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PREFACE.
The title of Baronet is an hereditary dignity, intermediate in rank between
the Peerage and Knighthood. The Order was founded by King James the
First in 1611, and owes its origin to the laudable anxiety of that monarch
for the settlement and civilization of Ireland. That country, during nearly
the whole reign of his predecessor, had been desolated by wars of the most
remorseless description ; the rebels, or nati%^e Irish, were at length com-
pletely subdued by Elizabeth, but so late in her reign that the task of civiliz-
ing the people she had conquered, of reconciling them to laws and industry,
of rendering their obedience durable, and their subjection useful to the
crown of England, devolved entirely on her successor. In this work, ac-
cording to Hume, King James proceeded by so steady, regular, and well
connected a plan, that in the short space of nine years he made more ad-
vances towards the reformation of that kingdom than had been made in the
four hundred and forty years which had elapsed since the conquest of it was
first attempted.
The province of Ulster had been particularly depopulated during the
wars, and its whole proprietorship vested in the crown by the attainder and
forfeiture of the rebels : for its settlement, English adventurers were en-
couraged to go over, grants of land were made to them, and to any English-
man who would undertake to maintain thirty soldiers there for three years,
at the rate of 8d. per day, and to remit the first year's pay into the English
Treasury, the degree of BARONET was held out as an honorary reward,
with a solemn undertaking on the part of the Sovereign that neither he nor
his successors would at any time in future institute a degree of hereditary
dignity that should intervene between the Baronets and the Peerage of the
realm. To mark more strongly the object of this Institution, every Baronet
was authorized to add in a canton or escocheon on the armorial bearings of
his family the arms of the province of Ulster, being " a sinister hand, coviped
at the wrist gules," or, as it has since been more familiarly termed, the
bloody JunuL
At the first institution of the Order, its numbers were limited to 200 ;
and its members carefully selected from the most wealthy and distinguished
families of landed gentry. In subsequent periods, although landed pro-
perty and interest has always been much regarded in these promotions,
many other considerations, arising out of the circumstances of the times
and the progress of society, have been allowed to direct the royal favour.
In the reign of the first Charles it was at once the stimulus and reward of
devoted loyalty ; by his son, it was often bestowed as an honorary recom-
pense for sufi^erings and attachment, on which he was unable or unwilling
to confer more solid remuneration. As the commerce of our country in-
creased, the wealthy and distinguished jMerchant learned to look forward to
it as the well earned meed of long continued and successful industry. In
the latter, we have seen it associated with all that was eminent in science,
respectable in wealth, or distinguished in public service, whether civil or
military ; the man who scorning, even in youth, the allurements of riches,
braved the dangers of every clime in the pursuit of science, and dedicated
his whole after-life to its promotion ; the profound and upright dispenser of
the Laws ; the Physician who arrested the pi-ogress, or soothed the pains
a 2
iv PREFACE.
of disease ; the Philosopher who subjected to chains the element of fire ;
and the Poet whose genius has shed a lustre on the literature of his times,
will be found, associated with the Heroes of the Nile, of Trafalgar, and of
Waterloo, and with the statesmen Avhose exertions at home sustained and
directed the efforts of the warrior, and supplied the means of victory, in the
list of Baronets created by his late Majesty, and his Royal Father.
The rank and precedence of Baronets is immediately after the younger
sons of Barons, and before all Knights, whether of the Orders or Knights
Bachelors, except Knights of the Garter and Knights Bannerets created in
open war under the Royal Banner displayed, the King himself, or the
Prince of Wales being present. Commoners, however, who are of His
Majesty's Privy Council, the Chancellors of the Exchequer, and of the
Duchy of Lancaster, the Judges, the Master of the Rolls, and the Vice-
Chancellor take precedence of Baronets.
The eldest son of a Baronet, until 19 Dec. 1827, might, on coming of
age, claim the honour of Knighthood, by virtue of a clause in the Patent
of Creation, inserted therein in pursuance of a provision of letters patent,
granting, amongst other things, that privilege, which King James issued
about a twelvemonth after the foundation of the Order. His late Ma-
jesty, however, was pleased, by letters patent of the above-mentioned date,
to revoke and annul those of King James so far as the said privilege is con-
cerned, and to declare that in future no such covenant should be inserted.
Number of Baronets created since the foundation of the Order : —
By James 1 205
Charles 1 253
Charles II 426
James. II 20
Wilham III 37
Anne 29
George 1 41
George II. . . 49
George III 469
George IV ^ 55
William IV 38
1622
INDEX.
Date.
Abdt 1641
Abney-Hastings (late Hastings) 1806
Acland, of Columb John 1677-8
(Fuller-Palmer) 1818
Acton (now Dalberg-Acton 1643-4
Affleck 1782
Ainslie 1804
Alexander 1 809
Alleyne 1769
Amcotts (now Ingilby) 1796
Amyand (now Cornewall) 1764
Anderson, of Broughton 1660
, of Ferraoy 1813
Anson c 1831
Anstnither 1798
Antrobus 1815
Apreece 1782
Arbuthnot 1823
Armytage 1738
Ashburnham 1661
Astlev, of Hill Morton 1660
\ of Everley 1821
Aubrey 1660
Bacon, of Redgrave , 1611
, of Mildenhall 1627
Baillie (now Mackenzie) 1819
, of Polkemmet 1823
Baird 1809
Baker, of Loventor 1776
, of Richmond 1796
(late Littlehales) 1802
Ball 1801
Baring 1793
Barlow 1803
Barrett-Lennard 1801
Barrington 1831
Barrow (now Crawley-Boevy) 1 784
, of Ulverstone , « 1835
Bateman (now Scott) 1806
Bateson 1818
Bathurst-Hervey 1818
Bayley 1834
Baynes 1801
Bayntun-Sandys 1809
Beach (Hicks) 1619
Beauchamp. Proctor 1744-5
Beaumont 1660-1
Page.
PI.
61
5
324
37
75
7
395
49
73
7
219
23
318
36
351
42
192
19
272
22
185
18
96
9
361
43
433
56
279
30
383
47
221
23
420
53
170
16
108
10
83
7
406
51
93
8
U
1
40 S
402
50
423
54
343
40
208
21
274
29
299
33
288
31
255
27
306
34
290
32
440
57
227
24
449
59
332
39
400
50
394
49
446
58
290
32
348
41
20
2
171
16
101
9
vi INDEX.
Date.
Becher ,.. 1831
Beckett 1813
Bedingfeld 1660-1
Beevor 1784
Bellingham 1 706
Beresford 1814
Bernard-Morland (late Bernard) 1769
Bernev 1620
Bidduiph 1664
Birch 1831
Bisshopp 1620
Blackett 1 673
Blackmail (now Harnage) 1821
Blackwood 1814
Blair (Hunter) 1786
Blake, of Langham 1 772
, of Twisel Castle 1774
Blakistou 1763
Blane 1812
Blennerhassett 1809
Blois 1686
Blomefield 1 807
Blount , 1642
Blunt 1720
Boevy (Crawley) 1784
Booth 1834
Boothby 1660
Borough 1813
Boswell ,. 1 821
Boughey-Fletcher (late Fletcher) 1798
Boughton (now Rouse-Boughton), of Lawford 1641
— ,of Rouse-Lench . . 1 791
Bowyer, of Denham Court 1660
, ofRadley 1794
(now Goring) 1 627
Boyd 1775
Boynton 1618
Brenton 1812
Bridges I7I8
Brisco 1782
Broadhead 1831
Brodie 1834
Broke 1813
Bromhead 1806
Bromley (late Smith) 1757
Brooke, of Norton 1662
, of Colebrooke 1822
(De Capell) 1803
Brooke-Pechell (late Pechell) 1797
Broughton 1 660- 1
Brownrigg 1816
Bruce, of Down Hill 1804
, of Dublin 1812
Brydges (Jones) 1807
, of Denton Court 1815
Buchan-^IIe])l)urn (late He])burn) 1815
Buckworth-IIerne-Soame (late Buckworth) 1097
Bulkdey (Williams) 1661
BuUer (now Yarde-Buller) 1790
Page.
PL
437
57
365
44
99
9
232
24
271
29
371
45
191
19
23
2
124
11
438
57
24 '
2
136
12
417
53
373
46
238
25
193
19
201
20
184
18
357
43
347
41
145
13
335
39
69
6
162
15
227
24
449
59
89
8
366
44
407
51
281
30
56 I
5
248 S
84 1
8
256 \
39
4
205
21
18
2
356
43
161
15
221
23
441
57
448
58
363
44
323
37
1 m^
1//
17
121
11
419
53
303
34
274
30
105
9
388
48
316
36
356
42
333
39
384
47
377
46
151
14
111
10
240
25
INDEX. - vii
Date.
Bunbury 1681
Burdett, of Bramcote 1618-9
, of Burthwaite 16G5
Burges (now Lamb) . t 1795
Burgo\Tie 1641
Burnaby 1767
Burrard (now Neale) 1769
, of Lymington 1807
Burrell (heretofore Raymond) 1774
Buxton 1800
Call 1791
Calvert (now Verney) 1818
Cameron 1817
CampbeU, of Succoth 1808
(colonel) 1815
(now Cockburn-Campbell) 1821
, of New Brunswick. 1831
, of Carrick Buoy 1831
, of Barcaldine 1831
Carew • . 1661
Carmichael-Smyth 1 821
Cave 1641
Cayley 1661
Chad 1791
Chamberlain 1828
Champneys (now Mostyn-Champneys) 1 767
Chatterton 1801
Chaytor r 1831
Chetwode 1700
Chetwynd 1795
Chichester, of Raleigh 1641
, of Greencastle 1821
Cholraeley 1806
Clarke, of Salford 1617
, of Ireland 1804
, of Dunham Lodge 1831
Clarke-Jervoise 1813
Clavering • • • • • 1 601
Clayton, of INIorden 1731-2
, of Adlington 1774
Clerke 1660
Clifford (now Constable) 1815
Clifton 1611
Cockburn-Campbell (late Campbell) 1821
Cockerell 1809
Codrington 1721
Coffin 1804
Coghill 1778
Colebrooke 1759
Colleton 1660-1
Colquhoun 1 786
Colt 1693-4
Congreve 1812
Constable (late Clifford) 1815
Cooke 1661
Cooper 1 82 1
Coote 1774
Cope 1611
Page.
PI.
142
13
19
2
127
11
269
29
52
5
189
18
190
19
333
39
203
20
283
31
248
26
393
49
390
48
335
39
379
46
405
51
434
56
438
57
442
57
112
10
413
52
49
5
106
9
251
27
430
55
188
18
292
32
437
56
152
14
259
28
57
5
416
53
325
37
18
2
316
36
445
58
367
U
109
10
166
15
198
20
89
8
378
46
4
1
405
51
348
41
163
15
315
35
211
22
181
17
100
9
233
25
150
14
352
42
378
46
107
10
414
52
198
20
8
1
viii INDEX.
Date.
Copley 1778
Corbet 1808
Cornewall (late Amyand) 1764
Cotterell 1805
Cotton 1641
Cotton-Sheppard 1809
Cradock-Hartopp (late Hartopp) 1796
Craig (Gibson) 1 831
Craufurd 1781
Crawley-Boevy (heretofore Barrow) 1784
Crewe (late Harpur) 1626
Croft, of Croft Castle 1671
, of Cowling Hall 1818
Crofton 1 801
CuUum 1660
Cumming-Gordon 1 804
Cunliffe 1759
Curtis, of Gatcombe 1 794
, of Cullands Grove 1802
Cuyler 1814
Dalberg-Acton (late Acton) 1643-4
Pallas 1798
Bailing 1783
Dalrymple, of High Mark 1815
Dalrymple-Hay (late Hay) 1798
Dalrvmple-Horn-Elphinstone 1828
Darell 1795
Dashwood, of Northbrooke 1 684
Dash wood (now Dashwood-King) 1707
Davie 1641
De Bathe 1801
De Capell-Brooke 1803
De Crespignv 1 805
Denvs '. 1813
Dering 1626
Dickson 1802
Dillon 1 80 1
Dixie 1660
Dodsworth (late Smith) 1784
Dolben 1 704
Domvile (Pocklington) 1815
Domville 1814
Douglas, of Carr 1777
, of Glenbervie 1831
(now Scott-Douglas) 1786
Doyle 1828
D'Oyley (now D'Oyly) 16G3
Drake (Fuller-Eliott) 1821
Drummond (late Forbes-Drummond) t, 1828
Dryden 1795
Duckett (late Jackson) 1791
Duckworth 1813
Duff (now Duff-Gordon) 1813
Dukintield 1G(J5
Dunbar 1814
Dundas, of Richmond 1815
, of Beechwood 1821
Duntze.... 1774
Page.
PI.
211
21
337
39
185
18
321
36
52
5
350
42
272
29
449
57
215
22
227
24
34
3
133
12
399
50
296
33
81
7
309
35
179
17
257
27
302
34
375
46
73
7
280
30
224
23
375
46
278
30
424
54
262
28
144
13
156
14
62
6
296
33
303
34
320
36
369
45
35
4
299
33
291
32
90
8
228
24
154
14
380
47
372
45
209
21
433
56
234
25
428
55
122
11
411
52
430
55
200
28
248
26
361
44
387
44
127
11
373
46
382
47
412
52
205
21
INDEX. IX
Date.
Durrant 1784
Dyer 1678
Dyke 1 676-7
Eardley-AVilmot 1821
East 1823
Eden (Johnson) 1672
, of Maryland 1776
Edmonstone 1774
Edwardes 1678
Egerton (Grey) 1617
Egleton-Kent (late Kent) 1782
Elford 1800
Elphinstone, of Ore Place 1816
(DalrjTuple-Horn) 1828
Elton 1717
Erskine, of Torrie 1791
, of Cambo 1821
Evelyn 1713
Every 1641
Fagg 1660
Farmer 1780
Farnaby 1726
Farquhar, of London. 1796
(Townshend) 1821
Farrington • 1818
Ferguson 1 801
Fetherstonhaugh <■• 1747
Fettes 1804
Filmer 1674
Fitzgerald (Judkin) 1801
, of Newmarket-on-Fergiis, Ireland 1 822
Fitzherbert 1784
Fitz-Wvgram (late Wigram) 1805
Fleming 1705
Fletcher, of Clea Hall 1782
, of Carrow 1812
(now Boughey-Fletcher) 1 798
Fletcher- Vane 1786
Flower 1809
Floyd 1816
Fludyer 1759
Folkes 1774
Forbes 1823
Forbes-Dnimmond (now Drummond) 1 828
Ford : 1793
Foster.. 1831
Foulis 1619
Fowke 1814
Fowle-Middleton (late Middleton) 1804
Frankland 1660
Eraser 1 806
Frederick 1723
Freeling 1828
Fremantle 1821
Fuller-Eliott-Drake 1821
Fuller. Palmer-Acland (late Palmer- Acland) 1818
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Page.
Â¥1.
230
24
141
13
139
13
412
52
421
53
135
12
208
21
199
20
77
7
16
2
222
23
283
31
389
48
424
54
160
15
246
26
413
52
158
15
48
5
97
9
214
22
164
' 15
270
29
410
52
392
49
298
33
173
16
313
35
137
12
294
32
419
53
232
24
319
36
155
14
218
22
354
42
281
30
236
25
351
42
389
48
181
17
202
20
421
54
430
55
254
27
435
56
22
2
371
45
312
35
97
9
329
38
163
15
431
55
406
51
411
52
395
49
X INDEX.
Date.
Gage 1662
Gallwey (Payne) 1812
Gamon (now Grace) 1795
Garhett-Walsham 1 831
Gardiner ( Whalley-Smythe) 1783
Geary 1782
George 1809
Gerard 1611
Gibbes 1774
Gibbons 1752
Gibson-Craig 1 831
Glyn, of London 1 759
, of Gaunts 1800
Glvnne 1661
Go'och ] 746
Goodricke 1641
(Holyoake) 1835
Goold 1801
Gordon (Gumming) 1804
(Duff).. 1813
, of Niton 1818
Goring (formerly Bowyer) 1 627
Gould-Morgan , 1792
Grace (heretofore Gamon) 1795
Graham, of Esk 1629
, of Norton Conyers 1662
, of Netherby 1783
, of Kirkstall 1808
Greenhill-Russell 1 831
Gresley 1611
Grey 1814
Grey-Egerton (late Egerton) . 1617
Griffies-Williams, of Llwyny. Wormwood 1815
Guise 1783
Gunning 1778
Haggerston 1643
Halford 1809
Hamilton, of Marlborough House 1776
, of Woodbrook 1815
, of Trebinshum 1819
Hamlyn (now Williams) 1795
Hammick 1834
Hamond 1783
Hampson 1 642
Hanham 1667
Hanmer 1774
Hardinge 1801
Hardy 1806
Hare 1818
Harington 1611
Harland 1771
Harnage (late Blackman) 1 821
Harpur (now Crewe) 1626
Hartopp (now Cradock-Hartopp) 1796
Hartwell 1805
Harty 1831
Hastings (now Abney-Hastings) ^ 1 806
Hawkins, of Kelstou 1778
Page.
PL
117
10
353
42
261
28
443
58
223
23
222
23
344
40
5
1
202
20
174
16
440
57
180
17
282
31
109
10
172
16
60
6
450
59
295
33
309
35
367
44
394
49
39
4
253
27
261
28
47
5
119
11
224
23
339
40
436
56
9
1
372
45
16
2
381
47
225
23
213
22
71
6
349
41
206
21
376
46
401
50
268
29
448
58
226
24
72
7
131
12
200
20
293
32
323
37
398
50
10
1
193
19
417
53
34
3
272
29
318
36
436
56
324
37
213
22
INDEX. xi
Date.
Hawkins-Whitshed 1834
Hawlev 1795
Hay (Dalrymple) 1798
Hay^ 1797
Hazlerigg (late Hesilrigge) 1622
Head 1676
Heathcote, of London 1732-3
, of Hursley 1733
Henniker 1813
Hepburn (now Buchan-Hepburn) 1815
Heron 1778
Hervey (Bathurst) 1818
Hesilrigge (now Hazlerigg) 1622
Hesketh 1761
Hewett 1813
Hevgate 1831
Hicks-Beach (late Hicks) 1619
Hill 1726-7
HiUarv 1805
Hippisley 1796
Hislop 1813
Hoare 1786
Hobhouse 1812
Hoghton 1611
Holvoake-Goodricke i . i 1835
Homan 1801
Home 1813
Hon^nnan 1 804
Honywood 1660
Hood 1809
Hort 1767
Horton (Wilraot) 1772
Hoskvns 1 676
Hoste 1814
Hudson, of IMelton-Mowbray 1660
â– â– (now Palmer) 1791
Hughes 1773
Hulse 1738-9
Humble 1831
Hume 1 769
Hunloke 1642
Hunter 1812
Hunter-Blair I786
Ibbetson 1748
Ingilby, of Ripley 1781
(late Amcotts) 1796
IngHs 1801
Irv'ing ..., 1809
Isham 1627
Jackson (now Duckett) 1791
Jackson, of Ireland 1813
, of Arsley 1815
James, of Langley Hall 1791
, of Dublin 1823
Jephson 1815
Jervoise (Clarke) 1813
Jodrell (heretofoi-e Lombe). 1784
Page.
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447
58
264
28
278
30
274
29
32
3
138
12
167
16
168
16
365
44
377
46
209
21
394
49
32
3
183
17
366
44
444
58
20
2
165
15
321
37
272
29
362
43
237
25
355
42
3
1
450
59
295
33
359
43
309
34
92
•3
342
40
188
18
194
19
139
13
374
46
88
8
250
26
197
20
170
16
439
57
190
19
70
6
355
42
238
25
174
16
214 ^
'>2
2^72 i
288
32
345
40
37
4
248
26
361
43
380
47
245
26
420
53
386
48
367
44
229
24
xii INDEX.
Bate. Page. PL
Johnson-Eden (late Eden) 1G72 135 12
Johnson, of New-York 1755 176 17
, of Bath 1818 392 - 49
Johnstone (Vanden-Bempde) 1795 267 29
Jolliffe 1821 409 52
Jones (now Jones-Brydges) 1807 333 39
, of Stanley Hall 1808 336 39
, of Cranraer Hall 1831 436 56
Judkin-Fitzgerald 1801 294 32
Kay (late Watson) 1803 307 34
Kaye (Lister) 1812 358 43
Keane 1801 292 32
Kellet 1801 294 33
Kemp 1641 64 6
Kennaway 1791 244 26
Kent (now Egleton-Kent) 1782 222 23
Kerrison 1821 405 51
Key 1831 432 56
King (Dashwood) 1707 156 14
1792 252 27
, of Charles Town 1815 387 48
, ofCorrard 1821 418 53
Knatchbull 1641 58 5
Knightley 1798 277 30
Knighton 1813 359 43
Knowles 1765 186 18
Kynaston (late Powell) 1818 394 49
Lacon 1818 397 49
Lade 1758 178 17
Laffan 1828 431 55
Laforey 1789 239 25
Lake 1711 157 15
Lamb (late Burges) 1795 269 29
Lambert 1710-1 157 14
Langham 1660 80 7
Lawley 1641 61 6
Lawson c 1831 438 57
Lechmere 1818 396 49
Leeds 1812 358 43
Lees 1804 317 36
Legard 1660 99 9
Leigh, of South Carolina , 1773 196 19
,ofWhitley 1815 382 47
Leighton 1692-3 149 14
Leith 1775 206 21
Lemon 1774 201 20
Lennard (Barrett) 1801 290 32
LesHe (lato Pepys) 1784 230 24
Lethbridge 1804 314 35
Lister-Kaye 1812 358 43
Littlehales (now Baker) 1802 299 33
Lloyd, of Lancing 1831 439 57
Loc'khart 1806 328 38
Lombe (now Jodrell) 1784 229 24
Lopes 1«05 320 36
Lorraine 1GG4 123 1 1
Louis 1806 326 37
INDEX. xiii
Date.
Lowther 1824
Lubbock 1806
Lushington 1791
Macdonald 1813
M'Gregor (Murray) 1795
Macgregor 1 828
M'Grigor 1831
M'Kenney 1831
Mackenzie ( ]Muir) 1 805
(late Baillie) 1819
Mackworth 1770
M'Mahon, of Dublin 1815
(major-general) 1817
Mahon 1819
Mainwaring 1 804
Maitland 1818
Malet < 1791
Manners (now Talmash) 1793
Mansel 1621-:
Marjoribanks 1815
Martin, of Long Melford 16G7
, of Lockynge 1791
MaxweU o 1 804
Medhcott 1 808
Metcalfe 1802
Meux 1831
Middleton (now Monck) 16G2
(now Noel) 1781
(now Fowle-Middleton) 1 804
Milbanke 1661
Mildmay (St. John) 1772
Mill 161 9
Miller, of Chichester 1705
, of Glenlee 1788
Milman 1800
Milner 1716
Milnes 1801
Molesworth 1689
Monck (late Middleton) 1662
IMontgomery, of Stanhope 1801
, of the Hall , , . 1808
Mordaunt 1611
Morgan (Gould) 1792
Morland (Bernard) 1769
Morris 1808
Morshead . . 1784
Mosley 1781
Mostyn, of Talacre 1 670
Most\Ti-Champneys (late Champneys) 1767
Muir-Mackenzie 1805
Munro 1825
Murray-M'Gregor (late Murray) 1795
Musgrave 1611
Nagle 1813
Neale (late Burrard) 1769
Neave , 1 795
Nelthorpe 1666
Page.
PI.
424
54
326
37
244
26
370
45
266
28
431
55
435
56
444
58
322
37
402
50
207
21
377
46
391
49
402
50
311
35
391
49
243
26
254
27
30
3
377
46
130
12
247
26
312
35
340
40
301
33
445
58
119
11
217
22
312
35
113
10
194
19
21
2
155
14
239
25
284
31
159
15
286
31
147
13
119
11
291
32
336
39
12
1
253
27
191
19
327
38
227
24
216
22
1.32
12
188
18
322
37
424
54
266
28
7
1
359
43
190
19
263
28
129
12
xiv INDEX.
Date.
Nepean 1 802
Nightingale 1628
Noel (late Middleton) 1781
Northcote 1 C41
Nugent, of Waddesdon 180G
, of Donore 1 831
Oakeley 1700
Oakes 1815
Ochterlony 1823
Oglander 16G5
Ogle 1816
O'Malley 1804
Onslow 1797
Orde 1790
Osbom 1 GCl -2
Otway 1831
Ouseley 1808
Owen, of Orielton 1 641
1813
Oxenden 1678
Page-Turner (late Turner) 1733
Palk 1 782
Palliser 1773
Palmer, of Wingham 1621
of Carlton 1660
(late Hudson) 1791
Parker, of London 1 681
, of Chaurand 1783
, of Harburn 1797
Pasley 1794
Paul.. 1821
Payne (now Payne-Gallwey) 1812
Peacocke 1802
Pechell (now Brooke-Pechell) 1797
Peel 1800
Pennyman = 1G63-4
Pepys (now Leslie) 1784
—, of Wimpole Street 1 801
Perring 1808
Pevton 177G
Ph'ilipps, of Picton 1828
Philips, of Weston 1828
Phillipps, of Middle Hill 1821
Phillips, of Picton 1G21
Pigot 17G4
Pigott 1808
Pocklington-Domvile 1815
Pocock 1 821
Pole, ofShute 1G28
, of Wolverton 1791
Pollen 1795
Poore 1795
Powell (now Kynaston) 1818
Prescott 1794
?
c
Preston 1810
Prevost 1805
Price, of Spring Grove 1804
Page.
PI.
298
33
44
4
217
22
53
5
330
38
443
57
241
25
387
48
423
54
128
12
388
48
317
36
276
30
242
25
116
10
434
56
341
40
59
5
360
43
140
13
169
16
219
23
197
20
27
3
79
7
250
20'
143
13
222
23
276
30
256
27
415
52
353
42
303
34
274
30
284
31
123
11
230
24
287
31
340
40
207
21
427
55
429
55
415
52
29
3
185
18
341
40
380
47
408
51
45
4
249
26
205
28
2G9
29
394
49
258
28
385
48
322
37
308
34
INDEX. XV
Date.
Price, of Treiggwainton 1815
, of Foxlev 1828
Prideaux .' 1622
Proctor (Beauchamp) 1744-5
Puleston , 1813
Radcliffe 1813
Rae 1804
Ramsav 1806
Ramsd'en , 1689
Rashleigh 1 831
Raymond (now Burrell) 177-4
Reade 1660-1
Reid 1823
Rich 1791
Ricketts 1828
Riddell 1778
Ridley (late White) v- » 1756
Rivers 1621
Roberts 1809
Robinson, of London 1660
, of Rokebv 1819
, of Batt's' House 1823
Rogers ... 1698-9
Rouse-Boughton (late Boughton) 1641
1791
Rowley, of Tendring HaU 1786
(Vice-Admiral) 1813
Rumbold 1779
Russell, of Swallowfield 1812
(Greenhill), of Checquers Court . » 1831
, of York Street 1832
Ryeroft 1784
St. Aubyn 1671
- John (now St. John-Mildmay) 1772
- Paul 1813
Salusbur)'^-Trelawney (late Trelawney) 1628
Salusbury, of Llanwern 1 795
Sandys (Bayntun) 1809
Saxton 1794
Scott-Douglas (late Douglas) 1786
Scott, of Great Barr ] 806
(late Sibbald) , 1806
(late Bateman) 1806
, of Abbotsford 1820
, of Lytchett Minster 1821
Scudaraore-Stanhope (late Stanhope) 1807
Sebright 1626
Seymour 1809
Shaw, of London 1665
and Kilmarnock 1809
, of Kilmarnock and Polmadie (second patent) 1813
, of Bushy Park 1821
Sheaffe 1813
Sheffield 1755 6
Shelley, of Maresfield 161 1
, of Castle Goring 1806
Shelley-Sidney 1818
Pasre.
PL
386
48
426
54
31
3
171
16
364
44
364
44
315
36
328
.38
148
13
442
57
203
20
104
9
422
53
250
26
428
55
212
22
177
17
28
3
345
41
82
7
403
50
422
54
152
14
56 ^
5
248 5
235
25
362
44
214
22
354
42
436
56
446
58
228
24
134
12
194
19
368
45
42
4
260
28
348
41
256
27
234
25
327
38
331
38
332
39
403
51
417
53
334
39
35
3
344
40
126
11
346 i
360 S
41
408
51
360
43
175
16
6
1
324
37
397
50
xvi INDEX.
Date. Page. PI.
Sheppard (Cotton) 1809
Shiffner 1818
Shuckburgh 1G60
Sibbald (now Scott) 1806
Sidney (Shelley) 1818
Simeon 1815
Sinclair 1786
Sitwell 1808
Skeffington 1786
Skipwith 1622
Slade 1831
Smijth 1661
Smith (now Bromley) 1757
, of Sydling, St. Nicholas 1774
(now Dodsworth) 1784
, of Hadley 1802
, of Tring Park 1804
, of Eardiston «, . . 1809
, of Pickering 1821
Smyth, of Upton 1665
, of Long Ashton 1763
(Carmichael) 1821
Smythe 1660rl
Soame (Duckworth- Heme) 1697
Stamer 1809
Stanhope (now Scudamore Stanhope) 1807
Stanley, of Alderley 1660
-, of Hooton 1661
Stapleton 1679
Steuart 1815
Stewart 1803
Stirling, of Mansfield 1792
, of Faskine 1800
Stonhouse \ , „«^
( 1670
Stracey 1818
Strachey 1801
Strickland 1641
Stronge 1803
Stuart 1660
Style 1627
Sullivan 1804
Sutton 1772
Swinburne 1 660
Sykes, of Basildon 1781
, of Sledmere 1783
Synge 1801
Talmash (late Manners) 1 793
Tancred 1662
Tapps 1 791
Taylor, of Hollycombe 1828
Temple 1612
Thomas, of Wenvoe Castle 1694
, of Yapton Place 1766
Thompson, of Southampton 1797
, of Hartsbourn 1806
Thorold 1642
Throckmorton 1642
350
42
399
50
86
8
831
38
397
50
379
47
233
24
339
40
238
25
33
3
432
56
114
10
177
17
204
20
228
24
301
34
313
35
347
41
414
52
125
11
183
18
413
52
102
9
151
14
352
42
334
39
85
8
110
10
141
13
381
47
305
34
253
27
285
31
40 )
4
133 S
398
50
287
31
54
5
305
34
87
8
37
3
310
35
195
19
95
8
216
22
225
23
297
33
254
27
120
11
251
27
426
54
14
2
151
14
187
18
276
30
331
38
66
6
68
6
INDEX. xvii
Date,
Tichborne 1 G20
Tieniey 1818
(second patent) 1 834
Townshend (now Townshend-Farquhar) 1821
Trelawney (now Salusbury-Trelawney) 1628
Trevelvan 1601-2
Trollope 1641
Trotter 1821
Trowbridge 1799
Turner (now Page-Turner) , 1733
Turton 1796
T wisden 1 QGQ
Twysden 1611
Tyrell 1809
Vaxden-Bempde- Johnstone 1795
Vane (Fletcher) 1786
Vaughan 1791
Vavasour, of Spaldington 1801
, of Haslewood 1828
Verney (late Calvert) 1818
Vincent 1620
Vivian 1 828
Vyvyan 1644-5
Wake 1621
Wakeman 1828
Walker 1835
Waller 1815
Walsh 1804
Walsham (Garbett) 1831
Warrender 1715
Watson, of Fulmer 1760
(now Kav) 1803
Webb ; 1644
Webster 1 703
Wedderburn 1803
Welby 1801
Wentworth 1795
Whalley-Smvthe-Gardiner (late Whalley-Gardiner) . 1783
Wheler '. 1660
Whichcote 1660
White, of Tuxford 1802
(now Ridley) 1756
A^Tiitshed (Hawkins) 1834
Wigram (now Fitz-Wygram) 1805
Williams (now Williams-Bulkeley) 1661
(now Williams- Wynn) 1688
(late Haml^Ti) 1795
of Bodllewyddan 1798
(Griffies) of Llwyny- Wormwood 1815
Williamson 1642
Willoughby 1794
Wilmot, of Chaddesden ] 759
(now Wilmot-Horton) 1772
(Eardley) 1821
Wilson 1660-1
Winnington 1 755
Wiseman 1628
Page.
PL
26
3
401 }
447 S
50
410
52
42
4
115
10
63
6
416
53
282
30
169
16
273
29
130
12
13
1
350
41
267
29
236
25
249
26
286
31
427
55
393
49
25
2
425
54
76
7
29
3
428
55
419
59
385
48
313
35
443
58
159
15
182
17
307
34
74
7
153
14
307
34
289
32
265
28
223
23
94
8
78
7
300
33
177
17
447
58
319
36
111
10
146
13
268
29
280
30
381
47
65
6
258
27
178
17
194
19
412
52
103
9
175
16
43
4
xviii INDEX.
Date. Page. PI.
Wolff 1766
Wolseley 1628
Wombwell 1778
Wood, of Barnsley 1784
, of Gatton 1808
Wraxall 1813
Wrey 1628
Wright 1772
Wrottesley 1642
Wylie 1814
Wynn (Williams) 1688
Wyvill 1612
Varde-Buller (late BuUer) 1790
Yea 1 769
Young 1769
, of Formosa Place 1813
, of Baileiborough 1821
187
18
47
4
210
21
231
24
338
39
370
45
41
4
196
19
67
6
373
45
146
13
14
1
240
25
180
17
192
19
369
45
413
52
MOTTOES
OF THE
BARONETS OF ENGLAND,
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED; WITH TRANSLATIONS.
Advance with coivage. Maijoribanks.
jEqno adeste animo. Be ye ready with a
mind unruffled. Cope.
JEquo pede propem. Go forward in a steady
pace. East.
Agitatione purgatur. Cleansed by agitation.
Russell, of Middlesex.
Aides Dieu. Help, O God. Mill.
A la volontc de Dieu. At the will of God.
Strickland.
Alia ta Ham. St. John-Mildmay.
Amicitice viiiutisqne fxdus. The league of
friendship and virtue. Hippisley.
Animo, non astutia. By courage, not by
craft. Gordon.
Antiqimm redintegrare. To restore an ancient
family. Hepburn.
Ardua petit ardea. The Heron seeks high
places. Heron.
Anna tuentw pacem. Fowke.
Aspiro. I aspire. Ramsay.
Audacesfortiina jurat. Fortune favours the
brave. Burroughs, King, of Charles
Town, and King, of Corrard.
Auspice Christo. Under the guidance of
Christ. Davie.
Aujrilium ah alto. Aid from above. Martin,
Dillon, and Kellet.
Bernard-Morland .
He lives twice who lives
Bear andfwhear.
Bis vivit qui bene.
well. Becher.
Cedant arma toga. Let arms yield to the
gown. Reade.
Chase. Geary.
Christi crux est mea lux. Christ's cross is my
light. Northcote.
Clariores e tenebiis. More clear in darkness.
Puleston.
Ccelestia canimiis. We sing heavenly things.
Synge.
Concordant nomine facta. Our deeds and our
name agree. And over the crests. En grace
affie. Depend on grace. Grace.
Concordia res a-escunt. Concord giveth in-
crease. Bromhead.
Confido. I trust. Boyd.
Conquiesco. I am satisfied. Metcalfe.
Consilio et atiimis. By counsel and courage.
Maitland.
Constans fidei. Steady in my faith; or.
Steady to my trust. Ridley.
Constantia et Jidelitate. By constancy and
fidelity. Clarke, of Cresses Green House.
Contentement passe richesse. Content sur-
passes riches. Bowyer.
Orrda serata pando. I lay open the locked
heart (above the crest). Lockhart.
Cor nohyle cor immobi/le. Bold in daring,
fixed in purpose. Vivian.
Corona mea Christus. Christ is my crown.
Chetwode.
Courage. Cumming-Gordon.
Dante Deo. By the gift of God. Wolff.
Dat Deics incrementum. God giveth the in-
crease. Crofton.
De bon vouloir servir le roi. To serve the king
with good will. Grey.
Decrevi. I have determined. Nugent.
Dei memw, gratus amici^. Mindful of God,
grateful to friends. Antrobus.
Deo et principe. For God and my Prince.
Lamb.
Deo regique debeo. I owe it to God and the
King. Johnson.
Despicio terrena, Salem contemplor. I despise
earthly things, I contemplate the sun.
Bedingfeld.
Deus maj./r columna. God is the greatest
support. Henniker.
Deus mihi providebit. God will provide for
me. Goold.
Deus ijoscit corvos. God feeds the ravens.
Jones, Brydges, and Corbet.
Decant si je puis. Foremost if I can. Main-
waring.
Difficilia quae pulchra. Fair things are diffi-
cult of attainment. Elford.
D'lsciplind, fide, perseverantid. By discipline,
faith, and perseverance. Duckworth.
Do no yll, quoth Doyle. D'Oyly.
Dread shame. Leighton.
Ducit amor patricR. The love of my country
is my inducement. Philipps.
DulcLs ex aspe)is. Sweet out of bitter. Fer-
guson.
Dum spiro, spero. Whilst I breath, I hoj^e.
Dillon.
Ein do and spare not. Macgregor (over the
crest).
En Dieu est mon esperance. In God is my
hope. Gerard.
Erentus, non elatus. Exalted, not elated.
Beaumont.
Es^yez. Try. Dundas.
Jifse quam videri. To be, rather than to
seem. Croft, St. Paul, Crawley-Boevy,
and Croft, of Cowling Hall.
Esto semper fidelis. Be always faithful.
Yea.
Esto, Sol, testis. Be thou witness, O Sun.
Jones.
E'eti do, bait spair nocht. Murray-Macgre-
gor.
Exegi. I have finished it. Lees.
Extant recte fact is prcemia. Rewards spring
from good deeds. Coffin.
Facie tenus. Up to the mark. Wheler.
XX
MOTTOES.
Feret ad astro virtus. Virtue will bear you
to the skies. Kellet.
Festina leute. Onslow.
Fide et fiducia. By faith and confidence.
Harnage.
Fide et virtute. By fidelity and virtue.
Gooch.
Fidelitas vincet. Fidelity will prevail. Cot-
ton.
Fideliter. Faithfully. Cunliffe.
FidKs et audax. Faithful and brave. Slade.
Finis eoronat opus. The end crowns all.
Baker.
Firm (round the crest). Dalrymple.
Fi)}n to mi/ trust. Glyn, of Gaunts.
Firmum in vita nihil. Nothing in life is per-
manent. Bunbury.
Follow me. Campbell.
Fortes fortuna juvat. Fortune favours the
brave. Dickson.
Fortiter et fideliter. Strongly and faithfully.
Pennyman.
Fortiter et recte. Strongly and rightly, also
Per a)dua, in despite of difficulties. Ful-
ler-Eliott-Drake.
Fo^-titudine vineit. By fortitude he conquers.
Doyle.
Fortitudini. To fortitude. Hoste.
Fortund favente. By fortune's favour. Fal-
kiner.
Forward. Stewart, and Cockburn-Camp-
bell.
Furor arma ministrat. Rage furnishes arms.
Baynes.
Gang forward. Stirling.
Gardez hien. Guard well. Montgomery.
Gardez Vhonneur. Preserve your honour.
Hanmer.
Go thorough. Brenton.
Gradatim vincimus. We overcome by de-
grees. Curtis.
Go-atd manu. With grateful hand. Call.
Grata sume manu. Take with a thankful
hand. Winnington.
Gtvell angau na chi/wyld. Rather death
than shame. Mackworth.
H.(Bc maniis obpatriam. This hand for my
country. Shuckburgh.
Hie fructus virtutis. This is the fruit of
virtue. Waller.
Homo sum. I am a man. Homan.
Honestas optima politia. Honesty is the
best policy. Owen, of Orielton, {both
harts.)
Honest;/ is the best policy. Thomas, of Yap-
ton Place.
Hora et sempre. Now and always. Denys.
Hos gloria reddit honores. These honours
are' acquired by glory. Forbes-Drum-
mond.
11 tempo passa. Time passes. Boynton.
I mean well. Shaw, of Kilmarnock.
Imperio regit unus a'quo. One governs with
unbiassed sway. Gunning.
In caligine Ixvet. It shines in darkness.
Baillie (over the Crest).
In Canopo ut ad Cano])um. Louis.
In crucifira gh>ria mea. My glory is in the
cross. Knatchbull.
Industria. Diligence. Warrender and Fet-
tes.
Inebranlahlr. Unshaken. Acland of Co-
lumb-John, and Fullor-Palmer-Acland.
Initium sapientict est timor Domuti. The
fear of the Lord is the beginning of wis-
dom. Martin.
Innocentid sernrns. Secure in innocence.
Jackson, of Fork Hill.
In utramqiie paratus. Ready for either.
Muir-Mackenzie.
Invitum sequitur honos. Honour follows
against his will. Chichester of Green-
castle.
In veritate victoria. In truth is victory.
Abney-Hastings.
In well beware. Wombwell.
Jamais arriere. Never behind. Douglas.
J'aime a jamais. I love for ever. James.
Je me fie en Dieu. I trust in God. Blois.
Je srds prest. I am ready. Fraser.
Je veux le droit. I will have the right.
Duckett.
Juste et droit. Just and right. Whichcote.
Kynd kynn knawne kepe. Keep your own
kin kind. Lyster-Kaye.
La bondad para la medra. Goodness pro-
duces success. Barrett-Lennard.
Labora xit in CBternum vivas. Labour that
you may live for ever. Apreece.
Lahore et scientia. By labour and science.
Wylie.
Lamh foisdineach an vachtar. What we
gain by conquest, we secure by clemency.
Sullivan.
Lauro scutoque resurgo. I rise again by the
laurel and shield. Lorraine.
La vie durante. During life. Cornewall.
Le bon temps vietidra. The good time will
come. Wrey and Farrington.
Libertas. Liberty. Birch.
Lock sicker. Be sure. Douglas, of Carr.
Loyal a mort. Loyal to death. Laforey and
Chatterton.
Lucem spero. I hope for light. Kemp.
Luxtiia, via mea. Thy light is my path.
Blount; Blunt.
Ma force d'en haut. My strength is from
above. Malet.
Maintien le droit. Support the right.
Brydges.
Malgn^ le toi-t. In spite of wrong. Hoghton.
Malo mori qudm fijedari. Death rather than
disgrace. Jackson, of Fork HUl, and
Harty, of Dublin.
Marte et arte. By war and art. Jones, of
Cranmer Hall.
Marte et ingenio. By war and wit. Smith,
of Tring Park.
Martis, non Ciipidinis. Of Mars, not of Cu-
pid. Fletcher.
Maya. Cameron.
Mediocridfirma. Firm in mediocrity. Bacon.
Meliorafide qudm fortuna. Faith preferable
to fortune. Gresley.
Mens cujusque is est quisque. Every man has
his opinion. Pepys.
Mens sibi conscia recti. His mind conscious
of right. Wright.
Mente manuque. With heart and hand.
Farquhar, and Townshend-Farquhar.
Moneo et manio. I admonish and support.
Dalrymple-Horn-Elphinstonc.
Moribus antiquis. With ancient manners.
Throckmorton.
Mors Christi, mors mortis mihi. Christ's
death is to me the death of Death. Boothby.
Mors lupi agnis vita. The death of the v/olf
is the life of the lamb. Ouseley.
Nee parvis sL^to. Trifles deter me not. De
Bathe.
A'''c' qacerei'c, nee spernere honorem. Neither
to seek nor despise honours. Boughey-
Fletcher.
Nee sinit esseferos. Nor suffers them to be
cruel. Langham.
Nee temere, nee timide. Neither rashly nor
fearfully. Simeon. Wakeman.
Nil conscire sibi. Conscious of no guilt.
Carevv.
MOTTOES.
XXI
Nil desperandum. Nothing is to be despaired
of. Walker.
Nil magnum nisi bomim. Nothing is great
unless it be good. Cooper.
Nil temere, neque timore. Nothing either
rashly, or timidly. Bemey.
Nodofinno. In a firm knot. Harington.
Non dormit qui custodit. He sleeps not who
keeps watch. Coghill.
Non morifur cujus fama vivit. He is not dead,
whose fame lives. Congreve.
Non rapui sed recepi. I stole not but re-
ceived it. Cotterell.
Non sibi, sed patrioi natus. Born not for
himself, but for his country. Jodrell.
Non temere. Not rashly. Forbes.
Non tua te moveant, sed publica vota. Let not
your own, but the public wishes actuate
you. AUeyne;
Non vox, sed votum. Not the voice, but the
vow. Nagle.
Nos nostraqae Deo. Us and ours to God.
Rogers.
Nous travaillerons en Vesph-ance. We will
labour in hope. Blackett.
Nunc aut nunquam. Now or never. Hamp-
son.
Nunquam nisi honorificetitissime. Never, if
not honourably. Freeling.
Omne bfmum Dei dnnum. All good is the
gift of God. Boughton.
Omne bonum desuper. All good is from
above. Honywood.
Omnium reruni vicissitudo. All things are
subject to change. Ford.
On things transitoi-y resteth no glory. Isham.
Palma virtuti. The palm to virtue. Palmer.
Paratus et fidelis. Prepared and faithful.
Hamond.
Paratus sum. I am prepared. Campbell, of
Barcaldine.
Paritur pajc bello. Peace is obtained through
war. Blane.
Par sit fortuna laboris. May the fortune be
equal to the labour. Palmer.
Paterni nominis ptatrinumium. The patrimo-
ny of a paternal name. Oakeley.
Patior, pfjtior. I suffer, I obtain. Peyton, of
Doddington.
Pax alma redit. Sweet peace returns. Dom-
ville, of St. Alban's.
Put, copia, sapientia. Peace, plenty, wis-
dom, all relating to the crest ; as peace to
the olive branches, plenty to the vine, and
wisdom to the serpent. Fleming.
Pensez fort. Think much. Bromley.
Per ardua. Through difficulties. Fuller-
Eliott-Drake ; Curtis, of Gatcombe.
Per crucem ad stellas. By the cross, to
heaven. Legard.
Per ignem et gladium. By fire and sword
(round the crest). Welby.
Periissem, ni periissem. My fame would
have been lost, had I not died. Anstru-
ther.
Per mare, per teiras. By sea and by land.
Macdonald.
Perseverando. In persevering. Flower.
Persevere. Neale. Oakes.
Persevere. Round the crest. Congreve.
Per vias rectos. By right ways. Blackwood.
Pollet virtus. Virtue exalts. Pole, of Shute,
and Pole, of Wolverton.
Preevisa mala pereunt. Foreseen misfortunes
die away. Twisden.
Prend mrn tel quejesuis. Take me as I am.
Ricketts.
Press through. Young, of Marlow.
Pretiosum quod utile. That is precious which
is useful. Affleck,
Pristinum spero lumen, I hope for ancient
lustre. Preston.
For God and one's country.
Probity is true honour.
Proaris etfocis.
Hazlerigg.
Probitas verus lu/nos.
Lacon.
PriMtatem qudm divitias. Probity rather
than riches. Clayton, of Adlington.
Pro Deo, et Ecclesia. For God and the
Church. Bisshopp.
Pro Deo, patria, rege. For God, my country,
and king ; and over the crest, ' ' a Jamais."
James,
Pnxiesse civibus. To be of advantage to my
fellow citizens. Beckett.
Pro legibus ac regibus. For kings and laws.
Wilson.
Pro magna chartd. For the great charter.
Stapleton.
Pro patria non timidus perire. Not afraid to
die for my country. Mostyn-Champneys.
Pro rege. For the king, Burnaby.
Pro rege et patria. For king and country.
Ainslie. Smith, of Pickering.
Pro rege et patria pugnans. Ready to fight
for my king and country. Pasley.
Pro rege et restmblica. For king and com-
monwealth. Paul.
Prudentid et animo. By prudence and cou-
rage. Ochterlony.
Pugna pro patria. Fight for your country.
I'ichborne.
Quantum in rebtis inane. What inanity in
human affairs. Osborn.
Qui capit, capitur. He who takes, is taken.
Smyth, of Long Ashton.
Qui sera, sera. What will be, will be ; and
Pnnvipiis obsta, Oppose evils in their com-
mencement. Folkes.
Quod Dens vidt, fiet. What God wills, be
done. Chetwynd.
Quod divi, diji. What I have said, I have
said, Dixie.
Quod honestum, utile. What is honest, is
useful. Lawson.
Quod vult, valde vult. What he wishes, he
wishes fervently. Mansel.
Quo fata vacant. Wherever fate calls me.
Shelley.
Quo honestior, eo tutior. The more honest,
the more safe. Guise.
Reason contents me. Graham, of Esk ; Gra-
ham, of Netherby.
Recte faciendo securus. Safe in doing right.
Inglis.
Regardez mon droit. Consider my right.
Middleton.
Regi iMtriceque fidelis. Faithful to king and
country. Scott, of Great Barr.
Regi semper fidelis. Always loyal to the king.
Smythe, of Eshe.
Rien sans Dieii. Nothing without God.
Kerrison,
Robori pintdentia prcestat. Prudence excels
strength. Young.
ScBvumque tridentum servamus. Let us keep
the mighty trident. Broke.
Sans changer. Without changing. Mus-
grave, and Stanley, of Alderly.
Sans crainte. Without fear. Tyrell.
Scrioghal mo dhream. M'Grigor, of Camden
Hill.
Scutodivino. Under the divine protection.
Kay.
Scutofidei. By the shield of faith. Morris.
Secus rivos aquarum. By rivers of waters.
Rivers.
Se>nel et semper. Once and always. Swin-
burne.
Semper fidelis. Always faithful. Smith, of
Sydling,
Semper paratus. Always ready. Knowles,
and Constable.
XXU
MOTTOES.
Sempe)' paratus pngnare pro patrid. Always
prepared to fight for one's country. Lock-
hart.
Seqidtando sigiunge. By pursuing we become
united. Lambert.
Sernimn cmisotia facta. Deeds consonant to
words ; and Virtus pntiimanio ttobiUm:
Virtue is the noblest inheritance. Salus-
bury-Trelawney.
Servajifgiim. Preserve the yoke. Dalrym-
ple-Hay.
Servnre miinia vitw. To observe the duties of
life. Oglander.
Servata Jules cineri. The promise made to
my ancestor is now kept. Vemey.
Sen-viendo. Simeon.
S^t• fidem teneo. Thus I keep my faith.
Molesworth.
Sic nos, sic sacm tuemur. Thus we our
sacred rights defend. M'Mahon, and
M'Mahon, of Dublin.
Si je puis. If I can. Colquhoun.
Si sit prudentia. If there be prudence.
Johnson-Eden.
Sda b(ma qiiee honesta. Honest possessions
alone are good. Colebroke.
Sola nobilitns virtus. Virtue is the only no-
bility. Hamilton.
Solemfero, I bear the sun. Aubrey.
Sortesud. contentus. Content with his lot.
Hartwell.
Spe lah(r)- levis. Hope lightens labour. Och-
terlony.
Spes decius et robur. Hope is honour and
strengt,h. Smith, of Hadley.
Spes etjides. Hope and faith. Chamberlain.
Spes mea in Deo. My hope is in God. Leth-
bridge.
Spes vitae meliwis. The hope of a better life.
Hobhouse.
Spe vires augentur. Strength is increased by
hope. Scott (heretofore Bateman).
Study quiet. Head.
Sub libertate quietem. Rest under liberty.
Burrell. Garbett-Walsham.
Sub spe. Under hope. Dunbar.
Sustineatur. Let him be supported, Cullum.
Templa qudm dilecta. How beloved are the
temples. Temple.
Tenax propositi. Tenacious of purpose.
Gibbes.
Tenez le droit. Keep the right. Clifton.
Terra marique potens. Valiant by sea and
land. O'Malley.
Terrere nolo, timere nescio. I would not af-
fright, and know not to fear. Dering.
Think on (over the crest). Maxwell.
Through. Hamilton of Marlborough House,
and Hamilton of Trebinshum House.
Time trieth troth. Trevelyan.
Toujours fidi'le. Always faithful. Beau-
champ-Proctor.
Tout Men ou rien. The whole good or
none. Noel.
Touts jours prest. Always ready. Sutton.
Over the crest of Carmichael-Smyth.
True to the end. Hume.
Tutus in undis. Safe in the waves. Wood.
TJbi arrurr, ibi fides. Where love is, there is
fidelity. Dukinfield.
Vn Dieu, xin roy, un cceur. One God, one
king, one heart. Lake.
Ung durant ma vie. The same while I live.
Barrington.
Unite. Brodie. (Over the crest.)
Utile et dulce. Useful and agreeable. Rid-
dell.
Veillient et vaillant. Wise and valiant.
Erskine.
Veritas magna est. Truth is great. Jephson.
Vicisti, et vivinius. Thou hast conqueretl,
and yet have we survived. Johnson.
Vi et virtute. By strength and valour.
Baird.
Vigila et ora. Watch and pray. Wake.
Vigilate. Watch. Leeds.
Vincenti dabiter. It is given to the con-
queror. Vincent.
Vincit omnia Veritas. Truth conquers all
things. Laffan.
Vincit qui patitur. He conquers who en-
dures. Shaw, and Colt.
Vincit Veritas. Truth prevails. Peacocke.
M'Kenney.
Virescit vulnere virtus. Virtue strengthens
from a wound. Brownrigg.
Virtus auget honorem. Virtue adds to ho-
nour. Edmonstone.
Virtus in actione consistit. Virtue consists
in action. Clayton.
Virtus invicta gloriosa. Invincible virtue is
glorious. Thomas.
Virtus propter se. Virtue for its own sake.
Radcliffe.
Virtus sola nobilitas. Virtue is the only no-
bility ; or, Mvribus antiquis. With ancient
manners. Throckmorton.
Virtute et valore. By virtue and valour.
S tamer.
Virtute nihil invium. Nothing is inaccessible
to virtue. Hillary.
Virtuti, non armis, fido. I trust in virtue,
not in arms. Grey-Egerton.
Virtutis in bello pramium. The reward of
valour in war; and over the crest, Juvant
aspero fortes. The brave delight in diffi-
culty. Steuart.
Vive Deo et vi.ves. Live to God and you
shall live. Gibson-Craig.
Vive ut vivas. Live that you may live.
Price, of Spring Grove.
Vix ea nostra voco. I scarcely call these
things our own. Campbell.
Vixi liber et moriar. I have lived free and
will die so. Ibbetson.
Watch iveel. — Reparabit cornua Pha-be. The
Moon will replenish her horns. Scott, of
Abbotsford.
Without fear. Campbell.
Zealous. Hood.
OCCURRENCES DURING PRINTING.
ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA.
Page 9. Sir Roger Gresley, M.P. for the
southern division of Derbyshire.
P. 12. Sir John INIordaunt, M.P. for the
southern division of Warwiclcshire.
P. 14. Wyvill creation, in lieu of 25 Nov.
IGll, read 25 Nov, 1612.
P. 16. Sir Philip-de-Malpas Grey-Egerton,
M.P. for the southern division of Cheshire.
P. 19. Burdett creation, in lieu of 1619,
read 161^19.
P. 34. Sir George Crew^e, M.P. for the
southern division of Derbyshire.
P. 62. Paul-Beilby Thompson, M.P. for
the East Riding of York.
Page 84. Bowyer creation, in lieu of 61
Aug. 1794, read 8 Sept. 1794.
P. 106. (Art. Cayley,) line 1, dele M.P. for
Scarborough.
P. 192. Sir William Laurence Young,
M.P. for CO. of Buckingham.
P. 202. Sir Samuel-Osborne Gibbes, bart.
to be lieut. 69th foot.
214. (Art. Ingilby,) line 1, dele M.P. for
CO. Lincoln.
P. 303. 2d col. line 6 from the top, after
29 March, read 1828.
BIRTHS.
1834. Lady of sir W. E. Rouse-Boughton,
a da.
1835. Jan. 27. Lady Jane Walsh, a da.
Jan. 30. Lady Carmichael-Anstruther, a
son.
Feb. 1. Lady Jane Peel, a son.
Feb. 1. Lady of sir John-M. Burgoyne, a
da.
Feb. 28. Lady of Crawfurd Antrobus, esq.,
a son.
March 5. Lady of sir John-Edward Honey-
w^ood, bart., a son.
MARRIAGES.
1834. Nov. 25. Francis B. Lousada, esq.,
to Marianne, eldest da. of sir Charles Wolse-
ley, bart.
1835. Feb. 10. Charles-James Bevan, esq.,
to Emma - Charlotte, 2d da. of Timothy-
Abraham Curtis, esq., of Southgate, Mid-
dlesex.
Feb. 10. Edward Every, esq., 2d son of sir
Henry Every, bart., to Elizabeth, only child
of Thomas Clayton, of Carr Hall, Lancaster,
esq.
Feb. 24. T.-Lambton Lorraine, 3d son of
sir William Lorraine, bart., to Caroline-
Isabella, eldest da. of rev. Frederick Ekins,
rector of Morpeth.
March 5. Henry Stracey, esq., eldest son
of Josias-Henry Stracey, esq., and nephew
of sir Edward Stracey, bart., to Charlotte,
only da. and h. of the late George Denne,
esq., of the Paddock, Canterbury.
DEATHS.
1834. Dec. Ob. rev. Henry-Curtis Smith,
4th son of sir John-Wyldbore Smith, bart.
Dec. 10. Ob. at Florence, Ferdinand-
Thomas Williamson, capt. in the army,
eldest son of rev. Thomas Williamson.
1835. Ob. St. 86. Lady Mary, relict of sir
Gilbert Affleck, 2d bart.
Jan. 3. Ob. Rt. hon. Reginald Pole Ca-
rew, at. 82.
Jan. 28. Ob. Fanny-Sarah, sister of sir
Philip-de-Malpas Grey-Egerton, bart.
Feb. 3. Ob, William-Montagu, youngest
brother of sir John-Montagu Burgoyne,
bart,
Feb. 12. Ob. Peter, and on the 20th,
Eniest-Augustus, youngest sons of sir James
Dunbar, bart.
Feb. 14. Ob. Lady Rivers, relict of sir
Peter Rivers, bart.
Feb. 14. Ob. Sir Thomas-Robert Salus-
bury, bart.
Feb. 15. Ob. Mary-Anne, wife of sir
George - Howland - Willoughby Beaumont,
bart.
Feb. 16. Ob. Mary Albinia, wife of sir
Thomas Crawley-Boevy, bart.
Feb. 17. Ob, Henry-Walter, 2d son of sir
George Wombwell, bart.
Feb. 20. Ob. Willoughby Hastings, 3d son
of sir George-Howland-Willoughby Beau-
mont, bart., ajt. 2 years and 6 months.
Feb. 24. Ob. Hon. Anne Fuller, da. of
lord Heathfield, and mother of sir Thomas-
Travton Fuller-EUott-Drake, bart.
Feb. 26. Ob. Sir Charles Mill, bart., a;t. 70.
Feb. 26. Ob. Mary, dowager lady Staple-
ton, widow of sir Thomas, 5th bart.
March 3. Ob. Hon. Caroline- Frances,
wife of sir William Heathcote, bart.
March 9. Ob. Gertrude-Frances-Anna-
Maria, youngest da. of sir Francis Shuck-
burgh, bart., ast. 16 months.
March 11. Ob. Sir Alexander Muir Mack-
enzie, of Delvine, bart.
March 15. Ob. Sir George Ivison Tapps,
bart.
ABBREVIATIONS.
b. for born.
m. married.
umn. unmarried.
da. or das. daughter or daughters.
h. heiress.
s. p. without issue.
d. died.
P.C. Privy Counsellor.
D.C.L. Doctor of Civil Law.
B.D. or D.D. Bachelor, or Doctor of Di-
vinity.
F.R.S. Fellow of the Royal Society.
F.A,S. Fellow of the Society of Anti-
quarians.
F.L.S. Fellow of the Linnsean Society.
M.D. Doctor of Medicine.
M.R.I.A. Member of the Royal Irish
Academy.
BRITISH ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD.
K.G. Knight of the Garter.
G.C.B. Knight Grand Cross of the Bath.
K.C.B. Knight Commander of the Bath.
C.B. Companion of the Bath.
K.T. Knight of the Thistle.
K.P. Knight of St. Patrick.
G.C.M.G. Grand Cross of St. Michael and
St. George of the Ionian Islands.
K.C.M.G. Commander of St. Michael and
St. George of the Ionian Islands.
G.C.H. Grand Cross of the Hanoverian
Guelphic Order.
K.C.H. Knight Commander of the Hano-
verian Guelphic Order.
K.H. Knight of the Hanoverian Guelphic
Order.
FOREIGN ORDERS.
K.C.S. Charles III. of Spain.
K.A. St. Andrew in Russia.
K.C. Crescent in Turkey.
K.E. White Eagle in Poland.
K.S.E. St. Esprit in France.
K.A.N. St. Alexander Newski in Russia.
K.B.A. St. Bento d'Avis in Portugal.
K.B.E. Black Eagle in Russia.
K.F. Ferdinand in Spain.
K.G.F. Golden Fleece in Spain.
K.C. III. Charles Third of Spain.
K.G.V. Gustavus Vasa in Sweden.
K.J. St. Joachim.
K.L. Leopold of Austria.
K.M. Knight of Malta.
K.M. Mont in Holstein.
K.M.J. Maximilian Joseph in Bavaria.
K.M.T. St. Maria Theresa in Austria.
K.N.S. Royal North Star in Sweden.
K.R.E. Red Eagle in Prussia.
K.S. Sword in Sweden.
K.S.A. St. Anne in Russia.
K.F.M. Ferdinand and Merit in Sicily.
K.S.G. St. George in Russia.
K.S.L. Sun and Lion in Persia.
K.S.P. St. Stanislaus in Poland.
K.S.W. St. V\ ladimer in Russia.
K.W. William in the Netherlands.
K.T.S. Tower and Sword in Portugal.
K.E. Elephant in Denmark.
SB^d-ILSglS IBJV.IE©S:^Il^go
BACON.
HOOHTON.
CLTFTOV.
GEKAIin.
SHKLLEV.
JH'SGRAVE.
COPE.
GRESLEY.
HAHINGTON.
MORDAUNT.
TWYSDEN OF ROYDON HALL.
2ES^7©]LSgIII IgJimOMH^^
CLARKE, OF SAI.FOim.
BOYNTON.
BURUKTT, OF BRAMCOTfi.
HICKS (now hicks-beach.)
MILT,.
FOULIS.
IIlS5"©ILi]IgIII IBJ^IE©S^Il^go
XICHBORNE.
l-ALMER, OF WINGHAM.
^J?-V ;;
PHILLIPS, OK PICTON CASTLE.
WAKE.
MANSEL.
PRIDEAUX.
HAZLERIGG.
SKIPVVITH.
CREWE.
SEBKIOHT.
SI VLB.
5IS!©ILEgIS IBJim©!^]!^^
DERING.
GORING.
SXONHOUSK.
WKEY.
SALL'SBl'HY-TRELAWNEY.
WISEMAN.
NIGHTINGALE.
POLE, OK SHUTK.
WOLSKLEY.
iSfC^E^S^IS IBJilEOS^]!^^
NORTHCOTE.
STRICKLAND.
BOUGHTON.
^^-^
CHICHESTER.
KNATCHBULL.
OWKN, OV ORIELTON.
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GOODRICKB.
TROLLOPS.
THOUOLD.
LAWLEY.
KEMP.
WROTTESLEY.
DAVIE.
WILLIAMSON.
THROCKMORTON.
BLOUNT, OK SODINGTON.
HUNLOKE.
HAGftERSTON.
^asgmi IBJimOB^Il^g:
HAMPSON.
DALBF.aC-ACTON
WEBB.
ACLAND, OF COLl'MB-JOHN
VVVYAN.
EDWARDES.
WHICHCOTE.
PALMER, OF CARLTON.
LANGHAM.
CULLUM.
ROBINSON, OF LONDON.
ASTLEY.
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BOWYKa.
STANLEY, OF ALDEIII.EY.
SHUCKBURGH.
Al'BllEY.
WIIKLER.
SWINBUnNB.
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LEGARD.
BEAUMONT.
FAGG.
FHANKLAND.
BEDINGFELD.
COLLETON.
SMYTHE, OF ESHE.
WILSON.
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READE.
BROUGHTON.
CAYLEy.
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OSBOIIN.
]l]^@IEdIIggI IB^I^OS^IE^g.
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WONCKE.
GRAHAM, OF NORTON CONYERS.
TANCRED.
BROOKE, OK NORTON PRIORY.
D OYLY.
LORHAINE.
PENNYMAN.
SMYTH, OF UPTON.
SHAW, OF LONDON.
DUKINKIELD.
BURDBTT, OF BURTHWAITE.
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OGLANDEH.
NELTHOHPE.
MARIIN, OF LONG MKLFORD.
HANHAM.
CIlOKr, OK CIIOFT CASTLE.
ST. AUBYN.
TWISDEN, OK BllAnBOURN.
MOSTYN, OF TALACRE.
JOHNSON-EDEN.
BLACK KIT.
HKAD.
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PARKER, OF LONDON.
KASIIWOOD, (Jf NORTHBROOK.
BL07S.
WlLLIAMS-WiNN.
MOLESVVOlllH.
RAMSDEN.
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VVEBSi'ER.
DOLBEN.
FLEMING.
MILLKR, OK CHiCHKSlKR.
DASHWUOD-KINO.
LAMBERT.
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LAKE.
EVELYN.
WAKrtKNDEFl.
BRIDGES, OF GOODNESTON.
FREDERICK.
KARNABY.
CLAYTDN, OF MORDEN.
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HEATHCOTE, CK LONDON.
HEATHCOTEjOF HURSLEY
PAGE-TURNER.
ARMYTAOK.
HULSE.
GOOCH.
FEXHEIISTONHAUGH.
IBBETSON.
GIBBONS.
SHEKEIELD.
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WATSON.
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SMYTH, OF LONG ASHTON.
BLAKISTON.
COJINEU'ALL.
riGOr, OF PATSHULU.
KNOWLES.
IHOSIAS, OF YAPTON PLACE.
WOLFF.
M0STYN-CHAMPNEY8.
HORT.
BURNABY.
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HVME.
BERNARP-MORLAND.
m&'^'£m
â– ao^'
ALLEYNE.
yOCNO, OF MARLOW.
HARLAND.
BLAKE, OK LANGHAM.
ST. JOHN-MILDMAY.
WILMOT-HORTON.
SLTTON.
WRIGHT.
LEIGH, OF S. CAROLINA.
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PALMSER.
COQTE.
Cl.AYrON, Ol' ADLINGTON.
E PRION STONE.
Ha.NMER.
LEMON.
BLAKE, OF TWISEL CASTLE.
I'OLKES.
OIBBES.
SMITH, Of SYDMNO.
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DUNTZE.
BOYD.
HAMILTON, OK MARLBOUOUGH HOUSE. RIACKWORTH.
LEITH.
PEYTON.
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EDEN, OF TRUIR.
DOUGLAS.
HERON.
WOMBWELL.
COPLEY
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COGHILL.
lUJJiiELL.
HAWKINS.
GUNNING.
INGILBY.
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SVKES, OF BAblLLlUN.
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PALK .
AFFLECK.
BRISCO.
APREECE
GEARY.
PARKER, OF BASSINGBOURNE. WHALLEY-SM VTHE-CARPINER. GRAHAM, OF NETHERBY.
DALLINO.
SYKES, or SI.EDMERE
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MOIISHEAD.
RYCROFT.
DODSWORTH.
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BKEVOa.
SINCLAIR.
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COLQUHOUN.
t SCOTT-DOUGLAS.
ROiVLEY, OF TENDRING-HALL.
FLETCHER-VANE.
SKEFFINGTON.
MILLER, OF GLENLEE.
HUNTER Br. AIR.
LAFOREY.
YARDE-BULLER.
CAKE LEY.
ORDE.
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JIALET.
KENNAWAY.
LUSHINGTON,
JAMES, OF LANGLEY HALL.
KKSKINE.
MARTIN, OF LOCKYNOE.
CALL.
DUCKETT.
POLF, OF M'OLVEaiON.
VAUOHAN.
KICII.
PALMER, OK WAN LIP.
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GOULDIMOROAN.
TALMASK.
PASLKY.
CURTIS, Of GATCOMBE.
WILLOUGHBY.
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TUIITON.
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KNIGHTLEY.
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\VILLIAMS, OF BODLLKWYPDAN.
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BUXTON.
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BALL.
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SMITH, or TRING-PARK.
WALSH.
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LEES.
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LOPES.
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MACKENZIE, OF DELVINE.
HARDY.
PREVOST.
BROMHEAD.
ABNKY-HASTINGS.
SHELLEY.
CHOLMELEY.
LOUIS.
LUBBOCK.
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MORRIS.
RAMSAY.
LOCKHART.
FRASBR.
NUOENT.
THOMPSON, OF HARTSBOURN.
SCOTT, (late SIBBAf.D.I
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JONES-BaVDOKS.
BDRHARD.
STANHOPE.
BLOMtFlELD.
CAMPBELL, OF SUCCOTH.
MONTGOMERV, 01' THE HALL. JONES, OF STANLEY HALL.
CORBET
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HIVING.
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SHAW, OF KILMARNOCK.
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COCKERELL.
SMITH, OF EARDISTON.
HALFORD.
BAYNTUK-SANDYS.
TYRELL.
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ALEXANDER.
PAYNE-OALLWEY.
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CONGREVE.
FLETCHRR, OF CAHROW.
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IIinUTOUSE.
BRITCE.
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BOROUGH.
DUKK-GORDON.
CLARKE-JERVOISE.
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ST. PAUL.
DENYS.
YOUNG, OF FORMOSA PLACE. MACDONALP. OF EAST SHEEN.
WRAXALL.
FOWKE.
BERESFORD.
I)OMVILLE.
GREY.
WYLIE.
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HOSTE.
CIIYLEa.
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M'MAHON, of DUBLIN.
BUCHAN-HEPBURN.
MARJORIBANKS.
CONSTABLE.
CAMPBELL.
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POCKLINOTON-DOMVILE.
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LEIGH.
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ASTLF.Y, OF EVEriLEY.
BOSWELL.
SHAW, OF BUSHY P„RK.
POCOCK.
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ARBUIHNOT.
JAMES.
BAST.
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CAMPBELL, OF BARCALDINE.
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BARONETAGE OF ENGLAND.
BACON, of Redgrave, co. Suffolk.
22 May 1611.
BACON, of MiLDENHALL, CO. Suffolk.
29 July 1627.
Sir ED3IUND BACON, Premier Baronet of England, born 16 July
1779, succeeded his father, sir Edmund, 5 Sept. 1820 ; married^ 27 Aug.
1801, Mary-Anne-Elizabeth, da. of Edward-Dashwood Bateman, of Ottery
St. Mary, co. Devon, esq., and by her (who d. 23 Oct. 1820) had issue,
1, EDMUND, b. 31 Jan. 1803; m. 22 Aug. 1832, Louisa, 3d da. of
William Richson, of Rich Hill, co. Armagh, esq. ; 2. Anna-Maria, b.
10 March 1804 ; 3. Harriet-Laura, 6. 22 July 1805, c?. unmAQ Nov.
1828; 4. Frances, b. 20 May 1808, m. 28 May 1833, rev. Henry-
Walpole Neville, nephew of the Earl of Abergavenny ; 5. Nicholas-
Henry, b. 23 May 1814.
This family is said to be descended from
Griinbald, who came into England with his
kinsman William, earl Warren, at the
Norman invasion, and settled at Lethering-
set, near Holt, in Norfolk. His great-
grandson, Robert, took the name of Baco7i.
The above-named Robert had a brother,
sir William, of Monks-Bradfield, in Suffolk ;
from whom descended, in the 10th genera-
tion,
Sir Nicholas Bacon, who filled the
office of lord-keeper of the great seal to
queen Elizabeth, and d. 20 Feb. 1579, hav-
ing m. 1st, Jane Fermley, and 2dly, Anne,
one of the G das. of sir Anthony Cook, of
Giddy Hall, co. Essex, one of the tutors of
king Edward VI. By his 2d wife he had 2
sons, the younger of whom was that great
luminary of modern science, sir Fninvis
Bacon. He was 5. -li Jan. 155(^-1, was of
Trinity College, Cambridffe, and afterwards
of Gray's Inn; appointed counsel-extraor-
dinary' to the queen, 1588, solicitor-general
to king James I. IC07, attorney-general,
1G13, a privy-counsellor, l(jl(J, lord keeper,
March l(jl(j-17, and lord chancellor 1618;
created baron Verulam in the same year,
and viscount St. Albax's, 20 Jan. 1620-1 ;
but being shortly afterwards accused of cor-
rupt practices, and confessing in a great
measure his guilt, he was sentenced, on the
3d of May 1621, to be fined £40,000. and to
be imprisoned in the Tower during his ma-
jesty's pleasure ; was rendered incapable of
holding any office, sitting in parliament, or
coming within the verge of the court. After
a short imprisonment his fine was remitted,
and it is probable the whole of his sentence
was cancelled, as he was again summoned to
parliament in the first year of Charles 1.
He d. 9 April 1620, having by his labours in
retirement, during the latter part of his
life, made a brilliant atonement for his
errors. He ?h. Anne Barnham, da. of an al-
derman of London, but left no issue.
Sir Nicholas, the lord keeper, by his 1st
wife, had 3 sons and 3 daughters.
I. SIR NICHOLAS BACON, the eldest
son, was possessed, upon the death of his
father, of very large estates in Suffolk and
Norfolk. He was knighted 22 Aug. 1578,
and had afterwards the honour to be the
first person advanced to the baronetage on
the institution of that dignity by James I. ;
m. Anne, sole da. and h. of Edmund Butts,
esq., and by her (who d. 1616) had issue,
1. Sir Edmtnd, 2d bart.
2. H ENRY, rf. at Jerusalem, without issue.
3. Sir Robert, 3d bart.
4. Bachevell, m., and left issue 2 sons,
who both rf. unm., and 3 das.
5. Sir Butts Bacon, of Mildenhall,
CO. Suffolk, created a bart. 29 July, 1627 ;
and ancestor of the present baronet, of
whom hereafter.
6. Nicholas, m. 1st, a da. of sir James
Weston, baron of the exchequer, by whom
he had,
1. Anne, m. sir John Rous, bart. (an-
cestor of the earl of Stradbroke) ; and
2dly, Margaret da. of Eustace Darcy,
esq., by whom he had,
2. Sir Nicholas Bacon, of Gillingham,
created a bart. 7 Feb. 1616, and d. 1666,
leaving 2 sons — sir Edmioid and sir Ri-
chard, successive barts., who both d. s. p.,
when the title became extinct.
7. Sir Nathaniel, of Culford, K.B., m.
Jane, da. of Hercules INIeautys, esq. (widow
of sir William Cornwallis, knt.), by whom
he had issue 1 son and 2 das.
1. Nicholas, who rf. without issue male.
2. Anne, m. 1st, sir Thomas Meautys,
knt. ; 2dly, sir Harbottle Grimston, bait.
2
BACON.
3. Anne, who d. unm.
8. Anne, m. sir Robert Drury, knt.
9. Dorothy, m., 1st, sir Bassingbourn
Gawdy, knt.; and 2dly, Philip Colby, esq.
10. Jemima, m., 1st, sir William Walde-
grave, knt.; and 2dly, Henry Killegrew.
Sir Nicholas d. in 1624, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
11. Sir EDMUND, m. Philippa, da. and
co-h. of sir Edward Wotton, baron Wotton,
of Maherley, Kent, but d. without issue,
10 April 1649 ; his lady in 1626. He was
succeeded by his next surviving brother,
III. Sir ROBERT, m. Anne, da. of sir
John Peyton, knt. and bart., and had issue
by her, besides other children who d. young,
i. Nicholas, m. Margaret, da. and co-h.
of William Hobart, of Thwayte, in Norfolk,
esq., but d. without issue.
2. Robert, m. Catherine, da. of Grave
Violet, esq., and d. in his father's life-time,
25 Aug. 1652, leaving issue,
1. Sir Edmund, 4th bart.
2. Jemima, m., 1st, Thomas Gardiner,
esq. ; and 2dly, sir John Brattel, knt.,
assay -master of the Tower of London.
3. Philippa, m. sir George Reeve, knt.
and bart.
4. Frances, m. Paul Bockenham, esq.
5. Anne, m. Edmund Yaxlee, esq.
3. Butts, m. Dorothy, da. and co-h. of
sir John Tracy, knt., and was father of sir
Robert, 5th bart.
4. Peyton, m. Elizabeth, da. of Charles
Suckling, esq.
5. Philippa, m. Kamond Claxtoa, esq.
C. Anne, m. Thomas Hunt, esq.
7. ALrcE, m. Rice Gwynn, esq.
Sir Robert d. 1G55, and was succeeded by
his grandson,
IV. Sir EDMUND, only surviving son of
Robert, 2d surviving son of sir Robert, 3d
bart., m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of sir Ro-
bert Crane, bart., by whom he had 6 sons
and 10 das., all of whom except 4 das. d.
ttnm. in their father's life-time. The das.
who m. were,
1. Frances, m. Walter Norborne, esq.
2. Susannah, m. Charles Morris, esq.
3. Elizabeth, m. William Ettrick, esq.
4. Philippa, m. sir Edmund Bacon, of
Gillingham, bart.
Sir Edmund d. without male issue, 1685,
and was succeeded by his cousin,
V. Sir ROBERT, (son and h. of Butts Ba-
con, esq., 3d surviving son of the 3d bart.,)
who sold the estate at Redgrave, and set-
tled at Garboldisham, CO. Norfolk; m. Eli-
zabeth, da. of Dan. Chandler, by whom he
had issue, besides 2 sons who d. young,
1. Sir Edaiund, 6th bart.
2. Butts, d. unm. 1725-(i.
3. Abigail ; 4. Jane, both d. unm.
Sir Robert, d. 31 Jan. 1704, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir EDMUND, represented the bo-
rough of Thetford, and afterwards co. Nor-
folk, in three parliaments; tn. in 1/12, Mary,
da. of sir Robert Kemp, bart., (and sole h.
to her mother Letitia, da. of Robert King,
esq.,) which lady (/. 14 Sept. 1727, leaving
only 4 das.,
1. Letitia, m. sir Armine Wodehouse,
bart., ancestor of lord Wodehouse (see
Debrett\s Peerage of the United Kingdom),
2. Mary,
3. Sarah, m. Pryce Campbell.
4. Elizabeth, d. lonn.
Sir Edmund d. in June 1755, without
male issue, when the baronetcy of Kill de-
volved on his kinsman, sir Richard Bacon,
of Colchester, 7th in descent from sir Butts
Uacon, ])art., 4th son of the 1st baronet,
whose genealogy wc now proccod to trace.
I. Sir BUTTS BACON, the 4th son of
the 1st bart., was himself also created a
bart., 29 July 1627, m. Dorothy, da. of sir
Henry Warner, knt., widow of William
Jermyn, by whom he had,
1. Charles.
2. Clement, who both d. without issue.
3. Sir Henry, his successor.
4. Anne, m. Henry Kitchingman, esq.
5. DoROHTY, m. WMlliam Peck, esq.
He d. 1661, and was succeeded by his son,
II. Sir HKNRY, m. Barbara, da. of Wil-
liam Gooch, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Henry, 3d bart.
2. Anne, m. her 2d cousin, sir Richard
Bacon, of Gillingham, bart.
He was succeeded by his only son,
III. Sir HENRY, m. Sarah, da. of sir
John Castleton, bart., by whom (who d.
3 Feb. 1727) he had,
1. Sir Edmund, his successor.
2. Henry ; 3. Nicholas, both d. unm.
4. Richard, m. Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Palgrave, esq.
Sir Henry d. 1686, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
IV. Sir EDMUND, m., 1st, Philippa, da.
and co-h. of sir Edmund Bacon, 4th bart. of
the Redgrave branch, and by her (who d.
I710) had issue, besides several children,
who d. num.
1. Sir Edmund, 5th bart.
2. S'r Henry-, 7th bart.
3. Sir Richard, 8th bart.
Sir Edmund in., 2dly, Mary, da. of John
Castell, of Raveningham, by whom he had,
4. Mary, m. Philip Bedingfield, esq.
5. Anne.
6. Castell, who by Elizabeth, da. of
Richard Dashwood, of Cockley Cley, co.
Norfolk, had 2 sons,
1. Sir Edmund, 9th bart.
2. Dashwood, b. 3 Jan. 1752, m. Anne-
Barbara, da. of Ogilvie, of St. Chris-
topher's, and d. 25 Sept. 1812, leaving
issue.
Sir Edmund d. 10 July 1721, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir EDMUND, who represented the
borough of Thetford in 3 parliaments; m.
Susan, da. of sir Isaac Rebow, knt., and
had issue,
1. Sir Edmuno, his sviccessor.
2. Susan, m. Francis Schutz, esq.
Sir Edmund d. 2 Oct. 1738, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VI. Sir EDMUND, d. unm. in 1750, and
was succeeded by his uncle,
VII. Sir HENRY, d. unm. in 1753, and
was succeeded by his lirolher,
VII. and VIll. Sir RlCHARD.whoon the
death of his kinsman, sir Edmund Bacon,
6th baronet of the Redgrave branch, suc-
ceeded to that title, and became premier
baronet. He was twice m., but d. without
surviving issue, 1773, when both the baron-
etcies of 1611 and l(i27 devolved on his
nephew of the half blood,
Ylll.andlX. SirEDMUND, son of Cas-
tell Bacon, before mentioned, 6.1749, >w.,Jan.
17/8, Anne, da. of sir William Beauchamp
Proctor, bart., and by her (who d. 26 Aug.
18i;i) had issue,
1. Sir Edmund, present bart.
2. Annk-Fiiances, b. 1781, m., 27 Dec.
1803, Edmund-Thomas Hussey, of Galtrim,
in Ireland, esq., grandson of Horatio, earl
of Orford.
3. Maria, b. 21 Sept. 1784, m., 11 Feb.
1808, capt. Edward Hodge, 7th regiment of
dragi ons, who was killed at Geiiappe, 16
June 1815.
4. Nicholas, b. 6 Jime 1786, »u., 14 Oct.
1813, J ant-. 2d da. of tht; late •McxaiiUcr
HOGHTON.
Bowker, of Lynn, co. Norfolk, esq., and
has issue,
1. Jane, w., 9 May 1832, William Hut-
ton, of Gate Burton, co. Line, esq.
2. Anne-Elizabeth.
3. Henry-Hickman.
4. Francis.
5. Hexkv, b. 29 Oct. lyPH, took the sur-
name of Hickman in addition to and after
Bacon, by royal sign manual, 1826.
Sir Edmund d. 5 Sept. 1820, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IX. and X.Sir EDMUND, present bart.,
being 9th bart. of Redgrave, and 10th bart.
of Mildenhall.
Arms — See Plate 1. Gules on a chief, ar-
gent, two mullets pierced, sable.
Crest — A boar statant, ermine.
Motto — Mediocria Firma.
Seat — Raveningham, co. Norfolk.
HOGKTON, of HoGHTON Tower, co. Lancaster.
22 May 1611.
Sir HENRY-PHILIP HOGHTON, Baronet, born 12 June 1768, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Henry, 9 March 1795, and was M.P. for Preston
1790 and 1796 ; married^ 13 Nov. 1797i Susanna, da. and sole h. of Peter
Brook, of AstleyHall, co. Lancaster, esq., and reUct of Thomas Townlev Par-
ker, esq., and has issue, — 1. HENRY, b. 3 Jan. 1799, m., 23 May'l820,
Dorothea, 2d, but eldest surviving da., and (by the death of her elder sister,
Mary, who m. Prince Eustace Sapeiha, of Poland, without issue) sole h. of
Peter- Patten Bold, of Bold, co. Lancaster, esq., and took the siirname of
Bold, in addition to and before Hoghton, and also the arms of Bold quar-
terly in the 2d quarter with those of Hoghton, by royal sign manual,
1825: he has issue, 1. Henry, b. 2 Aug. 1821; 2. Charles, b. 20 Nov.
1823 ; 3. Mary, b. 7 June 1825 ; 4. Dora, b. 12 Sept. 1826; 5. A son, b.
19 May 1828.^ — 2. Fanny-Elizabeth, b. 30 March 1800.
This family, anciently written de Hccton
and Hoghton, have been of great eminence
In the CO. of Lancaster in former ages. The
first mentioned is Adam de Hocton, who
lived in the time of Henry II., and whose
great-grandson was sir Adam de Hocton,
written kntv-5(» Hen. III.
The 15th in lineal descent from him was,
L Sir RICHARD HOGHTON. He suc-
ceeded to a very great estate, was knighted
by queen Elizabeth, and made a bart. with
tfie first advanced to that dignity. He
served in several parliaments, co. Lancaster,
and entertained king James I. at Hoghton
tower for several days, on his progress into
Scotland in 1617; m. Catharine, da of sir
Gilbert Gerard, of Bromley, co. Stafford,
knt., master of the rolls, who rf. 17 Nov.
IGI7, and had by her,
1. Sir Gii-BERT, 2d bart.
2. Thomas; 3. Richard.
4. ratci.1ffe.
5. Roger, slain in Germany.
6. ANNE,m., 1st, sir John Cotton, knt.;
and 2dly, sir John Charleton, knt. and bart.
7. Catherine, m. James Stewart, lord
Galloway.
8. Elizabeth, to. Nicholas Girling, esq.
9. Gilibert, to. sir George Muscamp,
knt.
10. Frances; U. Alice.
12. Margaret.
13. Eleanor, ail d. unm.
Sir Richard rf. 12 Nov. 1630, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
JI. Sir GILBERT, bart., knighted 21
July 1606. He was in great favour with
king James I., and afterwards distinguished
for loyalty to Charles I. He was knt. of the
shire co. Lancaster, jm. Margaret, eldest da.
and co-h.of sir Roger Aston, knt., by whom
(who d. 28 Dec. 1657) he had issue,
1. George, d. young.
2. Sir Richard, 3d bart.
3. Roger, killed in the battle at Hessam
Moor, in 1643.
4. Gilbert, to. Lettice, da. and co-h. Of
sir Francis Gabul, knt., andd. 1661.
5. Thomas, d. young.
6. Henry, m. Mary, da. of Peter Eger-
ton, of Shaw, co. Lancaster, esq., and relict
of sir Thomas Stanley, of BickerstafiF, bart.
7. Catherine, to." Thomas Preston, of
Holker, co. Lancaster, esq.
8. Mary, to. sir Hugh Calverley, knt.
9. Margaret, m. Alexander Rigby, of
Middleton, esq.
10. Anne.
Sir Gilbert d, April 1647, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
III. Sir RICHARD, who was knt. of the
shire co. Lancaster, to. Sarah, da. of Philip
Stanhope, 1st earl of Chesterfield, and had
issue,
1. Philip, d. young.
2. Sir Charles, 4th bart.
3. Ferdinand; 4. Gilbert.
5. Henry; 6. Benjamin.
7. Catherine; 8. Arabella.
9. Sarah.
Sir Richard d. Feb. 1678, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir CHARLES, to., March 1676, Mary,
eldest da. of John Skeflington, 2d viscount
Massareene, (by Mary, only child of sir John
Clotworthy, the 1st viscount Massarene,)
and had issue by her (who d. 30 April 1732),
1. John, d. at the age of 21, unm.
2. Sir Henry, 5th bart.
3. Philip, d. 1747, having m., 1st, Ehza-
beth, da. of Thomas Sclater, of Denham,
CO. Lancaster, esq., by whom, who d. March
1731, he had issue. Sir Henry, 6th bart.;
and 2 das. Elizabeth and Mary, bothd. www.
He TO., 2dly, Margaret, da. of "Edward Rigby,
of Middleton, co. Lancaster, by whom, who
d. Feb. 1795, he had 1 da. Ann, to., 1774, the
rev. Humphry Shuttleworth.
4. Skeffington, d. unm. 1768.
5. James, d. young.
6. Mary, d. in 1710.
7. Cordelia, to. Robert Davie, esq.
B 2
CLIFTON.
8. Anna, m. Samuel Crook, esq.
!). Mahgarkt, ni. Sarauel Watson, esq,
1(1. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Fenton, esq.
11. Lucy, m. Thomas Lutwidge, esq.
Sir Charles was three times knt. of the
shire co. Lancaster. He d. 10 June 1710,
and was succeeded by his 2d son,
V. Sir HENRY, m. 1st, Mary, eldest da.
of sir William Boughton, bart., who d. in
1720; 2dly, Elizabeth, lady Russell, relict
of lord Jiimes Russell, 5th son of William,
the 1st duke of Bedford ; she d. Sept. 173(j;
3dly Susanna, eldest da. of Thomas Butter-
worth, esq., who survived him, and rf. 16
Oct. 1772, but left no issue. He served in
parliament many years for Preston, and
also for East Loo, in Cornwall. He d. 23
Feb. 17'}!!, and was succeeded by his nephew,
VI. Sir HENRY, (only son of Philip, .3d
son of sir Charles, 4th bart.,) b. 22 Oct.
I73K; m. in 176I, Elizabeth, only da. and h.
of William Ashurst, of Heddingham Castle,
CO. Essex, esq. She d. the following year,
in childbed, leaving a da.,
1. ELrzABETH, m. 1783, Lewis Majendie,
esq.
Sir Henry-m., 2dly, 8 July 17C6, Fanny,
eldest da. and co-h. of Daniel Booth, of
Hulton Hall, co. Essex, esq., and by her
(who d. in April 1803) had issue,
2. Sir Henry-Philip, present bart.
3. Daniel, a major-gen. in the army, b,
27 Aug. 1770. killed at the battle of Al-
buera, in Spain, 1(J May 1811, nnm.
Sir Henry represented the borough of
Preston nearly 30 years, and dying 9 March
1795, was succeeded by his eldest son,
VIL Sir HENRY-PHILIP, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 1. Sable, 3 bars argent.
Crest — A bull passant, argent.
Motto — Mnlg-re le tort.
Seats — Houghton Tower and Walton
Hall, both CO. Lancaster.
CLIFTON, of Cliftox, co. Nottingham.
22 May 1611.
Sir ROBERT CLIFTON, Baronet, borii June 17C7; succeeded his
father, sir Gervase, 20 Sept. 1815.
This family descends from Alvaredus
DE Clifton, who was warden of the castle
of Nottingham in the time of William
Peverell, bastard son of William the Con-
queror ; and the elder line has been con-
stantly seated at Clifton, near Nottingham,
down to the present time. Sir Gervase
Clifton, temp. Hen. VIL, 14th in descent
from Alvaredus, had 2 sons, from the eldest
of whom, Robert, the present baronet,
descends; and the younger, Gervase, was
of the Custom-house, London, and was
grandfather of Gervase Clifton, who was
summoned to parliament as a baron, 6
Jas. 1., which barony is now vested in the
eirl of Darnley.
Sir Gervase Clifton, of Clifton,
IfiLh in descent from Alvaredus, and son of
Robert above named, was knighted by
Queen p]lizabeth. He w., 1st, Mary, da. of
John, lord Neville, of Chete, co. York, by
whom he liad no surviving male issue ; and
2dly, Winifred, da. and h. of William
Thwaites, by whom he had an only son,
George, who <l. in his father's lifetime,
Aug. 15;t7, leaving his wife, Wiriifred, da.
of sir Anthony Thorold, of Marston, knt.,
enciente of a son. Sir Gervase himself (7.
in Jan. following, and was succeeded in his
estate by his grandson,
I. Sir GERVASE, 1st baronet, who was
only four months old at his grandfather's
decease. He was made K. B. at the coro-
nation of king James I., and afterwards ad-
vanced to the dignity of bart. He served
in 8 parliaments co. Nottingham and Ret-
ford, and was conmiissioncr at Oxford and
Newark for Charles the First. He was 7
times married; 1st, to Penelope, da. of
Robert Rich, earl of Warwick, d. Kil,'};
2dly, to Frances, da. of Fraixis ClitVord,
earl of Cumberland, f/. 1(;27 ; 3dly, to Mary,
da. of John Egioke ; 4thly, to Isabel, da.
of Meek; .'ithly, to Anne, da. of sir
Francis South, knt.r/. HW; (Jthly, to Jane,
da. of Anthony Kyre, d. KJ.'j.'); and 7tlily,
23 Dec. 105(J, to Alice, da. of Henry Hast-
ings, earl of Huntingdon, who survived
him, but d. in the same year with himself.
By his 3d, 4th, ')th, and 7th wives, he had
no issue. By his 1st he had,
1. Sir Gervase, 2d bart.
By his 2d,
2. Sir Clifford, knt., father of the 3d
bart.
3. Margaret, m., 1st, sir John South,
knt, ; 2dly, William Whichcote, esq. ; and
3diy, Robert, lord Hunsdon.
4. Frances, m., 1st, Richard Tempest,
esq. ; and 2dly, Anthony Eyre, esq.
5. Anne, m. sir Francis Rodes, knt.
6. Letitia, m. Clifton Rodes, esq., his
brother.
By his Gth wife, sir Gervase had,
7. Robert, father of sir Gervase, 4th
baronet.
8. Charles, d. unm.
9. Jane, tn. Christopher Packs, esq.
10. Elizabeth; 11. Mary.
Sir Gervase d. 1666, and was succeeded
bv his eldest son,
'II. Sir GERVASE, m. Sarah, da. of
Timothy Pusey, esq., but dying without
issue 14 Jan. 167.'y, was succeeded by his
nephew,
III. Sir WILLIAM, only surviving son of
sir Clitibrd Clifton, knt., and Frances, his
wife, da. of sir Heneage Finch, knt., re-
corder of London ; which sir Clifford was
the only son of sir Gervase by his 2d m.
This sir William (/. tnn)i., leaving two sis-
ters, his co-hs. : Catherine, m. sir John
Parsons, bart., ; and Arabella, m. sir Francis
Wheeler, knt., one of the admirals under
king William, who was cast away near Ca-
diz. He was succeeded by his cousin,
IV. Sir (iERVASE, eldest son of Robert
Clifion, es(i., son of sir Gervase, by Jane,
his (jth wife. He m. Anne, da. of Dudley
BagnelUof Nevviy,in Ireland, esq., by whom
(who survived him, and m., 2(lly, VVilliam
Blackbiirne, e&q., and d. 1734) he had one
da. .IiDir, a mm, and 15 sons, 10 of whom
(/. unin. ; the others were,
GERARD.
1. Sir Robert, 5th bart.
2. William, m. Mrs. Wharton, by whom
he had no issue.
3. Alfred, first an officer in the French,
afterwards in the Russian service.
4. DiJDLEY, who embraced a religious
life.
5. George, m, Anne, only da. and h. of
Robert Sacheverell, esq., by whom he had
2 das. and 6 sons.
Sir Gervase d. in March 1730-1, and was
succeeded bv his eldest son,
V. Sir ROBERT, 7h. Frances, da. of
Nanfan Coote, earl of Bellamont, in the
Peerage of Ireland, (by lady Frances, his
wife, youngest da. of Henry de Nassau,
earl of Grantham,) by whom he had an
only da.,
1. Frances.
He jn., 2dly, in June 1740, , eldest
da. and co-h. of sir Thomas Lombe, knt.,
alderman of London, by whom, who d.
1748, he had,
2. Gervase, his successor.
Sir Robert was created a K.B. 1725; d.
17'>2, and was succeeded bv his onlv son,
VI. Sir GERVASE, m.'a da. and sole h.
of the Lloyds, in co. Pembroke, and by
her, who ^.17^0, of a putrid fever, by her
affectionate attendance on two of her sons,
who laboured under that disorder, had
issue,
1. Robert, present bart.
2. Gervase, d. 177^.
3. Juckf.s-Granville, who took the
surname of Juckes, in addition to and after
Clifton; m., 1st, 1704, Marsjaret, da. of
James deLancy, of Bath, esq., by whom he
had issue; and 2dly, 21 Aug. 1821, INIari-
anne, da. of John Swynfen, of Swynten-
house, CO. Stafford, by whom also he has
issue.
4. Sir Arthur-Benjamin, K. C. B.,
K.C.H., K.S.i\., K.S.W., major-general in
the armv.
5. Frances, m., 17f)7, the rev. Robert
Markham, archdeacon of York, son of the
late archbishop of York.
Sir Gervase d. 20 Sept. 1815, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir ROBERT, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 1. Sable, semee of
cinquefoils, and a lion rampant, argent.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet a demi
peacock, per pale, argent and sable, his
wings exprmded counterchanged.
Motto — Tencz le droit.
Seat — At Clifton, near Nottingham.
GERARD, of Bryn, co. Lancaster.
22 May IGll.
Sir JOHN GERARD, Baronet, born 8 Dec. 1804, succeeded his uncle,
sir William, 2 Aug. 182G; married, 3 Dec. 1827, Monica, da. of Thomas
Strickland Standish, of Standish Hall, co. Lancaster, and Sizergh, co.
Westmoreland, esq.
This family derives its origin from the
same ancestor as the duke of Leinster, the
marquess of Lansdowne, the lords Windsor
(extinct), and many others, viz. Otho or
Other, a powerful "English baron in the
time of king Edward tlie Confessor, whose
son, Walter Fitz-Other was, at the time of
the general survey of England 1(178, castel-
lan of Windsor. Gerald or Gerard, 3d son
of Walter Fitz-Other, had a son, William
Fitz-Gerard, who m, Emma, da. and h. of
Richard de Kingsley; his descendants con-
tinued the surname of Gerard, and settled
first at Kingsley, co. Chester, and after-
wards at the Brynne, co. Lancaster. From
a younger branch of this family, settled at
Ince, CO. Lancaster, descended Thomas
Gerard, created baron Gerard, of Gerard's
Bromley 1(103; and Charles Gerard, created
baron Gerard, of Brandon, and earl of
Macclesfield, all which titles are now ex-
tinct. Fourteenth in descent from William
Fitzgerard above named, was
I. Sir THOMAS GERARD, 1st bart.
The £'1000 which he was to have given for
the dignity was returned, in consideration of
his father's great sufferings upon account of
queen Mary, mother to king James the
First. He m., 1st, Cecily, da. of sir Walter
Maney, knt., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. FnANCKS, 7». Ralph Standish, of
Standish, co. Lancas'er, esq.
Sir Thomas ni., 2dly, Mary, da. of Sir
James Hawes, knt., lord-mayor of London,
and widow, 1st, of John Smythe, citizen
and mercer of London ; and 2dly, of Sir
Robert Lee, knt. ; and 3dly, Mary, da. of
William Dormer, esq., and wido'v of
Browne, esq.; by the last two he had no
issue. Sir Thomas d. and was succeeded
by his onlv son,
II. Sir THOMAS, 2d bart., m. Frances,
da. of sir Richard Molineux, bart. (ancestor
of the earls of Sefton), and had issvie,
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. Richard, went into Maryland with
Mr. Calvert, lord Baltimore's uncle, lord
proprietor thereof. He afterwards signa-
lized himself as an officer of the king's
army in the civil wars. After the restora-
ration of king Charles II. was appointed
cup-bearer to the queen-mother, and d.
Sept, 1()8(1, leaving issue.
3. Gilbert; 4." Peter; 5. Thomas; all
d. t(nm,
C), John, d. unm.
7. Frances, a nun, at Gravelines.
Sir Thomas d. and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, who, having ex-
l)ended large sums in the king's service
during the civil wars, and being one of the
last who held out fcr his majesty, had his
estate sequestrated, and was obliged to re-
purchase it from the parUament. Sir Wil-
liam m. Elizabeth, da. of sir Cuthbert
Clifton, knt., and had issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. Thomas, who was first a captain, and
afterwards a monk.
3. Cuthbert, d. s.p.
4. John, who m. the heiress of Ince,
but d. s.p.
5. Frances, wifeof Francis Howard, esq.
IV. Sir WILLIAM, 4th bart., m., 1st,
CI
SHELLEY.
Anne, da. of sir John Preston, bart., and
by her had issue,
1. Sir William, 5th bart. ; 2. Thomas.
3. John; 4. Francis; 5. Mary.
6. Elizabeth.
7. Anne, m. Charles Waterton, esq.
8. Bridget; O.Frances.
10. Winifred.
Sir William m., 2dly, Mary, sister of sir
Edward Mostwyn, of Talacre, co. Flint,
bart., and widow of James Poole, esq.;
by her he had no issue. He was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir WILLIAM, m. Mary, 2d da. of
John Cancefield, esq., by whom he had,
1. Anne; 2. Mary; 3. Elizabeth,
who all d. unm.
4. Sir William, 6th bart. ; S.John.
6. Thomas, who d. an infant.
VI. Sir WILLIAM, who succeeded his
father, m. Elizabeth, 4th da. of Thomas
Chfton, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir William, 7th bart.
2. Sir Thomas, »th bart.
3. Sir Robert-Cansfield, 9th bart.
4. Mary.
Sir William d. 9 Dec. 1732, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM, who d. unm. 22
March 1740, and was succeeded by his
brother,
VIII. Sir THOMAS, m. but d. without
male issue, 25 June 1780, was succeeded by
his next brother,
IX. Sir Robert-Cansfield, m. Cathe-
rine, da. of William Anderton, of Euxton,
esq., and by her (who rf. Jan. l)J21)had issue,
1. Sir Robert, 10th bart.
2. Sir William, 11th bart.
3. John, of Windle Hall, co. Lancaster,
m., 22 Feb. 1803, Elizabeth, da. of Edward
Ferrers, of Baddesley Clinton, co. War-
wick, esq., and d. 22 May 1822, leaving
issue,
1. Sir John, present bart.
2. William, b. 1» May 1806, m., March
1829, Mary, da. of B. Bretherton, of
Rainhill, co. Lancaster, es(i.
3. Robert, b. 12 May 1808.
Edward, b. 6 Jan. 1810, d. 8 May
4.
1811.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Frederick-Sewallis, b. 23 Dec. 18II.
Thomas-Alexander, b. 11 July 1812.
Charles, b. 10 March 1814.
Eliza, b. 26 Feb. 1805, m., April 1830,
Henry Arundell, esq.
9. Catherine, b. 22 Oct. 1818.
4. Thomas, rf. young; 5. Elizabeth.
6. Maria, m. Thomas Stapleton, of
Grove, co. York, esq., and d. 9 Feb. 1827-
7. Catharine, m. Thomas Strickland
Standish, of Standish Hall, co. Lancaster,
esq.
8. Ellen, rf. an infant.
Sir Robert rf. 6 March 1784, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
X. SIR ROBERT, who rf. during his
minority, at Liege, in Germany, 26 Aug.
1791, and was succeeded by his brother,
XI. Sir WILLIAM, b. 12 July 1773, m.,
21 Dec. 1795, Anna-Maria, da. of Miles
Stapleton, of Richmond, co. York, esq.,
but by her (who rf. 13 Sept. 1808) had no
issue, and rf. 2 Aug. 1826, was succeeded by
his nephew,
XII. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 1. Argent, a 'saltire,
gules.
Crest — A monkey statant proper, chained
round the loins, or.
Motto — En Dieu est man esp^rance.
Seat — At Garswood Hall, Warrington,
CO. Lancaster.
SHELLEY, of Maresfield Park, Sussex.
22 May 1 en.
Sir JOHN SHELLEY, Baronet, born 1771, succeeded his father, the
right hon. sir John, 11 Sept. 1783, married., 2 June 1807, Frances, da.
and sole h. of Thomas Winckley, of Brockholes and Catterall Hall, co.
Lancaster, esq., and has issne, 1. Joiin-Villiers, 6. Jan. 1808 ; w., 13
Aug. 1832, Louisa-Elizabeth-Anne, only child of the rev. S. Johnes, knt.,
of Henley Hall, CO. Salop ; 2. Frederick, h. 1809 ; 3. AnoLriius-
Edward ; 4. Spencer; 5. Fanny-Luc v, r«., 19 INIay 1834, hon.
George Edgcumbe, youngest son of the earl of Mount Edgcumbe ;
6. Cecilia-Victoria.
This family is of considerable antiquity
in the county of Sussex, and is said to be
descended from a sir John Shelley, a faith-
ful adherent of king Richard II., who was
executed by Henry IV.
John Shelley, living tpmp. Henry VII.,
m. Elizabeth, da. and \\. of John Michel-
grove, of Michelgrove, co. Sussex, and had,
besides other issue, 2 sons, 1. Sir Wii-i>iam,
a judge of the common pleas, ancestor of
the present bart.; 2. Edward, of Worm-
inghurst, CO. Sussex, from whom sir Bysshe
Shelley, of Castle Goring, created a bart.
1806, and sir John Shelley-Sidney, of Pens-
hurst, created a bart. 1818, descend (See
those titles).
I. Sir JOHN SHELLEY, of Michel-
giove, great-grandson of sir William, above
named, was created a bart. as above; m.
Jane, da. of sir Thomas Reresby, knt., by
whom he had 2 sons,
1. Sir William, knt., m., Christina, da.
of sir James Vantelet, knt., and rf. 16;i.'>,
v.p., leaving an only son, sir Charles,
2d bart.
2. John, m. Mary, da. and h. of George
Bailley, cs(]., and rf. without issue.
Sir John was succeeded by his grandson,
II. Sir CHARLES, 2d bart., m., 1st,
Elizabeth, <hi. of Ilenjaniin Weston, co.
Surrey, esq. (by Elizabeth, comitess of An-
glesey), and by her (who survived him and
rf. 1695) had,
1. Benjamin; 2. Charles, both d.
young.
3. Sir John, 3d bart.
MUSGRAVE.
4. William, who d. without issue.
5. Elizabeth ; (j. Christina, who both
d. nnm.
His 2d wife was Mary, da. of Thomas
Giftbrd, esq., and relict of George, the 9th
lord Abergavenny, by whom he had no
issue. Sir Charles d. about 1681, and was
buried at Rouen, in France. He was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
III. Sir John, m., 1st, Bridget, only da.
of George, 9th lord Abergavenny, by whom
he had,
1. Frances, to., Richard, oth viscount
Fitzwilliam, in the peerage of Ireland.
Sir John m., 2dly, Mary, da. and co.h.,
of sir John Gage, bart., by whom, who d.
1703, he had issue,
2. Sir John, 4th bart.
3. Richard, m. Mrs. Fleetwood, by
whom he had issue,
4. Mary, m. sir John Lawson, bart.
5. Elizabeth, to. Edward Sheldon, esq.
6. Catherine, to. George Mathew, of
Ireland, esq., ancestor of the earls of
Llandaif.
Sir John d. 25 April 1/03, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir JOHN, to., 21 May 1717, Catha-
rine, da. of sir Thomas Scawen, knt., by
whom (who rf. 1720) he had 2 das.,
1. Catherine; 2. Mary.
He TO., 2dly, Margaret, sister of Thomas-
Pelham Clinton, 1st duke of Newcastle, by
whom (who d. 13 Nov. 1768) he had issue,
3. Sir John, 5th bart.
4. Henrietta, to., 26 June 1763, George,
1st earl of Onslow.
5. Elizabeth, to. James Cannon, esq.
6. Tryphena, to. Charles Polhill, esq.
He d. 6 Sept. 1771> and was succeeded by
his son,
V. The right hon. sir JOHN, bart, who
was keeper of the records in the Tower, and
clerk of the pipe for life, and for some time
treasurer of the king's household. He
served in parliament for Shoreham, and in
1/66, was sworn of the privy council. He
TO., 1st, Wilhelmina, da. of JohnNewnham,
of Maresfield, co. Sussex, esq., by whom
(who d. 1772) he had issue,
1. Sir John, present bart.
And, 2dly, Jan. 17/5, Elizabeth, da. of
Edward Woodcock, esq. by whom (who
re-m. 1790, Dr. Stewart, of Southampton,
and d. 25 Dec. 1808) he had issue,
2. Elizabeth, d. unm.
3. Lucy, d. unm. Jan. 1816.
4. Arabella, d. unm.
Sir John d. 11 Sept. 1783, and was su«-
ceeded by his only son,
VI. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 1. Sable, a fess en-
grailed, between 3 welks, or.
Crest — A griffin's head erased, argent,
beaked and ducally gorged, or.
Seats — Maresfield Park, co. Sussex,
Brockholes and Catterall Hall, Lancashire.
MUSGRAVE, of Eden-Hall, co. Cumberland.
29 June IGll.
Sir GEORGE MUSGRAVE, Baronet, in the Army, succeeded his bro-
ther, sir Christopher John, II May 1834; married, 26 June 1828, Char-
lotte, da. of sir James Graham, of Netherby, bart.
This family came into England with the
Conqueror, and settled at Musgrave, in
Westmoreland. — The first of the name on
record was Peter Musgrave, who lived about
the time of king Stephen, from whom the
18th in descent was
L RICHARD MUSGRAVE, the 1st
bart., who represented co. Westmoreland in
parliament, 1 Jac. I., and at the coronation
of that king was made K. B. He m. Frances,
da. of Philip, lord Wharton, and by her left
issue, Mary, who d. unm., and sir Philip,
his successor, and deceasing at Naples in
1615, was succeeded by his only son,
II. Sir Philip, aged then seven years.
He was one of the knts. of the shire for
Westmoreland in 1640; but in April 1642,
he withdrew from the house of commons,
and returned to it no more till after the
Restoration, In 1644, he was made com-
mander-in-chief of Cumberland and West-
moreland, by a commission from the Mar-
quess of Newcastle. He asserted the royal
cause with all courage and dutiful allegiance,
and was made governor of Carlisle. To the
marquess at York, he sent first 600 soldiers,
then 1800, and afterwards to prince Rupert
IO(X) more, whom he raised in the cos. of
Cumberland and Westmoreland. After the
battle at Marston Moor, he, with sir Tho-
mas Glenham, retired to Carlisle ; upon
the surrender of which garrison (the last
that yielded to the parliament) he attended
the king at Cardiff, At the desire of some
loyal gentlemen, a new regt. of foot being
raised in Cumberland, he was appointed
col, of it. Sir Philip was taken prisoner at
Rowton Moor in 1045, after which he took
Carlisle by surprise, and was a 2d time
appointed governor. After the battle of
Worcester, sir Philip attended on king
Charles II. in France, Holland, and Scot-
land, from whence he retired to the Isle of
Man, which he bravely defended under the
countess of Derby, until it was reduced to
the last extremity ; and then, that lady
having surrendered upon honourable terms,
he had leave to retire to any part of England.
At the restoration of Charles II. 1660, he
was a 3d time made governor of Carlisle.
He had a warrant for creating him baron
Musgrave, of Hartley Castle, but never
took out the patent. He to. Julian, youngest
da, of sir Richard Hutton, knt,, judge of
the Common Pleas, by whom (who d. 1659)
he had issue,
1. Sir Richard, 3d bart.
2. Philip, d. at Charenton, in France.
3. Sir Christopher, 4th bart.
4. William.
5. Simon, drowned.
0. Thomas, D.D., dean of Carlisle, twice
TO., and d. 18 Ttlarch 1686.
7. Frances, to. Edward Hutchinson, esq.
Sir Philip d. Feb. 1678, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir RICHARD, TO. Margaret, da, of
sir Thomas Harrison, of Alesthorpe, co.
York, knt,, by whom he left only 1 da.,
Mary, »n. Thomas Davison, esq.
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COPE.
He was succeeded by his next surviving
brother,
IV. Sir CHRISTOPHER. Whileyoung,
he was very active in the royal cause, and
suffered much by imprisonment and other-
wise, towards the end of the Usurpation,
being found to be concerned in sir George
Booth's rising. After the Restoration he
was icnighted ; made governor of Carh.de,
and lieut.-gen. of the ordnance ; and in tlie
first year of queen Anne, made one of the
four tellers of the exchequer. He m. 1st,
Mary, da. and co-h. of sir Andrew Cogan,
bart., bv whom (who d. in childbed July
1664) he" had,
1. Philip, clerk of the coimcil to king
James H., and clerk of the deliveries of the
ordnance ; m., I(i8.5, Mary, da. of George
Legge, 1st lord Dartmouth, and d. in his
father's lifetime, 2 July l(i89, leaving issue
by her, sir Christopher, .5th bart. ; and
Barbara, m. Thomas Howard, of Corby, esq.
2. Christopher, barrister-at-law, M.P.
for Carlisle, and after his brother's death,
clerk of the council ; d. unm. Sept. 1718.
3. Marv.
Sir Christopher m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da.
of sir John Franklyn, of Willesden, co.
Middlesex, and by her had issue,
4. John; 5. Richard, d. young.
6. Joseph, M. P. for Cockermouth, 1713,
rf. unm. 1757.
7.- Simon, d. in the East Indies, 1/56.
8. George, storekeeper at Chatham, m.
Sarah, youngest da. of mr. Benjamin Ros-
sell, and widow of lieut. Young, and d. 1/51,
leaving issue,
1. Joseph; 2. Thomas; 3. George.
9. Elizabeth, m. John Wynyeve, of
Brettenham, co. Suffolk.
10. Dorothy, m. James Hawley, of
Brentford, Middlesex.
11. Mary; 12. Frances.
13. Anne ; 14. Barbara.
Sir Christopher rf. 29 July 1704, and was
succeeded by his grandson,
V. Sir CHRISTOPHER, b. 1688; suc-
ceeded his uncle, Christopher Musgrave,
esq., as clerk of the council, 1710. He re-
presented Carlisle in the last parliament of
queen Anne, and the co. Westmoreland,
1722 ; m. Julia, da. and h. of sir John
Chardiii, of Kempton Park, co. Middlesex,
knt., and by her had issue,
1. Sir Philip, 6th bart.
2. Christopher, fellow of All Souls
College, Oxford, and rector of Barking, in
Essex, m., 20 Dec. 1757, Mrs. Perfect, of
Hatton Garden.
.3. Hans, lieut-colonel in his majesty's
forces.
4. Chardin, provost of Oriel College,
Oxford.
5. Mary, m., 1st, Hugh Lumley, esq., of
Ireland ; and 2dly, John Pigot, esq. of the
same kingdom. I
6. Julia, m. Edward Hasel, esq.
7. Barbara, w., 1st, John Hogg, esq. of
Scotland ; and 2dly, lord chief baron Idle.
8. Anne, m. Henry Aglionby, esq.
9. Elizabeth, m,, 1st, Edward .Spragge,
esq.; and2d'.y, John Johnstone, esq.
10. Charlotte, d. unm.
11. Dorothy, wi. rev. William Wroughton,
rector of Welburn, co. Lincoln.
Sir Christopher rf. 3 Jan. 1736, and was
succeeded by his son,
VI. Sir PHILIP, m. Jane, da. of John
Turton, of Orgreave, co. Stafford, esq., and
by her had issue,
1. Jane, »n., 1761, Joseph Musgrave, of
Kypier, esq., and d. 29 Nov. 1762.
2. Elizabeth, m., 1768, Heneage Legge,
of Idlicote, CO. Warwick, esq., afterwards
of Ashton Hall, in the same co. and d, 4
March 1820.
3. Charlotte, m., 1794, rev. Charles
Mordaunt, of Masshigham, co. Norfolk,
brother to sir John Mordaunt, bart., andd.
23 Oct. 1816.
4. Henrietta, m., 1774, sir John Morris,
of Clasemont, co. Glamorgan, bart., and d.
1 June 1812.
5. Sir John Chardin, 7th bart.
6. Christopher, b. 29 May 1759, m.,
1790, Elizabeth-Anne, co-h. of the late lord
Archer, (which barony became extinct in
1778,) by whom he had issue,
Christopher, and 2 das.
Sir Philij) d. 5 July 1795, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir JOHN-CHARDIN, 6. 5 Jan.
1757, m., 1.3 July 1791, Mary, da. of the
late rev. sir Edmund Filmer, of East Sutton
Place, Kent, bart., and had issue,
1. Sir Philip, 8th bart.
2. Sir Christopher-John, 9th bart.
3. Sir George, 10th bart.
4. Thomas, d. June 1822.
5. Ji'LiA, d. 5 March 1815.
Sir John-Chardin, d. 24 July 1806, and
was succeeded by his eldest son,
VIII. .Sir PHILIP-CHRISTOPHER, b.
1794, »n. 21 Oct. 1824, Elizabeth, 3d da. of
George Fludyer, of Ayston, esq., by lady
Mary, his wife, da. of John, 9th earl of
Westmoreland, and had issue,
Elizabkth-Marv, 6. 2.1 July 1826.
Sir Philip d. July 1827, and was succeeded
by his brother,
IX. .Sir CHRISTOPHER -JOHN, 9th
bart., in holy orders; m. Sept. 1825, Mary-
Anne, da. of Edward Hasell, esq., but rf.
without male issue, 11 May 1834, was suc-
ceeded by his next brother,
X. Sir GEORGE, present bart.
A>->ns — See Plate 1. Azure, six annulets,
or, 3, 2, and 1.
Crest — Two arms embowed in armour,
proper, the hands grasping an annulet, or.
Motto — S'tns vliniii^ftf.
Seat — Eden Hall, Cumberland.
COPE, of Hanwell, CO. Oxford.
29 June IGll.
Sir JOHN COPE, Baronet,
Dec. 1812.
succeeded his brother, Sir Denzil, 12
This family descends from John Cope,
esq. a very eminent person in the reigns of
king Richard II. and Henry IV., and several
years one of the knts. of the shire for
Northampton.
L Sir ANTHONY COPE, the 1st bart.,
previously to his being advanced to that
dignity, had Ix'en knighted by (jueen Eliza-
beth, and represented the bofougli of Ban-
bury in 5 several parliaments ; m., 1st, Fran-
GRESLEY.
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ces, da. of sir Rowland Lytton, knt., by
whom he had 7 sons, 4 of whom lived to
man's estate, and .3 das., viz.
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Anthony; 3. Rithard, who both
settled in Ireland, and left issue.
4. John ; 5. Anne, «i. sir John Leigh, knt.
6. Elizabkth, ?n. sir Richard Cecil, knt.
7- Mary, m. Henry Champernowne, of
Dartington, co. Devon, esq.
Sir Anthony m., 2dly, Anne, da. of Wil-
liam Paston, of Paston, co. Norfolk, esq.,
and widow of sir George Chaworth, of
Wiverton,co. Notts, knt., and of sir Nicholas
Lestrange, of Hunstanton, co. Norfolk,
knt., by which lady he had no issue.
Sir Anthony d. 1615, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, 2d bart, M. P. for
Banbury in the 1st p.-.rliament of king
James I., and for co. Oxford in 3 other
parliaments of that reign ; m. Elizabeth, da.
and h. of sir George Chaworth, knt. and
had issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Jonathan, of Rawton Abbey, co.
Stafford, m., Anne, da. of sir Hatton Fermor,
of Easton, co. Northampton, knt., and was
grandfather of sir Jonathan Hope, of Brew-
em, CO. Oxon, created a bart, 1713.
3. Frances, m,, Robert, son and h. of
sir Lobert Lee, knt.
4. Mary ; 5. Ursula, d. unm.
Sir William d. 2 Aug. 1637. and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir JOHN, nu, 1st, Mary, da. of sir
John Walter, knt., lord chief baron of the
exchequer, who rf. leaving him an only da.,
1. Anne.
He m., 2dly, lady Elizabeth, da. of Fran-
cis, earl of Westmoreland, and had,
2. Sir Anthony, 4th bart.
3. William, d. young.
4. Sir John, 5th bart.
5. Mary, rf. an infant.
6. Elizabeth, wi. Thomas Estcourt, esq,
IV. Sir ANTHONY, eldest son of sir
John, m. Mary, da. of Button, lord Ge-
rard, of Gerard's Bromley, and had issue,
1. Mary; 2. John; 3. Anthony;
4. Henry, all d. young.
Sir Anthony served for Banbury, at the
restoration of king Charlj-s IL, and the next
year was chosen knt. of the shire, co. Ox-
ford. He rf. 1675, and was succeeded by his
brother,
V. Sir JOHN, who also sat in several
parliaments for Oxfordshire and Banbury,
m. Anne, da. of Philip Booth, esq., by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, Cih bart.
2. Anthony, m. Anne, da. of the rev.
Nathaniel Spinks, prebendary of Sarum,
by whom he had no issue.
3. Charles.
4. Galen, who was first a capt. of horse,
but afterwards took orders, and was rector
of Eversley, co. Hants, m. Jane, da. of
Richard Onslow, esq., of Drungwicke, co.
Sussex, by whom he had 2 sons,
1. Sir Richard, .')th bart.
2. William, of Bridgden Place, Bexley,
CO Kent, esq., m. Anne, da. of Benjamin
Greenwood, of St. Mary Cray, co. Kent,
esq., and had issue, sir Denzil, loth
bart., and sir John, present bart.
5. Daniel; 6. Albion, hoth d, tnim.
7. William, lieut. in the foot-guards, rf.
iinm. 7 June 1706.
8. Elizabeth.
Sir John rf. 11 Jan. 1721, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir JOHN, served in several parlia-
ments for Plympton, Tavistock, Lyming-
ton, and the co. Southampton; tn, Alice,
da. of sir Humphrey Monnoux, of Wotton,
CO. Bedford, bart., by whom (who d. Feb.
1728) he had,
1. Sir Monnoux, his successor.
2. John, gentleman usher to George II.
3. Anne, m. William Bethell, esq.
Sir John rf. 8 Dec. 1749, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir MONNOUX, who was member
in several parliaments for Banbury, //;.
Penelope, only da. of the hon. lieut.-gen.
Henry Mordaunt, brother to Charles, earl
of Peterborough, by whom (who rf. Dec.
1737) he had,
1. William, rf. young.
2. Sir JoHN-MoRDAUNT, 8th bart.
Sir Monnoux rf. 24 June 1773, aged ()"7.
and was succeeded by his only son,
VIII. Sir JOHN-MORDAUNT, rf. 7
March 1772, without issue, and was suc-
ceedeil by his cousin,
IX. Sir RICHARD, (2d son of Galen, 4th
son of sir John, 5th bart., in holy orders,
prebendary of Durham, and rector of
Eversley,) m. 1st, a da. of Wyndham,
esq., of Salisbury; and 2dly, 20 Dec. 1787,
Catherine, da. and h. of John Law, of
Rotherham, co. York, esq., and rf. without
issue, was succeeded by his nephew,
X. Sir DENZIL, m., 13 Sept. 1810, miss
Frances, of Park Place, St. James's-street,
and by her (who rf. .30 Aug. 1820) had no
issue. Sir Denzil rf. 12 Dec. 1812, and was
succeeded by his brother,
XL Sir JOHN, present bart.
Anus — See Plate 1. Argent, on a
chevron, azure, between three roses, gules,
slitit, proper, as many fleurs-de-lis, or.
Cre.i-t — On a wreath, a fleur-de-lis, or, sur-
mounted by a dragon's head, gules.
Motto — Ail(j(ii> adeste aiiimo.
Scat — Bramshill Park, near Hertford
Bridge, co. Hampshire.
GRESLEY, of DrakeloW, co. Derby.
29 June IGll.
Sir ROGER GRESLEY, Baronet, Groom of the Bedchamber to H. R. H.
the Duke of Sussex, born 27 Dec. 1709, succeeded his father, sir NigeJ-
Bowyer, 2G March 1808, married, 2 June 1821, lady Sophia Coveutrv,
youngest da. of George-William, 7th earl of Coventry, and had isstie,
Sophia-Editha, b. 14 Oct., and d. 2 Nov. 1823.
This family derives its descent from
Nigell de Grksley, who founded the
monastery of Gresley, and is mentioned in
Doomsday-Book as holding Drakelowe, (^till
the chief seat of the family,) and several
other lordships in Derbyshire and Stafford-
shire; 16th in descent from the said NigtU,
was,
B 3
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HARINGTON.
Sir Thomas Grksley, of Drakelow,
knt., who m. Catherine, da. of the cele-
brated sir Thomas Walsingham, knt., and
had issue by her a son and h.,
I. Sir GEORGE, the 1st bart. He served
in parliament for Newcastle-under-Line; m.
Susan, da. of sir Humphrey Ferrers, knt.,
and had issue,
1. Thomas, m. Bridget, da. of sir Tho-
mas Burdett, bart., and d. during the life
of his father, haA'ing had 10 children,
1. Jane; 2. Henry; 3. George, who rf.
infants.
4. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
5. Frances, m. John Whitehall, esq.
6. Bridget, m. Thomas Brome, esq.
7. George, m. Jane, da. of Thomas Nel-
son, and rf. without issue.
8. Catharine, m. Richard Dyot, esq.
9. Elizabeth, m. Philip Tratford.
10. Mary, m. sir John Harpur, knt.
2. Elizabeth, d. unm.
3. Dorothy, m., 1st, Robert Melward;
and, 2dly, Edward Wilmot, D.D.
Sir George was succeeded by his grandson,
II. Sir THOMAS, m. Frances, da. and
co-h. of Gilbert Morewood, esq., and had
issue,
1. Frances, m. William Inge, esq.
2. Bridget; 3. Elizabeth, rf. infants.
4. Dorothy, m. Thomas Ward.
5. Mary, m. Daniel Watson, esq.
6. Grace, m. Robert Roby.
7. Sir William, 3d bart.
8. Anne; 9. Catherine; 10. Letitia.
11. Thomas, m. Elizabeth, da. of John
Lee, gent., and had issue,
1. Lee; 2. William.
3. John ; 4. Elizabeth.
12. Isabel, d. unm.
13. Charles, m. Anne,
John Bott, gent., left 3 das
da. and co-h. of
, his co-heirs.
1. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Bott, of Co-
ventry, gent.
2. Frances; 3. Anne.
14. Sarah, m. Paul Balladon, of Stapen-
hill, CO. Derby, esq.
Sir Thomas d. 15 June 1G99, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, m. Barbara, da. of
John Walcot, esq., and relict of Richard
Okely, esq., and had,
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. William, rf. an infant.
,3. Bridget, m. Adam Ottley, esq.
Sir William rf. 17 Oct. 171L and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
IV. Sir THOMAS, m., 1st, 1719, Dorothy,
da. and co-h. of sir William Bowyer, bart.,
by whom he had issue 7 sons and 3 das.,
who all rf. young, except
1. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
2. Sir Nigel, 6th bart.
He m., 2dly, Gertrude, da. and co-h. of
John Grammar, esq., by whom he had 2
children,
3. Gertrude, rf. in her infancy.
4. Geoffrey, rf. in America, leaving,
1. Thomas, rf. in 1798.
2. A da., m. the rev Willoughby.
Sir Thomas rf. 1746, and was succeeded by
his son,
V. Sir THOMAS, M.P. for Lichfield, m.
Wilmot, da. of Mr. Hood, of Leicester, by
whom he had only one da.,
Wilmot, m. her cousin, sir Nigel, 7th
bart.
Sir Thomas rf. of the small-pox 1753, and
was succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir NIGEL, m., 1753, Elizabeth, da.
of the rev. Mr.Wynn, of Cheshire, by whom
he had,
1. NiGEL-BowYER, 7th bart.
2. Anne, w. sir John Heathcote, knt., and
d. Sept. 1797.
3. Elizabeth; 4. Frances.
5. Louisa, m. the rev. William Gresley,
of Nether Seal, co. Leicester.
6. Harriet, ni, John Jelly, gent.
7. Mary, m. rev. Baptist-John Proby,
eldest son of the dean of Lichfield.
Sir Nigel rf. 7 April 1787, aged GO, and was
succeeded by his son,
VII. Sir NIGEL-BOWYER, m., 1st, in
1777. his cousin, Wilmot, only da. and h. of
sir Thomas, the 5th bart., (whereby the title
and estates, which had been separated on
sir Thomas's death, became reunited,) and
by her (who rf. 4 Dec. 1790) had issue,
1. Wilmot-Maria, m. the rev. T. Le-
vett, of Lichfield.
2. Eaima-Sophia, m., 15 Aug. 1808, Rich-
ard-Edensor Heathcote, of Langton Hall,
CO. Stafford, esq.
3. Elizabeth-Augusta, rf. Nov. 1808.
Sir Nigel m., 2dly, 26 June 1796, Maria-
Eliza, da. and h. of Caleb Garway, of Wor-
cester, esq., and had issue,
4. Almeria-Georgiana-Maria, d. Jan.
1798.
5. Louisa-Georgiana-Maria,&. 17 July
1798, and m., 22 March 1822, rev. Edward
Woodyat, M. A.
6. Sir Roger, present bart.
7. Nigel, b. 15 March 1801, and d. 19
May 1816.
Sir Nigel rf. 26 March 1808, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir ROGER, the present bart.
Anns — See Plate 1. Vairy, ermine and
gules.
Crest— A lion passant argent, gutt^ de
sang, collared, gules.
Motto — Mellore Jide quani fin-tuna.
Seats — At Drakelow, in Derbyshire, and
Knipersley, in Staffordshire.
HARINGTON, of Ridlington, co. Rutland.
29 June 1011.
Sir JAMES HARINGTON, Baronet, horii 30 Sept. 1788, succeeded
his father, sir John-Edward, 9 June 1831 ; married., in India, 181G,
Sophia, da. of Steer, of Chichester, esij., and has issue, 1. JOHN,
h. 22 May 1821.
It appears from the proceedings in the suit
in the King's Bench, anno 5 Edw. 1., that
this family is descended from one Osil-
thus, who held the manor of Flemingley,
CO. Cumberland, temp. Rich. I. His son,
tloBEHT, is designated deHARiNGioN, from
amanor in Durham, and his issue continued
to use it as their surname. In the reign of
Kdw. 1., RoHKUT de Harington, great-
grandson of the above Robert, acijuired in
marriage, with Agnes, da. and h. of Richard
Canceheld, the manor of Aldinghain, co.
HARINGTON.
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Lancaster, which was afterwards the princi-
pal seat of the family ; he was father of _
John de Harington; attended king
Edw. I. in his expedition to Scotland 1305,
and was made a knight of the Bath at the
same time with the Prince of Wales, after-
wards king Edw. II. He was summoned to
parliament from 18 Edw. II. to 21 Edw.
III. 1347, when he d. He m. Juliana, da.
of sir Richard Barlingham, knt., and had,
besides other issue, a son and heir-apparent,
sir Robert, who d. in his lifetime, having
m. Elizabeth, sister and co-h. of John de
Moulton, lord of Egremont, (a baron of
parliament,) and leaving issue by her, 1.
John, who succeeded his grandfather, and
was 2d baron Harington; 2. Robert, an-
cestor of the present baron, of whom here-
after.
John, 2d lord Harington, was summoned
to parliament 1348, and d. 1363, leaving a
son and h., Robert, 3d lord, who d. 140.5,
leaving 2 sons, 1. Robert, and 2. John,
4th and 5th lords; which last d. 1457, leav-
hig an only da., Elizabeth, wife of William,
lord Bonville.
Sir Robert de Harington, younger bro-
ther of the 2d lord, and ancestor of the pre-
sent bart., and of the lords Harington, of
Exton, extinct, was seated at Flete, co.
Lincoln, m. Mary, da. of Kirkby, and
left one son,
John, m. Agnes, da. of Laurence Flete,
of Flete, CO. Lmcoln, and d. 1421, was suc-
ceeded by his son,
Robert, m. the da. and co-h. of John de
la Laund, and left a son,
John, m. Katharine, da. and co-h. of sir
Thomas Colepepper, of Exton, co. Rutland,
knt., and was succeeded by his son,
Robert, high sheriff co. Rutland 1492
and 1498, and d. 12 Feb. 1501. He m.
Maud, da. of sir John Prisett, knt., chief
justice of the common pleas, and left a son,
Sir John Harington, of Exton, aforesaid,
knt., aged 30 at his father's death ; he was
high sheriff co. Rutland 1503, 1512, 1516
and 1521 ; d. 5 Nov. 1524, buried at Exton ;
>n. Alice, da. of Henry Southill, of ,
in Lincolnshire. He was succeeded by his
eldest son.
Sir John Harington, of Exton, knt.,
high sheriff co. Rutland 1520, 1533, 1540
and 1552, and treasurer of the army at
Boulogne to king Henry VIII.; d. 1 May
1554 ; he m. Elizabeth, da. and h. of Robert
Moton, of Peckleton, co. Leicester, and was
succeeded by his eldest son.
Sir James Harington, knt., high sheriff
CO. Rutland the latter part of 6th of Ed-
ward VI., and again the 3d, 8th, 20;h and
28th of Elizabeth; m. Lucy, da, of sir Wil-
liam Sidney, ofPenshurst, co. Kent, knt.,
and sister of sir Henry Sidney, K.G., and
aunt of sir Philip Sidney, and d. 1592,
having had issue by her (who d. 1590) 3 sons.
1. John, created 21 July 1603, baron
Harrhigton, of Exton, co. Rutland. He
was entrusted with the tuition of the prin-
cess Elizabeth, da. of king James I., till her
marriage with Frederick, count palatine of
the Rhine, and d. on his return from the
electoral court at Worms, in Germany, 24
Aug. 1613, aged 73, leaving,
1. John, 2d lord, who d. without issue
in Feb. after his father.
2. Lucy, m. Edward, earl of Bedford.
3. Frances, m. sir Robert Chichester,
knt.
2. Sir Henrv, m. Cecilia, da. and co-h
of Francis Agard, and had issue,
1. James, slain in Ireland.
2. Sir William.-
3. Sir John, who ?». Mary, da. of Wil-
liam Offley, and d. 1615, leaving a da.
Sarah, who was first wife of John, lord
Freshville, of Staveley, co. Derby.
3. Sir James, 1st baronet.
I. Sir JAMES, of Ridlington, co. Rut-
land, and high sheriff of the co. 35th of
Elizabeth. He was created a bart. 29 June
1611, upon the first institution of this order,
and m. Frances, da. and co-h. of Robert
Sapcote, of Elton, co. Bedford, esq. by
whom he had 3 sons,
1. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
2. Sir Sapcote, knt., m., 1st, Jane, da.
of sir William Samwell, of Upton, co.
Northampton, knt. (one of the auditors of
James 1.,) by whom he had,
1. James Harington, his eldest son,
groom of the chambers to Charles I., and
author of the Oceana, d. without issue
16/7. Sir Sapcote's 2d wife was Jane, da.
of sir John Woodward, knt., by whom he
had several children.
3. John, m. Frances, da. of Terringham
Norwood, of Astwood, co. Bucks.
Sir James d. 2 Feb. 1613, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir EDWARD, received the honour
of knighthood in his father's lifetime, was
high sheriff co. Rutland, 19 James 1. and
12 Charles I., and m. Margery, da. and co-h.
of John Doyley, of Merton, co. Oxon, esq.,
with whom he had that seat and estate, and
by whom he had issue several das. and 1 son,
III. Sir JAMES, who sat in judgement
upon his sovereign, and was consequently
13 Car. II., attainted, degraded, and ren-
dered incapable of bearing arms or title of
dignity : he m. Katharine, da. and co-h. of
sir Edmund Wright, knt., lord mayor of
London, by whom he had a numerous issue,
and was succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir EDMUND, twice /«., but d. with-
out issue, and was succeeded by his great
nephew,
V. Sir EDWARD, who also d. without
issue, and was succeeded by his great
nephew,
VI. Sir JAMES, m. Catharine, da. of
William Boucher, of the Middle Temple,
esq., and had issue,
1. Sir James, 7th bart.
2. Richard, in holy orders, ha m., 1st,
Jane, da. and h. of Arthur Champer-
nowne, of Dartington, co. Devon, esq., by
whom he had 1 son, Arthur, M.P. for Salt-
ash, 1806, who took the name and arms
of Champernowne, and inherited the Cham-
pernowne estate, m. Louisa, da. of John
Buller, of Morval, co. Devon., esq., and d.
1819, leaving issue. Richard m. 2dly, Han-
nah, da. of Hussey, of Truro, co.
Cornwall, esq. ; and 3dly, Elizabeth, da.
of Abraham Chambers, esq., of Tot-
teridge, co. Herts., relict of William Hal-
lett, of Cannons.
Sir James »?., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of Wil-
liam Wright, of Betchworth, co. Surrey, by
whom (who d. Oct. 1794) he had no issue,
and d. 24 Jan. 1782, was succeeded by his
eldest son,
VII. Sir JAMES, in. Anna, da. of James
Ashenhurst, of Park Hall, co. Stafford,
esq., by whom (who d. 25 June 1812) he-
had issue,
1. Sir John-Edward, 8th bart.
2. Catherine-Anne, m. Thomas Hay-
ward, esq.
3. Theodosia-Lucy, m. rev. Thonias
Williams.
4. Mary-Anne.
5. Caroline-Hannah, m. Robert Mor-
gan Kinsey, esq., and d. l;i Dec. 1831.
Sir James d, 1793, and was succeeded by
his only son.
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MORDAUNT.
VIII. Sir JOHN-EDWARD, 8th bart., 6.
17(J0, m., 17S7. Marianne, da. of Thomas
Philpot, esq., by whom (who d. 20 Dec.
1824) he had issue,
1. Sir James, 9th bart.
2. Edward-John, b. 2G Oct. 170.3.
3. Richard, b. 2(i April 18(10, M.A., in
holy orders, rector of Old, co. Northampton;
m., 1 AuR. 1833, Cecilia, 4th da. of the rev.
Samuel Smith, D.D. prebendary of Durham.
4. Robert, b. 22 Sept. 1801, in the army,
m., 10 July 1830, Charlotte, youngest da. of
Andrew Stuart, of Terrence, co. Lanark,
esq.
5. Maria, b. 13 April 1803, m. Charles
Balfour, esq.
Sir John-Edward d. 9 June 1831, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir JAMES, present and 9th bart.
Arms — See Plate 1. Sable, a fret, argent.
Crest — A lion's head, or, round the neck
a thong buckled, and the end hanging down,
gules.
Motto — Nodo firmo.
MORDAUNT, of Massingham, co. Norfolk.
29 June IGll.
Sir JOHN MORDAUNT, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir Charles, 30
May 1823, boriL 24 Aug. 1808, married^ 7 Aug. 1834, Caroline-Sophia, 2d
da. of George Murray, D.D., Bishop of Rochester.
OsBERT L,E MoRDAUNT, a Norman knt.,
was possessed of Radwell, co. Bedford, by
the gift of his brother, which he had of
William the Conqueror, for his services,
and the services of his father, in tlie con-
quest of this kingdom.
William Mordaunt, of Turvey, co.
Bedford, temp. Edward IV., left 2 sons;
the eldest, sir John, was father of 2 sons,
John, 1st lord Mordaunt, of Turvey, from
whom the earls of Peterborough and Mon-
mouth, now extinct, were descended ; and
the 2d, William, was great-grandfather of
the. 1st baronet.
I. L'ESTRANGE MORDAUNT, b. about
the year 1572 ; he was bred up to arras, and
signalized himself in the wars between the
Spaniards and the States of Holland, and
was created a baronet as above; m. Mar-
garet, da. of Charles, of Antwerp,
and had issue,
1. Sir Robert, 2d bart.
2. Henry, m. Barbara, da. of James Cal-
thorp, esq., and was father to L'Estrange
Mordavmt, esq., m. Barbara, sister of sir
Nevil Catlin, knt., by whom he had issue,
Henry and Barbara, wife of capt. John
Brown.
Sir L'Estrange d. 1627, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir ROBERT, was knighted during
his father's life, and succeeded him in the
title and estate; m. Amy, da. of sir Austin
Southerton, knt., and had issue,
1. Charles, his successor.
2. Robert, who, by Elizabeth, da. of
mr. Rouse, of Utrecht, in Holland, had a
da., Elizabeth, m. Robert, son of Clement
Throckmorton, esq. ; and a son, John-Lewis
Mordaunt, m. the da. of Ilarington,
CO. Lincoln, esq., relict of sir William
Thorold, bart.
3. William, w. the da. and h. of
Butler, esq., and left issue.
4. Amy, m. Eastcourt, esq.
.5. Anne, m. Pickering, esq.
Sir Robert d. 23 Aug. 1038, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir CHARLES, during the civil
v/ars testified his loyalty to king Charles I.,
and had his estate setjuestratcd ; m. Catha-
rine, da. of sir Lionel Tollemache, bart.
(ancestor of the earls of Dysart) by whom
(who re-m. sir Charles Lee, knt.) he had
issue,
1. Charles, 4th bart.
2. Tollemaciie, d. in his father's life-
time, s.p.
3. John, ,5th bart.; 4. Henry, d. young.
5. Catherine ; 6. Elizabeth ; 7. Amy,
all d. nnm.
Sir Charles d. 1G48, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
IV. Sir CHARLES, m. Elizabeth, da.
and co-h. of Nicholas Johnson, and niece to
sir William Turner, knt., lord mayor of
London; d. without issue; and his widow
re-m. Francis Godolphin, esq. He was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
V. Sir JOHN, who was chosen one of the
knts. of the shire for Warwick, in several
parliaments, in the reigns of king William,
and queen Anne; m., 1st, Anne, da. of Wil-
liam Risley, esq., by whom (who d. 1092)
he had an only da.,
1. Penelope, who rf. young.
Sir John m., 2dly, Penelope, da. of sir
George Warburton, bart., and had issue
by her,
2. Sir Charles, 6th bart.; 3. John.
4. Penelope, m. Joseph Heme, esq.
5. Catharine, m. dr. Dobson, warden
of Winchester College.
Sir John d. Sept. 1721, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir CHARLPIS, who was one of the
knts. of the shire for Warwick for nearly
half a century ; m., 1 Dec. 1720, , da.
of sir John Conyers, bart., by Whom (who
d. March 1720) he had issue,
1. Penelope, who d. num.
2. Dorothy.
Sir Charles tn., 2dly, 1730, Sophia, only
da. of sir John Wodehouse, bart., by whom
(who d. in April 1788) he had issue,
3. Sophia ; 4. Mary, who both d. unm.
5. John, 7th bart.
0. Charles, rector of Massingham, in
Norfolk, who, in 1774, m. Charlotte, da. of
sir Philip Musgrave, of Kempton Park,
by whom he had one son, Charles, and a da.,
Charlotte: he (/. 22 Jan. 1820.
Sir Charles d. 7 March 1778, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir JOHN, who was many years
one of the grooms of the bedchamber to his
Majesty; elected representative in parlia-
ment, CO. Warwick, on the death of sir
Robert Lawley in March 1703, and again in
1790 ; lit. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Thomas
Prowse, of Axbridge, co. Somerset, esq.,
and by her (who d. (i Oct. 1820) had issue,
1. Sir Charles, 8th bart.
2. John, in holy orders, rector of Wye-
ken, CO. Buckingham, d. 27 Sept. 180G.
3. ELizAiiETH ; 4. Sophia.
TWYSDEN.
13
5. Mary, m., in 1802, John Erskine, esq.,
brother to James, earl of Rosslyn. She
survived her husband, and rf. 17 July 1821.
6. Catharine, ?»., 26 Oct. 1811, the rev,
Francis Mills, of Barford, co. Warwick.
7. Charlotte, m., 15 April 18(!(i, Richard
Hippisley-Tuckfield, of Tuckfield and Ful-
ford, CO. Devon, esq.
8. SusAx, »(., 30 Aug. 1814, William, earl
of St. Germans.
Sir John d. 18 Nov. 1806, and was suc-
ceeded by his onlv son,
VIll. Sir CHARLES, who m., 31 June
1807, the eldest da. of William Holbech, of
Farmborough, co. Warwick, by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir JoH.v, present hart.
2. Marv, 6. 2 Nov, 1811,
3. Emma, b. 1 Jan. 1813.
Sir Charles rf. 3o May 1823, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
IX. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Anii^ — See Plate 1, Argent, a chevron,
between three estoiles, sable,
Cre.bt — A Saracen's head in profile, proper,
wreathed round the temples, argent and
sable.
Seats— At Walton d'Evile, co. Warwick,
and Massingham, co. Norfolk.
TWYSDEN, of RoYDON Hall, East Peckham, Kent.
29 June 1611.
Sir WILLI A3I TWYSDEN, Baronet, born 1 Dec. 1788, succeeded his
father sir William -Jervis, 3 Feb. 1834.
TwYSDEN Borough, or Twysenden, now
usually called Burrs Farm, in the hundred
of West Bamefield, in Kent, was the an-
cient inheritance of this family, from which
they took their name, Adam de Ticysden
possessed this estate in the reign of Ed-
ward 1.
I. Sir WILLIAM TWVSDEN, the 11th
in descent from him, was knighted by king
James I., at the Charter House, 11 May
l')03, being one of those who conducted
him to London when he came to take pos-
session, of the English crown, and he after-
wards advanced him to the dignity of bart. ;
m. Anne, da. of sir Moyle Finch, bart., and
sister of Thomas, 1st earl of Winchilsea,
and by her (who rf. 14 Nov. 1638) had issue,
1. Sir Roger, 2d bart.
2. Sir Thomas, of Bradburne, created a
baronet 1666 (see that title).
3. William, rf. unm., 30 July 1641.
4. John, who was a fellow^ of the College
of Physicians of London, and M,D,; he rf,
unm. 13 Sept. 1688.
5. Francis, rf. xinm.
6. Elizabeth, m. sir Hugh Cholmley,
bart,
7. AxxE, m, sir Christopher Velverton,
bart,, ancestor to the earls of Sussex, ex-
tinct.
Sir William rf. 8 Jan, 1628, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II, Sir ROGER, m. Isabella, youngest da,
and co-h. of sir Nicholas Saunders, knt., and
by her (who rf. in 16o5, aged 52) he had issue,
1. William.
2. Roger, who rf. unm., 20 Feb. 1676,
aged 35.
3. Charles, M.D., who rf, unm. 1690.
4. Ax.NE, m. John Porter, esq.
5. IsaRella, rf, tinm. in 1726.
6. Frances, m. sir Peter Killigrew, knt,
and bart,, and rf, in 1711.
Sir Roger rf. 7 June 1672, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, b. 1635: he served
in several parliaments, and in the first year
of king James II. was elected one of the
knts. of the shire for Kent ; m. Frances,
da, and h, of Josiah Cross, esq., and by her,
who survived him, had i<sue,
1. Roger, rf. unm. in his father's lifetime.
2. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
3. Sir William, 5th bart.
4. Charles, rf. 1698, aged 20.
killed at the battle of
drowned with sir
5, Heneage,
Malplaquet 1709,
(I. John, lieut, R,N.
Cloudesley Shovel 17ii7-
7. JosiAS, killed in Flanders 1708.
8. AxNE, rf, unm.; 9. Frances,
10, IsABKLLA, m. Richard Lybbe, esq.
Sir William rf. 27 Nov. 1697, and was
succeeded by his eldest surviving sen,
IV. Sir THOMAS, m. in I710, Catharine,
da, and sole h, of sir Francis Withens, knt.,
one of the judges of the King's Bench, by
whom (who re-m. brigadier-gen. Jocelyn,
youngest son of sir Robert Jocelyn, bart.,
ancestor of the earls of Roden, in Ireland,
and rf. April 1730) he had only 2 das.,
1. Frances, m. George Ogle, esq.
2. Catharine, m. George Cooke, esq.
one of the prothonotaries of the court of
Common Pleas, son and h. of sir George
Cooke, knt.
Sir Thomas rf. without male issue, 10 Oct.
1712, and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir WILLIAM, m. Jane, da, of
Francis Twisden, esq., youngest son of sir
Thomas Twisden, of Bradbourn, co. Kent,
bart., before mentioned, by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir William, his successor.
2. Thomas, lieut.-col. 1st life-guards, rf.
19 July 1784, aged 74.
3. Philip, bishop of Raphoe, 1746, m.,
1st, 1741, Mary Purcell, by whom (who rf.
1743) he had a da., Jenny, 6. 9 Jan. 1742, rf.
young; and 2dly, Frances, da. of
Carter, and rf. 2 No^'. 1752, leaving by her a
posthumous da., Frances, m. George, 4th
earl of Jersey, and rf. 25 July 1821.
4. Eliza, rf. u)im. March 1798, aged 84.
Sir William rf. 20 Aug. 1751, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, m. Mary, da. of
George Jervis, esq., by whom (who rf. 4
June 1818) he had,
1, William-Jervis, his successor,
2, Heneage, h. 23 Sept. 1764, m., 17 July
1802, Anne, da. of sir John-Dixon Dyke,
bart,, and rf, without issue March 1826.
3, Thomas, capt. R.N., b. 20 Oct, 1765,
m. Isabella, da. of Heniy Duncan, e<:q,,
commissioner of the navy, and rf. 4 Oct.
1801, leaving issue 2 sons, Henry-Duncan,
who m., 1819, his cousin, Mary, da. of sir
William I. Twisden ; and Thomas, in holy
orders, who rn., Oct. 1827j Elizabeth, eklest
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WYVILL— TEMPLE.
da. of E. N. W. Fortescue, of Fallowpit,
CO. Devon, esq., deceased.
4. Frances, h. (J Dec. 17(52, m., 1st, 9 Aug.
1783, Archibald, 11th earl of Eglinton; and
2dly, Francis Moore, esq., brother of gen.
sir John Moore, K.8., and is deceased.
Sir William d. 17G7> and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VII. Sir WILLI AM-JERVIS, the 7th
bart., h. 13 May 17()(>, m., 7 May 178(i,
Frances, da. of Alexander Wynch, esq.,
.sometime governor of Madras, and had
issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. Francis-James, h. 14 June 1803, m.,
8 Jan. 1829, Cecilia, da. of Lewis Bazelguette,
of Eastwick Park, co. Surrey, esq.
3. John, b. 25 Nov. 1808.
4. Frances, b. 29 March 1787, m., 20 July
1831, rev. Lambert Blackwell Larking, vi-
car of Rvarsh, co. Kent.
5. Flora, b. 22 June 1700.
6. Mary, b. 20 May 1792, m., July 1819,
her cousin, Henry-Duncan Twysden, R.N.
7. Eliza, b. 24 May 1794, m., 23 July
1827, Charles-Henry Seale, esq., R.N.
8. Isabella-Camilla, b. (J June 1797,
m., 25 March 1824, rev. Rob. Orgil Lemon.
Sir William-Jervis d. 3 Feb. 1834, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, present and 8th
bart.
Anns — See Plate 1. Per saltire, argent
and gules, a I'altire between 4 cross cross-
lets, all counterchanged.
Crest — On a wreath, a cockatrice sejant,
azure winged, &c. or.
Seat — At Roydon Hall, East Peckham,
CO. Kent.
WYVILL, of Constable-Burton, co. York.
25 Nov. 1611.
I. Sir MARMADUKE WYVILL, of
Constable-Burton, was created a bart. as
above ; he d. 1648, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
II. SirCHRISTOPHER, whom. Ursula,
eldest da. of Conyers, Lord Darcy and Con-
yers, created earl of Holdernesse 1G82, and
had, besides other issue,
HI. Sir WILLIAM, eldest son, b. 1645,
m. Anne, only da. of James Brooke, of El-
lingthorpe, co. York, and d. circa 1688,
leaving issue,
1. Sir Marmadukk, 4th bart.
2. Darcy, who d. 5 Jan. 1734, aet. 66,
leaving issue,
1. vvilliam, who settled in America
andd. about 1750, leaving issue, of whom,
Marmaduke the eldest succeeded his kins-
man sir Marmaduke, 5th bart. in 177'ijand
the dignity is now vested in his descend-
ants, if after the declaration of the inde-
pendence of America, the dignity could
descend upon his son, an alien ; if the
alienage precluded his inheriting, the title
passed to the representative of Edward
Wyvill, next brother to the settler in
America.
2. Edward, general supervisor of ex-
cise at Edinburgh, >»., 18 Dec. 1737, Chris-
tian-Catherine, da. of William Clifton, of
Edinburgh, and rf. 12 March 1791, leaving
issue an only son, the rev. Christopher
Wyvill, who d. March 1022, leaving Mar-
maduke Wyvill, of Constable Burton,
esq., his s. and h., who is tn. and has issue.
3. Hale of the city of York, m. and had
issue.
IV. Sir MARMADUKE, m. llenrietta-
!Maria, eldest da. of sir Thomas Yarburgh,
of Snaith Hall, co. York, by whom (who d.
Aug. 1738) he had besides other children,
who d. young or ttnm.
1. Sir Marmaduke, 5th bart.
2. Wyvill, d. unm. 1731.
3. Christopher, >h., 1st, Feb.1724, Eliza-
beth, da. of Stephen-Martin Leake, of Bed-
dington, co. Surrey, esq., by whom (who d.
19 May 1731) he had an only child,
1. Elizabeth, m,, 1773, her cousin the rev.
Christopher Wyvill, but d. s. p. 23 July
1783, he m., 2dly, 1738, Henrietta, 2nd da.
and co-h. of Francis Asty of Black Notley,
CO. Essex, merchant, by whom (who d.
1742) he had issue.
2. Christopher, (f. young.
3. Sir Marmaduke-Asty, 6th bart., he
w., 3dly, Anne Thayer, widow, andrf. 26
April 1752.
4. Anne, m. John Wyvill of Walton-upon
Thames, co. Surrey, esq., and d. 1728, s. p.
5. Margaret, m. John Purcell, esq., and
d. 1755, s.p.
6. Ursula, m. London Jones, of Furni-
val's Court, Holborn, and had issue.
7. Mary, m. Rev. Thomas Gee.
Sir Marmaduke d. Oct. 1722, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir MARMADUKE, 6.1692, m. Carey,
da. of Edward Coke, of Holkham, co. Nor-
folk, esq., but d. s.p. 1753-4, and was suc-
ceeded by his nephew,
VI. Sir MARMADUKE-ASTY, who d.
unm. at Bath, 23 Feb. 1774, and was suc-
ceeded by his kinsman,
VII. Sir MARMADUKE, who was then
living in Maryland, and who remained a
subject of America after the declaration of
that country's independence, and upon
whose decease, the dignity either passed to
his eldest son or to the male representative
of Edward, 2nd son of Darcy, 2nd son of
the 3rd bart. as before mentioned.
^r«w— See Plate 1, Gules, three chevro-
nels, interlaced vaire, and a chief or.
Crest — A dragon, argent.
TEMPLE, of St OWE, co. Buckingham.
25 Nov. 1G12.
Sir GRENVILLE TEMPLE, Baronet, horn 20 July 1799, married, 5
May 1829, Mary, da. of George Baring, esq., and has issue, -1. OREN-
VILLE.LE0FKIC,6. at Florence, 5 Feb. 1830 ; 2. Geouge-Eunest-
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EGERTON.
eagle displayed, sable : 2d and 3d, argent two
bars, sable, each charged with three mart-
lets, or.
Cre-if—Ov. a ducal coronet, a martlet, or.
Motto — Templa qudm dilecta!
EGERTON, of Egerton and Oulton-Park, co. Chester.
5 April I6I7.
Sir PHILTP-DE-MALPAS GREY-EGERTON, Baronet, born 13 Nov.
1806; succeeded his father, sir Pliilip, late bart., 13 Dec. 1829; married^
8 March 1832, Anna-Elizabeth, 2d da. of George- John Legh, of High
Legh, CO. Chester, esq., and has issue, 1. A SON, h. 28 March 1833 ;
-2. A DA., h. 13 June 1834.
The family of Ei^erfon, one of the most
ancient and distinguished in the county of
Chester, derives its origin from William le
Belward, who was baron of Malpas under
the Norman earls Palatine of that county.
David de Malpas (surnamed the Clerk)
eldest son of WiUiam le Belward, was grand-
father of David, who assimied the surname
of Egerton from the lordship of Egerton,
which was his inheritance; and Robert, 2d
son of William le Belward, assumed the
name of Cholmondeley, and was ancestor of
the marquess Cholmondeley, and lord Dela-
mere (see those titles in Debreti's Peerage.)
Sixth in descent from David de Egerton
was
Philip Egertojj, of Egerton, m. Mar-
gery, da. of William Mainwaring, of Ight-
Field, CO. Salop, and d. 13 Edw, IV., having
had issue,
1. William, who d. without issue in his
father's lifetime.
2. JoM .V, ancestor of the present bart.
3. Sir Ralph, who left a son, sir Richard,
whose natural son, Thomas, was the cele-
brated lord chancellor Egerton, created vis-
count Brackley KilO, ancestor of the late
earl of Bridgewater.
John Egerto.v, 2d son of Philip, m. Eli-
zabeth, da. and h. of Hugh Done, of Oul-
ton, CO. Chester, (by Anne, da. of James
Tuchet, lord Audley,) and d. 1 Rich. 111.,
leaving a da.,
Susan, to. Randle Egerton, of Dynham,
CO. Norfolk, esq., and a son,
Philip, of E^^erton and Oulton,m. Joan,
da. and co-h. of Gilbert Smith, of Cuerdley,
CO. Lancaster, and widow of Richard Win-
nington, and d. 1534, leaving issue by her
(who d. 1512) a da.,
Makgarkt, m. Hugh Starkey, of Oul-
ton, and a son,
Sir Philip, m. Eleanor, da. of sir Randle
Brereton, of Malpas, knt., and d. 17 July
15()3, leaving issue by her (who d. 3 Nov.
1;5<!7) a da.,
Eleanor, m. her cousin, sir Randle Brere-
ton, of Malpas, and a son,
John, m. Jane, da. of Piers Mostyn, of
Talacre, co. Flint, cs(i., and rf. 15ij(), having
had issue by her a da.,
Elizahkth, to. sir William Stanley, of
Hooton, knt., and a son.
Sir John Egerton, knt., b. 1551, knighted
by queen Elizabeth 15<)i), and d- i1 April
iriU; m., 1st, Margaret, da. of sir Rowland
Stanley, of Hooton, knt., and had issue,
1. Philip, (/.young.
2. Sir Rowland, the 1st bart.
3. John, killed by E<lward Morgan, after
having given him his life in a duel, 20 April
i(;o«.
4. Pkter, to. Margaret, da. of sir Tho-
mas Hayes, knt. and alderman of Lon-
don.
5. Richard, d. without issue.
(). Frances, m. John Minshul, of Min-
shul, esq.
7. Margaret, m., 1st, Thomas Hall,
and, 2dly, Laurence Whittaker, esqrs.
8. Marv, to. Richard Cartwright, of
Aynho, CO. Northampton, esq.
;». Katiierine, m. sir Thomas Powell,
of Horslev, co. Denbigh, bart.
1. Sir 'ROWLAND EGERTON, of
Egerton and Oulton, the eldest surviving
son, was kniglited and created a bart. 5
April 1G17; m. Bridget, da. of Arthur, lord
Grey, lord-lieut. of Ireland, and sister and
co-h. of Thomas, last lord Grey, of Wilton,
by whom (who d, 2!J July 1648) he had,
1. Thomas, w. Barbara, da. of sir John
St. John, of Liddiard-Tregoze, co. Wilts, d.
without issue, previous to his father.
2. Sir John, 2d bart.
3. Sir Philip, ancestor of the present
bart., of whom hereafter.
4. Arthur, rf. s.p.
5. Rowland, of Cheddleton, d. s.p.
C. Charles, of Wallesley, d. s.p.
Sir Rowland d. 3 Oct. 1G4G, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, TO. Anne, da. of (Jeorge
Wintour, of Dereham, co. Gloucester, esq.,
and had issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Bridget, to., 1st, Ralph Thicknesse,
esq.; and, 2dJy, Timothy Hildyard, of Lin-
coln, esq.
3. Margaret, to. Windsor Finch, of
Rushock, CO. Worcester, esq.
4. Anne, m. John Gardener, esq.
Sir John d. 1<)74, and was succeeded by
his only son,
III. Sir JOHN, m. Elizabeth, da. of Wil-
liam, and sister and sole h. of Edward Hol-
land, of lleaton and Denton, co. Lancaster,
esq., and by her (who d. 31 May 1701) had
issue,
1. Sir Holland, 4th bart.
2. John, d. IS) Dec. 17<>4.
3. Edward, of Har.eston, co. Stafford,
d. ifDin. 1727.
4. Ralph, d. rinm.
5. Thomas, in holy orders, rector of Sef-
ton, CO. Lancaster, and Cheadle, co. Ches-
ter, ni. Francis, da. of John Beresford, of
Beresford and Bcntley, co. Derby, es(i., and
d. without issue 1702.
(j. William, in holy orders, rector of
Farth'nghoe, co. Northampton, to. Mrs.
Bateman, antl had issue — Fiances.
7. Anne; f(. Elizabeth.
Sir John d. 4 Nov. 1729, and was suc-
ceeded by his scm,
IV. Sir HOLLAND, m., 1712, Eleanor,
youngest da. of Sir Roger Cave, of Stan-
ford,' CO. Northampton, bart., (by Mary,
sister of the right hon. WiUiam Bromley,
speaker of the house of cimimons, and prin-
cipal secretary of state in 1713,) ar.d had
issue.
EGERTON.
17
1. John; 2. Holland; 3. Cave; all d.
unm.
4. Sir Edward, 5th bart.
5. Sir Thomas-Grey, tith bart.
6. William, rf. totm.
7. Mary, m. sir Ralph Assheton, of Mid-
dleton, CO. Lancaster, bart.
8. Charlotte-Elizabeth, m. the rev.
Ashburnham Legh, rector of Davenham.
Sir Holland d. -25 April 1730, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
V. Sir EDWARD, who d. unm. 1743, was
succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir THOMAS-GREV, m., 14 June
1748, Catherine, da. of the rev. John Cop-
ley, rector of Thornhill and Wakefield, co.
York, and had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
2. John, d. young.
Sir Thomas d. July 1756, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, m., 12 Sept. 1769,
Eleanor, youngest da. and co-h. of sir Ralph
Assheton, of Middleton, co. Lane, bart.,
and by her had issue,
1. Thomas, ri. an infant.
2. Thomas-Grey, b. 21 Dec. 1780, and d.
20 Dec. 1793.
3. Eleanor, b. 21 July 1770, m., 28 April
1794, Robert, marquess of Westminster, and
had issue (see Debrett's Peerage, titles West-
minster a«rfWiLiON).
4. LorisA, 6. 18 Jan. 1772; 5. Frances,
both d. infants.
6. Frances-Mary, d. 8 Oct. 1796.
Sir Thomas was, 15 May 1784, created
baron Grey de Wilton, and, 26 June 1801,
viscount Grey de Wilton, and earl of \Vil-
ton, of Wilton Castle, with remainder to
Thomas Grosvenor, esq., 2d son, and Ro-
bert Grosvenor, 3d son ot Robert, earl Gros-
venor, and to the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and
every other son and s';ns of Eleanor his da.,
wife of Robert, earl Grosvenor (now mar-
quess of Westminster). The earl d. 23 Sept.
1814, without issue male, when the titles of
viscount and earl of Wilton became vested
in his grandson, Thomas Grosvenor, who
took the surname and arms of Egerton only ;
but the barony of Grey de Wilton of 1784 be-
came extinct, and the title of bart. devolved
upon his kinsman, John Egerton, of Oul-
ton, esq., whose descent we now proceed to
trace.
.Sir Philip Egerton, of Oulton, 2d son
of the 1st bart., m. Catherine, da. and h. of
Piers Conway, of Hendre, co. Flint, esq.,
and rf. 15 Aug. 1608, having had issue by her
(who d. Jan. 17"6-7) besides 2 sons and 3
das., who d. infants, a son and h., John,
who m. three wives, but d. without issue
1732, and a second son,
Philip, D.D., rector of Astbury, m.
Frances, da. of John Offley, esq., and d.
1726, having had issue by her, (who d. 1738,)
1. Philip, m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of
sir Griffith Jeffreys, of Acton, but d. with-
out issue 1762.
2. John.
3. Rowland, m. the widow of Thomas
Bourne, esq.
4. Bridget, m. Edward Downes, of Shrig-
ley, CO. Chester.
.5. Elizabeth ; 6. Katherine.
7. Frances, all d. mim.
8. Mary, m. Richard Puleston, of Ha-
vod-y-wern, co. Denbigh, esq.
9. SiBiLLA, m. sir Francis-Haskyn-Eyles
Styles, bart.
John Egerton, (2dson of Philip, D.D.,)
b. 1697, tn. Elizabeth, da. and h. of William
Brock, of Upton, and d. 1/70, having had
issue by her, (who rf. 1756,)
1. John, m., but d. withoutissue, 1762.
2. Philip.
3. Elizabeth, d. iinm.
4. Anne, m. rev. Roger Barnston, pre-
bend of Chester.
5. Mary, m. Philip Puleston, esq.
Philip Egerton (2d but eldest surviving
son and h. of John) b. 17.'i8, m. his coushi,
Mary, da. of sirFrancis-Haskyn-Eyles Styles,
and sister and sole h. of Sir John Styles,
andrf. 1786, having had issue by her, (whori.
Dec 1821,)
1. Sir John, 8th bart.
2. Sir Philip, 9th bart.
3. William, of Gresford Lodge, co. Den-
bigh, b, 2 April 177<'»some time accountant-
general at Calcutta, m. 18(i7> Sibilla Bos-
well, and had issue,
l.Sibell.i, w., 12 Nov. 1833, Handle Wil-
braham, esq.
2. W'iliiam ; 3. Mary-Eyles; 4. Anne.
5. Elizabeth-Frances.
6. Philip-Henry ; 7. Robert-Eyles.
4. Charles-Bilkeley, a lieut.-gen., b.
5 June 1774, w., 18(19, Charlotte, da. of sir
Thomas Trowbridge, and has issue,
1. Charles-Trowbridge.
2. Thomas-Graham ; .3. Francis Philip.
4. A. da., rf. an infant.
5. Francis, lieut. R. N. rf. 1799.
6. Thomas, major 29th foot, rf. itnm.
1812.
7. Rev. Rowland, took the name of
Warburton in addition to, ?,nd after Eger-
ton, by royal sign sign manual 1813, b. 9
March'1778, m., 18(io, En'.ma, da. and h. of
James Croxton, of Norley Bank, and niece
of sir Peter W' arburton, of Arley, bart., and
has issue,
1. Rowland-Eyles; 2. Emm.a-Elizabeth.
3. James-Francis ; 4. Henry-William.
5. Frances-^Iarv ; 6. Maria-Sibylla.
7. Peter; 8. Charlotte; 9. Sophia.
10. George-Edward.
8. David-de-ISIalpa-', rf. inim. 18fi9.
.9. Richard, lieut.-col.,&. 7 Oct. 1783, m.,
1 Dec. 1814, Arabella, youngest da. of Henry
Tomkinson, of Derfold.
10. Elizabeth, m. sir John Delves
Broughton, bart.
11. Mary, m. Charles, 3d son of sir Peter
Leycester, bart., and brother of the 1st
lord de Tabley (see Debrett's Peerage), and
rf. 1797.
12. Frances, m. 1805, Thomas Tarleton,
of Bolesworth, esq.
13. Sibilla, m., 1808, Handle Wilbraham,
of Rode, CO. Chester, esq.
VIII. Sir JOHN, (eldest son" of Philip,)
succeeded to the baronetcy as above stated,
on the death of the earl of Wilton; b. llJuly
1766, m., 9 April 1795, Maria, da. of Thomas
Scott Jackson, esq. Sir John took the sur-
name of Grey, in addition to, and before
that of Egerton, by royal sign manual, and
obtained also a royal "grant of supporters.
He rf. without issue 24 May 1825, and was
succeeded bv his next brother,
IX. Sir PHILIP, in holy orders 6. 6 July
1767 ; took the surname and arms of Grey
in addition to and beft)re those of Egerton ;
nu, 14 Sept. 18(14, Rebecca, da. of Josias Du
Pre of Wilton Park, co. Bucks, esq., by
whom (who rf. Aug. 1830) he had issue,
1. Sir Philip-de-Malpas, present bart.
2. Charles-du-Pre, b. 4 Jan. 18(^9.
3. John-Francis; 4. W'illam-Hexry.
5. Caledox-Richard.
6. Frederic-Arthur.
7. George-Henry.
8. Mary-Anne-Elizabeth.
9. Madelina, rf. an infant.
10. Eglantine.
11. Fanny-Sarah.
12. Rebecca-Catherine.
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CLARKE.—BOYNTON.
Sir Philip d. 13 Dec. 1829, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
X. Sir PHILIP-DE-MALPAS, present
bart.
Arms—See Plate 2. 1st and 4th, Eger-
TON ; argent, a lion rampant, gules, between
three pheons, sable; 2d and 3d, Gre\ ;
barry of six, argent and azure, and a label of
five points, gules.
Crests — 1. Eoerton; three arrows, one
in pale, and two in sal tire, points down-
wards, or, barbed and fledged, argent, and
banded together with a riband, gules ; 2.
Grey; a falcon, wings expanded, standing
on a falconer's glove.
Supporters — Dexter, a lion, argent, du-
cal ly crowned, or; sinister, a wyvern, or;
each gorged with a plain collar, azure, and
pendent therefrom an escocheon, gules,
charged with three pheons, 2 and 1, argent.
— Granted, pursuant to a royal warrant,
15 Nov. 1815.
Motto — Virtuti, non armis,fido.
Sea<— Oultou Park, co. Chester.
CLARKE, of Salford, co. Warwick.
1 May 1617.
Sir SIMON-HAUGHTON CLARKE, Baronet, succeeded Lis father,
sir Simon, 20 Aug. 1832 ; borji 7 April 1818.
This family, about the time of the Con-
quest, being possessed of Woodchurch, co.
Kent, were thence denominated, but adopt-
ed the name of Clmke, in consequence of a
marriage with the heiress of that family,
about the reign of Henry III. Walter
Clarke, a younger son of the Kentish fa-
mily, settledat Radclitfe, co. Bucks, and was
father of
I. Sir SIMON CLARKE, of Salford, co.
Warwick, created a bart. as above. He paid
£800 to the sequestrators for his estate, temp.
Charles I., on account of his loyalty; m.,
1st, Margaret, da. andh. of John Alderford,
of Abbott's Salford, co. Warwick, esq. ;
and 2dly, Dorothy, da. of Thomas Hobson,
gent. ; by his second lady, who d. 1G99, aged
ai, he had no issue, but by the first he had,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Peter, a capt. in the Low Countries,
m. Ehzabeth Corbyson, and was killed 1639,
by lord Morley, leaving issue.
Sir Simon, 3d bart.
3. Woodchurch, m. , da. of Thomas
Dabitot, of Ridmarsley, co. Worcester, and
had issue,
1. Simon ; 2. Anne.
4. Elizabeth.
Sir Simon d. about 1G52, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, w. Anne, da. of John Wil-
liams, esq., and d. without issue, about
1680, was succeeded by his nephew,
III. Sir SIMON, son of Peter Clarke,
esq., (who was killed hy lord Morley,) m.
Mercy, da. of Philip Brace, esq., by whom
he had two sons, sir Simon, 4th bart., and
Philip, (who ?ji. Arabella, da. of Kingsmili
Lucy, esq., son of William Lucy, bishop of
St. David's,) and had issue two sons, sir
Simon, 6th bart., and Philip, d. unm.
Sir Simon d. 10 Nov. 1687, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir SIMON, m. the da. of the rev.
Mr. Castle, and d. I7I8, leaving an only
child,
V. Sir SIMON, an officer in R.N. ; he d.
without issue male 1736, was succeeded by
his cousin.
VI. Sir SIMON, eldest son of Philip, 2d
son of sir Simon before mentioned, m.
Mary, da. of Philip Bonnv, of Jamaica,
esq., and by her (who d. 1762) had issue,
besides other children who d. young,
1. Sir Simon, yth bart.
2. George, of Spanish Town, Jamaica,
«!., but rf. s.p.
3. KiNGSMiLL, barrister at law, d. s.p.
1765.
4. Woodchurch, rf. s.p.,
5. Arabella, rf. iinm.
6. Anne, m. John Beggs, of Jamaica-
Sir Simon rf. 1770, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VII. Sir SIMON, b. 2 Nov. 1726, m. 21
July 1760, Anne, da. and co-h. of Philip
Haughton, of Jamaica, esq., and by her
(who rf. 1800) had issue,
1. Sir Philip Haughton, 8th bart.
2. Sir Simon Haughton, 9th bart.
3. Catherine-Haughton, b. 1773, and
m., 20 May 1801, the hon. William Fitzroy,
brother of George, 2d lord Southampton.
Sir Simon rf. Nov. 1777, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir PHILIP HAUGHTON, b.
1761, rf. wim. 12 May 1798, and was succeed-
ed bv his brother,
IX. Sir SIMON-HAUGHTON, m., 9
April 1814, Catherine, 2d da. of John-
Haughton James, of Jamaica, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir Simon Haughton, present bart.
2. Philip-Haughton, b. 11 April 1819.
3. John-Haughton, b. 10 July 1820, d.
7 Jan. 1827.
4. Catherine-Haughton,.6. 22 March
1815.
5. Mary Haughton, b. 29 April 1817.
Sir Simon rf. 28 Aug. 1832, and was sue-.
ceeded by his eldest son,
X. Sir SIMON-HAUGHTON, present
bart. -
Ar7n.i—See Plate 2. Gules, three swords
erected in jiale, argent, hilts, or.
Crest— \ hand couped to the wrist, pro-
per, holding a sword, as in the arms.
iieAtrft'JiCtf— Shirland, co. Nottingham.
BOYNTON, of Barmstok, co. York.
25 May 1018.
Sir HENRY BOYNTON, Baronet, horn 1778; succeeded his brother,
sir Francis, 10 Nov. 18.*J2; married, and iias issue, of whom IIenuy, m.
2 Nov. 1833, Louisa, youngest da. of Walter Strickland, of Cokethorpe
Park, CO, Oxon, esq., and Eliza, 2d da., «?., 21 .July 1832, Charles Swabey,
esq., of Gristhorpe, co. York, and d. 2G Dec. 1833, set. 24.
BURDETT.
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This is a family of very great antiquity
in Yorkshire, being descended from sir In-
gram de Boynton, who lived in the reign of
king Henry III., 14th in lineal descent from
sir Ingram was
I. Sir MAT HEW, of Boynton and Barm-
ston, knighted by James I. 6 May l(il8 ;
and on the 2Jth of the same month ad-
vanced to the dignity of a bart. He repre-
sented the borough oV Hey ton, temp. Charles
I., and was greatly entrusted by the par-
liament in the civil wars. He m., 1st,
Frances, da. of sir Henry Griffith, of Agnes-
Burton, knt. (and h. of her brother, sir
Henry Griffith, bart.) ; and 2dly, Catherine,
da. of Thomas, viscount Fairfax. By his
2d wife he had no issue that survived in-
fancy ; by his 1st he had,
1. Sir Francis, 2d bart.
2. Hkxry, rf. an infant.
3. Mathew, m. Elizabeth, da. of Robert
Stapleton, and left 2 das. and co-hs.,
1. Kalherine, m. Richard Talbot, earl
of Tyrconnel (created duke of Tyrconnel,
by James II. after his abdication).
2. Isabella, m. Wentworth Dillon, the
4th and celebrated earl of Roscommon.
4. Thomas; 5. Cornelus; ti. John.
7. Charles; 8. Marmadike.
P. GusTAvus ; 10. Mary.
11. Elizabeth.
12. Dorothy, m. John Anlaby, of Etton,
CO. York, esq.
13. Elizabeth, m. John Heron.
14. Margaret, m. John Robinson, of
Ryther, co. York.
Sir Mathew d. 1646, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir FRANCIS, m. Constantine, da. of
William, viscount Say and Sele, and by her
(who d. 1G92) had issue,
1. Mathiov, who rf. unm.
2. WiLLiAiM, 7?!. Elizabeth, da. and co-h.
of Bernard, of Hull, and rf. in his
father's lifetime 168J», leaving issue,
1. Sir Griffith, 3d bart. ; 2. Mary.
3. Constance, ni. Richard Kirshaw, D.D.
3. Hexry, rector of Barmston, who m.,
1st, Dorothy, da. of Alexander Amcots, esq.,
and had issue, sir Fraxcis, 4th bart.; and
Elizabeth, who rf. young. He m., 2dly,
Margaret, da. of Robinson, esq., who
d. without issue.
4. Nathaniel, b. 1644, d.^tnm. 1672.
5. Frances, m. George Whichcote.
Sir Francis rf. 9 Sept. 1695, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
III. Sir GRIFFITH, m., 1st, Adriana, da.
of mr. John Sykes, and by her (who rf. in
1724) had no "issue. He m., 2dly, in Nov.
1728, a da. of John White, esq., and by her
(who rf. 8 Oct. 1/32) had no issue.
Sir Griffith rf. 22 Dec. 1731, without issue,
and was succeeded by his cousin,
IV. Sir FRANCIS, only son of Henry,
3d son of sir Francis, M.P. for Heydon, arid
recorder of Beverley, m. Frances, da. of
James Heblethwayte, esq., (by Bridget, da.
of sir William Cobb, knt.,) by whom (who
rf. 1 April 172(0 he had i>si:e,
1. William, rf. an infant.
2. Sir Griffith, 5th bart.
3. Francis, m. Charlotte, da. of sir War-
ton Peviuyman Warton, bart., and had issue,
Francis, b. 17<J4, who m. and left issue.
4. Constance, m. Ralph Hutton, esq.,
and rf. in 1785.
5. Adriana, rf. mun. in the same year.
6. Dorothy', rf. young.
Sir Francis rf. 16 Sept. 1739, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
V. Sir GRIFFITH, m., 5 April 1742,
Anne, da. of Thomas White, esq., which
lady rf. in childbed of their only issue, the
succeeding bart., 22 Feb. 1744-5.
Sir Griffith rf. 22 Oct. 1761, and was suc-
ceeded bv his only son,
VI. Sir GRIFFITH, m., 9 May 1762,
Charlotte, eldest da. of Francis Topham,
D.C.I..: she rf. 9 Sept. 1767- Sir Griffith
m., 2dly, Mary, eldest da. of James Heble-
thwayte, esq., and by her (who re-w. John
Parkhurst, of Catesby Abbey, esq., and d.
his widow 13 May 1815) had issue,
1. Sir Griffith, 7th bart.
2. Sir Francis, 8th bart.
3. Sir Henry, 9th bart.
Sir Griffith was elected M.P. for Beverley
1772, and rf. 6 Jan. 1773, was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VII. Sir GRIFFITH, b. 17 July 1769, m.,
30 July 1790, Anne, da. of capt. Robert
Parkhurst, (who m. 2dly, 10 March 1805,
the rev. Charles-Drake Barnard, rector of
Rigby, CO. Lincoln,) but rf. without issue
10 July 1801, and was succeeded by his next
brother,
VIII. Sir FRANCIS, b. 28 March 1777,
m., June 1815, Miss Bucktrout, and dying
without issue, 19 Nov. 1833, was succeeded
by his brother,
IX. Sir HENRY, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 2. Or, a fess, between
three crescents, gules, though the fess was
formerly charged with a lion passant, or.
Crest — On a wreath, a goat passant, sable,
guttee d'argent, beard, horns, and hoofs,
or.
Motto — II tempo passa.
Seat— At Burton-Agnes.in the East Riding
of Yorkshire.
BURDETT, of Bramcote, co. Warwick.
25 Feb. 1G18.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Banmet, IM.P. for Westminster, succeeded
his grandfatlier, sir Robert, 22 Feb. I7O7 ; f^orn 25 Jan. 1770; married^b
Aug. 1793, Sophia, youngest da. of Thomas Coutts, esq., (sister of Susan,
countess of Guilford, and Frances, marchioness of Bute,) by whom he has
issue, 1. Sophia, b. 13 June 1794, w., 23 Oct. 1833, Rob. Otway-Cave,
esq., of Castle Otway and Litton Hall,co. Tipperary ; 2. ROBERT, h. 26
April 1796, major in the army ; 3. Susanna, b. 29 Nov. 1800, m., 29
Nov. 1830, John-Bettesworth Trevanion, of Carbays, Cornwall, esq. ; 4.
Joanna-Frances, b. 2 July 1804 ; 5. Clara-JMaiiia, b. 9 Dec. 1800;
6. Angela, 6. 25 April 1814.
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HICKS.
Hugh de Btirdett came into England
with William the Conqueror ; he left issue,
William Burdktt, lord of Louseby, in
Leicestershire, who founded the priory at
Ancote, co. Warwick, temp. Henry H. : he
was father of another.
William, living temp. Henry HI., and
by his wife, Alicia, had 3 sons, 1. Richard,
who succeeded his father at Louseby; 2.
Hugh, ancestor of this family; 3. William,
of Shepeshed, co. Leicester.
Hugh Burdktt (2d son of William) was
seated at Sekington, co. Warwick, where
his issue continued for many generations :
(>th in descent from him was
Nicholas Burdett, grand butler of Nor-
mandy, and prcefect of Evreux, slain at
Pontoise 143!1, having 7n. Joan, cousin and
h. of Henry Bruin, with whom he acquired
the manor of Bramcote, and by whom he
had a son and heir,
Thomas, who was attainted and beheaded
for high treason 1477> according to Fuller,
on the following pretence:— Having heard
that a favourite white buck had been killed
in his park by king Edward IV., he, in his
first passion, wished the buck's horns in the
belly of hi.n who had moved the king to do
so — he had already made himself obnoxious
by his attachment to the duke of Clarence,
and advantage was taken of these words (as
imagining the death of the king) to arraign
and convict him of high treason. His son.
Sir John, was restored in blood on the
accession of Henry VII., and was seated at
Bramcote. He was father of Robkrt, fa-
ther of Thomas, father of another Robert,
who d. KJiiS, leaving an only son,
I. THOMAS, advanced to the dignity of
a bart. as above, m. Jane, da. and h. of
William Frauncys, of Foremark, esq., which
seat has, since that time, been the chief re-
sidence of the family. By this lady he had
issue,
1. Francis, 2d bart.
2. Robert, a merchant and alderman of
London (who by Mary, his wife, da. of al-
derman Wright, left issue).
3. Leicester, who d. at Aleppo, tmni.
4. Catharine, m. Sebright Repington,
esq.
5. Isabel, m. Francis Merrick, merchant.
6. Lettice, m. William Hauncel, mer-
chant.
7. Mary, m. George Bowes, esq.
8. Jane, betrothed to Gilbert Thacker,
esq.
9. Dorothy, d. u>im.
10. Bridget, m. Thomas, son and h. of
George Gresley.
He was succeeded by his son,
11. Sir FRANCIS, b. 1(1 Sept. Ifi08, m.
Elizabeth, da. of sir John Waller, of Sars-
den, CO. Oxford, knt., chief baron of the
Exchequer, by whom (who d. 17 April I7ul,
aged 81]) he had issue,
1. S!r Robert, 3d bart.
2. Francis, d. num. 17or>.
3. Waltkr, of the Inner Temple, and of
Knowle Hill, co. Derby, d. unm. 1732.
4. John, in. but d. without issue, 1729.
5. Thomas, d. unm. WM
6. Jank, m. Edward Hopegood, esq.
7. Elizabeth, m. Edward Joddrell, esq.
8. Mary, (/. inun. 1701; 9. Dorothy, d.
laim. 17I8.
Sir Francis rf. 30 Dec. 1G9G, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir ROBERT, b. 11 Jan. 1040, thrice
rn. ; 1st, to Mary, only da. of Gervase Pigot,
esq. (who rf. 31" Aug. 1(188, aged 27); 2dly,
Magdalen, da. of sir Thomas Ashton, bart.;
and 3dly, Mary, da. of mr. Thomas Brome.
By his 3d wife he had no issue; by the 1st
he had a son, who rf. an infant, and a da.,
1. Elizabeth, m. Charles Jenens, esq.
and by his 2d, besides several children who
rf. infants,
2. Jane, m. John Cotton, esq., son and
heir apparent of sir John Cotton, bart., and
rf. his widow, 17 March 17(;7-
3. Robert, b. 25 June 1(J80, rf. 11 days
before his father, having m. Elizabeth, da.
of William, viscount Tracy, and ha\ ing
issue by her (who m., 2dly, Robert Holdcn,
esq.) G das. and a posthumous son, sir Ro-
bert, 4th bart.
Sir Robert rf. 13 Jan. I7I6, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
IV. Sir ROBERT, D. C. L., b. 28 May
171(3, m., 1st., Nov. 1739, Elizabeth, only
da. of sir Charles Sedley, bart., by whom
(who rf. 28 Aug. 1747) he had issue, besides
other children, who rf. infants, or ^tnm.
1. Elizabeth, m. Francis Mundy, esq.
2. Francis, m. Eleanor, da. and co-h. of
William Jones, of Ramsbury Manor, co.
Wilts, esq., and rf. in his father's lifetime
1794, leaving issue,
1. Robert, b. 1708, rf. 1769.
2. Sir Francis, present bart.
3. Charles-Sedley, drowned at the falls
of Schaffhausen, in Switzerland, 1794.
4. William-Jones, m. miss Sarah Brent,
niece of Timothy Brent, esq., and has
issue; 1. Francis, b. 23 March 1813; 2.
William, b. 13 June 1814; 3. Samh, b.
14 Jan. 181(1; 4. Frances, &. 3 Jan. 1818:
5. Charles-Sedle;/, b. 17 Dec. 1819 ; (J.
Mar;/ Eleanorri, 6. (5 and rf. IfJ March 1822.
7. Robert, b. 8 Jan. 1823; 8. Sophia, b.
21 March 182.';; 9. Henn/ St. Albans, b.
14 Aug. 1827; 10. a da. b. 21 Aug. 1833.
5. Mary Eleanor, rf. unm.
6. Elizabeth, ni.,2(> May 1800, sir James
Langham, of Cattesbrooke, co. North-
ampton, bart.
7. Frances.
Sir Robert m., 2dly, 18 June 1753, lady
Caroline, da. of John, 2d duke of Rutland,
and widow of sir Henry Harpur, bart., by
whom (who rf. Id Nov. 17(;!)) he had no issue.
Sir Robert rf. 22 Feb. 17i>7> ^'id was suc-
ceeded by his trrandson,
V. SirFRANt IS, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 2. Azure, two bars,
or, each charged with three martlets, gules.
Crest — A lion's head, erased, sable.
Seats — At Foremark, co. Derby, and
Ramsbury, co. Wilts.
HICKS, (now HICKS-BEACH,) of Bevekston, co. Gloucester.
21 July H;19.
Sir MICHAEL-HICKS HICKS-BEACH, Baronet, born25 Oct. 1800 ;
succeeded his j^reat uncle, Sir William, 2',^ Oct. IIVM ; married, 11) Aug.
1832, Harriet- Victoria, second da. of John Stratton, esq.
MILL.
21
Robert Hicks, son and h. of John
Hifks, ofTortworlh, co. Gloucester, was a
citizen of Lonckn, and raised a very great
estate. He m. Julian, da. and co-h. of
V^ illiam Arthur, of Clapliam, co. Somerset,
esq., and had issue 2 sons. Baptist, who
was created Baron Hicks and viscount
Campden 1628, with limitation to his son-
in-law, Edward, baron Noel, ancestor of
the earls of Gainsborough, extinct ; and
Sir Michael, of Beverston, co. Glouces-
ter, who ni. Elizabeth, da. of Gabriel
Coulson, of London, widow of Henry Pur-
vis, of Ruckholts, CO. Essex, esq., and d.
15Aug. Ifil2, leaving
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., m. 8 Sept.
1R25, Margaret, da. of William, lord Paget,
and had issue 8 children, of whom only 3
survived, viz.
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Sir Michael, knighted by king Charles
I., m. Susan, youngest da. of sir Richard
Howe, knt.,and widow of Samuel-Beaumont
Everard, esq., by whom he had 10 children,
but 2 only survived him,
1. Howe-Hicks, esq., father of the 6th
bart.
2. Alice, m. William Somerford, esq.
3. Letitia, w. Arthur Chichester, earl
of Donegal, in Ireland.
Sir William d. 9 Oct. 1G80, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IL Sir WILLIAM, b. Dec. 1629, m.
Martha-Agnes, da. and co-h. of sir Henry
Coningsby, knt., and had issue,
1. Sir Henry, 3d bart.
2. Charles, m. the da. of Con-
ingsby, and rf. in 1762, leaving issue,
1. John-Baptist, who, upon the failure
of the elder branch, became 5th bart.
2- Mary, 7ti. James Darcy, of Sedburgh,
CO. Yorki esq.
3. Margaret, m. Anthony Wharton, of
Gillingwood, co. York.
Sir William rf. 22 April 1703, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir HENRY, m., 1st, Margaret, da.
of sir John Holmes, knt., by whom he had
1 son,
1. Henry, -who d. tinm.
He m., 2dly, Barbara, da. of Joseph John-
son, esq., and left by her 2 sons,
2. Sir Robert, 4th bart.
3. Michael, d. unm. in 1764.
Sir Henry d. 1754, and was succeeded by
his son,
IV. Sir ROBERT, who d. without issue
in 1768, when the title devolved on his
cousin,
V. Sir JOHN -BAPTIST, before men-
tioned, who rf. 23 Nov. 17.'*2, without issue,
and was succeeded by his 2d cousin,
VI. Sir HOWE (only son of Howe Hicks,
of Whitcombe, esq., only surviving son of
sir Michael Hicks, knt., 2d surviving son
of sir William Hicks, 1st bart.) m. 28 July
1739, Martha, da. of the rev. John Browne,
rector of Coberley, co. Gloucester, by
whom he had,
1. Sir William, 7th bart.
2. MiCHAEL,ofBeverstoneCastle,andWil-
liamstrip Park, co. Gloucester, and Nether-
avon, CO. Wilts, esq., b. 11 April 1760, took
the surname and arms of Beach in addition,
by royal sign manual, 23 June 1790, ni.,
7 Oct." 1779, Henrietta-Maria, only surviving
da. and h. of William Beach, of Netheravon
aforesaid, and d. 5 Jan. 1830, having had
issue,
1. Michael-Beach, b. 22 Oct. 1780, m.
1808, Caroline-Jane, da. of William Mount,
of VVasing Place, co. Berks, esq., and d.
27 Sept. I8I7, leaving issue, 1. Sir Mi-
chael-Hicks, present bart. ; 2. William-
Hick.f, b. 19 Nov. 1810; 3. Caroline- Jane.
2. William, of Oakley Hall, co. Hants,
b. 24 July 1783, »w., 1 Feb. 1826, Jane-
Henrietta, da. of John Browne, of Sal-
perton, co. Gloucester, esq., by whom {who
d. 11 Aug. 1831, a-t. 27) he had issue, 1.
William - Witlier - Bramston, b. 25 Dec.
1826; 2. Maiy-Jane, b. 9 Sept. 1828; 3.
Henrietta-Maiia, b. 15 Nov. 1830.
3. Jane-Martha, unm.
3. Martha, w. rev. John Pettat, clerk,
rector of Quennington, co. Gloucester.
4. Alice, m. Thomas Lofield, of Bath,
esq., and d. 4 Jan. 1769.
5. Anne, m. James King, of S"anton, co.
Hereford, esq. and d. 21 March 1774.
Sir Howe d. Aug. 1801, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM, 6. Oct. 1754, nu, 1st,
12 May 1785, Judith, 3d da. and co-h. of
Edw. Whitcombe, of Orletcn, co. Worcester,
esq., by whom (who d. 5 March 1787) he had
issue,
1. Howe, b. 13 June 1786, d. 13 June
1787.
Sir William /»., 2dly, 7 Oct. 1793, Anne-
Rachel, eldest da. of Thomas-Lobb Chute,
of the Vine, co. Hants, esq., and had issue,
2. Ann-Rachael, h 11 Sept. 1794, m., 16
March 1816, Sir Lambert Cromie, bart., of
Ireland.
Sir William d. 23 Oct. 1834, and was suc-
ceeded bv his great nephew,
VIIL Sir MICHAEL -HICKS, present
and 8th bart.
Arms—See Plate 2. Quarterly 1st and
4th vaire, argent and gules, a canton azure,
charged with a pile gules; Beach: 2d and
3d. Gules, a fess wavy, between three
fleurs-de-lis, or, a crescent for difference.
Hicks.
Crest — A. demi lion rampant argent, du-
cally gorged, or, and holding in the paws an
escutcheon azure charged with a pile, or;
Beach : a buck's head, couped at the neck,
or, gorged with a chaplet of roses, gules;
Hicks.
Sea^— Williamstrip Park, co. Gloucester.
MILL, of Ca3IOTs Court, co. Sussex.
31 Dec. 1G19.
Sir CHARLES IMILL, Baronet, succeeded his father, the rev. sir
Charles, ID July 1/92; married, Jan. 1800, Selina, eldest da. of the late
sir John Morshead of Trenant Park, co. Cornwall, bart.
The family of Mill is of considerable
antiquity in co. Sussex. John Atte Mill
was lord of Gretham, co. Sussex, 39 Ed-
ward III.
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., was elected a
member for the town of Southampton, in
21 James I., as also in several succeeding
parliaments in the reign of king Charles I.
He w., 1st, Elizabeth, da. of sir George
More, knt., who d. without issue ; and 2dly,
22
FOULIS.
Anne, da. of sir Thomas Fleming, knt.,
lord chief justice of England, by whom he
had issue,
1. John, who was made knight banneret,
by king Charles I., and killed by one Slat-
ford, near Oxford, during his father's life;
m. Philadelphia, da. of Sir Henry Knollys,
knt., comptroller of the household to king
Charles I., and by her (who re-m. Christo-
pher Roper, lord Teynham) had issue.
Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, m. Catherine, da. and sole h.
of Anthony Mundy, esq.
3. Anthony, d. young.
4. Richard ; 5. Lkvvknor, both d. itnm.
6. Edward, m. Jane, da. of Thomas
Burgess, by whom he had 2 das.
7. George; 8. William, both d. young.
II. Sir JOHN, successor to his grand-
father, m, Margaret, da. of colonel Henry
Sandys, and sister and co-h. of the last lord
Sandys, of the Vine, and d. 1670, leaving by
her an only son,
III. Sir JOHN, his successor, m. Mar-
garet, da. and h. of Thomas Grey, of Wol-
beding, co. Sussex, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Sir Richard, 5th bart.
3. Margaret, m. Robert Knollys, esq.
4. Mary, d. unm.
5. Elizabeth, iti. sir Thomas Hoby,
bart.
6. Philadelphia.
IV. Sir JOHN, succeeded his father, but
d. unm., was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir RICHARD, m. Margaret, eldest
da. of Robert Knollys, of Grove Place, co.
Southampton, esq., by whom (who d, 11
Oct. 1744) he had,
1. Sir Richard.
2. Sir John.
3. Sir Henry.
4. Sir Charles, successive barts.
5. Margaret; 6. Philadelphia.
7. Elizabeth ; 8. Mary.
9. Martha, m. William Dodsworth, esq.
He d. 16 May 1760, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VI. Sir RICHARD, m., Aug. 17G0, Doro-
thy, da. and h. of Richard Warren, of Red-
cliff, CO. Somerset, esq., and by her (who
d. June 1811) had 2 das.
1. Henrietta, rf. ?<w»i.
2. Sophia, »j. the chevaher Delia Cainea,
a Neapolitan nobleman.
Sir Richard d. 17 March 1770, and was
succeeded by his brother,
VII. Sir JOHN, b. 1719; who assumed
the surname and arms of Hoby in addition,
in compliance with the will of his cousin.
Sir Philip Hoby, bart. ; ;h. Elizabeth, da.
of Comyn, but dying s.p. July 17W»,
was succeeded by his next brother,
VIII. The rev. sir HENRY, 6. 1720, rec-
tor of Woolbeding and Kingston Bowsey,
who also d. without issue, Nov. 1781, and
was succeeded by his last surviving brother,
IX. The rev. sir CHARLES, LL.B. 6.
1722, m. Mary, da. of , and by her
(v/ho d. 1800) had issue.
Sir Charles, present bart.
Sir Charles d. 19 July 1 792, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
X. Sir CHARLES, present bart.
Arms See Plate 2. Party per fess,
argent and sable, a pale counter-changed,
and three bears, saliant, two and one, of the
second, muzzled and chained, or.
Crest — A demi-bear, as in the arms.
Motto — Aides Die\i.
Stfrt^A— Mottisfont and Newton Berry,
both CO. Hants.
FOULIS, of Inglebv Manor, co. York.
6 Feb. 1G19.
Sir WILLIAM FOUIjIS, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir William, in
1802; born 1790; married, 11 May 1825, JMary-Jane, 2d da. of the late
sir Charles Ross, of Balnagowan, N. B., bart., by lady Mary, his wife,
sister of the duke of Leiiister ; and has Maiiv, b. 19 IMay 1826*.
I. Sir DAVID, 3d son of James Foulis,
being in great favour with king James I.,
accompanied him into England, and was
knighted 13 May 1(J03, and had afterwards
the dignity of bart. conferred upon him.
He v/as coit'erer to prince Henry, eldest son
of king James, and, after his decease, he
bore the same office under prince Charles,
afterwards king Charles I. He was made
one of his majesty's council for the north-
ern parts, and custos rotulorum and deputy
lieutenant for the north riding, co. Yovli.;
but as he appealed with some zeal, in 1()32,
against the commission which was issued to
compel gentlemen to compound for not
having taken the honour of knighthood, to
which they were obliged by an obsolete law,
he, and his eldest son, Henry, were cen-
sured for it in the court of Star-chamber in
1(J33. Sir David was declared incapable of
all the offices and places which he held, was
committed prisoner to the Fleet during his
majesty's ])leasure, fined db'Soou to the
king, and ^^^'301)0 to Lord Wentworth; for
the payment of which fines he was com-
pelled to sell part of his estate. His son
and heir, Henry, was also committed pri-
soner to the Fleet during his majesty's plea-
sure, and fined ,-£51 iO. Sir David m. Cor-
delia, da. of William Fleetwood, esq., Ser-
jeant at law, and recorder of London, in
the reign of queen Elizabeth, by whom he
had issue,
1. Henry, 2d bart.
2. Robert; 3. John; 4. Edward; and
5. Wii/LiAM ; who all d. without issue.
6. Anne, m. George Purvis, M.D.
7. Elizabeth, d. ?<«w.
Sir David d. in 1(342, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
11. Sir HENRY, m. Mary, eldest da. of
sir Thomas Clayton, of Sexhowe, co. York,
knt., by whom he had issue,
1. David, 3d bart.
2. Henry, fellow of Lincoln College, Ox-
ford, author of several works on divinity,
d. 23 Dec. I(i(i9.
3. Edwakd.
4. Thomas, who was a capt. R.N., and
lost his life in the Dutch wars, in the reign
of Ch tries H. He left 2 sons and 1 da., who
all d. without issue.
.5. Cordelia.
6. Mary, m. Robert Shafto, of Benwe),
CO. Northumberland, esq.
7. Catharine, m, sir Ralph Cole, of
BERNEY.
23
Brancepeth Castle, co. Durham, bart.
8. Elizabeth, rf. inim.
III. Sir DAVID succeeded his father,
and m. Catharine, eldest da. of sir David
Watkins, knt., and had issue,
I. David; 2. Henry, both rf. young.
3. Sir William, 4th bart.
4. Thomas; 5. Charles; 6. John, all
d. without issue.
7. Honor, ni. William, eldest son of sir
Edward Chaloner, of Gisborough, co. York,
knt.
8. Mary, m. William Turner, esq.
9. Cathari.ve, m. John Rudd, esq.
10. AxNE, m. sir Reginald Graham, of
Norton Conyers, co. York, bart.
II. Jane.
Sir David served in parliament for North-
allerton in the ist year of king James II.,
and d. 13 March l(i94. He was succeeded
bv his eldest surviving son,
'IV. Sir WILLIAM, m. Anne, da. of John
Lawrence, of Westmoreland, esq., widow
of sir Lumley Robinson, bart., leaving an
only son, and d. Oct. 1741.
V. Sir WILLIAM, successor to his father,
m. in 1721, Mildred, eldest da. of Henry,
2d viscount Downe, in Ireland, by whom he
had,
1. Sir William, 6th bart.
2. Mildred.
3. AxNE, 711., 1776, to William Preston,
esq.
4. Catharine, m. Robert Jubb.
5. Mary-, m. Boynton Langley, of Wyke-
ham Abbey, co. York, esq.
Sir William rf. in 175G, and was succeeded
by his onlv son,
VI. Sir" WILLIAM, m., 1758, Hannah,
only da. of John Robinson, of Buckton, co.
York, esq., and by her {who d. 1812) had
issue,
1. Sir William, 7th bart.
2. John-Robinson, m., 16 Nov. 1795,
Beatrice-Hester-Decima, eldest da. of sir
Christopher Sykes, of Sledmere, co. York,
bart., and d. 29 April 182G, having had issue,
1. John-Robinson ; 2. Mark.
3. Hannah; 4. Elizabeth ; 5. Beatrix,
6. Lucy.
Sir William d. Feb. 1780, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM 7«. July 1789, Mary-
Anne, 2d da. of Edmund Turnerj of Panton
House, CO. Lincoln, esq., by whom (who d.
18 Oct. 1P31, xU 69) he had issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. Hannah, m., Nov. 1815, rev. Danson-
Richardson Currer.
3. Mary-Anne, m., 22 Jan. 1822, sirTat-
ton Sykes, bart.
4. Catherine, d. 28 April 1810.
5. Sophia-Frances, ni., 21 Aug. 1823,
Philip-Pauncefort Duncombe, esq., of In-
gleby Manor, co. York.
6. Henry-.
Sir William was high sheriff of York
1802, and d. in the same year, was succeeded
by his son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
Arms—See Plate 2. Argent, three laurel
or bay leaves, erect, proper.
Crest — Out of a crescent, argent, a cross
forme fitche, sablo; also a demi unicorn,
winged, has been sometimes borne.
Seat — Ingleby Manor, liear Stokesley, in
Cleveland, co. York.
BERNEY, of Paukhall, in Reedham, co. Norfolk.
5 May 1620.
Sir HANSON BERNEY, Baronet, born Dec. I78O, succeeded his father,
sir John, late Bart., 4 Sept. 1825 ; married^ April 1811, Anne, eldest da.
of Henry Tahourdin, of Sydenham, co. Kent, esq.
This family took their name from the
town of Berney, near Waisingham, co. Nor-
folk, where they were seated at the time of
the Conquest.
I. Sir RICHARD, created a baronet,
5 May 1620 ; m. Anne, da. of Michael Small-
page, and had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Richard, m. and had issue.
3. John, vi. and left issue.
4. William, wi. and left issue.
5. Henry, d. iinm.
Sir Richard d. 1668, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir THOMAS, m. 1st, ; and
2dly, Sarah, da. of Thomas Tyrrel, esq. by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir Richard, 3d bart.
2. John, m. Phillippa, da. of Thomas
Browne, esq., and, besides other children,
left Thomas, recorder of Lvnm Regis, who
m. Julian, da. of Sir Richard Berney, of
Kirby, bart. hereafter mentioned, by whom
he had 2 sons, Thomas and Richard, both
of Lynn.
3. William, rector of Stokes by and
Westwick, m. Mary, da. of Henry Harcock,
and had 1 son,
William, rector of Newton Flotman,
CO. Norfolk, who m. Dorothy, another da.
of the said sir Richard Berney, bart. by
whom he had several children, of whom
Richard, eldest son and heir, was rector
of Westwick.
Sir Thomas d. 1693, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
IIL Sir RICHARD, wj. Dorothy, da. of
William Branthwayte, esq., and "had, be-
sides other issue,
1. Sir Richard, 4th bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 5th bavt.
3. Robert, who resided several years
and d. in Barbadoes.
4. John, D.D. one of his majesty's chap-
lains in ordinary, archdeacon of Norwich,
rector of Saxlingham and Hethersett, ; m.
the eldest da. and one of the co-heiresses of
John Barnes, D.D., dean of Norwich, by
whom he had no issue.
Sir Richard rf. 17U6, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
IV. Sir RICHARD, d. num. 17IO, and
was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir THOMAS, w. Elizabeth, only da.
and h. of Simon Folkes, esq. (by Elizabeth,
da. and co-h. of Samuel Hanson, of the
island of Barbadoes, esq.) and had is-
sue,
1. Sir Hanson, 6th bart.
2. Richard, rectorof Stokesby andBram-
ston, who d. Dec. 1794.
Sir Thomas rf. 1742, and was succeeded by
his son,
VI. Sir HANSON, m. Catharine, da. and
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BISSHOPP.
h. of William Woolball, of London, esq.,
who rf. in 17!*2, by whom he had,
1. Sir John, 7tli bart.
2. Elizabeth; 3. Catharine.
Sir John d. 27 Jan. 177^. and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
VII. sir JOHN, m., 9 Sept. 1779, Hen-
rietta, da. of George, 1st earl of Aber-
{;avenny, by whom (who d. 1833) he had
issue,
1. Sir Hanson, present and 8th bart.
2. John, commander R.N., b. 1782.
3. Hknry, 6. 1785.
4. Georgr; .5. Elizabeth.
6. Mary-Anne.
Sir John d. 4 Sept. 1825, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir HANSON, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 2. Quarterly, gules and
azure, a cross, engrailed, ermine.
Crest — On a wreath, argent and gules, a
plume of six ostrich feathers, alternately
azure and gules.
Motto — Nil temere neque timore.
Seat — At Kirkby Bedon, co Norfolk.
BISSHOPP, of Parham, co. Sussex.
23JulylG20.
Sir CECIL-AUGUSTUS BISSHOPP, Baronet, born 6 July 1821, sue
ceeded his father, sir George, 22 March J JJ34.
I. Sir THOMAS BISSHOPP, of Par-
ham, CO. Sussex, 6. 1549, and some time
M.P. for Gatton, was created a bart. as
above, m. Jane, da. of sir Richard Weston,
of Sutton, CO. Surrey, and had issue, be-
sides Thomas and Henry, who rf. unm.,
1. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. sii John Gresham, of
Titsey, co. Surrey, knt.
3. FiiANCES, m. John Alford, of Offing-
ton, Sussex.
Sir Thomas d. 1626, and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir EDWARD, 2d bart., m. Mary,
da. of Nicholas Tufton, earl of Thanet,
and left, besides other children who d.
young and unm.,
1. Sir Cecil, 3d bart.
2. Frances, m. sir George Warburton,
of Arley, bart.
3. Diana, m. sir Henry Goring, bart.
4. Christian, m. sir Thomas Cobb, bart.
Sir Edward was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir CECIL, 3d bart., m. Anne, da.
and h. of George Berry, of Cullum, co.
Oxon, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Cecil, 4th bart.
2. Sarah, m. sir Richard Newdigate,
bart.
3. Cristian, »). sir Thomas Fagg, bart.
4. Mary, m. Thomas Mannock, esq.
Sir Cecil d. 3 June 1705, and was succeeded
by his son,
IV. Sir CECIL, 4th bart., w. Elizabeth,
da. and h. of Henry Dunch, of Newington,
CO. Oxon, esq., and by her (who d. 2 Nov.
1739) had issue,
1. Sir Cecil, 5th bart.
2. Henry; 3. Charles.
4. James, d. wan. in Flanders, 1755.
5. John.
6. Mary, m. John, 7th lord Dormer.
Sir Cecil d. Oct. 1725, and was succeeded by
his son,
V. Sir CECIL, 5th bart., to. 17^6, Anne,
da. of Hugh Hoscawcn, 2d viscount Fal-
mouth, and by her (who d. May 1741) had
issue,
1. Sir Cecil, 6th bart.
2. Thokias, col. in the army, d. unm.
3. Edward, clerk of the treasury, and
afterwards commissioner of the salt tax, ?>?.
Jane, da. of William Atkinson, of Pall
Mall, esq., (vvhori"-)». the rev. Lucius Cogh-
lan, D.D., and d. his widow lU April 1834)
and d. 1792, leaving one son,
Sir George, 8th bart.
4. Annk, m. the hon. Robert Brudencll.
5. Charlotte, m, sir William Maynard,
bart.
6. Frances, m. sir George Warren, bart.
and K.B.
7. Harriett, to., 1st, Thomas Drum-
mer, esq., and 2dly, Nathaniel Dance, esq.
8. Catherine, m., 1st, sir Charles Cope,
bart., and 2dly, Charles, 1st earl of Liver-
pool.
Sir Cecil, d. 1778, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VI. Sir CECIL, 6th bart., m. Susan, eld-
est da. of John Hedges, esq., and by her
(who d. 1791) had issue,
1. Sir Cecil, 7th bart.
2. Hugh, d. s.p.
Sir Cecil d. Sept. 1779, and was succeeded
by his son,
VII. Sir CECIL, 7th bart., who was, in
1815, summoned to parliament as baron
Zouche, {see Debrett's Peeraf^e,) to. Harriet-
Anne, da. and h. of William Southwell, of
Frampton, co. Gloucester, esq., and had
issue,
1. Cecil, col. in the army, m., 6 April
1805, Charlotte-Barbara, da. of George, 2d
marquess Townshend, and was killed in
North America, s.p., 11 July 1813.
2. Charles-Cecil, R.N., d. unm, 10
May 18(»8.
3. Harriett-Anne, now baroness
Zouche, {see that title in Debrett's Peerage.)
4. Catharine-Annabella, b. 1 Dec.
1791, m., Aug. 1826, George-Richard Pechell,
esq., capt. R.N., brother of sir Samuel-
Brooke I'echell, bart.
Lord Zouche dying without male issue
surviving, 11 Nov. 1828, the baronetcy de-
volved on his cousin,
VIII. Sir GEORGE, in holy orders, dean
of Lismore, and archdeacon of Aghadoe, b.
5 July 1791, m., 17 May 1820, Catherine-
Elizabeth, da. of Andrew Sproule, esq.,
cai)t. R.N., by whom (who d. 16 Dec. 1832)
he liad issue,
1. Sir Cecil-Adcuisti's, present bart.
2. George-Ci'Rzon, b. 10 April 1823.
3. Edward-Cecil, b. 23 Feb. 182().
4. Haiiriet-Arabella, /*. 6 July 1821.
.5. Jane-Annabella, b. 20 April 1824, d.
young.
6. (ATnERTNE-MARY, b. 10 Dec. I827.
Sir George d. 22 INIarch 1834, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir CECIL-AUGUSTUS, present and
9th bart.
Arms— See Plate 2. Argent, on a bend
coltised gules, three bezants.
VINCENT.
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Crest— On a ducal coronet, a grifBn se-
greant argent, resting the fore paws on an
escutcheon also argent.
Motto — Pro Deo et Ecclesia.
VINCENT, of Stoke D'Abernox, co. Surrey.
26 July 1020.
Sir FRANCIS VINCENT, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir Francis,
17 Jan. 1808; 31. P. for St. Alban's ; married, 10 May 1824, Augusta-
Elizabeth, only child of the hon. Charles Herbert,
first earl of Carnarvon.
R.N., 2d son of the
The family of Vincent appears to have
been seated at Swinford, co. Leicester, as
early as temp. Edvv. III., and afterwards be-
came possessed by marriage of Bernake in the
same countv. In the reign of queen Eliza-
beth, Thomas Vincent, esq., father of the
1st bart., marrying Jane, only da. and h. of
Thomas Lvfield, of Stoke Dabernon, esq.,
became possessed of that estate which has
ever since been the principal residence of
the family.
I. Sir FRANCIS, 1st bart., was M.P. for
CO. Surrey, in the 1st parliament of king
Charles I., nu, 1st, Sarah, da. of sir Amias
Paulet, governor of Guernsey and Jersey ;
2dly, Mary, da. of sir Heni-y Archer, knt. ;
and 3dlv, 'Eleanor, da. and h. of Robert
Mallett," esq., and widow of sir Arthur
Acland, knt. ; by his 2d and 3d wives he
had no issue, but by his 1st he had, besides
several sons who d. without issue, 2 das.,
Elizabeth, m. John Acland, esq., and
Margaret, m. sir Francis Gabell, knt.,
and a son and successor,
II. Sir ANTHONY, 6. 1594, suffered with
other loyalists in the civil wars; m. Eliza-
beth, da. of sir Arthur Acland, knt., and
was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir FRANCIS, who was member for
Dover in the long parliament of Charles II.,
and m., 1st, Catherine, da. of George Pitt,
esq., sergeant -at -law, by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Anthony, 4th bart.
2. Sir Francis, 5th bart.
3. Arthl'R, d. without issue.
4. Catherine, and 5. Elizabeth, who
both d. unm.
He m., 2dly, Ehzabeth, da. of sir Henry
Vane, knt., and by her had,
6. Thomas, m., 1st, Margaret, da. and
heiress of WiUiam Black ; 2dly, Mary, da.
of Sir Arthur Onslow, bart., and relict of
Sir Robert Reeve, bart., by whom he had
no issue.
7. Henry, d. in the wars in Spain, with-
out issue.
8. Elizabeth, wife of Philip Hildyard,
esq.
9. Frances, who d. unm.
Sir Francis was succeeded by his eldest
son,
IV. Sir ANTHONY, m. Anne, da. of sir
James Austen, knt., and left only a da.,
Catharine, m. the Rev. Dr. Warren.
Whereupon the title and estate devolved
on his brother,
V. Sir FRANCIS, who was elected one of
the knights co. Surrey in 2 parliaments ; m.
Rebecca, da. of Mr. Jonathan Ashe, by
whom he had issue,
I. Anthony; 2. Francis;
3. Thomas; all rf. young.
4. Sir Henry, 6th bart.
5. Richard.
6. William, to. the da. of the Rev. Dr.
Warren, and left issue, Wilham, Arthur,
Diana, and Catherine.
7. Catherine, to. George Phipps, esq.
8. Frances, m. William Ward.
9. Elizabeth, to. the Rev. John Butter-
field.
10. Anne, d. young.
Sir Francis rf. lo Feb. 1736, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
VI. Sir HENRY, who, in 1727-8, was
elected member of parliament for Guildford:
m. Elizabeth, da. of Bezaliel Sherman, esq.,
and had, besides other children, who rf.
young,
1. Sir Francis, 7th bart.
2. Thomas, who rf. at Oxford, 1740.
3. Elizabeth, rf. 25 May 1759, unm.
4. Hester, m. John Smyth de Burgh,
11th earl of Clanricarde, of Ireland, and rf.
his widow 29 Dec. 1804.
5. Sarah.
Sir Henry rf. 20 Jan. 1757, aged 70, and
was succeeded by his only son,
VII. Sir FRANCIS, m., 1st, Elizabeth,
da. and h. of Mr. David Kilmaine ; and
by her (who rf. 1744) had no issue; 2dly,
]\iary, da. of lieutenant-general Thomas
Howard, and by her (who rf. 16 Aug. 1757)
he had issue,
1. Sir Francis, 8th bart.
2. Hknry-Dormeb, to. Isabella, da. of
the hon. Felton Hervey, 8th son of John, 1st
earl of Bristol, and rf. 22 May 18a3, aet. 83,
having had issue, William, rf. an infant ;
Henry ; and Frederick.
3. George; 4. Thomas, both rf. young.
5. Mary, m., 1775, Neal Prunrose, earl
ofRoseberry, K.T.
Sir Francis ?«., 3dly, Mary, da. and co-h.
of Sir John Astley, bart., and relict of An-
thony Langley Swimmer, esq., and by her
(who rf. 20 June 1795) had no issue. Sir
Francis, 1741, was chosen representative for
the town of Guildford, and afterwards co.
Surrey. He rf. May 1779, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir FRANCIS, who was ambassador
at Venice; to., July 1779, Mary, da. of
Richard Muilman Trench Chiswell, esq.,
and by her (who rf. 8 Jan. 1826) had issue,
1. Sir Francis, 9th bart.
2. Anna-Maria, h. 1789, m., 2(3 July 1817»
captain William-Johnson CampbtU, son of
the late lieutenant-general Colin Campbell.
Sir Francis d. 1791, and was succeeded by
his son,
IX. Sir FRANCIS, l. 23 July 1780, to.,
16 Jan. 1802, Jane, da. of the late hon. Ed-
ward Bouverie, brother to William, 1st
earl of Radnor, and by her (who d. 13 April
18(»5) had issue,
1. Sir Francis, present bart.
2. Everard, rf. March 1810.
Sir Francis d. 17 Jan. 1808, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
X. Sir FRANCIS, present bart.
Anns— See Plate 2. Azure, three quatre-
foils, argent.
C
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TICHBORNE.
Cresi — Out of a ducal crown, or, a bear's
head, argent.
Motto — Vincenti dahitur.
Spat — At Stoke d'Abernon, near Cobham,
and Matlarm, co. Surrey.
TICHBORNE, of TichboRxNE House, co. Hants.
a March 1G20.
Sir HENRY-JOSEPH TICHBORNE, Baronet, 5om 5 Jan. 1779, sue
ceeded his father, sir Henry, 14 June 1821 ; married^ 23 April 1806,
Anne, 4th da. of sir Thomas Burke, of Marldehill, co. Gahvay, bart., and
sister to Eliza, countess of Clanricarde, by whom he has issue, 1. Eli-
zabeth-Anne, b 28 May 1807, ^«-, 5 May 1829, Joseph-Tliaddeus, lord
Dormer; 2. Frances-Catherine, b. 18 March 1809, m., 22 Sept.
1829, Henry-Benedict, lord Arundel, of Wardour ; 3. Julia, b. 15
July 1810, m., Feb. 1830, Charles-Thomas Talbot, esq., grandson of
George, 14th earl of Shrewsbury; 4. Mary, b. 28 INIay 1812, and rf.
29 Aug. 1827; 5. Catherine-Caroline, b. 21 April 1814; 6.
Lucy-Ellen, b. 21 Dec. 1817 ; 7- Emily-Blanch, b. 18 June 1818.
Hm Roger deTidirhnvne, knt., was pos-
sessed of the lordship of Ticheburne, in
Hampshire, ?ew/). Htnry II.; and by mar-
riage with Mabell, sole h. of the family of
Lymerston, in the Isle of Wight, had also
possession of that estate, and left issue by
her, sir Walter de Ticheburne, knt.
In the succeeding generations, this family
continued to be of great note and conse-
quence in the county of Hants, which they
frequently represented in parliament; and
intermarried with the heiresses of Rake, of
Devonshire; Martin, of Edinbridge, in
Kent; and Riche. 13th in descent from
sir Roger above named, wss,
I. Sir BENJAMIN TICHBORNE, who
was c eated a bart. and received other
honour- and emoluments from king James
I., to whom he had rendered himself par-
ticularly acceptable, by liis forwardness in
proclaiming his accession to the crown of
England throughout his county, withoxit
waiting for any orders from the govern-
ment ; ni. Am])hilis, da. of Richard Weston,
esq., one of the justices of the Common
Pleas, and had issue,
1. Sir Richard, 2d bart.
2. Waltkr, knighted 16 Nov, 1004, m.
Maiy, da. and co-h. of Robert White, esq.,
son of sir John White, lord mayor of Lon-
don, and from this sir Walter descended
sir Hkmiv, (ith bart.: likewise from a 2d
son of tliesaid Walter, descended sir Ben-
jamin Tichborne, of Rickmansworth, co.
Hertford, knt.
3. Bknjaaiin, knighted 29 Aug. 1018, and
elected for Pctfrsfield in two parliaments
in the reign of Charles I., d. without issue.
4. Sir llfCNKV, knt., di-tinguished himself
in Ireland during the great rebellion in that
country, in which this branch of the family
settled ; and in the first year of (icorge I.,
Henry, graiulson of the above named sir
Henry (after having been ere: ted a l)art.),
was created in 1715, baron Feirard, of Fer-
rard, co. Louth. But this peerage became
extinct in him, his only son (cxcejit two
who d. young) having been, in his father's
lifetime, cast away in his passage from Ire-
land to England.
5. Er,izAi!i;TH, jjj., 1st, William Garth,
esq.; and 2dly, William Owen, esq.
6. Annk, w., 1st, William Brock, esq.;
and, 2dly, sir Thomas 'J-imperly, knt.
7. AiMiMiiLLts, »j. William Gratwick, esq.
Sir Benjamin d. 1G24, and was succeeded
by his eldest son.
II. Sir RICHARD, eldest son and h. of
sir Benjamin, was knighted 11 May 1603.
He was sent by Charles I. as ambassador to
the Queen of Bohemia. He nu, 1st, Ellen,
da. and co-h. of the before-mentioned Ro-
bert Whyte, esq., by whom <who d. 18 May
1606) he had issue,
1. AiMPHfLLis, m. Laurence Hyde, ser-
jeant-at-law.
Sir Richard m., 2dly, Susan, da. and co-h.
of William Waller, of Oldstoke, co. South-
ampton, esq., and by her had issue,
2. RrcHARD; 3. Johv, rf. infants.
4. Sir Henry, .'id bart.
5. Anne, m. C^harles Tasburgh, of Felix-
tow Hall, CO. Suffolk, esq.
6. Susan, rf. ?<»;«.
7. Elizabeth, m. sir James Phillips, of
Stoke Charity, Hants, bart.
Sir Henry d. 1657, and was succeeded by
his only surviving s in,
III. Sir HENRY, who, in defence of
Charles I., hazarded his life in several en-
terprises, which drew on him the malignity
of the usurpers, who sequestrated his es-
tate, and forced him to live in an obscure
condition till the Restoration. King Charles
made him lieutenant of the New Forest,
Hampshire, and James II. constituted him
lieutenant of the ordnance. He m. Mary,
da. of William Arundel, esq., brother to
Thomas, lord Arundel, of Wardour, and
had issue,
1. Joseph: 2. Charles, both rf. young.
3. Sir Henry-Joseph, 4th bart.
4. Sir Joseph Herminigildus, 5th bart.
5. Winfred; 6. Susanna, both d. in-
fants.
7. Mary, a nun.
8. Lettice, w., 1091, HenryWhettenhall,
es:].
1). Frances, ?»?., 10t)4, John Paston, of
Appleton, CO. Norfolk, esq.
Sir Henry rf. 161!!), and was succeeded by
his only surviving son,
IV. Sir HENRY-JOSEPH, «?., 1089,
Mary, da. of Anthony Kemp, of Slyndon,
CO. Sussex, esq., and by her had,
1. Henisy; 2. Henrv-John ; S.John,
who all rf. 7inin.
4. Mary-Aones, W.Michael Blount, esq.,
rf. 20 May 1777.
5. Kranmi's-Cickly, ?/?. George Brown-
lowe Doughty, rf. 20 Aug. 1765.
6. Mahklla, wi. sir John Webb, bart., d.
Sept. 1727.
Sir Henry-Joseph d. July 1743, without
PALMER.
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issue male, and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir JOSEPH HERMINIGILDUS,
upon whose decease, the title devolved on,
VI. Sir HENRY (son of James Tichborne,
of Aldershot, co. Hants, esq., who was son
and h. of White Tichborne, of Aldershot,
who was son andh. of Francis Tichborne, of
Aldershot, 2d son {but eldest from whom
there is any existing male issue) of sir Wal-
ter Tichborne, 2d son of the 1st bart.) ; m.
Mary, da. of Michael Blount, of Maple-
Durham, CO. Oxford, esq., by Mary, da. and
co-h. of sir Henry-Joseph Tichborne, 4th
bart., by whom (who d. 10 Feb. 1(>99) he
had issue,
i. Henry, d. young.
2. Mary-Agatha, rf. about the age of 21.
3. Sir Henry; 7th bart.
Sir Henry d. 16 July 1/85, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
VII. Sir HENRY, b. 6 Sept. 1756, w.,
1777, Elizabeth, da. of Edmund Plowden,
of Plowden, co. Salop, esq., and by her
(who d. 24 Jan. 1829) had issue,
1. Sir Henry, present bart.
2. Benjamin-Edmund, 6. 2 Sept. 1780,
capt. in the native cavalry, Madras, d. unm.,
at Canton, 30 Oct. 1810.
.3. Edward, of Snarford Hall, co. Lin-
coln, 6. 27 March 1782, took the name of
Doughty only, by royal sign manual, 29
May 1826, m., 26 June 1827, Catherine, da.
of Everard, 9th lord Arundel, of Wardour,
and has issue,
Henry-Tichborne, 6. 8 Aug. 1829.
4. James-Francis, b. 3 Oct. 1784, to. , 1
Aug. 1827, Harriett-Felicite, da. of Henry
Seymour, of Knoyle, co. Wilts, esq.
5. John-Michael, b. 22 Feb. 1788, who
was killed by the insurgents in the mutiny
at Vellore, near Madras, unm. 1806.
6. George, 6. 15 April 1789, d. unm. Feb.
1802.
7. Mary-Barbara, b. 24 Aug. 1790, d.
1792.
8. Roger-Robert, b. 15 Sept. 1792, m., 10
July 1822, Rebecca, da. of Aaron Fernando
Nunez, of Belmont Park, co. Hants, esq.
9. Elizabeth-Charlotte, b. 14 June
1798, d. Jan. 1803.
10. Lucy-Mary, b. 22 March 1800, m., 10
April 1823, George Nangle, esq., son of
Walter Nangle, of Kildakey, co. Meath,
esq.
Sir Henry d. 14 June 1800, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
Vlll. Sir HENRY-JOSEPH, present bart.
Arms—i^ec Plate 3. Vaire, a chief, or.
Crest— On a wreath, a hind's head couped,
proper, between a pair of wings, gules.
Motto — PtiSifia pro patria.
Seat — At Tichborne, co. Hants.
PALMER, of WiNGHAM, CO. Kent.
29 June 1G2L
Sir CHARLES. HARCOURT PALMER, Baronet, succeeded his grand-
father, sir Charles, 8 Nov. 1773.
The Palmej-s, of Wwgham, co. Kent, are
descended from a very ancient family at
Angmerin, co. Sussex. Sir Hexry Pal-
mer, of Wingham, was governor of
Guisnes, and killed in the defence of Calais
temp. Philip and Mary. His son,
I. Sir THOMAS PALMER, was knight-
ed for his valour at the taking of Cadiz,
and afterwards advanced to the dignity of
bart.; m. Margaret, da. of Edmund Poley,
esq., and by her had, besiaes three sons and
three das., who d. young,
1. Sir Thomas, knt., m. Margaret, da. of
Herbert Pelham, d. in his father's lifetime,
leaving issue two sons,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Herbert, who was president of Queen's
College, Cambridge, and d. unm.
2. Sir Roger, K.B. cup-bearer to Henry,
prince of Wales, and to his brother, Charles,
afterwards king Charles I. ; m. Catherine,
da. of sir Thomas Porter, knt., and relict of
sir Ralph Welsh, knt., but d. wi hout issue.
3. Sir James, great-grandfather of the
5th bart., of whom hereafter.
4. Jane, ni., 1st, sir William Meredith,
knt. ; and 2dly, John, earl of Carberry.
5. Margaret, m. Richard Amherst, of
Bayhall, co Kent, serjeant-at-law.
Sir Thomas d. 1625, and was succeeded by
his grandson,
II. Sir THOMAS, who was a considerable
sufferer for his loyalty to king Charles I.,
and d. in confinement. He m. Elizabeth,
da. and co-h. of sir John Shirley, knt., and
had issue,
1. Sir Henry, 3d bart.
2. Roger, d. unm.
3. Herbert, m. Dorothy, da. and co-h.
of John Pincheon, esq., and d, 1700, leaving
two sons and two das.
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. Henry, d. unm. 1710.
3. Anne, nt. Robert Whitfield.
4. ElizalDeth, d. unm.
4. James, rf. unm.
5. Thomas, an eminent merchant, m.
Lucy, da. of James Young.
6. John, rf. unm.
7. Margaret, m. sir Arnold Bream, of
Bredy, co. Kent, knt., to whom she was
2d wife.
8. Sybilla, m., 1st, John Everard, of
Seabrights, co. Essex, esq. ; and 2dly, Wil-
liam Mildmay, esq.
9. Elizabeth, m. Samuel Argol, M.D.
10. Mary, nu, 1st, Francis Somraers,
esq. ; and 2dly, — ■Sainthill, esq.
11. Anne, d. young.
1'2. Esther, m. George Clayton, of Lon-
don, esq.
Sir Thomas d. 1666, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir HENRY, w. Anne, da. of sir
William Luckin, bart., but rf. without issue
in 1706, and was succeeded by his nephew,
IV. Sir THOMAS, son of his brother,
Herbert ; m., 1st, Elizabeth, one of the das.
of sir Robert Marsham, knt. and bart., and
sister of the 1st lord Romney, by whom he
had,
1. Henry; 2. Thomas; 3. Robert ; all
died young.
4. Margaret, d. unm.
5. Anne, m., 1st sir Brook Bridges,
bart.; and, 2dly, the hon. Charles Feilding,
3d son of Basil, 4th earl of Denbigh.
6. Elizabeth, m. the hon. Edward
Finch, son of Daniel, 6th earl of Win-
chilsea, who afterwards took the name
of Hatton, grandfather of the present
peer.
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RIVERS.
7. Mary, jh. Daniel, 7th earl of "W inchil-
sea, d. 1757.
Sir Thomas nu, 2dly, Mrs. Cox; and,
3dly, Mrs. Markham, but d. in 1723, with-
out issue male, the title devolved on his
cousin, sir Charles, great-grandson of sir
James Palmer, 3d son of the 1st bart., whose
descent we proceed to state.
Sir Jamks Pai.mek, 3d son of the 1st
bart., m. twice; 1st, Martha, da. of sir Wil-
liam Garrard, of Dorney, co. Bucks; and,
2dly, Catherine, da. of William Herbert,
eari of Powys, and widow of sir Robert
Vaughan. By his 2d wife, he had a son,
Roger, who ))i. Barbara Villiers, duchess
of Cleveland, and was himself created earl
of Castlemaine, in the peerage of Ireland,
by king James II. ; by his 1st wife, sir
James had a son and h..
Sir Philip, cup-bearer to king Charles
II. ; »i. Phoebe, da. of sir Henry Palmer,
knt., and had issue, 1. Roger, m. Anne, da.
and h. of Henry Ferrers, but rf. without sur-
viving issue; 2. Henry, d. tmni.; 3. Phi-
lip, m. Catherine, da. of sir George South-
cote, bart., and relict of James Palmer, esq.;
and, 4.
Charles, who was h. of his three bro-
thers, w. Jane, da. of John Jennings, esq.,
and d. 1714, leaving issue a da., Phoebe, m.
Richard Harcourt, esq., and 2 sons; of
whom the youngest, Philip, m. miss Jane
Thompson, and left issue; and the eldest,
V. Sir CHARLES, succeeded to the title
on the death of his cousin, sir Thomas, and
became 5th bart. ; m., June 1729, Anne, da.
of Richard Harcourt, esq., by Elizabeth,
da. of sir Philip Harcourt, knt., and half-
sister to Simon, the 1st lord Harcourt, by
whom (who survived him, and d. 1774) he
had issue, besides other children, who d.
young,
1. Charles, an officer in the East India
Company's service, who m. Sarah, da. of
Thomas Clack, of Wallingford, co. Berks,
and sister of Frances, viscountess Courtenay,
and d. in his father's lifetime, 17('4, leaving
one son, sir Charles-Harcourt, present
bart.
2. Harriott, m. Dotlyn Battin, esq.
3. Dorothy, m. Gousse Bonnin.
Sir Charles d. 8 Nov. 1773> and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
VI. Sir CHARLES-HARCOURT, pre-
sent bart.
Arms— See Plate 3. — Or, two bars, gules,
each charged with three trefoils, argent, in
chief, a greyhound current, sable.
Crest — A demi -panther, rampant, in-
censed and holding a palm branch, all pro-
per.
Motto — Pahna virtuti.
Seat — At Dorney Court, near Windsor,
CO. Bucks.
RIVERS, of Chafford, co. Kent.
19 Julv 1621.
Sir HENRY RIVERS, Baronet, in holy orders, rector of Martyr Worthy,
and vicar of St. Swithin's, Winchester, co. Hants, succeeded his brother,
sir James, 27 Sept. 1805; married^ 2 May 1812, Charlotte, da. of Samuel
Eales, of Cranbury, co. Hants, and has issue, a Da., b. 7 June 1813;
another da., '6. 6 Nov. 1815; A SON, b. 30 Dec. 1822; Le-
titia-Martha, b. 28 Jan., and d. 27 Aug. 1824 ; a Da., b. March
1830 ; a Son, b. 26 Aug. 1834.
Sir George Rivers, of Chafford, co.
Kent, knt., M.P. for East Grinstead, m.
Frances, da. and co-h. of William Bower,
esq., and had issue,
1. John, his successor.
2. George, of Hadlow, co. Kent, m. and
had issue.
3. William, of London, m. andhadissue.
4. Alice, m. sir George Courthope, of
W vleigh in Ticehurst, co. Sussex, knt., and rf.
May KJ22.
5. Elizabeth, m. Nicholas Rowe, of
Muswell Hill, co. Middlesex, esq.
I. JOHN RIVERS, created a bart. as
above, m. Dorothy, only da. and h. of Tho-
mas Potter, of Well Street, in Westerham,
CO. Kent, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. James, m. Charity, da. of sir John
Shirley, knt., rf. in his father's life-time,
1G41, leaving, besides other issue, two sons,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. John, rf. without issue.
3. Gkokge. »(. the da. of Barington,
but liad no issue.
4. NizKLL, m. the widow of Culpep-
per, es(i., and rf. without issue.
.O. Elizaheth, m. John Baker,
(j. Dorothy, m. William Newton, esq.
7. Cecilia, m. sir Robert Goodwyn, knt.
Sir John was succeeded by his grandson,
II. Sir THOMAS, whorf. unm. 1G57, and
was succeeded by his brother,
III. Sir JOIIN, m. Anne, da. of sir
Thomas Hewitt, bart., and sister of George,
viscount Hewitt, in Ireland, (which title be-
came extinct in 168f>,) by whom he had,
1. Sir George, 4th bart.
2. John, rf. without issue.
3. Thomas, D.C.L., prebendary of Win-
chester, m. Mary, da. of Richard Holbrooke,
rf. 8 Sept. 1731, leaving three sons,
1. Sir .John, 5th bart.
2. Sir Peter, 6lh bart.
3. James ; 4. Anne, rf. young.
4. James, a col. in the army, rf. without
issue at the siege of Barcelona.
.'). MAFuiAHET; (!. Anne.
IV. Sir GEORGE, eldest son and succes-
sor to his father, m. Dorothea, da. of sir
William Bevevsham, knt., by whom he had
issue,
1. Beversham, rf. unm.
2. George, m. Isabella, da. of Philip
Packer, by whom he left no issue.
3. Thomas; 4. William, both rf. infants.
.I. Dorothy, m. Thomas Goodall, esq.
f). Anne, rf. ninn.
7. Philadeli'hia, ?». George Baker, esq.
}|. 1 1 E.\ H 1 etta-Maria, m. Joseph Webb,
surgeon, rf. 17-">(>.
!). CiiAHLofTE, rf. aged 12.
1(1. Marcahet, m. John Grocmbridge,
gent.
H. Elizaketh, rf. young.
Sir George rf. without issue male, devised
his estate to his surviving das., and was suc-
ceeded in title by his nephew.
PHILLIPS.— WAKE.
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V. Sir JOHN, eldest son of dr. Thomas
Rivers ; he d. 1742, and was succeeded by
his brother,
VI. Sir PETER, in holy orders, prebend-
ary of Winchester, m., 17'if{, Martha, da. of
William Coxe, M.D.,and had issue by her,
1. Mary, rf. 11 May 1807-
2. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
3. Sir JAIMES, 8th bart.
4. William, d. 10 April 1794.
5. Amelia - Henrietta, m., 13 Aug.
18<J<J, sir Francis Freeling, bart., secretary
to the general post-office, d. 19 Dec. 1812,
leaving issue.
6. Axne-Margaret, rf. 22 Feb. 1812.
7. Sir Henry, present bart.
8. Maria, m., April 1805, B. C. Stephen-
son, esq.
9. Louisa, m., 18 Feb. 1812, Joseph Story,
of Bingfield, co. Cavan, esq.
Sir Peter rf. 20 July 1790, was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, who rf. r«im. 3 Feb.
1805, was succeeded by his brother,
VIII. Sir JAMES, a capt. in the 3d regt.
of dragoon guards, who was unfortunately
killed by the accidental discharge of his
gun, 27 Sept. 1805, and was succeeded by
his brother,
IX. Sir HENRY, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 3. Azure, two bars,
dancette, or in chief, three bezants.
Crest — On a mount vert, a bull statant,
argent; horns, hoofs, point of the tail,
collar, and chain, reflexed over the back,
or.
Motto — Secus vivos aquarum.
PHILLIPS, of PicTON Castle, co. Pembroke.
9 Nov. 1G21.
I. Sir JOHN PHILLIPS, of Picton
Castle, was created a bart. as above, m.
Anne, da. of sir John Perrott, and had
issue 3 sons, 1. sir Richard, 2d bart.; 2.
Waiter, d. imm.; 3. Hugh, of whom here-
after.
II. Sir RICHARD, 2d bart. left an only
son,
III. Sir ERASMUS, rf. 1607, and was
succeeded by his eldest son (and only one
who left issue),
IV. Sir JOHN, rf. 1736, leaving 3 sons,
sir ERASMUS, 5th bart.; sir John, 6th
bart. ; and Bulkeley, who rf. without male
issue.
VI. Sir JOHN, 6th bart., rf. 1/64, leaving
an only son,
VII. Sir RICHARD, created 1776, baron
Milford, in the Peerage of Ireland, and rf.
s. p. 28 Nov. 1823, when all issue male of the
2d bart. became extinct.
Walter Philips, 2d son of the 1st bart., rf.
as above mentioned, uniyi.
Hugh, 3d son of the 1st bart., left a son
and heir, Richard, who had a numerous
family, of which the eldest son, Charles,
m., 1st, Anne, da. of William Phillips; and
2dly, Phillippa, da. of Rowland Laugharne,
of St. Bride's, esq. The issue male of this
Charles, by his 1st wife, became extinct on
the death of his great-grandson, William
Phillips, in 1799 ; but by his 2d wife he had
a son,
Rowland, who took the name of Laug-
harne, and was great-grandfather of
Rowland - Henry Phillips - Laug-
harne, esq., in whom this title appears to
have vested ; he m. Elizabeth, da. of James
Frampton, of Frome, co. Somerset, (who
rf. -Id Aug. 1834,) but dying, s.p., 23 April
1832, his pretensions to the dignity devolved
on his brother William, m., 13 Sept. 1829,
Elizabeth, da. of Geo. White, of Hants, esq.,
and has issue, Sarah Elizabeth, 6.13 Sept.1831.
Ai)m (of Phillips) — See Plate 3. Argent,
a lion rampant, sable, ducally gorged and
chained, or.
Crest — A lion, as in the arms.
WAKE, of Clevedon, co. Somerset.
5 Dec. 1G2].
Sir WILLIAM WAKE, Baronet, D.C.L., born 5 April I7C8, succeeded
his father, sir William, Oct. 17'35, married, 1790, iMary, only da. of Francis
Sitwell, of Renuishaw, co. Derby, and sister of sir Sitwell Sitwell, bart.,
by whom (who d. 22 Nov. 1791) he had issue, 1. CHARLES, b. 20
Nov. 1791, Jw., 22 Aug. 1815, ]\Iary-Alice, eldest da. of sir Sitwell Sitwell,
bart , who rf. .3 Sept. 181G ; and he ?«., 2dly, 1 June 1822, Charlotte, 2d
da. of Crawford Taitt, esq., of Harriestown, N.B., by whom he has issue,
I. William; 2. Charles; 3. Emily-Susan ; 4. Drury. Sir William m., 2dly,
22 April 1793, Jenny, da. of the late vice-admiral James Gambler, uncle
to lord Gambler, by whom he has issue, 2. Louisa, b. 4 March 1794,
d.unm. 16 Nov. 1810; 3. William, b. 5 Aug. 1796, d. 27 March
1815; 4. Drury, b. ^ Dec. 1797, d. 10 Nov. 1818; 5. Mary, b.
12 Aug. 1799, d. 3 Sept. 1825; 6. John-William, b. 19 April 1801,
in holy orders, d. 11 Feb. 1829; 7- Jane-Sophia, b. 26 Aug. 1802;
8. Emma, b. 22 July 1804, d. 16 3Iarch 1812; 9. Emily-
Georgiava, b. 24 Feb. 1806; 10. Cecilia, 6. 24 June 1807 ;
II. Charlotte- Joan, b. 14 March 1815.
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MANSEL.
This family ranks undoubtedly among
the most ancient now existing in the male
line in England: Hugh Wac, lord of Wiles-
ford, CO. Lincoln, was a baron temp. Hen.
I., and his descendants continued to enjoy
that dignity, through a series of ei<jht
generations, till 2,3 Edw. HI.; when Tho-
mas, the last lord Wake, d. leaving a sister
and heiress, Margaret, who »/. Edmond,
of Woodstock, earl of Kent, a younger son
of king Edward I., and was mother of
Jane or Joan (called the Fair Maid of
Kent), wife of Edward the Black Prince.
Hugh Wake, an uncle of the above-
named Margaret, was seated at Deeping,
CO. Lincoln, and Bljsworth, co. North-
ampton ; and 9th in descent from him
was,
L Sir BALDWIN WAKE, of Clevedon,
created a bart. as above, m. Abigail, da. of
sir George Digby, knt., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir John, his successor.
2. George; 3. Baldwin.
4. Abigail, m. William Pitt, esq.
Sir Baldwin was succeeded by his eldest
son,
II. Sir JOHN, raised a troop of horse
for king Charles I., and mortgaged his
estate to serve him ; he m., 1st, Bridget, da.
and co-h. of Henry Sandys, esq., by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, his successor.
2. George, chancellor of the diocese of
Peterborough, who left no issue.
Sir John m., 2dly, Anne, da. and co-h. of
Gregory Brokesby, esq., by whom he had,
3. Charles, f?. without issue.
He was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, ?n. Diana, da. of sir
Drue Drury, bart., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, his successor.
2. William, d. laim.
3. Sir Baldwin, successor to his brother.
4. Robert, in holy orders, m. Elizabeth,
da. of William Greenfield, esq., and had
issue by her,
1. Sir William, 7th bart.
2. Robert, d. unm.
3. Thomas, d. an infant.
5. Samuel, who was possessed of Wal-
tham Abbey, co. Essex, by the gift of sir
Samuel Jones, and took the surname of
Jones; m. Elizabeth, da. of sir Samuel
Sambrooke, bart., but d. 173!) without issue
by her (who re-m. sir Humphry Monnoux,
bart.), left his estate to his nephew, sir
Charles, <jth bart.
6. Isaac; 7. DhUry.
8. George, d. imm.
Sir William d. Jan. 1698, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, who d. without issue
1714, whereupon the dignity fell to his
brother,
V. Sir BALDWIN, m. Mary, da. of mr.
Hart, and had issue,
1. Baldwin, m. Mary, da. and co-h. of
Edward Lane, esq., and d. 14 March 1/34-5 :
and his wiferf. 19 Feb. 173(;-7.
2. Sir Charles, 6th iDart.
3. Diana, m. the rev. mr. Tinsley.
4. Mary, m. Henry Jones, esq., and d,
17 March 1729.
Sir Baldwin d. circa 1748, and was succeed-
ed by his 2d, but eldest svirviving son,
VI. Sir CHARLES, who on the death of
his uncle, Charles-Wake Jones, took the
surname of Jones, and d. without issue
in Jan. 1755, and was succeeded by his
cousin,
VH. Sir WILLIAM, only surviving son
of the rev. Robert Wake, 4th son of the 3d
bart. ; m. Sarah Walker, and had issue,
1. Sir William, 8th bart.
2. Charles.
3. Drury, m., and left issue,
1. Baldwin; 2. Charles; 3. Sarah.
4. Baldwin, in holy orders, rector of
Riddlesworth, co. Norfolk; m. Anne, da,
of gen. Schuyler, of North America, and d.
14 June 1815.
5. Mary, m. Clarke, of Brome, co.
Suffolk.
Sir William d. Sept. 1765, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, m. Mary, da. and
only child of Richard Fenton, esq., by whom
(who d. 10 Dec. 1823) he had issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. Marianne, 6. 22 March 1770, m. col.
Roger-Elliott Roberts.
3. Charlotte, b. 1773.
4. RrcHARD-WrLLiAM, b. IG July 1775,
m., 17 Nov. 1/98, Jane, da. of sir William
Dunkin, one of the judges of the Supreme
Court, Calcutta, and by her (who d. 8 June
1823) had issue,
1. Eliza-Matilda, b. 25 March 1801.
2. Mary, 6. 18 Sept. 1802, d. 22 Oct.
1825.
3. Jane-Helena, b. 27 Dec. 1803, d. 30
Nov. 1822.
4. Richard-William, b. 5 July 1805.
5. Charles-Dunkin, b. 18 Feb. 1807.
6. William-Fenton, b. 24 March 1808.
Sir William d. Oct. 1785, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
Arm.s — See Plate 3. Or, tv/o bars, gules,
in chief, three torteaux.
Crest — A lion statant, sable, ducally gorg-
ed, or. Tlie Wake family also use, as a
badge or cognizance, a knot, commonly
called Wake's knot.
Motto — Vif(ila et ora,
Srat.s — Courteen Hall, co. Northampton,
and Riddlesworth Hall, co. Norfolk.
MANSEL, of MuDDLESCOMBE, CO. Carmarthen.
14 Jan. 1G21-2.
SirJOMN-BELL-WILLTAM 31 ANSEL, Baronet, succeeded his father,
sir William, Aug. 1{J21); mtirned, 21 July l}];i2, JMary-Georgiana, only
surviving da. of the rev. John Dynioke, of Scrivelsby, King's Champion,
and has issue, 1. a Da., b. 18'J3.
This family is descended from Pliilip
Manse/, who came into England with Wil-
liam the Conqueror.
1. FRANCIS, 1st bart., m., 1st, Catha-
rine, da. and h. of Henry Morgan, esq., by
whom he had,
1. Walter, who left no issue.
2i Sir Anthony Mansel, knt., slaui at
PRIDEAUX.
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Newby, temp. Charles I., who, by Jane, da.
of William Price, esq., left issue Sir
Edward, successor to his grandfather.
3. Francis, principal of Jesus College,
Oxford, but in 1(148 deprived, and suffered
greatly for his loyalty.
4. Richard, who, by Catharine, da. and
h. of Rees Morgan, esq., left issue.
Sir Richakd, 3d bart.
Sir Francis m., 2dly, Dorothy, da. of
Alban Stepney, esq., by whom he had,
5. John, m. Mary, da. of Sir Henry
Vaughan, knt.
6. Edward, a captain ; 7- Rawleigh.
8. Catharine, m. sir John Stepney,
bart.
9. Cicely, m. George Jones, esq.
II. Sir EDWARD, eldest son of Anthony,
succeeded his grandfather, but rf. without
issue male, the title and estate devolved on
his cousin,
III. Sir RICHARD, (eldest son of Richard
Mansel, esq., 4th son of sir Francis,) m. a
da. and h. of Rees David, esq., by whom he
had,
1. Sir Richard, 4th bart.
2. Sir Willia:vi, 5th bart.
3. 4. 5. Three das.
IV. Sir RICHARD, the eldest son, suc-
ceeded his father, and d. inim., whereupon
the dignity and estate devolved upon his
next brother,
V. Sir WILLIAM, m. Amy, eldest da. of
sir Richard Cox, lord chancellor of Ireland,
by whom he had issue two sons and 3 das.
VI. Sir RICHARD, eldest son, who suc-
ceeded his father, m. Rebecca, eldest da. of
William Ware, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir William, 7th bart.
2. Edward, d. ; 3. 4. 5. 6. Four das.
He was succeeded by his only son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM, m. Mary, only da.
of John Phillips, of Coedgaing, co. Carmar-
then, esq., and by her (who d. Dec. 1811)
had issue,
1. Sir William, 8th bart.
2. Richard, of Coedgaing, co. Carmar-
then, who took the surname of Phillips, by
royal sign manual, 24 Jan. 17J)3.
3. John, C.B., lieut.-col. in the army, tn.,
July 1815, Louisa, eldest da. ofWilliam-
Moreton Pleydell, of Whitcombe House,
CO. Dorset, esq.
Sir William d. 3 June 1804, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, h. 29 April 176f;,
m., Dec. 1790, Elizabeth, da. of John Bell,
of Harefield, co. Middlesex, esq., and had
issue,
1. W^illiam-John, in holy orders, rector
of Ellesborough, co. Bucks, m., 27 July
1814, Harriet-Charlotte, 3d da. of Laver
Oliver, of Brill House, co. Bucks, and d.
5 April 1823, leaving 4 das. and co-hs.
2. Sir John-Bell-William, present bart.
3. 4. &c. das., of whom, Mary, m. J. D.
Davies, esq., R.N., and Harriette, w. W.
O. Brigstocke, of Blaenpont, co. Cardigan,
esq., aid d. 1833.
Sir William d. Aug. 1829, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
IX. Sir JOHN-BELL-WILLIAM, pre-
sent and 9th bart.
Arms — See Plate 3. Argent, a chevron
between three maunches, sable.
Crest — A cap of maintenance enfiamed on
the top, proper.
Motto — Quad indt, valde vidt.
Si-ats — Ischoel, co. Carmarthen, and
Woodstone, co. Cork, in Ireland.
PRIDEAUX, of Netherton, co. Devon.
17 July 1622.
Sir EDMUND-SAUNDERSON PRIDEAUX, Baronet, major in the
army ; born 17 Jan. 1794 ; succeeded his brother, sir John-Wilmot, 13
May 1833 ; married, 19 Jan. 1832, Frances, da. of the rev. W. E. Fitz-
Thomas, of AuHscombe, and has issue, a Da., b. 21 Feb. 1834.
The name of Prideaux is of undoubted
antiquity in Cornwall and Devonshire:
their first residence was at Prideaux Castle,
m the first named county, of which Vcga-
nus de Prideaux was seised at the Norman
conquest.
I. Sir EDMUND, eminent in the pro-
fession of the law, was the 1st bart.; m.,
1st, Bridi-'et, da. of sir John Chichester,
knt., by whom he had,
1. Tabitha, ?/i. Thomas Aylworth, esq.
2. Sarah, w. John Fortescue, esq.
.3. Adjiomtion, m. John Moyle, esq.
Sir Edmund m., 2dly, Catharine, da. of
Piers Edgecombe, est].', by whom he had,
4. Sir Peter, 2d bart.
5. Edmund.
Sir Edmund m , 3dly, Mary, da. of Richard
Reynell, and relict of Arthur Fowell, csqrs.,
by whom he left no issue. Sir Edmund d.
28 March 1628, aged 74, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir Peter, m. Susanna, da. of sir
Anthony Poulet, knt., by whom he had,
1. Edmind ;
2. John, both d. unm. before their father.
3. Sir Petkr, his successor.
4. Margaret, m. Thomas Drew, esq.
5. Marv,
Sir Peter d. 1682, and was succeeded by his
youngest son,
III. Sir PETER, m. lady Elizabeth, da.
of sir Seville Granville, knt., and sister of
John, etirl of Bath, by whom he had,
1. Sir Edmund, his successor.
2. Peter, fellow of All Soul's College,
Oxford.
3. John, m. Anne, da. and h. of Hum-
phrey Prideaux, esq.
4. Roger, d. without issue.
Also several das. ; one m. sir William
Drake, bart., and another ni. the rev. mr.
Harwood.
Sir Peter d. Nov. 1705, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir EDMUND, ?«., 1st, Susanna, da.
of James Winstanley, esq., and relict of
Austin, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Edmund, his successor.
2. Pkter, d. before his elder brother,
without male issue.
3. Susanna, m. Phineas Cheek, esq.
Sir Edmund m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. and
co-h. of George .Saunderson, esq., and
grandda. of viscount Castleton, by whom
he had,
4. Sir John, successor to his half-brother.
Sir Edmund m., 3dly, Mary, da. of Spencer
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HAZLERIGG.
Vincent, esq., alderman of London, and
relict of sir John Rogers, bart., by whom
he had no issue ; and d. Feb. 1719, was
succeeded by his eldest son, by the 1st
marriage,
V. Sir EDMUND, m7, 1st, Mary, da. of
Samuel Reynardson, esq., by whom he
had,
1. Mary, m. James Winstanley, esq.
Sir Edmund >w., 2dly, Anne, da. of Philip
Hawkins, by whom he had,
2. Anne, ?». John Pendarves Basset, esq.,
who d. 25 Sept. 1739, leaving her with child
of a son and heir,
John-Prideaux-Basset, whose son and
heir, Francis, was created a bart. 1779>
lord de Dunstanville in 179(i, and lord
Basset in 1797 (^ee Debrett's Peerage ufthe
United Kingdom).
Sir Edmund d. 26 Feb. 1728-9, without
issue male, and was succeeded by his half-
brother,
VI. Sir JOHN, m. Anne, eldest da. of
John, viscount Lisburne, (by Mallet Wil-
mot, da. of John, earl of Rochester,) by
whom he had,
1. Saunderson, killed at Carthagena, in
April 1741.
2. John, a lieut. -general, killed at Nia-
gara, 1752, m. Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Rolt, esq., and sister of sir Edward-Baynton
Rolt, and had issue,
1. Sir JoHN-WiLMOT, 7th bart.
2. Edward-Baynton-Edmund.
3. Elizabeth.
.3. Peter.
4. Elizabeth, m. Edward Chichester, of
Northover, co. Somerset, esq.
5. Anne.
Sir John d. Aug. 1766, and was succeeded
by his grandson,
VII. Sir JOHN-WILMOT, m. , da.
of Priddle, and had issue,
1. Sir JoHN-WiLMOT, 8th bart.
2. Sir Edmund- Saunderson, 9th bart.
Sir John d. 3 March 1826, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir JOHN-WILMOT, 6. 29 Sept.
1792, d. at Calcutta, 13 May 1833, s.p., and
was succeeded by his brother,
IX. Sir EDMUND-SAUNDERSON, pre-
sent bart.
Arnw — See Plate 3. Argent, a chevron,
sable, in chief a label, of three points,
gules.
Crest — A man's head in profile, couped at
the shoulders, on the head a chapeau azure,
turned up, argent.
Seat — At Netherton, co. Devon.
HAZLERIGG, (late HESILRIGGE,) of Nosely-Hall, co. Leicester.
21 July 1G22.
Sir ARTHUR-GREY HAZLERIGG, Baronet, horn 20 Oct. 1812, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Arthur-Grey, 21 Oct. 1819.
This family is descended from Simon de
Heselrigge, lord of Wettislade and West-
brunton, co. Northumberland, to whom
king Edward I. gave lands in the shire of
Roxburgh, N. B., anno 1280. Eleventh in
lineal descent from him was,
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., «i. Frances,
da. and h. of sir William Gorges, knt., and
had 8 sons and 6 das. He d. 11 Jan. 1629,
and his lady in 1638 ; he was succeeded by
his eldest surviving son,
II. Sir ARTHUR, who was a very con-
spicuous personage in the ci^ il wars, on the
side of the parliament, and was greatly in
the confidence of Oliver Cromwell. He
preferred a bill in the house of commons
for the attainder of Thomas, earl of Straf-
ford, for high treason, which measure ren-
dered him very obnoxious to the court ; m.,
1st, Frances, da. of sir Thomas Elmes, knt.,
by whom (who d. W.i2) he had,
1. Sir Thomas, his successor.
Sir Arthur m., -IMy, Dorothy, sister to Ro-
bert Greville, lord Broke, by whom (who d.
28 Jan. 16.50) he had issue,
2. Sir RoHERT, .'5th bart.
Three other sons and five daughters.
Sir Arthur d. in 1(;6(», and was succeeded by
his only surviving son by the 1st marriage,
III. Sir THOMAS, m. Elizabeth, da. and
co-h. of George Fenwick, of Brunton Hall,
CO. Northumberland, esq., by whom (who
d. 30 May 1673) he had,
1. Sir Thomas, his successor.
2. Mary, m. Francis Blith, of Allesley,
CO. Warwick, esq.
3. Arabella, m. Rawson Hart, esq.
Sir Thomas d. 24 Feb. 1680, aged .55.
IV. Sir THOMAS, his only son and suc-
cessor, served in parliament, co. Leicester,
in 1690, and d. tinm. 11 July 170O; where-
upon the dignity and estate devolved upon
his uncle, Robert, only surviving son of
sir Arthur, by the 2d marriage ; which
V. Sir ROBERT, m. Bridge^, da. of sir
Samuel Rolle, of Heanton, co. Devon, knt.,
by whom he had four sons, who all rf. unni.
in his life-time, except one, named Robert;
and four das., who all d. unm. Sir Robert
d. 22 May 1713, and his lady 26 July 1697.
He was succeeded by his only surviving
son,
VI. Sir ROBERT, m. Dorothy, 2d da.
of Banaster, 3d lord Maynard, and rf. 19
May 1721, aged 55, leaving one son, Arthur,
and' a da., Dorothy, m. the rev. mr. Battle.
VII. Sir ARTHUR, only son and suc-
cessor, m., June 1725, Hannah, da. of mr.
Sturges, by whom he had,
1. Sir Robert, 8th bart.
2. Arthur, who was in the commission
of the peace, and d. 11 April 1791.
3. Sir Thomas-Maynard, loth bart.
4. Elizabeth, m. the rev. Richard
Buckley.
5. Charles, m. Sarah, da. of
Wall..
6. Grey, d. Oct. 1810, having ni. Bridget,
da. of the rev. Richard Buckley, by whom
he had
Sir Arthur-Grky, 11th bart.
7. Bridoet, d. joim. July 18i;{.
8. Hannah, d. unm. 18 Aug. 1822.
!). Arahklla, ?«., 1784, Charles Roberts,
of Thornby, co. Northampton, esq., and
d. 22 June 1825, aged 78.
Sir Arthur d. 1763, and was succeeded in
title by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir ROBERT, m. Sarah, da. of
Nathaniel Waller, of Roxburgh, in New
England, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Arthur, !)lh bart.
2. .Sarah, m. David Henley, esq.
3. Ha.nnaH, m. the rev. Thomas Abbot.
SKIPWITH.
33
Sir Robert d., and was succeeded by his
son,
IX. Sir ARTHUR, judge and collector
of the department of Jersore, m. Elizabeth
Charnaud, of Smyrna, and by her (whorf.
at Calcutta, 1797) had no issue. Sir Arthur
d. in Bengal, in 18()5, without issue, and
was succeeded by his uncle,
X. Sir THOMAS-MAYNARD, m., 1st,
Mary, da. of Edmund Tyrell, of Gipping
Hall, CO. Suffolk, esq., and by her (who d.
13 Feb. 1800) had no issue; and 2dlv, ,30
Nov. 1811, the hon Letitia, 2d da. of John,
Jst lord Wodehouse. Sir Thomas d. 24
April 1817, without issue, when the title
devolved upon,
XI. Sir ARTHUR-GREY, (eldest son of
col. Grey Hesilrigge, .5th and youngest son
of sir Arthur, the 7th bart.,) who by royal
licence, 8 July 1818, was allowed to alter the
spelling of his name to Hazlerigg; m., 2.5
July 1811, Henrietta-Anne, 2d da. of John
Bourne, esq., of Stanch Hall, Hants, by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir Arthur-Grey, present bart.
2. Thomas-Maynard, b. 15 April 1815,
dee.
3. Henrtktta-Susanj 6. 10 Jan. 1817.
4. Grey (a son), b. 13 March 1818.
Herf. 24 Oct. 1819, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
XII. Sir ARTHUR-GREY, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 3 Argent, a chevron,
between three hazel leaves, vert.
Cre^t — On achapeau, gules, lined, ermine,
a man's head, proper, bearded and crined,
or.
Motto — Pro aris etfocix.
Residence — Nosely Hall, co. Leicester.
SKIPWITH, of Pre ST WOULD, co. Leicester.
20 Dec. 1G22.
Sir GRAY SKIPWITH, Baronet, M.P. for the southern division of
Warwickshire; born 17 Sept. 1771; succeeded his father, sir Peyton, J>
Oct. 1805 ; married, 22 April 1801, Harriet, 3d da. of Gore Townsend, of
Honington, co. Warwick, esq., and by her (who d. 7 July 1830) has issue,
1. Anna, b. 21 Jan. 1802, w., 21 Dec. 1824, rev. John-Thomas
Parker, rector of Newbold-upon-Avon, co. Warwick; 2. Thomas-
George, b. 9 Feb. 1803; 3. Selina, b. 2G March 1804, m., 3 May
1824, James- William -Lennox Naper, of Loughcrew, co. Meath, esq. ;
4. Harriett, b. 23 June 1805^ m., 24 June 1828, Henry-Christophei*
Wise, esq., of Woodcote, co. M^arwick ; 5. Louisa, b. 24 June 1806',
m., 27 March 1827, John Fullerton, of Wellesbourne, co. Warwick, esq. ;
6. William, b.2 Dec. 1807; 7- Marianne, b. 5 Jan. 1809;
8. FuLWER, b. 18 Feb. 1810; 9. Grey, in the navy, b. 10 April
1811; 10. Lelia-Sophia, b. 16 Jan. 1814; 11. Henrv, b. 13
June 1815; 12. Lionel, b. 5 Aug. 181G ; 13. Elizabeth, b. 14
Sept. 1817 ; 14. Julia-Horatia, b. 13 March 1819 ; 15. Francis-
Robert-Estoteville, b. 16 June 1820; 16. Randolph, b. 25
Nov. 1822; 17. Humberston, b. 8 Dec. 1823; 18. Sidmouth-
Stowell, b. 29 March 1825.
This family takes its name from the
town and lordship of Skipwith, in the
East Riding of Yorkshire, and is descended
from Patrick de Skipwith, who was lord
thereof temp. Hen. I. In the reign of Hen.
III., their residence was removed into Lin-
colnshire, in which county, by five suc-
cessive marriages with heiresses, they had
inherited very large property; but they
still continued possessed of Skipwith,
Sir William Skipwith, knt, living
early in the 16th century, was the common
ancestor of three families of barts. of which
the present one only remains. He m., 1st,
Elizabeth, da. of sir William Tyrv/hit, knt.,
and by her had sir William, who was
seated at Skipwith and at Ormesby, co.
Lincoln, and m., 1st, Elizabeth, da. and h.
of sir Richard Page, chamberlain to king
Edward VI., by whom he had issue, Rich-
ard, whose great-grandson, sir Fulwar
Skipwith, was created a bart. 25 Oct. 1670 ;
which title became extinct on the death of
his great-great-grandson, sir Thomas-George
Skipwith, 4th bart., in 1790 ; on., 2dly,
Anne, da. of John Toothby, by whom he
had a son, Edward, whose grandson, sir
Thomas, of Metheringham, co. Lincoln, was
created a bart. 27 July 1678 ; which title
became extinct on the death of his grand-
son sir George-Bridges Skipwith, in 1756.
Sir William (the father) m., 2dly, Alice, da.
of sir Leon Dymock, knt., and by her had
issue, Henry, of Cotes, co. Leicester, grand-
father of
I. Sir HENRY, of Prestwold, who was
created a bart. as above. He w. the 3d da.
and co-heiress of sir Thomas Kempe, knt.,
by whom he had 4 sons and 2 das.
1. WiLLiAiM, who d. without issue.
2. Henry, 2d bart.
3. Tho.mas, d. without issue.
4. Grey, 3d bart.
5. Elizabeth.
6. Diana.
II. Sir HENRY, eldest surviving son,
and successor to his father, d. unm. sooti
after him, whereupon the title and estate
went to his next surviving brother,
III. Sir GREY, who, after the death of
king Charles I., went, with several other
gentlemen, to Virginia, to avoid the usurpa-
tion of Cromwell, and there married, and
left only one son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, m. in Virginia; in the
year 1730, he was about 60 years of age, and
had 8 children ; he was succeeded in the
title bv his eldest son,
c 3
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CREWE.
V. Sir GREY, who also resided in Vir-
ginia, and was svicceeded by his son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, of Prestwould, in
Virginia; he d. in Virginia, in 1704, and was
succeeded by his son,
VII. Sir PEYTON, who d. in Virginia,
9 Oct. 1805, and was succeeded by his
eldest surviving son.
VIII. Sir GUAY, of Hampton-Lucy, co.
Warwick, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 3. Argent, three bars,
gules, in chief, a greyhound, current, sable,
collared, or.
Crest— On a wreath, a reel, proper.
Residence — Hampton-Lucy, near Strat-
ford-upon-Avon, CO. Warwick.
CREWE, (late HARPUR,) of Caulk Abbey, co. Derby.
8 Sept. 1626.
Sir GEORGE CREWE, Baronet, horn 1 Feb. 1795, succeeded his father,
sir Henry, 7 Feb. 1818; married, 9 Sept. 1819, , da. of the rev.
Thomas Whitaker, of Mendham, co. Norfolk, and has, a SON, b. 28
Oct. 1824 ; a Da., b. 4 July 1829, d. 3 Sept. 1829 ; —
1830 ; a Son, 6. 5 July 1832.
a Da., b. 5 June
This family is said to have been originally
seated at Chesterton, co. Warwick, where a
Hugo Harpur was living temp. Henry I.
Richard Harpur, of Swarkston, co.
Derby, esq., was made a serjeant-at-law,
1558, and in 156<j appointed one of the
judges of the Queen's Bench ; he m. Jane,
da. and at length h. of sir George Findern,
of Findern, co. Derby, knt., and had issue
2 sons, both Unts. ; the youngest, sir Richard,
was of Littleover, and Twiford, co. Derby,
m. and left issue ; and the eldest.
Sir John, succeeded his father at Swark-
ston, m. Isabel, da. of sir George Pierre-
point, and had 3 sons, 1. sir Richard, ni.,
but d. 1627, without male issue; 2. John,
succeeded his brother at Swarkston, m., and
left issue ; and
I. Sir HENRY, of Caulk, co. Derby, cre-
ated a bart. as above, m. Barbara, da. of
Anthony Faunt, of Foston, co. Leicester,
and widow of sir Henry Beaumont, of Grace
Dieu, knt., and by her (who d. 2 July l(34(j)
had issue,
1. Sir JoHX, 2d bart.
2. Henry, merchant in London, d. s.p.
3. William, of Bilston, co. Leicester, m.
and left issue.
4. Elizabeth, m. Richard Manley.
5. Jane, m. Thomas Twyford.
6. Dorothy, m. sir Nicholas Wilmot, of
Osmaston, knt.
7. Isabel, m. Nicholas Hurt, esq.
8. Barbara, »h. John Manley, esq.
!). Catherine, d. unm.
Sir Henry rf. I(i38, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Susan, da, of
West, by whom he had,
1. Sir John, .'kl bart.
2. Henry; 3. Richard.
4. Charles; 5. Edward, who all (ex-
cepting the eldest) d. nnm,
(}. Barbara; 7- Elizabeth, d. ?/Mm.
8. Jane, m. Henry Dyson.
0. Susanna, m. James Dean, rector of
Halloughton, co. Leicester.
10. Dorothy, m. John Harpur, of Twy-
ford, esq.
He d. 1009, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
HI. Sir JOHN, m. Anne, 2d da, of Wil-
liam, lord Willoughby, of Parhain, by
Vhom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Annk, m. Borlase Warren, of Staple-
Jbrd, CO. Nottingham, esq.
He d. 1081, and was succeeded by his son
fend heir,
tV; Sir JOHN, (». 23 March 107!), m. Ca-
therine, youngest da. and co-h. of Thomas,
lord Crewe, of Stene, by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Henry, 5th bart.
2. John-Edward, who d. in 17G1.
3. Crewe, d. 1724-5.
4. Anne, d. an infant.
5. Jemima, tn. sir Thomas Palmer, bart.
6. Catherine, m. sir Henry Gough,
bart. (ancestor of lord Calthorpe) : she d.
in 1740.
7. Marv.
Sir John rf. 24 June 1741, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir HENRY, w. Caroline, da. of
John, 2d duke of Rutland, by his 2d wife,
Lucy, sister to Bennet Sherard, 1st earl of
Harborough, by whom (who m., 2dly, sir
Robert Burdett, bart., and d. 1709) he had
issue,
1. John, who d. young.
2. Sir Henry, 6th bart.
3. Charles, a major 38th regt. of foot,
and d. 1770.
4. Caroline, m. Adam Hay, esq.
Sir Henry d. 7 June 1748, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VI. Sir HENRY, m., 17 July 17<54,
Frances-Elizabeth, 2d da. of Francis, 1st
earl Brooke, and earl of Warwick, by Eliza-
beth, eldest da. of the hon. Archibald Ha-
milton, 3d son of William, duke of Hamil-
ton, and d. 1789, leaving issue by her (who
d. 7 April 1825) an only son,
VII. Sir HENRY, D.C.L., who, in com-
memoration of his descent from Catherine,
da. and co-h. of Thomas, lord Crewe, and
wife of the 4lh bart., took the name^ and
arms of Crewe, by royal sign manual, 1808,
6.13 May 1703, m., 1/91, Nanny Hawkins,
and by her (who d. 20 March 1827) bad
issue,
1. Henry, d. an infant.
2. Louisa-Matilda, b. 14 Nov. 1793.
3. Sir Geoikjk, present bart.
4. Si;lina, h. 8 Jan. 1798, m., 2 Jan. 1822,
William -Stanhope Badcock, esq., capt.
R.N.
.5. Hknrietta-Charlotte, 6. 19 March
18(10, d. u),m. 20 Dec. 1819.
(i. IlioNRY-RoiiERT, b. 4 Sept. 1801, in
holy orders, m., 25 Sept. 1827, Frances-Ca-
roline, da. of William Jcnncy, of Bladhi
Wood, near Burton-ui)on-Trent, esq.
7. Edmund-Lkwis, b. 1 Aug. 1803, m.i
20 Sept. 1832, Caroline-Anna, da. of lieut.-
gcneral Need, of Fountain Dale, Notting-
ham.
8. CuARLEs-HioH, 6. 4 April 1805.
Sir lleury d. (in consequence of a fall
SEBRIGHT—DERTNG.
35
from the box of liis carriage) 7 Feb. 1819,
and was succeeded bv his eldest son,
VIII. Sir GEORGE, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 3. 1st and 4th, Crewe;
azure, a lion rampant, argent; 2d and 3d,
Harpuk; argent, a lion rampant, within
a bordure, engrailed, sable.
Crest — 1st, Crewk, out of a ducal co-
ronet, or, a lion's jamb, argent ; 2d,
Harpur, a boar passant, or, ducally gorged,
gules.
Seat— At Caulk Abbey, co. Derby.
SEBRIGHT, of Besford, co. "Worcester.
20 Dec. 1626.
' Sir JOHN-SAUNDERS SEBRIGHT, Baronet, bom 23 May 1767, suc-
ceeded his father, sir John, March 1704 ; M.P. for Hertfordshire ; married^
in Aug. 1703, Hannah, da. of Richard Crofts, of Harling, co. Norfolk, esq.,
by whom (who d. 5 Aug. 1G26) he had issue, 1. THOMAS; 2.
Frederica-Anne-Saunders ; 3. Emily, m., 30 March 1822, Fre-
derick Franks, esq., and d. 4 Nov. in the same year ; 4. Caroline ;
5. Frances; 6. Sothia, d. loim. Jan. 1829; 7- Mary-
Anne
-8. Octavia
9. Gertrude, d. Jan. 1820.
Therr appears to have been a family of
Sebright seated at Sebright Hall, in Much
Baddow, co. Essex, as early as temp. Henry
II., and which became extinct in the male
line temp. Henry VIII. The baronet's an-
cestors (said to descend from a younger
brother of the Sebrights of Essex) were
seated in Worcestershire and Staffordshire.
Humphrey Sebright, of Blakeshall, co.
Worcester, was great-grandfather of
1. EDWARD SEBRIGHT, created a
baronet 20 Dec. 1020, was a warm royalist,
and was obliged to pay 11 ()!»/. composition
for his estate to the sequestrators ; m., 1st,
Theodosia, da. of Gerard Whor wood, esq.,
by whom he had, besides other issue,
"1. William, d. without issue.
2. Sir John, 2d bart.
3. Elizabeth, m. sir John Repington,
knt.
Sir Edward m., 2dly, Elizabeth Montagu,
eldest da. of Henry, 1st earl of Manchester,
by Catherine, 2d da. of sir William Spencer,
3d son of sir George Spencer, of Althorpc,
and relict of sir Lewis Mansel, bart.
II. Sir JOHN, his son and successor, m.
Elizabeth, da. of sir Richard Knightly,
K.B., (by Anne, his 2d wife, da. of sir Wil-
liam Courteen, knt.,) by whom he had 2
sons,
1. Sir Edward, 3d bart.
2, Richard, who rf. without issue 1722.
III. Sir EDWARD, who succeeded his
father, m. Anne, da. and h. of Thomas
Saunders, esq., by whom (who m., 2dly,
Charles Littleton, esq., brother of sir Tho-
mas Littleton, of Pilleton, bart.) he had
issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. Edward, who was murdered, 20 Sept.
1723, near Calais, as he was travelling with
some English gentlemen ; a monument was
erected to his memory on the spot where
this villany was committed.
3. Anne, eldest da., m. sir Charles Buck,
bart.
4. A DA., m. John Coke, esq.
Sir Edward rf, Dec. 1702, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir THOMAS -SAUNDERS, repre-
sented CO. Hertford in parliament, from 1
George I. till his death ; m. a da. of sir
Francis Dashwood, of West Wycombe,
Bucks, bart., and had issue by her, (who d.
1771,)
1. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
2. Sir John, (jth bart.
Sir Thomas d. 12 April 173(i, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir THOMAS, succeeded his father,
and d. iinm. 25 Oct. 17(J5, was succeeded by
his only brother,
VI. Sir J< IN, a Meut.-gen., colonel of
the royal Irish regt. of foot, and M.P. for
Bath ; m., Jime 17(i(J, Sarah, da. of Edward
Knight, esq., by whom (who d. 29 Dec;
1813) he had
1. Sir John-Saunders, 7th bart.
2. Thomas, a lieut.-colonel, rf. 1795.
3. Henrietta, m., Sept. 1794, Henry,
earl of Haiewood.
4. Edward -Amherst- Saunders, late
lieut.-col. 1st guards.
5. Mary, m., 15 April 1(111, Nicholas-
Lewis Fenwick, of Terrington, co. Norfolk,
esq.
Sir John d. in March 1794, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
Vn. Sir JOHN-SAUNDERS, present
bart.
Arms—^eQ Plate 3. Argent, three cinque-
foils, sable.
Crest — \ tiger, sejant, argent; maned
and crowned, or.
Seats— At Besford Court, CO. Worcester*
and Beechwood, co. Herts.
DERING, of Surenden-Dering, co. Kent.
1 Feb. 1626.
Sir EDWARD-CHOLMEIiEY DERING, Baronet, horn 19 Nov. 1807,
succeeded his grandfather, sir Edward, 30 June 1811 ; married., 10 April
1832, the hon. Jane Edwardes, da. of lord Kensington, and has issue,
a SON and heir, b. 21 July 1833.
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BERING.
There is a tradition by which this fa-
mily is traced to a very ancient Saxon ori-
gin; but Hasted, in his History of Kent,
says, the only account he has been able to
gather from the family papers is, that the
family of Bering is dtscended from 'Norman
de Morinis, whose ancestor was Vitalis Fitz-
Ojihert, temp. Henry H., and which Norman
had a son named Deringii.s de Morinis.
I. Sir EDWARD, the 15th in descent
from Deringus, was knighted 22 Jan. 1(518;
made lieutenant of Dover Castle, and
cieated a baronet 1 Feb. 1026, and was after-
wards one of the knights in parliament for
Kent. He m., 1st, Elizabeth, da. of sir
Nicholas Tufton, afterwards earl of Thanet,
and by her (who d. I(i22) had,
1. Anthony, who d. in l(i20.
He m., 2dly, Anne, 3d da. of sir John Ash-
burnham, knt., (ancestor of the earls of
Ashburnham,) and by her (who d. in 162ii,
aged 23,) he had,
2. Edward, his successor.
3. Elizabeth, m. sir John Darell, knt.
He m., 3dly, Unton, da. of sir Ralph
Gibbes, knt., who d. in 1076, by whom he
left,
4. Henry, of Pevington, co. Kent, m.
and had issue.
5. Sir Edward, knighted 1680, d. s.p.
6. Dorothy, m. Thomas English, of
Buckland, Kent, esq.
Sir Edward d. 22 June 1644, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
II. Sir EDWARD, then a minor, who
afterwards represented co. Kent in parlia-
ment, and was one of the commissioners of
the treasury'. He »h. Mary, da. of Daniel
Harvey, esq., who d. in 1704, by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 3d hart.
2. Charles, auditor of the exchequer in
Ireland, who m., 1 Oct. 1691, Margaret, re-
lict of Henry, 5th lord Blayney, and sister
of John Moore, lord Tullamore, and d. July
1719, having had issue 8 sons and 2 das.
3. Daniel, a colonel in Ireland, who m.
Helen, da. of sir John Perceval.
4. John; 5. Robert.
6. Elizabeth, m. sir Robert Southwell.
7. Mary, m. sir Thomas KnatchbuU,
bart.
8. Anne, m. Wortley Whorwood.
9. Cathakine, m., 1st, Feb. 1680, sir
John Perceval, bart., (by whom she was
mother of John, 1st earl of Egmont,) and
2dly, col. Butler.
10. Jane, rf. imm.
Sir Edward rf. 1684, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir EDWARD, represented CO. Kent,
and rf. in 1689, m. Elizabeth, eldest da. of
sir William Cholmeley, bart., who rf. 1704,
leaving issue 1 da. and 3 sons, the eldest of
whom,
IV. Sir CHOLMELEY, succeeded his
father, and represented the co. in parlia-
ment in the 4th and 9tli of queen Anne: he
was killed in a duel 12 May 1711. having m.
Mary, da. and sole h. of Edward Fisher,
esq., who rf. 1707- By her he had 2 sons,
1. Edward, 51h bart.
2. Ciior.iMKLEY, who rf. in T768, imtn.
V. Sir EDWARD, the eldest son, rcpre-
Fented the co. Kent in the 4 parliaments of
(Jeorge II. Hem., 1st, in 1728, Elizabeth,
da. and co-h. of Edward Henshaw, of El-
tham, esq., by whom (who rf. 1735) he had
issue,
1. Sir Edward, 6th bart.
2. Daniel, rf. 17()0.
Sir Edward ni., 2dly, 1735, Mary, da. of
Charles Fotherby, of Barham, esii., and
widow of Henry Mompcsson, esq., d. 1775 ;
by whom he had issue,
3. Charles, m., 1770, Elizabeth, da. of
sir Thomas Farnaby, bart.
4. Thomas.
5. Mary, »«. sir Robert Hildyard, bart.j
rf. 3 Nov. 1816.
Sir Edward rf. 15 April 1762, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son by his 1st wife,
VI. Sir EDWARD ; was elected in 5 suc-
cessive parliaments for new Romney, in
Kent ; he m., 1st, 1/55, Selina, jla. and co-h.
of sir Robert Furnese, of Waldershare, in
Kent, bart., who rf. 1757. by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Edward, 7th bart.
2. Selina, m. dr. Dealtry, in Ireland.
Sir Edward m., 2vily, in 1765, Deborah,
only da. of John Winchester, of Nethersole,
CO. Kent, esq., and by her (who rf. 20 March
1818) had,
3. Cholmeley, b. 1766, col. of a regt.
of light dragoons, called the New Romney
Fencibles, the first two troops of which
were raised by sir Edward Dering and the
corporation of New Romney, in April 1794;
and which, in April 1795, were, by its com-
mander, (with the approbation and assist-
ance of government,) completed to a regt.
of six troops, and received the honour of
the additional title of his royal highness the
duke of York's name, and was called the
New Romney (or duke of York's own)
Fencible Light Dragoons. Col. Dering m.,
17SO, Charlotte-Elizabeth, da. of sir Joseph
Yates, knt., late one of the judges of the
court of Common Pleas, by whom he had
one son,
Cholmeley-Edward-John, m., 27 May
I8I7. Maria, eldest da. of Barrington
Price, esq., and has issue.
4. Robert-Charles, rf. May 1795. 1st
lieutenant on board his majesty's frigate,
Iphigenia, in the West Indies.
5. George, m. his cousin, Elizabeth, only
da. of Charles Dering, of Barham Court,
CO. Kent, esq., and rf. 1820, leaving issue,
1. George.
2. Robert, an officer in the rifle brigade,
m., 4 June 1829, Letitia, youngest da. of
the late sir George Shee, bart.
3. Charlotte - Elizabeth, m., 12 June
1834, rev. Frederick-Fitzherbert Hasle-
wood, eldest son of William Haslewood,
of Slaughan Park, Sussex, esq.
4. Harriet-Mary.
5. Caroline.
6. Harry, rf. an infant.
7. Elizabeth, m. Daniel-Byara Mathew,
late of Felix Hall, co. Essex, esq.
8. Charlotte, m., 1803, rev. mr. Money-
penny, rf. 1813.
9. Harriet, who rf. at Paris 1760.
Sir Edward rf. 8 Dec. 1798, and was succeed-
ed in title and estate by his son,
VII. Sir EDWARD, b. 1757, m., 1782,
Anne, da. of William Hale, of King's Wal-
den, CO. Herts, esq., and by her (who d. 17
July 1830, aged 74,) had issue,
1. Edward, b. 1783, ?>i. Henrietta, eldest
da. and co-h. of Richard Neville, of Fur-
ness, CO. Kildare, escj., (who w., 2dly, l5
Jan. 1H1(», sir William Geary, bart.,) and d.
19 Sept. 18(18, having had issue.
Sir Edward-Cholmeley, the present
bart., and
Henrietta-Charlotte, b. 30 Sept. 1806,
»n., 14 May 1829, rev. Julius Deedes, 2d
son of William Deedes, esii-, of Sandling,
CO. Kent.
2. Cholmeley-Charles-Wilmam, 6.
May 1785, m., 1809, Charlotte-Bucknall,
eldest da. of William Hale, of King's WSl-
den, cs(|., and lias issue,
1. William, b. 1811, d. 1823.
STYLE.-ISHAM.
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2. Anne-Mary, b. 1812.
3. Emily-Charlotte, b. 1813.
4. Augusta-Sophia, b. 1818, d. 1821.
5. Heneage-William, 6. 1819.
6. Frances, b. 1822.
7. Osmond, 6. 1826.
3. Charlotte, m., 1808, Henrv, only son
of sir Richard-Colt Hoare, of Stourhead,
CO. Wilts, bart.
Sir Edward rf. 30 June 1811, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
VIII. Sir EDWARD - CHOLMELEY,
the present bart.
Arms — See Plate 4. Quarterly, 1st and
4th, argent, a fesse, azure; in chief three
torteaux (a coat of augmentation) ; 2d and
3d, or, a siltire, sable.
Crest — On a ducal coronet, or, a mount
vert, thereon a horse, passant, sable ;
maned, or.
Suppm-ters — Two horses, sable, maned, or.
Motto — Terrere nolo, tlmere nescio.
Seat — Surenden-Dering, in Kent.
STYLE, of Wateringbury, co. Kent.
21 April 1G27.
Sir THOMAS-CHARLES STYLE, Baronet, succeeded his brother, sir
Thomas, 5 Nov. 1813 ; married, 28 Oct. 1822, Isabella, da. of sir George
Cayley, of Brompton, co. York, bart., and had issue an only child, Emma,
d. at Lausanne, 24 Aug. 1834, set. 5 years.
This family was originally seated in Suf-
folk, and is descended from William Style,
of Ipswich, the father of John Style, alder-
man of London, and grandfather of sir
Humphrey Style, of Langley, knt., who
was one of the esquires of the body to king
Henry VIII., and was grandfather of,
1. Sir THOMAS, was created a bart. as
above, m. Elizabeth, da. and heiress of
Robert Foulkes, esq., by whom (who d.
20 May 1(550) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. John Monins, esq.
3. Susan, m. sir John Read, bart.
4. Anne, m. sir John Buck, bart.
He d. 18 Oct. 1637, and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir THOMAS, w., 1st, Elizabeth, da,
of sir William Armine, bart.i by whom
(who d. 10 Dec. 1679) he had
1. Thomas, m. Mary, only da. of sir
Stephen Langham, knt., by whom he had
a son Thomas, who d. an infant, in 1674.
He d. 30 Aug. 1672. His widow afterwards
m. sir Thomas Middleton, knt.
2. William ; 3. Michael, both d. young.
4. Sir Oliver, 3d bart. ; 5. Armine.
6. Elizabeth, m. William Carter, esq.
7. Mary, m. sir Felix Ward, bart.
8. Susan, m. Thomas Dalyson, esq.
9. Anne, m. John Marriot, esq.
.Sir Thomas m., 2dly, Margaret, da. of
sir Thomas Twisden, bart., by whom (who
d. 5 Dec. 1718) he had,
10. Thomas, who rf. in his life-time,
without issue.
11. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
12. Humphrey; 13. Roger, both d.
without issue.
14. Margaret, m. Robert Vyner, esq.
Sir Thomas rf. 19 Nov. 17(12. He was
succeeded by his only surviving son by the
first marriage,
III. Sir OLIVER, who rf. 12 Feb. follow-
ing, without issue ; on which the title and
estate descended to his half-brother,
IV. THOMAS, m. Elizabeth, eldest da.
of sir Charles Hotham, bart., bv whom
(who rf. 25 Oct. 1737) he had,
1. Thomas, rf. 1741.
2. Sir Charles, 5th bart.
3. Robert, vicar of Wateringbury, and
rector of Mereworth, m. Priscilla, da. of the
rev. John Davis, by whom he had issue,
1. Charles ; 2. Robert ; 3. Charlotte.
4. Margaretta; 5. Henrietta.
6. William.
4. William, lieut.-general, m. Catherine,
sister and co-h. of John-Long Bateman,
esq., and rf. without issue, 178(j.
5. Elizabeth, rf. inuiu, 1795.
6. Charlotte, rf. 1780, unm.
Sir Thomas rf. 11 Jan. 1769, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir CHARLES, m., 7 March 1770,
Isabella Wingfield, 2d da. of Richard, vis-
count Powerscourt, and by her (who rf. in
France, 24 Sept, 1808) he had,
1. Sir Charles, 6th bart.
2. Dorothy, m. John Larking, esq.
He rf. in 1774, and was succeeded by his
only son,
VI. Sir CHARLES, m., 1794, Camilla,
eldest da. of James Whatman, of Vintners,
CO. Kent, esq., and by her (who rf. 17 Sept.
1829, set. 58) had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
2. Sir Thomas-Charles, 8th and pre-
sent bart.
3. Isabella-Anne.
4. Mary, m., 14 July 1829, Robert,
youngest son of the late George Sandilands,
esq..
And deceasing in Sept. 1804, was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, ensign 1st regiment
of foot-guards, rf. in Spain, of a fever, 3
Nov. 1813, unm., and was succeeded by his
brother,
VIII. Sir Thomas-Charles, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 3. Sable, a fesse, or,
fretted, of the field, between three fleurs-
de-lis, and within a border of the second.
Crest — A wolf's head, couped, proper ;
the lower part of the neck frette, as in the
arms.
Seatâ €”Kt W'ateringbury Place, near Maid-
stone, CO. Kent.
ISHAM, of Lamport, co. Northampton.
30 May 1627.
Sir JUSTINIAN ISHAM, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir Justinian,
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ISHAM.
1 April 1818; born 24 April 1773 ; married^ 12 May 1812, Mary, eldest
da. of the rev. S. Close, of Elm Park, co. Armagh, prebendary of Tynan
in that diocese, (by Deborah, his wife, 4th da. of rev. Arthur Champagne,
dean of Clonmacnois,) and has issue, 1. Mary-Deborah, b. 4 Feb.
1814; 2. JUSTINIAN-VERE, b. 7 Nov. 181G; 3. Charles-
Edmund, b. IG Dec. 1819.
I. Sir JOHN ISHAM, b. 27 July 1582,
was knighted by James I., 29 March 1608,
and by Charles I. advanced to the dignity
ofabart. ; m., 19 Oct. IWt;, Judith, da. of
William Lewyn, of Ottringden, co. Kent,
LL.D., official principal of the arches, and
judge of the prerogative court of Canter-
bury, &c., by whom (who d. 25 June lli25)
he had,
1. Sir Justinian, 2d bart.
2. Elizabeth ; 3. Judith, both d. nnm.
He d. 8 July 1C51, and was succeeded by
his son,
11. Sir JUSTINIAN, b. 20 Jan. 1610.
During the time of the rebellion, he ad-
hered firmly to the royal cause, for which
he suffered both in person and estate ; for
the latter he was obliged to compound at
i'llOH. He was elected knt. of the shire
for Northampton. He m., 1st, Jane, da. of
sir John Garrard, knt. and bart., by whom
(who d. in child-bed of her only son, 1638)
he had,
1. Jane, d. nnm. 1655.
2. Elizabeth, w. sir Nicholas Lestrange,
bart.
3. Judith, d, unm.
4. Susan, m., 1656, sir Nicholas Carew,
bart.
5. John, b. and d. 1633.
Sir Justinian m., 2dly, 1653, Vere, da. of
Thomas, lord Leigh, by Mary, da. and co-h.
of sir Thomas Egerton, eldest son of Tho-
mas, lord EUesmere, viscount Brackley,
higli chancellor of England, by whom (who
il. 29 Oct. 1704) he had issue,
6. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
7. Sir Justinian, 4th bart.
8. John, d. Oct. 1746 ; tn. Frances,da. and
co-h. of sir Richard Ashfield, bart., and by
her (who d. April 17.'>5,) had issue,
1. Justinian, who d. April 1743, m.
Mary, da. of sir Stephen Anderson, bart.
2. John ; 3. Frances, both d. young.
9. Charles, (/. in the 11th year of his
10. Ferdinando; 11. Henry, both d.
young.
12. Marv, m. sir Marmaduke D'Ayrell,
knt., and d. 5 June 1G79.
13. Vere (a da.).
Sir Justinian rf. 2 Marcli 1(174, in his 65th
year, and was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir THOMAS, 6. 15 March 1056, d.
Hum., 26 July 1681, upon which the title
and estate devolved upon his next brother,
IV. Sir JUSTINIAN, b. 11 Aug. 1()58,
elected, 1685, M.F. for the town of North-
ampton, and, upon the landing of th(^ prince
of Orange, he appeared in arip.s at Notting-
ham, where several lords and gentlemen
formed themselves into a troop, as a guard
to the i)rincess Anne, the command of
which lie modestly declining, the choice fell
upon the right rev. dr. Compton, bishop of
London, whom he proposed, and contented
himself with being their cornet. In l(i89, he
was elected by the almost unanimous voice
of the CO. Northami)ton, one o^ their
knts. of the shire, and continued to repre-
sent that CO. till his death. He r>i., l(i July
1()83, Elizabeth, only da. of sir Edmimd
Tumor, knt. (by Margaret, da. of sir John
Harrison, knt.,) and by her had issue,
1. Sir Justinian, 5th bart.
2. John, fellow of All Souh College
Oxon, who d. there, 17 Nov. 1719.
3. Edmund, d. in his infancy.
4. Edmund, 6th bart.
5. Thomas, brought up to the sea, in.,
1724, Mary, da. of Thomas Kenton, by
whom he had 1 da. ; he rf. in April 1743.
6. Henry, d. an infant.
7. EusEBY, who was rector of Lamport
and Hasselbeach, and rector of Lincoln
College, Oxon; m.. May 1739, Mary, da. of
Matthew Panting, D.D., Master of Pembroke
College, Oxon ; he rf. 17 June 1/85, aged .57,
leaving issue by her, (who rf. 1808, aged 91.)
1. Sir Justinian, who became7th bart.
2. Euseby, 6. 17 July 1742, rector of
Lamport, &c., »h. Diana, da. of Thomas
Draper Baber, esq., and d. 1814, leaving
two sons, Charles-Euseby, 6. 24 Feb. 1774,
rector of Polebrooke and Oundle, co.
Northampton; Euseby, b. Dec. 1774, and
five das., Julia-Charlotte ; Charlotte, tti.,
12 May 1812, major William Thursby,
53d regiment of foot ; Caroline, d. ;
Diana; and'Matilda.
3. Edmund, D.D., b. 17 Feb. 1743-4,
warden of All Souls College, Oxon, d.
10 June I807.
4. Philippa, b. 3 April 1753.
8. Charles, m., 1744, Elizabeth, da. and
co-h. of Edward Cuthbert, esq., by whom
he had no issue, and rf. 1772.
9. Elizabeth; 10. Elizabeth, both rf.
infants.
11. Vere rf. 30 June 1760.
12. Edmunda, rf. 20 April 1766.
13. Susanna, rf. at Bath, 5 June 1/26,
tmm.
14. Hester, m. Francis Raynsford, esq.,
rf. 14 Nov. 17'i3.
Sir Justinian rf. 13 May 1730, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir JUSTINIAN, b. 20 July 1687, »«.,
March 1724, Mary, only surviving child of
L'Isle Hacket, of Moxhul, co. Warwick,
esq. (by his 2d wife, Dorothy, da. of sir
John Bridgman,bart.,) butrf. without issue,
5 March 17.<6-7i and was succeeded by Jiis
next surviving brother,
VL Sir EDMUND, b. 18 Dec. 1690, who
was fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford,
and afterwards an advocate. 5-Ie was many
years knt. of the shire for Northampton,
and m., 1st, 1734, Elizabeth, eldest da. of
Edward Wood, of Littleton, co. Middlesex,
esq., who rf. l!)July 1748, a;t. 49, and 2dly,
May 1751, Philii)pa, only da. of Richard
Gee, of Orpington, co. Kent, esq. (who rf.
1786) : he rf. s.n. 16 Dec. 1772, and was suc-
ceeded by his nephew,
Vll. Sir JUSTINIAN, D.C.L., b. 18 July
1740, m., ]76(), Susanna, da. of Henry Bar-
rett, cs(i., and by her (who d. 31 Aug. 1823)
id /!', had issue,
1. Sir Justinian, present bart.
2. Vkke, in luly orders, rector of Lam-
port, b. 13 Sept. 1774, »«., 1800, Ann, da. of
.lohn Chambers, cs(j., and niece of sir Wil-
liam Chambers, knt., by whom (whorf. 5
Nov. 1811) he had issue,
1. Vere; 2. Robert.
3. Tliomas ; 4. Etlmund.
5. Eliza, m., 10 Dec. 1821, col. Henrv
Packe.
.3. Edmund, R.N., 6. 14 Dec. 1775, d. Jan.
1810.
4. HfiNRY-CiiARLSS, ID holy orders, rec-
GORING.
^
tor of Strangton, co. Leicester, b. 14 Feb.
1777, m., 19 Sept. 1804, Marianne, da, of
Richard Buller, of Devonshire Place, esq.,
and had issue, 2 sons, Henry and Arthur.
5. Susanna, b. 17(37, w., 1800, George
Brietzke, esq.
6. Harriet, b. 1771.
7. Sophia, b. 1/72, m. Thomas, eldest
son of sir Thomas Palmer, bart., d. June
1810.
8. Louisa, b. 1780, m., 5 Jan. 1804, Ralph
Caldwell, of Hillowe, co. Norfolk, esq.
9. Maria, 6. 1/81.
10. Anne-Philippa, b. 1782.
11. Elizabkth, b. 1783, rf. 1814.
Sir Justinian d. 1 April 1818, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
Yin. Sir JUSTINIAN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 4. — Gules, a fess, wavy,
and in chief three piles, also wavy, argent.
Crevt — A demi-swan, with wings displayetl
proper.
Mottoes — Over the crest, Ostendo, non
ostentn. To the arms, On things transitory
resteth no gloi y.
Seat — Lamport, co. Northampton.
GORING, of HiGHDEN, CO. Sussex.
Formerly BOWYER, of Leighthorne, co. Suffolk.
23 July 1G27.
Sir CHARLES-FORSTER GORING, Baronet, bornW July 1768, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Harry, late bart., 1 Dec. 1824 ; married, ^ Nov. 1799»
Bridget, da. of Henry Dent, of Norfolk, esq., and has issue, 1.
Bridget, b. 10 Sept." 1800; 2. HARRY-DENT, M.P. for New
Shoreham, b. 30 Dec. 1802, m., 2 Aug. 1827, Augusta, da. of lieut.-col.
Harvey, of Thorpe Lodge, co. Norfolk, and has issue, 1. Charles^ b. 2 June
1828;' 2. Augusta. Elizabeth^ b. 4 Oct. 1832; 3. Anna, b. 31 Jan.
1804, d. unm. 14 Sept. 1830; 4. Charles, b. 17 May 1805, in holy
orders, »n., 2 Oct. 1832, Maria-Arabella, eldest da. of gen. the lion. Fre-
derick St. John ; 5. George, b. 29 Aug. 1806 ; 6. Elizabeth,
b. 28 April 1808, w., 19 May 1834, Joshua-Robert Minnitt, of Annabeg,
CO. Tipperary, esq.; 7- Forster, 6. 9 April 1810 ; 8. William,
b. 5 Dec. 1811 ; 9. Ida, b. 8 Aug. 1814, m., 13 Feb. 1834, Aiibrey-
William Beauclerk, esq., M.P., eldest son of Charles Beauclerk, esq., of St.
Leonard's, Horsham.
The family of Goring is of considerable
antiquity in Sussex, being surnamed from
Goring in the rape of Arundel ; of which
was John Goring, of Burton, who m. Mar-
garet, da. and co-h. of sir Ralph Piadmill.
Their great-grandson.
Sir William Goring, knt., was one of
the gentlemen of the privy chamber to
Edward IV., m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of
William Covert, of Slaugham, co. Sussex,
and had issue, 1. Hemy, of Burton, whose
great-grandson, sir William, was created a
baronet, 1022, which title became extinct
on the death of sir William, 3d bart., in
1724; 2. George.
George Goring (2d son of sir William)
was of Oving Dean, near Lewes, m. Mary,
da. and co-h. of William Everard, and had
issue, 1. George, whose son, George, was
created baron Coring, 1632, and earl of Nor-
wich, 1644, and d. 1662, leaving an only son,
Charles, 2d earl, on whose death, in 1672,
without issue, those titles became extinct;
2. Edward, whose grandson, or great-
grandson,
I. Sir HENRY, succeeded to the title of
baronet on the death of sir James Bowyer,
of Leighthorne, co. Sussex, whose grand-
father had been created 23 July 1627, and
who having no estate to support the dignity,
surrendered his patent, 1677, and obtained
a new one, with j^recedency of the former,
remainder to this sir Henry. Hem. Frances,
or r<iana, da. of sir Edward Bishopp, of
Parham, bart., and had a son,
Charles, who was killed in the playhouse
during his father's lifetime, having been
twice m. and leaving by his first wife a son.
Sir Charles, 2d bart. ; and by his 2d
wife a son.
Sir Harry, 3d bart.
Sir Henry rf. 1702, and was succeeded by
his eldest grandson,
II. Sir CHARLES, f7. without issue, 1714,
and was succeeded by his half-brother,
III. Sir HARRY, m. one of the das. and
co-h. of admiral sir George Matthews, knt.,
who d. 27 March 1741, by whom he liad
nine sons and two das. : Frances, m. dr.
Ballard, rector of Langford Magna, co.
Wilts. Sir Harry d. Nov. 1732, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir CHARLES-MATTHEWS, »«.,
July 1731, Mary, youngest da. of William
Blackburn, esq. by whom he had,
1. Sir Harry, 5th bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. Timothy Burrell, of
Cuckfield, CO. Sussex, esq., v/ho d. without
issue.
3. , m. Colvill Bridger, esq.
Sir Charles ?w., 2dly, 1743, Betty, sister of
sir Robert Fagg, bart., and by her had one
son,
4. Charles, who inherited the Fags
estates at Wiston, co. Sussex, in right of his
mother, who was heiress to her brother, sir
Robert Fagg, m. and had issue.
Sir Charles Matthews d. 1769, and was
succeeded by his son,
V. Sir HARRY, m., 1st, miss Forster,
only child of John Forster, esq., some time
governor of Bengal, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Charles-Forster, present bart.
2. Anna-Maria, m. Thomas Levvys, of
Gray's Inn, esq.
3. Frances, b. 7 May 1774, m., 1st, the
rev. rfohn Dring ; and, 2dly, 5 July 1810,
the rev. J. Rideout, rector of Woodman-
cote, CO. Sussex.
Sir Harry m,, 2dly, Elizabeth Fisher, and
by her (who d. July 1780) had issue,
4. Harry, b. 28 July 1778»
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STONHOUSE.
Sir Harry d. 1 Dec. 1824, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir CHARLES-FORSTER, present
bart.
^/>M.s— See Plate 4. Argent, a chevron,
between three annulets, gules.
Crest — A lion rampant, guardant, argent.
Seat — At Highden, co. Sussex.
BACON, of MiLDENHALL, CO. Suffolk.
29 July 1G27.
(See Bacon, of Redgrave.)
STONHOUSE, of Radley, co. Berks
First Patent, 7 IMay 1628.— Second Patent, 5 May 1G70.
Sir JOHN-BROOKE STONHOUSE, Baronet, succeeded his uncle, sir
Thomas, 1810, sometime register of the Zilla Court of Ghazeepore, on the
Bengal civil establishment.
Robert Stonhouse, of Barstead, co.
Kent, esq., temp. Henry VIII., m. Rose, da.
of Royden, of Essex, esq. George
Stonhouse, of Little Peckham, his son,
was one of the clerks of the green cloth to
queen Elizabeth, and purchased the estate
at Radley, co. Berks : he in. his 2d wife,
Elizabeth, da. of David Woodroof, alder-
man of London, by whom he had four sons,
two of whom were advanced to the dignity
of barts., viz. sir James, of Amerden, co.
Essex, created 11 June 1041, which title
became extinct on the death of his grandson,
sir George, 4th bart.
I. Sir WILLIAM, who was created a
hart, as above, m. Elizabeth, sole da. and h.
of John Powell, of Wales, esq., and had
by her,
]. John; 2. George, successive barts.
3. William, of Cockthorp, co. Oxford,
w. and had issue.
4. Elizabeth, m. Edward Perrot, esq.
5. Mary, m. William Rangton, D.D.
(). Ursula, m. John Denton, esq.
7. Annr, m. George Windsor, esq.
8. Dionysia, m. sir Cornelius Fairmea-
dow.
Sir William d. 5 Feb. 1G31.
II. SIR JOHN, the eldest son, succeeded
to the title and estate, having been knighted
Aug. 1(529, but d. unm. 14 June l(i32.
III. Sir Gkorge, his next brother, suc-
ceeded him ; he was fined for his loyalty to
king Charles I., and paid ,£l4()0 composition
for his estate to the sequestrators. This
sir Genrge surrendered his father's patent of
creation, and had a new one granted him,
dated May 5, 22 Charles II., 1G7<», of the
title to himself for life, with remainder to
his 2d son, John, and his heirs male; and
in default thereof to James, his 3d son, and
his heirs male, with precedence, according
to the former patent, intending to exclude
thereby his 1st sou. Notwithstanding this,
the elder son, on his father's decease, claim-
ed and enjoyed the baronetcy created by
the original patent of 1()21!, and that created
by the second patent went to the 2d son,
John; so that there were two baronetcies in
the family till, on the de:'.th s. p. of sir
John, Oth bart. under the old creation, they
became united in the ])erson of sir John, 3d
bart., of the new. Sir George m. Margaret,
da. of Richard, lord Lovelace, and had issue,
1. Sir Gkorge, 4th bart.
2. Sir John, succeeded on his father's
death, to the title created by the patent of
Kj/O; m. Martha, da. and h. of Robert
Briggs, and had issue, one son.
Sir John, who was comptroller of the
household, and privy-covmsellor to queen
Anne; m., 1st, Mary, da. and sole h. of
Henry Mellish, of Sandersteed, co. Surrey,
esq., and had 2 das. ; 1. Martha, in. Ar-
thur Vansittart, of Shottesbroke, co.
Berks, esq.; 2. Mary. Sir John w., 2dly,
Penelope, da. of sir Robert Dashwood,
bart., by whom he had three sons and
six das.; 3. sir John; 4. sir William;
5. sir James, successive barts. ; 6. Pene-
lope, m., 1st, sir Henry Atkins, of Clap-
ham, bart., and 2dly, lord Gower, and
d. 17"4; 7- C itliaritie, m.. May 1745, Ro-
bert Lee, afterwards earl of Lichfield,
and d. his widow 1 March 1784; 8. Anne,
m. sir William Bowyer, bart.; 9. Mar-
garet, d. 30 June 1746; JO. Susannah, m.
Peter Searle, of Teswood, co. Hants,
esq.; 11. Diana, m. the rev. mr. Ben-
net.
Sir John d. 10 Oct. 1713, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son, sir John, who
also succeeded, as hereafter stated, to the
elder baronetcy.
3. James, who m. and had issue a son,
Richard, of Tabney, co. Berks, father
of sir James, 10th bart. ; and of Richard,
a capt. in the army.
4. Elizabeth, m., 1st, William, 3d
lord Byron ; and, 2dly, sir Richard Stidolph,
of Norbury, co. Surrey, bart.
Sir George d. about 1074, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir GEORGE, the eldest son, how-
ever, claimed and enjoyed the title, ac-
cording to the first patent ; m. Mrs. Anne
Scarlett, by whom he had issue two das.,
1. Susanna.
2. Anne.
V. Sir GEORGE, his successor, m. Anne,
da. of James Ashton, esq., by whom he had
10 children ; whereof
1. George, the eldest, lived to be a cap-
tain of foot ; but all that survived him
were,
2. John, Gthbart.
3. Margaret.
Sir George d. 24 Feb. 1736-7, and was suc-
ceeded in the title by his only surviving
son,
VI. Sir JOHN, d. unm. July 1740, and
was succeeded by his kinsman,
VII. Sir JOHN, 3d bart., as alxive men-
tioned of the second creation, who thus
imited both titles, d. unm., and was suc-
cefded by his brother,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, who also d. unm.,
and was succeeded by his brother,
IX. The rev. sir JAMES, rector of
Clapham, co. Surrey, LL.D., d. unm. 13
April 1792, and was succeeded by his kins-
man,
X. Sir JAMES, also in holy orders, (grand-
son of James Stonhouse, esq., 3d son of
the 3d bart.,) b. 9 July I71O, >«., 1st, Anne,
da. of John Neale, of Allesley, near Coven-
try ; maid of honour to Caroline, queen of
King George II., and had issue by her,
WREY.
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1. Sir THOMAS, 13th bart.
2. Sarah, m. George Vansittart, esq., d.
1819.
Sir James m., 2dly, Sarah, only child of
Thomas Ekins, of Chester on the Water,
CO. Northampton, esq., by whom he had,
3. John, in the civil ser\ ice of the East
India Company at Bengal, m. and left
issue,
1. Sir JoHV Brooke, present bart.
2. Timothy-Vansittart, b. 2() Jan. 1709,
in the East-India Company's Civil Service,
m. Mary-Diana, eldest da. of the rev.
George- William Sturt, of Long Critchill,
CO. Dorset, and has, be'^ides other issue,
Henry-Vansittmt, h. G May 1827.
3. Henry, b. 20 March 1801, fellow of
New College, Oxon.
4. Laura.
4. Timothy, in holy orders, vicar of
Sunningwell, co. Berks, took the surname
and arms of Vigor, in addition to those of
Stonhouse, by royal sign manual 1795, m.,
17!W3, Charlotte-Oliver, da. of the rev.
Thomas Huntingford; and niece of the
right rev. George-Isaac, bishop of Hereford,
and had issue.
5. Clarissa, m. Henry - Tripp Vigor,
esq.
The rev. sir James d. 1795, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
XL Sir THOMAS, who rf. 1810, was suc-
ceeded bv his nephew,
XIL Sir JOHN-BROOKE, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 4. Argent, on a fesse,
sable, between three hawks, volant, azure,
a leopard's face, between two mullets, or.
Crest — A talbot's head, couped, argent;
collared, sable, lined, or; catching a dove
volant, argent.
WREY, of Trebitch, co. Cornwall.
30 June 1628.
Sir BOURCHTER WREY, Baronet, D.C.L., succeeded his father, sir
Bourchier, 20 Nov. 182G.
keard, from 163S till his death ; m. Flo-
rence, 2d da. of sir John Rolle, of Steven-
stone, K.B., and by her (who survived him)
had issue,
1. Sir Bourchier, 4th bart.
2. Chichester, rector of Tawstock,
Devon, m., and had issue.
3. Florence, to. John Cole, esq., son of
sir Michael Cole, of Inniskilling, co. Fer-
managh, knt., and d. 30 Oc. 1/18.
Sir Bourchier d. 28 July WM, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir Bourchier, m. Diana, da. of
John Rolle, esq., eldest son of sir John
Rolle, by Christian, da. of the earl of Ayles-
bury, and relict of John Sparke, esq., and
had issue,
1. Sir Bourchier, 5lh bart.
2. John; 3. Chichester.
4. Robert, a general in the queen of
Portugal's army, and many years governor
of one of the northern provinces of that
kingdom, d. 13 March 1809.
5. Charles, d.
6. Diana, m. John Stafford, esq.
7. Florence, m. Edward Jans, esq.
8. Christian; 9. Catherine.
He d. Nov. 1726, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
V. Sir BOURCHIER, m., 1749, Mary,
da. of John Edwards, esq., who rf. 1751 ; he
m., 2dly, 1 May 1755, Ellen, da. of John
Thresher, esq., by whom (who rf. Nov.
1813) he had issue,
1. Sir Bourchier, his successor.
2. William-Bourchier, rectorof Com-
bintinhead and Tawstock, m. Sophia, da.
and co-h. of George Bethell, esq., of Brad-
ford, CO. Wilts.
3. Ellen, m. the rev. Edward-Henry
Whinfield, rector of Battlesden, and Pot-
ter's Grove, co. Bedford.
4. Dio.vYsiA, nu. May 1780, Robert
Harding, of Upcot, esq.
5. Florentin-4, m., 1786, Richard Go-
dolphin Long, esq., co. Wiles.
6. Axna-Maria, 711. Nicholas Roundall
Toke, of Godington, co. Kent, esq.
Sir Bourchier rf. 23 April 1/84, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
VL Sir BOURCHIER, D.C.L., m., 1st,
1786, Anne, da. of sir Robert Palk, bart.,
and by her (who rf. 1791) had issue,
1. Anne-Eleanora, m,, 1st, 18 July
The family of Wrey is of considerable
antiquity in the co. of Devon, and sup-
posed by Wotton to descend from a Robert
le Wrey, who lived temp, king Stephen.
John Wrey, of North Russel, co. Devon,
esq., temp, queen Elizabeth, m. Blanch, da.
and co-h. of Henry Killigrew, with whom
he acquired the estate of Trebitch, and had
issue by her.
Sir William Wrey, knt., who m. Eli-
zabeth, da. of sir William Courtenay, of
Powderham, knt., and rf. June 1736, leaving
an only son and h.,
I. Sir WILLIAM, created a bart. as above
during his father's lifetime, m. Elizabeth,
da. of sir Edward Chichester, knt., ancestor
of the marquesses of Donegal, in Ireland,
and rf. Aug. 1645, having had issue three
das., m. to Bluet, Erisey, and Nicholas,
and an only son and heir,
II. Sir CHICHESTER, 6. 1628: he faith-
fully adhered to king Charles I., and took
up arms in his cause. About 1652 he m.
Anne, relict of James, earl of Middlesex,
and 3d da. and co-h. of Edward Bourchier,
earl of Bath, by which marria-e he became
possessed of the noble seat of Tawstork,
where the family now resides. After the
restoration of the royal family, he was
made colonel of the Duke of York's regi-
ment, and governor of Sheerness, and
served in parliament for Lostwithiel, co.
Cornwall, 1660; he had issue,
1. Anne, m. sir Francis Northcote, bart.
2. Sir Bourchier, 4th bart.
3. Chichester, a colonel in his majesty's
army, who was killed in the defence of Fort
Montjouic, near Barcelona, in 1706.
4. Edward.
5. John, who was killed before Tangier,
at 19 years of age.
Sir Chichester rf. May 1668, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir BOURCHIER (who was also, in
right of his mother, one of the co-heirs of
the ancient barony of Fitzwarin) ; he was
created a K.B. at the coronation of king
Charles II., and soon after was a captain in
the regiment of which his father was co-
lonel. He served under the duke of Mon-
mouth, at the siege of Maestricht, and
other places in the Netherlands. After the
Revolution he commanded a regiment of
horse. He served in parliament for Lis-
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TRELAWNEY.
ia08, Edward Hartopp, of Little Dalby,
CO. Leicester, esq. ; and, 2d!y, sir Lawrence-
Vaughan Palk, hart.
2. Sir BouRCHiER, present bart.
3. ROBERT-BOIRCHIKR.
Sir Bourchier m., 2dly, 1793, Anne, da.
of John Osborne, esq., and by her (who d.
26 Jan. 1813) had issue,
4. Eleonora-Elizabeth, m., 2 March
1815, Alb ny Saville, of Sweetlands, co.
Devon, esq.
5. Henry-Bottrchier, in holy orders,
vicar of Launcells, co. Cornwall, and Oak-
hampton, co. Devon, m., 27 Sept. 1827, his
cousin, Ellen-Maria, only da. of Nicholas-
Roundall Toke, of GoddinjTton, Kent, esq.,
and has a son, b. 27 June 1829.
Sir Bourchier d. 20 Nov. 1826, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir BOURCHIER, present bart.
Aitihs—See Plate 4. Quarterly : 1. Wrey ;
sable, a fesse, between three pole-axes, ar-
gent; helved, gules. 2. Bourchier; ar-
gent, a cross, engrailed, gules; between
four water bougets, sable. 3. Plantage-
net; viz. France and England, quarterly,
within a bordure, argent. 4. Bohun ;
azure, abend, argent, cottized, or, between
six lions, rampant, or.
Crests- — An arm, embowed, habited azure,
the cuff, argent, the hand, proper, holding
a hatchei, argent; helved, gules; but the
present bart. uses a man's head in profile,
couped below the shoulders : on the head
a ducal coronet, therein a cap, turned for-
wards, and tasselled, of the second, thereon
a Catharine wheel of the same, being the
crest of Bourchier,
Motto — Le bon temp.i viendra.
Seats— At Trebitch, co. Cornwall, and
Tawstock House, co. Devon.
TRELAWNEY, (now SALUSBURY-TRELAWNEY,) of
TuELAWNEY, CO. Cornwall.
1 July 1628.
Sir WILLTAM-LEWIS SALUSBURY-TRELAWNEY, Baronet,
I\LP. for the eastern division of Cornwall, a captain in the royal miners ; born
4 July 1781 ; succeeded his father, sir Henry, 25 Feb. 1834 ; took, in 1802,
the name of Salusbury in compliance with the will of Owen-Salusbury
Brereton, esq.: married^ 24 Aug. 1807, Patience-Christian, da. of John-
Phillipps Carpenter, esq , of Mount Tavy, co. Devon, and has issue, •
1. OwEN-VViLLiAM, b. 8 June 1808, d. 31 Jan. 1830; 2. Eliza-
beth, b. 30 Oct. 1809, m., Jan. 1834, rev. Henry Morshead, rector of
Kelly, CO. Devon; 3. Letitia, b. 4 April 1811 ; 4. Anne, b. 8
March 1813
5. JOHN, b. 2 June 181G
1818, d. 19 May 182G ;-
Cordelia, b. 5 Jan
b. 12 Dec. 1826;-
24 May
Mary-
10.
liam-OweNj b. 9, (/. 23 Dec. 1831.
I. JOHN TRELAWNEY, b. 24 April
1592, was created a bart. as above, m.
Elizabeth, da. of sir Reginald Mohun,bart.,
by whom he had issue,
1. Sir JoNATHAiv, his successor.
2. John; 3. Edward, both d. unm.
4. Francis, m. Margaret, da. of sir Ed-
ward Seymour, bart.
i). Reginald, d. unm.
(5. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Lower.
7. Anne, m. John Vivian, esq.
8. Margaret, in. Amos, younger son of
sir Francis Fulford, knt.
9. Philippa, d. unm.
10. Bridget, w. Lee.
11. Mary, m. the rev. mr. Greensworth.
12. Penelope, m. Thomas Maynard,
esq.
13. Dorothy, m. William Mohun, esq.
Sir John was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir JONATHAN, m. Mary, da. of
sir Edward Seymour, bart., (eldest sister to
liis brotlier Francis's wife,) by whom he
had issue,
1. John, who d. in his father's lifetime,
without issue, having m. Catharine, 3d da.
and co-h. of James Jcnkyn, esq.
2. Jonathan, d. an infant.
3. Sir Jonathan, 3d bart.
4. Charles, a major-general, was ap-
pointed governor of Plymouth, by king
William, d. Sept. 1731, aged 7«.
5. William, d. unm.
6. Harry, b
-7. Caroline, b. 16 Oct. 1820; 8.
d. 24 Jan. 1823 ; 9. Harry-Reginald,
Charlotte, b. 18 April 1829 ; 11. Wil-
6. Chichester, d. unm., 1694.
7. Henry, a brigadier-general in the
army, wlio was also governor of Plymouth ;
m. Rebecca, da. and co-h. of Mattliew
Hales, esq.> by whom he had issue,
i. Sir Harry, 5th bait.
2. William, captain in the army, who
had issue, sir William, 6th bart., and
Harry, a general, and governor of Land-
guard Fort, who d. DiUO, leaving issue,
colonel Charles Trelawney, who took the
name and arms of Brereton on the death
of Owen-Salusbury Brereton, esq., »i.
Maria, sister of sir Chiistopher Hawkins,
of Trcwithan, co. Cornwall, bart., and
by lier had a ninneroiis issue.
Hi. Sir JONATHAN, was bred to the
church, and consecrated, in ItJltS, bishop
of Bristol. 1 le was one of the seven bishops
committed to the Tower by king James II.
After the Revolution, he was translated to
the see of Exeter, and from thence, 1707,
to that of Winchester, and made prelate of
the Order of the uarter; he wi. Rebecca,
da. and co-h. of Thomas Hele, esq., and
had issue,
1. (.'harlotte, b. l()87-0, d. unm.
2. Letitia, b. IWIi), m. her 1st cousin,
sir Harry, 5th b.irt.
.'}. Sir John, 4th bart.
4. Henry, b. l(i!)2, d. at sea,
.5. Charles, 6. 101)4, prebendary of Win-
chester.
WISEMAN.
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6. Rebecca, b. 1695-6, m. John Duller,
of Morval, esq.
7. Elizabeth, b. 1G97, m. the rev. rar.
Allanson, archdeacon of Totnes.
8. Edward, b. 16U9, one of the com-
missiuners of the Victualling-Office, and
afterwards governor of Jamaica; m., 1737>
a da. of John Crawford, esq.
9. Many, b. 17<'0, d. an infant.
10. Hele, 6. 1703, D.D., rector of the
parishes of Sruth Hill and Landieath, co.
Cornwall, d. 1740.
11. Jonathan, b. 1705, d. an infant.
12. Anne, b. 1707, d. num.
Sir Jonathan d. 19 July 1721, and was
succeeded bv his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, 6. I(i91, m. miss Black-
wood, of Scotland, whorf. 15 April 1777- He
d. Feb. 175(1, without issue; and his
younger brothers being dead before him,
without issue, the title and estate devolved
upon his 1st cousin,
V. Sir HARRY, son of brigadier-general
Henry Trelawney, youngest son of the 2d
bart., m., as above mentioned, his 1st cou-
sin, Letitia, 2d da. of the 3d bart., by whom
he had issue,
1. Charles, d.; 2. Rebecca, d. unm.
3. Letitia, m. her 1st cousin, sir Vv^il-
liam, 6th bart.
4. Anne, d. unm.
Sir Harry d. at an advanced age, in 1762,
and was succeeded by his nephew,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, a capt. R.N., and
governor of Jamaica, m. his 1st cousin,
Letitia, da. of sir Harry, 5th bart., by
whom he had issu6,
1. Sir Henrv, 7th bart.
2. L.etitia-Anne, m. Paul Treby Tre-
by, of Goodamoor, co. Devon, esq.
Sir William d. in Jamaica, 11 Dec. 1772,
and was succeeded by his only son,
VI!. Sir HENRY, 7th bart., in holy
orders, m., 177B, Anne, da. of lev. James
Brown, rector of Porlishead, and vicar of
Kingston, co. Somerset, by whom (who d.
18 Nov. 1822) he had issue,
1. Anne-L;etitia, 6. 22 Jan. 1779.
2. John, b. 28 Jan. 1780, d. 31 Oct. 1821,
3. Sir William-Lewis, present bart.
4. Hamrlin, col. R.A., /;. 16 Oct. 1782,
m., 1806, Martha, da. of John Rogers, of
CO. Cork, esq., and has issue, 3 das.
5. Mary, m., 1806, John Harding, esq.
6. Jonathan, b. 30 Aug. 1786.
Sir Henry d. at Laveno. in Italy, 25 Feb.
1834, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM-LEWIS, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 4. Quarterly, 1st and
4th, argent, a chevron, sable; Trelaw-
ney: 2d and 3d, gules, a lion rampant, per
bend, sinister, argent and erminois, between
three crescents in chief, and one in base,
or; on a canton of the last, a bear's head
erased, sable ; muzzled, argent ; Sahis-
bury.
Crest's — A wolf statant, proper ; Tre-
lawney : 2d, a demi lion, per bend, sinis-
ter, argent and erminois, holding in the
paws a shield, or, charged with a bear's
head, sable ; muzzled, argent : Salus-
BURY.
Motto — Sermoni eonsona facta.
Seat— At Trelawney, co. Cornwall.
WISEMAN, of Canfield Hall, co. Essex.
29 Aug. 1628.
Sir WILLIAM-SALTONSTALL WISEMAN, Baronet, a Captain in
the Royal Navy, born 5 March 17C4 ; succeeded his grandfather, sir
Thomas, 30 Jan. 1810 ,• married at Bagdad, in Persia, 8 Jan. 1812, Catha-
rine, 2d da. of sir James Mackintosh, knt., recorder of Bombay, and by
her (who d. 27 June 1822) had issue, 1. EDMUND, A. at Bombay,
11 Dec. 1812; — —2. William-Saltonstall, b. 4 Aug. 1814; 3.
a Son, b. 15 Feb. 1816; 4. a Da., b. 11 Nov. I8I7. Sir William »*.,
2dly, 5 April 1827, Eliza, eldest da. of the rev. George Davies, B.D., rector
of Cranfield, co. Bedford.
In theordination made by king Edward 1.
for the better government of Scotland,
after his conquest of that kingdom, Wil-
liarn Wiseman was constituted sheriff of
Elgin, and Alexander Wiseman sheriff of
Foreis and Innervan. Not long afterwards,
Simon Wiseman was found to be possessor
of lands at Cotes, co. Northampton.
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., W.Elizabeth,
da. of sir Henry Capel, knt., (by Theodosia,
sister to Edward, lord Montague, of Bough-
ton, and to Henry, earl of Manchester,) by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Sir Edmund, ancestor of the 6th bart.,
of whom hereafter.
3. Capel, bishop of Dromore, in Ireland.
4. Robert.
5. Theodosia, m. sir William Craven,
bart.
6. Elizabeth, m. Robert Tyderleigh,
esq., and d. 26 April 1654.
Sir William d. July 1643, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son.
II. Sir WILLIAM, who was four years
old in 1(!34; m., 1st, Anne, da. and co-h. of
sir John Prescott, knt. (whorf. 11 May 1 61 12,
without issue) ; and 2dly, Arabella, 5th ila.
of sir Thomas Hewit, bart., and sister to
viscount Hev.'it, of Gowran, in Kilkenny,
Ireland, (which title became extinct in 1689,)
by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
2. William.
3. Gkorge, both d. without issue.
4. Sir Charles, 4th bart.
5. John, of the Middle Temple, London,
who, by his wife, Penelope, had one son.
Sir William, 5th bart.
6. Anne, m. Henry Lumley, esq., go-
vernor of Jersey, who d. in 1722, she in
1736.
7. Margaret.
8. Arabella, »i. Thomas Stisted, esq.
Sir William d. 14 Jan. 1684, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir THOMAS, who d. unm. 1733,
and was succeeded by his brother.
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NIGHTINGALE.
IV. Sir CHARLES, who also d. unm.
17.t1, and was succeeded by his nephew,
V. Sir WILLIAM, son of John Wiseman
before mentioned : he was coL in the foot
guards, and rf. without issue 2.5 May 1774,
was succeeded by his kinsman, sir Thomas,
great-grandson of sir Edmvmd Wiseman, 2d
son of the 1st baronet, whose descent we
proceed to state.
Sir Edmund was a citizen of London,
and k lighted 19 May KiJJl, m. Elizabeth,
da. of Daniel Waldo, citizen and cloth-
worker of London, and (/. 8 May 1704,
aged 74, leaving issue by her (who d. 8 Dec.
lG;t4) 4 das., Elizabeth, Mar>/, Sarah, and
Arabelbt, and 1 son,
Edmund, m. Maria, da. of Edmund Har-
nage, and rf. 1741, having had issue a da.,
Thiiophila-Mariana , d. ttnin, about 1770, and
3 sons, of whom Edward, the youngest, d.
young; John, the 2d, m. and left issue; and
Edward (the eldest), was b. 21 Dec. 1700,
andrf. at St. Heller's, in Jersey, about 1767;
he was twice m., 1st, to miss Mary Jones,
who d. 1751 ; and 2dly, to Anne, da. of Ro-
bert Turner, of Canterbury, esq. By his
2d wife he had no issue; but by his 1st, he
had, 1. Theophila, m. Arthur Wynde, of
Tewksbury; 2.Mar!/,d.yovMg; 3. Mariana,
m. William Saltonstall, of Chatham ; 4. Ed-
mund, d. young; 5. Jane, m. Thomas Nor-
bury, lieut. R. N. ; and
VI. Sir THOMAS, who succeeded his
cousin, sir William, 25 May 1774, and be-
came O'th bart. He m., 1st, 1 Dec. 1757,
Mary, da. of Michael Goden, of Chatham,
master attendant of the dock-yard there,
and by her (who rf. 11 June 17G(i) had issue,
1. Edmund, b. 2 Dec. 1758, m., 1783, Je-
mima, da. of Michael Arne, of London, and
d. 7 May 1787, leaving issue by her (who m.,
2dly, Peter Reynolds, of Chatham, and d.
18(14) 1 son, sir Wtlliam-Saltonstai.l,
7th bavt ; and 1 da. Mary-Anne, b. 1785, in.,
180G, Thomas Frid, and d. 21 Nov. 1828.
2. Thomas, of Northfleet, co. Kent, h.
24 April 17'jO, m., 1777j Susannah, da. of
Alexander Bookham, of Northfleet, and has
issue,
1. Thomas, b. 13 Feb. 1778, m., 1813,
Sarah Pink.
2. Alexander, b. 30 May 1785, m., 1807,
Anne Stanley, and has issue.
3. Edmund; 4. William-Henry.
5. Frederick-Arthur; (j. Charles-Pierce.
7. Mariana; 8. Susanna-Frances.
9. Elizabeth-Anne; 10. Theophila.
11. Sarah-Henrietta.
3. William, of Brompton, co. Kent, b.
23 April 17(i2, m. EHzabeth, da. of John
Robertson, of London and of Philadelphia,
and had issue, George- Augustus, b. 20 Oct.
1808.
SlrThomas m., 2dly , Sarah, da. of Thomas
King, of Gravesend, co. Kent, esq., and by
her (who d. in Dec. 1777) had,
4. Sarah, d. iinm. 1804.
5. Anne, m., 1802, Joseph Lawford.
Sir Thomas d. .30 Jan. 1810, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
VII. Sir WILLIAM-SALTONSTALL,
present bart.
Arms — See Plate 4. Sable, a chevron,
ermine, between three cronels, argent.
Crest — A castle, triple-towered, or; port
open, argent ; out of it a demi Moor issuant,
armed, proper ; in his right hand a dart,
argent, plumed, and barbed, or; in his left,
a Roman target, of the last.
Residence — Northfleet, co. Kent.
NIGHTINGALE, of Newport Pond, co. Essex.
1 Sept. 1628,
Sir CHARLES-ETHELSTON NIGHTINGALE, Baronet, horn 1 Nov.
1784, succeeded his father, sir Edward, 4 Dec. 1804 ; married^ in Dec. 1805,
his cousin, Maria, only da. of Thomas-Lacy Dickenson, of \Vest Retford,
CO. Notts, esq., and has issue, 1. CHARLES, b. 30 April 1809, m, 2
Feb. 1829, Harriott-IMaria, grandda. of J. Foster, esq., deceased, and niece
of lieut. -gen. Trapaud ; 2. Thomas-Henry, b. 18 April 1810, rw., 22
Nov. 1830, Hannah-Elizabeth, eldest da. of T. H. Parry, esq, ; 3. and
4. Edward-JMalcoi.m {d. 5 Dec. 1818) and Eleanor, twins, b. 3 May
1811; 5. George-IManlev, rf. an infant ; 6. George-Lacy, b.
8 May 1815 ; 7. Frederick-Dickenson, b. 26 Oct. 1816.
WrLLiAM 'Nightinu-nlc, of Burntwood, co.
Essex, d. 28 Jan. 13 Edw. IV. 4th in descent
from him was
I. Sir THOMAS, created a bart. as above,
m., 1st, Millicent, da. of sir Robert Clarke,
of Goodcaster, co. Essex, knt., by whom he
had, besides other issue,
1. RoHHRT, tn. Theodosia, da. of sir Ro-
bert Chester, knt., and d. in his father's
lifetime 30 April 1(!3(!, leaving is-iue by her,
(who re-m, sir Francis Theobald, knt.,)
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Robert, d. unm. Kioi).
3. Granado, d. unm.
4. Geoffrey, m. Anne, da. of John Brid-
ges, of London, and d. 1()!)0, leaving sir
Bridoks and sir Rohkrt, 4th and 5th t)arts.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, Catherine, da. of sir
Robert Chester, knt., by whom he had,
2. Gkokkrkv, ancestor of the present
bart., of whom hereafter.
3. Gamaliel, English consul at Aleppo,
d. unm.
4. Edward, rf. inim.
5. Granado, m., and left issue.
Sir Thomas m., 3dly, Elizabeth, da. of
, by whom he liad, (i. A da.
He d. Jan. 1044, and was succeeded by his
grandson,
II. Sir THOMAS, b. 15 Oct. UW, m.
Anne, da. of George Shires, and aunt and
h. of sir George Shires, bart., and (/. 19 Oct.
1702, leaving issue by Iier (who d. 1705) an
only son,
lil. Sir ROBERT, knighted at White-
hall, 12 Dec. 1085, d. without issue, 3 July
1()!(7. and was succeeded liy his cousin,
IV. Sir HIUDGES, who d. unm., and was
succeeded bv Iiis brother,
V. Sir R(")!n<:ilT, one of the Directors of
the East India Company ; bed. unm., 1722,
wlien the issue male of the 1st bart., by his
POLE.
45
1st wife, became extinct, and the title de-
volved on the issue of Geoffrey, eldest son of
the said baronet by his 2d wife, whose
descendants we now proceed to trace.
Geoffrey Njghtingale, esq., the
eldest son of the 1st bart. by the 2d lady, m.,
1st, Elizabeth, da. of sir William Luckin,
knt., who d. Nov. 16ci4 ; he m., 2dly, Doro-
thy, da. of sir Gilbert Slingsby, knt., comp-
troller of the navy, by whom he had no
children; but by his 1st wife he had,
1. GeoffrevJ b. l(j May ltio6, buried
1 Oct. 1057.
2. Edward, of whom hereafter.
3. Ga.aialiel, baptized 17 Oct. 1664,
buried 28 April 1690.
4. Katherine, m. Thomas Hitch.
5. AxxE, m. Edmund Draper.
He d. 9 May 1681, ast. 64, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
EDWARD, who was baptized 27Aug.l658.
He m. Anne, da. of sir Arthur Slingsby, (liv-
ing in 1722,) by whom he had,
1. Ga.^ialiel, a lunatic, living in 1/22,
who d. vnm.
2. Geoffrey, baptized 1691, d. 17OO.
3. Edward.
4. Granado, baptized 16 Jan. I7OI.
5. Mildred.
6. Mary, m. Thomas Evans, esq., re-
corder of Bury St. Edmunds.
7. Elizabeth ; 8. Axne.
This Edward, surviving sir Robert, thB'
5th bart., became of right 6th bart. ; but
neither he, his son, nor grandson, ever
assumed the title. He rf. 2 July 1723, and
was succeeded by his eldest surviving son,
EDWARD, b. 1696, m. Eleanor, da. of
Charles Ethelston, by whom (who d. 14
Sept. 1771, ast. 71 ) he had,
1. Edward, 6. 4 Sept. 1726, and d. unm.
1782.
2. Geoffrey, d. imm., in May 1771.
3. Gamaliel, of whom hereafter.
4. Charles, who d. unm. 31 Dec. 1757)
a^t. 23.
5. Thomas, d. without issue, 18 May 1772.
6. Robert, m. Mary, da. of Charles
Ethelston, and d. 9 Jan. 1784, aet. 42, leav-
ing 1 da., Eleanor, wife of the 6th bart.
7. Eleanor, m. Ernest Barnard, esq.
(page to Augusta, princess of Wales), who
d. 23 May 175(», a;t. 45.
8. Katharj.ne ; 9. Mildred; IO.Anne,
all d. unm.
The said Edward rf. at Bath, 20 Oct. 1750,
ast. 54.
GAMALIEL, a capt. R.N., 3d son of
Edward, b. 15 Feb. 1731, m. Maria, da. of
Peter Clossen, a merchant at Hamburgh,
by whom (who rf. 20 Feb. 1789, aet.50) he had,
1. Edward,
2. ^L^ria-Eleanor, b. 3 Jan, 1765, m.
Thomas-Lacy Dickenson, of West Retford,
CO. Nottingham, esq.
Gamaliel rf. Jan. 1791, and was succeeded
by his only son,
VI. Sir EDWARD, b. 16 Oct. 1760, whose
claim to this baronetcy was admitted in
1797, as heir male of sir Thomas, 1st bart.;
m. Eleanor, da. and h. of his uncle, Robert
Nightingale, of Kneesvvorth, esq., and by
her (who rf. 20 Jan. 1825) had issue,
1. Edward, rf. in June 179U.
Sir Charles-Ethelston,
2.
bart
3.
4.
1792
5.
6.
Gamaliel, b. 13 Feb, 1786,
Alexander-Malcolm, b.
present
rf. 1818.
30 Nov.
Leonard, b. 9 Feb. 1794.
Ernest, b. 12 Aug. 1796.
7. Julia, b. 15 April 1787, m., 16 April
1808, James Markland, esq. of the 63d regt.
of foot, rf. March 1815.
8. ELizABETH-SorHiA, b. 21 Feb, 1790,
m., 8 March 1811, hon. Charles-Ewrn Law,
recorder of London, 2d son of Edward, first
lord Ellenborough.
9. Isabella, b. 27 Oct. 179L
10. Henrietta, rf. June 1797.
11. Geoffrey, m., 29 June 1822, Mary,
only da. of the late Thomas Knowlys, esq.,
of Stockwell, Surrey.
Sir Edward rf. 4 Dec. 1804, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir CHARLES-ETHELSTON, pre-
sent bart.
Arms — See Plate 4. Per pale, ermine, and
gules, a rose, counter-changed.
Crest — On a mount vert, an ibex, sejant,
argent, armed, tufted, and maned, or.
iieat — At Kneesworth Hall, co. Cambridge.
POLE, of Shute, CO. Devon.
12 Sept. 1G28.
Sir \VILLLVM-TE:MPLER pole, Baronet, M.A., Doctor of Laws,
in the University of Oxford, one of the Justices of the Peace for the
counties of Devon and Somerset, and High Sheriff of Devon 1818 ; born
2 Aug. 1782; succeeded his father, sir John-AVilHam, 30 Nov. 1799;
married.^ 1st, 26 Aug. 1804, Sophia-Anne, only da. of George Templer, of
Shapwick, co. Somerset, esq., and by her (who d. J 7 March 1808) had
issue, 1. Sohhia-Anne ; 2. Willia3i-Templer, who both d.
young; 3. JOHN-GEORGE, b. 21 Jan. 1808, wz., 26 March 1829,
Margaretta, 2d da. of Henry Barton, esq., of Saucethorp Hall, co. Lincoln,
and has issue, Margaretta -Liichesa-Jane-Maria, b. in Italy, 16 Aug. 1831.
Sir William m., 2dly, 31 July 1810, Charlotte-Frances, da. of John Eraser,
esq., and niece of the late John Farquhar, of Fonthill Abbey, Wilts, esq.,
by whom he has,- 4. Charlotte, b. 15 Feb. 1813; 5. Jaxe-
Maria, b. 3 Nov. 1814, m., 12 Feb. 1833, Edward- Wyndham-Harrington
Schenley, esq. ; 6. William-Edmuxd, 6. 3 July 1816; 7- Regi-
nald-Frederick, b. 20 Oct. 1818.
This is a younger branch of the family of
Poole, of Poole Hall, in Wirral, co. Chester.
The first of the family who settled in De-
vonshire was
46
POLE.
Arthur Pole, 2d son of sir William Pole,
of Wivral; he m. Elizabeth, da, and h. of
John Pole, co. Devon, and 5th in descent
from him was.
Sir William Pole, of Colcomb, co. De-
von, knt., who m. Mary, da. and co-h. of
sir William Periam, knt., chief baron of
tlie Exchequer, and was father of
I. Sir JOHN, 1st baronet, was raised to
that dignity in the Hfetime of his father,
was knt. of" the shire for Devon, m. Eliza-
beth, da. of Roger How, by whom he had
issue,
1. William, knighted by king Charles I.,
d. in his father's lifetime H)41 ; m,, 1st,
Grace, da. of sir Thomas Trenchard, knt.,
by whom he had no surviving issue; and
2dly, Catharine, da. of Henry St. Barb,
esq., by whom he had 2 sons, who d. in
their infancy, and 4 das.,
Catharine, d. u»m. in lOfiS.
Jane, m. Humphrey Sydenham, esq.
Amy, 7w. William Floyer, esq.
Elizabeth, d. unm.
2. Sir CouRTENAY, 2d bart.
X John, d. young.
4. Martha, m. Ivory.
5. Jane, m. Croker.
(5. Elizabeth, d. unm.
Sir John d. 16 April 1G58, and was suc-
ceeded by his 2d son,
II. Sir COURTENAY, m. Urith, da. of
Shapcote, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir JOHN, 3d bart.
2. Courtenay, d. young.
3. Jane, m., 1st, sir Coplestone Bamp-
fylde, of Poltiraore, co. Devon, bart.; and
2dly, Edward Gibbons, esq.
4. Penelope, m. the lion. Francis Ro-
barts, 2d son to John, earl of Radnor, but
d. without issue.
5. Mary, d. young.
Sir Courtenay d. 25 April ]fi95, and was
succeeded by his only surviving son,
III. Sir JOHN, who, 1(188, wasamember
in that parliament which settled the crown
on king William and queen Mary; as he
was also of those parliaments which were
summoned 1(388 and 1(J!)7, and chosen knt.
CO. Devon, the 13th of the same reign; was
elected again a burgess for East Looe, 1702;
and for Newport, 17l»5; rf. 13 March 1707,
having m. Anne, youngestda. of sir William
Maurice, knt. of Wenington, co. Devon,
one of the secretaries of state to king Charles
II., by whom he had,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. John, who was capt. in the war of
Spain, and d. unm. June 171(*.
3. Charles, d. in his infancy.
4. Carolus, in holy orders, rector of St.
Breoks, co. Cornwall, m. Sarah, eldest da.
of Jonathan Rashleigh, of Menabilly, co.
Cornwall, esq., and had issue,
1. Reginald, who m. Anne, da. of John-
Francis Buller, of Morval, co. Cornwall,
esq., and d. 11 Nov. 17(if), leaving issue by
her (who d.25 Ajiril 1758) ; 1. IVi^ht-hon. Wi-
ginald Pole-Caraiv, m., 1st, 18 Nov. 1784,
Jemima, only da. and h. of the hon. John
Yorke, and 2dly, 4 May 11!()8, Caroline-
Anne, da. of William-Henry, lord Lyttle-
ton ; by his 1st lady he had issue ; Char-
lotte; Jemima; Joseph, w. and has issue;
Elizabeth; Agneta; Amabel; John Regi-
nald, h. Oct. l!;()(i, d. July 1804.
2. Sir Charles-Mdrice, G.C.B. admiral
of the red; m., 10 Junel7i)2, Henrietta,
da. of John Goddard, of Woodford Hall,
CO. Essex, esq., by whom (who d. 16 Nov.
1818) he had issue three das., and d. Sept.
1830, the title became extinct.
3. Edward, formerly of All Souls Col-
lege, Oxon, m., and has issue.
4. Anne, m., 20 May 1772, Charles, 1st
earl Somers.
5. Sarah, m. Henry-Hippesley Coxe,
of Stone Easton, co. Somerset, esq.
5. Charlotte, d. young.
6. Urith, m. sir John Trevelyan, of
Nettlecombe, co. Somerset, bart.
7. Mary; 8. Anme, boih d. young.
Sir John d. March I707, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, who was elected
member for Newport, in Cornwall, 13
William 111., and in every parliament from
that time to 1712, when he was chosen knt.
CO. Devon, and 2 years after constituted
master of the household to queen Anne.
He m. a da. of mr. Warren, by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. John Anstis, clerk, 2d
son of John Anstis, esq., garter king of
arms.
Sir William, d. 1 Dec. 1741, and was
succeeded by his only son,
V. Sir JOHN, »).,"lst, Elizabeth, da. and
co-h. of John Mills, of Woodford, co. Es-
sex, esq., and by her (who d. 13 Aug. 1758)
he had,
1. Sir Joiin-William, 6th bart.
2. John, d. unm. I7IO.
3. Charlks, d. young.
4. Charles, in holy orders, m. Sarah,
da. of Jonathan Rashleigh, of Menabilly,
CO. Cornwall, by whom he left,
1. Jane.
2. Reginald, who m. Anne, 2d da. of
John-Francis Buller, of Morval, co. Corn-
wall, esq., and by her had, 1. Anne; 2.
ReffinnM ; 3. Sarah; 4. Charles; 5. Mo/'
ris ; 6. Edward.
3. John, in holy orders, d. unm. 1750.
Sir John nu, 2dly, miss Palmer (who sur-
vived him and re-Di. George Claveiing, esq.)
Sir John d. 19 Feb. 1766, and was succeeded
by his son,
VI. Sir JOHN-WILLIAM, m., 9 Jan.
177i>> Anne, only da. of James Templer, of
Stover House, esq., by whom (who d. 12
Feb. 1832) he had,
1. Sir William-Templer. present bart.
2. Marianntk, b. 14 Sept. 1783, m., 2 Oct.
1810, J. M. West, of New House, co. Gla-
morgan, esq.
3. John-George, 6. 5 Dec. 1787, d. 26
Aug. 1803.
Sir John-William was elected member for
West Looe in 17i>0, and sometime served the
office of sherifl' of his native co. He d. on
the 30 Nov. 171)9, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM-TEMPLER, present
barcmet.
/1/m.v — See Plate 4. Azure, sem^e of
fleurs de lis, and a lion rampant, argent.
Crest — A lion's jamb, gules, armed, or.
S;/;)/)or^'r.9— Dexter, a stag, gules, attired
and unguled, or; sinister, a griffin, azure;
gorged with a ducal crown, proper; armed
and beaked, as the stag.
Motto— I'ollet virtus.
S-.'at—Shule House, near Axminster, eo.
Devon.
WOLSELEY.— GRAHAM.
WOLSELEY, of Wolseley, co. Stafford.
24 Nov. 1628.
Sir CHARLES WOLSELEY, Baronet, horn 20 July 1769, succeeded
his father, sir William, 5 Aug. 1817 ; married, 1st, 13 Dec. 1792, Mary,
2d da. of the hon. Thomas CliiFord, of Tixall, co. Stafford, and by her
(who d. 16 July 1811) had issue, 1. Charles, d. an infant; 2.
Spencer-William, b. Oct. 1797i d. at Milan, 18 Dec. 1832; and,
2dly, 2 July 1812, Anne, youngest da. of Anthony Wright, of Wield-side,
CO. Essex, esq., by whom lie has issue, 3. CHARLES, b. 27 Oct. 1819 ;
4. Maryanke; 5. Caroline; 6. Henry.
This is a family of great antiquity, and
has been long seated CO. Stafford; the first
mentioned in the pedigree is Siwardus,
lord of Wisele. The 5th in descent from
him was Robert, who was lord of Wolseley,
and lived in 1281. Ralph, another descend-
ant, was one of the barons of the exchequer
temp, Edw. IV.
I. Sir ROBERT, 1st bart. (created as
above), was clerk of the patents in Chan-
cery; m. !\Iary, 2d da. of sir George Wrough-
ton, knt., by whom he had,
1. Sir Charles, 2d bart.
2. Robert; 3. Thomas.
4. Ralph, all d. xtnm.
5. Col. Willia:.! Wolseley, who accom-
panied king William into Ireland, and com-
manded the Inniskillen men at the battle of
the Boyne ; after which he was m.ade master
of the ordnance, privy counsellor, and one
of the lords justices of Ireland: he d. imm.
1697.
6. Penelope, m., 1st, Fountaine,
of Ireland; and 2dly, Richard Edwards,
esqrs.
7. Mary, d. unm.
8. Frances, m. John Dives, esq., 3d son
of sir tewis Dives, knt., and d. in 1702.
9. Mary, m. Thomas NeviJl, esq.
10. Anxe, m. Copwood Hollins.
11. Dorothy, d, unm.
Sir Robert d. 21 Sept. 1646, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir CHARLES, who represented co.
Stafford in parliament temp, kings Charles I.
and II., and was a very considerable man in
those times; m. Anne, youngest da. of Wil-
liam, viscount Say-and-Sele, by whom he
had,
1. Robert, a zealous parliamentarian,
who, for his service, was made one of Crom-
well's lords, and being in favour with king
William, was sent envov to Brussels, 3
March 1691-2 ; he d. unm. 1697.
2. Charles, m. one of the das. and co-h.
of Beaumont, esq., and relict of
Tildsley, esq., but had no issue.
3. FiENN'KS, d. young.
4. William, 3d bart.
5. Henry, 4th bart.
6. Captain Richard, m. Frances, da. of
m.r. Burnetson, of Ireland, by whom he
had,
1. Charles, who d. young.
2. Sir William, 5th bart.
3. Robert; 4. Richard.
7. Jajies, m. Christian, da. of mr. Mer-
ritt, of Ireland, by whom he had only
one da.
8. Elizabeth,*??. RobertSomerville,esq.,
and was mothei of William Somerville, esq.,
author of The Clm-'e.
9. Mary, m. Richard Edwards, esq.
10. Axne, w. John Berry.
11. Dorothy; 12. Bridget.
13. Penelope, who rf. young.
14. Si SAN, ??). Charles Wedgewood, esq.
1.5. Penelope; 16. Frances.
17. Constance.
Sir Charles rf. Oct. 1714, and was succeeded
by his 4th, but eldfst surviving son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, who was unfortu-
nately drowned in his chariot-and-four, re-
turning home from Lichfield, 8 July 1728,
between 7 and 8 o'llock in the evening,
passing a little brook, in a village called
Long, in the high road. Vied, unm., and
was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir HENRY, who also d. unm. 1730,
whereupon the dignity and estate devolved
on his nephew,
V. Sir WILLIAM, eldest surviving son
of capt. Richard Wolseley, 6th son of sir
Charles, 2d bart., before mentioned. He m^
aiid had a son, William. Sir William d. in
1779, and was succeeded by his son,
VL Sir V»'ILLIAM, b. 24 Aug. I74O, m.,
1765, miss Chambers, of Wimbledon, co.
Surrey, and by her had issue,
1. William, d. an infant.
2. .Sir Charles, present bart.
3. Robert, in holy orders, m. a da. of
the rev. archdeacon Hand, d. 1 Sept. 1815.
4. Henry, m., 1793, Charlotte, da. of
John-Delap Halliday, esq., by Jane Tolle-
mache, da. of Lionel, 3d earl of Dysart ;
which lady d. 1826.
5. William-Edward.
6. Charlotje.
7. Sophia, both d. infants.
8. Susannah, d. voin^g.
9. Maria, ???., 3l' Oct. 1820, rev. John
Riland, rector of Sutton Coldfield, co. War-
wick.
10. Charlotte, m. major-gen. Browne.
11. Caroline, m. Robert Haig, of Edin-
burgh, esq., and d. 1833.
12. Cecilia, m., 7 July 1812, the rev.
Charles Prowett, nephew of Henry Bathurst,
lord bishop of Norwich.
Sir William d. 5 Aug. I8I7, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VIL Sir CHARLES, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 4. Argent, a talbot, pas-
sant, gules.
Crest — Out of a ducal crown, or a wolfs
head, erased, proper.
Seat—A.t Wolseley, co. Stafford.
GRAHAIM, of EsK, co. Cumberland.
29 March 1629.
Sir ROBERT GRAHAM, Baronet, succeeded his brother, sir Charles,
48
EVERY.
1795 ; horn 1 Oct. 1769
John Young, of Battle,
BETH-SuSANNAH, b. 21
3. Euphemta-Har
b. 24 May 1816; 5.
WARD, b. 1 Jan. 1820;
Stuart -Frederick,
Dec. 1824; 10. Cec
; married. 25 April 1810, Elizabeth, only da. of
CO. Sussex, surgeon, and has issue, 1. Lliza-
Jan. 1812; 2. ROBERT, b. 14 Aug. 1813;
riet,6. 4 Nov. 1814; 4. William-Charles,
Richard-John, b. 23 Nov. 1817; 6. Ed-
7- Frances-Ann, b. IG June 1822; 8.
b. 12 Nov. 1823; 9. Mary-Stuart, b. 10
ilia-Jane-Maria, b. 16 May 1826
ginald-Fergus, b. 23 July 1828.
11. Re-
This family is descended from the same
common ancestor with the duke of Mon-
trose, viz. William Graham, who settled in
Scotland in the reign of king David I.
Malise Graham, earl of Monteith, 12th
in descent from the above William, d. about
1490 ; and from his 2d son, John, commonly
called John wi'ih the Bright Sword, de-
scended the present bart., the Grahams, of
Norton Conyers, barts. (>^ee that title), and
several other families. Fergi:s Graham,
the immediate ancestor of this house, was
of Plomp, CO. Cumberland, temp. James I.,
and his 2d son,
I. Sir RICHARD, was created a bart. 29
March l(i2!>, and d. lCi53, leaving, besides
other issue, 1. sir George, his successor;
2. sir Richard, of Norton Conyers, created
a bart. 16(32 (see that title.;
II. Sir GEORGE, 2d bart., d. 1657, leav-
ing, besides other issue, 1. sir Richard,
3d bart. ; 2. William, ancestor of the present
bart., of whom hereafter.
III. Sir RICHARD, 3d bart., was created
viscount Preston, in the Peerage of Scot-
land, 1()80; and the baronetage continued
merged in that higher dignity during the
lifetime of himself, his son, Euward, and
his grandson, Charles, 2d and 3d viscounts
and 4th and oth barts.; but, on the death
of the latter, without issue, 1730, it devolved
on the representative of William, 4th son of
the 2d bart., whose issue we now proceed to
give.
W'lLLIAM GRAHAM, 4th son of the
2d bart., was D.D., dean of Carlisle and
Wells, and clerk of the closet to queen
Anne, and d. 1712, leaving two sons, of
whom Robert (the youngest) was father of
sir James Graham, of Netherby, created a
bart., 1782 {f>ee that title) ; and the eldest,
CHARLES, was in holy orders, rector of
Southchurch, co. Essex, m. Priscilla, da.
of Billingsley, of Tottenham, co.
Middlesex, esq. He d. 1734, leaving issue,
1. The rev. sir William, who succeeded
to the baronetcy on the death of his cousin,
Charles Graham, viscount Preston, 17.39.
2. The rev. Thomas-Fane-Charles, b.
13 Oct. 1734, m. Anne, da. of rev. Joseph
Harrington, of Clare, co. Suffolk, relict of
the rev. Francis Greenwood, of Darfield, co.
York, vicar of Higham-Ferrars, co. North-
ampton, and d. without issue 1782.
3. Bridget, m. Thomas Elkington, of
Coventry, gent., and had issue.
VI. The rev. sir WILLIAM, who suc-
ceeded as above, on the death of his cousin,
viscount Preston, m. Susannah Reeve, of
Ashburnham, co. Sussex, relict of Richard
Trench of Battle, co. Sussex, d. 1774, and
had issue,
1. Sir Charles, 7th bart.
2. Sir Robert, present bart.
3. William, b. 13 Sept. 1771, unm.
4. Susannah, b. 17 July 1762, d. unm.
5. Priscjlla, 6. 13 Aug. 1763, d. unm.
1799.
6. Harriet, b. 23 Sept. 1767, dec.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest
son,
VIL Sir CHARLES, b. 11 Nov. 1764, d.
unm., -Hi Nov. 1795, and was succeeded by
his brother,
VIII. Sir ROBERT, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. First and fourth, or,
on a chief sable, 3 escallops of the 1st,
Graham : second and third, or, a fess
chequey argent, and azure, in chief, a chev-
ron, gules, Stewart.
Crest — Two wings addorsed, or.
Motto — Reason contents me.
Seats— Y-sk, co. Cumberland, and Putney,
CO. Surrey.
EVERY, of Eggington, co. Derby.
26 May 1641.
Sir HENRY EVERY, Baronet, born 4 June 1777, succeeded his
father, sir Edward, 28 Dec. 1785 ; married, 22 Dec. 1798, Penelope, sister
of the late sir John-Parker Mosley, bart., and by her (who d. 30 Aug. 1812)
had issue, 1. HENRY, b. Jan. 1800, in the life guards, m., 16 May
1826, Maria- Charlotte, da. of the very rev. Charles Talbot, late dean of
Sahsbury, (who d. 26 Aug. 1827,) and he m., 2dly, 26 IMarch 1829, Caro-
line, da. of Henry Jetfry, viscount Ashbrook, and has issue, a </«., 6. 11
Sept. 1832 ; a da., b. 21 Jan. 1834 ; 2. Edward, b. IMarch 1802 ;
3. John, in the army, f/. 23 Sept. 1830; 4. Frederick-Simon, of
Blakeley Lodge, co. Derby, b. June 1804, m., June 1834, Mary, eldest da.
of W. Brutton, esq.; 5. Penelope, b. 30 Aug. 1808.
I. Sir SIMON, the 1st bart. (created as
above) was a great sufferer for king Charles
I. He m, Anne, eldest da. and co-h. of sir
Henry Leigh, of Eggington, knt., whereby
he became possessed of that and other
estates; by her (who d. 1673) he had issue,
CAVE.
4U
1. Sir Hevry, 2d bart.
2. John, of Burton-upon-Trent, d. with-
out issue.
3. Francis, d. 1708, leaving issue — John,
of Derby, who d. 1746, leaving issue, Henry,
also of Derby, who rf. 1775, having had a
son, John, w'ho rf. 17(^7, and who was father
of sir Edward, 8th bart.
4. Si.MON, of Nottingham, d., ?<«««., 1G80.
5. Catharine, m., 16-i7> Cracroft,
citizen of London.
Sir Simon d. about 1648, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir'HENRV, also a great sufferer for
his loyalty. He m. Vere, eldest da. and
co-h. of sir Henry Herbert, knt., master of
the revels to king Charles I., by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir Henry, 3d bart.
2. Charles, d. without issue.
3. Sir JoHv, 4th bart.
4. Simon, d. young.
5. Sir Simon, of Naunby, 5th bart.
6. WiLLiAai, capt. in the army, b. 1GG2,
d. ttnm. 1600.
7. Vere, m. Gaynor, esq.
8. Anne, m. Matthew Alured, of Heydon,
CO. York, esq., and d. 1725.
0. Elizabeth. m. -Cummins.
10. Frances, d. unm.
11. Mary.
Sir Henry d. 29 Sept. 1700, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
in. Sir HENRY, twice m., but d. with-
out issue male 1709, was succeeded by his
brother,
IV. Sir JOHN, who was captain of the
Queen, a first-rate man-of-war, and did
signal services in the reign of king William
III. He was also twice nu, but d. 1 July
1729, wi/ncut issue, and vias succeeded by
}iis next brother,
V. The rev. sir SIMON, who was rector
of Naunby, co. Lincoln, m. Mary, eldest
da. of the rev. Joshua Clarke, by whom he
had issue.
1. Sir Henry, 6th bart.
2. Sir John, 7th bart.
3. Simon, in holy orders, d. u»m,
4. Joshua-Clarke; S.Edward.
6. Jane; 7 Anne; 8. Martha, alld.wjw.
9. Susannah ; 10. Marv, both d. itnm.
11. Anne, m. Benjamin Tong, esq.
12. Elizabeth, d. taim.
Sir Simon d. 12 Jan. 1753, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir HENRY, w., 1 July 1741, Frances,
da. of Henry Ibbetson, esq., and d. without
issue, 31 May 1755, the title and estate de-
volved on the next brother,
VII. The rev. sir JOHN, m., but had no
issue. He d. 1773> whereupon the title and
estate devolved to his kinsman,
VIII. Sir EDWARD, who was, as above
stated, great-great-grandson of Francis
Every, 3d son of the 1st bart. He m. Mary,
da. of Edward Morley, of Horsley, cb.
Derby, esq., relict of William Elliott, and
also of Joseph Bird, esqrs., by whom (who
Mi.,4thly, Ashton Mosely, of Park Hall, co.
Derby, esq., and d. 9 Feb.' 1826,) he had issue,
1. Sir Henry, 9th bart.
2. Sarah-Elizabeth-Goodman, rf. unm,
Oct. 1826.
3. Sophia-Anne, nu, Jan. 1804, sir Os-
wald Mosley, bart.
4. John, ?»., 3 May 1813, , only da.
of the late William Osborne, of Old Park,
CO. Kent, esq.
5. Frances, m., July 1804, major Wil-
liam Miller, and d. Aug. 1824.
6. Edward, who was unfortunately lost
in La Babet sloop (in which he was a mid-
shipman) in the West Indies, in the year 1801 .
Sir Edward d. 28 Dec. 1785, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir HENRY, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. Erminois, two chev-
ronels, azure, between two others, gules.
Crest — A demi-unicorn, argent, gutteede
sang, and crined or.
Seat — At Egginton, co. Derby.
CAVE, of Stanford, co. Northampton.
30 June 1641.
Sir WILLIAM.BROWNE CAVE, Baronet, born 19 Feb. 1765; sue
ceeded the rev. sir Charles, 21 March 1810 ; married, 4 Jan. 1793, Louisa,
4th da. of sir Robert-Mead Wilmot, of Chaddesden, co. Derby, bart., and
by her (who d. July 1819) had issue, 1. Williaji, b. 7 June and d.
28 June 1794; 2. JOHN-ROBERT, b. 4 March 1798, m., 22 Nov.
1821, Catherine-Penelope, youngest da. and co-h. of William Milles, of
Barlaston Hall, co. Stafford, esq., and has issue, 1. 31illes, h. 1 Aug. 1822 ;
2. Verney^ i». Jan. 1833, and three das.\ 3. William-Asteley, in
holy orders, b. 3 Aug. 1799, m., 1st, Eliza-Martha, da. of "Watken,
esq., of Newhouse, co. Gloucester, who d. s.p., and, 2dly, Julia, da. of
Minton, of Stoke, co. Stafford, esq., and has issue, two children ; 4.
Thomas, b. 16 June 1801, w., 10 April 1827, Anne, eldest da. of J.
Walker, of Broomhouse, co. Lancaster, esq., and has issue four children ;
5. WiLMOT, b. 5 Dec. 1802, ?«., 1st, Mary, eldest da. of Eccles,
of Eccles, CO. Lancaster, and, 2dly, INIary, eldest da. of rev. T. Westmore-
land, vicar of Sandal Slagna, co. York ; 6. Edwakd-Sacheverell,
b. 3 Oct. 1804, m., 7 July 1830, INIary, only da. of John-Farside Watson,
of Bilton Park, co. York, esq., and has issue two children ; "i. Harriet,
b. 6 July 1795, m., 4 Sept. 1832, "William Booth, of Eeighton, co. Derby,
esq.; — ~Q. Louisa-Catiierine, i. 11 Sept. 1796, d. 20 Feb. 1810.
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CAVE.
A PEDIGREE of this family, collected and
certified by sir William Segar, garter king
at arms, 1632, derives it from Jordan de
Cave, who inherited thelordships of North
and South Cave, co. York, upon the death,
without issue, of his brother Wyamarus de
Cave, 10(J9. The descendants of Jordan
continued seated at Cave for eleven genera-
tions, when sir Alexander Cave d., leaving
an only da., INIaud, who conveyed that lord-
ship in marriage with sir Alexander Lownde,
of Lownde Hall, co. Bucks; but the male
line of the family was carried on by Peter
Cave, next brother of sir Alexander, who
settled at Stanford, co. Northampton,
where his grandson, Thomas Cave, was
buried 14ii5.
Sir Thomas Cave, knt., grandson of
the above-named Thomas, d. 1558; and
4th in descent from him, and I'Jth from
Jordan de Cave, was
1. Sir THOMAS, the 1st bart., who was,
during the civil wars, a strenuous asserter
of his sovereign's cause, supplying him with
arms, ammunition, &c. Sir Thomas m., 1st,
Catharine, da. of sir Anthony Haselwood,
knt., by whom he had no issue ; and2dly,
D). Penelope, da. of Thomas, 2d viscount
Wenman, of Tuam, Ireland, which title
became extinct in the person of Philip, 7th
viscount, in 1800, by whom he had,
J. Sir Roger, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, d. unm.
3. Ambrose, a brigadier in the life-
giiar^is, who was slain 1()90, as he was sit-
ting peaceably in his chair in public com-
pany, by one Biron, an officer, whose life he
had frequently spared, though many provo-
cations had caused frequent skirmishing
between them ; and in return for his gene-
rosity, Mr. Biron ran his sword through
his back, as he sat in his chair, of which
wound he soon died ; the sword was left in
his body, but the offender fled, and no dili-
gence could ever discover him.
4. Eleanor, d. uinn.
5. Mary, m. sir Orlando Bridgeman,
bart., 2d son of the lord-keeper.
Sir Thomas was succeeded by his eldest
son,
II. Sir ROGER, represented the city of
Coventry in parliament, 12 Charles II. He
m., 1st, Martha, da. and h. of John Brown,
esq., clerk of the parliament, by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
2. John.
.3. Charles, drowned at sea in the great
storm in Nov. 1703, being on board one of
her majesty's ships of war.
4. John; .5. Oliver, both d. s.p.
Cu Elizabeth, m. sir John Cheshire,
knt., serjeant-at-law.
7. Penelope, m. John Creswell Went-
worth, esq., who d. 4 June 172(5.
Sir Roger m., 2dly, Mary, da. of sir Wil-
liam Bromley, of Baginton, knt., and sister
of the right hon. William Bromley, speaker
of the house of commons and secretary of
state to Queen Anne, and by her (who sur-
vived him, and d. 22 Nov. 1721 ) had issue,
8. Roger, grandfather of the present
bart., of whom hereafter.
9. Mary, m. sir WilUam Dixwell, bart.,
and d. Feb. 1714.
10. Eleanor, HI., 1st, sir Holland Egerton,
bart.; and 2(Uy, John Brooke, esq., son of
sir Thomas Brooke, bart., and d. Sept.
1734.
Sir Roger rf. 11 Oct. 1703, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir THOMAS, who was M.P. for
CO. Leicester in all the parliaments from
9 Anne till his death, 21 April 1719. He m.
Margaret, youngest da. of John Vemev,
viscount Fermanagh, of Ireland, (which
title became extinct in 1791, on the death
of Ralph, 3d viscount Fermanagh, and 2d
earl Verney,) by whom he had,
1. Sir Verney, 4th bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
3. Elizabeth, m. Richard Pilsworth,
esq., who d. 1748 ; and rf. 1755.
4. Penelope, m. Richard Thompson,
esq., one of the prothonotaries of the court
of Common Pleas, who d. 1748; and rf.
1 Oct. 178(J.
Sir Thomas rf. 21 April 1719, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir VERNEY, rf. unm., and was suc-
ceeded bv his only brother,
V. SirTHOMAS,of the Inner Temple,
barrister-at-law; m., 173(i, Elizabeth, sole
da. and h. of Griffith Davies, M.D., by
Elizabeth, da. of sir John Burgoyne, bart.,
by whom (who rf. 28 April 1760) he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 6l.h bart.
2. Elizabeth, m., 1767, Bennet, 3d earl
of Harborough, who rf. 1770; and d, 5
March 1797.
3. Penelope, rf. rmm. 28 April 1771'
4. Margaret, m. John Moses, esq., who
rf. 177''^; m., 2dly, Thomas Robinson, of
Kensington, esq., who rf. 181U; she rf. 14
July I8I7.
5. Mary-Constantia, m. sir Henry
Etherington, bart., rf. 25 Feb. 1811.
6. Rev. sir Charles, 8th bart.
7. Annk, m., Jan. 1777, Thomas Mar riot,
D.D., prebendary of Westminster, rector of
St. Michael Bassishaw, and chaplain in ordi-
nary to his iTiajesty, who rf. I78I : she
rf. 23 Dec. 1833, aet. 85.
8. Isabella, b. 175O, rf. 1 Jan. I8I7.
Sir Thomas rf. 7 Aug. 1778, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, b. 1737, m. Sarah, da.
of John Edwards, of London, merchant, by
whom {who rf. July 1819) he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
2. Sarah, m. Henry Otway, esq., of Cas-
tle Otway, in Ireland, who rf. 13 Sept. 1815.
She and her issue, by license, 28 March
1818, resumed the name of Cave, after Ot-
way.
Sir Thomas rf. 31 May 1780, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, ?;. 1766. w., 2 June
1791, Lucy, only da. of Robert, 4th earl of
Harborough. Ladv Lucy, surviving him,
nu, 2dly, 2(> Aug. 179B, the hon. Philip Dou-
verie Pusey, son of Jacob, 1st viscount
Folkestone. He rf. 15 Jan. 1792, and was
succeeded by his uncle,
VIII. Sir CHARLES, M.A., in holy
orders, who rf. mnn., 21 March 1810, was
succeeded by his cousin, sir William, whose
descent we now proceed to state.
Roger Cave, esq., son of sir Roger,
2d bart., by his 2d wife, ni. Catherine, da.
and h. of VVilliam Browne, of Stretton, co.
Leicester, esq., and rf. March 1741, leaving
issue by her, (whorf. 6 May 1772,)
1. William-Bromley, rf. mim. 1788.
2. John, father of the 9th bart.
3. Ann A-M a r ia ,/n. the rev. James Cham-
bers, rector of Stretton.
4. Elizabeth, ui. John Wood.
5. Penklope,?/). Thomas Mould.
John, 2d son of Roger Cave, inherited
the Stretton estate from his grandfather,
and took the name of Browne, by act of
parliament, 1752 ; m., 1st, (! Dec. 1757,
Frances, da. of Theodore-William Inge,
esq., by whom (who rf. Oct. 1758) he had no
issue. He m., 2dly, Catharine, da. of Tho-
mas Astley, of Westminster, by whom he
had issue.
ABDY.
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1. Sir William, who succeeded to the
title of bart., as above mentioned.
2. John, in holy orders,rector of Stretton,
m. Margaret, da, of R. Haymes, and had
issue.
3. Thomas, in the army.
4. Edward, in the army.
5. Axna-Marea. m., 1797j the rev, Leb-
beus-Charles Humfrey.
(>. Louisa, m., 1799, William Haymes, of
Kilworth, esq. ; and several other children.
John Cave-Browne, esq., rf. 2 Oct. 1798,
and was succeeded in his estate by his eldest
son,
IX. Sir WILLIAM, 9th and present bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. Azure, fretty, argent.
Crest — A greyhound current, sable, to
which, on an escroll, proceeding from his
mouth, for motto, Gardez (of the same
signification with Cave, the imperative of
Caveo), alluding to the name.
Seat — At Stretton Hall, co. Derby.
ABDY, of Felix Hall, co. Essex.
7 July 1641.
Sir WILLIAM ABDY, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir William, 21
July 1803 ; married, 3 June 180G, Anne, natural da. of Richard, marquess
Wellesley, K.G., (which marriage was dissolved by act of parliament, 25
June 1816, and she m., 2dly, 23 July 1816, lord Charles Bentinck, 3d son
of William-Henry, 3d duke of Portland, K.Gr.)
Roger Abdy, of London, merchant,
tn. Mary, da. of Richard White, of Hutton
Hall, CO. Essex, esq., and rf. 1595, leaving
two sons, I. Edmund, (who, by Judith, da.
of sir Christopher Yelverton, judge of the
Common Pleas, had one son, sir Christopher
Abdti, who m. the youngest da. of sir Her-
bert Croft, of Suffolk.)
2. Anthony, alderman of London,
and one of its sheriffs in 1(J30, m. Abigail,
da. of sir Thomas Campbell, knt., alderman
of London, and by her had three sons, who
all received the honour of baronetcy. 1.
sir Thomas, created a bart. 1()41 ; 2. sir Ro-
bert, of Albins, co. Essex, created a bart.
1(560, which title became extinct in 1759 ;
.3. sir John, of Moores, in Salcot Vesley, co.
Essex, created a bart. June 10(50, which
title became extinct 1662.
I. Sir THOMAS, the 1st bart., m. Mary,
da. of sir Lucas Corsellis, by whom (who rf.
e> April 1645) he had,
1. James, rf. an infant.
2. Rachael, m. Philip Gurdon, esq.
3. Abtgail, m. sir Mark Guyon, knt.
He m., 2dly, Anne, da. of sir Thomas
Soame, knt., by whom (who rf. 19 June
1679) he had,
4. Sir Anthony, 2d bart.
a. Thomas, rf. 12 April 1697.
6. Willfam, rf. 1682.
7. Sarah.
8. Anne, rf. 1682.
9. Mary, m. Wentworth Gameys, esq.
10. Joanna, rf. 1710.
11. Alice, m. William Stane, esq.
12. Judith ; 13. Sabah.
Sir Thomas rf. 14 Jan. 1685, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IL Sir ANTHONY, m. Mary, sole da.
and h. of Richard Mil ward, D.D., canon of
Windsor, (byMary, da. of sir Anthony Tho-
mas, of Cobham, co. Surrey, by Mary, da.
of sir William Ayloff, of Great Braxhead,
CO. Surrey,) by v.'hom he had,
1. Thomas, rf. an infant, 1684.
2. Sir Anthony-Thomas, 3d bart.
3. William, 4th bart.
4. Charles; 5. Richard; 6. Mary.
7- Anne; 8. Joanna; 9. Elizabeth.
10. Rachakl; 11. Margaret.
He rf. 2 April 1704, and was succeeded by
his son,
IIL Sir ANTHONY-THOMAS, m., 1st,
Mary, da. and co-h. of Hope Gilford, of
Colchester, co. Essex, esq., who rf. 17I8;
m., 2dly, 1729, Charlotte, da. of sir Thomas
Barnardiston, of Theddington, co. Suffolk,
bart., who rf. 19 Feb. 1731 ; m., 3dly, Anne,
da. of Thomas Williams, esq., who rf. 21
Sept. 1745. By the first and last he had no
issue, but by the 2d he had two das.,
1. Charlotte, m. John, son of sir John
Williams, knt.
2. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Reeves, esq.
Sir Anthony rf. June 1733, and was suc-
ceeded by his next brother,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, m. the sole h. of
Philip Stotherd, of Terlington, co. Essex,
esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Anthony-Thomas, 5th bart.
2. The rev. Stothard, m. Theodosia,
youngest da. of sir Robert Abdy, of Albyns,
CO. Essex, bart. ; m., 2dly, Harriet, youngest
da. of Peyton Altham, esq., and rf. 3 April
1773, without issue.
3. Sir William, 6th bart.
4. Mary, m. Ambrose Dickins, esq., of
Wollaston, co. Northampton.
5. Charlotte, wi.dr. Rutherford, regius
professor of divinity at Cambridge, and
archdeacon of Essex.
6. Anne-Hesser, m. Charles - Nalson
Cole, esq., of the Inner Temple.
Sir William rf. Jan. 1750, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir ANTHONY-THOMAS, who was
a king's counsel, m. Catharhie, youngest da.
and co-h. of Hamilton, esq., of Chancery
Lane, London. He rf. 7 April 1775, with-
out issue, and was succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, capt. R.N., m., 1777,
Mary, da. of James Gordon, of Moor Place,
CO. Hertford, esq., and by her (who rf. 4
March 1829) had issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. Catharine -Mary, in., 9 Nov. 1813,
sir Thomas Fellowes, knt., capt. R.N.,
C.B., K.C. III., C.L.II., and K.S.A., and rf.
18 Oct. I8I7.
3. Charlotte-Anne,
4. Henrietta, m., 1 Dec. 1808, Charles
Caldwell, of Bottisham Hall, co. Cambridge,
esq., son of admiral sir Benjamin Caldwell,
G.C.B., and has issue.
Sir William rf. 21 July 1803, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM, present bart,
Aryns — See Plate 5. Or, two chevronels,
between three trefoils, slipped, sable.
Crest — An eagle's head, couped proper
beaked, azure.
Seat — Cobham Place, near Bagshot, co,
Surrey.
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COTTON.—BURGOYNE.
COTTON, of Landwade, co. Cambridge.
14 .July 1641.
Sir ST. VINCENT COTTON, Baronet, in the army, born 6 Oct. 1801,
succeeded his father, admiral sir Charles, 24 Feb. 1812.
Sir Hbnry Cotton, knt., lord of Cotton
Hall, CO. Cambridge; or, as other author-
ities say, CO. Suffolk, lived in the 13th
centuiyi His great grandson, sir Thomas
Cotton, acquired the estate of Landwade
by marriage with Alice, da. and h. of John
de Hastings, of Landwade, and had 2 sons,
Thomas, who was lord of Trumpington, co.
Cambridge, but d. s.p. 1434 ; and Walter,
whose son, William, of Landwade, was vice-
chamberlain to king Henry VL
Sir Thomas Cotton, son and h. of Wal-
ter, d. 1499, leaving a son, sir Ror>ERT,
v/ho fl. 1519, and was father of sir John,
who, by Isabel, da. of sir William Spencer,
of Althorpe, knt., had a son and h., sir
John, who d. 1020, leaving an only sur-
viving son,
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., 6. Sept. 1615,
was high sheriff co. Cambridge when the re-
bellion broke out, and proclaimed the earl
of Essex a traitor in every market town:
he also took up arms for his sovereign, and
was entrusted to carry the plate of the uni-
versity of Cambridge to the king at Oxford,
which he safely delivered, through many
difficulties, being followed by a body of
Cromwell's horse : he was soon after obliged,
for his loyalty, to leave his country, and
lived some" years abroad. By his wife, Jane,
da. and sole h. of sir Edward Hinde, knt.,
he had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, who d. young.
3. Jane; 4. Cathakine^ d. nnm.
He rf. about 1C90, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, recorder of Cambridge, ni.
Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of sir Joseph Shel-
don, knt., alderman of London, and liad
issue,
1. Sir JoHN-HiNDE, 3d bart.
2. Catharine; 3. Jane; 4. Anne.
5. Catharine, m. William Sancroft,
esq., nephew and heir to archbishop San-
croft.
H. Elizabeth; 7- Frances.
a. Dorothy; 9. Agnes.
Sir John d. Jan. 1712, and was succeeded
by his only son,
III. Sir JOHN-HINDE, treasurer of the
chamber to king George II., and in the
reign of queen Anne, one of the lords com-
missioners of trade and plantations, >»., 1st,
Lettice, 2d da. of sir Ambrose Crowley,
knt., by whom (who d. in Aug. 1718) he had
issue,
1. Sir JoHN-HiNDE, 4th bart.
2. Mary, m. Jacob Houblon, esq.
Sir John m., 2dly, Margaret, 3d da. of
James Craggs, esq., one of the commis-
sioners of the post-office, sister and co-h. of
the right hon. James Craggs, one of the
principal secretaries of state to king George
I., and relict of Samuel Trefusis, esq., by
whom (who d. Aug. 1734) he had,
3. Margaret, d.
Sir John d. 4 Feb. 1752, and was succeeded
by his only son,
IV. Sir JOHN-HINDE, m., 1 July 1745,
Anne, 2d da. of Humphrey Parsons, esq.,
twice lord mayor of London, (by his wife,
Sarah, 3d da. of sir Ambrose Crowley, knt.,)
by whom he had issue,
1. John, d. in 1781.
2. Sir Charles, 5th bart.
?. George, d. in 1781.
4. Alexander.
5. Henry, twin with Edward, d. at his
birth.
C. Edward, d. at Nevis, in the West In-
dies, wnn., 13 Oct. 1810.
7. Sarah, d. Jan. 1830, urim., aged 82.
8. Anne, w. the rev. mr. Oldershaw, and
d. IG Feb. 1829, ast. 79.
9. Lettice.
Sir John-Hinde d. 23
succeeded by his son,
V. Sir CHARLES,
some time commander-in-chief of the Chan-
nel fleet; »«., 27 Feb. 1798, Philadelphia,
eldest da. of sir Joshua Rowley, bart., by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir St. Vincent, present bart.
2. Charles, commander R.N., d. 11
Feb. 1828, then commanding H.M.S. Zebra.
3. Philadelphia-Letitia.
4. Maria-Susanna, »«., 14 May 1822,
vice-admiral sir Richard King, bart., K.C.B.
He rf. 24 Feb. 1812, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VI. Sir St. VINCENT, the present bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. Sable, a chevron, be-
tween three griffins' heads, erased, argent.
Crest — A griffin's head, erased, as in the
arms.
Motto — Fidelitas vincet.
Seats — At Landwade and Maddingley,
both CO. Cambridge.
Jan. 1795, and was
admiral R.N., and
BURGOYNE, of Sutton, co. Bedford.
15 July 1041.
Sir JOHN-MONTAGU BURGOYNE, Baronet, horn I7 Oct. I70O,
liieutcuant and Captain in the Grenadier Guards ; succeeded his father,
sir Montagn-Roger, IG Aug. 1817; married^ 20 Dec. 1831, ]\Iary-Harriett,
da. of William Gore-Langton, esq., and has issue, JOHN-IMONTAGU,
h. 23 Oct. 1832.
This family has, according to tradition,
been seated iii Bedfordshire since the time
of king John.
Robert Burgoyne (youngerson of John
Burgoync, of Sutton,) was a person of con-
siderable uo\c tt'tii p. Henry VIII.; one of
the auditors of the exchequer, and one of
the commissioners appointed by that mo-
NORTHCOTE.
53
narch to take the surrender of the monas-
teries ; and had a grant from him of tlie
rectory, tithes, and all the lands of Wroxall,
CO. V/arwick, where he erected a spacious
mansion. He was father of
Robert Burgovne, of Wroxall and Sut-
ton, high sheriff o'f Warwick, ol> Elizabeth,
who d. 1613, leaving a son and heir,
Roger, who possessed Wroxall, Honiley,
Sutton, and Potton, was sheriff of Bedford-
shire, 14 Jac. I., and of Warwickshire, G
Car. I., and d. 1636, leaving a son and heir,
!. Sir JOHN, Istbart., /H.Jane, da. and
h. of William Kempe, of Spains Hall, co.
Essex, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Roger, 2d bart.
2. JoHx, who, by Penelope, sister of sir
Thomas Darcy, co. Essex, knt., left issue.
His descendants still hold lands in Potton.
3. Robert, a merchant in London, m.
Catherine, da. of â– Heydon.
4. Mary, m. sir Edward Cater, knt.
5. Jane, m. James Maine, esq.
6. Jldith, m. sir William Ayscough, knt.
7. Elizabeth, m. William Love, esq.
Sir John d. about 1654, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
n. Sir ROGER, m., 1st, Anne, da. and
h. of Charles Snslling, by whom he had,
1. Jaxe, m. John Symonds, esq., barris-
ter-at-law.
2. Sir JoHX, 3d bart.
3. AxNE, m. John Raymond.
4. Mary, m. William Guyon.
5. Jl'dith, d. tinm.
Sir Roger m., 2dly, Anne, da. of John Ro-
binson, esq., by whom (who d. 1694) he had,
6. Elizabeth, m. Matthew Hutton.
7. Anne, w. dr. Charles Hickman, bishop
of Londonderry.
8. Philadelphia.
Sir Roger d. 16 Sept. I677> and was succeeded
by his only son,
in. Sir JOHN, Ml. Constance, da. of
Richard Lucy, of Charlecot, co. Warwick,
esq., by whom he had, besides other children
who d. young or num.,
1. Sir Roger, 4th bart.
2. John, m. Anna-Maria, da. of Charles
Burneston, of Hackney, esq., and had issue,
the right hon. lieutenant-general John Bur-
goyne, (commander in America,) who m,
lady Charlotte Stanley, da. of Edward, 11th
earl of Derby, and d. 1792.
3. Thomas, m. a da. of • Warren.
4. Luc\' (a son), m. Elizabeth Howell.
5. , ?«. mr. Warren.
6. Elizabeth, m. Griffith Davis, M.D.
Sir John d. 9 April 1/09, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir ROGER, m. Constance, da. of sir
Thomas Middleton, knt., (by Mary, da. of
sir Stephen Langham, of Quentin, co. North-
ampton, knt.,) by whom (who re-ni. Chris-
topher Wren, esq., son of sir Christopher
Wren, knt., and d. 1734) he had issue,
1. Sir John, .5th bart.
2. Sir Roger, 6th bart.
3. Constantia-Maria, b. 3 Nov, 1705,
jn. capt. John Plgott, and d. 26 July 1739.
Sir Roger d. 1716, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
V. Sir JOHN, survived his father only
six weeks, d. uiim., and was succeeded by
his only brother,
VI. Sir ROGER, M.P. for co. Bedford,
m., Jan. 1739, lady Frances Montagu, eldest
da. of George, 1st earl of HaUfax, and by
her (who d. 24 July 178'!) had issue,
1. Sir John, 7th bart.
2. Montagu, b. 29 July 1750, m. Eliza-
beth, da. and sole h. of Eliab Harvey, of
Claybury Hall, co. Essex, esq., and had
issue,
1. Frances-Elizabeth, nu, 13 Jan. 1817,
sir Guy Campbell, bart., C.B., d. at P'lo-
rence, 7 May 1818.
2. Elizabeth, nu, 15 Aug. 1818, Christo-
pher Blackett, of Wylam, co. Northum-
berland.
3. Frances, d. 28 June 1814.
4. Louisa ; 5. Elizabeth.
6. Catherine, d. Aug. 1810.
Sir Roger d. 1780, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
VII. Sir JOHN, b. 20 Sept. 1739, a lieut.-
general and colonel of the 19th dragoons, »n.,
1772, Charlotte, eldest da. of general John-
ston, of Overstone, near Northampton, by
whom (who d. 14 April 1820, having »«., 2dly,
lieut.-general Eyre-Power Trench, brother
of William, earl of Clancarty) he had issue,
1. Sir Montagu-Roger, 8th bart.
2. Frederick-William, capt. R.N., m.
miss Wallis, and has issue, of whom Char-
lotte-Frances, the eldest da., w., 24 Feb. 1834,
Michael Maxwell, esq., son of sir John Max-
well, bart. N.S.
3. Frances, nu, 11 July 1801, Robert, 2d
lord Onglev.
4. George-Augustus, capt. 26th dra-
goons, d. unm. at St. Helena, 1814.
Sir John d. in the East Indies, 1785, and
was succeeded by his son,
VIIL Sir MONTAGU-ROGER, major-
general in the army, m., 1 Nov. 1794, Catha-
rine, only da. of John Burton, of Owlerton,
CO. York, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir John-Montagu, present bart.
2. CHxVRLOTTE-CATHARINE-FRANCES, b.
22 Sept. 1800, nu, 31 Aug. 1832, the rev. Gil-
bert Blackburn.
3. CATHARINE-ELIZABETH,rf. 5July 1802.
4. Catharine, d. 10 June 1806.
5. Marianne-Catherine, 6. 4 March
1806.
6. Montagu-George.
7. William-Montagu.
Sir Montagu-Roger d. 16 Aug. I817j and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir JOHN-MONTAGU, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. Gules, a chevron or,
between three talbots argent; on a chief
embattled argent, as many martlets azure.
Crest — A talbot sejant or, ears sable, and
plain collared gules.
Seat — At Sutton Park, co. Bedford,
NORTHCOTE, of Hayne and of Pynes, co. Devon.
\G July 1641.
Sir STAFFORD-HENRY NORTHCOTE, Baronet, iom Sept. 1762,
succeeded his father, sir Stafford, 11 March I77I ; married, 6 May 1791,
Jaquetta, eldest da. of Charles Baring, of Lark bear, esq., by whom he has
issue, 1. HENRY-STAFFORD, b. 1792, ?n., 13 Nov. 1815, Agnes-
Mary, sole da. of Thomas Cockburn, of Portland Place, esq., and has issue,
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STRICKLAND.
1. Stafford-Henry, h. 27 Oct. 1818; 2. Henrietta, h. 12 May 1820; 3.
Thomas-Stafford, b. 8 Nov. 1822 ; 4. Cecilia' Agnes, h. 20 July 1824 ; ft.
Henry-Mowbray, b. 10 Sept. 1826; — 2. Hugh-Stafford, 6. 1793,
major in the army, 7n., 30 March 1826, Harriett, youngest da. of William
Ceely Trevillian, of Middleney, co. Somerset, esq., and has issue, Arthur^
b. 20 Jan. 1827; 3. Charles-Stafford, b. 1796, in holy orders,
rector of Upton Pyne, m., 22 April 1830, Elizabeth-Helena, 3d da. of the
late Thomas Robbins, esq.
John, son of John Galfride, knt., was
seated at Northcote, in the parish of West-
downe, co. Devon, and from the place of
his residence assumed the name of North-
cote, or (as the pedigree of the family re-
corded at the visitation of Devon in 10'20
expresses it) mutavit nomen cum loco.
I. JOHN, the Itith in descent from him,
6. in 1599, was the 1st bart., so created 16
July 1G41 ; m. Grace, da. and h. of Hugh
Halswell, of Wells, co. Somerset, esq., and
had issue,
1. Sir Arthur, 2d bart.
2. John, m. Catherine, da. of — Fol-
jamb, and had issue.
3. Lewis, m. Jane, da of Cople-
stone, and had issue.
4. Hasvvell, m.Mary, da. of Crook,
and had issue.
5. William, m. Alice, da. of Leigh,
and had issue.
6. Grace, d. young.
7. Susannah, m., 1052, Robert Fortescue,
of Fillegh, esq.
8. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Pointington,
esq., barrister-at-law.
9. Grace, d. -unm.
Sir John d. IG76, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir ARTHUR, m., 1st, Elizabeth, da.
and h. of James Welsh, esq., and had
issue by her, who d. 1G52, (by whom he
acquired large possessions,)
1. John, m. Alice, da. of Leigh,
gent., by whom he had issue, but all d.
young ; he d. 1(!79, and she re-m. William
Northcote, and d. 1708.
2. Arthur, m. Margaret, da. and h. of
Anthony Gay, of Bristol, merchant, but d.
1079-80, and left no issue.
3. Elizabeth, d. yoimg.
Sir Arthur m., 2dly, Elizabeth, eldest da.
of sir Francis Godolphin, of Godolphin, co,
Cornwall, K.B., and sister to Sidney, the
celebrated lord Godolphin, lord high trea-
surer of England, by whom he had issue,
4. Sir Francis, 3d bart.
5. Sir Henry, 4th bart.
(i. William, who d. an infant.
7. Charles, m. Sarah, da. of John North-
cote, esq., his uncle, and d. 1721, leaving
issue,
1. Arthur; 2. Charles.
8. EiiizABETH, living 1707, d. unm.
9. Dorothy, m., 1085, Andrew Quick, esq.
10. Penelope, m. John Hesket, esq.,
Lancaster herald.
11. Susanna, d. in her infancy.
Sir Arthur d. 1088, and was succeeded
by his eldest son by his 2d lady,
111. Sir FRANCIS, m. Anne, da. of sir
Chichester Wray, bart., by Anne, countess
of Middlesex, by whom he had no issue,
and dying in 1709, the dignity and estate
devolved upon
IV. Sir HENRY, his next brother, b.
1055, fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, and
M.D. ; m. Penelope, da. and co.-h. of Ed-
ward Lovett, of Liscombe, co. Bucks, esq.,
by whom (who d. 8 Oct. 1731) he left issue,
1. Henry, 5th bart.
2. Elizabeth, m., 1734, John Incledon,
of Braunton, co. Devon, esq., and 2dly, in
1747, rev. John Wright.
3. Johanna, d. imm. April 1739.
Sir Henry d. Feb. 1729-30, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
V. Sir Henry, m. Bridget-Maria, even-
tually only da. and h. of Hugh Stafford, of
Pynes, co. Devon, esq., and by her (who m.
2dly, Richard Madan, esq., and d. 1773) he
had issue,
1. Sir Stafford, 6th bart.
2. Henry, w., 1st, Phillippa, da. of Ed-
ward Searle, of Plympton, esq., by whom he
had a da., Bridget, m. the rev. David Per-
kins, D.D., vicar of Mamhead. He m., 2dly,
Sarah Tooke, by whom also he had issue.
3. Hugh, rector of Upton, co. Devon, w.
Elizabeth, da. of rev. George Bradford, and
d. 1787, having had issue by her,
1. Hugh, in holy orders, b. 1774.
2. Charles, h. 1778, d. in India, j/wm.
3. Catherine-Maria, m. rev. John Pit-
man.
4. Bridget-Elizabeth, b. 1771.
5. Frances-Anne, m. rev. John Tally.
6. Charlotte, d. unm.
4. Charles, d. an infant.
5. Bridget-Maria, m., 1773, William
Paynter, esq., of the Navy Office.
Sir Henry d. 1743, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VI. Sir STAFFORD, b. May 1736, w.,
17 Oct. 1701, Catherine, da. of tlie rev.
George Bradford, rector of Tallaton, co.
Devon (who d. Jan. 1802) by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Stafford-Henry, present bart.
2. Catherine-Jane, m., 1782, John-
Thomas Wright, of Lympstone, esq.
3. Maria-Anne, m. major George Brad-
ford.
Sir Stafford d. 11 March 1771, and was
succeeded by his son,
VII. Sir STAFFORD-HENRY, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. 0"*rterly, first and
fourth, argent, a fesse, between three cross-
es, molines, sable ; second and third, argent,
three crosses botony in bend, sable.
Crest — Upon a cap of dignity, a stag, sta-
tant, argent.
Motto — Chri.sti a-^ix est mea lux.
Scat — At Pynes, near Exeter.
STRICKLAND, of Boynton, co. York.
30 July 1641.
Sir GEORGE STRICKLAND, Baronet, M.P. for the western di.
STRICKLAND.
oo
vision of Yorkshire, succeeded his father, sir William, 8 Jan. 1834 ; born
^6 Nov. 1782; married, 30 March 1818, Mary, only child of the rev.
Charles Constable, of Wassand,co. York, and has issue, 1. CHARLES-
-2. Frederick, b. Feb. 1820
WILLIAM, b. Feb. 1819
Henry, b. 1821; 4. Lucy-Henrietta, b. 1822.
3.
The name of Strickland is of great an-
tiquity in the north of England. William
de Stiikeland cf. 31 Edw. I., holding lands in
Westmoreland ; and several individuals of
the name appear to have served as knights
of the shire for that county in the reigns of
Edw. II. and III., Rich. II., Hen. VI., and
Edw. IV. In the reign of Hen. IV., William
Strikeland was bishop of Carlisle, and d.
1419. A Thomas Strickland, esq., bore
the banner of St. George at the battle of
Agincourt (as appears by the very interesting
and elaborate account of that battle recently
edited by sir Nicolas Harris Nicolas) ; and
a sir Thomas Strickland was sheriff of
Yorkshire, 1604.
The immediate ancestor of this family
was RoGKR Strickland, of Marske, co.
Vorke, whose son, WiLLrAM, settled at
Boynton, and was grandfather of
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., m., 1st,
Margaret, eldest da. of sir Richard Chol-
mondeley, knt., by whom he had issue,
1. Frances, ni. Barington Bourchier,
esq.
2. Margaret, m. sir John Cochrane,
knt., 2d son of Thomas, 8th earl of Dun-
donald.
3. MiLCHA, m. William Lawson, esq., son
and h. of sir William Lawson, knt.
4. Elizabeth, Hi. William, son and h. of
sir Henry St. Quintin, bart.
Sir William w., 2diy, Frances Finch,
eldest da. of Thomas, 1st earl of Winchilsea,
by whom he had issue,
5. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
Sir William was a considerable person in
Oliver Cromwell's time, and one of those
whom the Protector summoned to take
place as a lord, and to have that dignity in
all commissions; he d. about 1G71, and was
succeeded bv his only son,
II. Sir THOMAS, m., ICof), Elizabeth,
da. and co-h. of sir Francis Pile, of Comp-
ton-Beauchamp, co. Berks, bart., and had
issue,
1. Frances, m., 1670, sir Richard Os-
baldeston, of Hunmanby, co. York, knt.
2. Jane, rf. 1672-
3. Elizabeth, d. 1664.
4. Sir William, 3d bart.
5. Anne, m. John Smith, esq., speaker
of the house of commons,
6. Walter, b. 1667, rn., and had issue,
1. Walter, d. unnu 178<t.
2. Elizabeth, ??;. William Waldby.
3. William, d. 1/88, having m. two
wives; 1st, one of the das. and co-heiresses
of Edward-Charles Henshaw, of Eltham,
esq. ; and, 2dly, Diana, da. of Moyser,
of Beverley, esq. By the former he had
no issue; and by the latter he had a da.,
who d. 18()3, unm., and one son, Walter,
TO. Dorothy, only da- of Edmund Rolfe,
of Heacham, co. Norfolk, esq., by whom
<who d. 1807} he had no issue.
7. Thomas, b. May 1669.
8. Frances, 6. 1670.
9. Charles, R.N., b. 1672, who com-
manded H.M.S. Southampton, at the cap-
ture of Vigo, 1703, and rf. an admiral, 1724.
10. Nathaniel, rf. an infant.
.Sir William rf. 20 Nov. 1684, and was suc-
ceeded by hi> son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, b. 1664-5, served in
several parliamraits during the reigns of
king William III., queen Anne, and George
I,, who constituted him commissary-general
of the musters, on the first institution of that
office by parliament : m., 28 Aug. 1684,
Elizabeth, 2d da. and co-h. of William
Palmes, of Old Matton, esq., (grandson of
Palmes, of Linley and Naburn, co. York,
by Mary, 2d da. and co-h. of the hon. col.
William Eure, 2d son of William, lord
Eure, of Wilton, co. Durham; which Wil-
liam Eure was killed during the lifetime of
his father, in the battle of Marston Moor,
1645,) by whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. Thomas, b. 1687-
3. Elizabeth, rf. young.
4. Walter, rf. an infant.
5. Charles, in the army, who was killed
in a duel at Henley-upon-Thames.
Sir William rf. 12 May 1724, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, 6. 1686, who was
elected in the first parliament of George I.,
for Carlisle, and in the 1st and 2d parlia-
ments of George II. for Scarborough, and
was one of the lords commissioners of the
treasury : afterwards treasurer of the queen's
household, and secretary at war; m. Ca-
tharine, da. of sir Jeremy Sambroke, of
Gubbins, co. Herts, knt. and had issue,
1. Sir George, 5th bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. John Freeman, of
Chute Lodge, co. Wilts, esq.
Sir William rf. 1 Sept. 1735, and was swc-
ceededbyhis son,
V. Sir GEORGE, b. March 1729 ; m., 25
Nov. 1751, Elizabeth, 3d da. of sir Rowland
W^inn, bart., and had issue,
1. Sir William, 6th bart.
2. Elizabeth, b. 3 Feb. 1755; m., 1781,
her cousin, Strickland Freeman, esq., only
son of John Freeman above named, rf. 4
May, and Mr. F. Nov. ia21.
3. Charlotte, b. 10 Sept. 1758, d. untn.
2 June 1833.
4. George, of Chesnut Grove, co. York,
b. 2 Nov. 1760, and rf. 5 June 1832, m., 1792,
Jane-Eleanor, da. and co-h. of Christopher
Craggs, of Houghton -le- Spring, co. t)ur-
ham, and has issue,
1. Walter; 2. Charles.
3. Thomas-Alfred.
4. Augustine-Edmund-Christopher.
5. Elizabeth-Letitia.
€. Catherine-Charlotte.
7. Eleanor-Sabina ; 8. Georgiana-
9. A da.
5. Juliana-Sabina, 6. 22 May 1763.
6. Charles, b. 14 Dec. 1768, rf. unm.
Dec. 1795.
7. Walter, b. 6 Nov. 1771, m., 1803,
Frances, 2d da. and co-h. of Maximilian
Western, of Cokethorjie Park, co. Oxford,
and has issue,
1. Walter; 2. Edward-Roland.
3. France-s, m., 11 May 1826, Charles-
Cotterell Dormer, of Rousham, co.
Oxon, esq.
4. Louisa, m., 2 Nov. 1833, Henry
Boynton, esq., eldest son of sir Henry
Boynton, bart.
8. Sophia-Letitia, b. 16 Jan. 1774, m.,
1st, James Calder, esq., capt. 21st lancers,
who was drowned accidentally 1805; and,
2dly, capt. Glasscott.
9. Henry-Eustachius, b. 31 Aug. 1777.
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BOUGHTON.
m., 21 Dec. 1802, Mary, eldest da. of the
rev. Edmund Cartvvright, of Wobiirn, co.
Bedford, D.D., and has issue (182/) three
sons and 2 das.
Sir George rf. 13 Jan. 1808, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, 6th bart., &. 12 March
1753, m., 15 April 1778, Henrietta, 3d da.
and co-h. of Nathaniel Cholmeley of Whit-
by and Howsham, co. York, esq., by
whom (who d. 26 March 1827, ffit. 6(i) he had
issue,
1. Henrietta, b. 5 Feb. \T/^.
2. Walter, h. 10 Feb. 1780, rf. 15 April
1798.
3. Caroline, h. 8 April 1781, m., 3 Oct.
1811, William-Francis Downdes, esq.
4. Sir George, present ban.
5. Arthur, b. 25 Feb. 1784.
6. Edmund, b. 30 July 1785, d. 18 Nov.
1786.
7. EusTAcius, b. 9 June 1787.
8. Emma, 6. 14 Jan. 178P.
9. Anne, b. 31 Dec. 1790, m., 12 April
1814, rev. Francis Simpson, of Foston, co.
York.
10. John, b. 24 Jan. 1794.
11. Priscilla, b. 22 Oct. 1796, m., IG
June 1819, Charles Winn, of Nostell Pri-
ory, CO. York, esq.
12. Isabella, b. 31 March 1799, d. 12 July
1814.
13. Nathaniel-Constantinb, b. 7 Sept.
1802.
Sir WilliaiTi d. 8 Jan. 1834, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
Yll. Sir GEORGE, present and 7th bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. Gules, a chevron, or,
between three crosses, patee, argent ; on a
canton, ermine, a buck's head, erased and
attired, sable.
Crest— A turkey-cock, in his pride, proper.
Motto — A la volonfd de Dieu.
Seat — At Boynton, co. York.
BOUGHTON, of Lawford, co. Wai-wick.
4 Aug. 1641.
BOUGHTON, of Rouse-Lench, co. Worcester, and
DowNTON Hall, co. Salop.
28 July 1791.
Sir WILLIAM-EDWARD ROUSE-BOUGHTON, Baronet, F.R.S.,
svicceeded his father, sir Charles-Wilham, 26 Feb. 1821 ; born 14 Sept,>
1788; married, 24 March 1824, Charlotte, youngest da. of Thomas-
Andrew Knight, of Wormsley Grange and IMaryknole, co. Hereford, esq.,
president of the Hortiailtural Society, and niece to Richard-Payne Knight,
of Downton Castle, co. Hereford, esq., and has issue, 1. CHARLES-
HENRY, b. 16 Jan. 1825; 2. Andrew-Johnes, b. 26 May 1826 ;
3. Algernon-Greville, b. 23 Aug. 1828; 4, Catherine-
Charlotte, b. 18 Aug. 1829; 5. Frances-Harriet, 6. 23 Aug.
1830;- 6. Gertrude-Louisa, b. 15 Oct. 1831, d. 6 Feb. 1832; â–
7. Theresa-Louisa, b. 16 Oct. 1833.
Of this ancient family was Robert de
Boveton, who had issue, Richard, father of
William, temp. Edward III. His great-
grandson, Thomas, is mentioned by Dug-
dale as being possessed of the manor and
seat at Lawford, by marriage, about 1440,
with Elizabeth, da. and h. of Geoffrey de
Allesley, of that place, which he chose for
his residence.
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., m. Abigail,
eldest da. and co-h. of Henry Baker, esq.
He left issue,
1. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
2. Sir William, 3d bart.
3. Humphrey, m. Mary, da. of Thomas
Plant, and left issue,
1. Humphry, who d. without male issue,
11 April 1703.
2. Edward, who inherited the estate of
Causton on the death of his kinsman,
Francis Boughton, of Causton, 17o9.
Sir William was s\icceeded by his son,
II. Sir EDWARD, n>., 1st, Mary, da. of
Thomas Pope, earl of Down; and, 2dly,
Anne, da. of sir John Heydon, knt., go-
vernor of the Bermudas, but d. witliout
issue 1C80, and was succeeded by his brother,
III. Sir WILLIAM, m. Mary, da. of
Hastings Ingram, of Little Woolford, co.
Warwick, esq., i)y whom (who d. 24 Feb.
1693) he liad issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. LucY-ANNE,m.JohnParkes,ofEydon,
CO. Northampton, esq.
3. Catharine, m. William Smith, of
Polton, CO. Warwick, esq.
4. Abigail, m. her kinsman, Edward
Boughton, of Bilton, esq., and had issue.
Sir William d. 12 Aug. 1CJ83, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, who was, temp, queen
Anne, unanimously chosen one of the
knights of the shire for Warwick, and in
that station declined the offer of a peerage.
He m., 1st, Mary, da. of John Ramsey,
es(]., an alderman of London, by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 5th bart.
2. Mary, m. sir Henry Houghton, bart.
3. Anne.
Sir William »»., 2dly, Catherine, da. of sir
Charles Shuckburgh, of Shuckburgh, co.
Warwick, ban., by whom, who survived
him, he had issue, besides three sons who d.
young,
4. Richard, d. tmm.
.5. Shuik burgh, m. Mary, eldest da. of
Algernon Grevillc, 2d son of Fulk, lord
Brooke, and d. 17''3, leaving issue by her,
(who was one of the bedchamber women to
queen Charlotte, on her marriage, and con-
tinued in that situation till her death, 1
March 17W)>)
1. Sir Edward, 8th bart.
CHICHESTER.
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2. Sir Charles-William, Othbart.
3. William, d. iinm. 1773.
4. Mary, m. dr. John Egerton, bishop
of Durham.
5. Anne, »i. John Rutherford, esq.
6. Elizabeth, m. Clotworthy, lord Tem-
pletown, in the Peerage of Ireland.
7. Lucy, m. Robert Wright, of Suffolk,
esq.
6. Catherine, m. sir George Walters,
knt., who walked as duke of Acquitaine at
the coronation of George II. ; she d. 1733.
7. Meliza, m. Henry Layng, esq.
8. Elizabeth, m. lieut.-gen. Thomas
Brudenell.
Sir William d. 22 July 1716, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir EDWARD, m. Grace, eldest da.
of sir John Shuckburgh, bart., who sur-
vived her husband, and afterwards m.
Lister, esq. He d. Feb. 1721-2, and was
succeeded by his son and only child,
VI. Sir EDWARD, m., 1st, a da. of
Bridges, co. Somerset, esq., by whom he
had no issue; and, 2dly, Anna- Maria Beau-
champ, an heiress of that ancient family.
He had issue,
1. Theodosia, m., 1st, John Donellan,
esq.; 2dly, sir Egerton Leigh, bart.; and,
3dly, Barry O'Meara, esq., and d. 13 Jan.
1830.
2. Sir Theodosius-Edward-Allesley,
7th bart.
VII. Sir THEODOSIUS-EDWARD-
ALLESLEY, who was poisoned by his
brother-in-law, John Donellan, esq., for
which Donellan was executed 2 April 17^1.
He d. unm., and was succeeded by his
cousin,
VIII. Sir EDWARD, the eldest surviving
son of Shuckburgh Boughton, esq., son of
the 4th bart. by his 2d marriage, as above
mentioned; he pulled down the mansion-
house of Lawford Hall, and afterwards sold
his estates in Warwickshire and Leicester-
shire. He d. xinm. Jan. 1794, in the 53d year
of his age, when the title devolved upon his
only brother,
IX. Sir CHARLES-WILLIAM, F.R.S.,
took the name and arms of Ronse, 1708, on
succeeding to an estate co. Worcester. After
spending much of his early Hfe in India, he
was elected for Evesham 1780, and again
1784, in which year he was appointed secre-
tary to the Board of Control for the Affairs
of India. In 1791, he was created a
baronet of England, by the title of sir
Charles-William Boughton-Rouse, of Rouse
Lench, co. Worcester, and of Downton Hall,
CO. Salop ; but, on succeeding to the family
baronetage, he resumed his original sur-
name. He ?»., 1782, Catherine, only da.
and sole h. of William-Pearce Hall, of
Downton Hall, co. Salop, esq., and had
issue,
1. Catharine-Maria, rf. in her infancy.
2. Louisa, w., 1st, Iti July 1807, St.
Andrew, 13th lord St. John; and 2dly,
4 Aug. 1823, sir John Vaughan, knt., baron
of the Exchequer.
3. Caroline, m., 22 March 1808, Robert
Henry Johnson, in holy orders, rector of
Lutterworth, and vicar of Claybrooke, co.
Leicester.
4. Sir William-Edward, present bart.
Sir Charles-William d. 2(i Feb. 1821, and was
succeeded by his only son,
X. Sir WILLIAM-EDWARD, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 5. Quarterly of four;
1st and 4th, Rouse ; sable, two bars in-
dented, argent: 2d, Boughton of Laugh-
ton ; argent, on a chevron, between three
trefoils, slipped, sable, as many bucks'
heads caboshed, or, on a chief gules, a goat
passant of the field: 3d, Boughton ; sable,
three crescents, or.
Crests— 1st. Rouse ; the bust of a man
proper, hair, beard, and whiskers, sable,
the head surrounded and crossed by a riband
knotted, at the top, and the ends flowing
from either temple, argent ; 2d, Boughton,
a stork's head, erased cheveronny of four
sable and argent, in the beak, or, a snake,
proper.
Motto — Omne bomtm Dei donum.
Seats— At Rouse Lench, co. Woicester,
and Downton Hall, co. Salop.
CHICHESTER, of Raleigh, co. Devon.
4 Aug. 1C41.
Sir ARTHUR CHICHESTER, Baronet, succeeded his cousin, sir
John, 30 Sept. 1808 ; married, 8 Sept. 1819, Charlotte, youngest da. of sir
Jaraes-Hamlyn ^V^illiams, bart., of Clovelly Court, co. Devon, by whom
— 1. a Da., i. 4 June 1821; 2.
a Da., b. March 1824; and three
(who d. \8 Aug. 1834) he had issue, -
a SON and h., b. 4 Oct. 1822 ; 3.
other sons.
This family is one of the most eminent
in the co. Devon for its antiquity, estate,
and alliances; and derives its origin from
Waleran de Chichester, who lived towards
the end of the 12th century : 7th in descent
from Waleran, was sir John Chichester,
who tetnp. Hen. VI., m. Thomasin, da. and
h. of sir John Raleigh, knt., and acquired
with her the estate of Raleigh, long the resi-
dence of the family : (Jth in descent from sir
John, was Edward, of Raleigh, who m.
Elizabeth, da. of John Bourchier, earl of
Bath, and had issue.
Sir John Chichester, knt., who, in
the reign of Elizabeth, represented co.
Devon in parliament, m. Gertrude, da. of
sir William Courtenay, and had issue, 1.
John, ancestor of the present bart. ; 2. Ar-
thur, appointed lord-deputy of Ireland
1603, and created baron Belfast in 1612, and
d. without issue in 1624, when the barony
became extinct ; 3. Edu-ard, who succeeded
to the estates of his brother, Arthur, lord
Chichester, baron of Belfast ; and was
created, 1626, viscount Chichester, of Car-
rickfergus, and baron of Belfast, and d.
1648, leaving issue, Arthur, created, 1647,
earl of Donegal, ancestor of the present
marquis of Donegal in Ireland, (see De-
bretfs Peerage;) 4. sir John, governor of
Carrickfergus, slain 1597» in an engagement
against Macdonnell, afterwards earl of
Antrim; 5. sir T//o;j!rM, who obtained grants
of land, cos. Wicklow and Donegal.
Sir John Chichester, the eldest son,
m. Anne, da. of sir Robert Dennis, knt.»
d3
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KNATCHBULL.
and being killed, with the judge of assize
and others, by an infection caught of the
prisoners, at the Lent assize in Exeter
castle, 1585, left issue,
Sir Robert Chichester, of Raleigh,
K.B., ra., 1st, Frances, youngest da. of John,
lord Harrington of Exton, and co-h. of her
brother, John, lord Harrington, (who d,
without issue, 27 Aug. 1613,) and by her had
a da., Anne, w. Thomas, lord Kinloss, (by
whom she was mother of Robert, earl of
Aylesbury,) and by his 2d wife, , da.
of Hill, he had a son,
I. Sir JOHN, who was advanced to the
dignity of a bart., as above, m. Elizabeth,
eldest da. of sir John Rayney, bart., by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Sir ARTHUR, 3d bart.
3. Henry.
Sir John rf. 16G7, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, who, Nov. 1679, m. a da.
of sir Charles Bickerstaff, knt. They both
d. in Sept. 1680, and having no issue male,
he was succeeded bv his brother,
III. Sir ARTHUR, m. Elizabeth, da. of
Thomas Drewe, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Florence, m. William Northmore,
esq., and d. 1 Jan. 1725-6.
3. Mary, m. Courtenay, esq. ; and.
2dly, mr. Cheney.
4. Anne, m. Francis Fulford.
5. , m. Stephen Cassan, esq.
6. , m. mr. Berry; 7- Elizabeth,
Sir Arthur d. YlV], and was succeeded by
his son,
IV. Sir JOHN, m. Anne, da. of John
Leigh, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. William, rector of Ham, co. Devon,
TO. miss Bellamin, and d., left sir Arthur,
present bart., and other issue.
3. , m., 1st, Musgrave; and,
2dly, the rev. John Sandford.
4. , m. William Sandford,
5. Florence.
Sir John d. Aug. 1740, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir JOHN, m. Frances, 2d da, and
one of the four co-heiresses of sir George
Chudleigh, of Haldon, co. Devon. He d,
18 Dec. 1784, and was succeeded by his
only child,
VI. Sir JOHN, who d. imm., 30 Sept,
1808, and was succeeded by his cousin,
VII. Sir ARTHUR, present bart,
^r»t.s— See Plate 5, Cheeky, or and gules,
a chief, vaire.
Crest — A heron, rising, with an eel in his
beak, proper.
Seats — At Youlston, near Barnstaple; and
Sandford, near Crediton, co. Devon.
KNATCHBULL, of Mersham Hatch, co. Kent.
4 Aug. 1G41.
The Right Hon. Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL, Baronet,
Paymaster of the Forces, and M.P. for the eastern division of
succeeded his father, sir Edward, 21 Sept, 1819 ; horn 20 Dec.
married^ 1st, 25 Aug. 1806, Annabella-Christiana, da. of sir
Hollywood, bart., and by her (who d. 4 April 1814) had issue,
P.C,
Kent,
1781;
John
1.
Marv-Dorothea, h. 29 June 1807, w,. May 182G, Edward Knight, jun.,
esq., of Godmersham Park, co. Kent, and Chawton House, co. Hants
2. NORTON-JOSEPH, h. 10 July 1808, w,, 31 May 1831, Mary, eldest
da. of J. Watts Russell, esq., of Ham Hall, co. Stafford, and Biggin Hall,
CO. Northampton ; 3. Edward, h. 6 March 1810, d. June 1818 ;
4. Charles-Henry, h. 16 July 1811 ; 5. Wyndham, h. 7 Dec.
1812, d. 11 May 1833 ;- — 6. John, h. 20 March 1814. Sir Edward w.,
2dly, 24 Oct. 1820, Fainiy-Catherine, eldest da. of Edward Knight, esq.,
of Godmersham Park, Kent, and Chawton House, co. Hants, and has issue,
7- Fanny-Elizabeth, //. 2 Jan. 1825; 8. Matilda-Cathe-
rine, h. 14 Aug, 1826; 9. Alicia-Sophia, h. 15 Feb. 1828; 10.
Edward-Hugessen, h. 29 April 1829 ; 11. a Da., h. 5 April 1834.
Mersham Hatch has been the principal
seat of this family ever since the 2(1 year of
Henry VII. ; but they appear to have been
originally of Limme, in the same co., wliere
John Knatchbull held much land temp.
Edward III.
Thomas Knatchbull, esq., 2d son of
Richard, and brother to sir Norton Knatch-
,bull, m. Eleanor, da. and co-h. of Jolm
Astley, of Maidstone, co. Kent, esq., and
had issue,
1. Richard, d. without issue.
2. Sir Norton, 1st bart.
.3. Francis, d. without issue.
4. Thomas, to. Anne, da. of Edward
Chute, esq.
.5. Astley; G. John; 7- f^'i-'ORGE,
8, Bridget, m. George Curtis, of Ten-
terden, esq.
9, Margaret, m. Nicholas Tooke, of
Godington, co. Kent, esq,
10, Susan; 11, Alice,
He d, 1623, and his son and heir.
I, Sir NORTON, 1st bart,, m., 1st, Do-
rothy, da, of Thomas Westrovv, esq., sheriff
of London, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Sir Thomas, .3d bart.
3. Norton, rf. unm.
He m., 2(lly, Dorothy, relict of sir Edward
Steward, knt., and da. of sir Robert Honey-
wood, knt., by whom he had no issue.
He d. 5 Feb. lGiJ4, and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir JOHN, TO. Jane, da. and co-h. of
sir Edward Monins, bart,, by whom (who
d. 7 June l(li)i)) he had three sons, who all
d. without issue, and nine daughters, three
of whom were married, viz,
1, Eleanor, to. Roger West, esq.
2. Elizahktii, to, Lely,
.3. Jane, to., 1st, sir George Herbert, of
Ireland, bart. ; and, 2dly, Richard Whit-
shed, esq.
Sir John d. 15 Dec, 1696, and was suc-
ceeded by his brother.
OWEN.
f^O
III. Sir THOMAS, ;)i. Mary, da. of sir
Edward Dering.bart., by whom he had issue,
1. .Sir Edward, 4th bart.
2, Hkxeagk ; 3. Tho.mas, both d. nnm.
4. Catharjxe, m., 1st, sir George
Brooke, knt., vice-admiral of England ;
and, :^dJy, the hon. and rev. Henry Moore,
son of Henry, 3d earl of Drogheda.
SirThomaswassucceeded by his eldestson,
IV. Sir EDWARD, m. Alice, da. of John
Wyndham.esq., (son of sir Wadham Wynd-
ham, knt., one of the justices of the Com-
mon Pleas, ) by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Wy.xdham, 5tn bart.
2. Tho.mas, d.
3. Sir Edward, 7th bart.
4. Wadham, chancellor and prebendary
of Durham, d. 27 Dec. 17ti(», leaving by
Harriet, his wife, da. of Charles Parry, esq.,
three sons and one da.,
1. Wadham, who d. 1773, set. 27-
2. Wyndhara, d. 29 June 1»33, a>t. 83,
having »«., 12 June 17fW, his cousin Ca-
therine-Maria, da. of sir Edward, 7th
bart., and by her (who d. 30 Jau. 18u7)
had issue, fVad/iam, in holy orders, pre-
bendary of Wells, m., 5 July 1825, Louisa-
Elizabeth, 3d da. of William Wyndham,
of Din ton, co. Wilts, esq., and has issue;
Wyndham, ensign 1st foot, rf. unm. 14 Oct.
1813 ; yViliiam-Fraricis, of Babbington, co.
Somerset, >«., 11 April 1829, Emma-
Louisa, da. of the late Charles-Gordon
Gray, of Stratton House, esq., and two
other sons and two das., all d.
3. Charles, an officer in the R.N., m.
Frances, da. and h. of his uncle, major
Norton Knatchbull, co. Somerset, d.,s. p.,
11 March 1818.
4. Catharine, m. Thomas Knight, of
Godmersham, esq.; d. 14 Oct. 1812.
5. Norton, major in the army, m., and
had issue an only da. and h., Frances, m.
her cousin, Charles-K., as above mentioned.
6. Mary, d. 1729.
7. Alice, m. Edward Hearst, of Salis-
bury, esq.
8. Catharine, m. Thomas Harris.
Sir Edward d. 3 April 1730, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir WYNDHAM, m. Catharine, da.
of James Harris, of Salisbury, esq., (ances-
tor of the earls of Malmesbury,) by whom
(who rf. ti Jan. 174(t-41) he had issue,
1. SirWvxDHAM, 6th bart.
2. Joan-Elizabeth, d. lu Nov. 1801.
3. Catherine, d. unm.
Sir Wyndham d. 3 July 1743, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VI. Sir WVNDHAM, d. unm. 2(3 Sept.
17(33, and was succeeded by his uncle,
VII. Sir EDWARD, m. Grace, 2d da. of
William Legg, of Salisbury, esq., by whom
he had issue,
1. Anne-Eliza, m. lieut.-col. Newton,
of Southover, near Lewes, co. Sussex, and
d, 1808.
2. Catharine-Maria, »jj., 12 June 1790,
her cousin, Wyndham Knatchbull, esq.,
and d. 30 Jan. 1807.
3. Sir Edward, present bart.
4. Norton, who d. unm.
5. Alice, who d. unm,, 1779, ^t. 17.
6. Grace; 7. Wyndham, both d. infant?.
8. Joan.
He d. 21 Nov. 1789, and was succeeded by
his only son,
VIII. Sir EDWARD, m., July 1780, Mary,
da. and co.-h. of William-Weston Huges-
sen, of Provender, co. Kent, esq., and by
her (who d. IJiU) had issue,
1. Sir Edward, present bart.
2. Norton-Joseph, R.N., d. unm. 1801.
Sir Edward m., 2dly, 1785, Frances, 2d
da. of governor Graham, and by her (who
d. 23 Nov. 1799) had issue,
3. Wyndham, D.D., rector of Aldington-
cum-Smeith, co. Kent, and Laudian pro-
fessor of Arabic at Oxford, h. 178(3 ; m., 1(J
Dec. 1826, Anna-Maria-Elizabeth, eldest da.
of Henry Daw^kins, of Sandgate, esq., and
had issue, one da., Augusta.
4. Frances-Anne, b. 1788, m., 24 May
1806, the rev. Charles-Hughes Hallett, of
Higham, near Canterbury.
5. Charles; 6. ELizA,"d.voung; 7- John.
8. Mary, m., 20 June 18'l8, the rev. W.
W. Dickins, rector of Adisham, co. Kent.
9. Harriet, m., 20 July 1816, G. Hughes
D'Aeth, of Knowlton Court, co. Kent,
esq., capt. R.N.
10. Thomas, lieut. royal artillery, nu,
1824, Jane, eldest da. of sir John Connell,
knt., judge of the admiralty at Edinburgh.
Sir Edward Hi., 3dly, Mary, da. and co.-h.
of Thomas Hawkins, of Nash Court, co.
Kent, esq., and had issue by her,
11. Mary-Anne, &. imi,m., 1822, Hemy-
Revel Reynolds, esq.
12. Eleanor, b. 1802, 7h., 1823, the hon.
George-John-Watson Milles, 2d son of the
late lord Sondes.
13. Anne-Frances.
14. Catherine, ?«., 17 May 1828, Henry-
Charles- Moreton Dyer, esq.
15. Henry-Edward.
16. Grace-Mary, m., 31 July 1832, John-
Hopton-Russel Chichester, esq.
17. Reginald.
18. Henrietta, d. young.
19. Julia, d. young.
20. Eliza, b. 1819.
Sir Edward d. 21 Sept. 1819, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir EDWARD, present bart.
Arms — ^See Plate 5. Azure, three cross
crosslets, fitchee, between two bendlets, or.
Crest — On a chapeau, azure, turned up,
ermine, an ounce statant, argent ; spotted,
sable.
Motto — In crucif.xd gloria mea.
Seat — At Mersham Hatch, Ashford, co.
Kent.
OWEN, of Orielton, co. Pembroke.
11 Aug. 1641.
Sir WILLIAM OWEN, Baronet,
law, attorney-general for the Carmar
succeeded his uncle, sir Arthur, 4 Jan.
This family is descended from Hova, the |
5on of Kundhelw, a nobleman of North
Wales, who lived about the year 1130, and
was one of the fifteen peers. He was of
Cwmwd Lhivon, co. Carnarvon.
The 12th in descent from him was Owen
horn 11 April 1775, barrister-at-
then circuit, and a special pleader,
I8I7.
ap Meyrick, of Bodowen, in Anglesey, e^q.
This Owen lived in the time of king Henry
VII., and was a man of great note in this
county, and his descendants ever after as-
sumed the name of Owen.
1. Sir HUGH, of Orielton, knt., 5th in
m
GOODRICKE.
descent from Owen ap Meyrick, was created
a bart. 11 Aug. 1()41. He nu, 1st, Frances,
da. of sir John Phillips, bart., by whom he
had issue,
1. John, m. Anne, da. and h. of John
Lewis, esq., and d. in his father's life-time
without issue.
2. DoROTHV, rf. unm,
3. , m. John Glynne, esq.
Sir Hugh m., 2dly, Catharine, da. of Evan
IJoyd, esq., relict of John Lewis, esq., by
whom he had issue,
4. Sir Hugh, 2d bart.
5. AifTHiiR, ni., 1st, a da. of Hor-
sey ; and, 2dly, a da. of Powell, esq.
6. Mary, m. William Scurfield, esq.
Sir Hugh d. 167", and was succeeded by his
eldest surviving son,
II. Sir HUGH, who m., 1st, Anne, da. and
sole h. of Henry Owen, esq., by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir Arthur, 3d bart.
2. WiRRiOTT, d. unm.
3. Charles, of Nash, co. Pembroke, m.
Dorothy, da. and co.-h. of Erasmus Corbet,
of Nash, esq., and d. 1716, leaving issue.
4. Anne, ;h. John Barlow, ofLaurenny,
CO. Pembroke, esq.
5 Anne, m. John Williams, of Chester,
esq., second son of sir William W., of Glas-
coed, bart.
6. Elizabeth, m. William-Lewis Anwill,
of Park, CO. Merioneth, esq.
Sir Hugh d. 169B-9, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir ARTHUR, m. Emma, da. of sir
William Williams, bart., and had issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. John, lieut.-general in the army ; d.
Jan. 1776, having m. his cousin, Anne, da.
of Charles Owen, of Nash, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir Arthur, 7th bart.
2. Charles, d. unm.
3. William, brigadier-gen. in the army,
W.Anne, da. of Tripp, esq., bar-
rister-at-law, and by her had issue, sir
William, present bart.; and two das.
Emma-A>ine, m., 3 Feb. 1821, Thomas
Jones, of Lledfer, Maclynleth, co. Mont-
gomery, esq. ; and Frances, m. rev. Dr.
Tripp.
4. Emma, m. her cousin, Hugh Owen,
esq., of Llawrenny, who took the name of
Baiiow, and was M.P. for Pembroke in
several parliaments.
5. Corbetta, m. Joseph Lord, esq.
3. Arthur.
4. Margaret, d. imm.
5. Emma, m. William Bowen, of Wil-
liamstown, co. Pembroke, esq.
6. Elizabeth, m., 1st, William Owen, of
Penrose, esq.; and, 2dly, Hugh Barlow, of
Lawrenny, esq.
Sir Arthur d. 6 June 1753, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM. He m., 1st, Elizabeth,
da. and sole h. of William Lloyd, of Grove,
CO. Pembroke, esq., by whom he had 1 da. ;
2dly, Anne, da. of John Williams, of Ches-
ter, esq., who rf. 21 Dec. 17(54, by whom he
had,
1. Sir Hugh, .5th bart.
2. Arthur, lieut.-col. 3d foot guards, m.
Anne, da. of John- Harvey Thursby, esq.,
but d. without issue.
3. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Price, of
Duffrin, co. Glamorgan, esq.
4. Anne, rf. unm.
Sir William d. 7 May 1781, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir HUGH, who m., 1775, Anne, da.
of John Colby, and sister to col. Colby, late
of the Pembrokeshire militia, who survived
her husband, and rf. 11 April 1823.
Sir Hugh rf. 16 Jan. 1786, and was suc-
ceeded by his only child,
VI. Sir HUGH, b. 12 Sept. 1782; he was
sheriff, co. Pembroke, 1806, and was M.P.
for the town of Pembroke until his death ;
who rf. un7n. Aug. 1801), bequeathed his large
property to John Lord, esq., now sir John
Owen, bart., (son of Corbetta, da. of lieut.-
gen. John Owen, above named,) but the
title of bart. of 1641, devolved upon his
kinsman,
YII. Sir ARTHUR, 1st son of the above-
named lieut.-gen. John Owen, 2d son of sir
Arthur Owen, the 3d bart., who rf. inim.,
4 Jan. 1817, and was succeeded by his
nephew,
VIIL Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 5. Gules, a chevron be-
tween three lions rampant, or.
Motto — Honestas optima poUtia.
GOODRICKE, of Ribston, co. York.
14Aug. 1G41.
Sir THOMAS GOODRICKE, Baronet, horn 24 Sept. 1762, succeeded
his cousin, sir Harry-James, 21 Aug. 1833; mameo? his cousin, Harriet,
da. of Henry Goodricke, esq., but has no issue.
It appears from a pedigree drawn by
Robert Cilover, Somerset herald, that this
family flourished for several generations at
Nortingley, or Nortonlee, co. Somerset.
At length' Henry, the 3d son of Robert
Goodricke, of Nortingley, marrying the da.
and heiress of Thomas Stickford, esq., ro.
Lincoln, the family removed into that
county, wliere, after six generations,
William Goodricke, esq., Jiad three
sons, John, Thomas, and Henry. Thomas
was in great favour with king Henry Vlll.,
and was employed by him in several nego-
ciations with foreign princes. lie was one
of the 32 commissioners emjjowered to re-
form the canon laws, and was one of the
compilers of the English liturgy. He was
20 years bishop of F]ly ; and by knig Edward
VI. was made lord chancellor of England,
from which office he was removed by queen
Mary, and rf. tinm., 1!) May 1554.
Henry, the 3d brother, purchased Rib-
ston and other estates, co. Vork, of Charles
Brandon, duke of Suffolk, and rf. 15.^)6; m.
Margaret, da. and co-h. of sir Christopher
Rawson, of London, knt., and had several
cliildren. He was succeeded in his A'ork-
shire estate by his son Richahd, who was
high-sherilT co. \'ork, 1579, and rf. 1581.
He m. Clare, da. of Richard Norton, of
Norton Conyers, co. York, esq., and was
succeeded by his son, Richard, who wa.s
LAWLEY.
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high-sheriff co. York, 1591, and d. 1601.
He m. Meriol, da. of William, lord Eure,
and by her had several children, and was
succeeded by his son, sir Henry Good-
BiCKK, knt., who rf. 1541. Hew. Jane, da.
of sir John Saville, of Methley, co. York,
knt., and had twelve children ; and was
succeeded by his son,
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., b. 20 April 1617,
and suffered much in the civil wars, for his
loyalty to the king. He had his estate se-
questrated, and paid £l343 lOs. composition
to the sequestrators. He was prisoner, first
at Manchester, and then m the Tower of
London ; from whence he made his escape
into France, where he continued till the
Restoration, when he was chosen knt. of
the shire for York. He m., 1st, 7 Oct. 1641,
Catherine, da. and heiress of Stephen Nor-
diff, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Henry, 2d bart.
And 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of Alexander
Smith, of Sutton, co. Suffolk, esq., and
widow of William, viscount Fairfax, of
Gilling, and by her had,
2. Sir John, 3d bart.
Sir John d. 17 Nov. 1670, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir HENRY, b. 24 Oct. 1742. He was
envoy extraordinary from Charles H., king
of England, to Charles II., king of Spain,
and was lieut.-gen. of the ordnance, and
privy-counsellor to king William III. He
m. Mary, da. of col. Vvilliam Legge, and
sister to George, lord Dartmouth, but rf.
without issue, 5 March 17U4-5. He was
succeeded by his half-brother,
III. Sir JOHN, b. 16 Oct. 1654, m. Sarah,
da. of sir Richard Hopkins, knt., serjeant-
at-law, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Henry, 4th bart.
2. Francis, m. mrs. Jane Prescott, and
had one da.
3. Richard, rf. mim., a minor, at Oxford.
4. John-Saville, m. mrs. Adeliza Her-
bert, and rf. Feb. 1730, leaving two das.,
Adeliza and Mary.
5. Williaim, m. mrs.
whom he had one son,
Coulson, CO. Surrey, and two das.
6. Mary, m., H Nov. 17i>7, William Stam-
ford, esq., mayor of York.
7. Katherine. m., 1st., Moseley,
and, 2dly, the rev. Jaques Sterne, D.D.
8. Elizabeth, tn. William Thompson,
of Holdby, co. York, esq.
9. Henrietta, m. rev. Hill, co.
York.
10. Sarah, >«. John Boterell, of Ludlow,
esq.
Sir John rf. 10 Dec. 1705, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir HENRY, b. 8 Sept. 1677, »'.,
26 April 1704, Mary, the only child of To-
bias Jenkyns, of Grimston, co. York, esq.,
by his 1st wife, lady Mary Paulet, 2d da.
Mary Russell, by
Henry, rector of
of the 1st duke of Bolton,) and by her (who
rf. 14 March 1767) had issue,
1. The right hon. sir John, 6th bart.
2. Henry'.
3. Thomas-Francis-Henry, lieut.-col.
of the 25th regt. of foot, 6. 12 March 1713,
m. Elizabeth, da. of James Button, esq., of
Rochester, and rf. July 1803, leaving issue
1 surviving son, sir Thomas, present bart.,
and 1 da., Harriott, b. 29 Nov. 1769, unm.
4. Harry', prebendary of York, and vicar
of Hunsingore. He was twice m., 1st, to
ISIargaret, da. of Jolm Taylor, of Beverley,
CO. York, esq., and 2dly, to Anne, da. and
h. of Philip Harland, of Sutton Hall, co.
York, esq., and relict of Charles Hoar, esq.
He rf. 24 Oct. 1801, without issue, aged 82.
5. Mary, rf. yoimg.
6. Elizabeth, rf. unm. 1761.
7. Sarah, m. T. Clough, of Otley, co.
York, esq., and rf. Jan. 1787.
8. Jane, ?«. rev. Francis Wanley, D.D.,
dean of Ripon.
Sir Henry rf. 21 July 1738, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. The right hon. sir JOHN, resided for
some time at Stockholm as envoy extraor-
dinary from his majesty to that court, and
v/as made a privy counsellor, 1 Sept. 1773*
and served in parliament for the borough of
Ripon; m., Sept. 1731, Mary, natural da. of
Robert Benson, lord Bingley, and by her
(who rf. 4 March 1794) had issue,
1. Henry, 6. 6 April 1741, and rf. 9 July
1784, having m., 31 Jan. 1761, Lavinia-Ben-
jamina, da. of Peter Sessler, of Namur, and
had issue,
1. John, rf. ; 2. sir Henry, 6th bart.
3. Harriet, m. sir Thomas Goodricke,
present bart.
4. Mary, m. Charles-Gregory Fairfax, of
Gilling Castle, co. York, esq.
5. Elizabeth.
2. 3. Two das., both rf. young.
Sir JOHN rf. 3 Aug. 1789, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
VL Sir HENRY, b. 12 Oct. 1765, m., 30
Nov. 1796, Charlotte, 2d da. of the right
hon. James Fortescue, of Ravensdale Park,
and sister of William-Charles, viscount
Clermont in Ireland. He rf. 23 March 1802,
and was succeeded bv his only son,
VII. Sir HARRY JAMES, b. 16 Sept.
I7;»7, rf. toim., 21 Aug. 1833, and was succeed-
ed bv his cousin,
VIII. Sir THOMAS, present and 8th
bart.
Arms— See Plate 6. Argent, on a fesse,
gules, between two lions, passant, gardant,
sable, a fleur de lis, between two crescents,
or.
Crest — A demi lion, ermines, armed and
langued, gules, issuing out of a ducal coro-
net", or; holding in its paws a battle-axe,
proper, helved, or.
LAWLEY, of Spoonbill, co. Salop.
10 Aug. 1041.
Sir FRANCIS LA\YLEY, Baronet, succeeded liis brother, Robert,
lord Wenlock, in the baronetcy, 10 April 1033; married, 18 iMay lol5,
Mary-Anne, eldest da. of George Talbot, of Guiting, co. Gloucester, esq.
Tnrs family is descended from a Thomas
Lawley, of Wenlock, esq., who lived in
the reign of king Edward IV., and was cou-
sin and h of Jolin lord Wenlock, K.G., who
v/as slain at the battle of Tewkesbury, 147^.
Fifth in descent from the said Thomas, was,
I. Sir THOMAS, the 1st bart., ni. Anne,
da. and co-heiress of John Maiming, of
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DAVIE.
Hackney, co. Middlesex, esq., (remarried to
sir John Glynne, knt.,) and hiad issue>
1. Sir Francis, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, who d. unm.
3. Elizabeth, m. the hon. VVilliam Cecil,
youngest son of William, earl of Salisbury.
II. Sir FRANCIS, eldest son and suc-
cessor, master of the jewel office, m. Anne,
da. of sir Thomas Whitmore, bart., (by
Elizabeth, da. and sole h. of sir William
Acton, knt. alderman of London,) and left
issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
2. Francis, d. unm.
3. Richard, of Ealing, co. Middlesex.
4. Mary, m. John, 2d son of sir Richard
Verney, bart., afterwards viscount Ferma-
nagh, of Ireland.
5. Esther, m. Robert Palmer, esq., son
of sir Lewis Palmer, bart.
(j. Margaret, m., 1st, Leonard Powell,
esq., younger son of sir Nathaniel Powell,
Ijart., and 2dly, sir Nathan Wright, bart.
Sir Francis d. in Oct. 101)6, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir THOMAS, m., 1st, Rebecca, 2d
da. and co-h. of sir Humphrey Winch, of
Everton, co. Bedford, bart., by whom he
had, besides 8 sons and 3 das. who d. young,
1. Sir Robert, 4th bart.
2. Anne, m. sir John Cheshire, knt., ser-
jeant-at-law, who d. 15 May 1738.
3. Elizabeth, m., 1st, Thomas Cotton,
esq., who d. 10 June 1710, and 2dly, sir Ni-
cholas Lawes, knt., governor of Jamaica.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, mrs. Elizabeth Per-
kins, widow, by whom (who survived liim,
m., 3d!y, Mr. Halfpenny, andd. 28 Jan. I73l>-
40) he had,
4. George-Bateman,w., June 1738, Ma-
ry, da. of Tomlinson, esq.
5. Judith, m. the hon. Richard Conings-
by, who, upon the death of the earl of Co-
ningsby, his grandfather, succeeded him in
the title of viscount Clanbrassil, in Ireland ;
but he dying without issue, 18 Dec. 1729,
she afterwards re-m. Joseph Butler, of the
Temple, esq., whod. 3 Sept. 1737-
Sir Thomas d. 31 Sept. 1729, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son by the first marriage,
IV. Sir ROBERT, m., 172G, Elizabeth,
eldest da. of sir Lambert Blackwell, of
Sprouston Hall, co. Norfolk, bart, by whom
he had,
1. Sir Robert, 5th bart.
2. Belina, m. Paul Orchard, of Stoke
Abbey, co. Devon, esq.
3. Jane.
Sir Robert d. 1779, and was succeeded by his
son,
V. Sir ROBERT, served in parliament,
CO. Warwick, m. Jane, only da. of Beilby
Thompson, esq., of Creech, co. York, by
whom (who d. Nov. IBIG) he had issue,
1. Sir Robert, (Ith bart.
2. Sir Francis, 7th bart.
3. Paul-Be I LBY, who (in compliance with
an injunction in the last will and testament
of Beilby Thompson, esq.) took, by royal
sign manual, the surname of Thompson
only; m., 10 May 1817, the hon. Caroline
Neville, youngest da. of Richard, lord Bray-
brooke, and has issue,
1. Beilby-Richard, b. 21 April 1818.
2. Robert Neville, b. 30 Aug. 1819.
3. Jane, b. 5 Dec. 1820.
4. Stephen-Willoughby, b. 4 April 1823.
5. Francis-Charles, b. 24 May 1825.
4. Sarah-Betina.
5. Jane, m., 1793, Henrv, present lord
Middleton.
6. Mildred-Rebecca, m. Marmaduke
Dayrell, of Shayly Camps, co. Cambridge,
esq., and d. 31 Oct. 1833.
7. Cordelia.
Sir Robert d. 12 March 1793, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VI. Sir ROBERT, Gth bart., created ba-
ron Wenlock of Wen'ock, co. Salop, 10
Sept. 1831, m., Sept. 1793, Maria, da. of Jo-
seph Denison, esq., and dying without issue
10 April 1833, the barony became extinct ;
but th.e baronetcy devolved on his next
brother,
VII. Sir FRANCIS, present and 7th bart.
Arms — See Plate 6. Argent, a cross,
forme, extended to the extremes of the
shield, cheeky, or, and sable.
Crest — A wolf, passant, sable.
Scats — At Spoonbill, co. Salop, and Cran-
well, CO. Stafford.
DAVIE, of Credy, CO. Devon.
9 Sept. 1641.
Sir riUISIPHRY-PHINEAS DAVIE, Baronet, succeeded his nephew,
sir John, 18 Sept. 1824.
This family is of great antiquity in the
CO. of Devon, and descended from a Wil-
liam DE LA Wave, who is said to have
come over with William the Compieror. In
the year l(i23, there were not less than seven
distinct families of Davy, descended from
the above-named William, settled in De-
vonshire ; the head of the younger of
which, and 13th in descent from William,
was
I. Sir JOHN, of Samford and Credy,
created a bart. !) Sci)t. I(i41, m., 1st, Julian,
da. of William Strode, by whom he had,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Willi AIM, a counsellor-at-law, ///.Mar-
garet, da. of sir Francis Clark, knt., and had
issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. Margaret, »/. Iloger Tuckficld.
3. â– m. sir John Tremaine, knt..
serjeant-at-law.
4. Mary, ///. Christopher Spicer, esq., d.
24 Aug. 1728.
5. Julian, d. nnm.
.3. HuMi'iiREv, a merchant in London,
went over to New England about 1(J02, m.,
and had issue, sir John, 5th bart.
4. Mary,?//. John Willougliby, esq.
.5. Elizabeth, m. Arthiir Coplestone,
esq.
(i. Jtlian.
7. Margaret, rti. Thomas Bear, esq.
Sir John/)/., 2dly, Isabel, da of Hele,
es(i., by whom he had,
8. Isabel, m. sir Walter Vonge, bart.
He was siu'coeded by liis oldest son,
II. Sir JOHN,///. 3 wives; 1st, Eleanor,
da. of sir John Ackland, bart., by whom
he had no issue ; 2dly, Tryi)h(ma, da. and
co-h. of Richard Keynel. esii. (by Mary, da.
TKOLLOPE,
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and co-h. of John Perryham, esq.) ; by her
he left issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Richard, d. an infant.
3. Tryphojxa, who d. iinm.
His 3d wife was Amy, da. of Edmund Par-
ker, esq., by whom he had no issue. He
was succeeded by his eldest son,
HI. Sir JOHN, who, dying a bachelor,
the dignity and estate descended to his cou-
sin, William, son of William, son of sir
John, 1st bart.*
IV. Sir WILLIAM, m., 1st, Mary, da. and
h. of Stedman, esq., by whom he
had issue,
1. Mary, m. Nicholas Hooper, esq.
He TO., 2dly, Abigail, da. of JohnPollexfen,
esq., by whom he had issue,
2. Margaret, m. Stephen Northleigh,
esq.
3. Frances, m. sir George Chudleigh,
bart.
4. Tr\ PHCENA, d. unyn.
Sir William d. without male issue, and was
succeeded by his cousin,
V. Sir JOHN (only son of Humphry, 3d
son of the 5st baronet, as above men-
tioned,) m. mrs. Elisabeth Richards, of
New England, and had issue,
1. Sir John, his successor.
2. Humphrey.
3. William, m. Ellen, da. of Nicholas
Jackson, of Bristol, merchant, d. 14 Nov.
1757.
4. Mary, m. the rev. Thomas Bishop, of
Barnstaple.
5. Sarah, m. Christopher Savery, of
Shilson, CO. Devon, esq.
(j. Elizabeth, m. Ebenezer Mussel, of
London, esq.
Sir John was succeeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir JOHN, m. Elizabeth, da. of sir
John Acland, of Killerton, co. Devon, bart.,
by whom (who d. 1/38) he had issue,
1. John, 7th bart.
2. William, vicar of Axminster, co.
Devon, who d. 111^, leaving issue.
1. John, killed on board La Nymphe
frigate.
2. Thomas, who d. in the West Indies.
3. Frances, m. William-Henry Beau-
champ, esq.
4. Bridget, nu, 29 Jan. 1799, Thomas
Beaumont, esq.
3. Annk; 4. Juliana.
Sir John d. in 1737, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VII. Sir JOHN, m. Catharine, da. of John
Stokes, of Rill, co. Devon, esq., who d.
ITid, by whom he had,
1. John, d. young, 1769.
2. Susannah ; 3. Anne, who both d. in-
fants.
4. Catharine, rw. Joseph Hunt,esq., and
d. 3 Oct. 1.S33.
5. Juliana.
6. Elizabeth, d. 1792.
7. Frances, d. wim. 11 March 1827.
k Sir John, yth bart.
9. William, d. young.
10. Sir Humphry-Phineas, present bart.
Sir John d. 18 Sept. 1792, and was succeeded
bv his son,
"Vlll. Sir JOHN, m., C Sept. 1796, Anne,
eldest da. of sir William Lemon, bart., and
by her (who d. 7 Dec. 1812) had issue,
1. Sir John, late bart.
2. William, twin with his brother, John,
b. 8 March 1798, d. 2 June 1822.
3. Anne-Jane, b. 19 June 1800, d. 3
Nov. 1809.
4. Francis-Juliana, m. to Henry-Ro-
BERT Ferguson, capt. in the 9th lancers.
Sir John d. 8 May 1803, and was succeed-
ed by his son,
IX. Sir JOHN, d. unm., 18 Sept. 1824,
and was succeeded by his uncle,
X. Sir HUMPHRV-PHINEAS, present
bart.
Arms—'^ee Plate 6. Argent, a chevron,
gules, between three mullets, pierced, sable.
Crest — The Holy Lamb.
Motto — Aifftpice C/iristo.
Seat — At Credy, co. Devon.
TROIiLOPE, of Casewick, co. Lincoln.
5 Feb. IG41.
Sir JOHN TROLLOPE, Baronet, born 6 May 1800, succeeded his
father, sir John, 28 April 1820.
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., w., 1st, Hester,
da. of Nicholas Street, of Hadleigh, co.
Suffolk, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Bridgkt, m., 29 July 1697, Edward
Mainwaring, of Whitmore, co. Suffolk,
esq.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, Mary, da. of sir
Christopher Clitherow, by whom he had,
besides other children,
3. Thomas, who, by Anne, da. of An-
thony Collins, of Whitton, co. Middlesex,
esq., had sir Thomas, 3d bart.
4. Anthony-, a barrister-at-law, who d.
unm.
Sir Thomas d. I60I, and was succeeded by
his onlv son by the 1st marriage,
II. Sir WILLIAM, to. Elizabeth, da. of
sir Robert Carr, bart., (chancellor of the
exchequer to king Charles II.,) relict of
William Thoroid, esq., eldest son of sir
William Thoroid, bart. ; by whom he had,
Elizabeth-Carr, m. Charles Fox, esq.,
eldest son of sir Stephen Fox, knt., (ances-
tor of the earls of Ilchester, and the barons
Holland) who rf. without issue, in 1702.
* This is the account given by Collins
and all succeeding authors on the subject.
In a MS. collection of baronets' pedigrees
made by Peter Le Neve, Norroy king of
armsabout 1700, and very frequently quoted
by Collins, it is stated that sir John, here
called 2d bart., was the person originally
created, with remainder to his nephews;
that his sen, John, here called 3d bart.,
died during his father's lifetime; and that
on the death of Sir John, 1st bart., he was
succeeded by a John, eldest son of his bro-
ther, William, and that John, in l(i!)2, by
his brother, William, the same who is in the
text called 4th baronet. The parent which
was granted at Oxford is not enrolled, or
the Editor would have been enabled to clear
up the point.
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KEMP.
Sir William, dying; in 1078, without issue
male, was succeeded by his nephew,
III. Sir THOMAS (son of Thomas, 2d
son of sir Thomas, 1st bart.,) »»• Susannah,
one of the das. and co-heiresses of sir John
Clobery, of Bradstone, co. Devon, knt.,
(niece and co-h. of sir William Cranmer,
knt.,) by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. John.
3. Henry, of London, merchant, m.
Elizabeth, da. ofmr. John Barne, and had
issue,
1. Thomas; 2 Henry.
3. John, m. Anne, da. of Guyon,
esq., and by her had issue, Thomas, a
col. in the army; and adm. sir Henry
TroUope, K.C.B. Sir Henry was knighted
for a series of gallant services, received
the unanimous thanks of both houses of
parliament, and the merchants of Lon-
don presented him with a piece of plate
of the value of one hundred guineas.
4. Sarah.
5. Mary.
G. Diana.
4. William, fellow of Pembroke Hall,
Cambridge, rf. mim.
5. Marv, d, unm.
G. Anne, m. Samuel Clarke, esq.
7. Elizabeth, m. William Noel, justice
of the court of Common Pleas (brother of
sir Clobery Noel, bart.,) and d. 17(>7'
8. Frances, rf. MWOT.
9. Catherine.
10. Cranmer.
Sir ThoiTias d. in Nov. 1729, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV, Sir THOMAS, m. Diana, da. and
co-h. of Thomas Middleton, of Stanstead,
CO. Essex, esq., by whom he had.
1. Thomas-Middleton, )». Isabella, (eld-
est da. of sir John Thorold, bart.,) and d.
in the lifetime of his father, leaving by his
wife, (whorf. 1803,)
1. Sir Thomas-William, 5th bart.
2. Sir John, Gth bart.
3. Charles ; 4. Henry.
5. Diana; 6. Elizabeth.
7. Anne ; 8. Isabella.
2. Arthur; 3. William.
4. Anthony, in holy orders, n?. Penelope,
2d da. of Adolphus Meetkirk, esq., and had
issue,
5. Isabella; G. Susanna.
Sir Thomas d. 7 Oct. 1784, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
V. Sir THOMAS WILLIAM, whorf. 13
May 1789, and was succeeded by his brother,
VL Sir JOHN, D.C.L., m., 24 March
1798, Anne, da. of Henry Thorold, of Crox-
would, CO. Lincoln, esq., by v/hom he had
issue,
1. Anne, m., 8 Oct. 1827, Thomas Tryon,
of Bulwick Park, co. Northampton, esq.
2. Sir John, present bart.
3. Thomas, rf. 29 Oct. 1822.
4. Caroline, d. 5 Aug. 1823.
5. Matilda; G. Laura.
7. Charles; 8. Arthur.
9. A son, b. July 1814.
10. Another son, b. April 1817-
Sir John d. 28 April 1820, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VII. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate G. Vert, three bucks,
current, argent, armed, or, within a bor-
dure, argent.
Crest— On a mount, proper, a buck, cur-
rent , as in the arms, holding an oak leaf in
his mouth, proper.
Seat — At Casewick, co. Lincoln.
KEMP, of GissiNG, CO. Norfolk.
14 March 1641.
Sir WILLIAM-ROBERT KEMP, Baronet, in holy orders, rector of
Gissing and Flordon, both co. Norfolk, born 14 Nov. 1791 ; svicceeded his
father, sir William-Robert, 11 Oct. 1{]04.
The ancestors of the baronet appear to
have been settled at Weston, co. Suffi>lk,
as early as the 14th century, and at Gissing
in the IGth. Robert K.emp, of Vv'eston and
Gissing, gent., rf. 17 Sept. 1527, and 4th in
descent from him was,
I. Sir ROBERT, created a baronet as
above, m. Jane, da. of sir Matthew Browne,
of Bechworth Castle, co. Surrey, knt., and
had issue,
1. Sir Robert, 2d bart.
2. Matthew, m., and left issue.
3. Richard.
4. Jane, m. Thomas Waldegrave, of
Smallbridge, co. Sutfolk, esq.
II. Sir ROBERT, 2d bart., b. 1G27, M.P.
for Dunwich, Kjai; »i., 1st, 1G,)0, Mary,
da. of Thomas Kerridge, of Shelley, co.
Suffolk, es(j., by whom (who d. Kwj) he
had no surviving issue; he m., 2dly, 20
Nov. 1G57. Mary, da. and sole h. of Jolin
Sone, of Ubbeston, co. Suffolk, gent., and
by her (whorf. 2') July 1705) had issue,
1. Sir RorjERT, 3d bart.
2. WiLLiAi-.i, m., 1st, Jane Colman, by
whom he had no issue; and2dly, Elizabeth,
only da. of Henry Shardelowe, alilerman of
Norwich, and rf. 12 May 1744, leaving sur-
viving issue by his 2d wife, (who d. 14 July
172G,)
1. Sir William, nth bart.
2. Robert; and three das., all »j.
3. Mary, »i. sir Charles Blois, bart.
4. Jane, m. John Dade, of Ipswich, M.D.
Sir Robert rf. 2G Sept. 1710, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir ROBERT, b. 25 June 1GG7, m.,
1st, Letilia, da. of Robert King, of Great
Thurlow, by whom he had issue,
1. Lktitia, rf. an infant.
2. Mary, m. sir Edmond Bacon, of Gar-
boldisham, bart.
Sir Robert »(., 2dly, Elizabeth, only da.
and h. of John Brand, of Edwardstone, co.
Suff()lk, and by her (who rf. 1709) had issue,
3. Sir Bo!;ekt, 4th bart.
4. Sir John, 5th bart.
5. Isaac, rf. tuin).
G. Thomas, in Iioly orders, rector of
Gissing, b. I70G, and rf. 17G1, liaving ni., 1st,
Anne Marler, by whom lu; had issue,
1. Anne, rf. an infant; and 2dly, Pris-
cilla, da. and co-h. of Thomas Ilolden, of
Penryn, co. Cornwall, by whom (who
survived him, re-m. Anthony Merry, of
Lindfield, co. Sussex, esq. and rf. 2 Nov.
1815, aged 84) he had,
2. Sir John, Gth bart.
3. Robert, rf. un»i.
4. Mary, rf. tiiun. 1784.
WILLIAMSON.
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7. Edward, d. an infant.
8. Sir Benjamin, 7th bart.
9. Elizabeth, d. unin. 17G2.
10. Letitia, d. young,
11. Jaxe, m. William Blois, esq., eldest
son of sir Charles Blois, above mentioned.
Sir Robert m., 3dly, Martha, da. of Wil-
liam Blackwell, esq., of Mortlake, co.
Surrey, and by her (who d. 17^7) had issue,
12. William, d. num.
13. Martha, d. an infant.
14. Martha, m. Darell Short, of Wad-
hurst, CO. Sussex, esq.
Sir Robert m., 4thly, 9 July 1728, Amy,
da. of Richard Phillips, esq., and relict of
John Borough, of Ipswich, by whom (who
survived him, and d. 1745) he' had no issue.
Sir Robert d. 18 Dec. 1734, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir ROBERT, b. 9 Nov. 1699, M.P.
for Orford, 1730, d. num. 15 Feb. 1752, and
was succeeded bv his brother,
V. Sir JOHN", b. 19 Dec. 17OO, w. Eliza-
beth, da. of Thomas Mann, esq., relict of
John Colt, esq., but rf. without issue, 25
Nov. 176I, and was succeeded by his ne-
phew,
VI. Sir JOHN, son of the rev. Thomas
Kemp, 3d son of the 3d bart., b. 1754, d.
loun. 16 Jan. 1771> and was succeeded by
his uncle,
VII. Sir BENJAMIN, 3d surviving son
of the 3d bart., was a physician, b. 29 Dec.
1703, m., but d. without issue, 1777. and
was succeeded by his cousin,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, (son of William
Kemp, 2d son of the 2d bart.,) b. 1717) '«•
ISIary, da. of Ives, of Colteshall, esq.,
and by her (who d. 1762) had issue,
1. Sir William-Robert, 9;h bart.
2. Thomas-Benjamin, of Swafield, Nor-
folk, m., and has issue.
3. John.
Sir William d. 5 Nov. 1799, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IX. Sir WILLIAM -ROBERT, b. 1744,
m., 9 Dec. 1788, Sarah, da. of Thomas Ad-
cock, of Carleton, co. Norfolk, esq., and by
her (who survived him) had issue,
1. SirWiLLiAM-RoBERT, present bart.
2. Thomas, b. 14 Oct. 1793.
Sir Robert d. 11 Oct. 1804, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
X. Sir WILLIAM-ROBERT, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 6. Gules, 3 garbs within
a bordure, engrailed, or.
Crest — On a garb, a pelican ruining her-
self, proper.
Motto — Lv.cem spero.
Seat — Gissing, co. Norfolk.
WILLIAMSON, of East Markham, co. Nottingham.
3 June 1642.
Sir HEDWORTH WILLIAMSON, Baronet, M.P. for the northern
division of Durham ; born 1 Nov. 1797 ; succeeded his father, sir Hed-
Avorth, March 1810; married^ 18 April 1826, the hon. Anne-EHzabeth
Liddell, 3d da. of lord Ravensworth, and has issue, 1. HEDWORTH,
h. at Florence, 25 March, and baptized tliere, 22 April 1827 ; 2. Wil-
liam-Hexry, b. at Florence, 14 Oct. 1828; 3
burn, 1 Sept. 1833.
Charles, b. at Whit-
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., suffered
greatlv for his loyalty in the civil wars, and
paid £3400 to the sequestrators for his es-
tate ; m., 1st, Jane, eldest da. of sir Ed-
ward Hussey, bart., by whom he had several
children, who all rf. young except three sons
and one da,, viz,,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Sir Robert, 3d bart.
3. John, rf. unm.
4. Jane, m. John White, esq.
He m., 2dly, Dionysia, da. of William
Hales, esq., but by her (who survived her
husband, and rf. 1684) he had no issue. He
d. Sept. 1657> and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
II. Sir THOMAS, 2d bart. b. 1636, m.
Dorothy, youngest da. and co-h. of George
Fenwicic, esq., by whom he had no issue.
The estate of Monkwearmouth, which the
present bart. possesses, was given to the fa-
mily by this lady, who rf. 4 Nov. 1699. Sir
Thomas rf. 23 April 1703, and was succeeded
by his brother,
III. Sir ROBERT, m. Rebecca, da. of
John Burrows, merchant, by whom, among
other children, he had a son,
Sir William, 4th bart.
Sir Robert rf. 1708, and was succeeded by his
son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, m., 1st, 1703, EHza-
beth, youngest da, and co-h, of John Hed-
worth, of Harraton, co, Durham, esq,, by
whom (whorf. 1736) he had issue,
1, FEN\vicK,wasan ensign in the guards,
and rf. 1737.
2, Sir Hedworth, 5th bart.
3, William, D.D,,rf. in 1763, leaving issue,
1, William, rf, unm. 1782,
2, Anne, m., 2G Oct. 1782, Robert Hop-
per, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, barrister-
at-law, who assumed the name of Wil-
liamson, she rf. 28 Sept. 1829.
4, Henry, a lieut.-colonel, m. Sarah
Crook, but rf. without issue, 1769.
5, Avne. m. William Wingfield.
6, Dorothy, rf, unm.
Sir William m., 2dly, Mary, da. and h.
of William Fetherstonehaugh, esq,, by
whom (who rf, 17 April 1752) he had no
issue. He d. April 1747, and was succeeded
by his son,
V. Sir HEDWORTH, w„ 1748, Eliza-
beth, eldest da, and h, of William Huddle-
ston, of Millam Castle, co, CAimberland,
esq., by whom (who rf. 10 Oct. 1793) he had
issue,
1. WiLLIAM-HUDDLESTON, rf, 12 April
1782.
2. Sir Hedworth, 6th bart.
3. Rev, Thomas, rector of Stoke Dama-
rel, CO. Devon, rf. Feb, 1828, ?»,, and left
issue, of whom Hedworth Huddlestone,
lieut, 73d foot, youngest son, rf, 11 Nov.
1828, xt. 21,
Sir Hedworth rf. 9 Jan. 1788 ; his lady 10
Oct. 1793. He was succeeded by his eldest
surviving son,
VI. Sir HEDWORTH, w,, 10 Oct, 1794,
Maria, da. of sir James Hamilton, of Mo-
naghan, in Ireland, knt., and had issue,
1. Sir Hedworth, present bart.
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THOROLD.
2. Maria-Dorothea, b. 4 Nov. 1798,
m., 20 Oct. 1818, David Barclay, esq., 2cl
son of Robert Barclay, of Berry Hill, co.
Surrey, esq.
3. William-Hamilton, b. 3 Aug. 1800.
4. Elizabeth-Anne, &. 11 Nov. 1801, d.
unm. 17 March 1822.
5. Sophia-Jane, b. 21 Nov. 1803, wi., 6
Sept. 1823, thehon. Thomas Dundas, eldest
son of lord Dundas.
6. Robert-Hliddleston, 6. 5 April 1810.
Sir Hed worth rf. March 1810, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir HEDWORTH, present bart.
Arms — See Plate (>. Or, a chevron, gules,
between three trefoils slipped, sable.
Crest — Out of a mural crown, gules, a
demi-wyvern, or.
5e«<,f— At Whitburn Hall, andMonkwear-
raouth, CO. Durham.
THOROLD, of MARSTOif, co. Lincoln.
24 Aug. 1642.
Sir JOHN-CHARLES THOROLD, Baronet, born 2G June 1816,
succeeded his father, sir Jobn-Hayford, 7 July 1831.
This family is of considerable antiquity
in the co. of Lincoln. Richard-Thorold
was living fernp. Edw. III., and was father
of John, who w. Joan, da. and heiress of
Robert Hugh, of Marston, with whom he
acquired that estate. William Thorold,
lord of Marston and Blakney, ((ith in descent
from John,) d. 15(>y, leaving, besides other
issue, 2 sons, of whom the youngest, Ro-
bert, was ancestor of the Thorolds of the
Heath, co. Lincoln, barts., extinct, and the
elder, sir Anthony, was father of
William Thorold, of Marston, esq., who
m. Frances, da. of sir Robert Tyrwhitt, of
Kettleby, co. Lincoln, knt., and had issue
2 sons, sir Anthoni/, (whose only da. and h.
m. William, lord Widdrington, who was
slain in the royal cause at the battle of
Wigan) and,
I. Sir WILLIAM, the 1st bart., created
as above, received the honour of knight-
hood from king James I., when but l(j years
old. He suffered greatly for his loyalty to
king Charles 1., having paid to the se-
questrators for his estate, the sum of
i'4,4G0. He ?ji. Anne, da. of John Blythe,
of Sroxton, near Grantham, esq., and had
issue,
1. William, nominated by king Charles
II. a knt. of the intended order of the Royal
Oak; m. Elizabeth, da. of sir Robert Carr,
of Sleaford and Aswarby, bart., but rf. in
his father's lifetime without issue, and his
widow re-m. sir William Trollope, bart.
2. Anthony, m. Grisiila, da. of sir John
Wray, of Glentworth, bart., and d. also in
his father's lifetime, leaving issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Sir Anthony, 3d bart.
.3. Sir John, 4th bart.
4. Thomas ; 5. Robert ; 6. Bethel, who
all d. utnn.
7. Elizabeth, d. young.
8. Anne, m. sir Thomas Hodgson, of
Bramwith, co. York, knt.
9. Mary; 10. Frances; 11. Elizabeth.
12. Theodosia; 13. Catherine.
3. John, m., 1st, IWm, a da. of sir Wil-
liam Treadway, knt., and had issue, sir
William, 5th bart. ; he w., 2d]y, the re-
lict of Thomas Sanderson, cs(|., and had
issue another son, sir John, 7th bart.
4. Robert; 5. Thomas, both d. without
issue.
f). Elizabeth, m. sir Richard Wing-
field, of Tickencote-house, co. Rutland,
knt.
7. Margaret, m. William Beresford, of
Leadenham, esq.
8. Anne, m., 1st, Robert Rateman, of
London, esq., and, 2dly, Cutts, esq.
y. Catharine, d. unm.
10. Frances, m. sir Francis Leeke, of
Sandy-acre, and of Newark, knt. and bart.
11. Mary, m. Thomas Pechel, of Nor-
man ton, esq.
12. Penelope, m. George Lucas, of Fen-
ton, esq.
Sir William was succeeded by his grand-
son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, the eldest son of An-
thony, 2d son of sir William ; m. Mrs. Gar-
rett, of London, but rf. without issue, and
was succeeded by his brother,
IH. Sir ANTHONY, m. the only da. of
Thomas Harrington, of Boothby, near
Grantham, esq., but also d. without issue,
and was succeeded by his next brother,
IV. Sir JOHN, m. Margaret, relict of
the hon. Francis Coventry, 2d son of the
lord keeper Coventry, and served many
years in parliament for the co. of Lincoln,
and for Grantham. He also rf. without
issue, and Thomas, Robert, and Bethel,
his 3 younger brothers, having previously
rf. unm., the title devolved on his cousin,
V; Sir WILLIAM, eldest son of John,
3d son of the 1st bart. He m., and left an
only son,
VI. Sir ANTHONY, who rf. a minor in
his 12th year, at school, 1721, whereupon
the title fell to his uncle of the half blood,
VII. Sir JOHN, 2d son of John, 3a son
of the 1st bart., high-sheriff co. Lincoln,
1722, m., 1st, Alice, only da. and h. of VVil-
liam Samson, of Gainsborough, esq., and
had issue,
1. Sir John, 8th bart.
2. William; 3. Elizabeth.
And, 2dly, a da. of William Langley, co.
York, esq., and had issue,
4. Charles.
Sir John rf. in Jan. 1748, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir JOHN, m. Elizabeth, da. and
one of the co-hh. of Samuel Ayton, of West
Harrington, co. Durham, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir John, 9th bart.
2. George, d. unm.
3. Samuel, m. the da. of Goodacre,
esq., and rf. 18 Jan. 1825, leaving issue 3
sons.
4. Isabella, »/.MiddletonTrollopc,e9q.,
eldest son of sir Thomas Trollope, of Case-
wick, bart.
.5. Elizabeth, tn. Willoughby Wood, of
Thoresby, esq., gentleman of the privy
chamber.
Sir John rf. June 1775, and was succeeded
by his eldest s'on,
IX. Sir JOHN, h. 1734, whom., March
1771. J:inc, only child and h. of Millington
Hayford, of Millington, co. Chester, and
AVROTTESLEV.
C7
of Ox ton Hall, co. Notts, esq., and by her
(Who d. March 18(»7) had issue,
1. Sir John-Hayford, 10th bart.
2. William, b. March 1774, d.Sept. 1808,
unm.
3. George, in holv orders, M.A., b. May
1776, m.. May 18(i4, 'Elizabeth, only da. of
Benjamin Baiigh, of Portland Square, Bris-
tol, esq., and d. Sept. 1823, leaving issue (>
sons, of which the eldest, the rev. Henry B.
Thorold, m., 1 July 1829, Julia, youngest
da. of John Thomas Ellis, esq,, late of
Wyddiall Hall, co. Herts.
4. Edward, in holy orders, M.A., b.
Jan. 1781, m., June 1809, Mary, only da.
of Thomas Wilson, of Grantham, esq.,
M.D., and heiress of Thomas Bartholomew,
of Bardney, esq., and has issue, 2 sons and
5 das.
a. Jaxe, b. March 1783, m., Jan. 1812,
Charles Thorold Wood, ofThoresby, esq,,
and latecapt. royal regiment of horse guards
<blue).
6. Hexry, b. Feb. 1787, d. Oct. 1804.
7. Charles, b. Aug, 1/89, rf. June 1807>
nnm.
Sir John Thorold represented cOo Lincoln
in three parliaments, 1780, 1784, and 1790,
retiring at the dissolution in 179(j; he d. 25
Feb. 1H15, aged 81, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
X. Sir JOHN-HAYFORD, loth bart., 6.
31 March 17/3, m., 1 Oct. 1811, Mary, eldest
da. of sir Charles Kent, of Fornham, St.
Genevieve, co. Suff )lk, bart., by whom (who
d. Dec. 1829) he had issue,
1. Sir Johx-Charles, present bart.
Sir John Hayford »«., 2dly, 12 July 1830,
Mary- Anne, da. of George Cary, of Tor Ab-
bey, CO. Devon, and relict of John Dalton,
jun.,of Thumham Hall, co. Lancaster, esq.,
(who re-)n., 10 April 1834, sir Charles Ogle,
bart.)
Sir John-Hayford rf. 7 July 1831, and
was succeeded by his only son,
XI. Sir JOHN-CHARLES, present and
11th bart.
Arms—See Plate 6. Sable, three goats,
saliant, argent.
Crest — On a wreath, a roebuck, passant,
argent ; attired, or.
Sea?— AtSystonPark, near Grantham, co.
Lincoln.
WROTTESLEY, of Wrottesley, co. Stafford.
30 Aug. 1642.
Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY, Baronet, M. P. for the southern division
of Staffordshire, F.S.A. ; born 24 Oct. 1771 ; succeeded his father, sir John,
23 April 17B7 ; married, 1st, 23 June 1795, Caroline Bennett, da. of
Charles, earl of Tankerville, by whom (who d. 7 3Iarch 1818) he had issue,
1. JOHN, 6. 5 Aug. 1798, m., 28 July 1821, Sophia- Elizabeth, 3d da.
of Thomas Giffard, of Chillington, co. Stafford, esq.; 2. Charles-
Alexander, i, 21 Oct. 1799; 3. Robert, b. 2 June 1801, in holy
orders, m., Aug. 1828, Georgiana, da. of sir George Pigott, bart.; 4.
George-Thomas, b. 23 Aug, 1807, d. 5Aprin818; 5. Walter,
b. 8 April 1810; 6. Caroline, d. 3 July 1797; 7- E^ima, d. 8
March 1804 ; 8. Henrietta, b. 10 April 1805, ttj., 10 Jan. 1830, H-
Strawbengee, of Spennithorne, eo. York, esq.; 9. Louisa, b. 28 May
1806, d. Feb. 1821 ; 10. Fanny-Isabella, b. 1818, d. 12 April 1829.
Sir John 7n., 2dly, 19 May 1819, the hon. Mrs. John Bennett, da, of John
Conyers, esq,, of Copt Hall, Essex, and vfidow of the hon. John-Astley
Bennett, R.N.
The name of this family is taken from
the place of their residence, which they are
supposed to have been possessed of ever
since the Norman Conquest ; sir Hugh de
Wrottesley was seated here temp. Henry III.,
as was also sir William de Wrottesley, 9
Edw. II. Sir Hugh de IVrotteslei/, son and
h. of sir Vv'illiam, was one of the knights of
the garter, at the foundation of that order,
and rf. 1380. 8th in descent from him ^vas.
Sir Hugh Wrottesley, b. 1573, knighted
26 Aug. 1(517 ; '"• Margaret, da. of sir Ed-
ward Devereux, bart., and sister of Walter,
5th viscount Hereford, and by her had issue,
I. Sir WALTER, Ist bart., suffered
greatly for his loyalty, and was f^ned ^'1,332
10.9. by the sequestrators. Hew. Mary, da.
of John Grey, of Enville, co. Stafford, esq.
by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Walter, 2d bart.
2. Edward, who m. Martha, da. of Tho-
mas Hewit, knt.
3. John, a merchant in Portugal.
4. and 5. Hugh and Richard, d. without
issue.
6. Elizabeth, ??;. sir Francis Woolrich,
bart., of Dudmaston, co. Salop.
7. Mary, m. sir Edward Littleton, bart.
8. DoROTH V ; 9. Axxe.
1(1. J.4XE, jH.mr. Adams.
Sir Walter rf. 6 Nov. 1G5&, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir' WALTER, m. Elizabeth, da. of
sir Thomas Woolrich, bart., and had issue,
1. Sir Walter, 3d bart.
2. Ursila ; 3, Ax.ve.
HI. Sir WALTER, his son and h., m.,
1st, Eleanor, da. of sir John Archer, of
Coopersale, co. Essex, knt., one of the
justices of the Common Pleas, by whom he
had,
1. Walter, rf. unm.
2. Sir Johx, 4th bart.
3. Hugh, of Lincoln's Inn, d.unm. 1725.
4. Eleanor, rf. nnm.
5. Henrietta, rf, unm.
(). Elizabeth, m. Anthony Collins, esq.
7. Mary, rf. tunn.
Sir Walter ?»., 2dly, Anne, da. of judge
Burton, by whom he had.
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THROCKMORTON.
8. Walter, m. miss Craig, and had a
son,
Thomas, who m. his cousin, Elizabeth,
da. of sir John Wrottesley.
9. Margaret.
10. AXNE, m. mr. Hutchinson.
Sir Walter was succeeded by his eldest
son,
IV. Sir JOHN, m. Frances, da. of the
hon. John Grey, 3d son of Henry, 1st earl
of Stamford, (by Catharine, da. of Edward,
lord Dudley and Ward,) by whom he had,
1. John, d. Nov. 1728.
2. Charles, d. 1724, both in their mi-
nority.
3. Sir Hugh, 5th bart.
4. Sir Walter, (Jth bart.
3. Sir Richard, 7lh bart.
6. Frances, m. Hei^liam Bendish, esq.
7. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Wrottesley,
esq.
8. Henrietta, m. Theodore-William
Inge, of Thorp Constantine, co. Stafford,
esq.
9. Dorothy; 10. Mary.
Sir John was M.P. for co. Stafford, 1703,
and rf. Oct. 1726. He was succeeded by his
eldest surviving son,
V. Sir HUGH, who rf. Nov. 1729, was
succeeded by his next brother,
VI. Sir WALTER, who d. in his mi-
nority, Feb. 1731, was succeeded by his
only brother,
VII. Sir RICHARD, in holy orders,
dean of Worcester, and chaplain to king
George III.; 6. 171I, m. Mary, 2d da. of
John, 1st earl Gower, (by lady Evelyn
Pierpoint, youngest da. of Evelyn, duke
of Kingston, by his first lady,) by whom
(who rf. his widow, 30 April 1771) he had
issue,
1. Sir John, 8th bart.
2. Mary, b. Nov. 1740; maid of honour
to the queen, and rf. 1769.
3. Elizabeth, m., 17tl9, Augustus-Henry
Fitzroy, 3d duke of Grafton, K.G .
4. Frances, m. admiral Pigot, brother of
lord Pigot, and d. 13 April 1811.
5. Dorothy, m., 1780, the baron Kutzle-
ben, minister from Hesse Cassel, survived
her husband, and rf. 2 Oct. 1822.
6. Harriet, who, as well as her eldest
sister, was a maid oi^ honour to the queen,
and m., 177!^> gen. William Gardiner, bro-
ther of Luke, viscount Mountjoy, and rf.
4 Dec. 1823.
Sir Richard was appointed one of his Ma-
jesty's chaplains, Dec. 1703, and dean of
Worcester, April 1705. He rf.29 July I7G9,
and was succeeded by his son,
VIII. Sir JOHN, a major-general in the
army, and col. of the 45th regiment of foot ;
he was master of the horse to his late royal
highness the duke of York, and member
of parliament co. Stafford; m., 7 June 1770,
Frances, da. of William, 1st viscount Cour-
tenay, maid of honour to the queen, by
whom (who rf. 24 Feb. 1828, aged 80) he
had issue,
1. Sir John, present bart.
2. Henry, rf. unm. 17 Feb. 1825.
3. Hugh, a lieut.-col. on the Bengal esta-
blishment, b. July 1782, rf. 18 Oct. 1830.
4. Charles, b. 8 July 1783.
5. Edward, b. Oct. 1785, rf. 29 July 1814.
6. Fanny, rf. 26 April 1814.
7. Caroling, rf. an infant.
8. Charlotte, >»., 14 Jan. 1822, the rev.
John Heylar; and, 2dly, 18 Dec. 1826, capt.
Gordon, R.N.
9. Louisa.
He rf. 23 April 1787> and was succeeded by
his son,
IX. Sir JOHN, the present bart.
Arms— See Plate 6. Or, three piles, sable,
and a canton, ermine.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, a boar's
head, ermhie, crined and tusked, or.
Seat — At Wrottesley, near Wolverhamp-
ton, CO. Stafford.
THROCKIMORTON, of Coughton, co. Warwick.
1 Sept. 1G42.
Sir CHARLES THROCKMORTON, Baronet, born 2 Nov. 1757 ;
succeeded his brother, sir George, 27 July 1826; married, 27 Dec. 1787,
Mary, da. of Edmund Plowden, of Plowdea, co. Salop, esq.
This family is descended, according to a
pedigree drawn up by sir William Dugdale,
from John de Throckmorton, lord of the
manor of Throckmorton, in the parish of
Flatbury, co. Worcester, 1130. His descend-
ants continued seated at Throckmorton till
the time of Henry VI., wlien John Throck-
morton, chamberlain and under-treasurer
of the Exchequer, m. Eleanor, da. andco-h.
of Guy Spiney, of Coughton, co. Warwick,
and removed to ('oughton. He had two
sons, 1. Sir Thomas, the eldest, ancestor
of the present bart. ; 2. .JoJui, who m. the h.
of Brydges, of Love, co. Gloucester; settled
there, and was ancestor of sir William
Throckmorton, of Tortworth, co. Glouces-
ter, who was created a bart. Kill, in which
title he was succeeded by his son, sir Bayn-
ham; he, by his son, another sir Baynham;
and he by bis 1st cousin, sir William, who
was killed in a duel 1682, without issue,
when the title became extinct.
Sir Thomas Throckmorton (eldest son
of sir John and Eleanor Spiney) was father
of sir Robert, who rf. 151(», leaving a son
and h., sir George, who m. Katherine, da.
of Nicholas, lord Va\ix, and had issue, sir
Robert, who, by his 1st wife, Muriel, da.
of Thomas, lord Berkeley, had a son and h.,
Thomas, whose son and h., John, was
father of
I. Sir ROBERT, of Coughton, created a
bart. as above, who, in the civil wars, had
his estate sequestrated, and his house at
Coughton plundered and made a garrison
of by the parliament forces ; whereupon he
was f^orced to secure himself at Worcester,
and rf. Jan. I(i50. He m., 1st, Dorothy, da.
of sir John P'ortcscne, of Salden, co. Bucks,
K.B., by whom (who rf. 3 Nov. 1617) he had
no issue; and, 2dly, Mary, da. of sir Francis
Smith, and sister to Charles, 1st baron Car-
rington ; by her sir Robert had four sons
and one da., whereof only,
1. Sir Francis, 2d bart., survivedhim.
2. Anna, m. Edward (iuildford, esq., fa-
ther of sir Robert Guildford, bart.
Sir Robert rf. 1650, and was succeeded by
his only surviving son,
II. Sir FRANCIS, nt. Anne, da. and s«le
BLOUNT.
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h. of John Mor-son, esq., (son of sir William
Monson, knt., vice-admiral of England in
the reign of James I.,) aaid had issue,
1. Francis, who d. 10 Sept. 16/6, in
Flanders, aged 16.
2. Sir Robert, 3d bart.
3. John.
4. George, d. 16 April 1705.
5. Anxe, a nun of the order of St. Au-
gustine, in Paris.
6. Mary, m. Martin Wollascot, esq.
7. Elizabeth.
Sir Francis d. 7 Nov. 1680, and was succeed-
ed bv his son.
Hi. Sir ROBERT, m. Mary, 2d da. and
h. of sir Charles Yate, of Buckland, co.
Bucks, bart., by whom (who rf. 1728) he had,
1. Robert, d. an infant, 14 Jan. 1(J88.
2. George, b. 7 Dec. 1600, d. in his fa-
ther's lifetime.
3. Sir Robert, 4th bart.
4. Anne, m. John Petre, of Fidlers, co.
Essex, esq.
5. Mary, w. James Fermor, of Tusmore,
CO. Oxford, esq.
6. Elizabeth ; 7- Catharine, nuns at
Paris.
8. Charlotte, m. sir Thomas Wmdsor
Hunloke, bart.
9. Appollonia.to. sir Edward Blount.
10. Barbara, m. Peter Giffard, of Chil-
lington, CO. Stafford, esq.
Sir Robert d. 8 March 1720, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir ROBERT, b. 21 Aug. 1702, m.,
1st, Teresa, da. of William Herbert, mar-
quess of Powis ; by whom (who d. 17 June
1723) he had,
1. Robert, who d. in France, ?/)?»?.
2. George, m., 1748, Anna-Maria, only da.
of William Paston, of Hortcn, co. Glouces-
ter, esq., (by his wife, da. and h. of John
Courtenav, of Molland, co. Devon, esq.,)
and rf. in "his father's lifetime, 30 Dec. 1762,
leaving issue by her, (who d. 20 Oct. 1791,)
1. Robert, 6. Aug. 1750, d. unm. 11
Nov. 1779.
2. Sir John-Courtenay, 5th bart.
3. Sir George, 6th bart.
4. Sir Charles, present bart.
5. Fiancis, b. 21 Feb. 1761, d. at Lisbon,
vmn., 23 March 1788.
6. William, b. 8 May 1762, and d. 31
March 1819, having m., 19 Feb. 1798, Fran-
ces, only da. of the aforesaid Thomas
Giffard, "by Frances Stonor, his 3d wife,
and by her (who rf. 30 May 1809) had
issue, Robert-George, of Molland, co. De-
von, esq., b. 5 Dec. 18C0, M.P. for Berk-
shire, »)., 16 July 1P29, Elizabeth, only da.
of sir John Acton, of Aldeiiham, bart., snd
has issue, Robert-Charles-Courtenay, b. 1
April 1831 ; Mary-Elizabeth-Frances; Ni-
cholas-John, b. 23 June 1802; J(.hn, b. 14
Oct. 1803, d. 29 Jan. 1804 ; William, b. 9
July 180(), dec; John-Jervis-St. Vinvoit, b.
10 Jan. 1808 ; Frances-Mary, b. 1 Dec. 1798,
d. at Paris, 11 March 1825; Mary, b. 19
May 1805, tn., 15 Oct. 1827, Thomas Rid-
dell, esq., eldest son of Ralph Riddell, of
Felton Park, co. Northumberland, esq. ;
Gertrvde-Mitriel, b. 15 March 1809, dec.
7. Mary, b. 29 Aug. 1749, and d. at
Paris, 30 Sept. 17()3, unm.
8. Anne, b. 21 Nov. 1751, d. 6 Nov. 1783,
at Caverk-igh, co. Devon, unm.
9. Teresa, b. 28 Feb. ]7.';9, and m., 28
Aug. 1789, Thomas Peter Metcalf, esq., of
Bath, who d. 21 Oct. 1793.
3. Mary-Teresa, m. Thomas Fitzher-
bert, of Swinnerton, co. Stafford, esq., and
d. 26 Feb. 1791.
Sir Robert nu, 2dly, in Jan. 1737-8, Ca-
tharine, da. of George Collingwood, of Est-
lington, CO. Northumberland, esq., and by
her (who d. July 1761) he had,
4. Barbara, w. Thomas Giffard, of Chil-
lington, CO. Stafford, esq., who d. 17 May 1764.
Sir Robert m., 3dly, 1763, Lucy, da. of
James Heywood, of Maristo, co. Devon,
esq., by whom (who survived him, and d.
20 Nov. 1795) he had no issue. He d. 8
Dec. 1791, and was succeeded by his eldest
surviving grandson,
V. Sir JOHN-COURTENAY, b. 27 Julv
1753, m., 19 Aug. 1782, Mary-Catharina",
da. of Thomas Giffard, of Chillington, co.
Stafford, esq., by Barbara, da. of Robert,
lord Petre, and by her (who d. Jan. 1821)
had no issue. Sir John-Courtenay d. 3 Jan.
1819, and was succeeded by his next brother,
VI. Sir GEORGE, b. 15 Sept. 1754, who,
1792, by royal sign manual, took the name
and arms of Coiirlenai/, ha\irg inherited
from his mother the estates of the Cour-
tenays, of Molland, co. Devon; ??;., 29
June 1792, Catherine, only da. of Thomas
Stapleton, of Carlton, co. York, esq., and
d. without issue, 27 July 1826, was succeeded
by his next brother,
VII. Sir CHARLES, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 6. Gules, on a chevron,
argent, three bars, gemels, sable.
Crest — A falcon rising, argent.
Motto — Virtus solo nobilitas, or Moribus
antiq^iis.
Seats — At Buckland, co. Berks, and Cough-
ton, CO. Warwick.
BLOUNT, of SoDiNGTOK, co. Worcester.
5 Oct. 1642.
Sir EDWARD BLOUNT, Baronet, D.C.L., born 3 ]\farch 1795; suc-
ceeded his father, sir Walter, Oct. 1803; married., Sept. 1830, his cousin,
Mary- Frances, da. of Edward Blount, esq., and has issue, WALTER-
DE-SODINGTON, b. 19 Dec. 1833.
This family is said to be descended from
William, son of Blound, earl of Guisncs,
one of the companions of William the
C'onqueror, and is clearly traceable to a sir
William Blunt, knt., who, if not actually
a companion of the Conqueror, must have
lived in the early Norman reigns, inasm.uch
as his great-great-grandson, sir Walter, was
living and at man's estate as early as 1 Edw.
I. This Sir Walter Blunt m., 1st, Alianor,
da. and co-h. of John de Beauchamp, of
Hache; and 2dly, Joan, sister and co-h. of
sir William Sodington, of Sodington. By
his 1st wife he was ancestor of sir Walter
Blunt, created lord Mountjoy by king Edw.
IV. (and whose descendant in the 5th gene-
ration, Charles, 8th lord Mountjoy, was
advanced totheuignity of earl of Devon, but
d. without legitimate issue, 1606, when both
titles became extinct : but his natural son.
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HUNLOKE.
Mountjov Blunt, was created baron Mount-
joy and earl of Newport, which titles also
became extinct on the death of Henry, 4th
earl, in 1G81 ;) of sir Thomas-Pope Blunt,
of Osbaston, co. Leicester, who was created
a bart. 1679; and of several other families
of Blount, settled in Shropshire, Hereford-
shire, and the neighbouring counties. By
his 2d wife, sir Walter had a son, John, who
inherited from his mother the estate of So-
dington, where his descendants have re-
mained till the present time. Seventh in
descent from the said John was,
I. Sir WALTER, created a bart. as above.
He was a great sufferer for his loyalty during
the civil war, and long imprisoned, first at
Oxford, and afterwards in the Tower. His
brothers and four of his sons were all at
one time in the service of the king. He m.
Elizabeth, da. of George Wylde, of Droit-
wich, CO. Worcester, serjeant-at-law, and
had issue,
1. Sir GEORGE, 2d bart.
2. John, col. in king Charles's 2d own regi-
ment, when prince of Wales, m., and left
issue.
.3. William, major of the queen's regi-
ment, m., but d. s.p.
4. Peter, also in the army, and present at
the battle of Worcester.
5. Thomas; 6. Edward, both d. ?«?/».
7. Eleanor, m., 1st, Robert Knightley,
esq. ; and 2dly, Walter, 3d lord Aston of
Scotland.
8. Anne, m. James Anderton, of Birch-
ley, CO. Lancaster, esq.
9. Elizabeth, m. Henry Englefield, esq.
10. Frances, m. Andrew Windsor, esq.
Sir Walter was succeeded by his eldest son,
n. Sir GEORGE, m. Mary, da and h. of
Richard Kirkham, of Blagdon, co. Devon,
esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Walter-Kirkham, 3d bart.
2. George, m., 1st, Mary, da. of Henry
(VBryen, 5th earl of Thomond, and widow
of Charles Cockaine, viscount Cullen, by
whom he had no issue; and, 2dly, Constan-
tia, da. of sir George Cary, knt., by whom
he had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 4th bart.
2. Constantia, »?. sir John Smythe, of
Acton Burn ell, bart.
3. Mary, m. Edward Dickenson, esq.
4. Anne; 5. Elizabeth.
G. Catherine : the das. all d. unm.
3. William ; 4. John. 5. Charles;
6. John; 7- Richard, all rf. young.
8. Edward, of Blagdon, m. Anne, da. of
sir John Guise, bart., and d. 172(J, leaving
issue,
L Elizabeth, m. Hugh, 4th lord Clifford,
of Chudleigh.
2. Mary, ni. Edward, duke of Norfolk,
and d. 1773.
3. Anne, d. unm. 1760.
4. Harriett, m., 1st, Peter Proli, of Ant-
werp ; and 2dly, I'hilip Howard, esq.,
brother of the above-named Edward, duke
of Norfolk.
9. Mary, m. Henry Howard, of Clun,
esq., and d. 5 May 1732.
10. Anne, m. sir Francis Jerningham,
bart.
11. Elizabeth, m. Beaumont Tasburgh,
of Bodney, co. Norfolk, esq.
12. Catherine, m. Richard MinshuU, of
Bourton, Bucks, esq.
13. Lucy, d. young.
Sir George d. IGtiS, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir WALTER-KIRKHAM, twice r>^,
but rf. without surviving issue 12 May 1717>
and was succeeded by his nephew,
IV. Sir EDWARD, m. Apollonia, da. of
sir Robert Throckmorton, bart., and had
issue,
1. Sir Edward, 5th bart.
2. Sir Walter, (Jth bart.
3. Robert; 4. George, both rf. infants.
5. Apollonia; 6. Louisa; 7- Mary.
Sir Edward rf. 1758, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
V. Sir EDWARD, m.. 1/52, Frances, da.
and h. of William Molineux, of Mosborough,
CO. Lancaster, esq., by whom he had 1 son,
Edward, who rf. young; and sir Edward
dying in 17<i5, was succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir WALTER, m., 1760, Mary, eldest
da. of James, 5th lord Aston, in the Peerage
of Scotland, and by her (who rf. Feb. 1805)
had issue,
1. Sir Walter, 7th bart.
2. Edward, b. 18 July 1769, m., 20 April
1803, Frances, da. of Francis Wright, co.
Essex, esq., and by her has issue,
1. Mary-Frances, m., Sept. 1830, her
cousin, sir Edward Blount, bart.
2. Constantia-Catherine.
3. Walter-Aston, Chester herald, genealo-
gist and blanc coursier herald of the Order
of the Bath, and earl-marshal's secretary.
4. Edward-Charles, m., 18 Nov. 1834,
Gertrude-Frances, youngest da. of William
Jerningham, esq., niece of lord Stafford.
5. Herbert; 6. Apollonia; 7- Frances.
8. Laura; 9. George; 10. Henry.
3. George, b. 5 Feb. 1771, w., 1st, Ellza-
beth-Courtenay, da. of John Chichester, of
Arlington, CO. Devon, esq., and by her (who
rf. March 182(») had no issue: he w., 2dly,
Fanny de Mansignv.
Sir Walter rf. 5 Oct. 1785, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir WALTER, m., 25 Nov. 1792,
Anne, youngest da. of Thomas Riddell, of
Felton Park and Swinburne Castle, co.
Northumberland, esq. Sir Walter rf. Oct.
1803, and was succeeded by his only sur-
viving son,
VIII. Sir EDWARD, the present bart.
Arms — See Plate 6. Barry, nebule of six,
or and sable.
Crest — An armed foot in the sun.
Motto — Lii.r tiKi, via mea.
Seats. — At Sodmgton, co. Worcester ; and
Mawley Hall, co. Salop.
HUNLOKE, of WiNGERwORTir, co. Derby.
28 Feb. 1G42.
Sir HENRY HUNLOKE, Baronet, 6om 30 Sept. 1812; succeeded Lis
father, sir Windsor, 19 Jan. 18 IG.
Nicholas Hunloke, in the reign of
king Henry VIII., possessed a very consi-
derable estate, co. Middlesex and Notts.
His son, Nicholas, purchased the estate of
Wingcrworth, and was great -great-grand-
father of
Sir HENRY, the 1st bart., who, having
levied at his own expense a troop of horse.
HAGGERSTON.
71
so distinguished himself at its head, in the
battle of Edgehill, that the king knighted
him on the field of battle, and soon after
created him a baronet. He m. Marianna,
da. of Dixie Hickman, esq., (by Elizabeth,
da. of Henry, lord Windsor,) and had issue,
1. Sir Henry, 2d bart.
2. Mariana, a Benedictine nun at Brus-
sels.
3. Thomas-Windsor, a posthumous son,
who d. in Nov. 1672, being a volunteer in
the French army against the Imperialists.
Sir Henry rf. 13 Jan. 1C48, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir HENRY, w. Catharine, only da.
and h. of Francis Tyrwhit, esq., of Kettieby,
CO. Lincoln, (by Catharine, 2d da. of An-
thony-Maria Browne, 2d viscount Montagu,
by Bridget, eldest da. of John Manners, the
4th earl of Rutland and baron de Ross,
lineally descended from Anne, duchess of
Exeter, and sister to king Edward IV.,) by
whom he had,
1. Henry, rf. at Paris.
2. Francis, rf. young.
3. Sir Thomas-Wixdsor, 3d bart.
4. Robert; 5. Nicholas, who both rf.
infants.
t). Another Robert, m. Anne, da. of
Marmaduke Carver, gent., but had no issue.
7- Francis, d. at Amsterdam.
H. Elizabeth, ;«. George Heneage, esq.
9. Catharine; 10. Anne.
11. Teresa, rf. vmn.
12. Mariana, rf. an infant.
13. Another Mariaxa, was lady abbess
of the English Benedictine nuns, at Pon-
toise, in France.
Sir Henry rf. 3Jan. 1714, and was succeed-
ed by his 3d, but eldest surviving son.
Hi. Sir THOMAS-WINDSOR, m. Char-
lotte, 6th da. of sir Robert Throckmorton,
of Buckland, co. Berks, bart., and by her
(who rf. 31 Dec. 1738) had,
1. Sir Henry, 4th bart.
2. Thojias-Windsor, rf. 12 Oct. 1806.
3. Robert; 4. James, rf. in Feb. I8O7.
5. Catharine; 6. Charlotte.
7. Anne; 8. Mary.
9. Mariana ; 10. Barbara.
11. Henrietta.
Sir Thomas-Windsor, in 1726, rebuilt the
family mansion, and, dying 30 Jan. 1752,
was succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir HENRY, w., 21 Dec. 1769, Mar-
garet, eldest da. of Weuman Coke, of Long-
ford, CO. Derby, esq., and by her, (who rf.
22 Jan. 1821,) had issue,
1. Charlotte-Constance, rf.
2. Margaret-Elizabeth.
3. Sir Thomas-Wkvdsor, 5th bart.
4. Charlotte-Slsanna, m., 11 Feb.
Charles-William, earl of Albemarle.
5. Henry-Edward, rf.
6. Maria-Jane, rf.
7. Georgiana, rf. in Feb. 1805.
8. Anna-Sophia, rf.
9. Henrietta-Frances, vi. sir
Shelley-Sidney, of Penhurst, co.
bart.
Sir Henry rf. 16 Nov. 1804, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir' THOMAS-WINDSOR, m., 10
Oct. 1807, Anne, eldest da. of Thomas Ec-
cleston, of Scarisbrook-hall, co. Lancaster,
esq,, and had issue,
1. Charlotte ; 2. Eliza-Margaret.
3. Sir Henry, present bart.
Sir Thomas-Windsor rf. 19 Jan. 1816, and
was succeeded by his only son,
VI. Sir HENRY, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 6. Azure, a fesse, be-
tween three heraldic t igers' heads, erased, or.
Crest— On a chapeau, azure, turned up,
ermine, a cockatrice, with wings expanded,
proper; comb, beak, and wattles, or.
Seat— At Wingerworth, co. Derby.
1822,.
John
Kent,
HAGGERSTON, of Haggerston-Castle, co. Northumberland.
15 Aug. 1643 *.
Sir THOMAS HAGGERSTON, Baronet, succeeded his uncle, sir
Carnaby, 3 Dec. 1831 ; married Margaret, only child of Wilham Robert-
son, of Ladykirk, co. Berwick, esq., by whom (who d. 1823) he had issue
5 das., of whom Martanne-Sakah, the eldest, m., 10 Sept. 1834, David
Marjoribanks, of Dulwich, co. Surrey, esq., who thereupon took the name
and arms of Robertson, of Ladykirk.
This family is supposed to have been ori-
ginally of Scotland, but to have settled in
the northern counties of England at least as
early as the reign of Henry V., when Tho-
mas Haggerston appears to have m, a da.
and co-h. of sir Gilbert Umfreville.
William Haggerston, of Haggerston Cas-
tle, was slain in Scotland early in the reign
of Henry VIII. His posthumous son, Hen-
ry, was "grandfather of
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., colonel of a
regiment in the service of Charles I., and
m. Alice, da. and h. of Henry Banaster, of
Bank, co. Lancaster, esq., by whom he had
issue,
1. John, slain at Ormskirk fight, in Lan-
cashire, Oct. 1644.
2. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
3. Henry, killed by a fall from his horse,
1684; m. and left a da., m. abroad.
4. Ellkn, m. William Selby, of Bidle-
ston, CO. Northumberland, esq.
,5. ANNE,7)i. William Blundell, of Crosby,
CO. Lancaster, esq.
6. Margaret, m. William Hodson, of
Hebbame, co. Durham, esq.
7. Alice, rf. itvm.
He was succeeded by his eldest surviving son,
II. Sir THOMAS, ;h., 1st, Margaret, da.
of sir Francis Howard, of Corby Castle,
knt., and had issue,
1. Thomas, killed in Ireland, in the ser-
vice of king James II., unm.
2. William, m. Anne, da. of sir Philip
Constable, of Everingham, bart., and rf. in
his father's lifetime, leaving issue, sir Car-
* QucRre, Whether the date of the patent
was not 15 Oct. 1642, as was stated by sir
Thomas Haggerston, in a letter dated 12
July 1696.
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HAMPSON.
NABY, 3d bart., and three das., of whom
Catharine, m. Salvin, esq.
3. Henry ; 4. John ;
.5. Francis, who all embraced religious
lives.
6. Edward, ?m., 1st, Mary, da. of Gerard
Salvin, esq. ; and 2dly, mrs. Fitzharbe.
Sir Thomas nu, 2dly, Jane, da. and h. of
sir William Carnaby, by whom he had no
issue. He was succeeded by his grandson,
ni. Sir CARNABY, m. Elizabeth, da.
and at length heir of Peter Middleton, of
Stockeld, CO. York, by whom (who d. Dec.
1769) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. William -Haggerston -Constable,
ni. Winifred, da. and h. of John, earl of
Nithsdale and had issue,
1. Marmaduke - William - Haggerston-
Maxwell-Constable, m. Theresa-ApoUo-
nia, da. of Edmund Wakeman, esq., and
d. .'50 June 1819, leaving issue.
2. William-Haggerston - Constable, m.,
Feb. 17<^2, Clara-Louisa, only da. of Wil-
liam Grace, of Ireland, esq., and has issue.
3. Charles Haggerston, m., 21 July 1793,
Elizabeth, da. of sir Rowland Stanley, of
Hooton, CO. Chester, bart., and took the
surname and arms of Stanley only.
4. IMary, m. John-Webb Weston, esq.
5. Theresa.
3. Edward, of Ullingham, co. Northum-
berland, d. 17 March 1804, aged 71.
4. Annk ; 5. Mary, d. at Paris, w«ra., 13
Jan. 1829.
(J. A DA., m. Thomas Clifton, of Sytham,
CO. Lancaster, esq.
Sir Carnaby d, 1756, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir THOMAS, m., 1754, Mary, da.
of George Silvertop, of Ministeracry, co.
Northumberland, esq., and by her (who d.
22 May 1773) he had issue,
1. Sir Carnaby, 5th bart.
2. Thomas, of Sandoe, co. Northumber-
land, n». Winifred, da. of Edward Charlton,
of Reedsmouih, co. Northumberland, esq.,
d. 1829, leaving issue,
1. Sir Thomas, present bart.
2. Edward; 3. William, d. unm., 1817,
set. 26; 4. John, in the army.
5. George; 0. Mary, nu, 23 Nov. 1829,
Henry-S. Stepliens, esq. ; 7- Frances-Emily,
m., 3 Jan. 18^:5, Henry-John-William Col-
lingwood, of Lillington Tower, esq.
8. Winifred.
3. Edward; 4. Mary; 5. Bridget,
Sir Thomas rf. 1 Nov. 1777, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
V. Sir CARNABY, m. Frances, 2d da.
of Walter Smythe, esq., brother of sir Ed-
ward Smythe, of Esh, co. Durham, bart., by
whom he had issue an only child,
Mary, m., Jan. 1805, sir Thomas-Stanley-
Massey Stanley, bart.
Sir Carnaby d., without male issue, 3
Dec. 1831, and was succeeded by his nephew,
VI. Sir THOMAS, present and 6th bart.
Arms — See Plate 6. Azure, on a bend,
cottized, argent, three billets, sable.
Crest — A lion rampant, argent.
Seat—Kt Haggerston, co. Northumber-
land.
HAMPSON, of Taplow, co. Buckingham.
3 June 1G42.
Sir GEORGE-FRANCIS HAMPSON, Baronet, horn 28 Sept. 1823;
succeeded his father, sir George-Francis, 8 May 1833.
Robert Hampson, alderman of London,
and sheriff, 15!)8, was knighted on king
James's entry into London. He d. 2 May
1607- By Catharine, da. of sir John Good,
(who was re-m. to sir John Rotherham,) he
had issue,
1. Nicholas, d. num., 6 Oct. 1637,
aged 59.
2. Sir Thomas, 1st bart.
.3. Elizabeth, m., 1st, John Hewitt,
esq. ; and 2dly, Gilbert Wakering, knt. ;
and .3dly, sir Robert Bevill, K.B.
4. Rebecca, m. sir Anthony Forest, knt.,
and d. 4 Sept. 163,5.
I. Sir THOMAS, the 2d son, heir to his
brother Nicholas, was created a baronet,
l(i42, m. Anne, eldest da. and co-li. of Wil-
liam Duncombc, of London, csij., by whom
(who d. 2 Feb. 1643, aged 47) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Robert, barristcr-at-law, who left
two das.
1. Elizabeth, m. Charles Bill, esq , 1703.
2. Mary, mtm,
.3. Ajibrose, d. without issue.
4. George, M.D., m. (irace, da. of Ed-
ward, and sister of sir Robert Ilolte, bart.,
and d. before Nov. 1677, leaving issue by
her, who survived him,
1. Sir Geougk, 4th bart.
2. Anne; .3. Elizabeth.
.5. Catherine, d. nnm., 22 June 1678.
(i. Mary, m. sir John Laurence, bart.,
and d. 18 Aug. 1677.
7. Elizabeth, b. 1624, rf. unm., 1047,
8. Rebecca, m. Ambrose Bennct, esq,,
and rf. 1 May 1695.
9. Margaret, m. sir Giles Hungerford,
knt., and rf. 4 Dec. 1711.
Sir Thomas rf. 1655, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir THOMAS, m. Mary, eldest da.
and co-h. of Anthony Dennis, of Orleigh,
CO. Devon, esq., by whom (who rf. July
1694) he had issue,
1. Sir Dennis, 3d bart.
2. Henry.
3. Robert, rf. unm. in the lifetime of his
father.
4. Mary rf. tmm., 14 Aug. 1677-
Sir Thomas rf. 22 March 1070, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir DENNIS, who rf. without issue,
Ajiril 1719, and was succeeded bv his cousin,
IV. Sir GEORGE, M.D., 111. Mary, da.
of John Coghill, of Blechington, co. Ox-
ford, esq., by whom (wlio survived him,
and was living a widow, 1729) he had issue,
1. Sir George, 5th bart.
2, Dennis; 3. Mary, both rf. ?»im.
4. Rebecca, w.,ist, James Walter, M.D.;
and 2(lly, William Austen.
5. Elizabeth, m. George Cure, and d.
without issue.
('). Jane, bedchamber woman to the
princess dowager of Wales, tn. Chaple
Payne, esq,
7. Catherine-Margaret, m. John-
Cope Freeman, esq.
Sir Georpe rf, 9 Sept. 1724, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
V. Sir "GEORGE, m., 1st, Sarah, da, of
ACTON.
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Thomas Serocold, gent., who d. without
issue, 10 Jan. 1737-«; and 2dly, Jane, da. of
• Sill, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir George-Francis, 6th bart.
2. Francis, b. 1 Aug. 1740, d. an infant.
3. Jane-Louisa, living iinm. 18(11.
4. Elizabeth-Frances, m. Thomas
Diggle, of Vatelv, co. Hants, who d. about
1794; sherf. Oct." 1798.
Sir George rf. in Jamaica, 1754, and was
succeeded bv his onlv surviving son,
VI. Sir GEORGE-FRANCIS, b. 10 Nov.
1731; m., 1759, Mary, eldest da. of Thomas
Pinnock, of Pinnock, in the island of Ja-
maica, esq., by whom (who d. in Jamaica
1772) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Philip, 7th bart.
2. Mar"v , m. Samuel Stevenson, of Ri-
verhead, Jamaica, esq. who rf. about 171^5.
Sir George-Francis d. 25 Dec. 1774, and
was succeeded by his son,
VII. Sir THOMAS-PHILIP, b. Oct.
1/63; »!., 25 June 1/88, Jane, eldest da. and
at length co-h. of Peter Hodson, of the
city of London, and of Buck, co. Cumber-
land, esq., and by her (who d. 6 May 1791)
had issue,
1. Sir George-Francis, 8th bart.
2. 3. Two Das., who rf. infants.
Sir Thomas-Philip rf. 19 Feb. 1820, and was
succeeded by his only son,
VIII. Sir GEORGE-FRANCIS, 8th bart.,
b. 22 Oct. 1788, 7n., 26 Aug. 1822, Mary-Fore-
man, eldest da. of adm. William Browne,
and had issue,
1. Sir George-Francis, present bart,
2. Mary-Allan, b. 5 Feb. 1825.
3. Jane, b. 19 March 1827.
4. A Son, b. Dec. 1830.
5. A Da., b. 25 Feb. 1832.
Sir George Francis rf. 8 March 1833, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir GEORGE FRANCIS, present
and 9th bart.
Arms — See Plate 7- Argent, three hemp
brakes, sable.
Crest — Out of a mural crown, argent, a
greyhound's head, sable, collared, argent,
rimmed, or.
Motto — Nunc aut nunquanu
ACTON, of Aldenha^i Hall, co. Salop.
17 Jan. 1643-4.
Sir FERDINAND -RICHARD. EDWARD DALBERG -ACTON,
Baronet, born 24 July 1801 ; sncceeded his father, sir John-Francis-Ed-
ward, 12 Aug. 1811; married^ at Paris, 9 July 1832, Marie-Louise-
Pelline, only child and heir of Emerie-Joseph Dalberg, duke de Dalberg.
Sir Ferdinand took the name of Dalberg in addition to and before Acton,
by royal sign manual, 20 Dec. 1833.
This family is descended from William
de Acton Burnell, living 1340, who had two
sons, Jofm and Edward ; John gave to his
brother, Edward, all his lands in Acton
Burnell and Acton Piggott, 1342.
1. Sir EDWARD, 1st bart., created as
above, du Sarah da. of Richard Mitton, and
had,
i. Sir Walter, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, rf. 1677, leaving issue by
Mabel, da. of mr. Clement Stoner,
1. Edward, rf. young.
2, Thomas ; 3. Clement.
4. Sarah, m. John Whitmore, esq.
5. Rachael.
3. William, rf. about 1657, but left
issue by Mary, da. of Arthur Weaver, Jane,
m. Walter Mosely, esq.
4. Robert, rf. ztnm.
5. Richard, capt. R.N., rf. about 1675,
leaving issue by Lydia, da. of mr. Pierson,
one da., Lydia, m. John Darling.
6. 7- Two Das., both rf. young.
Sir Edward rf. 1659, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir WALTER, w. Catharine, da. of
Richard Cresset, esq., by whom he had,
1. Edward.
2. Walter, ancestor of the present
bart., of whom hereafter.
3. Richard, of London, twice m., but rf.
without male issue.
4. William, rf. unm.
5. Robert, of Stepney, m., and left
issue.
6. Thomas, of London, m., and had an
only son, Thomas, rf. mim. 1720.
7. Francis, rf. unm. 1733.
8. Sarah, m. Thomas Gatacre, of Gat-
acre, CO. Salop, esq.
9. Elizabeth, m., 1st, John Bethin;
and, 2dly, Peter Crouch.
10. Catherine, m., 1st, capt. Robert
Thomas; and, 2dly, Thomas Evans, of
London.
Sir Walter rf. 1665, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir EDWARD, m. Mary, da. and h.
of Walter, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Whitmore, 4th bart.
2. Edward, who m. the widow of
Bird.
3. John, LL.D., m. Beatrix, sister of
Richard Fleming, of Sibdon, co. Salop,
esq., by whom he had a son, Edward, who
rf. July 1775. He m. Anne, da. and h. of
Gregory, esq., by whom he had Ida.,
Susanna, m., 1773, John Stackhouse, of
Pendarves, co. Cornwall, esq.
4. Sarah, m., 1st, Child, esq., and,
2dly, Robert Philips, D.D.
5. Elizabeth, m. Richard Fleming.
6. Frances, m. Timothy Collins, A.M.;
she rf. 29 Oct. 17I8.
7. Catharine, m. Philips, gent.
8. Marv, twin with Whitmore.
Sir Edward rf. 28 Sept. 17I6, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
IV. Sir WHITMORE, m. Ehzabeth, da.
of the before-mentioned Matthew Gibbon.
Sir Whitmore rf. 17 Jan. 1731-2, leaving,
1. Sir Richard, 5th bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. Robert Barnston.
3. Jane, rf.
4. Mary, m. the rev. Samuel Wanley,
D.D.
Sir Whitmore rf. 1732, and was succeeded
by his only son,
V. Sir RICHARD, b. 1 Jan. 1711-12; m.,
Oct. 1744, Anne, da. of Henry, 3d earl of
Stamford, by whom (who rf. 20 Nov. 1791)
he had issue,
1. Frances, rf. unm. 1762.
2. Elizabeth, m. Philip Langdale, of
Boughton and Stancton, co. York, esq.
Sir Richard d. 20 Nov. 1791, and was sue-
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ceeded by his kinsman, sir John-Francis-
Edward, great-grandson of Walter Acton,
2d son of the 2d bart., whose descent we
now proceed to trace.
Walter Acton, esq., above named, was
a merchant in London, governor of Bride-
well and Bethlem hospitals, and d. I7I8,
having m. Catherine, da. of Oliver Pock-
lington, M.D., and having had issue by her
(who d. 1727) 15 children, of whom 9 d.
young, and the others were,
1. Edward.
2. John, of the Custom House, m. Young,
da. of John Steventon, and d. 1721, having
had issue by her, (who d. 1715,)
1. John, of Clapham, M.A.
2. Walter ; 3. Charles.
3. Richard, in the East India Company's
service; m., but d. without issue.
4. Oliver, steward of Bridewell, and
attorney-at-law, rf. unm.
5. Annb, m. John Hopwood.
6. Frances, m. Thomas Goddard.
Edward, eldest son of Walter, was a
merchant in London ; »w. Katharine, da. of
John Steventon, (and sister of his lirother
John's wife,) and d. 3 May 1728, leaving
issue by her, (whod. 25 Sept. 1715,)
1. Edw^ard.
2. John, sometime a captain in the naval
service of the East India Company, and
afterwards commodore in chief of the Ger-
man imperial navy in the Adriatic.
.3. Katherine, m. John Darrell, of Rich-
mond, CO. Surrey.
Edward, eldest son of Edward, and
grandson of Walter, was 6. 11 June 1709,
and went to reside at Besan9on, in the pro-
vince of Burgundy, in France. He m. Ca-
therine, da. of Francis Boys de Gray, of
Burgundy, by whom he had,
1. Sir John-Francis-Edvvard, 6th bart.
2. Joseph-Edward, b. 1737, living 1818,
lieut.-general in the service of the king of
Naples, and governor of Gaeta, m. Elea-
nora, countess Berg de Trips, of Dussel-
dorf, in Germany, (sister of the late princess
of Hesse Phillipstall,) and had issue,
1. Charles, 6. 1780, captain in the Nea-
politan royal navy, ni., 12 April 1817,
Zoe, da. of count D'Albon, by the ba-
roness Berg de Trips, by whom he has
issue, Edward, b. March 1818.
2. Mary-Anne, m. her uncle, sir JOHN-
Francis-Edward, 6th bart.
3. Henry, captain 12th royal lancers,
m., 2 Sept. I8I7, Charlotte, sole da. of
Dr. Clugston, late of Bombay.
3. Isabella, m., 1812, Henry, baron Da-
chenhausen, brigade-major in the King's
German legion.
4. Francis, b. 23 July 1796, lieutenant
in the King's German legion, d. 2 April
1820.
3. Philip-Edward, sometime in the
Neapolitan service, m., 2 Dec. 1820, Esther,
relict of William Baker, esq., and da. of
Robert Fagan, esq.
4. Susanna-Catharine, b. 1738.
VI. Sir JOHN-FRANCIS-EDWARD,
succeeded his cousin, sir Richard, as above
stated, b. 1733, m,. (by permission of the
pope) Mary-Anne Acton, da. of his 2d bro-
ther, Joseph-Edward, and had issue,
1. Sir Ferdinand-Richard-Edward,
present bart.
2. Charles-Januaiuus-Edward, b. 6
March 1803.
3. Elizabkth, 6. 20 Oct 1806.
Sir John-Francis-Edward attained the
rank of commander-in-cliief of all the land
and naval forces in the service of the king
of Naples, was several years prime minister,
and was knight of St. Januarius, and other
orders. He rf. at Palermo, in Sicily, 12 Aug.
1811, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir FERDINAND-RICHARD-ED-
WARD, present bart.
Anns — See Plate "J. Quarterly, 1st and
4th. Gules, two lions passant, argent, be-
tween nine crosslets, fitch^, or; Acton.
2d and 3d, Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure,
6 fleur-de-lis, 3, 2 and 1 argent ; a chief dan-
cetty of the last : 2 and 3. or, a cross pa-
tonce gules ; over all an escutcheon of the
1st, thereon a tower of the 2d, and chief
dancetty of the last ; Dalberg.
Crest — A human leg and thigh in armour,
couped, and dropping blood, all proper,
garnished, or.
Seats — At Aldenham, Round Acton, and
Aldenhara, co, Salop.
WEBB, of Odstock, co. Wilts.
2 April 1644.
Sir HENRY WEBB, Baronet, born 27 April 180G, at Lyons, in
France, (his father being detenu,) succeeded his father, sir Thomas, 26
March 1«23.
William Webb, of Salisbury, merchant,
who lived temp. Henry VIII., is the first we
find of this family. His grandson, sir John
Webb, knighted on the accession of king
James I., was father of,
I. Sir JOHN, was created a bart., as a
reward of his family's having both shed
their blood in the king's cause, and con-
tributed, as far as they were able, with
their purses, in his defence, as the patent
expresses. He m. Mary, da. of sir John
Carry], knt., and had,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Thomas; 3. William; 4. Peter, all
d. toim.
Sir John d. 1680, and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Mary, only da. of John
Blomer, of Ilathrop, co. Gloucester, esq..
(by Frances, da. of Anthony Browne, vis-
count Montague,) and had only 1 son.
Sir John, 3d bart.
He d. 1700, and was succeeded by his only
son,
111. Sir JOHN, m. Barbara, one of the
das. and co-h. of John, lord Belasyse, (2d
son of Thomas, viscount Fauconberg, by
his 3(1 wife, Anne, da. to John Powlett,
marquess of Winchester, and sister to
Charles, duke of Bolton,) by whom (who d.
28 March 1740) he had,
1. John, m., 1st, Mabella, youngest da.
of sir Henry-Joseph Tichbourne, bart., by
wliom (who d. Sept. 1727) he had 2 das.,
Mary and Barbara ; m., 2dly, Anne, da. of
Henry, 8th lord Tcynham, by whom (who
d. (i July 1772) he had no issue.
2. Thomas, 4th bart.
ACLAND.
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3. Anna-Maria, m. James Radcliife,
earl of Derwentwater, and d. 1742.
4. ]\Iary, m. James, 1st earl of Walde-
grave, and d. 22 Jan. 1719.
5. Barbara, m. Anthony Browne, 6th
viscount Montague.
6. Winifred, m. sir Edward Hales, bart.
7. Bridget, d. rmm.
Sir John rf. Oct. 1745, and was succeeded by
his only surviving son,
IV. Sir THOMAS, w. Anne, da. and co-h.
of Thomas Gybson, esq., by whom he had
2 sons,
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. Joseph, m. Mary, da. of John White,
by whom he had 2 sons,
1. Joseph, who rt. young.
2. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
3. Anne, m., 17S9, Anthony-James Rad-
cliffe, 4th earl of Xewburgh.
Sir Thomas d. 29 June 17^)3, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir JOHN, w. Mary, eldest da. of
Thomas Salvin, of Easingwould, co. York,
esq., and had an only surviving da. and h.,
Barbara, m., July 1786, Anthony, 6th
earl of Shaftesbury.
Sir John rf. 1796, and was succeeded by
his nephew,
VI. Sir THOMAS, m., in 1709, the hon.
Charlotte-Frances, da. of Charles, 12th
viscount Dillon, by Henrietta, da. of Con-
stantine, 1st lord Mulgrave, and by her
(who d. 27 April 1819) had issue.
Sir HexVRY, present bart.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, Martha-Matilda, only
da. of sir Quaille Somerville, and widow of
Gustavus, 5th viscount Boyne ; and dying
26 March 1823, was succeeded by his only
son,
VII. Sir HENRY, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 7. Gules, a cross between
four falcons, or.
Crest — A demi-eagle displayed, issuing out
of a ducal coronet, or.
Seats— At Odstock, co. Wilts, and at
Hathrop, co. Gloucester.
ACLAND, of CoLUMB-JoHX, co. Devon.
21 Jan. 1677.
(With precedency of 24 June 1644.)
Sir THOMAS-DYKE ACLAND, Baronet, born 29 March 1787, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Thomas Dyke, 17 May 1794 ; married^ 7 April 1808,
Lydia-Elizabeth, only da. of Henry Hoare, of Mitcham Grove, co. Surrey,
esq., and has issue, 1. THOMAS-DYKE, b. 25 May 1809; 2.
Arthiir-Hexry-Dyke, b. 3 May 1811; 3. Charles-Baldwyn-
Dyke, b. 1 Nov. 1812 ; 4. Lydia-Dorothea, b. 18 April 1814;
5. Hexry-Wentworth, b. 23 Aug. 1815; 6. Harriett-Ak-
GEi.TNA, b. 30 Dec. 1816, d. May 1818; T. Peter-Leopold-Dyke,
b. 3 June 1819; 8. Agnes-Lucy, b. 18 Sept. 1821; 9. John-
Barton-Arundel, b. 2 Nov. 1823.
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., engaged very
zealously in the service of king Charles
I., and greatly impaired his fortune, not
only by raising, but supporting at his
own charge, a party with which he gai-
risoned his house at Columb - John ;
which at one time, as lord Clarendon re-
marks, was the only force the king had in
the CO. of Devon, to control the power of
the earl of Stamford, then at Exeter. Upon
the decline of the king's affairs, his house
was plundered, and himself fined for his de-
linquency, by the commissioners at Gold-
smiths' Hall, £l8(tO, which, not being
thought sufficient, was afterwards, by vote
in parliament, increased to i'4000 ; but upon
great application it was reduced to the first
fine. He was, in consideration of his ser-
vices, advanced to the degree of baronet ;
but, amidst the confusion of the civil wars,
the letters patent were destroyed, and new
ones not being granted till 21 Jan. 1677, by
reason of a long minority in this family,
there was in them inserted a special clause
of precedency, from the date of the first, 24
June 1644. Sir John in, Elizabeth, da. of
sir Francis Vincent, bart., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Francis, 2d bart.
2. Sir John, 3d bart.
3. Sir Hlgh, 5th bart.
4. Eleanor, 7n. sir John Davie, bart.
5. Susanna, m., 1st, Edward Helsall, esq.,
equerry to queen Catharine; and, 2dly, rn.
John Carleton, esq., and d. 5 Feb. 1696.
Sir John d. 24 Aug. 1647, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
II. Sir FRANCIS, d. unm. 1649, and was
succeeded by his next brother,
III. Sir JOHN, w. Margaret, da. of Den-
nys Rolle, of Stevenstone, co. Devon, esq.,
by whom he had,
1. Sir Arthur.
2. Margaret, m. John, lord Arundel, of
Trerice.
Sir John rf. before he was of age, in 1655,
and was succeeded by his son,
IV. Sir ARTHUR, d. likewise in his mi-
nority 1672, whereupon the title came to
his uncle,
V. Sh HUGH, (3d son of the first sir
John,) m. Anne, da. of sir Thomas Daniel,
of Berwick Hall, co. York, knt., by whom
he had,
1. John, rf. 1702, before his father, leav-
ing issue by Elizabeth, da. of Richard Ac-
land, of Fremington,
1. Sir Hugh, 6th bart.
2. Richard, who, by a da. of Peter
Burrell, esq., left 1 son and 1 da., m.
Richard Hoare, esq.
3. John, rector of Broadclist, who, by a
da. of Rawlin IMallack, left an only son,
who m. a da. of dr. Qliver, of Bath.
4. Arthur, rf. without issue.
5. Anne, m. sir John Davie, bart.
2. Hugh.
3. Tho.-vias, in holy orders, rector of
South Brent, m. and left issue.
4. Charles.
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VYVYAN.
5. Arthur, m. Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Gilbert, of Exeter, gent., (who re-w. Charles
Brown, gent., and d. 20 Feb. 1754,) but d.
s.p. 31 May 174(t, ast. 39.
G. Francis; 7. Elizabeth.
Sir Hugh was succeeded by his grandson,
VI. Sir HUGH, m. Cicily, eldest da. and
co-h. of sir Thomas Wrothe, of Petherton
Park, CO. Somerset, bart., by whom he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
2. John, who d. in his childhood.
3. Arthur, father of sir John-Palmer
Acland, created a bart. 1818 {see that title).
4. Hugh, who was born after his father's
death.
5. Anne.
Sir Hugh was succeeded bv his son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, m. Elizabeth, only
da. and h. of Thomas Dyke, by whom (who
d. in 1753) he had issue,
1. John-Dyke, major of the 20th regt. of
foot, col. of the 1st battalion of the Devon-
shire militia, and M.P. for Callington, who
d.31 Oct. 1778. Hem., 3 June 1750, Christian-
Harriet-Caroline, da. of Stephen, 1st earl of
Ilchester, by whom he left 1 son, sir John,
Hth bart., and 1 da., Elizabeth-Kitty, b. Dec.
1772. »n., 26 April 179(), Henry-George, 2d
earl of Carnarvon, d. 5 March 1813, leaving
issue.
2. Sir Thomas, 9th bart., successor to his
nephew.
Sir Thomas d. 24 Feb. 1785, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
VIII. Sir JOHN, d. 15 April 1785, and
was succeeded by his uncle,
IX. Sir THOMAS, m., 4 July 1785, Hen-
rietta-Ann, only da. of sir Richard Hoare,
of Stourhead, co. Wilts, bart., by whom
(who m., 2dly, the hon. capt. Matthew
Fortescue, R.N., brother to Hugh, earl
Fortescue,) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Dyke, present bart.
2. Hugh-Dyke, b. 10 March 1701, m., 12
June 1817, Ellen-Jane, relict of rev. William
Robinson, and da. of dr. Chappel Wood-
house, dean of Lichfield, and rf. 24 March
1834, leaving issue 1 son, Hugh, b. 1818.
3. Charles-Richard, capt. R.N., b. 3
Aug. 1793, d. at the Cape of Good Hope, 1828,
m., 1819, Charlotte, da. of Templar,
of Stover, co. Devon, esq.
4. Angelina, d.
5. Frances-Henrietta, 6. 28 Aug. 1788,
m., 29 July 1812, the rev. John-Grover For-
tescue, of Boxwell, Essex.
6. Elizabeth-Lucy-Theresa, b. 5 Sept.
1794, m., 1823, Henry Jenkinson, of Alveston,
CO. Warwick, esq., capt. R.N.
Sir Thomas rf. 17 May 1794, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
X. Sir THOMAS-DYKE, present bart,,
was sheriff CO Devon, 1808, and M.P. for co.
Devon 1812 and 1820.
Anns — See Plate 7- Cheeky, argent, and
sable, a fess, gules.
Crest — A man's hand, couped at the wrist,
in a glove, lying fesswise, thereon a falcon,
perched, all proper.
Motto — Tnebranlable.
Seats — At Kellerton and Acland, both co.
Devon.
VYVYAN, of Trelowarren, co. Cornwall.
12 Feb. 1G44.5.
Sir RICHARD-RAWLINSON VYVYAN, Baronet, M.P. for the
citv of Bristol ; horn G June 1800 ; succeeded his father, sir Vyell, 27 Jan.
1820.
The ancient family of Vyvyan was ori-
ginally seated at Telkudrin, or Trivudrin,
now called Treviddren, in the parish of
Buryan, in Cornwall, which estate still con-
tinues in the family. The first who is
entered in the visitation books of the He-
rald's Office, is,
Sir Vvel Vyvyan, knt., who lived in the
13th century. Thirteenth in descent from
him was,
I. Sir RICHARD, 1st bart. He was
master of the mint, at Exeter, during the
Rebellion, and suffered gre'atly for his loy-
alty, by imprisonment and sequestration of
his estate; m. Mary, da. of James Bulteel,
of Barnstaple, co. Devon, esq., and had
issue, besides several das.,
1. Sir Vyel, 2d bart.
2. Charles, of Merthan, co, Cornwall,
esq., m., I(i74, Mary, eldest da. and co-h. of
Richard Erisye, of Trevarnon, co. Corn-
wall, esq., and d. 1G87, leaving issue,
1. Sir Richard, 3d bart.
2. (Charles, a capt. in the army.
,3. John, fellow of Exeter college, Ox-
ford ; and rector of Tiverton, co. Devon.
Sir Richard d. 3 Oct. 1055, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
II. Sir VVEL, twice m., but d. without
issue Ki.'MJ, and was succeeded by his nephew,
III. Sir RICHARD, m. Mary, only da.
and li. of Francis Vyvyan, of Coswarth, co.
Cornwall, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Francis, 4th bart.
2. Richard, m. Philippa, eldest of the
2 das. and co-hh. of Hugh Peper, of Tres-
marrow, co. Cornwall, esq., and had, be-
sides other issue,
Philip Puran, of Tresmarrow, esq.,
who m. Mary, da. and sole h. of Sheldon
Walter, of Tremeal, co. Cornwall, esq.,
and d. 1791, leaving issue bv her, (who d.
1794,) sir Vyell, 7th bart. '
Francis, m. , da. of Tremenheere
Johns, esq., but d. s.p. 1804.
Harriett, m. Stephen Luke, esq., M.D.
3. Charles, in holy orders, m, and left
issue.
4. Thomas, also m. and left issue.
5. John; O.James; 7. Loveday.
8. Bridget, m. Richard Sawle, esq.
9. Annabella; 10, Anne, t.'. i^/jw.
11. Frances.
Sir Richard d. 9 March 1724, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir FRANCIS, m,, 30 May 1730,
Grace, only da. and h. of the rev. Carew
Hoblyn, (son of Robert lloblyn, of Nans-
whiddon, co. Cornwall, esq., by Grace,
eldest da. and co-h. of John Carew, of Pen-
warne, co. Cornwall,) by whom he had,
1. Sir Richard, .5th bart.
2. Sir Carew, Olh bart.
3. Catharine, h. 1.5 April 17.33, and
4. Grace, b. 9 July 1734, both d. num.
Sir Francih's lady d. 3 Nov. 1/40, and he in
Nov. 174(i, and was succeeded by his son,
V. Sir RICHARD, b. 11 March 1732, »i..
EDWARDES.
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6 Dec. 1754, Jane, da. of Christopher Haw-
kins, of Trewinhard, co. Cornwall, esq.,
but d. in 1781, without issue, and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
VI. The rev. sir CAREW, who, dying 4
Oct. 1814, without issue, the title devolved
upon his cousin,
VII. Sir WELL, (son of Philip, and
grandson of Richard, 2d son of the 3d hart.
as before stated,) b. 12 July 17<J7, '»•. 14 Aug.
1799, Mary-Hutton, only child of Thomas-
Hutton Rawlinson, of Lancaster, and by
her (who d. 5 Sept. 1812) had issue,
1. Sir Richard, present bart.
2. Vyell-Francis, b. 2 June 1801, in
holy orders, m., 19 July 1825, Anna, youngest
da. of J. V. Taylor, of Southgate, co. Mid-
dlesex, esq., and has issue two sons.
3. Thomas-Hutton, b. 3 March 1803.
4. Mary-Hannah, b. ly June 1804.
5. Charles-Philip, b. 19 April 1806, rf.
an infant.
6. Edward-Walter, b. 16 Oct. 1808.
7. Harriett - Elizabeth, b. 10 May
1811, «!., 3 Sept. im2, C. W.Popham, of
Trevarno, co. Cornwall, esq.
Sir Vyell d. 27 Jan. 1820, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
VIIL Sir RICHARD - RAWLINSON
VYVYAN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 7» Argent, on a mount
vert, a lion rampant, gules.
Crest — A horse, passant, furnished, all
proper.
Seat — At Trelowarren, near Helston, co.
Cornwall.
EDWARDES, of Shrewsbury.
22 April 1678.
("With precedency before all baronets created after 1644.)
Sir HENRY EDWARDES, Baronet, borii 8 July 1798 ; succeeded his
father, the rev. sir John-Thomas-Cholmondeley, 23 Feb. 1816; married,
19 June 1828, Louisa-Mary-Anne, only da. of John-Thomas Hope, of
Netley, co. Salop, esq., and has issue, 1. HENRY-HOPE, b. 10 April
1829; 2. Trevor-Hope, b. 25 March 1831.
This family, which is descended, in the
direct male line, from the ancient kings or
princes of Powysland, in Wales, became
seated at Kilhendre, in Shropshire, at least
as early as the reign of Henry V. The sur-
name of Edwardes was first assumed by
John ap David ap Madre, of Kilhendre,
tetnp. Henry VII. ; and he was great-great-
grandfather of
I, Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., had only a
warrant for that dignity, the disturbances of
the times preventing the completion of the
patent; w., 1st, Anne, da. of Bonham Nor-
ton, of Shelton, co. Salop, esq., and had,
1. Anne, m. Herbert Westfaling, of Rud-
hall, CO. Hereford, esq.
He m., 2dly, Cecily, da. to Edward
Brookes, of Stretton, co. Salop, esq., by
whom he had 5 das., who all d. wmu, and 6
sons.
2. Francis.
3. Thomas, m. Anne, da. and co-h. of
John Haynes, esq., anddying, 28 Jan. 1726-7,
left 1 son, sir Henry, 5th bart., and 1 da.
4. Benjamin, m. Sarah, da. of Richard
Pooke, merchant, and left 1 son, Francis,
and 1 da.
5. Herbert, rf wjm.
6. Jonathan, rector of Westbury, m.
Mary, da. and co-h. of Thomas Bray, and
had issue by her, 2 sons, Jonathan, who rf.
until., and Thomas, rector of Greet, and
vicar of Cherbury, co. Salop, who nu Mar-
tha, da. and co-h. of Thomas Mathews,
esq., and was father of sir Thomas, 7th
bart.
7. Brookes, rf. without issue.
Sir Thomas rf. April 1661, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir FRANCIS, to whom king Charles
II., in April 1678, granted a patent for the
title, with precedence, accordmg to the date
of his father's warrant, and remainder to
his brothers and their issue male. This sir
Francis was a col. of foot in the service of
king William; m. Eleanor, da. of sir George
Warburton, of Arley, co. Chester, bart.,
and had issue,
1. Sir Francis, 3d bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. Andrew Carbet, esq.
3. Eleanor, ni. the rev. Drjden Pigot.
She rf. without issue.
4. Hester, m. Davies, esq.
5. Diana, tn. John Scrimshire, esq.
Sir Francis rf. in Ireland 1690, and was
succeeded by his only son,
III. Sir FRANCIS, m. Eleanor, da. of
â– Harvey, esq., and left issue,
1. Sir Francis, 4th bart.
2. Eleanor, who /n, sir Henry Edwardes,
5th bart.
IV. Sir FRANCIS, succeeded his father,
m., 1st, Anne, da. and co-h. of Thomas
Rocke, of Shrewsbury, esq., by whom he
had no issue. She dying in 1726, >»., 2dly,
Hester, da. and co-h. of John Lacon, esq.,
and had 1 da.,
Hester, >n. George, \'iscount Malpas.
Sir Francis dying without issue male, was
succeeded bv his cousin,
V. Sir HENRY, (only son of Thomas
Edwardes, esq., 2d son of sir Thomas, the
1st bart.,) m., in 1727, Eleanor, da. of sir
Francis, 3d bart., by whom he had issue,
1. Eleanor; 2. Diana, who both rf. in-
fants.
3. Sir Thomas, 6th bart.
4. Francis, d. young.
5. Francis, rector of Greet and Frodes-
ley, CO. Salop, who rf. iinm. 24 Dec. 1767.
6. Benjamin, a capt. 11th regt. of foot,
rf. s.p.
7. Mary, m., 23 May 1759, to Thomas
Mitton, esq., of ShiptonHall, and rf. 22 Feb.
1830, ffit. 92.
Sir Henry rf. 26 March 1767, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, m., 1760, Anne, sole
da. and h. of John Barrett, of Ealing, co.
Middlesex, esq., by whom (who rf. 28 April
1780) he had,
Helen-Esther-Mary, m. John Thomas
Hope, esq.
Sir Thomas rf. 13 Nov. 1790, and was suc-
ceeded bv his cousin,
VII. Sir THOMAS (grandson of the rev.
78
WHICHCOTE.
Jonathan Edwardes, younger son of the 1st
bart. as above stated). Sir Thomas was in
holy orders, rector of Frodesley, co. Salop,
and Tilston, co. Chester; b. 7 Jan. 1727, m.
Juliana, only surviving da. of John Tho-
mas, of Aston, CO. Montgomery, esq., by
whom (who d. July 177H) he had issue,
1. Sir John- Thomas -Cholmondeley,
his successor.
2. Benjamin, major in the army, m. Ca-
tharine, eldest da. of John Smitheman, of
West Coppice, co. Salop, esq., and has issue,
Margaret, b. 30 March IfiOO; and John Tho-
mas-Smitheman, 6. 28 July 1802.
The rev. Sir Thomas rf. about Aug. 1797j
and was succeeded by his son,
VIII. The rev. sir JOHN - THOMAS-
CHOLMONDELEY, rector of Frodesley,
CO. Salop, m. Frances, da. of John Gask, of
Wellclose-square, London, esq., and had
issue.
1. Frances. '
2. Sir Henry, present bart.
3. Juliana.
4. Benjamin, in holy orders, m., June
1817, Anne-Sophia, da. of J. H. Hall, of
London, esq., and has issue,
1. Henry- John.
2. Herbert-Benjamin.
3. Francis.
5. Charlotte.
Sir John-Thomas d. 23 Feb. 1816, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir HENRY, present bart.
Anns— See Plate 7- Gules, a chevron, en-
grailed, between three tigers' heads, erased,
argent.
Crest — A man's head, proper, within a
profile helmet, of the last, garnished.
Seat — Cholmondeley Frodesley, Shrews-
bury, CO. Salop.
WHICHCOTE, of the Ixxer Temple, London.
2 April IGGO.
Sir THOMAS WHICHCOTE, Baronet, horn 23 May 1813; sue
ceeded his father, sir Thomas, 23 Aug. 1 829.
This family was originally of Whichcote,
CO. Salop, from thence denominated de
Whichcote, for several generations, as ap-
pears by two inquisitions taken 2 Edward II.
and 44 Edward III.
L Sir JEREMY, the 1st bart., was a
barrister-at-law, and solicitor-general to the
prince elector Palatine. At the request of
king Charles II., during his exile, he pur-
chased the wardenship of the Fleet; and, by
officiating sometimes himself, sheltered the
king's agents. He m. Anne, eldest da. and co-
h. of Joseph Grave, (by" Anne, da. of John Bre-
reton, ofNantwich, co.Chestcr, esq., by Anne,
da. of sir Paul Pindar, knt.) and had issue,
1. Sir Paul.
2. Francis.
3. Benjaaiin, d. iinni., 13 Oct. 1GG4.
4. Christopher, (remarkable for the ex-
tent of his charitable donations, both during
his lifetime and by his will,) rf. 13 Oct. 1738.
5. Henry, m. Gertrude, da. of sir John
Laurence, knt. lord mayor of London , relict of
Richard Peacock, esq., by whom he had issue.
6. Samuel, d. unm., 24 July 1656'.
7. Matthew, barrister-at-law.
8. Anne, m. sir Francis Pemberton, knt.,
lord chief justice of the King's Bench.
9. Elizabeth, m. Richard Osborn, esq.,
barrister-at-law.
Sir Jeremy d. 22 June 1G77. and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir PAUL, b. 5 March 1643, m. Jane,
da. and co-h. of sir Nicholas Gould, bart.,
by whom ( who d. 1698) he had four sons,
and five das., of whom only one son and
two das. survived him,
1. Sir Francis, 3d bart.
2. Jane, m. John Tregagle, esq.
3. Anna-Maria, m. Ca,\sar Adamson, esq.
•Sir Paul d. Dec. 1721 , and was succeeded by
his only surviving son,
III. Sir FRANCIS, b. 4 Sept. 16.02, m., 1st,
Mary, only da. of Joseph Banks, of Reves-
by Abbey, co. Lincoln, esc}., (ancestor of the
righthon.sir Joseph Banks, bart., and K.B.,)
by whom (who d. 19 Sept. 1726) he had no
issue. Sir Francis )«.,2dly, Feb. 1737j Frances,
relict of sir Neville Hickman, bart., and da.
of Edward Hall, es(i. by whom (who d. 22
July 1772) he had,
1. Sir Christopher, 4th bart.
2. Francis, b. Aug. 1739, and d, Oct. 1784.
Sir Francis d. 22 Oct. 1775, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir CHRISTOPHER, 6. Feb. 1738,
m. Jane, da. of Thomas Whichcote of Harps-
well, CO. Lincoln, esq., and by her (who d.
30 Jan. 1812) had issue,
1. Frances, b. 21 Oct. 1761, m., 1703, Wil-
liam Manners, esq., and d. 23 Aug. 1794.
2. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
3. Jane, b. 27 April 1764, and d. 1773.
4. Francis, b. 14 June 1765, and d. 1766.
Sir Christopher d. 9 March 1786, and was
succeeded by his son,
V. Sir THOMAS, b. 5 March 1763, m., 24
June 1785, Diana, da. of Edmund Tumor,
of Panton, co. Lincoln, esq., and'by her (who
d. 4 Feb. 1826) had issue,
1. Diana, 6. 7 May 1786, w., 1st, 11 April
1810, Herman Gerard Hilbers, esq. ; and,
2dly, 24 Feb. 1829, George Hambleton, of
Wallingford, Bucks, esq.
2. Sir Thomas, 6th bart.
3. Harriett, b. 26 Sept. 1788, m., 28
Nov. 1!;07, James Attv, of Whitby, co. York,
esq., and d. 30 May 1810.
4. Henry, b. 21 Jan. 1790, d. an infant.
5. Caroline, b. 15 April 1791, m., 4 May
1814, Francis Willes, esq.
6. Benjamin, major in the army, b. 19
May 1792.
7. Francis, in holy orders, b. 3 June
1793, m., 4 Nov. 1826, Eliza, only da. of
Robert Bree, M.D.
8. George, b. 21 Dec. 1794.
9. Catharine, b. 15 May 1706, m., 19
Sejit. 1816, the i-ev. John Hanmcr, M.A. son
of sir Thomas Hanmcr, bart.
10. 11. Charles and Robert, both d. in-
fants.
12. Louisa, b. 5 June 1803, m., 30 April
1829, rev. C. C. Wheet.
13. Rev. Christopher, in holy orders, 6.
6 Feb. 180(i, m., 1832, Harriet, da. of T.
Tryon, of Bulwick, co. Northampton, esq.
Sir Thomas d. 22 Scjit. 1828, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, b. 10 Aug. 1787, w.,
9 April 1812, lady Soithia Sherard, da. of
Philij), 5ih earl of Harborough, and by her
had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, present bart.
2. George, b. 31 May I8I7.
3. Sophia, b. 20 Aug. 1815.
PALMER.
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Sir Thomas d. 23 Aug. 1829, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, present bart.
Anns — See Plate /• Ermine, two boars,
passant, gules, langued, azure, the tusks and
bristles, or.
Crest — A boar's head, erased, and erect,
gules, langued, azure, armed, or.
Motto — Ju.sti' et droit.
Seat — Aswarby, co. Lincoln.
PALMER, of Carlton-, co. Northampton.
7 June 1660.
Sir WILLIAM-HENRY PALMER, Baronet, horn 11 April 1775;
succeeded his nephew, sir Thomas, April 1817 ; married^ 3 May 1808,
Marv-Grace Watson, da. of Thomas, 2d lord Sondes, and has issue, 1.
GEOFFREY, b. 9 June 1809 ; 2. Lewis-Henry, b. 16 May 1818 ;
— — 3. George-John, b. 10 Sept. 1823; 4. Arthur-Watsox, b.
28 Aug. 1825; 5. Richard-Thomas, b. 15 April 1827; 6.
Francis, b. 15 July 1828; 7- Grace, b. 5 Nov. 1810; 8. Char-
lotte, b. 6 Sept. 1812 ; 9. Theodosia-Mary, b. 18 Dec. 1814.
William Palmer, esq., living 1408, a
person very eminent in the law, having be-
come possessed of one moiety of Carleton,
CO. Northampton, by the marriage of Amy,
da. and sole h. of Nicholas Ward, esq., ac-
quired the other moiety by purchase, and it
became the seat of his descendants ; the 7th
of whom, in the direct male line, was
I. Sir GEOFFREY, the 1st bart., b. 1598,
was a manager against the earl of Strafford,
but lost his credit and interest with his party,
and never recovered it, for using a decency
and modesty in his carriage and langviage
towards the earl. He was much esteemed in
the house of commons; and in the debate
about the Remonstrance, his speech not
being agreeable to the prevailing party in the
house, he was committed to the Tower, but
was in a few days enlai-a;ed, and returned
again to the house: he did the king great
service, and was one of the commissioners
at the treaty of Uxbridge. He was after-
wards attorney-general to king Charles II. ;
m. Margaret, da. of sir Francis Moore, knt.,
serjeant-at-law, and had issue by her, (who
rf. 16 May 1655,)
1. Thomas, rf. young.
2. Sir Lewis, 2d bart.
3. Geoffrey, rf. toim.
4. Edward, m. Alice, da. and h. of Ed-
mund Pitt, esq., by whom he had no issue;
she sur\iving him, was re-m. to sir James
Rushout, bart.
5. Elizabeth, m. Edward Palmer, esq.
6. Frances, m. John, son and heir ap-
parent of sir Erasmus de la Fountaine, knt.
Sir Geoffrey rf. 5 May 16/0, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
II. Sir'LEWIS, to. Jane, da. and co-h. of
Robert Palmer, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Geoffrey, od bart.
2. Robert, m. Hester, da. of sir Francis
Lawley, bart., and rf. 1724, leaving
1. Sir Thomas, -1th bart.
2. Lewis, rector of Carlton.
3. Richard, one of the six clerks in Chan-
cery.
4. Elizabeth, who rf. 1729, iinm.
3. Margaret, m. Talmash Duke, esq.
4. Eleanor; 5. Elizabeth; 6. Jane.
III. Sir GEOFFREY, son and h. of sir
Lewis, m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Thomas
Grantham, esq., by Frances, da. and co-h. of
sir George Wentworth, knt, ; but rf. 29 Dec.
1732, without issue, was succeeded by his
nephew,
IV. Sir THOMAS, eldest son of Robert,
m. Jemima, eldest da. of sir John Harper,
bart., by Catharine, da. and co-h. of Thi -
mas, lord Crew, by whom (who rf. 6 Feb.
1768) he had,
1. Thomas, rf. in his father's lifetime wnw.
2. Sir John, 5th bart.
3. Catharine.
4. Elizabeth-Jbmina, w. GeorgeMedley,
of Buxted, CO. Sussex, esq., June 1757, but "rf.
soon afterwards.
Sir Thomas rf. 14 June 1765, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir JOHN, »?., 25 June 1768, Charlotte,
da. of sir Henry Gough, of Egbaston, co.
Warwick, bait., and by her (who rf. 8 Aug.
17ti3) had issue,
1. John-Edward, rf, young.
2. Thomas, h. 1771, rf. June 1810, having
m., Dec. 1708, Sophia, 3d da. of sir Justinian
Isham, of Lamport, co. Northampton, bart.,
and had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 6th bart.
2. Caroline-Sophia, m., 21 July 1827,
Robert-Henry Close, esq.
3. Geoffrey, rf. 1780.
4. Sir William-Henry, present bart.
5. Charlotte, rf.
6. Edward, rf. young.
7. Henry, in holy orders, M.A., 6.4 Jan.
1780, m., 27 June 1816, Elizabeth, da. of the
rev. Samuel Heyrick, rector of Bramjiton by
Dingley, co. Northampton, and has issue,
1. Edward- John, b. 14 Aug. I8I7.
2. Henrv-William, b. 11 Feb. 1820.
3. Frede'rick, h. 15 July 1825.
4. Robert-Hevrick, b. 23 Aug. 1828.
5. Charles-Sainuel, b. 29 May 1830.
6. Thomas, b. 8 Dee. 1832.
7. Barbara-Catharine, b. 22 Dec. 1818.
8. Elizabeth-Sophia, b. 7 March 1823.
9. Mary-Jemina, h. 15 April 1827.
10. Hester- Anne, b. 28-July 1831.
8. Barbara-Catharine, b. 1781, rf. 4
Aug. 1811.
Sir Johnrf. 11 Feb. 1817, and was succeeded
by his grandson,
VI. Sir THOMAS, who rf. imm. April
I8I7, was succeeded bv his uncle,
VII. SirWILLIAM-HEXRY,present bart.
Anns — See Plate 7- Sable, a chevrcn,
or, between three crescents, argent.
Crest — A wyvem, or, armed and lang"; ed
gules.
Motto — Par sit forttwa laboHs,
Seat— At Carlton, co. Northampton
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LANGHAM.
LANGHAM, of Cottesbrooke, co. Northampton.
7 June IGGO.
Sir JAMES-HAY LANGHAM, Baronet, horn 13 Nov. 1802 ; suc-
ceeded his father, sir James, 14 April 1833; married, 10 June 1828, Mar-
garet-Emma, eldest da. of George, lord Kenyon, (who d. without issue 3
Feb. 1829.)
This family is descended from William,
son of Henry de Langftam, who held land in
Langham, in Rutlandshire, 10 Edw. I.
The 14th in lineal descent from him was,
I, Sir JOHN, 1st hart. He was knighted
by king Charles 11. at the Hague, (with
James his eldest son,) being one of those
principal citizens, deputed by the city of
London to wait on his majesty in Holland.
He largely contributed towards the support
of the royal family during their exile. He
was sheriff of London in 1(542, and member
of parliament for the said city in 1654, and
for Southwark in KiGO. He was one of those
aldermen sent to the Tower with sir John
Gayer, knt., lord mayor of London, in
1(J47 ; and again in 1648, with sir Abraham
Reynardson, knt., mayor, Thomas Adams,
and James Bunce, esqs., aldermen, for re-
fusing to publish an act, entitled, " an act
for the e.rheredation of the tvyal line, the abo-
lishment of monarchy in the kingdoon, and the
setting up of a Comnwnwealth." He was b.
at Northampton in 1584, and m. Mary, da.
of James, and sister of sir James Bunce,
knt., by whom he had many children ; those
who survived him were,
1. Sir James, 2d bart.
2. Sir William, 3d bart.
.3. Sir Stephen, of Quintin, co. North-
ampton, knighted 18 March 1671, ni. Mary,
da. of Derick Host, esq., and d. 1 Sept. 17'>9,
having had two sons, who d. without issue,
and a da., Mary, m., 1st, Thomas, eldest
son of Sir Thomas Style, bart. ; and 2dly,
sir Thomas Middleton, knt.
4. Elizabeth, m. sir Philip Boteler, K.B.
5. Anne, m. sir Martin Lumley, bart.
6. Rebecca, m. sir Thomas Lake, of
Cannons, in Middlesex, knt., and had an
only da., Mary, m. James, 1st duke of
Chandos.
7. Sarah, m, sir Thomas Hussey, bart.
Sir John rf. in 1671, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
H. Sir JAMES, m., 1st, Mary, da. and
co-h. of sir Edward Alston, knt., and by her
had sons, who d. young, and a da.,
Mary, m. Henry, earl of Warrington.
He m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of Ferdinando,
earl of Huntingdon ; 3dly, Penelope, da. of
John, earl of Clare; and 4thly, Dorothy,
da. of Pomeroy, He rf. without issue
male in 1699, and was succeeded by his bro-
ther,
IH. Sir WILLIAM, m., 1st, Elizabeth,
da. of Anthony Haselwood, knt., by whom
he had no issue; and 2dly, Alice, da. of sir
George Chudleigh, bart., and by her he had
no male issue; and 3dly, Martha, da. of
Herbert Hay, esq., (by Frances, da. of John
Culpei)per, esq.,) and by her was father of
IV. Sir JOHN, m., 1st, Elizabeth, eldest
da. of sir Thomas Samwell, bart., by whom
he had issue,
1. Sir James.
2. Sir John, successive barts.
.3. William, m. Mary, da. of Anthony
Drought, merchant, and by her (who d, 21
Oct. 1773) had issue,
1. Sir James, 7th bart.
2. Sir William, m., Aug. 1767, Elizabeth,
da., and sole h. of William Jones, of Rams-
bury Manor, co. Wilts, esq. ; took the name
and arms of Jones, and was created a.bart.,
3 May 1774, but rf. without issue, 1791,
when his title became extinct.
4. Stephen, m., 1739, Mary, da. of sir
Thomas Samwell, bart., and had issue four
das.,
I. Millicent; 2. Maria,
3. Frances; 4. Phillis.
5. Herbert, m. Esther, da. of the rev.
dr. West, and had issue,
1. Richard; 2. Esther.
6. Thomas-Samwell, rf. imm.
7. Frances; 8. Elizabeth, both rf. Mwm.
9. Mary; 1(». Martha, both rf. umn.
Sir John m., 2dly, Maria, eldest da. of sir
Richard Temple, K.B., (father of viscount
Cobham, and widow of the rev. dr. West,)
by whom he had issue,
11. Richard; 12. Arthur; 13. Henry,
all rf. iinm.
14. Pltrbeck, m. Elizabeth, eldest da. of
Henry Lawton, esq., and sister of Jane,
wife of Spencer, 8th earl of Northampton,
and had issue,
1. John ; 2. Elizabeth.
3. Jane; 4. Purbecca.
15. Anne, m. Richard Dayrell, esq.
Sir John rf. May 1747, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir JAMES, who rf. in Aug. 1749, with-
out issue, and was succeeded by his next
brother,
VI. Sir JOHN, who also rf. without issue,
Sept. 1766, and was succeeded by his ne-
phew,
VII. Sir JAMES, eldest son of William,
3d son of the 4th bart., b. 31 Jan. 1736, re-
presented CO. Northampton, in the parlia-
ment of 1784, but declined that honour in
1790, on account of his health ; m., 2 June
1767. Juliana, sister and sole heir of Tho-
mas Musgrave, of Old Cleeve, co. Somerset,
esq., and by her (who d. 21 March 1810) had
issue,
1. Juliana, 6. 27 April 1768, rf. 10 June 1787.
2. Richard-Newman, b. 13 March 1769,
rf. 10 Dec. 1777.
3. Sir William, 8th bart.
4. Marianne, b. 22 Oct. 1772, d. unm. 29
Jan. 181)9.
5. Charlotte, h, Aug. 1774, m. capt. P.
Rider Minster, R.N., and rf. in May 1805.
6. Sir James, 10th bart.
Sir James rf. 7 Feb. 1795, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, b. 10 Feb. 1771, rn.,
1st, 20 Aug. 1795, Henrietta-Elizabeth-Fre-
derica, sole da. and h. of the hon. Charles
Vane, of Mount Ida, co. Norfolk, son of
viscount Barnaid, and brother of the 1st
earl of Darlington, and by her (who rf. 11
Nov. 1809, aged 29) had issue,
1. Sir William-Henry, 9th bart.
2. Henrietta, b. 21 Dec. 1797, w.,3Nov.
18(»7. Edward-Ayshford Sanford, of Nyne-
head Court, co. Somerset, esq.
3. Anna-Maria, b. 3 Feb. 1791, rf. young.
4. James, 6. 25 March 179f), rf. young.
5. Charlotte, b. 30 July 1804, rf. unm.
28 Julv 1821.
Sir William m., 2dly, 19 May 1810, Au-
gusta-Priscilla, only da. of the hon. William-
CULLUM.
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Henry Irby, brother of Frederick, lord
Boston, Sir William d. 8 March 1812, and
was succeeded by his only surviving son,
IX. Sir WILLIAM - HENRY, who d.
unm. at Penzance, co. Cornwall, where he
went for the recovery of his health, 12 May
1812, set. 16. He was succeeded by his
uncle,
X. Sir JAMES, b. 21 Aug. 177(>, m., 26
May 18(M), Elizabeth, da. of Francis Burdett,
esq., sister of sir Francis Burdett, bart., and
had issue,
1. Eliza-Juliana, h. 30 April 1801,
2. Sir James-Hay, present bart.
a Herbkrt, h. 12 June 1804.
4. Frederick, b. i) Sept. 1805, d. an in-
fant.
.5. Frederick-Musgrave, b. 2 March
1807, d. [) March 18:32.
6. Henry-Burdett, b. 1 July 1810.
7. Willtam-Samwell, h. 3 Sept. 1810.
8. Marianne, b. 1 Sept. 1813, d. unm. 18
May 1832.
S). A Da., (not baptized,) b. 18 Dec. 1816, d.
soon after.
10. Henrietta, h. 25 Oct. 1818.
11. Richard-Newman, 6. 5 June 1821,
d. Oct. following.
Sir James d. 14 April 1833, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
XI. Sir JAMES-HAY, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 7- Argent, three bears'
heads, erased, sabled, muzzled, or, two and
one.
Crest — A bear's head, erased, as in tlie
arms.
Motto — Nee sinit esseferos.
Seats — At Glyndboum, co. Sussex, and Cot-
tesbrooke and Walgrave, co. Northampton.
CULLUM, of Hawstead, and Hardwick House, co. Suffolk.
18 June 1660.
Sir THOMAS-GERY CULLUM, Baronet, in holy orders, rector of
Knoddeshall, co. Suffolk; born Oct. 1777; succeeded his father, sir Tho-
mas-Gery, Sept. 1831; married, 27 Aug. 1805, Mary -Ann, only child of
Henry Eggers, of Woodford, co. Essex, esq., by whom (who d. 29 Jan.
1830) he had issue, 1. Susanna-Arethusa, h. 11 Jan. 1814, rn., 23
Feb. 1832, Thomas Gibson, of Theberton, co. Suffolk, esq. Sir Thomas
m., 2dly, 30 April 1832, miss Lloyd, of Kingston, co. Dublin.
This family was seated at Thomdon, co.
Suffolk, at least as early as the 15th century,
as appears by the will of Walter Cidlum,
proved 4 Oct. 1454, now extant in the arch-
deacon of Sudbury's office, at Bury St. Ed-
mund's.
I. Sir THOMAS, alderman of London,
and sheriff thereof in 1647, son of John, and
grandson of John CuUum, of Stanhill, co.
Suffolk, was created a bart. as above. He
m., 1623, Mary, the 2d of the four das. and
co-heiresses of Nicholas Crispe, of London,
merchant, and first cousin of sir Nicholas
Crispe, knt., the celebrated loyalist, by
whom (who d. in 1637) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. John, m. Anna, da. of Thomas Law-
rence, esq., whorf. March 1686, and had issue,
1. Thomas, d. 1717; m., 1st, Curtis, da.
of Henry Hawley,esq., by whom he had
Anne, who d. utim. 17-32; and 2dly, Sa-
vilia, da. of colonel Strode, governor of
Dover Castle, by whom he had two das.,
who both d. unm. in 1737.
2. John, who had five das., Mai-y, m.
John Sherbrook, and d. 1681 ; Anna, m.
Abraham Forster, esq. ; Deborah, m.
Claude Hays; Elizabeth, and Rebecea,
both d. young.
3. Lawrence.
4. Sir Jasper, 4th bart.
5. Stephen.
3. Rebecca, m. Job Throckmorton.
4. Mary, d. unm. 1749.
Sir Thomas d. 6 April 1664, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir THOMAS, w. Dudley, 3d da. of
sir Henry North, of Mililen Hall, co. Suf-
folk, bart., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Dudley, 3d bart.
2. Thomas, d. unm. 17<>0.
.3. Mary, m., 1st, Henry North, of Ben-
acre, CO. Suffolk, esq. ; and 2dly, Bc-
dingfield, esq.
4. Elizabeth, m. the rev. mr. Boyse.
Sir Thomas d. 1680, and was succeeded by
his son,
III. Sir DUDLEY, m., 1st, Anne, da, of
John, 1st lord Berkeley, of vStratton, who d.
1709, without issue ; and 2dly, Anne, da. of
Weekes, esq., of Suffolk; but d. in
1720, without issue, the title and estate de-
volved upon his 1st cousin,
IV. Sir JASPER, son of John, 2d son of
sir Thomas, 1st bart., m. Anne, da. of Wil-
liam Wyatt, of Buselden, co. Hants, esq.,
who d. Feb. 1736, by whom he had a son,
Sir John, 5th bart.
Sir Jasper d. 4 Nov. 1754, and was succeede<l
by his only son,
V. Sir JOHN, m., 1st, 1728, Jane, da. and
h. of Thomas Deane, of Freefolk, Hants,
by whom (who d. 17.'i<i) he had an only da.,
Jane, d. in her infancy.
He m., 2dly, 30 Nov. 1731, Susanna, one of
the three co-heiresses of sir Thomas Gcry,
knt., one of the masters in Chancery, (by
Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Benn'et, an
eminent bookseller in London, and da. of
James, 2d son of sir John Wittewronge, of
Rothamstead, co. Herts, bart.,) by whom
he had issue,
I. Mary ; 2. Anne ; 3. Jasper.
4. Henry; 5. Francis - Jacob, all d.
young and unm.
6. Sir John, his successor.
7. Thomas-Gery, 7th bart.
8. James, prebendary of Lincoln, and
rector of Nacton, and vicar of Great Thur-
low, in Suffolk, b. Nov. 1754, m., 1786, Anne,
da. and one of the co-hh. of Anthony Bla-
grave, esq., of Calcot, co. Berks, by whom
he had two das.
9. Susanna, b. April 1737, m., 7 Nov.
1775, Ashley Palmer, esq., of Bury St. Ed-
munds, who d, s.p. May 1792, and she Sept.
1829.
10. Isabella, d. umn. 28 March 1806.
II. Jane, b. INIarch 1754, m. Henry Ver-
non, esq., of Great Thurlow, Suffolk, (elder
£3
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ROBINSON.
brother of Francis, earl of Shipbrook,) and
d. his widow, 22 Oct. 182(J, aged 83.
12. Mary, b. Marcli 1749, m. Abraham
Jenkin, of Long Sutton, co. Lincohi.
Sir John d. IG Jan. 1774, and was succeed-
ed by his son,
VI. The rev. sir JOHN, M.A., rector of
Hawstead and Great Thurlow, F.R.S. and
F.S.A., b. 21 June 1733; m., 1766, Peggy, da.
of Daniel Bisson, of Westham, co. Essex,
esq., and d. at Hardwick House, 9 Oct. 1785,
leaving no issue, and was succeeded by his
brother,
VII. Sir THOM AS-GER Y, 7th bart., F.R.
and A.S. and F.L.S., 6. 3() Nov. 1741, m., 1
Sept. 1774, Mary, da. and at length heir of
Robert Hanson, of Normanton, co. York,
esq., by whom (who d. 13 Sept. 1830) he had
issue.
1. Sir Thomas-Gkrv, present bart.
2. John-Palmer, Bath king of arms, b.
1783, m., 1809, Sarah Mantle, but d. s.p.
Sept. 1829.
3. Susanna, b. March 1787, d. 2 May
1803.
Sir Thomas-Gery d. Sejit. 1831, and was
succeeded by his only surviving son,
VIll. Sir THOMAS-GERY, present and
8th bart.
Anns—See Plate 7- Azure, a chevron, er-
mine, between three pelicans, or, vulning
themselves, proper.
Crest — A lion, sejant, or, holding between
his paws a column, argent, capital and base,
of the first.
Motto — Snstineattir.
Seats— At Hawstead Place and Hardwick
House, both co. Suffolk.
ROBINSON, of London.
22 June IGGO.
Rev. Sir GEORGE-STAMP ROBINSON, Barcnet, vicar of CraHford
St. Andrew, CO. Northampton ; born 29 Aug. 1797; succeeded his uncle,
sir George, 23 Nov. 1833 ; married, 1827, Emma, 6th da. of R. W. Blen-
cowe, of Hayes, co. Middlesex, esq., and has issue, 1. GEORGE-
WILLIAM, b. 9 March 1828; 2. John-Blencowe, b. 16 May 1830 ;
3. Emma-Frances, b. 20 Aag. 1832, f/. an infant ; 4. Edward-
ViLLiERS, b. 17 Jan> 1834.
This family was originally seated in the
north of England. William Robinson, the
first we have any account of, was father of
John Robinson, of Reading, co. Berks,
who m. Lucy, da. of John, and sister to
William Webb, knt., alderman and lord
mayor of London 1591, by whom (who re-m.
William Laud, of Reading, and was mother
of archbishop Laud,) he had a so'c\,WilUam,
D.D,, rector of Long Watton, co. Leicester,
and prebendary of Westminster, whose 3d
son,
I. Sir JOHN, knt., an alderman and lord
mayor of London, was lieutenant of the
Tower, and for the services he did king
Charles II., towards his restoration, was
advanced to the dignity of a baronet ; m.
Anne, da. of sir George Whitmore, knt.,
(re-m. Shenton, esq.,) and had, besides
other issue,
1. Sir William, knighted, but d. with-
out issue, 16 Feb. 1G78.
2. Sir John, 2d bart.
3. Sir Jamks, 3d bart.
Sir John d. 1697, and was succeeded by his
2d, but eldest surviving son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Mary, da. of sir Wil-
liam Dudley, of Clapton, co. Northampton,
bart., by whom he had only 2 das.,
1. Mary, >H. David, 3d earl of Wemyss,
in Scotland.
2. Anne, m., 17I8, to Richard Fitzpatrick,
lord Gowran, and d. 14 Nov. 1744, leaving
issue, John, lord Gowran, created earl of
Upper Ossory, Oct. 1751 ; and another son,
Richard.
Sir John dying without issue male, the
digrJity devolved upon his brother,
III. Sir JAMES, m. Anne, da. of sir Wil-
liam Jesson, of Newhouse, co. Warwick,
knt., (by Penelope, da. of sir George Villiers,
bart.,) by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, his successor.
2. Georoe.
3. William, m. a da. of Ludby,
by whom (who d, 24 Oct. 1796) he had 2
sons, William, who was unfortunately
drowned, 1768, by his horse plunging into
the Serpentine river, in Hyde Park; and
another son, who was killed in the same year
in the East Indies.
4. Penelopk, m. Henry Hatsell, esq. bar-
rister-at-law, son of sir Henry Hatsell, knt.,
one of the barons of the Exchequer.
Sir James d. Aug. 1731, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, 7)?., 1st, Mary, da. of John
Morgan, of Kingsthorpe, co. Northampton,
esq., (by Tripliena, da. and h. of the hon.
Robert Sheffield, uncle to John, duke of
Buckingham,) by whom (who d. Feb. 1734)
he had,
1. John, d. young.
2. Sir Gkoiige, 5th bart.
3. Anne.
Sir John m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of
Perkins, of Maston, co. Warwick, esq., and
had,
4. William ; 5. Elizabeth.
Sir John d. 31 Aug. 1765, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir GEORGE, w, Dorothea, only da.
of John Chester, of London, esq., (by Eliza-
beth, da. of sir William Chester, of Chick-
by, CO. Bucks, bart.,) one of the co-hs. of
William Wood, of Londham Hall, co. Suf-
folk, esq., and sole h. of William Hewett,
of Stretton, co. Leicester, esq. ; and by her
(who rf. 27 Jan. 1815) had issue,
1. Sir Gkoroe, 6th bart.
2. John, d. 14 Aug. 17i'0.
.?. Rev. WiLLiAM-ViLLrERS, rector of
Graf ton-Under wood, and of Irchester cum
Wollaston, co. Novtham'pton, m., 10 Dec.
1795, Anne, da. of Stamp Br )oksbank, esq.,
and d. 14 Jan. 1829, xt. 63, leaving issue,
1. Sir Geouge-Stamp, present bart.
2. Frances, b. 4 June I8(f3, rf. 2 Oct.
1823.
3. Henry-William, b. 3 Aug. 1805.
4. Edward, b. 14 Nov. 18(»7, d. 15 July
1824.
ASTLEY.
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5. Caroline-Penelope, 5. 4 April 1809, m.,
29 Oct. 1834, Herman ^Slerivale of the
Inner Temple, esq., barrister at law.
6. Emma, b. 2') Jan. 1812.
7. Isabella-Anne, 6. 11 June 1817, d.
1834.
4. Jambs-Chester, d. 25 July 1793.
5. Frances-Dorothea, m., 7 May 17OO,
Charles Hoare, of Fleet-street, London, esq.
6. Hexrv, d. 5 Feb. 1783.
7. Penelope, m., 12 Oct. 1780, Robert-
Willis Blencowe, of Hayes, co. IMiddlesex,
esq.
8. Edward, lieut.-col. 8Gth regiment, d.
at Bombay, 5 Sept. 1800.
9. Charles, m., 28 Feb. 180.5, Charlotte,
3d da. of sir James Pennyman, bart. and d.
8 May following.
Sir George d. 10 Oct. 1815, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir GEORGE, who dying without
issue 23 Nov. 1833, ast. G8, was succeeded
by his nephew,
VII. Sir GEORGE-STAMP, present and
7th bart.
Arm.<<—See Plate 7- 1st and 4th, quarterly
embattled, gules and or; in the 1st quarter,
a lion, passant, guardant, or, standing oa
the battlements of a tower, argent, (being
a coat of augmentation granted to the 1st
bart.,) 2d and 3d, vert, a buck, trippant,
within an orle of trefoils, slipped, or.
Crest— A buck, trippant, or, collared and
lined, vert, the collar charged with three
trefoils, slipped.
Seats— At Cranford, CO. Northampton;
and Stretton Hall, co. Leicester.
ASTLEY, of Hill Morton, co. "Warwick.
25 June IGGO.
Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Baronet, D.C.L., M.P. for the western division
of Norfolk ; born 13 Nov. 1797 ; succeeded his father, sir Jacob- Henry, 2B
April I8I7 ; married^ 19 ^March 1819, Georgiana-Caroline, da. of sir Henr)'-
Watkin Dashwood, of Kirtlington Park, co. Oxon, bart., (sister to
Anne-IMaria, marchioness of Ely,) and has issue, 1. JACOB-HENRY-
DELAVAL, b. 21 3Iay 1822; 2. Delaval-Loftus, b. 24 March
1825.
Thomas de Astley, a baron in the reign
of Henry III., who was killed in the barons'
wars at Evesham, 12G4, was the ancestor of
this family. By his 1st wife, Joan, da. of
Emold du Bois, he was father of Andiew,
from whence are descended the Astleys of
Pateshull, co. Stafford. By his second wife,
Editha, sister and co-h. of sir Robert Con-
stable, of Melton Constable, co. Norfolk,
knt., he had a son, Thoimas, to whom he
gave the lordship of Hill ^lorton, co. War-
wick. Sixth in descent from this Thomas
was
Isaac Astley, m. Mary, da. of Edward
Waldegrave, and had, besides other issue,
2 sons, 1. Thomas, of whom hereafter; 2.
sir Jacob Astley, knt., who, having had
several military commands in the service of
foreign princes, and acquired considerable
reputation for his bravery and conduct
abroad, raised it to a much higher degree by
the eminent and faithful services done to
his sovereign Cliarles 1., to whom he re-
sorted in the beginning of the grand rebel-
lion ; in consideration whereof he was de-
sers'edly advanced to the degree of a baron,
by the title of lord Astley, of Reading,
which peerage became extinct in the 3d ge-
neration, in' 1688.
Thomas Astley, elder brother of the 1st
lord Astley, m. France-, da. and co-h. of
George Deane, of Tilney, and had issue 3
sons, 1. sir Francis, knt., d. s.p. ; 2. sir
Thomas, creatf d a bart., 21 Jan. lt)41, but d.
s.p. 7 Dec. 1659, whereupon that title became
extinct; 3. sir Edward, knt., w. his cou-
sin, Elizabeth, only da. and at length h. of
the 1st lord Astley, and by her was father of
I. Sir JACOB, who was created a bart., 12
Car. II., and upon the death of his uncle,
sir Isaac Astley, bart., became heir to his
estates, and also possessed all the entailed
lands of Jacob, lord Astley. Sir Jacob m.
Blanch, eldest da. of sir Philip Wodehouse,
barr., (ancestor of the barons Wodehouse,)
by whom he had.
1. Jacob, d. 9 June 1G81.
2. Sir Philip, 2d bart.
3. Edward, d. young, 7 Jan. 1672.
4. JoHX, m. but d, without issue in 17I8.
5. Blanch, d. num.
Sir Jacob d. in Aug. 1729, and was succeeded
by his eldest surviving son,
II. Sir PHILIP, yn. Elizabeth, da. and h^
of Thomas Brandsby, esq., who d, April
1738, by whom he haA,
1. Sir Jacob, 3d bart.
2. Philip; 3. Edward, hoth d. u>nn.
4. Thomas, LL.B., m. Anne, sister of the
rev. mr. Bedford, and d. 1743, without issue.
5. Elizabeth, tn. Caleb Eiwin,of Thirn-
ing, CO. Norfolk, esq.
6. Jemima, m. Christopher Metcalf, of
Hawsted, co. Suffolk, esq.
Sir Philip dying 7 July 1739, was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir JACOB, m., 1st, Lucy, youngest
da. of sir Nicholas Lestrange, of Hunstan-
ton, CO. Norfolk, bart., and co-h. of her
brother, sir Henry, and had issue by her,
1. Sir Edward, 4th bart.
2. John, in ho'y orders, ??;. Catharine, da.
of Philip Bell, of Wallington, co. Norfolk,
esq., and d. I3()3, leaving issue 2 das.
3. Blanch, ??j. Edward Pratt, of Ryston,
CO. Norfolk, esq.
Sir Jacob ?»., 2dly, Judith, da. of Isaac
Watlington, esq.; and 3dly, Sarah, da. of
Christopher Bedingfield, esq., but had no
issue by either, and dying 1760, was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir EDWARD, b. 25 Dec. 1729, m.,
1st, 1751, Rhcda, eldest da. of Francis-
Blake Delaval, cf Seaton Delaval, co.
Northiu-nberland, esq., and by her (who d.
1757) had ioiue,
1. Sir Jacob-Henry, 5th bart.
2. Francis, h. 1757, who was killed on
board the Arethusa frigate, in an engage-
ment with La Belle Poule, off the isle cf
I Bass, 1778, ttnni.
I 3. Rhoda-Editk.
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BOWYER.
4. Edward, both d. infants.
Sir Edward m., 2dly, 1759, Anne, youngest
da. of Christopher Milles, of Nackington,
CO. Kent, esq., and by her (who d. 171)3) had
issue,
5. Anna-Maria, d. 1768.
G. Edward-John, 1st guards, d. unm.,
1803.
7. Bernard, in holy orders, m. Anne, da.
of Edward Hase, of Sail, co. Norfolk, esq. ;
d. 1789, without issue.
8. Henry-Nicholas, in holy orders, b.
17(i8, m., 1798, Sarah, da. of Samuel Pitman,
esq., (who d. 1824,) and has issue,
1. Sarah-Maria, d. 1827; 2. Lucy.
3. Henry-Milles.
4. William, d. unm., 1824.
5. Jane, m., 1832, rev. F. Cubitt, rector
of Fritton, co. Suffolk.
6. Anne.
9. WiLLiAM-CoKE, d. unm. 1790.
10. Louisa.
11. Richard, both rf. infants.
Sir Edward d. April 1802, and was succeeded
by his son,
V. Sir JACOB-HENRY, b. 12 Sept. 17.56,
m., 20 Jan. 1789, Hester, youngest da. and
co-h. of Samuel Browne, of King's Lynn,
CO. Norfolk, esq., and by her (who d. 1811)
had issue.
1. Sir Jacob, present bart.
2. Rhoda, b. 1790, d. unm., 1808.
3. Anne, b. 1791, m., 2(i Sept. 1820, Tho-
mas-Potter Macqueen, of Houghton Con-
quest, CO. Bedford, esq., and d. 1833.
4. Editha, 6. 1793, m., March 1825, War-
den Sergison, of Cuckfield Park, Svissex, esq.
5. Blanche, b. 1795.
6. Edward, 6. 1799.
7. Hester, b. 1800, m., 16 June 1825, rev.
Augustus Dashwood, youngest son of sir
Henry Watkin Dashwood, bart.
8. Sophia, b. 1802, d. I807.
9. Agnes, h. 1805, m., 10 Sept. 1825, the
rev. John-Henry Sparke, eldest son of the
right rev. Bowyer-Edward Sparke, D.D.,
lord bishop of Ely.
10. Francis-L'Estrange, h. 1810.
Sir Jacob-Henry d. 28 April I8I7, and was
succeeded by his son,
VI. Sir JACOB, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 7- Azure, a cinquefoil,
ermine, wiihin a border, engrailed, or.
Crest — On a chapeau, gules, lined, ermine,
a demi-pillar, gules, environed with a ducal
coronet, or, out of which issues a plume of
feathers, argent.
Heats — Melton Constable, co. Norfolk ;
and Seaton Delaval, co, Northumberland.
BOWYER, of Denham Court, co. Bucks.
25 June 1660.
And BowYER, of Radley, co. Berks.
16 Aug. 1794.
Sir GEORGE BOWYER, Baronet, horn March 1783 ; succeeded his
father, admiral sir George, 6 Dec. 1799 ; married^ 19 Nov. 1808, Anne-
Hammond, da. of the gallant and much lamented sir Andrew- Snape
Douglass, (knt., who was capt. of the fleet in the memorable action fought
by admiral earl Howe, K.G., on the 1st of June 1794, and died shortly
afterwards, in conseqvience of a wound he then received,) and has issue,
1. GEORGE, b. 1811; 2. William, b. 1812; 3. Henry,
b. 3 Jan. 1813; 4. Mary; 5. Caroline; 6. Frederick,
d, young.
This family is a younger branch of the
Boiui/ers, anciently seated at Knippersley,
CO. Stafford.
Thomas Boivijer, a younger son, settled in
Sussex temp. Henry IV., from whom de-
scended Francis Bowi/ei-, an eminent mer-
chant in London, who raised a considerable
estate by his assiduous attention to business,
and acquiring the esteem of his fellow-citi-
zens, became sheriff of London 1577> 19th of
queen Elizabeth, and was afterwards elected
alderman thereof; m. Elizabeth, da. of Wil-
liam Tillesworth, of London, and d. 14
June 1581, leaving, besides other children.
Sir William, of Denham, knt., who m.
Mary, da. and co-h. of Thomas Pierson,
esn., and d. 1()16, having had issue by her
(who »(., 2dly, James Ley, earl of Marl-
borough) a son and heir apparent,
Sir H ENRY, who d. in his father's lifetime,
leaving issue 2 sons, Henri/, killed in the
civil wars; and
L Sir WILLIAM, the 1st bart. He was
particularly active in the Restoration, and
was afterwards elected a representative, co.
Bucks, in two parliaments; ?«. Margaret,
da. of sir John Weld, of Arnolds, co. Mid-
dlesex, knt., (son and h. of sir Humphrey
Weld, lord mayor of London,) and had
issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, rector of Denham.
3. Henry.
4. Alice, m., 1st, William Buggins, esq. ;
and 2(lly, to sir John Clayton, knt.
Sir WMUiam d. 2 Oct. 1679, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, m. Frances, da. of
Charles, viscount Cranbourne, son and h.
of William, earl of Salisbury, and by her
had issue,
1. Cecil, m. Juliana, da. of Richard, 2d
son of sir (ieorge Parker, bart., of Hedsor,
CO. Berks, and d. 5 Dec. 1720, in his father's
lifetime, having
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. Richard ; 3. Thomas ; 4. Orlando.
5. Frances, who d. 10 May 1783.
6. Charlotte.
2. William, w. Elizabeth, da. of the
above Richard Parker, estj., and had 2 sons
and 1 da., Richard, William, and Juliana.
3. Diana, m. Phillip Jennings, escj.
Sir William d. 13 Feb. 1721-2, and was
succeeded by his grandson,
III. Sir WILLIAM, th, Anne, da. of sir
STANLEY.
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John Stonhouse, bart., (who d. 22 May
1/85,) by whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. Cecil, in the marine service of the
East India Company, who was drowned in
the East Indies.
3. Sir George, 5th bart.
4. Hen'ry, a lieut.-gen. in the army, col.
of the IGth regt. of foot, and commander-in-
chief of the forces in the Windward and
Leeward Islands, rf. 26 Aug. 1«()U.
5. Richard, who took the name of Atkins
(pursuant to the will of the late sir Richard
Atkins, of Clapham, co. Surrey, bart.) ; he
d. 21 Nov. 182(1, leaving issue.
6. Penelope, ni., 1st, George-John Cooke,
esq., son of George Cooke, esq., many years
representative in parliament co. Middlesex,
by whom she had several children ; and
2dly, heut.-gen. Edward Smith, and d. 9
June 1820.
Sir William d. in 1708, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
"IV. Sir WILLIAM, m., Sept. 1770. mrs.
Baker, widow of capt. Baker, R.N., by
whom (who d. 1802) he had no issue. Sir
William d. in April 1799, and was succeeded
by his brother,
V. Sir GEORGE, (who succeeded to the
property of the S^onftowaes of Radley,) en-
tered early into the royal navy, and having
served in all the wars of his time, lost his
leg, commanding as rear admiral under ad-
miral earl Howe, on the memorable 1 June
1794 ; for his distinguished gallantry in
which action he was created a bart., before
he had succeeded to the family honour. He
?»., 1st, lady Downing, relict of sir Jacob
Downing, bart., who d. without issue; and
2dlv, Henrietta, only da. of sir Piercy
Brett, knt., admiral of the white, by whom
he had,
1. Sir George, present bart.
2. William, b. 29 Dec. 1784.
3. Henry, 6. 9 March 1780.
4. Henrietta, m., 10 Oct. 1812, Charles
Sawyer, of Hey wood Lodge, esq.
5. Eliza.
6. Frances-Dorothy, d. young.
Sir George d. 6 Dec. 1799, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VL Sir GEORGE, the present bart.
Arms— See Plate 8. Or, a bend vaire,
cottised, sable.
Crest— On a ducal coronet, or, an heraldic
tiger, sejant, argent.
Motto — Conteutement passe richesse.
Smt—\X. Radley, co. Berks.
STANLEY, of Alderley Park, co. Chester.
25 June 16G0.
Sir JOHN-THOMAS STANLEY, Baronet, F.R. and A.S., horn 26
Nov. 1766, succeeded his father, sir John-Thomas, 29 Nov. 1807 ; married,
11 Oct. 17J^6, lady Maria-Joseph Holroyd, eldest da. of John, earl of Shef-
field, and has issue, 1. EDWARD-JOHN, JM.P. for the northern
division of Cheshire, 6. 13 Nov. 1802, ?n. at Florence, 7 Oct. 1826, Hen-
rietta-Maria, da. of Henry-Augustus, 13th viscount Dillon, and has a da.^
i. 30 July 1828 ; 2. William-Owen, twin with Edward-John, m.,
14 Feb. 1832, Ellen, youngest sister of sir John Williams, of Bodelwyd-
dan, bart. ; 3. Alfred, h. 1808, rf. young; 4. Maria-31argaret ;
â– 5. Lucy-Anne, m., 24 Sept. 1833, Marcus-Theodore Hare, esq.;
6. Louisa-Dorothea ; 7« I-^abella-Louisa, m.,23 Oct. 1826,
Sir Wilham-Edward Parry, knt., capt. R.N.; 8. Harriott-Ale-
THEA ; 9. Matilda-Abigail, m., 6 Oct. 1828, Henry-John Adeane,
of Babraham, co. Cambridge, esq.; 10. Emmeline; 11. Elfrida-
SusANNA, b. 1813, drowned 1817.
This is a younger branch of the Statdet/s,
earls of Derby.
Adam de Aldithley, or Audeley, lord of
Stanlegh, co. Chester, and of Bagenhault,
CO. Stafford, temp. Hen. I., had two sons, 1.
Liulph, ancestor of the lords Audeley, of
Heleigh, and 2. Adam, whose son William
obtained the lordship of Stanley from his
cousin, Adam de Audeley, and assumed the
surname of Stanley. Sixth in descent from
William was sir John Stanley, K.G., who
obtained a grant in fee of the Isle of Man,
1400, and was appointed lord-lieut. of Ire-
land, 1413. His grandson, sir Thomas Stan-
ley, also K.G., was father of Thomas, 1st
earl of Derby, of sir William Stanley, K.G.,
and of
John Stanley, who m. Elizabeth, da.
and co-h. of Thomas W^eever, of Weever,
CO. Chester, and became possessed of that
estate, where his posterity remained for
several generations. Sixth in lineal descent
from him was
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., m. Elizabeth,
da. of sir James Pytts, of Kyre, co. Wor-
cester, knt., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Peter, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, m. Penelope, da. of John
Bradshaigh, esq., and had issue.
3. James, m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of
John Byron, and had issue.
4. Jane, d. mim.
5. Elizabeth, m., 1st, John Leigh, esq.;
and, 2dly, Robert Venables, esq.
0. Frances, d. nnm.
7. Mary, m. Peter Wilbraham, esq,
8. Margaret, m. Thomas Swetenham,
esq.
Sir Thomas d. 1072, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir PETER, m. Elizabeth, da. of sir
John Leigh, of Northcourt, co. Hants,
knt., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
86
SHUCKBURGH.
2. Charles, m, Lucretia, grandda. of
lord Plunket, of Ireland, and d. without
issue.
3. Elizabeth, m. Weever, esq.
4. Penelope, m John Perrot, esq.
5. Mary, m. George, eldest son of sir
Henry Ingoldsby, of Lethenborough, co.
Bucks, bart.
6. Anne, d. nnm.
7. Frances, m., 1st, sir Thomas Fother-
ley, knt.; and 2dly, John Swetenham, esq.
8. Diana, d. nnm.
Sir Peter was high sheriff of Cheshire, 1078,
d, 1701, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir THOMAS, ?n. Christiana, da.
of sir Stephen Lennard, of West Wickham,
CO. Kent, bart., and had issue,
1. Sir James, 4th bart.
2. Sir Edward, of the Inner Temple,
5th bart.
3. Mary, d.nnm.; 4. Christiana.
Sir Thomas d. 1721, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
IV. Sir JAMES, m., Nov. 174O, Frances,
youngest da. of George Butler, of Balley-
Ragget, CO. Kilkenny, esq., and by Qier
(who d. April lyuG) he had no issue; her?.
March 1746, and was succeeded by his
Ijrother,
V. Sir EDWARD, m. Mary, only da. of
Thomas W^ard, of London, banker, (who rf.
177'*,) by whom he had issue,
1. James, b. 1734, d. unm.
2. Sir John-Thoma.^, (itli bart.
Sir Edward d. 1755, and was succeeded by
his surviving son,
VI. Sir JOHN-THOMAS, a gentleman
of his majesty's privy chamber, m. Marga-
ret, da. and h. of Hugh Owen, of Penrhos,
in Anglesea, and by her (who d. 1 Feb.
1016) had issue,
1. Sir John-Thomas, 7^11 bart.
2. Edward, 6. 1 Jan. 178(1, in holy orders,
rector of Alderly, d. 5 Jan. 1834, having m.
Catherine, da. of the rev. Oswald Leycester,
and had issue,
1. Owen ; 2. Arthur-Fenrhyn.
3. Mary, and other children.
3. Mary, d, young.
4. Isabella-Elizareth, m.. If) Oct.
1812, Charles Gibson, of Quermor Park, co.
Lancaster, esq.
5. Margaret, d. young.
6. Louisa-Margarkt-Anne, w., 25 Nov.
1802, gen. sir Baldwin Leighton, bart.
7. Emma, m., June 1810, Digby-Thomas
Carpenter, esq.
Sir John d. 20 Nov. 1807, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
VII. Sir JOHN-THOMAS, present bart.
Arms —See Plate 8. Argent, on a bend,
azure, three bucks' heads, caboshed, or ; a
crescent for difference.
CrMt— On a chapeau, gules, turned up,
ermine, an eagle, with wings expanded, or,
preying upon an infant, proper, swaddled,
gules, banded, argent.
Motto — Siiif: rhmif^er.
Sf'.ats — At Netlier Aklerley, co. Chester,
and Bodewryd, co. Anglesea.
SHUCKBURGH, of Shuckburgh, co. Warwick.
2G Jtme 1G60.
Sir FRANCIS SHUCKBURGH, Baronet, F.R.S., succeeded his father,
sir Stukeley, 21 July 1809; married., 27 Oct. 1825, Anna-Maria-Draycott,
only da. of the late Peter and lady Charlotte Denys, and sister of sir George
Denys, bart., and has issue, 1. GEORGE-THOMAS-FRANCIS ;
2. Charlotte-Georgiajta-Amelia, 6.21 Aug. 1826, and other children,
of whom, a Da., 6. 11 Nov. 1833.
This family is of great antiquity co.
Warwick, where Simon de Shuckburgh
held lands as early as 6 Edw. II., 1312.
Sir Richard Slmckhuri^Ji, knt., father to
the 1st bart., was representative co. War-
wick in parliament, 1641. Dugdale, in his
History of Warwickshire, relates of him
that, asking Charles I. marched to Edgcott,
near Banbury, on 22 Oct. 1642, he saw him
hunting in the fields ; upon which he fetched
a deep sigh, and asked, Who that gentleman
was that hunted so merrily that morning
when he was going to fight for his crown
and dignity ? and being told it was sir RU-h-
ard Shuckburgh, he was ordered to be called
to him and was very graciously received;
ui)on which he went immediately home,
armed all his tenants, and the next day at-
tended on him in the field, where he was
knighted, and v/as present at the battle of
Edgehill. After his majesty's retreat from
those parts, he went to his own scat and for-
tified himself on the top of Sliuckburgh
Hill, where, being attacked by some of the
parliament forces, he defended himself till
he fell, with most of his tenants about him ;
but being taken up, and life perceived in
him, he was carried away prisoner, first to
Nortliampton, and from thence to Kenil-
worth Castle, where he lay a considerable
time, and was forced to purchase his liberty
at a dear rate. He d. 13 June 1656.
I. Sir JOHN, his eldest son, in considera-
tion of his father's suffering, both in person
and estate, and his own zeal, in dex"ence of
the royal cause, was soon after the Restora-
tion advanced to the dignity of a bart. He
m. Catharine, da. of sir Hatton Fermor, of
Faston, co. Northampton, knt., (who, sur-
viving him, re-m. sir Roger Norwich, of
Brampton, co. Northampton, bart.,) by
whom he had issue a son,
n. Sir CHARLES, sheriff co. Warwick,
hi 1687, b. Nov. 1659; he was master of the
buck and stag-hounds to queen Anne. He
«;.,lst., Cathaiine, da. of sir Hugh Stukeley,
of Hinton, CO. Hants, bart., (by Catharine,
da. and h. of sir John Trott, bart.,) by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Catharime, »i. sir William Boughton,
bart., whom she survived, and d. in 1725.
3. Sauza, or Sarah, m. Charles Bentley,
esq.^
sir Charles m„ 2dly, Diai^a, da. of Rich-
ard, lord V\ illoughby de Broke, by whom
(who d. 1725) he hail issue,
4. Charlrs, b. 1(!;)4, m„ 17I8, Sarah, da.
of col. Henry Hunt, and had issue,
1. Sarah, m. Jolin Cleveland, esq.
2. Sir CHAitLKS, 5th bart.
3. Richard, a lieut.-colonel, m., 1750,
STUART.
87
Sarah, relict of captain Edward Bate, and
da. of Hayward, of Plumstead, co.
Kent, esq., a capt. R.N., and had by her
(who d. 1762) three sons, George-Augus-
Tus-WiLLiAM, (3th bart. ; Richard, a lieu-
tenant in the navy, rf. rotm. 16 Oct. 1794;
and sir Stukeley, 7th bart.
5. Richard, a captain in the army, d.
unm. 1724.
6. Edward, rector of Bromsall, co.
Stafford, d. Feb. 1/30, unm.
7. Frances, 6. 1G86.
8. Grace, m. the rev. Mr. Crabb.
9. Sophia, m. Francis Loggin, gent., and
d. March 173ft, without issue.
10. Mariana, b. 1700.
11. Diana, b. 1701, m. the rev. Nicholas
Webb.
Sir Charles d. 2 Sept. 1705, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir JOHN, b. Aug. 1683, m. Abigail,
da. of George Goodinge, of Latchford, co.
Oxford, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Stukeley, 4th bart.
2. Grace, m. sir Edward Houghton, of
Lawford, co. Warwick, bart, and 2dly,
Matthew Lister, esq.
3. Catharine, d. 30 June 1730, num.
4. Elizabeth, m. Charles Jeaffreson,
esq., and d. 1776.
5. Sarah, m., 1st, William Fielding,
esq.; 2dly, Henry St. Nicholas; and 3dly,
Francis T atum.
6. Margaret, 6. 1706, m., 1753, the rev.
Thomas Hall.
7. Jane, b. 1708, m., 1744, the rev. Gil-
bert Jackson.
8. Penelope, b. 1730, m., 1st,
Plaistow, esq.; 2dly, Bartholomew Hitche;
and 3dly, Robert Clarke, gent.
9. Rachel, b. 1710, m., 1st, Altham Pack-
hurst, esq.; and 2dly, the Rev. Slaughter
Clarke.
In. HoNORA, m., 1740, John Hasker, esq.
11. JoHANNis, b. I7I6, m. Thomas Plam-
pin, esq.
Sir John d. June 1724, and was succeeded
by his only son,
IV. Sir STUKELEY, b. March 1711,
who d. without issue in 1759, was succeeded
in title and estate bv his cousin,
V. Sir CHARLES, son of Charles, eldest
son of the 2d bart., by his 2d lady, as before
mentioned; b. March 1721, w., 5 May 1749,
Anne, widow of Campbell Price, of West-
bury, CO. Buckingham, esq., da. of Ro-
binson, of Covent Garden, esq., by whom
(who d. Oct. 1776) he had no issue. Sir
Charles d. 10 Aug. 1773; colonel Richard
Shuckburgh, his brother, having d. in 1772.
Sir Charles was succeeded by his eldest ne-
phew and heir, (son to the above-mentioned
Richard,)
VL Sir GEORGE -AUGUSTUS -WIL-
LIAM, F.R.S. and F.A.S., m., 1st, 1782, Sa-
rah-Johanna, one of the two das. of John
Darker, of Gayton, co. Northampton, esq.,
by whom (who d. a few months after her
marriage) he had no issue; and 2dly, 6 Oct.
1780, Julia-Arabella, one of the two das.,
and at length sole h. of James Evelyn, of
Fellbridge, co. Surrey, esq., (by his 1st wife,
Annabelia Medley,) and by her had an only
da.,
Jclia-Evelyn-Medley, of Buxted Place,
CO. Sussex, m., 19 July 18]0,j Charles-Cecil
Cope, 3d earl of Liverpool, (see Debrett's
Peerage of the United Kingdom,) and d. 8
April' 1814.
On the death of Mr. Evelyn, in 17f»3, sir
George took that name in addition to his
own, and d. 11 Aug. 1804, was succeeded by
his brother,
VII. Sir STUKELEY, m. miss C. Tydd,
and had issue,
1. Caroline-Anne, who v/as shot in
Shuckburgh Park, in a fit of insanity, 26
March 1809, by lieutenant Sharpe, of the
Bedford militia, who immediately afterwards
shot himself.
2. Ajiklia, m., Feb. 1820, Thomas L. P.
Laugharne, commander R.N.
3. P. Augusta.
4. Sir Francis, 8th bart.
5. T.-Stukeley; 6. R.-Charles.
Sir Stukeley d. 21 July 1809, and v/as suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir FRx\NCIS, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 8. Sable, a chevron, be-
tween three mullets, argent.
Crest — A Blackamoor, couped at the waist,
proper, with a dart in his hand, or.
Motto — H(ec mnnus cb patrinm.
Seat — At Shuckburgh, co. Warwick.
STUART, of Harteley Mauduit, co. Hants.
27 June IGGO.
Sir SIMEON-HENRY STUART, Baronet, bom 23 Oct. 1790, sue-
ceeded his father, sir Simeon, 14 Jan. 181G ; married^ 25 Oct. 1815,
Georgiana-Frances, youngest da. of George Gun, of 31ount Kennedy, co.
Wicklow, " ~~ -----
1817;
1825;
esq., and has issue, 1. Georgiana-Fraxces, b. 18 Feb.
2. a SON and heir, b. 7 June 1823 ; 3. a Da., b. 24 March
4. a Son, 6. 27 Oct. 182G.
This family is descended from Andrew
Steward, who was great uncle of Robert,
1st king of Scotland of that house. Alex-
ander Steward (son of Andrew) was knighted
and received an honourable augmentation to
his arms from Charles VI., king of Franci^.
His son, John, is said to have heen the first
of the family settled in England; fourth in
descent from him was
Nicholas Steward, of Well in Norfolk,
who had a numerous issue widely spread in
the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cam-
bridge; Nicholas Steward, his 2d son, was
grandfather to Elizabe.h Cromwell, mother
of the Protector; and Simeon Stev.'ard, his
4th son, was great-grandfather of
I. Sir NICHOLAS, of Harteley, 1st bart.,
one of the chamberlains of the Exchequer.
He )n. ISIary, only da. of sir Mibs Sandys, of
Missenden, co. Gloucester, knt., by whom he
had,
1. Nicholas, d. v.r.m.
2. Mjli:s, m. Jane, da. of ISIr. Nicholas
Johnson, but d. without issue, 1670.
3. Charles, m. Cleraencc, da. and co-h.
of sir William Hovell, of Hiilington, co.
Norfolk, knt. and rf. in his father's lifetime,
leaving an only son, sir SiiMEON, 2d bart.
88
HUDSON.
4. Mary, m. sir James Worsley, of Pile-
well, CO. Hants, knt.
5. Elizabeth, >h. John Ady, esq.
6. Anne, »h. John Smith, esq.
7. Jane, m. Thomas Pleydell, esq.
8. Sandys; i). Dorothea.
10. Arenabklla, who rf. young.
Sir Nicholas d. 15 Feb. IJU'J, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
11. Sir SIMEON, who, in the parhament
held 170Ei, served for the town of Southamp-
ton; and in that of 9 Anne, as one of the
knights of the shire for Hants. He was also
one of the chamberlains of the Exchequer.
He ni. Elizabeth, only da. of sir Richard
Dereham, knt. and bart., (by the hon.
Frances Villiers, eldest da. of Robert, vis-
count Purbeck, by Elizabeth, da. of sir John
Danvers, knt., brother to Henry, earl of
Dan by,) and sole h. to her brother, sir Tho-
mas Dereham, bart., who d. Jan. 1738-9,
and by her had,
1. Sir SrMEON, 3d bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. Hewer-Edgeley Hewer,
esq.
3. Anne, m. George Bourne, esq. (she d.
7 Dec. 1739.)
And several other children, who d. unm.
Sir Simeon d. \^^y\, and was succeeded by his
son.
III. Sir SIMEON, who m. and had issue,
1. Sir Simeon, 4th bart.
2. Elizabeth.
He was member of parliament for Hamp-
shire, and one of the chamberlains of the
Exchequer for life. He d. about 1782, and
was succeeded by his son,
IV. Sir SIMEON, m., 1780, Frances-
Maria, only child of John Luttrell Olmius,
earl of Carhampton, by the hon. Elizabeth
Olmius, sole da. of John, lord Waltham,
and sister and sole h. of the last lord Wal-
tham, (which title became extinct 1787,) and
had issue,
1. Sir Simeon-Henry, present bart.
2. Anne-Luttrell, h. 2 Dec. 1792, d . 9
March 1813.
3. VViLLiAM-FREDERirK, 6. 30 May 1794.
4. Barclay-John, 6. 20 June 1790, d. 20
Aug. 1813.
Sir Simeon rf. 14 Jan. 1816, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir SIMEON-HENRY, present bart.
^;>Hs— See Plate 8. Or, a fesse, cheeky,
azure and argent, an inescocheon argent,
charged with a lion rampant, gules, de-
bruised by a bendlet raguly, or.
Crest— \ roebuck, statant, argent, ducally
gorged, gules.
HUDSON, of Melton Mowbray, co. Leicester.
3 July IGGO.
Sir CHARLES-VILLAVINCE HUDSON, Baronet, F.R.S., 6or?i 14
Sept. 1755, and succeeded his father, sir Charles, 18 Oct. 1773.
The first we find of this family is Thomas
Hudson, of Melton Mowbray, co. Leicester,
who m. Anne, da. of Hugh Spencer, by
whom he had Robert, who d. about 1(;41.
I. HENRV, 2d son of the above Robert,
was created a bart. He m., 1st, Mary, da.
of sir Edward Bromfield, lord mayor of
London, by whom he had,
1. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
2. Charles, who d. at Morocco, unm.,
about 1G()7.
3. Robert, d. aged 33, 1087.
4. Jane, m. Richard Pitt, of Demelby,
CO. Lincoln, esq.
.5. Elizabeth,
b". Anne, both unm. 1681.
Sir Henry m., 2dly, 24 April 1054, Mary,
only da. of Thomas, eldest son of sir Roger
Nevinson, knt., by whom he had,
7. Henri stta-Maria.
Sir Henry d. 27 Aug. 1090. He was suc-
ceetled by his eldest son,
II. Sir EDWARD m., 1st, Frances, da. of
Nathaniel Wright, by whom he had,
1. Edvi^ard, d. 1081.
2. Sir Benjamin, 3d bart.
3. Robert, baptized 10 Oct. 1008.
Sir Edward m., 2dly, Eleanor, da. of Peter
Sergeant, gent., by whom (who d. 1723) he
had,
4. Sir Skeffington, 5th bart.
5. Charles, d.
(5. Margaret, num. in July 1723.
Sir Edward d. 1702, and was succeeded by
his eldest surviving son,
III. Sir BENJAMIN, b.l6G7, m. ,
and left one son,
IV. Sir Charles, who d. v/ithout issue,
1752. He was succeeded by his uncle,
V. Sir SKEFFINGTON, eldest son of
sir Edward, by his second wife, 6.11 May
1083, and w. Elizabeth, da. of Pass-
more, by whom he had,
1. Sir Charles, 0th bart.
2. Robert, m. , and had a da. Pe-
nelope.
3. James; 4. William; 5. Henry.
0. Edward; 7. Sarah; 8. Mary.
9. Elizabeth; 10. Eleonora.
Sir Skeffington d. 1760, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VI. Sir CHARLES, who was captain of n
ship in the service of the East India Com-
pany. He m. Deborah, da. of the rev. Peter
Villavince, vicar of Preston, co. Kent, and
by her (who*/. Jan. 178(1) had one son,
Sir Charles-Villavince, 7th bart.
Sir Charles d. 18 Oct. 1773, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir CHARLES-VILLAVINCE, pre-
sent bart.
^raw— See Plate 8. Per chevron, embat-
tled, argent and gules, three escallop shells,
counter-changed.
Ciest — A griffin's head erased, argent,
gorged with a mural coronet, gules, charged
with three escallops of the first.
Seat — At Wanlop Hall, co. Leicester.
CLERKE.-BOOTHBY.
89
CLERKE, of HiTCHAM, co. Bucks.
13 July 1G60.
Sir WILLTAM.HENRY CLERKE, Baronet, bor7i 13 Sept. 1793,
succeeded his father, the rev. sir Wilham-Henry, 10 April 1810 ; married,
2 May 1820, 31arv-EHzabeth, eldest da. of George- Watkin Kenrick, esq.,
of Mertyn, co. Flint, and has issue, 1. WILLIAM-HENRY, b. 17
Nov. 1822; 2. Francis-Carr, b. 18 June 1824; 3. Richard-
WOLLASTON, b. 12 Oct.
April 1829 ; 5. a Da.
182G
-4. Charles-Longueville, b. 19
The first person mentioned in the pedi-
gree of this family is Richard Hamund,
otherwise Gierke, of Willoughby, co. War-
wick, temp. Henry VI. William Gierke, of
Willoughby, great-grandson of Richard, had
a younger son, sir John, who took the duke
of Longueville prisoner at the battle of
Spurs, for which he was rewarded with the
canton of honourable augmentation borne
in the arms of this family. He was seated
at Weston, co. Oxford, aiid 5th in descent
from him was,
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., b. 1024, m. Phila-
delphia, eldest da. and co-h. of sir Edward
Carr, knt., (by Jane, da. of sir Edward
Onslow, knt.,) ancestor of the earls of Ons-
low, by Elizabeth, da. of sir Thomas Shirley,
knt., and by her (who d. Aug. 1698) had
issue,
1. Sir WiLLiAAi, 2d bart.
2. JoHV, b. 1 April 1648, d. in Spain, 14
June 16()6.
3. Edward, 6. 1653, d. 24 April 1677-
4. Francis, b. 27 June 1635, thrice tn.
but d. s.p. 2 May 1/15.
5. Richard, b. 7 Jan. 1658, d. 3 Feb. fol-
lowing.
6. Richard, of whom hereafter.
7. Jane, b. 10 Aug. 1644, wife of sir Ed-
Ward Norreys, knt.
8. Philadelphia, 6. 1645.
9. Grizell, b. 2 Dec. 1646, both d. infants.
Sir John d. 7 Oct. 1()67> and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, b. 9 July 1643, m.
Elizabeth, da. of William Muschamp, of
Row-barn, co. Surrey, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. John, m. Catherine, da. of Henry Jen-
nings, and d. 1708, leaving an only son, sir
Francis, 6th bart.
3. Elizabeth, m. John W^alker, esq.,
clerk of the house of lords, and d. his widow
1734.
Sir William d. 6 Sept. 1678, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, nu, 11 July 1683, Ca-
tharine, 2d da. of sir Arthur Onslow, of East
Clandon, co. Surrey, bart., and sister of
Richard, lord Onslow, by whom (who d. 14
March 1/41) he had issue,
1. Sir John.
2. Sir William, successive barts.
3. Catharine; 4. Elizabeth.
5. Mary.
6. Philadelphia, who all d. unm.
Sir William rf. 1699, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, d. 24 Feb. 1726-7, without
issue, and was succeeded by his brother.
V. Sir WILLIAM, vu, but d. abroad,
without issue, and was succeeded by his
cousin,
VI. Sir FRANCIS, only son of John, 2d
son of sir William, 2d bart., b, 12 July 1682,
and d. 12 Feb. 1769, ttnm., when the title
devolved on his kinsman, sir Francis Carr,
great-grandson of Richard, 6th son of the
1st bart., whose descent we now proceed to
state.
Francis-Carr Gierke, only son, who left
issue of the above named Richard, m., as
above stated, his cousin, Catherine, da. of
Henry Bertie, younger son of Montagu, earl
of Lindsey, and d. 1730, leaving an only son,
Francis, b. 23 Sept. 1724, rf. He m., 1747,
Susannah-Elizabeth, da. of Henry Ashurst,
of Waterstock, co. Oxford, esq., and d. 30
April 1760, having had,
1. Francis-Carr, 6th bart.
2. The rev. sir William-Henry, 8th
bart.
3. Diana-Susanna, b. 24 June 1750, m.
the rev. Edward Willes, of Newbold, co.
Warwick.
4. Susanna, b. 30 April 1753, m., 17 Oct.
1806, sir Robert Peel, of Drayton, co. Staf-
ford, bart.
VII. Sir FRANCIS-CARR, (eldest son of
Francis, only son of Francis-Carr, 2d son
of Richard, 6th son of sir John, the 1st
bart.,) b. 24 Oct. 1748, lieut. in the 3d regi-
ment of foot guards, and aid-de-camp to
lieut. -gen. John Burgoyne, in Canada, shot
in an action with the Americans at Saratoga
1777> and was succeeded by his brother,
VIII. The rev. sir WILLIAM-HENRY,
m., 5 May 1/92, Byzantia, eldest da. of Tho-
mas Cartwright, of Aynho, co. Northamp-
ton, esq., and by her (who d 30 April 1815)
had issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. Byzantia, b. 10 Jan. 1795.
3. Francis-Carr, rf. an infant.
4. Francis, b. lu Sept. 1797, in holy
orders.
5. Charles-Garr, b. 30 Dec. 1798, in
holy orders, B.D., archdeacon of Oxford.
Sir William-Henry rf. 10 April 1818, and
was succeeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 8. Argent, on a bend,
gules, between three pellets, as many swans,
of the field. On a sinister canton, azure, a
demi-ram, salient, argent, debruisect of a
baton, in bend, dexter, and in chief two
fleurs-de-lys, or.
Crest— \ falcon rising, gules, winged, or,
holding in the beak an ear of wheat.
Residence— B\xx^- , co. Lancaster.
BOOTHBY, of Broadlow Ash, co. Derby.
13 July ICGO.
Sir WILLIAM BOOTHBY, Baronet, Receiver-General of Customs
90
DIXIE.
at the port of I^onclon, and Paymastei* to the corps of Gentleman-at-arms ;
born 25 March 1782 ; succeeded his father, sir WilHam, 17 March 1824;
married, 19 Jan. 1805, Fanny, only da. of John Jenkinson, esq., and niece
of Charles, 1st earl of Liverpool, by whom he has issue, 1. liOUiSA-
Maria, b. 19 Jan. 1806, to., I Aug. 1833, hon. and rev. Charles Dundas,
son of viscount Melville
.3. BROOKE-WILLIAM-ROBERT,
Fanny-Charlotte-Anne, b. 27 Feb. 1812; —
youngest
1807; —
18 Nov. 1813
6. Maria, b. 31 March 1815.
Caroline-Mary, b. 18 Aug.
b. 21 Jan. 1809; 4.
-5. Cecil-Brooke, b.
Henry Boothby, esq., (son of William
Boothby, citizen of London, and descended
from a family of that name seated at March-
ington, CO. Stafford,) is said to have had a
warrant, under the privy signet, for the title
of bart., dated 5 Nov. 1()44, but the civil
wars prevented the passing of his patent.
He m. Mary, da. of sir Thomas Hayes, lord
mayor of London 1(515, and d. 3 Sept. lG4fi,
leaving a da., Judith, who m. Thomas Fox,
esq., and an only son,
L Sir WILLIAM, created a bart. as
above. He m., 1st, Frances, da. of col. Mil-
ward, by whom he had,
1. Francis, who m. Anne, da. and co-h.
of Thomas Child, gent., but d. during his
father's lifetime, leaving one son.
Sir Hknry, 2d bart.
Sir William ?«., 2dly, Hill, eldest da. and
co-h. of sir William Brooke, K.B.*, (by
Penelope, da. of sir Miles Hiil, earl marshal
of Ireland) ; she was relict of the lord Wil-
mot's eldest son, and afterwards m. to her
3d husband, Edward Russell, esq., brother
to the earl of Bedford, and by him had seve-
ral children ; and amongst the rest, Edward,
earl of Orford, who defeated the French
fleet under M. de Tourville, off Cape La
Hogue, 1(!1)2, and was first lord of the admi-
ralty, KWO. By this lady (to v/hom and her
two sisters king Charles H. granted, 1605,
the precedency of baron's daughters) sir
William had ten children, of whom two only
survived, viz,
2. Sir William, 4th bart.
3. Brooke, who m., 1st, Anne, da. of
Henry Cavendish, esq., by v/hom he had one
SOD,
William, who d. young ; and, 2dly,
Elizabeth, da. of John Fitzherbert, esq.,
by whom he had, sir Brooke, Oth bart.
Sir William d. and was succeeded by his
grandson,
II. Sir HENRY, d. tmm., and was suc-
ceeded by his uncle,
HI. Sir WILLIAM; hew. Frances, da.
of sir Trevor Williams, bart., by whom he
had one son,
Gore, m. Elizabeth, da. of John Bury,
esq., and d. in his father's lifetime, leaving
an only son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, successor to his grand-
father, was a major-general, and col. 6th
regiment of foot. He d. I7i)7> and was suc-
ceeded by
V. Sir BROOKE, son of Brooke Boothby,
esq., brother of sir William Boothby, the 3d
bart. He had issue,
1. Sir Brcoke, 6th bart.
2. Sir William, 7th bart.
3. Maria-Elizabeth.
He d. 1/89, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
VI. Sir BROOKE, 6th bart. ; m. Susanna,
da. and sole h. of Robert Bristow, of Hamp-
shire, esq., by whom he had an only child,
Penelope, wlio d. young.
Sir Brooke d. without surviving issue, and
was succeeded by his brother,
VII. Sir WILLIAM, 7th bart.; m., 14
May 1781, Rafela, da. of Miguel Delgardo, of
Mahon, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. Henry-Brooke, b. 15 March 1784, in
holy orders, rector of Kirby, co. Notts, and
prebendary of Southwell, m., 4 Nov. 181(;,
Louisa-Henrietta, da. of Henry, 3d lord Ver-
non, and d. 4 Jan. 1829, leaving iisue, 5 sons
and 1 da.
3. Charles, h. 15 Feb. 1786, in the engi-
neers, m. Mariana, da. of the rev. Basil Be-
ridge, of Algar Kirk, co. Lincoln, and has
issue, 2 sons and 1 da.
4. Loitisa-Rai-ela, h. 18 April 1787-
Sir William d. 17 March 1824, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
^;vn.f— See Plate 8. Argent, on a canton,
sable, a lion's paw, erased, in bend, or.
Crest — A lion's pav/, erased, erect, or.
Motto — Mors Christi, mors mortis milii.
Seats— At Ashbourne Hall, co. Derby;
and Croperdy, three miles from Banbury,
CO. Oxford.
DIXIE, of Market-Bosworth, co. Leicester.
14 July 16'CO.
Sir WTLLOUGHBY-WOIiSTAN DIXIE, Baronet, bor7i IS Oct.
18H>, succeeded his father, sir William-^^iIloughl)y-^\'olstan, 20 Oct. 1827,
and is unmarried.
* This sir William Brooke was son and h.
of George Brooke, estj., only brother of
Henry, last lord C'obham, by Elizibeth,
eldest da. and co-h. of Thomas, lord Burgh,
(ieorge Brooke was attainted and executed,
but sir Wilii nn w:is restored in blood, anno
IGlO, in the lifetime of his uncle, lord Cob-
ham, to whose title, but for the attainder of
his father, he would have been heir. The
act of Restoration, however, contained a
clause restricting him from enjoying " the
title of lord Cohham, without the king's
esjierial grace," which was never conferred
ou ijim.
DIXIE.
91
WooTTON, in his Baronetage, 1727, says,
there is a tradition that this ancient family
is descended from Wolstan, earl of Ellenden,
(now called Wilton,) who m. the sister of
Egbert, the first English monarch. An-
other asserts, upon a relation of sir Walter
Littleton, chancellor of Lichfield, that one
of the Dixies )n. the da. and h. of Wolstan,
of Wolstai}, CO. Warwick, about "JW years
since; and in confirmation of the same, a
piece of alabaster was, many years ago,
found under a pillar in Wolvey church,
near Wolstan, with this inscription in o'd
characters, viz., WoUfan Dixie, in the year of
our Lord IKX). But Dugdale, in his " War-
wickshire," intimates, that Wohtan was so
called (quasi Wulfricston) from some Saxon
possessor named Wulfric. The first men-
tioned in the Herald's visitations is
Wolstan Dixie, who was seated at Catworth,
CO. Huntingdon, about the reign of Edward
in.
L Sir WOLSTAN, at the breaking out of
the rebellion, 1(>41, appeared early in the de-
fence of the king, and was a great sufferer
for the royal cause. When the gentry of the
CO. of Leicester contributed £55,()42 for his
majesty, sir Wohtan gave himself towards
that Slim, £ 1835 ; for which signal service
he had a warrant for a baronet's patent;
but through the confusion of the times, it
was not taken out till after the Restoration.
He m., 1st, Barbara, da. and h. of sir Henry
Beaumont, bart., (widow of John, eldest son
of sir Richard Harpur, knt.,) by whom he
had,
1. Sir Beaumont, 2d bart.
2. Wolstan.
3. Henry, m. Anne, da. of Stringer.
4. John, rf. 30 Dec. 1714.
5. Wolstan.
6. Tho.mas, rf. young.
7. Elizabeth,/}!. Thomas Cromwell, esq.
a major in the service of king Charles I., son
of sir Philip Cromwell, knt.
8. Frances, m., 1st, Giles Astley; and,
2dly, Charles Conquest, esqrs.
9. Barbara, ?h., 1st, Richard Pyot; and,
2dly, Thomas Poehin, esqrs.
10. Rosamond, w. John Ventris, esq.
11. Carola, m. Nicholas Denton, esq.
12. Lucy, m. mr. Finch.
13. Catharine ; 14. Isabel, who both
d. young.
Sir Wolstan, m., 2dly, Frances, da. of Ed-
ward Hersilridge, esq., soleh. to her brother,
Bertine, and relict of Walter Chet wynd, esq. ;
by her he had no issue, and rf. 13 Feb. 1682,
and was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir BEAUMONT, b. 1629, m. Mar^',
sister and sole h. of sir William Willoughby,
of Selston, co. Notts, bart., by whom he had
issue, besides four sons, and three das., who
d. young or unm.,
1. Sir Wolstan, 3d bart.
2. Beaumont, m. Jane, da. of Anthony
Eyre, esq., of Rampston, co. Notts.
3. John, rector of Bosworth ; d. 1719.
4. Elizabeth, m. Francis Godolphin, of
Sparger, co. Cornwall, esq.
5. Mary, m., 1st, Charles, lord Willoughby,
of Parham ; and, 2dly, Cockayne, son
of lord CuUen.
Sir Beaumont d. 1692, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir WOLSTAN, b. 1667, m. Rebecca,
da. of sir Richard Atkins, bart., and by her
(who d. 1714) had issue,
1. Sir Wolstan, 4th bart.
2. Beaumont, rector of Bosv/orth ; m.
Elizabeth, da. of Andrew Corbet, of Shrews-
bury, and d. 22 Feb. 1740, leaving an only
son, Beaumont, rector of New Blossom-
ville, CO. Bucks, and vicar of St. Peter's,
Derby, who jh. Margaret, da. of Richard
She win, esq., and rf. about 1780, leaving
issue,
1. Sir Beaumont-Joseph, who became
6th bart.
2. Sir William-Willoughby W^ols-
TAN, 7th bart.
3. Alexander, commander R. N., m.
Rosamund-Mary, da. of the rev. Joseph
Dixie Churchill, rector of Blickling, co.
Norfolk, by whom (who rf. 1831) he had
issue, Alexander-Beaumont-Churchill, and
five other children.
4. Richard-Thomas, capt. marines, m.,
3 July 1809, Harriett, elcfet da. of T. H.
Wilson, of Pamcastle, co. Carmarthen, esq.,
and rf. 1834, leaving a numerous issue.
5. Margaret, m. the rev. Henry Small.
6. Clementina.
7. Elizabeth, m. Charles Dilke, esq., 2d
son of William Dilke, of Montorle Castle,
CO. Warwick, esq.
8. Caroline-Frances.
9. Dorothy, m. Edward-Mansel Dawkin,
esq., and rf. 1816.
3. Richard, rf. iinm.
4. Rebecca-Maria, m. sir Henry Atkins,
of Clapham, bart., and rf. his widow 26 Aug.
1731.
5. Margaret, m. the rev. John Godwin,
rector of Bosworth, and rf. his widow 1767.
6. Bridget, m. Thomas Baillie, of Derby,
esq.
Sir Beaumont rf. Dec. 1713, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir WOLSTAN, «?., 1st, 1 May 173.5,
Anna, heiress of Tobias Freer, governor of
Barbadoes, who rf. July 1739, leaving issue,
1. Sir Wolstan, 5th bart.
2. Rebecca; 3. Anne, both rf.
He m., 2dly, Theodosia, youngest da. of
Henry Offley' Wright, esq., by Piirefoy, da.
of sir Willoughby'" Aston, bart., and by her
(who rf. 14 May 1751) he had,
4. Willoughby, b. 1742, rf. 1802.
5. PuREFOY, b. 1743, rf. 1757.
6. Theodosia, b. 1744, rf. 1757.
7. Eleanor-Frances, b. 1746, »i. George
Poehin, esq., of Bourne Abbey, co. Leicester,
and rf. his widow 15 July 1823.
8. Rosamond, b. 1747, m. Clement Kin
nersley, esq., rf. May 1814.
9. Juliana, b. 1749, rf. 1763.
Sir Wolstan m., 3dly, 1758, Margaret, da.
of William Cross, gent., by whom he had
no issue. Sir Wolstan rf. 1767j and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir WOLSTAN, b. 9 March 1737, rf.
umn. 12 Jan. 1806, and was succeeded by his
cousin,
\T. Sir BEAUMONT-JOSEPH, grand-
son of the rev. Beaumont Dixie, 2d son of
the 3d bart. as above-mentioned. He was
an officer in the navy, and rf. unm., 20 July
1814, at Bosworth Houes, (six days after his
return from France, where he had been a
rfetoiw from the year 1802, at Verdun, Bitche,
and Saar Louis,) was succeeded by his
brother,
VII. Sir WILLIAM -WTLLOUGHBY-
W^OLSTAN, 7th bart., m., 21 Nov. 1815,
Bella-Anna, da. of the rev. Thomas Adniitt,
rector of Croft, co. Leicester, and by her
(who rf. 28 Dec. 182<i) had issue,
1. Sir Willoughby-Wolstan, present
bart.
2. Beaumount, b. 6 Nov. 1817-
3. Eleanor-Frances-Anna, b. 12 Dec.
1818.
4. Juliana-Mary-Carcline, &. 1820.
Sir William rf. 26 Oct. 1827, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir WILLOUGHBY-WOLSTAN,
present bart.
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HONYWOOD.
Arms— See Plate 8. Azure, a lion, ram-
pant, or, a chief of the last.
O-est — An ounce, sejant, proper ducally
gorged, or.
Motto — Qiind dixi dixi.
Heat — At Bosworth House, co. Leicester.
HON Y WOOD, of EviNGTON, co. Kent.
19 July IGGO.
Sir JOHN-EDWARD HONYWOOD, Baronet, horn 16 March 1812,
succeeded his father, sir John-Courtenay, 12 8ept. 1832; married, 17
April 1834, Mary, 2d da. of the rev. Charles-Hughes Hallett, of Higham,
CO. Kent.
The family of Honywood, anciently
written Honewood, take their name from
the manor of Honewood, in the parish of
Postling, CO. Kent, where they resided temp.
Henry III., when Edmund de Honewood was
a liberal benefactor to the priory of Horton
in that neighbourhood, and is mentioned as
such in the ledger-book there ; after which
they resided at Hythe, for which port John
Honywood served in parliament, 13f)(5, and
Thomas Honywood, 145(1. The nedigree
begins with William Honywood, wno d, in
the latter end of the reign of Henry H.
I. Sir EDWARD, 1st bart., m. Elizabeth,
da. of sir John Maynard, of Tooting, co.
Surrey, and had issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. John, A.M., d. 1737.
^ .3. Thomasine, d. unm.
Sir Edward d. 1670, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, h. 22 Feb. 1675, m.
Anna-Christiana, da. of Richard Newman,
of Fifehead Magna, co. Dorset, esq., by
whom (who d. 178()) he had issue,
1. William, of Cherdon, m. Frances, da.
of William Raleigh, esq., and d. during the
lifetime of his father, 1719, leaving,
1. Sir John, 3d bart., successor to his
grandfather.
2. Frances-Newman,/H. Thomas Hodges,
of the Lacon Warehorn, co. Kent, esq.
3. Martha, on. Thomas Andrews, of
Hinkskul, co. Kent, esq.
4. Thomasine, m. Thomas Randolph,
D.D., president of Christ Church College,
Oxford.
2. Edward, judge-advocate of the R.N.,
m. Mary, da. of Thomas Wearg, of Ken-
sington, esq., (and sister of sir Clement
Wearg, knt., solicitor-general to the king,)
by whom (who d. 1726) he had two das. and
co-heiresses,
1. Mary, m. James, 3d son of Stafford
Smith, es(i. (by Gayson, da. of sir Robert
Smith, of Upton, co. Essex, bart)
2. Anne.
3. Anna-Christiana, m., 1st, John
Dodd, of Cheshire, esc}. ; and, 2dly, Walter
Brame, of Bridge, estj., and d. 173!).
4. Thomasink, m. Joseph Burchctt, esq.,
secretary to the Admiralty, and author of
the History of the Royal Navy, and d. 1713.
.5. Elizabeth, in. Joseph JDodd, esq., of
Chatham.
6. Mary, d. nnm. 170(1.
Sir William d. 1743, and was succeeded by
his grandson,
III. Sir JOHN, who, on the death of his
relation, Frazcr Honywood, of London,
banker, 1764, succeeded, under his will, to
his seats at Mailing Abbey, co. Kent, and at
Hampstead, co. Middlesex ; m., 1st, Anna-
bella, da. of William Goodenough, of Lang-
ford, CO. Berks, esq., and by ner (who d.
1739) had issue.
1. William, of Mailing Abbey, co. Kent,
esq., b. 1731, and d. during the lifetime of
his father, 1764, having m. Elizabeth, da. of
Thomas Clack, of Wallingford, co. Berks,
and sister to Frances, viscountess Courte-
nay, and by her had issue a da.,
1. Annabella, m. Robert-George-Dobyns
Yate, of Bromesbarrow, co. Gloucester,
esq., and three sons.
2. Sir John, 4th bart.
3. William, of Leminge, co. Kent, and
Markshall, co. Essex, who succeeded to
the estates of his uncle, Filmer Hony-
wood, esq., m. Mary, sister of James-
Drake Brockman, of Beechborough, esq.,
and has four sons and four das.
4. Edward, in holy orders, LL.D., rec-
tor of Honiton, co. Devon, and prebend-
ary of Exeter, d. 1 Dec. 1812, m. Sophia,
da. of the rev. Long, of Suffolk, and
has two sons and two das.
2. Edward, cornet of horse, d. at Nor-
wich, 1752.
.3. Mary, m., 1756, Edmund Filmer, in
holy orders, rector of Crundal, co. Hants.
4. Christian.
5. Annabklla, d. young.
6. Thomasine, m. William-Western Hu-
gessen, of Provender, co. Kent, esq.
Sir John m., 2dly, 1742, Dorothy, da. of
sir Edward Filmer, of East Sutton, co.
Kent, bart., and by her (who d. 1781) had
issue,
7. Filmer, of Hull-place, Otterden, co.
Kent, and Markshall, co. Essex, to which
latter, as well as other large estates, he suc-
ceeded on the death of his relation, gen.
Philip Honywood, b. 1744, d. itnm. 2 June
18()f).
8. John, b. 1745, m., 1785, , da. of
Charles Wake, D.D., prebendary of West-
minster.
!). Mary, b. 1742, m. John Wiltshire Em-
met, of Wiarton, es(i., and d. 13 Sept. 1825.
Sir John d. 26 June 1781, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
IV. Sir JOHN, m., Dec. 1778, Frances, da.
of William, 2d viscount Courtenay, and
had issue,
1. Frances - Elizabeth, m., 29 July
1802, Aubone Surtees, esq.
2. Charlotte - Dorothea, m., 7 Jan.
1(105, col. Francis-Grey Cooper, son of the
late sir Grey Cooper, of Gogar, bart. ; d.
July 1811.
.3. Annarella-Christiana, m., 25 Aug.
KM)*;, Edward, oldest son of sir Edward
Knatclibull, bart., by Mary Hugessen,
graudda. of sir Jolm Honywood, 3d bart.
above mentioned; d. 4 Ain'if 1814.
4. Sir John-Couutknay, 5th bart.
5. Caroline, m., 2!) Anril I807, Edward-
Dalbie Temple, esc)., only son of the rev.
dr. Temple, of Northwood Place, co. Suf-
folk.
6. Eliza-Augusta.
AUBREY.
93
7. Louisa-Catharine, nu, 25 April 1820,
the rev. Henry-Read Quartly, of Wolverton,
CO. Bucks, and d. 25 Jan. 1822.
Sir John d. March 18(K), and was succeeded
by his only son,
V. Sir JOHN-COURTENAY, b. 1787,
n>., 27 July 1808, Mary-Anne, eldest da. of
the rev. sir William-Henry Cooper, bart. of
N.S., and had issue,
1. Mary, b. 10 April 1810, d. unm. 6 April
1829.
2. Isabella - Charlotte, d. 24 Feb.
1812.
3. Sir John-Edward, present bart.
4. Mary-Anne-Elizabeth, m., 4 Feb.
1834, Frederick Bame, esq., son of colonel
Bame, of Sotterley Hall, co. Suffolk.
5., (fee. other issue.
Sir John Courtenay d. 12 Sept. 1832, and
was succeeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir JOHN-EDWARD, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 8. Argent, a chevron
between three parrots' heads, erased, azure.
Crest — A wolf's head, couped, ermine.
Motto — Omne boniim desxpe):
Seat— At Evington, near Canterbury.
AUBREY, of Llantrithyd, co. Glamorgan.
23 July 1660-
Sir THOMAS-DIGBY AUBREY, Baronet, succeeded his uncle, sir
John, 1 March 1826 ; born 2 Dec. 1782; married^ 9 Dec. 1813, Mary, da.
of Thomas ^Vright, esq., niece of the rev. Robert Verney, (late Wright,) of
Middle Clayton, Bucks, esq., by whom (who d. 2^ Nov. 1817) he had no
issue.
A PEDIGREE of this family, drawn up by
Augustine Vincent, Windsor Herald, temp.
queen Elizabeth, commences with " Saint
Aubrey, of the blood royal of France, came
into England with William the Conqueror,
anno lOGfa", as the chronicles of All Souls
College testify, which are there to be seen
tyed to a chaine of iron." His son, sir Regi-
nald Aubrey, accompanied Bernard New-
march in the conquest of Brecon, l()i)0, and
had for his share the manors of Aberkynrigg
and Slough, and other lands. Lineally de-
scended from him was,
William Aubrey, esq., LL.D., regius
professor of law at Oxford, one of the coun-
cil for the marches of Wales, and one of the
masters of requests to Queen Elizabeth ; m.
Wilgiford, da. of John Williams, of Teyn-
ton, CO. Oxon, and d. 25 June 1595, leaving,
besides other issue, two sons,
1. Sir Edward, knt.
2. Sir Thomas, who m. Mary, da. and h.
of Anthony Mansell, of Llantrithyd, co.
Glamorgan, esq., and was father of
L Sir JOHN AUBREY, knt., who was
advanced to the dignity of a bart., 12 Car.
II., 23 July lG(;o. He m. the da. and h. of
South, of London, by whom he had
issue,
1. Lewis, d. s.p.
2. Sir John, 2d bart.
3. Mary, m. the right hon. William Mon-
tagu, lord chief baron of the Exchequer,
youngest son of Edward, lord Montagu, of
Boughton.
4. Elizabeth, m. Ralph Freeman, of
Aspedan Hall, Hertfordshire, esq.
Sir John was succeeded by his only sur-
viving son,
II. Sir JOHN, nu, 1st, Margaret, da. of
sir John Lowther, of Lowther Hall, co.
Westmoreland, bart., the 1st lord Lonsdale,
(by Elizabeth, his 2d wife, da. of sir John
Hare, of Stow-Bardolph, co. Norfolk, bart.,
relict of Woolley Leigh, esq.,) by whom he
had issue.
Sir John, 3d bart.
Sir John m., 2dly, Mary, da. and h. of Wil-
liam Lewis, of the Van, co. Glamorgan, and
Borstall, co. Buckingham, esq., by Marga-
ret, his wife, da. and h. of Laurence Ba-
nistre, esq., and Mary, his wife, da. and h.
of sir John Dynham, of Borstall, co. Buck-
ingham, knt., relict of William Jephson,
esq. Sir John d. at Borstall, co. Bucking-
ham, in consequence of a fall from his
horse, Sept. 17OO, and was succeeded by his
onlv son,
III. Sir JOHN, of Llantrithyd, co. Gla-
morgan, and Borstall, co. Buckingham, b.
20 June 1680, M.P. in two parliaments for
Cardiff; m., 1st, mrs. Mary Staley, by whom
he had issue,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
3. Mary, d. unm. 1768, buried at Borstall.
4. Elizabeth, m. Henry Lin tot, of Hors-
ham, CO. Sussex, esq., and d. 1734.
Sir John m., 2dly, mrs. Frances Jephson,
by whom he had issue,
5. Frances, m. Denham Jephson, of
Mallow, CO. Cork, esq., and d. 1775.
6. Margaret, d. unm. 1793.
Sir John m., 3dly, mrs. Jane Thomas, by
whom he had no issue, and d. April 1743,
was succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, who d. unm., Oct. 1767,
and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir THOMAS, m. Martha, eldest da.
of Richard Carlton, of Chilton, co. Bucks,
esq., a Welch judge, and by her (who d.
1788) had issue,
1. Sir John, 6th bart.
2. Thomas, a major in the army, served
during the whole war in America, where he
greatly distinguished himself, and particu-
larly when he was appointed to a command
of the troops upon Diamond Island, where
he acquitted himself so as to receive the
thanks of the commander-in-chief. On his
return to England, after the peace, he repre-
sented the borough of Wallingford, for
which he sat from the year 1/84 to 1790, and
d. 15 Jan. 1814.
3. Richard, col. of the Glamorganshire
militia, rf. 31 March 1808, having m. Frances,
3d da. of the hon. Wriothesley Digby, of
Meredon, co. Warwick, by whom ne had
two children,
1. Thomas-Digby, present bart.
2. Julia-Frances, b. 31 Dec. 1780, tn., 29
May 1810, William-Ralph Cartwright, of
Aynho, co. Northampton, esq., M.P. and
has issue.
4. Patty-Mary, d. unm. Sept. 1774.
Sir Thomas d. 4 Sept. 1786, was buried at
Llantrithyd, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
VI. Sir JOHN, m., 1st, Mary, eldest da.
and co-h. of sir James Colebrooke, of Gat-
94
WHELER.
ton, CO. Surrey, bart., by which lady (who
d. 1781) he had one son,
John, who rf. an infant.
Sir John ;»., 2dly, Martha-Catharine, da.
and co-h. of George-Richard Carter, of Chil-
ton, CO. Bucks, and Warlies, co. Essex, esq.,
and by her (whorf. 3 Sept. lf!15) had no issue.
Sir John was elected M.P. for Aylesbury,
1774, and continued a member of the house
of commons, without intermission, during
eleven parliaments, till his death, at which
time he was M.P. for Horsham, and father
of the house. He d. 1 March 1826, aged 86,
without issue, and was succeeded by his
nephew,
VH. Sir THOMAS-DIGBY, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 8. Azure, a chevron, be-
tween three eagles' heads, erased, or.
Crest — An eagle's head, erased, or.
Motto — Solem fern.
Seats— At Llantrithyd, co. Glamorgan ;
and at Chilton, Dorton, and Borstall, all in
CO. Bucks.
WHELER, of the City of Westminster.
11 Aug. 16G0.
Sir TREVOR WHELER, Baronet, born 20 Dec. 1792, a major in the
army; succeeded his father, sir Trevor, 4 Feb. 1830 ; married, 15 Oct.
I8I7, Lucy, only da. of George Dandridge, of the Commandery, co. Wor-
cester,
1810;-
Sept. 1828.
and has issue.
esq.,
— 2. Lucy-Penelope,
Trevor, b. 9 July 1818, d. 22 April
b. 31 Jan. 182G: 3. Jane, b. 26
HuiMPHREY Wheler, of Hussingtree,
CO. Worcester, esq., m. Joan, da. of William
Davies, and had issue two sons, 1. George,
grandfather of the 2d bart. ; 2. Sir Edmund,
of Riding Court, CO. Bucks, knighted 1G14,
m. EHzabeth, da. and co-h. of Richard Han-
bury, of London, goldsmith, and had issue
by her an only son,
1. Sir WILLIAM, of Westminster, knt.,
was created a bart., with remainder to his
cousin, Charles Wheler, of Martin Hus-
singtree, CO. Worcester, andof Birberry, co.
Warwick. He d. (] Aug. 16(J(J, and was suc-
ceeded bv his said cousin,
II. Sir CHARLES, son of William Whel-
er. He was colonel of a regiment of foot,
governor of the Leeward Islands, and a re-
presentative in parliament for the University
of Cambridge for some part of the long par-
liament, IGGl, having been formerly fellow
of Trinity College ; from whence, with
others, he was ejected, 18 April 1644, by the
earl of Manchester, and was one of the gen-
tlemen entrusted to carry the plate of that
imiversity to king Charles I., 7n. Dorothy,
da. of sir l-'rancis Bindlos, by Cecilia, his
wife, da. of Thomas, 8th lord de la Warr,
and had issue three sons,
i. Trevor, major in his father's regt. of
foot, d. in the lifetime of his father, 12
Oct. 1678.
2. SirWiLLfAM, 3d bart.
3. Sir Francis, knt. an admiral, m. Ara-
bella, da. of sir Clitford Clifton, knt., a
younger son of sir Gervase Clifton, 1st bart.
of that name, and was wrecked on the Rocks
of Scilly, 16!)3, leaving issue.
4. Cecily, m. Blount, of Salop, esq.
5. Dorothy-Elizabeth, in. count Nas-
sau.
Sir Charles d. 26 Aug. 1683, and was suc-
ceeded by his 2d but eldest surviving son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, m. Teresa, da. of the
hon. Edward Widdrington, {2d son of Wil-
liam, 1st lord Widdrington,) by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir Trevor, 4th bart.
2. Sir William, 5th bart.
3. Charles, jh. Frances, da. of John
Shuckburgh, es*}., but d. without issue.
4. Edward, d. iniw.
.'">. Arabella; 6. Thkresa.
7. Cathkuinis ; 8. ELJiAJ^OR ; all d.
young.
.0. Sophia, d. tmm. about 1746.
Sir William d. 17(t8, and was succeeded by
his son,
IV. Sir TREVOR, who d. I7I8, a month
under age, and was succeeded by his bro-
ther,
V. Sir WILLIAM, m.* Penelope, da. of
sir Stephen Glynne, of Bicester, co. Oxon,
and of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, bart.,
(by Sophia, one of the das. and co-h. of sir
Edv.-ard Evelyn, bart.,) by whom he had
many children, 5 of whom survived him,
1. Sir William, 6th bart.
2. Francis, who was a captain in the
guards, then major in the East India Com-
pany's service, and d. at Madras, without
issue.
3. Rev. Sir Charles, 7th bart.
4. Edward, m., 1st, Harriet-Chicheley
Plowden, and by her (who d. at Calcutta)
left no issue ; he m., 2dly, her cousin,
Charlotte, da. of George Durnford, of Win-
chester, esq., by whom he had
1. Cliarlotte; 2. Penelope.
He was a member of the supreme council
in Calcutta, and d. there, 10 Oct. 1783.
5. Rev. John, prebendary of Westminster,
d. iinm. 1818.
Sir William d, 1763, and was succeeded by
his ek'.est son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, w. Lucy, da. and
sole h. of Giles Knightley, esq., by whom
(who d. 1800) he had several children, who
all d, young excepting,
1. Knightley-Wheler, who d. 1798,
Knni.
2, Lucy, m., March 1777, Ed\vard-Sa-
clieverel-Wilmot Sitwell, of Stainsby, co.
Derby, esq.
Sir William d. April 1799, and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
VII. The rev. sir CHARLES, M.A., pre-
bendary of \'ork, and vicar of Leamino;ton
Ilastang, co. Warwick, m. Lucy, oneot the
das. and at length co-h. of the right hon.
sir John Strange, knt., master of the rolls,
and had issue,
1. Sir Trevor, 8th bart.
2. Chai'.lks-Joiin, >n. Isabel, da. of John
Close, of Eastby, co. York, esq., and has
issue,
1. Stcphen-Glynne; 2. Henry-Trevor.
3. Thomas; 4. Frederick.
5. Edward; 6. Charles-John, d.
SWINBURNE.
95
7. Sophia, m. rev. H. W. Sitwell.
8. Emma; P. Elizabeth.
10. Isabella- Penelope, ?)(. rev. Percy
Powlett.
3. William, in holy orders, rector of
Laddock, co. Cornwall, m. Charlotte, da. of
William Harding, of Baraset House, co.
Warwick, and rf. 30 ilay 1834, having had
issue,
1. William; 2. Teresa; 3. John.
4. George, d. ; 5. Charlotte.
4. Pexelope, m. William -Wilberforce
Bird, of the Spring, Kenilworth, co. War-
wick, esq.
5. Jaxe, Hi. George Dandridge, of the
Commandry, co. Worcester, e^q.
6. Sarah, m. Abraham Hume, of Bilton
Grange, co. Warwick, esq.
7. Lucy, m. rev. John Wise, 2d son of
Matthew Wise, of Leamington Priors, co.
Warwick, esq.
8. Sophia, m. rev. John Biddulph, 2d
son of sir Theophilus Biddulph, of Birbury,
CO. Warwick, bart.
Sir Charles d. 12 July 1821, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son.
VIII. Sir TREVOR, 8th bart., m. Har-
riet, da. of Richard Beresford, of Ashbourne,
CO. Derby, esq. and had issue,
1. Sir Trkvor, present bart.
2. Francis, b.O Nov. I811I, a capt. 2nd
Bengal Cavalry, m. Caroline, da. of rev.
Palmer, (who d. Jan. 1833,) and had
issue,
1. Trevor, b. 1828.
2. Harriet, 6. 1829.
3. Harriet, 6. 2 i Sept. 1794.
4. Lucy, b. 1 Feb. ITPfJ, m., 15 May 1828,
James Malony, of Kiltannon, co. Clare,
esq.
5. Maria, b. 18 Sept. 1797.
6. Charlotte-Teresa, 6. 8 April 1800.
7- Agxes, 6. 29 June 1805.
Sir Trevor d. 4 Feb. 1830, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IX, Sir TREVOR, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 8. Or, a chevron, be-
tween three leopards' faces, sable.
Crest — On a ducal coronet, or, an eagle
displayed, gules.
Motto — Facie teniis.
Seat — ^At Torrington, Devon.
SWINBURNE, of Capheaton, co. Northumberland.
2G Sept. 1660.
Sir JOHN SWINBURNE, Baronet, F.R. and A.S., born 1762, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Edward, 178C ; married, 13 July 1787, Emma, da.
of Richard -Henry-Alexander Bennet, esq., of Brabraham, co. Cambridge,
(niece to Frances-Julia, late dowager duchess of Northumberland,) by
whom he has issue, 1. EDWARD, h. 24 June 1708, ?n., 13 Dec. 1819,
Anne-Nassau Sutton, and has issue, Henry, b. 15 Feb. 1021 ; and JMary,
b. 2 Nov. 1823; 2. Charles-Hexry, b. 2 April 1797, commander
R.N. ; 3. Elizabeth, 6. and rf. 1790 ; 4. Julia, i. 25 July 1795 ;
5. Emily-Elizabeth, b. 9 April 1798, w., 8 April 1824, Henry.
George Ward, esq., M.P. ; 6. Fraxces, b. 4 Oct. 1799, d. nnm. 21
July 1821 ; 7. Elizabeth, b. 23 Dec. 1805, m.^ 7 June 1828, John-
William Bowden, esq.
This family is descended from William
DE SwrNBURN'S, who was lord of Haighton
and Cholverton, co. Northumberland, by
gift of Gilbert de Umfravile, earl of Angus,
confirmed by king Henry III. in the 53d
year of his reign. His son sir William ap-
pears to have been possessed of Capheaton
as early as 1300. Twelfth in lineal descent
from him was
John Sivinburne, of Capheaton, esq., who
had abaronet's patent granted him by Charles
I., but it was never taker, out. He m. to his
2d wife, Isabella, da. of sir Thomas Tem-
pest, of Stella, CO. Durham, bart., and rf.
1G52, leaving issue by her,
I. Sir JOHN, who was created a bart. 2G
Sept. 1660, m. Isabel, da. and h. of Henry
Lawson,of Brough, esq., (by Catharine, da.
and co-h. of sir William Fenwick, bart.,)
by whom he had 24 children, all of whom
d. utim. except
1. Sir William, his successor.
2. Anne, »i. Nicholas Thornton, of Wit-
ton, CO. Northumberland.
3. Troath, m. William Dacre, of Leonard
Court, CO. Cumberland.
Sir John d. 19 June 17O6, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, »!i., 1696, Mary, da. of
Anthony Englefield, of White Knights, co.
Berks, esq., by whom lie had issue.
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Matthew, 6. 1700, m., 1738, Eleanora,
da. and h. of William Thirlwall, of Thirl-
wall Castle, co. Northumberland, esq., but
d. s.p.
3. Thomas, m. ISIary, da. and co-h. of An-
thony Meaburne, arid relict of Thomas
Thornton, esq., and d. 1 Feb. 1772, leaving
issue by her, (who d. 1781;,)
1. Thomas, who m. and left issue.
2. IMary.
4. Mary, d. young.
Sir William d. 17 April I7I6, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir JOHN, b. 169ft, m., 1721, Mary,
da. and h. of Edward Bedingfield, of Gray's
Inn, esq., 3d son of sir Henry Bedingfield,
bart., and by her (who d. 7 Feb. 1761) had
issue,
1. William.
2. Mary-, who d. young.
3. Sir John, 4th bart.
4. Sir Edward, 5th bart.
5. Henry, of Hamsterley, co. Durham,
h. 1743, author of the celebrated Travels in
the Two Sicilies and Spain, d. in Trinidad,
April 1803, m. Martha, da. of John Baker,
of Chichester, co. Sussex, esq., solicitor-
general to the Leewardlslands, and left issue.
6. Teresa, m. Edward Charleton, esq.
7. Mary, m. Edward Bediugfieldj of Ox-
96
ANDERSON.
brough, CO. Norfolk, esq.
8. Catharine, d. 1-2 Feb. 1747.
9. Isabel, w. Thomas Grathorn, esq.
10. Anne, a nun at Montargis, in Gati-
nois, rf. 1819.
11. Eleanora, d, num. 7 Jan. 1787'
Sir John rf. 1744-5, and was succeeded by
his eldest surviving son,
IV. Sir JOHN, 6. July 1724, d. 1763,
unm., and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir EDWARD, b. 173(j, m. Christiana,
da. of Robert Dillon, esq., (by Martha, da.
of William, son of sir George Newland,
knt.,) by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, (jth bart.
2. Robert, h. 17()3, a general in the Aus-
trian service, and governor of Milan, m.,
4 Oct. 1808, Frances Malowetz, a baroness
of the H. R. E., da. of John, baron Mal-
owetz, chamberlain to the emperor of Aus-
tria, and has issue.
1. Emily-Christina -Alexandrina - Fran-
cis de Paula, h. 22 Oct. 1823.
2. Edward-Robert -Francis -Felix, h. 29
Dec. 1825.
3. Henry, 6.1764, d. 1767-
4. Edward, b. 3 Sept. 1765, living 1825.
5. Thomas, b. 1767, d. 1774.
6. Christina, 6. 28 June 1768, m., 1791,
John Clavering, of Callaley, esq., and d. 8
Jan. 1817.
Sir Edward d. 1706, and was succeeded by
his son,
VI. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms—Hee Plate 8. Per fess, gules and
argent, three cinquefoils, counterchanged.
Ci-est—OuX. of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-
boar, rampant, argent, crined, or.
Motto — kernel et semper.
&m^<f— Capheaton, near Newcastle, and
Edlingham, near Alnwick, both co. North-
umberland.
ANDERSON, of Broughton, co. Lincoln.
11 Dec. IGGO.
The Rev. Sir CHARLES-JOHN ANDERSON, Baronet, in holy
orders. Prebendary of Lincoln and Rector of Lea, co. Lincoln ; born 5 Oct.
1767 ; succeeded his father, sir William, 9 ]March 1785 ; married^ 15 Dec
1802, Frances-IMary, youngest da. of sir John Nelthorpe, bart., and has
issue, 1. CHARLES-HENRY-JOHN, b. 25 Nov. 1804; 2. Wil-
liam-Edmund, d. 31 May 1815 ; 3. Fanny-Maria, 7>. 4 May 1809 ;
4. Emily-Margauet-Charlotte, b. 18 Aug. I8I7.
Sir Edmund Anderson, descended of
Scotch ancestry, was bred to the law, and a
member of the Inner Temple. In 1572 he
was appointed lord chief justice of the Com-
mon Pleas, and in that capacity sat in judge-
ment upon Mary, queen of Scots, 1586. He
m. Magdalen, da. of Nicholas Smith, of the
exchequer, esq., and d. 11 Aug. 16(15, leav-
ing, besides das., two sons, 1. sir Francis,
ancestor of the present lord Yarborough ; 2.
William, who, by his 1st wife, Joan, da. of
Henry Essex, of Lamborne, left an only
son,
I. Sir Edmund, created a bart. as above,
m., 1st, Mary, da. of Thomas Wood, esq.,
by whom he had issue,
1. William, m. Elizabeth, da. of sir John
Baker, bart., by whom he had no issue; his
widow afterwards m. sir Jonathan Atkyns,
knt.
2. Edmund, rf. an infant.
3. Sir John, 2d bart.
4. Sir Edmund, 4th bart.
5. Francis, m., 1st, Helen, da, of Wil-
liam Anderson; and 2dly, Frances, da. of
. Staresmore, esq., and had issue.
6. Charles, rf. ?«»>*.
7. Stephen, m. Mary, da. of mr. Luckyn,
and rf. without issue.
8. Susan; 9. Frances, both rf. young.
1(1. Mary, m. Thomas Norton, esq.
Sir Edmund m., 2dly, Sybilla, da. of sir
Rowland Egerton, of Farthinghoe, co.
Northampton, bart., and relict of Edward
Bellot, es(i., but by her he had no issue. He
was succeeded by his 3d, but eldest sur-
viving son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Elizabeth, da. of Hugh
Snawsell, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Edmund, 3d bart.
2. Elizabeth, mi. Collins, of St.
Martin's in the Fields, Westminster, esq.
3. Catharine, m. Thompson, esq.
4. Mary, m. Vesey, esq.
.5. Frances, rf. iinm.
Sir John rf. March 1670, and was succeeded
by his only son,
III. Sir EDMUND, who rf. at the uni-
versity, unm., 17 Dec. 1(376, and was suc-
ceeded by his uncle, Edmund, 4th son of
the 1st bart.
IV. Sir EDMUND, m., 1st, , da. and
co-h. of William Cox, of Porters, co. Herts,
esq., by whom he had issue,
1. William, rf. young.
2. Edmund, in. Carr, da. and h. of John
Shaw, esq., and rf. 17 Sept. 1685, without
issue.
3. Mary, rf. young.
Sir Edmund m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of sir
Anthony Deane, knt., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Edmund, 5th bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. Stephen Croft.
3. Susan, rf. an infant.
V. Sir EDMUND, his son and successor,
m. Mary, da. of William Harvey, of Rolls,
in the parish of Chigvvell, co. Essex, esq.,
(by Dorothy, da. of sir Robert Dicer, of
Uphall, bart.,) and had issue,
1. Edmind, rf. unm.
2. Sir William, (ith bart.
3. Elizabeth, m. llenry-Brewster Bar-
ley, esq.
4. Dorothy, m. William Burton, esq.
5. Mary.
Sir Edmund /»?., 2dly, Frances, da. of
Batty, of Tad caster, co. York, by whom he
had issue,
(). Francis; 7- Elizabeth; 8. Dorothy.
Sir Ednuuul rf. 3 May 17()5, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, m. Anne, da. of John
Maddison, of Stamford, co. Lincoln, esq.,
who rf. 31 Aug. 1782, by whom he had issue,
1. Annk, b. 28 May 1753, m. Samuel Tho-
FAGG.— FRANKLAXD.
97
TOld, esq., of Harrington Hall, Lincoln: she
m., 2dly, Ros, and d. 12 July 1830,
2. Catharixe, b. 16 March 1750, m. Ar-
thur-Lemuel Shuldham, esq.
3. Theodosia-Dorothy, b. 4 April 1757,
tn. the rev. Richard Vevers, and d. 5 May
1831.
4. Edmvxd, 6. 11 Sept. 1758, ni. Catha-
rine, da. of Thomas Plumer, esq., and d.
without issue.
5. George, b. 10 Nov. 1759, m, Lucy,
eldest da. of Thomas Plumer, esq., and d.
without issue.
6. Henrietta-Janb, 6.23 May 1761, 7iu
the rev. Naunton-Thomas-Oyill Lemon.
7. Charlotte, b. 24 June 1/63, m. Ro-
bert Rede, esq., and d. 9 Oct. 1822.
8. Frances, b. 15 April 1766.
9. Sir Charles-John, present bart.
Sir William d. 9 March 1785, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
\ II. The rev. sir CHARLES-JOHN, pre-
sent bart.
Arms — See Plate 9. Argent, a chevron,
between three crosses, flory, sable.
Crest — A water-spaniel, passant, or.
Seat — Lea Hall, co. Lincoln.
FAGG, of "Wist ox, co. Sussex.
11 Dec. 1660.
Sir JOHN FAGG, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir John, Sept. 1822.
John Fagg, of Brensett, co. Kent, esq.,
*n. Adryn, da. and h. of Clement Cobb, and
had John Fagg; of Rye, co. Sussex, the
first settler in tfiat county, who jn. Elizabeth,
da. of Hudson, of the same county,
by whom he had issue,
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., m. Mary, da. of
Robert Morley, of Glynde, co. Sussex, esq.,
by whom he had 16 children, whereof only
5 lived to be w., viz.
1. Sir Robert, 2d bart.
2. Charles, ?h. Mary, da. of Hy-
land, by whom he had, besides other issue,
a son, Charles, who j«. Elizabeth, da. of
William Turner, esq., and had issue by her,
sir William, 5th bart. ; Sarah, »?. sir Wil-
liam Young, bart. ; and other children.
3. Thomas, m. Elizabeth, widow of John
Meres, and had issue, John Meres, who m.
and left issue.
4. Elizabeth, ?«. sir Philip Gell, bart
5. Mary, tn. John Spence, esq.
Sir John d. 18 Jan. 1700, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir ROBERT, m., 21 Sept. 1671. Eli-
zabeth, da. of Benjamin Culpepper, of Lind-
field, CO. Sussex, esq. He d. 26 Aug. 1715,
and left an only son,
ilL Sir ROBERT, b. 1673, ni. Christian,
da. of sir Cecil Bisshopp, of Parham, co.
Sussex, bart., by whom (who d. 22 Aug.
1763) he had issue,
1. Sir Robert, 4th bart.
2. Elizabeth,?/}., 1743, sir Charles-Mat-
thew Goring, bart.
3. Margaret, m., 1723, Gawen-Harris
Nash, of Petworth, co. Sussex, esq.
4. 5. Christian and Margaret, d. rinm.
Sir Robert d. 22 June 1736, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
iV. Sir ROBE RT,/n., 1729, Sajah,da. of
William Ward, M.D., and d. 14 Sept. 1740,
without issue; left his estates in Kent and
Sussex to his sister, lady Goring, and was
succeeded in title by his cousin,
V. Sir WILLIAM, grandson of Charles,
2d son of sir John, the 1st bart.; »n. Eliza-
beth, da. of Abraham le Grand, of Canter-
bury, esq., by whom (who d. 1785) he had
issue,
1. Sir John, 6th bart.
2. Elizabeth, d. an infant.
3. Helen-Ward, m. the rev. Philip
Williams, prebendary of Winchester, &c.
and d. his widow, 1833, ast. 85.
4. Sarah, m., 2 Feb. 1777, Edwyn-Hum-
phrey Sandys, esq., d. 1782.
Sir William d. 14 Nov. 1791, and was suc-
ceeded by his onlv son,
VI. The rev. sir JOHN, rector of Chart-
ham, co. Kent, m., 27 Aug. 1789, Anne, only
da. and h. of Daniel Newman, esq., of Can-
terbury, by whom he had issue,
1. John-William-Charles.
John-Arnott, both d. young.
Sir John, present bart.
Sarah- Anne-Augusta.
John-Willia.m-Thomas, m., 24 July
1824, Frances, youngest da. of William Car-
ter, of Canterbury, M.D., d.
6. Lucy; 7- Jemima.
8. John-Charles.
9. A SON, b. 5 Oct. 1814.
Sir John d. Sept. 1822, and was succeeded
bv his eldest surviving son,
"VII. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 9. Gules, two bends,
vaire.
Crefit — An ostrich, with wings expanded,
argent, beaked, legged, and ducally gorged,
or, holding a horse-shoe proper.
Seat — At Mystole, near Canterbury.
2.
3.
4.
5.
FRANKLAND, of Thirkelby, co. York,
24 Dec. 16G0.
Sir ROBERT FRANKLAND, Baronet, bom July 1784, succeeded
his father, sir Thomas, 4 Jan. 1831 ; married, 30 Nov. 1815, Louisa-Anne,
3d da. of the late lord George Murray, bishop of St. David's, sister to
Caroline-Leonora, late countess of llchester, and has issue, 1. Au-
gusta-Louisa ;-
Caroline-Adelaide ;
-4. JuLiA.RoBERTA, b. 19 May 1825; 5.
3. Emily-Anne
Rosalind-Alicia.
p
98
FRANKLAND.
Will r AM Frankland, of Rye, co.
Herts, quitted that county, and settled at
Thirkelby, in Yorkshire; m. Lucy, da. of
sir Henry Butler, of Hatfield Woodhall,
Herts, and had issue,
Sir Henry, knt., b. 160.0, m. Anne, da. of
sir Arthur Harris, knt., and had, besides
other issue,
1. Sir WILLIAM, created a bart. as
above, m. A.rabella, da. of Henry Bellasyse,
eldest son of Thomas, viscount Fauconberg,
by whom he had,
J. Sir Ihoimas, 2d bart.
2. Henry, clerk of the peace for the
North Riding, co. York, d. in 1736, num.
3. John, dean of Gloucester, master of
Sydney College, Cambridge, promoted to
the deanery of Ely, 25 April 172.0, rf. Sept.
1730. He m. Mary, da. of mr. Turton, by
whom he left 1 son, John, late fellow of St.
John's College, Cambriuge, residentiary of
Chichester, vicar of East Bourne, co. Sussex,
and rector of Sundridge, co. Kent ; m., 1st,
Margaret, da. of dr. Green, dean of Ely, by
whom he had 1 son, who d. in his infancy ;
2dly, Mary, widow of Pierson.
4. Grace, m. Leonard Smelt, of Kirkby
Fleetham, esq.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest
son,
II. Sir THOMAS, m. Elizabeth, da. of
sir John Rvis-sell, bart., (by Frances, da. of
Oliver Cromwell,) by whom (who d, in
1773) he had issue,
1. Thomas, 3d bart.
2. William, who vs^as made treasurer of
the staiTip office, and ?n., 1st, Margaret, da.
and h. of Ascough, esq., by whom he
had a son and a da., who both rf. infants;
2dly, Elizabeth, da. of Dawdowin, by
whom he had a da., Elizabeth, d. unm. : he
d. himself, 28 Nov. 1714.
3. John, rf. young.
4. Henry, d. governor of Bengal, 28 Aug.
1738, having m. Mary, da. of Alexander
Cross, merchant; she d. 28 Nov. 1739: by
her he had issue,
1. Sir Charlrs-Henry, 4th bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
3. William, of Muntham, co. Sussex, d.
28 Dec. iy05, aged 84.
4. Richard, d. an infant.
6. Robert, who d. capt. of aman-of-war,
at Bombay, Dec. 1757.
6. Frederic, d. 15 July 1752, at Lisbon,
a major in the army. He m. Melissa, da.
of the rev. mr. Long, and left issue, Me-
lissa
7. Harriott, d. an infant.
5. Richard, LL.D., of Jesus College,
Cambridge; he was commissioner of the
salt-office, and rf. 21 Sept. 1761, imm.
6. Freo BRICK, barrister-at-law, one of
the commissioners of the revenues in Ire-
land, afterwards a commissioner of excise in
England, and then a comptroller of the ac-
counts in that office ; rf. 8 March 1768,
having been twice m.; 1st, to Elizabetli,
relict of Adam C'arbonel, esq., secretary to
John, the great duke of Marlborough. She
d. 27 Jan. 1736-7, by whom he had issue,
1. Frederic, and
2. Arthur, who both d. young.
3. Anne, and
4. Frances, both rf. young.
6. Another Anne, m. Thomas, carl of
Chichester, by whom he had 7 children.
He m., 2dly, Anne Luinlcy, da. of Richard,
1st earl of S.;arb«)rough, who d. 28 Feb.
1730-40, without issue.
7. RoREiiT, who was supercargo of his
brother (the governor)'s ship from Calcutta
to the Persian gulf. He had finished his
trading voyage, and was ready to return to
Bengal, but was murdered at Judda, aad d.
unm.
8. Mary, m. Thomas Worsley, esq.
0. Frances, m. Roger Talbot, esq.
Sir Thomas rf. 29 Oct. 1726, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir THOMAS, many years one of
the lords commissioners of the admiralty, m„
Dinah, da. and h. of Francis Topham, esq.j
by her (v;ho rf. 2 Feb. 1740-1) he had 2 das.,
1. Betty, m, John Morley Trevor, of
Glynne-Bourne, co. Sussex, esq.
2. Dinah, m. George-Henry Lee, earl of
Lichfield : she rf. in 1772.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, 1741, Sarah, da. of
Morseley, co. Worcester, by whom
(who rf. 1783) he had,
3. A SON, d. an infant 1743.
Sir Thomas d. in 1747, and was succeeded
by his cousin,
IV. Sir CHARLES-HENRY, eldest son
of Henry, governor of Bengal. He was
many years collector of his Majesty's cus-
toms for the port of Boston, in North Ame-
rica, and was afterwards consul-general at
the court of Portugal. He m. Agnes, da. of
Browne, and d. 1 1 Jan. 1768, without
issue, and w^as succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir THOMAS, who was, 31 March
1775, promoted to be admiral of the white.
He m. in May 1743, in South Carolina, Sarah
Rhett, grandda. to the chief-justice of that
province, and by her (who d. 20 April 1808,
aged 84) he had 19 children, amongst whom
were,
1. Henry, rf. an infant.
2. Mary, in. sir Boyle Roche, bart., of
Dublin.
3. Sarah, rf. young.
4. Henrietta, rf. Jan. 1808.
5. Sir Thomas, 6;h bart.
6. Hugh, rf. an infant.
7. Anne, m., 1st, in March 1778, John
Lewis, esq.; and 2dly, in 1810, the rev. R,
Hare, of Hurstmonceaux, co. Sussex.
8. Dinah, m., in Aug. 1779, William
Bowles, esq., rf. in 1795.
9. Catharine, m. Thomas Whinyates,
esq.
10. Charlotte, m., in 1778, Robert Ni-
cholas, esq., d. in 1800.
11. William, fellow of All Souls' College,
Oxford, col. of the North York regt. of
militia, member for Thirsk, and, in 1806, a
lord of the admiralty, d. 10 June 1816.
12. RoGKR, in holy orders, rector of Yar-
lington, CO. Somerset, and canon-residen-
tiary of Wells, m., in June 1792, Catharine,
da. of John, 7th lord Colville, and d. 25
March 1826, having had issue,
1. Frederick-William.
2. Edv/ard-Augustus.
3. Charles-Corville.
4. George, lieutenant in the 65th regt.
of foot, w., 18 July 1822, Anne, 3d da. of
Thomas Mason, esq., of John Street, Bed-
ford Row.
.5. Arthur; 6. Emma; 7- Matilda.
8. Catharine-Henrietta ; 9. Octavia.
l(t. Louisa.
13. Gkace, m., in 1793, Matthew Gosset,
esq., and d. in 1801.
Sir Thomas d. 20 Nov. 1784, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, b. Sept. 17.50, w.,
March 17/5, Dorothy, da. of William Smelt,
es(|., (niece of Leonard Smelt, esq., sub-
governor to his late majesty king George IV.,
when jirince of Wales,) by v/hom (who d. 19
May 1820) he had an only surviving child,
I. Sir RouKiiT, present bart.
Sir Tliomasd. 4 Jan. 1831, and was succeeded
bv his only child,
VII. Sir ROBERT, present and 7th bart.
LEGARD.— BEDINGFELD.
99
Arms — See Plate 9. Azure, a dolphin,
naiant, embowed, or, on a chief, of the se-
cond, two saltires, gules.
Crest — A dolphin, haurient, argent, en-
twined round an anchor, erect, proper.
Seat— Great Thirkelby Hall, near Thirsk,
in the North Riding, co. York.
LEGARD, of GantoNj co. York.
29 Dec. 1660.
Sir THOMAS-DIGBY LEGARD, Baronet, succeeded his father, Sir
Thomas, 5 July 1830 ; boryi 30 May 1803, married, 31 May 1832, the hon.
Frances Duncombe, da. of Charles, lord Feversham, and has issue, '
FRANCIS-DIGBY, b. 8 May 1833.
This family is of great antiquity in the
county of York, and became possessed of
the manor of Anlaby as early as the 12th
century.
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., m., 1st, Grace, da. of
Conyers, earl of Holderness, by whom he
had,
1. Grace, m. John Hill, esq.
He m., 2dly, Francis, eldest da. and co-h. of
sir Thomas Widdrington, knt., serjeant-at-
law, (by Frances, eldest da. of Ferdinando,
lord Fairfax, and Mary, his wife, da. of Ed-
mund Sheffield, 1st earl of Mulgrave, K.G.,)
by whom he had,
2. Sir John, 2d bart.
3. Thomas, d. iinm.
4. William, m. and left children, who all
d, s.p.
5. Widdrington, d. mini.
6. Dorothy, m. Thomas Grimston, esq.
7. Frances, m. George Bowes, esq.
Sir John d, 167^, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Elizabeth, da. of Leo-
nard Wastell, esq., by whom he had,
1. John, d. young.
2. Sir John, 3d bart.
a Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
4. Saville, d. young.
5. William.
6. Christopher, d. 11 Oct. 1765, unnu
7. Richard, d. unm.
8. Elizabeth, m. captain Moor, who d.
in 1720.
9. Frances, d. 5 Feb. 1738.
Sir John m., 2dly, Dorothy, da. of sir Wil-
liam Cayley, bart., by whom (who d. 11 July
1735) he had,
10. Barnabas, d. Nov. 1766.
11. Robert, d. 28 June 1735.
12. James; 13. Edwahd.
14. Dorothy, m. mr. Oats.
15. Mary, m, Roger Nowell, esq., and d.
1 April 1770.
1(J. Esther, d. young.
Sir John d. 5 May 1715, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir JOHN, who d. imrn. 14 April
1719, and was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir THOMAS, m.,172«-7, Frances, da.
of John Digby, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Digby, 5th bart.
2. Frances.
3. Elizabeth, d. young.
4- Jane, HI. John Grimston, esq., and <?.1758.
Sir Thomas d. 1735, and was succeeded by
his son,
V. Sir DIGBY, »?., Aug. 1755, Jane, 3d da.
of George Cartwright.co. Nottingham, esq.,
and one of the co-heiresses of her brother,
William Cartwright, by whom (who d, in
Sept. 1811) he had,
1. Sir John, fith bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
3. George, lieut.-col. in the army, m. Jane,
da. of John Grimston, of Kilnwick, co.
York, but d. s.p. at St. Domingo.
4. William, in holy orders, vicar of Gan-
ton, CO. York, m., 7 Feb. 18( (3, Cecilia-Eliza-
beth, da. of James Oldershaw, M.D., of
Stamford, co. Lincoln, d. 1818, leaving issue.
5. Digby, m. Frances, da. of Ralph
Creyke, of Marton, esq., and had issue.
6. Richard, collector of the customs at
Jamaica, m. Elizabeth, da. of Brown,
esq., and d. at Jamaica, s.p., G June 1818.
7. Jane, m. Sm.ith, of , co. York,
who re-ni. Henrietta-Charlotte, her sister.
8. Frances, m., Feb. 1780, Thomas Grim-
ston, of Kilnwick, esq.
9.HENRIETTA-CHABL0TTE,m. Smith,
of , CO. York,
Sir Digby d. 4 Feb. 1773, and was succeeded
by his son,
VI. Sir JOHN, «?., 22 June 1802, Jane, da.
of Henry Aston, of Aston, co. Chester, esq.,
(who d. 19 Dec. 1833,) and dying without
male issue, v/as succeeded by his brother,
VII. Sir THOMAS, capt. R. N., h. 1763,
m., 2G Dec. 1802, miss Sarah Bishop, by
whom (who d. 2(5 Jan. 1814) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Digby, 8th bart.
2. Henry-Willoughby, in the army,
11717)1 a
3. Matilda, ?n., 26 Oct. 1829, Robert
Alexander, esq. barrister-at-law, and F.S.A.
4. Harriett, m., 14 Aug. 1820, Edward
Nelson Alexander, of Halifax, co. York,
esq., F.S.A.
5. Catharine.
Sir Thomas d. 5 July 1830, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir THOMAS-DIGBY,present bart.
Anns— See Plate 9. Argent, on a bend,
between six muUets, pierced, gules, a cross
pat6e, or.
Crest — A greyhound^ or, collared, sable.
Motto — Per crucem ad Stellas.
Seat— At Ganton, near Scarborough, co.
York.
BEDINGFELD, of Oxburgh, co. Norfolk.
2 Jan. 1660-1.
Sir HENRY-RICHARD BEDINGFELD, Baronet, born 1800, sue
ceeded his father, sir Richard, 22 Nov. 1829; married, 30 Aug. 1826;
F 2
100
COLLETON.
Margaret-Anne, only da. of Edward Paston, of Appleton, co. Norfolk, esq.,
and has, Matilda-Charlotte, b. 15 Oct. 1827.
Ogerus de Pugeys, a Norman, came
into England with the Conqueror, and was
one of the four knights of the lord Mallett,
lord of the honour of Eye, in Suffolk, who
gave him the manor of Bedingfdd, in con-
sequence of which he assumed the name of
Bedhiitfeld, of Bedingfeld.
Sir Henry Bedbi gfeld , knt., m., 1st, Mary,
da. of lord William Howard, of Naworth
Castle, CO. Cumberland, 3d son of Thomas
Howard, duke of Norfolk, and ancestor to
the earls of Carlisle (by whom he had a son,
Thomas Howard, of the duchy of Lancaster,
who m. Mary, da. of Robert Brooksby, of
Sheffield, co. Leicester, and d. 2(5 April 1(JG5,
in consequence of some wounds he received
in the head during the civil wars) ; and 2dly,
Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Peter Hoghton,
of Hoghton Tower, co. Lancaster, esq., al-
derman and sheriff of London, by whom he
had 4 sons and 4 das.,
1. Sir Henry, created a bart.
2. William, capt. in the guards.
3. Edmund, a canon at Lier, iu Brabant,
where he d.
4. John, d. unm.
I. Sir HENRY, eldest surviving son of
sir Henry, a distinguished loyalist in the
civil wars, was created a bart. After the
restoration of Charles II., he laid before
that prince a calculation of the sufferings of
the family, which appeared to be ^â– 47,194
]&. iid. His majesty replied, with concern,
that it was too great for him to recompense.
To which mr. Bedingfeld answered, that all
he begged of his majesty was, that he might
hope, for the future, to enjoy in quiet that
little which was left. He m. Margaret, da.
and h. of Edward Paston, esq., and had
issue,
1. Henry.
2. John, m. Dorothy, da. and co-h. of
John Ramsay, and d. Aug. I(j93, leaving
issue,
1. Henry; 2. John.
3. Frances; 4. Mary.
3. Edward, a barrister, m. Mary, young-
est sister of sir Clement Fisher, bart., by
whom he had 2 sons and 1 da., Mary, m.
sir John Swinburne, bart.
4. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Weetenhall,
esq. : she had the reputation of being one of
the most perfect beauties of the age.
5. , m. Richard Caryll, esq.
6. Mary, m, Thomas Eyre.
7. Margaret, abbess of the Carmelite
nuns at Lier.
8. Anne, a nun.
Sir Henry d, (! Feb. 1685, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir HENRY, m., 1st, Anne, only da.
and h. of Charles, viscount y\ndover, after-
wards the 2d earl of Berkshire, by whom
he had no issue; and, 2dly, F^lizabeth,
youngest da. of sir John Arundeil, of Lang-
hern, CO. Cornwall, bart., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Henry-Arundell, 3d bart.
2. Elizabeth, d. young.
3. Margaret, m. sir John Jerningham,
bart.
4. Frances, m. sir Francis Anderton, of
Lostock, CO. Lancaster, bart.
Sir Henry d. 14 Sept. 1704, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir HENRY-ARUNDELL, m., Aug.
17I!', Elizabeth Boyle, eldest da. of Charles,
earl of Burlington, by whom (who d. 25
Nov. 175] ) he had six sons, the four eldest
of whom d. young.
5. Sir Richard, 4th bart.
(3. Edward, h. 1730, m., 1754, Mary, da.
of sir John Swinburne, bart., by whom he
had ten children,
1. John, R.N., h. 1754.
2. Mary, a nun, d.
3. Anne, m. Thomas Worterton, co.
York.
4. Thomas, d. 1790; 5. Edward, d. 1802.
0. Anthony, d. young; 7- Peter, d.
8. Frances, d. ; 9. Helen; 10. Isabella.
7. Elizabeth, m. Charles Biddulph, of
Burton, co. Sussex, esq.
8. Mary, d. young.
Sir Henry d. 15 July 17(50, and was succeeded
bv his eldest surviving son,
'IV. Sir RICHARD, b. 14 Sept. 172(5, »n,
30 March 17(51, Mary, only da. of Anthony
Brown, viscount Montagu, of Coudray, co.
Sussex, h. 27 May 1733, and by her (who d.
in childbed, 23 Sept. 17t)7>) had one son.
Sir Richard, 5th bart.
Sir Richard d. 17 March 1795, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir RICHARD, 5th bart., h. 23 Sept.
1767. m., 17 June 1795, Charlotte-Georgiana,
da. of sir William Jerningham, bart., and
sister to George-William, lord Stafford, by
whom (who is woman of the bedchamber to
the c[ueen, and was raised to the rank of a
baron's da., by royal sign manual, Oct. 1831,)
he had issue,
1. Frances-Charlotte, h. 13 April 1796,
m., 2 June 1815, William-Francis-Henry,
lord Petre, and d. 29 Jan. 1822.
2. Matilda-Mary, b. 6 April 1797, w».,
30 Nov. 1820, Stanley Cary, of FuUaton,
CO. Devon, esq.
.1. Agnes-Mary, b. 1798, m., 3 Oct. 1823,
Thomas Molyneux Seele, of Hurst House,
CO. Lancaster, esq.
4. Sir Henry-Richard, present bart.
5. Charlotte-Eliza, b. 5 Jan. 1802, a
nun at Bruges, in Flanders.
C. Chablks-Richard, 6. 8 Sept. 1803,
an officer in the Austrian service.
7. Edward-Richard, 6. Jan. 1805, R.N.,
drowned at sea, 1823.
8. Felix-William-George- Richard,
b. 12 Aug. ]f!()8.
Sir Richard d. 22 Nov. 1829, and was sucr
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir HENRY -RICHARD, present
and (ith bart.
Atms—Sec Plate 9. Ermine, an eagle
dis))layed, gules.
Crest — An eagle, as in the arms.
Motto — De.sjiU-io terrena xolem contemplin:
Scat— At Oxburgh, co. Norfolk.
COLLETON, of London.
18 Feb. lGGO-1.
Sir JAMES-ROUPELL COLLETON, Baronet, Lieut.-Col. in the
Army, succeeded liis father, sir James-Nassau, 10 Jan. 1815 ; born 22
BEAUMONT.
101
Dec. 1783; married, 12 Dec. 1819, Septima-Sexta-Colleton, da. of rear-
admiral Richard Graves, of Hembury Port, co. Devon, by whom (who
d. in America, 14 Dec. 1831) he has issue, 1. Nassau-Willtam-
Charles, b. .30 March, d. 10 April 1821 ; 2. FREDERICK-NASSAU-
WILLIAM-GRAVES, b. 4 Aug. 1822; 3. Robert-Augustus-
Fulford-Graves, b. 19 Sept. 1824; 4. Gertrude-Hawise-Ela-
de-Ralegh ; 5. Alswitha-Plantagenet.
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart, had been very
activcj and expended large sums in the ser-
vice of Charles I.; and in recompense of
his great services, <in addition lo the dignity
of bart. conferred on him,) in conjunction
with the duke of Albermarle, earl of Claren-
don, earl Craven, and four other noble per-
sons, had granted to them and their heirs,
large dominions in North America and the
Bahama Islands. Sir John d. 1G(J7» leaving
four sons,
1. Sir Peter.
2. Thomas, m., and had issue.
3. John, d. unm., 1(JG8.
4. James, m., and had issue.
5. Anne, m. Humphrey Selwood.
6. Katherine ; 7- Elizabeth.
II. Sir PETER, m. Elizabeth, relict of
William Johnson, and had issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Catharine, m. Robert Richardson.
3- Anne, d. imm. 1741.
Sir Peter rf. 24 March 1694, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir JOHN, HI., 10 Dec. 1700, Eliza-
beth, da. of John Snell, esq., and had issue,
1. John, of Fair Lawns, South Carolina,
m., 21 July 1730, Susanna, da. of the rev.
John Snell, canon of Exeter, by whom he
had,
1. Peter, d. v.p.
2. Sir John, 4th bart.
3. Elizabeth-Mary-Anne, m., 31 Dec.
1770, Joseph Cooke, M.D.
4. Susanna, d. young, 1761.
5. Hannah, d. xinm. 1747.
2. Peter, of South Carolina, d. unm.
1754.
3. Robert, capt. in the army, nu, 24 Sept.
1748, miss Anne Colleton, of South Carolina,
and d. 1755, leaving issue.
Sir James Nassau, 6th bart.
4. Elizabeth, h. 11 June 1704, m., 1st,
John Browne, 2dly, Edward Hawley, esq.
He d. 1754, and was succeeded by his
grandson,
IV. Sir JOHN, m., 1st, 10 Feb. 1759,
Anne, da. of Francis Fulford, of Great Ful-
ford, CO. Devon, esq., (which marriage was
dissolved by act of parliament, March 1772,)
by whom he had issue one da.,
Louisa-Caroline, who jh., 23 Sept. 1787,
rear-admiral Richard Graves, and d. 25 Dec
1822.
He m., 2dly, 21 April 1774, Jane Mutter,
by whom he had one son,
V. Sir JOHN-SNELL, d. July 18()1,
leaving no issue, by which event the title
devolved on his father's 1st coushi,
VI. Sir JAMES-NASSAU, clerk in the
secretary of state's office for the home de-
partment, 6. 23 March 1752, m., 3 Dec. 1778.
Susanna, da. of William Nixon, of Lincoln,
by whom (who d. 31 Jan. 1830) he had issue,
1. Sir James-Roupell, present bart.
2. Thomas-William, in the army.
3. Nassau-Charles, d. a minor, 15 June
1815.
4. LucY-ANNE-WiLHELMiNA-PrxT, d. an
infant, March 1780.
5. SusANNA-BooNE, d. unm. 6 Dec. 181f).
6. Augusta-Henrietta, d. 1810, imnu
7. Anne-Elizabeth, d. tiiun. 1817.
H. Marv-Sarah, d. an infant.
9. Carolina-Berkeley, d. unm.
Sir James d. IG Jan. 1815, and was succeetled
by his eldest son,
VII. Sir JAMES ROUPELL, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 9. Or, three stags'
heads, couped, proper.
Crest— A stag's head, as in the arms.
BEAUMONT, of Stoughton-Grange, co. Leicester.
21 Feb. 1C60..1.
Sir GEORGE - ROWLAND - WILLOUGHBY BEAUMONT, Ba-
ronet, born Id Dec. 1799 ; succeeded his cousin, sir Georp^e-Howland, 6
Feb. 1827 ; married., 16 June 1825, Mary- Anne, eldest da. of William
Howley, D.D., lord archbishop of Canterbury, and has issue, 1.
GEORGE-HOWLAND, b. 12 Sept. 1828 ; --^2. Rayjiond-Curzon,
b. 8 April 1830, d. 7 May following ; 3. William-Beresford, b. 31
]\Iarch 1831; 4. Willoughby-Hastings, b. 15 Aug. 1832; 5.
Mary-Susan, 5. Aug. 1827, rf. an infant; 6. Constance-Mary, b.
25 July 1834.
This family may vie with the proudest
of our nobility in illustrious extraction,
being descended, in a direct paternal line,
from Louis VIIL, king of France.
Charles, younger son of Louis VIIL, was
called king of Jerusalem and Sicily. His 2d
son, Louis, in. Agnes, heiress of Beaumont,
in France ; and the sons of that marriage
took the name of Beaumont; and to their
paternal arms, viz., France ancient, added
those of their mother, viz., a lion rampant,
or, as now borne. The eldest son of Louis
and Agnes enjoyed the French inheritance;
Theobald, the 2d, was archbishop of Paris;
Louis, the 3d son, came to England, and
was bishop of Durham. Henry, the 4th
son, also seated himself in England, and
was earl of Buchan, in Scotland. He d. 1340.
His son, John, lord Beaumont, w. Eleanor,
5th da. of Henry Plantagenet, earl of Lan-
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SMYTHE.
caster, grandson to king Henry III. The
eldest branch of his descendants became ex-
tinct on the death of William, viscount
Beaumont.
A younger branch settled at Cole Orton,
CO. Leicester, temp. Edward IV., of which
was Nicholas Beaumont, who rf. 1585,
leaving, besides other issue, two sons,
1. Sir Henry, whose son, sir Thomas,
was created a bart., 17 Sept. 1619, and after-
wards created, 1622, viscount Beaumont, of
Swords, CO. Dublin, which titles became ex-
tinct on the death of his grandson, Thomas,
3d viscount, 1702 ; and,
2. Sir Thomas, of Stoughton, who was
grandfather of
I. Sir THOMAS, created a bart. as above,
TO. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of sir Nicholas
Trott, knt., by Mary, da. and h. of sir
George Perient, knt., and had issue,
1. Sir Henry, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, in holy orders, m. Susannah,
da. of William Oldys, D.D., and had two
das.,
1. Elizabeth, m. William Hayley, M.D.
2. Arabella; and four sons, of which
one only left a da.
Hed. 15 Jan. 1710, aged 71.
3. William, of Great Dunmow, co. Es-
sex, ancestor to the present bart., of whom
hereafter.
4. Jane; 5. Mary.
Sir Thomas was succeeded by his son,
II. Sir HENRY, m. Elizabeth, da. of
George Farmer, esq., prothonotary of the
Common Pleas ; and had, (besides 6 sons that
d. in their infancy,)
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
2. Sir George, 4th bart.
3. Henry, d. unm.
4. Basil, who was brought up to the sea
service, and perished in the great storm, 27
Nov. 1703, on the Goodwin Sands.
5. Sir Lewis, 5th bart.
6. WiLLiAM-ViLLiERS, rf. 1? July 1697.
7. Charles, was blown up in the Downs,
19 Sept. 1700, in the Carlisle man-of-war.
8. James, d. iinm.
9. Elizabeth, d. Feb. 1726-7.
10. Anne.
11. Diana, d. 1694.
12. Henrietta, m. John Styleman, esq.,
and d. 10 March 1724-5.
13. Catherine, m. William Busby, and
d. 1 April 1726.
14. Arabella; 15. Christiana.
Sir Henry d. 1688, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
III. Sir THOMAS, d. 1690, unm., and
was succeeded by his next brother,
IV. Sir GEORGE, and being also heir-
male in blood to Thomas, viscount Beau-
mont, of Cole-Orton, (an ancient seat and
inheritance of the family,) succeeded to
that, and all other his estates, by the will
of the said viscount. In the year 1712 he
was made a commissioner of the privy seal,
and 1714, one of the lords of the admiralty ;
and d. unm. 9 April 1737, was succeeded by
his next surviving brother.
V. Sir LEWIS, rector of Pycomb, in
Sussex, and prebendary of Chichester, m.
Elizabeth, da. of mr. Courtnay, and relict
of the rev. mr. Temple, by whom he had no
issue; and rf. 23 Dec. 1738, a»t. 64, the title,
and viscount Beaumont's estates at Cole
Orton, and in other counties, went to his
cousin, sir George Beaumont, in the fol-
lowing manner :
William, 3d son of sir Thomas, the 1st
bart. of this branch of the family, was
seated at Dunmow, co. Essex, where he
was buried in 1719; and having m. Jane, da.
of John Watts, esq., by Jane, da. of sir
Thomas Burton, bare, had two sons, Wil-
liam and Henry (who had a son, Thomas) ;
and three das., Henrietta, Jane, and Mary.
William, the elder son, m. Elizabeth, da. of
William Jordain, of Charlton, co. Surrey,
esq., by whom he had three sons,
1. Sir George, successor to his cousin,
sir Lewis, and Cth bart.
2. William, d. rinm.
3. Thomas, of Buckland, near Reigate,
in Surrey, m. miss Mary Silver, and had
issue,
1. William, d. young.
2. Thomas, m. 29 Jan. 1799, Bridget,
youngest da. of the rev. William Davie,
youngest brother of sir John Davie, bart.,
of Creedy, co. Devon, and had issue; 1.
sir George - Howland - Willoughby,
present bart. ; 2. Thomas - Davie, 6. 9
March 1801, rf. 1824; 3. William-Francis
Bertie, of Buckland, co Surrey, m., May
1833, Frances-Mary-Caroline, da. of John
Smith, of Bury St. Edmunds, esq., by
whom (who rf. July 1834) he had issue, a
son, b. April 1834; 4. Mari/-A»ne-Bridget ;
5. Margaret -Soplda, m., 1833, rev. James
Beaucliamp ; 6. Alice - Eleanor, d. April
1833, unm.
VL Sir GEORGE, the eldest son of Wil-
liam, who succeeded sir Lewis, before men-
tioned, Dec. 1738, TO., 26 March 1751, Ra-
chael, da. of Michael Howland, of Stone-
hall, in Dunmow, esq., and by her (who d.
April 1814) he had issue,
1. William, rf. an infant, 1757.
2. William, rf. 1758.
3. Sir George-Howland, 7th bart.
Sir George rf. 1762, and was succeeded by
his only surviving son,
VII. SirGEORGE-HOWLAND, D.C.L.
and F.S.A., »?., 6 May 1778, Margaret, da.
and h of John Willes, of Astrop, co.
Northampton, esq., but by her (who d. 14
July 1829, a-t. 73) had no issue.
Sir George rf. (i Feb. 1827, and was suc-
ceeded by his cousin,
Vin. Sir GEORGE -HOWLAND -WIL-
LOUGHBY, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 9. Azure, sememe de
lys, and a lion rampant, or.
Crest — On a chapcau, azure, sem«5e of
fleur de lis, and turned up, ermine, a lion
passant, or.
Motto — E rectus, non elntus.
Seat — Cole Orton, co. Leicester.
SMYTHE, of EsHE, co. Durham.
23 Feb. ICOO-l.
Sir EDWARD-JOSEPH SMYTHE, Baronet, horn 1787, succeeded
his father, sir Edward, Aj)ril 1811 ; married., 23 Oct. 1800, Frances, da. of
sir Edward Bellew, of Barmeath, co. liouth, bart., and has a SON and a
Da., b. Sept. 1812 ; and another Da., b. May 181G.
WILSON.
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This family is descended from John
Smythe, of Stainton, co. Durham. Sixth in
descent from him was
I. Sir EDWARD, 1st bart., m. Mary, da.
and co-h. of sir Richard Lee, bart., by
whom (who d. 1677) he had issue,
1. Sir Richard, 2d bart.
2. Rowlaxd, slain in Ireland, s.p.
3. Sir John', 3d bart.
4. Elizabeth ; 5. Margaret, both d.
unm.
6. Mary, m. sir George Southcote, bart.,
and d. 1719.
Sir Edward d. 12 Oct. 1714, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. SirRICHARD, m. Grace, da. and h.
of Caryll Smyth, esq., (niece to lord Car-
rington,) by whom he had a da.,
Clara, rf. unm., 2i) March 1750.
Sir Richard d. 17 Dec. 1736, and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
III. Sir JOHN, m. Constantia, da. of
George Blount, esq., and sister to sir Ed-
ward Blount, bart., by whom (who d. 8
May 1733) he had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 4th bart.
2. Walter, tn. Mary, da. of John Erring-
ton, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Walter, 6. 4 Oct. 1757. '"•, 16 March
1807, Louisa, youngest da. of Thomas
Boycott, of Rudge, co. Salop, and d. 14
Nov. 1822, leaving two das., Louisa-Mar i/,
h. 10 June 1810, m., 14 May 1832, sir
Frederick - Hervey Bathurst, bart., and
Charlotte- Georgina-Han-iott, b. 26 July
1814.
2. John, h. 1758.
3. Charles, b. 1760.
4. Henry, h. 1761.
5. Mary-Anne, 6. 26 July 1756, m., 1st,
Edward Weld, of LuUworth Castle, co.
Dorset, esq.; and 2dly, Thomas Fitzher-
bert, esq., of Norbury, co. Derby.
6. Frances, b. 1762, m. sir'Camaby
Haggerston, bart.
3. Con'stantia, m, Marmaduke Lang-
dale, esq.
Sir John d. 17 Sept. 1737, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir EDWARD, m., 1st, 25 July 1743,
Mary, da. of Peter Giffard, esq., by whom
(who d. 30 May 1764) he had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 5th bart.
He m., 2dly, ]Mary, da. of Hugh, 4th lord
Clifford, by whom (who d. 1797) he had issue,
2. George- Walter, b. 1767.
3. Hugh -Philip, b. 1769, m., 1803,
Lucy, 2d da. of the late Edward Sulyarde,
esq.,' of Ha'.vley Park, co. Suffolk, and d.
17 May 1322, leaving by her (who d. 15
March 1830) an only child, Lucy, m., 8
Aug. 1826, Henry-Benedict Arundel, after-
wards 11th lord Arundel of Wardour, andrf.
March 1827.
4. William, b. ITiO, slain in battle, unm.
5. Elizabeth-Mary-Anxe, 6. 1774, m.
Thomas-Raymond Arundel, of Bathford,
CO. Somerset, esq.
Sir Edward was succeeded by his eldest
son,
V. Sir EDWARD, m., 15 Oct. 1781, Ca-
therine-Maria, da. and sole h. of John Hol-
ford, of Wooton Hall, co. W^arwick, esq.,
and had issue,
Sir Edward-Joseph, 6th bart.
Sir Edward d. 11 April 1811, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
VL Sir EDWARD -JOSEPH, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 9. Sable, three roses,
argent.
Crest — A buck's head, erased, gorged,
with a chaplet of laurel, all proper.
Motto — Heiri semper fidells.
Seats — Eshe Hall, near Durham ; Acton-
Burnell, co. Salop; and Wooton Hall, co.
Warwick.
WILSON, of East-Bourne, co. Sussex.
4 March 1660-1.
Sir TH0:MAS-MARY0N WILSON, Baronet, succeeded his father,
sir Thomas-Maryon, 22 July 1821, and is unmarried.
This baronet is descended from an ancient
family, co. York, which has spread itself
into many branches. The first we find is Tho-
mas Wilson, sea.ted at Elton, co. York, 1260,
who bore the same arms as are now used.
John Wilson, son of John Wil&on, of Tock-
with, CO. York, settled at Sheffleld, in the
parish of Fletching, co. Sussex, and was
grandfather of
I. Sir WILLIAM, the 1st bart., who was
a distinguished loyalist; m. ^lary, da. of
Francis Haddon, (by Judith, da. of
Carter, re-m. to Edward Burton, D.D.,
eldest son of sir Edward Burton, knt.,) by
whom (who d. 16<j1) he had issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. JoH>f, a counsellor - at - law, m., 1st,
Elizabeth, da. of Robert Pickering, gent. ;
and 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of Thomas Roots,
esq., and d. without issue, 1700.
3. Francis, rf. young.
4. Thomas, m. Anne, eldest da. of George
Courthope, of the Middle Temple, of
Seven Oaks, co. Kent, and of Wadhurst,
CO. Sussex, gent., and d. 27 June 1684, leav-
ing issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. Philadelphia, m. Richard Knight.
5. Edward, rector of Blachington, co.
Sussex, m. Catharine, da. of SackviUe
Graves, esq.
6. Judith, m., 1st, Benjamin, son and
heir-apparent of sir William Culpeper, bart. ;
and 2dly, Christopher Mason, esq., capt.
R.N., and rf. 9 May 1635.
7. Philadelphia, m. sir James Smythe,
knt., lord mayor of London in 1686, and rf.
March 171O.
Sir William rf. 1685, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, m. Rechard, 2d da.
and co-h. of Richard Pecock, esq., by whom
(who d. March 1686) he had issue,
1. William, rf. young.
2. V/iLLiAM, tn. Jane, only da. and h. of
Nicholas Townley, esq., barrister-at-law,
by whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. the hon. James Glen,
governor, &c. of South Carolina.
3. Christopher, rf. an infant.
4. Philadelphia, »;., 1st, 10 Dec. 1800,
John Nutt, of Marshalls in Maresfield, co.
Sussex, gent, (who rf. 31 Jan. 1703) ; and
2dly, 28 Sept. 1704, lieut.-colonel Joseph
Ferrers, of Isleworth, co. Middlesex, and
Fletching, co. Sussex, esq., whom she sur-
vived, and rf. 1744.
5. Rechard, ?h. mr. William Exeter.
Sir William rf. 26 Dec. 17I8, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
III. Sir WILLIAM, d. unm. 23 Jan. 1753,
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READE.
upon whose death the male issue failing in
this branch, the dignity, and a considerable
part of the family estate, devolved upon
his cousin,
IV. Sir THOMAS, (only son of Thomas,
4th son of sir William, the 1st bart.,) »w.
Elizabeth, da. of mr. William Hutchinson,
of Uckfield, CO. Sussex, and had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 5th bart.
2. Sir Thomas-Spbncer, 6th bart.
3. Spencer; 4. Anne; 5. Barbara, all
d. young.
Sir Thomas d. 6 Oct. 1759j and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir EDWARD, who d. unm. 1 June
1760, and was succeeded by his only bro-
ther,
VI. Sir THOMAS-SPENCER, lieut.-ge-
neral in the army, and colonel .5(»th regiment
of foot, ?)i. Jane, da. of John Badger, esq.,
and by her (who d. Aug. 1818) had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Maryon, 7th bart.
2. MARGARETTA-EilZABETHjWJ., 1 March
1787, Charles-George, lord Arden.
3. Jane, m., 1st, Aug. 1790, the right hon.
.Spencer Perceval, brother to John-James,
earl of Egmont, chariCellor of the ex-
chequer and of the duchy of Lancaster, who
was assassinated by John Bellingham, of
Liverpool, in the lobby of the house of
commons, 11 May 1812; and2dly, 22 Jan.
1815, lieut.-colonel sir Henry W. Carr,
K.C.B. and K.T.S., who d. 18 Aug. 1821.
4. Marta, m., Aug. 1791, sir John Tre-
velyan, bart.
Sir Thomasd. 1798, and was succeeded by
his son,
VII. Sir THOMAS-MARYON, m., Oct.
1709, Elizabeth, da. of captain James Smith,
R.N., by whom (who d. before her husband)
he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Maryon, present bart.
2. John-Maryon, of Fitzjohns, in Es-
sex, esq., m., 22 Dec. 1825, Julia, 5th da.
of George Wade, of Dunmow, esq.
3. Spencer -Maryon, b. 1804, d, unm.
31 Aug. 1826.
4. Wii^liam-Maryon, d. young.
5. Jane-Elizabeth.
6. Caroline, rf. 15 Sept. 1821.
7. Margaretta - Maria, m., 13 May
1830, rev. Arthur Drummond.
8. Julia.
Sir Thomas-Maryon d. 22 July 1821, and
was succeeded by his^ eldest son,
VIII. Sir THOMAS-MARYON, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 9. Sable, a wolf, aa-
liant, and in chief, three estoils, or.
Crest — A demi-wolf, as in the arms.
Motto — Pro legibus ac regihus.
&(?«^— Charlton, co. Kent.
READE, of Shipton Court, co. Oxon.
4 March 16G0-1.
Sir JOHN-CHANDOS READE, Baronet, lom 18 Jan. 1785, suc-
ceeded his father, sir John, 18 Nov. 1789 ; married^ 6 Jan. 1814, Louisa,
da. of the late hon. David Murray, brotlier of Alexander, 7th lord Elibank,
and by her (who d. C Jan. 1821) had issue, 1. COMPTON, h. I7 Oct.
1814; 2. John-Chandos, b. 1810, d. an infant; 3. Louisa-
Jane, h. 20 July 1817; 4. Emily, h. 30 April 1819 ; 5. Clara-
Louisa, h. 25 Jan. 1821.
L Sir COMPTON READE, 1st bart.,
created as above, m. Mary, da. of sir Gilbert
Cornwall, by whom he had issue,
1. Thomas, d. unm.
2. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
3. Anne, to. sir Fairmeadow Penniston,
of Cornwall and Oxfordshire, bart.
4. Mary, to. Cornelius Vermooden, of
Cornwall, esq.
Sir Compton d. 29 Sept- 1679, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
II. Sir EDWARD, w. Elizabeth, da. of
Francis Harby, of Adston, co. Northamp-
ton, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Winvv(30d, .3d bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
3. Edward, rf. young.
4. GKORCiE, colonel of a regiment of foot,
m. Jane, da. of Charles Nowis, of Wood
Ditton, CO. Cambridge, esq., and d. 1755,
without issue.
.Sir Edward rf. 4 Sept. 1691, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III.SirWINWOOD,rf. aminor,1692, and
was succeeded by his next brother,
IV. Sir THOMAS, gentleman of his ma-
jesty's privy chamber, afterwards one of the
clerks of the househol(i ; m. Mary, da. of
sir Ralph Dutton, of Sherborne, co. Glou-
cester, bart., by whom he had a son.
Sir John, .'*th bart.
Sir Thomas rf. 1752, and was succeeded by
V. Sir JOHN, »(., 1759, Harriet, da. and
h. of William Barker, esq., and by her (who
d. 23 Dec. 1811) had issue,
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. Thomas, twin with his brother,, m.
Catharine, da. of sir John Hill.
3. Susan, to. capt. Irvine, R.N.
4. Harriott; 5. Lucy.
Sir John rf. 9 Nov. 1773, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VI. Sir JOHN, 6. 8 March 1762, m., 18 Jan-
1784, Jane, da. of sir Hungerford Hoskyns,
bart., and had issue,
1. Sir John-Chandos, his successor.
2. George-Compton, t. 8 Jan. 1/88, she-
riff CO. Oxford, 1812, >«., 6 March 1809, Ma-
ria-Jane, youngest da. of sir Hungerforii
Hoskyns, bart., and luis issue,
1. George; 2. John-Stanhope.
3» Chandos-Stanhope, d. 11 Sept. 1833,
a;t. 19-
4. Catherine-Julia.
5. Maria-Louisa; 6. Caroline-Jane.
3. Julia-Jane, b. 6 Aug. 1789.
4. Hahriet; 5. Louisa, twins, rf. youuR.
Sir John d. 18 Nov. 1789, and was succeetled
by Iris son,
VII. Sir JOHN-CHANDOS, present baJt.
Ar)»»—Sve Plate 9. Gules, a saltire, be-
tween four garbs, or.
Crest— i)\\ the stump of a tree, vert, a
falcon, rising, projier, belled and jessed, or.
Motto — Cfddiit arnia toga:.
!Si'at—\i Slupton Court, Burford, co.
Oxon.
BROUGHTON.
105
BROUGHTON, of Brought ox, co. Stafford.
10 March IfiGO-l.
Sir JOHN-DELVES BROUGHTON, Baronet, a Gen. in the army,
succeeded his father, the rev. sir Thomas, 23 July 1813; married Mai-y,
sister of sir John Egerton, of Oulton Park, co. Chester, bart., and by her
has no issue.
This family is descended in the direct
male line from' Hugh de Verxon, who was
baron of Shipbrooke temp. William the
Conqueror. The name of Broughvon was
assumed from the manor about temp. Ed. I.
Fifteenth in lineal descent from Hugh de
Vernon was,
Thomas Bvoitghton, esq., who founded
and endowed a chapel at Broughton, m.
Frances, da. of Walter, and sister of sir
Harvey Bagot, of Blithfield, co. Stafford,
bart., (ancestor of the barons Bagot, so
created 17 Oct. 1780,) and by her had,
1. Sir Brya.v, created a bart.
2. Petbr, who was of Lowdham, co.
Nottingham, m. Anne, da. of William
Staunton, of Staunton, in the same county,
esq., and possessed Bilsthorpe, and other
manors, co. Northampton.
3. Elizabkth, rf. loinu
4. Dorothy, m. Francis Cavendish, of
Doveridge, co. Derby, esq.
5. Mary, m. John'Offley, of Madely, co.
Stafford, esq. His eldest son,
I. Sir BRYAN, was knighted, and created
a bart., as above, m. Bridget, da. of sir
Thomas Lucy, of Charlecot, co. Warwick,
knt., by whom he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Peter, m. Mary, da. of Os-
borne, andrf. 17O8, without issue: he was a
bencher of the Middle Temple.
3. Bryan, was a doctor of laws, and fel-
low of All Souls' College, Oxford, where he
d. Oct. 1710, unm.
4. Spexcer, was a lieut.-col. and gover-
nor of Cabo Corso Castle, &c., on the coast
of Africa, and d. in his vovage thither, 1
Feb. 1702, unm.
.'5. Harvey, m., but had no issue.
6. Charles, m. a da. of Thomas,
by whom he had,
1. Charles, who m. Anne-Elizabeth, da.
of , baron de Hertoghe, a very an-
cient Brabant family, by whom he had,
Charles, m. , da. of , by whom
he had issue, Charles, of the audit office,
Somerset Place; William-Robert, com-
modore R.N., C.B., m. Jemima, da. of sir
Thomas Broughton, bart., and sister of
sir John-Delves, the present bart., andrf.
March 1821, leaving issue, Brian, in holy
orders, rector of Long Ditton, co. Surrey;
Anne-Elizabeth; Charlotte-Maria; Har-
riet, m. Daniel Stow, of the general post-
office, London; Caroline; Penelope,
youngest da., m., 18 May 1829, rev. W.
ypeucer Philipps, B.D., minister of St.
John's Church, Cheltenham.
7. 8. Two Das., whorf. num.
Sir Brv'an d. 13 July I708, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
n. Sir THOMAS, m. Rhoda, da. of John
Amcoats, of Aystrop, co. Lincoln, esq., and
had issue,
1. Amcoats, d. without issue, 14 Sept.
1700, aged 25,
2. Sir Bryax, 3d bart
3. Thomas, d. laatu
4. JoH.v, m. , and left one son,
Bryan.
5'. Rhoda, m. sir John Huband, of Ipslev,
CO. Warwick, bart.
6. Mary.
Sir Thomas d. 17IO, and was succeeded by
his eldest surviving son,
Ill.Sir BRYAN, w. Elizabeth, only da. of
sir Thomas Delves, of Doddington, co.
Chester, bart., (by his 1st lady, Jane, da. of
sb- Richard Knighlley, K.B.,)by whom he
had,
1. J AXE, b. 26 Oct. 1714, m., June 1725, sir
Rowland Hill, of Hawkstone, co. Salop,
bart.
2. Elizabeth, b. 25 Nov. 1715, d. 11 May
1725.
3. Sir Bryan, 4th bart.
Sir Bryan d. 12 Sept. 1724, and was succeed-
ed by his son,
IV. Sir BRYAN, b. 6 Jan. 1718-19, m.,
May 1738, a da. of WiUiam Forrester, esq.,
member forWenlock. He took the surname
of Delves, in addition to and after Brough-
ton, on succeeding to an estate in Cheshire
(which sir Thomas Deloes, his grandfather,
settled on him and his issue on that condi-
tion). He d. 11 Aug. 1744, leaving two sons,
1. Sir Bryax, 5th bart.
2. Sir Thomas, Gth bart.
He was succeeded bv his eldest son,
V. Sir BRYAN BROUGHTON- DEL-
VES, m. Mary, da. of Thomas Hill, of
Tern, co. Salop, esq., and d. v/i'hout issue,
1() Jan. 17(J6, and was succeeded by his bro-
ther,
VI. Sir THOMAS, in holy orders, m., 1st,
1776, Mary, da. of John Wicker, of Hasham,
esq., and by her (who m. 2dly, Henry Er-
rington, of Redrice, Andover, Hants, esq.,
d. 8 Jan. 1813,) had issue,
1. Delves, d, without issue.
2. Sir Johx-Delves, present bart.
3. H EX ry-D elves, ?«. the da. of
Pigott, of Beveres, near Vv'orcester, esq.,
and has issue,
4. Tho.-mas-Delves, m. Hester, da. of
RowUs Leigh, of Adlington Hall, co. Ches-
ter, and by her (who rf. 15 Nov. 1821) ha<l
issue, of whom INIary-^lagdalene, m., in
April 1834, Archibald M'Blaiie, esq., member
of the council and collector of customs at
Mauritius.
5. Charles-Delves, m. Marianne, da.
of M. Atkinson, of Maple Hayes, near
Lichfield, esq., who rf. 6 Jan. 1822: and
2dly, G Oct. 1825, Caroline, 2d da. of col.
William Greene, auditor general in Ben-
gal, rf.
6. Edward-Delves, m. the da. of John
Batt, of Moditonham, co. Cornwall.
7. Spexcer, rf. without issue.
8. Richard, rf. without issue.
9. Marta, m. Thomas- Langford Brooke,
of Mere-Hall, co. Chester.
10. E.mma, m. lieut.-gen. Coghlan, and rf.
22 March 1820.
11. Haxxah, m. Trafford Trafford, of
Chrightriiigton Hall, co. Chester, esq.
12. Eliza, m. John Clough, of Oxted
Hall, CO. York, esq.
13. Jemima, m. her cousin, captain W. R,
Broughton, R.N., C.B., whorf. 12 March 1821.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, 6 June 1789, Anne
Windsor, da. of Other-Lewis, 4th earl of
Plymouth, and by her (whorf. 9 Aug. 17f'3)
had no issue. Sir Tlromas m., 3dly, 17'J4,
r 3'
106
CAYLEY.
the relict of Scott Jackson, esq. He d. 23
July 1813, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
VII. Sir JOHN-DELVES, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 9. Argent, two bars,
gules, on a canton of the second, a cross, of
the field.
Crest — A sea-dog's head, gules, eared and
finned, argent.
Seats — At Broughton, co. Stafford, and
Aystrop, CO. Lincoln.
CAYLEY, of Bromptox, co. York.
26 April 1661.
Sir GEORGE CAYLEY, Baronet, F.R.S., M.P. for Scarborough, and
President of the Philosophical Society at Manchester, born 27 Dec. 1773,
succeeded his father, sir George, 1702 ; married, July 1705, Sarah, da.
of rev. George Walker, F.R.S., President of the Philosophical Society at
Manchester, and has issue, 1. Anne, b. 6 June 1706 ; 2. Isabella,
b. 8 Nov. 1707, m., 28 Oct. 1822, sir Thomas- Charles Style, bart.; 3.
Emma, b. 6 June 1700, m. Edward-Stillingfleet Cayley, of Wydale House,
CO. York, esq., M.P., son of John Cayley, esq., only son of rev. John
Cayley, who m. Frances, da. of the 4th bart. ; 4. George, b. June
1802, d. an infant; 5. Sarah-Philadelphia, b. 21 Oct. 180.3, ?«.,
18 Jan. 1827, William Worsley, of Hovingham, co. York, esq. ; 6.
Frances, ^*. 28 April 1805, d. an infant; 7. DIGBY, b. 13 March
1807, tn., 8 July 1830, Dorothy, 2d da. of the late rev. George Allanson,
of Ripon ; 8. Thomas, J. an infant ; 0. Catherine, b. 28 Feb.
1812, TO., 10 May 1831, Henry R. Beaumont, esq.; — —10. Mary-Agnes,
b. 1 April 1815.
This is a family of great antiquity and
originally of Norfolk, where Hugh de
Cailly was lord of Owby, temp. Ed. I. A
younger brother of the Norfolk family,
John Cayley, (great-grandson of Hugh above
named,) settled in Yorkshire, and 10th in
descent from him was,
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., m. 1668, Do-
rothy, eldest da. of sir William St. Quintin,
of Harpham , co. York, and had issue,
1. Edward, who d. young.
2. Sir William, 2d bart.
3. Arthur, m. Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Shipton, and left issue: his present repre-
sentative is Edward-Stillingfleet Cayley,
esq., who m. as above mentioned, Emma,
da. of the present bart., and has issue three
sons,
1. Edward-Stillingfleet.
2. George-John.
3. Charles-Digby.
4. CornelujS, m. Anne, da. of
Tyrwhit, of Comraeringham, co. Lincoln,
esq.
5. Hugh, d. unm.
6. , m. Thomas Simpson.
7. Anne, m. Francis, 2d son of sir Chris-
topher Wyvill, bart.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest
surviving son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, m, Mary, da. and sole
h. of Barnaby Holbeck, of Hirchlcy Hall,
CO. Warwick, es(i., by whom he had,
1. William, d. without issue.
2. Sir Arthur, 3d bart.
3. Edward; 4. BarnabAS.
.5. Thomas; 6. ('harles.
7- Simon, In holy orders, rector of Ampt-
iiill, CO. Bedford, m , da. and co-h. of
Billingsby, of Condicot, near Stow-
In-the-Wolds, cO. Gloucester, esq., by whom
he had, _
1. Willidrn, or Scampton, co. Lincoln,
esq., secretary of embassy, and vhnrifc
^i^aff'aires, at the court of Lisbon, member
for Dover in 1752 and 1754, a commis-
sioner of excise in 1/56, and d. in 1756.
2. Arthur, in holy orders, d. without
issue.
3. Mary, m. William Hillingworth.
8. Henry; 9. John, d. without issue;
Id. Dorothy, w. sir John Legard, of
Ganton, co. York, bart.
11. Mary, d. young.
12. Esther, m. Reginald Heber, of Mar-
ten, CO. York, esq.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest
surviving son,
III. Sir ARTHUR, m.. May 1690, Eve-
rilda, da. of George Thornhill, of Fixby, co.
York, esq., by whom (who d. 12 April 1753)
he had,
1. William, d. 1719, aged 19.
2. Arthur, d. young.
3. Sir George, 4th bart.
4. Mary, m., 19 Jan. 1726-7, Henry Mais-
ter, esq.
Sir Arthur d. 19 May 1727, aged 74, and
was succeeded by his only surviving son,
IV. Sir GEORGE, m., 31 May 1730, Phi-
ladelphia, da. of John Digby, of Mansfield
Woodhouse, co. Notts, esq., by whom (who
d. 14 Jan. 1765) he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
2. EvERiLDA, d. an infant.
3. Jane, (twin with Everilda,) d. unm.
4. PniLADELiMiiA, d. an infant.
5. Mary, d. an infant.
6. Geurge-William, R.N., d. unm., 3
Jan. Ifioi.
7. Dorothy, d. unm.
8. Frances, m., Feb. 1775, the rev. John
Cayley, of Bromiiton, LL.B., and rector of
Terrington, co. York (descended from Ar-
thur, 3d son of sir William Cayley, the 1st
bart.).
9. Arthur, m. Anne-Eleanor Shultz.
10. Philadelphia, rf. an infant.
11. William, d. unm.
12. Rebecca, d. an infant.
COOKE.
107
13. DiGBV, in holy orders, rector of Thor-
manby, m. Elizabeth, da. of Thomas Robin-
son, of Welburn, esq., and left 3 das.,
1. Lucy, m. Arthur Cayley, esq.
2. Dorothy, m. Francis VVrangham, of
Hunmanby, A.M. and F.R.S.
3. Frances-Elizabeth, m. Thomas Smith,
M.D.
14. John, m. Catharine, da. of Richard
Langley, of Wvkeham Abbey, esq., and d.
14 Nov. 1818, leaving issue,
1. George-St.-Luke ; 2. Catharine.
3. Harriett.
15. Edward, rf. young.
Sir George d. 1791, aged 84, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir THOMAS, m.,3 Oct. 17G3, Isabella,
da. of John Seton, of a very ancient family
in North Britain, esq., and by her (who d.
30 July 1828) had issue,
1. Sir Geohge, 6th bart.
2. Elizabeth, b. 1 Oct. 17G4, m. Benja-
min Blackden, of High Wycombe, co.
Bucks, esq.
3. Philadelphta-Sarah, b. 21 Oct. 1765,
nu Barry Slater, esq., M.D., and d. 4 Feb.
1829.
4. Isabella, 6. March 1767. ni. the right
hon. sir Launcelot Shadwell, knt., vice-
chancellor of England.
5. Anne, 6. -26 Sept. 1768, m. the rev.
George Worseley, rector of Stonegrave.
Sir Thomas d. March 1792, aged CO, and
was succeeded bv his son,
VI. Sir GEORGE, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 9. Quarterly, argent
and sable, a bend, gules, charged with three
mullets, of the first.
Crest — A demi-lion, rampant, or, charged
with a bend, gules thereon, thiee mullets
argent, in the paws a battle-axe, proper.
Seat— At Brompton, near Scarborough,
CO. York.
COOKE, of Wheat LEY, co. York.
10 May 1661.
Sir WILLTAM-BRYAN COOKE, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir
George, 2 June 1823; 6orn 3 March 1782 ; married, 8 April 1823, Isa-
bella-Cecilia-Viviana, da. of the late sir William Middleton, of Belsay
Castle, bart., and has issue, 1. Louisa-JaNetta, i. 19 April 1824;
2. Isabella-Cecilia, L 29 Dec. 1825; 3. WILLIAM-RID-
LEY-CHARLES, b. 5 Oct. 1827 ; 4. Charles-Edward-Stephen,
b. I Aug. 1829.
Bryan Cooke, of Sanvill, near Doncas-
ter, CO. York, was father of Bryan Cooke,
esq., who was a great loyalist in the civil
wars, and fined by the sequestrators £1460.
L Sir GEORGE, his 2d son, was ad-
vanced to the dignity of a bart., with re-
mainder, in failure of issue male of his
body, to his next brother, Henry, and the
heirs male of his body. Sir George d. imin.,
and was succeeded, according to the remain-
der in his patent, by his brother,
II. Sir HENRY, who succeeded his bro-
ther, according to the special entail in the
patent, m. Diana, sister to Charles Butler,
of Coats, CO. Lincoln, esq., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir George, 3d bart.
2. Henry, m. Anne, da. and co-h. of the
rev. Eaton, by whom he had,
1. Henry, d. uiim ; 2. Bryan, d. unm.
3. Ralph, d. iinm.
4. Anthony, who m. and left issue.
5. George, d. itnm.
3. Anthony, d. without issue.
4. Sarah, d. young.
5. Catharine, m. Gervase Eyre, of
Rampston, co. Nottingham, esq.
Sir Henry d. 1689, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir GEORGE, m. Catharine, da. of
sir Godfrey Copley, bart., by whom (who d.
1703) he had issue,
1. Sir Bryan, 4th bart.
2. George, of Doncaster, m. and left
issue.
3. William, d. young.
4. Henry, in holy orders, rector of
Stokesley, twice m., but d. without issue
about 17'50.
5. Alexander, M.D., d. unm., 1757-
6. John, of Doncaster, m. and left issue.
7. Sarah, d. young,
ii. Diana, d. umn.
9. Elizabeth, to., 1726, Richard Acklam,
esq.
Sir George d. 18 Oct. 1732, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir BRYAN, m. Priscilla, da. and
co-h. of Robert Squire, esq., by whom (who
d. 14 Feb. 1/30) he had issue,
1. Sir George, 5th bart.
2. Sir Bryan, 6th bart.
3. Priscilla; 4. Catharine.
5. Elizabeth, all d. unm.
Sir Bryan rf. Dec. 1734, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir GEORGE, m. Catharme, da. and
co-h. of Jolm Sunderland, of Doncaster, co.
York, esq., by whom (who d. April 1792) he
had 2 das., his co-heiresses,
1. Priscilla, d. unm., 1800.
2. Catharine, m. John Cooke, of Lon-
don, esq., and had issue,
John, m. Harriett, da. of sir George
Cooke, the 7th bart., and d. 1827. leaving
4 das., 1. Harriet; 2. Charlotte, m. rev.
Jonathan Trebeck ; 3. Louisa ; 4. Mary-
Anne.
Sir George d. 16 Aug. 175G, without issue
male, and was succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir BRYAN, m. Mary, da. of col.
Foley, and had issue,
1. MARY,rf. unm., 30 May 1825.
2. Sir George, 7th bart.
Sir Bryan rf. 4 March 1769, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir GEORGE, nu, in June I77<>.
Francis-Jory, da. of sir John-L?mbert Mid-
dleton, of Belsey castle, co. Northumber-
land, bart., and by her (who d. Dec. 1796)
had issue,
1. George-Augvstl'S, b. 22 Oct. 1780,
w., 18 June 18(i7, Elizabeth, da. and co-h.
of Charles Mellish,of the Blythe, co. Notts,
esq., and rf. without issue, 5 May 1800.
2. Sir William-Bryan, present bart.
las
ASHBURNHAM.
3. FftAJfcES-EiiiZABETH, m. rev. John
Ramsden, vicar of Arksey, who d. 1807.
4. Katherine - Priscilla, b. 1772, d.
unm., 15 Nov. 1824.
5. Sophia, d. unm.
G. Harriet, »j., 1798, her cousin, John
Cooke, of Bedford Square, and of Maltby,
CO. York, esq., who d. 1827-
7. Charlotte - Biu,stroi>e, m,, 1821,
Bryan Cooke, of Owston, esq., who d. same
year, s.p.
8. Louisa -Lucia, m. sir Charles-Miles-
Lambert Monck, bart., and d. 5 Dec. 1824.
9. Georgiana, »m. admiral sir George
Eyre, K.C.B.
10. Julia.
11. Sophia-Anne-Eliza.
Sir Georj^e m., 2dly, Harriet, da. of James
Farrer, of Baronborough Grange, and wi-
dow of Thomas Hewet, of Bilham, esqrs.,
but by her (who d. in July 1814) has left no
issue. Sir George d. 2 June 1823, and was
succeeded by his' eldest surviving son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM - BRYAN, present
bart.
Arms— -See Plate 10. Or, a chevron,
gules, between two lions, passant, guardant,
sable.
C)-o.9t — Out of a crown, embattled, ar-
gent, a demi-lion, issuant, as in the arms,
gorged with a ducal coronet, or.
Seat— At Wheatley, near Doncaster, co.
York.
ASHBURNHAM, of Bromham, co. Sussex.
15 May 1661.
Sir WILLIAM ASHBURNHAM, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir
William, 21 Aug. 1823 ; born 21 June 17Gli ; married, ^ July 1825, Ju-
liana, 3d da. of the late rev. William Humphry, rector of Sele, and vicar
of Kemsingj co. Kent.
This family, denominated from the town
of Ashburnham, anciently written Esse-
burnham, in the co. of Sussex, is of great
nntiquity.
Bertram de Ashburnham , son of Anchitel,
son of Piers, lord of Ashburnham, was
sheriff of the counties of Surrey, Sussex,
and Kent, and constable of Dover Castle,
temp' Harold : which castle he defended
against William the Conqueror ; wherefore
William, on his accession to the crown of
England, caused his head to be struck off,
t(^ether with the heads of his sons, Philip
and Michael de Ashburnham.
Philip de Ashburnham had 1 son, from
whom descended, in the l!>th generation,
L Sir DENNY, created a baronet; he
was a commissionerof the excise, afterwards
victualler of the navy, and member of par-
liainent for Hastings ; m., 1st, Frances, da.
of John Ashburnham, esq., lord of the bed-
chamber to king Charles I., and sister to
John, lord Ashburnham, by whom he
had,
1. John ; 2. Denny.
3. Dennv ; 4. Laurence.
5. Anne, all d. in their father's lifetime,
â– utmi.
6. Bridget, m. rev. mr. Bradshaw,
rector of Pett, and vicar of Gostling, co.
Sussex.
He ?n., 2dly, Anne, da. of sir David Wat-
kins, knt., by whom he had,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Fleetwood, d. an infant.
3. Sir Charles, ;jd bart.
4. Honour, d. unm.
Sir Denny d. 1G!)7> and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, one of the commis-
sioners of the alienation-ofHce, and one of
the chamberlains of the cxcheciuer, m. Mar-
garet, da. of sir Nicholas Pelham, of Cats-
co. Sussex, kut., but by her (who d.
174:2) had no issue. Sir William (/.
17jG, and was succeeded by his bro-
field,
April
Nov.
ther,
III. Sir CHARLES, m.
-, and had.
1. Anne, d. young,
2. Denny, d. young.
3. Sir William, 4th bart.
4. Bridget.
5. John.
6. Charles, in holy orders, d. in 1800.
Sir Charles rf. 3 Oct. 17(52, and was succeeded
by his eldest surviving son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, who, in Nov. 1741,
was promoted to the deanery of Chichester;
in Aug. 1753, appointed canon residentiary
of St! Paul's Cathedral ; and in Feb. fol-
lowing consecrated bishop of Chichester.
He ?»., 17(J(), Margaret, da. of Thomas
Pelham, of Lewes, co. Sussex, esq., by
whom (who d. 29 Aug. 1780) he had,
1. Sir WiLL[Ai\i, 5th bart.
2. John, rf. xinm. 1763.
3. Margaret; 4. Fraxces.
5. Catharine., w. â– Fitzgerald, an
officer in the army.
Sir William d. 4 Sept. 1797j and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir WILLIAM, m. Anne, da. of the
rev. Francis Wcodgate, of Mountheld, eo.
Sussex, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. John, in holy orders, chancellor and
prebendary of Cliichester, b. 2G Dec 1770,
m., 4 July 1804, Fanny, 4th da. of William
Foster, of Hollington, co. Sussex, e.sq.
.3. Dennv, fc. 29 INlay 1773, m., July 1802,
Nancy, relict of T. F. Bancroft, esc)., aMd
only child of Joseph Dickson, of Calcutta,
es(i.
4. George, b. 12 Aug. 1774.
.'). Alicia, b. 10 Jan. 1777, m., Dec. 1804,
J.imes-Elridge West, of Poston Park, co.
Kent, es(|.
Sir William rf. 21 Aug. 1823, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
/(/•;)i.v— See Plate 10. Gules, a fess, be-
tween six mullels, argent.
Crest— Ont of a ducal coronet, an ash
tree, proper.
Seat—\i Bromham, co. Sussex.
GLYNNE— CLAVERING.
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GLYNNE, of BissETER als Burncester, co. Oxon.
20May 16G1.
Sir STEPHEN-RICHARD GLYNNE, Baronet, M.P. for Flint, born
22 Sept. 1807, succeeded his father, sir Stephen-Richard, 5 March 1815.
Thts family claims a descent In the male
line from Ciltnin Dioed Dtv, chief of one of
the fifteen tribes of North Wales in the 9th
century,
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., (son of sir
John Glynne, knt., serjeant-at-law, who d.
1666, and grandson of sir William Glynne,
of Glynllifon, co. Caernarvon,) m. Pene-
lope, da. of Stephen Anderson, of Eyeworth,
CO. Bedford, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir William, '2d bart.
2. Sir Stephen, 3d bart.
3. Catharixe, m. Thomas Lister, esq.,
cup-bearer to queen Mary.
4. Frances.
5. Penelope, m. mr. Arnold.
6. Elizabeth, m. mr. Crackenthorp.
7. Anne, m. Edward Hill, esq.
Sir William d. about 1G9<), and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, successor to his fa-
ther, 711. Mary, 2d da. and co-h. of sir Ed-
ward Evelyn, of Long Ditton, co. Surrey,
bart., by whom he had,
1. William, d. iinm. before his father.
2. Mary.
Sir William d. 3 Sept. 1721, without issue
male, and was succeeded by his brother,
III. Sir STEPHEX, m. Sophia, youngest
da. and co-h. of sir Edward Evelyn, bart.,
by whom he had,
'l. Sir Stephen, 4th bart.
2. Francis, rector of Hawarden, co.
Flint, who d. without issue.
3. Sir William, 5th bart.
4. Sir John, (ith bart.
5. Sophia, ni. Henry Belasysse, esq., d.
177a
6. Penelope, rn. sir William Wheler, of
Lemington Hastang, co. Warwick, bart.,
d. 23 Jan. 1739-40.
7- Mary, m. John Welden, of Ireland,
esq.
8. Catharine.
Sir Stephen d. April 1729, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir STEPHEN, who d.vnm. in Sept.
following, and was succeeded by his next
surviving brother,
V. Sir WILLIAM, who d. unm. in Aug.
1730, and was succeeded by his only sur-
viving brother,
VI. Sir JOHN, m., Aug. 1731, Honora,
da. of Henry, son and h. of sir John Con-
way, of Bo'adrvdden, co. Flint, bart., (by
Margaret-Maria, da. and co-h. of John
Digby, esq., only surviving son of the cele-
4.
5.
6.
esq.
9.
brated sir Kenelm Digby and lady Venetia
Stanley,) by whom (who d. 10 Feb. 17(i9)
he had issue,
1. A son, who d. young.
2. JoHN-CoNWAY, m. Sarah, da. of Charles
Crewe, esq., and d. May 1774, without issue.
3. Sir Stephen, 7th bart.
William, d. unm. I'JTi.
Francis.
Henry, who d. an infant.
7. Honor A, d. unm.
8. Sophia, m. John York, of Richmond,
and d. I766.
Penelope, m. William-Earle Welby,
of Denton, co. Lincoln, (created a bart. of
Great Britain, 27 June 1801,) andrf. in 1771'
10. Catharine, d.unm.', 11. Anne.
12. Frances, m. the rev. Randolph
Crewe, and d. 25 Nov. 1814.
13. LrcY, m. James Gordon, esq.
14. Mary, m. Simon Gordon, esq.
Sir John ?»., 2dly, in 1772, Augusta Beau-
mont, by whom (who re-m., 1780, Peregrine
Courtenay, esq.,) he had no issue.
Sir John rf. 1 June 1777> and was succeed-
ed bv his eldest surviving son,
VII. The rev. sir STEPHEN, who, in
Aug. 1779, m. Mary, only da. and h. of
Richard Bennet, of Farmcot, esq., (who d.
1 June 1812.)
Sir Stephen d. 1 April 1780, and was suc-
ceeded by his only and posthumous son,
VIII. Sir STEPHEN-RICHARD, b. May
1780, m., 11 April 1806, the hon. Mary Ne-
ville, da. of Richard-Aldworth, lord Bray-
brooke, (by Catharine, sister of George, 1st
marquess of Buckingham, K.G.,) and by
her had issue,
1. Sir Stephev-Richard, present bart.
2. Henry, b. 9 Sept. 1810.
3. Catharine, b. Jan. 1812.
4. Mary, b. 22 July 1813.
Sir Stephen-Richard d. at Nice, 5 March
1815, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
IX. Sir STEPHEN-RICHARD, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 10. Quarterly, 1st and
4th, argent, an eagle displayed,' with two
heads, sable ; 2d and 3d, argent, three
brands, ragule, sable, fired, proper i on an
escocheon of pretence, argent, a human leg,
couped at the thigh, sable.
Crest — An eagle's head, erased, sable, hold-
ing in the beak a brand ragule, sable, fired,
proper.
Seat — Hawarden Castle, co. Flint.
CLAVERING, of Axwell, co. Durham.
5 June 1601.
Sir THOMAS-JOHN CLAVERING, Baronet, born G April I77I,
succeeded his uncle, sir Thomas, 14 Oct. I'id-i ; married, 21 Aug. 1791,
Clara, da. of John de Gallais de la Bernardine, (by his lady, Petronella,)
the count de la Sable, of Anjou, in I'rance, by whom he has 6 children.
1824
-2. Clara-AxxA"
1. James, b. 12 Feb. 1793, rf. 23 Jan.
IMartha, b. 7 Feb. 1794, m., 12 Feb. 1820, general de Knyff, of Brussels;
3. Agatha-Catherixe, b. b Aug. 1795,
m., 8 Feb. 1821,
the baron
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STANLEY.
Thomas-CharleSj b. 5 Oct. 1796, d.
Augustus-George, b. 24 Jan. 1799, d. March
de Montfaucon, of Avignon ;
17 June 1802; 5
1802; G. WILLIAM-ALOYZIUS, b. 21 Jan. 1800.
Eustace, a noble Norman, was the first of
this ancient family. lie had 2 sons, who
came into England with William the Con-
queror; the elder was Serlo de Burgo, who
built the castle of Knaresborough, and d.
without issue.
John Monoculus, the 2d son, heir to his
brother, had 3 sons, 1. Pagan, who d. with-
out issue; 2. Eustace; and 3. William;
these 3 brothers were living 1133, 33 Hen. I.,
and were witnesses to the royal foundation
of the priory of Cirencester, in Gloucester-
shire.
From Eustace, the eldest surviving son,
descended,
1. Sir JAMES, created a bart. 5 June
1661, m. Jane, da. and h. of Charles Mad-
dison, of Sutwell Side, co. Durham, esq.,
by whom he had 13 children, whereof only
2 survived and m.
1. John, to. Dorothy, da. of Henry Sa-
vile, esq., and d. in his father's lifetime,
leaving issue,
1. Sir James, 2d bart.
2. Sir JoH.v, 3d bart.
3. Sir Francis, 5th bart.
4. Sarah, m. Edward Harrison.
5. Dorothy, m. Charles Waite.
6. Anne, m. Hawksley.
7. Elizabeth, d. unm,
2. James, of Greencroft, co. Durham, m.
Jane, da. and co-h. of Benjamin Ellison,
esq., merchant, and had 2 sons, sir James,
6th bart. ; and Benjamin, who d. an infant ;
and 6 das., of whom Jane, the eldest, m.
Thomas Liddell, esq., father of Henry, lord
Ravens worth.
Sir James was succeeded by his grandson,
II. Sir JAMES, the eldest son of John,
m. Elizabeth, da. of sir William Middieton,
of Belsay Castle, co. Northumberland, bart.,
by whom he had 2 sons, who d. infants,
and a da., m. Nicholas Fenwick, esq. Sir
James dying without issue male, was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
III. Sir JOHN, m. Jane, da, of Robert
Mallabor, by whom he had,
1. John, d. an infant. -
2. Sir James, 4th bart.
3. Alice, m. lord Windsor.
4. Elizabeth, m., 21 April 1737, .lames,
viscount Dunkerron, only son of Henry, 1st
earl of Shelburne, and rf. 11 Aug. 1742.
Sir John was succeeded by his only son,
IV. Sir JAMES, who d. abroad on his
travels, 1726, and was succeeded by his
uncle,
V. Sir FRANCIS, m. Susan, da. of
.Sells, by whom he had no issue, and dying
31 Dec. 1738, was succeeded by
VI. Sir JAMES, eldest son of James, 2d
surviving son of sir James, 1st bart., h. 1
Sept. 1676, m., 1st, Catharine, da. of Tho-
mas Yorke, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
2. George, of Greencroft, h. 19 Oct. 1719,
TO., 1st, 1746, Elizabeth, da. of â– Brow-
ell, 2dly, Mary, relict of sir John Pole, bart.,
who d. 3 March 1776, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-John, present bart.
2. Catharine, d. unm., 29 April 1785.
He m., 3dly, 1777, Peggy, da. of the rev.
John Ellison, and d. suddenly, 23 May 1794.
3. Sir John, K.B., lieut.-gen. of his ma-
jesty's forces, col. .52d rcgt. of foot, 2d in
council and commander-in-chief of the forces
in Bengal, and governor of Berwick; he to.,
9 Nov. 1756, Diana West, da. of John, 13th
baron, and 1st earl Delawarr, by Charlotte
Macarthy, da. of Donogh, earl of Clancarty,
(which title is extinct,) who d. 1766, by
whom he had issue,
1. Charles, who, 'n 1800, to. Diana, da.
of Robert Adair, esq., by whom he has 1
da., Diana, b. 18(11, m., 30 Sept. 182(»,
lieut.-col. James Elphinstone, 3d son of
the hon. James Elphinstone.
2. Henry, brigadier-general in the army,
m. Augusta Campbell, da. of John, 5th
duke of Argyle, and has issue, Charlotte-
Catharine, sole da., m., 27 Dec. 1817i Miles
Fletcher, esq., advocate.
3. Maria-Margaret, m., 13 April 1784,
Francis, 7th lord Napier, and d, 29 Dec.
1821.
4. Charlotte, m., April 1783, sir Thomas
Pechell, bart.
5. Caroline, w. the right honourable sir
John Borlase Warren, bart., G.C.B. and
K.C., and d. 30 Sept. 1815.
Sir John m., 2dly, Catharine, da. of Thomas
Yorke, of Richmond, esq., by whom he had
no issue, and d. at Calcutta, 30 Aug. 1777.
Sir James m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of Lionel
Vane, of Long Newton, co. Durham, esq.,
who d. 1747, by whom he had no issue. He
d. 18 May 1748, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, LL.D., to. Martha,
da. of Joshua Douglas, of Newcastle, who
d, 16 Aug. 1792, without issue. Sir Thomas
d. 14 Oct. 1794, and was succeeded by his
nephew,
VIII. Sir THOMAS-JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 10. Quarterly, or, and
gules, a bend, sable.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-
lion issuant, azure.
Seats — At Axwell, Whitehouse, and Green-
croft, aU CO. Durham.
STANLEY, of IIooton, co. Chester.
17 June IGGl.
Sir TIIOMAS-STANLEY-MASSEY STANLEY, Baronet, succeeded
his brother, sir Massey, in 1803 ; mcwried, Jan. I8O0, I\lary, only child of
sir Carnaby Hagcjerston, of Llagtrerston Castle, co. Durham, bart., and
has issue, 1. WILLIAM-TIHyjMAS, L 1807; 2. Maria-Frances,
b. 1808, m., 2 Aug. 1832, sir Richard-Bulkeley AVilliams-liulkeley, bart. ;
3. Rowland, h. 1809, took, by royal sign manual, 2G June 1820, the
name and arms of Erriiiylon only, pursuant to the will of Henry P^rrington,
WILLIAM S-BULKELEY.
of Red Rice, co. Southampton, esq. ; 4. John, 5. 1810 ;•
b. 1813, d. at Syra, in Greece, 15 Sept. 1834.
Ill
-5. Charles,
Thi3 is the elder branch of the house of
Stanley, earls of Derby. Sir William
Stanley, of Stanley, temp. Edw. III., had
2 sons, 1. sir William, who acquired the
estate of Hooton by marriage with Mar-
garet, da. and h. of William de Hooton;
and 2. sir John, K.G., ancestor of the earls
of Derby. Eleventh in lineal descent from
sir William was,
1. Sir WILLIA:M, 1st bart., m. Charlotte,
eldest da. of Richard, 1st viscount Moly-
neux, of Ireland, by whom he had,
1. William, d. v.'p.
2. Sir Rou'LAND, 2d bart.
3. Richard; 4. John.
5. Mary, m. sir John Gage, bart.
6. Charlotte; 7- Philip.
8. Ag.ves.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest sur-
viving son,
11. Sir ROWLAND, m. Anne, da. of Cle-
ment Paston, of Bemingham, co. Norfolk,
esq., by whom {who d. March 1G93) he had,
1. Mary, m. Charles Harrington, of
Heighton-Hey, co. Lancaster, esq.
2. Anxk; S.Charlotte.
4. Sir William, 3d bart.
5. Rowland.
6. Dorothy ; 7. Elizabeth.
8. Winifred.
9. Rowland.
10. Catharine; 11. Agnes.
12. Catharine, m. Robert Blundell,
esq.
Sir Rowland d. ISlay 1737, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, m. Catharme, da. of
Rowland Eyre, of Hassop, co. Derby, esq.,
by whom he had,
1. Sir Rowland, 4th bart.
2. WiLLiAai.
3. Elizabeth, who rf. young.
4. Sir John-Stanley-Massey, 6th bart.
5. Henry-; 6. Anne.
7- Thomas, in holy orders, (who took the
surname of Massey, being a<lopted h. to
William Massey, esq.,) and d. in 18U5.
8. Charles; 9. James.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest
son,
IV. Sir ROWLAND, m. Elizabeth, eldest
da. and h. of Thomas Parry, of Pyrthy-
mean, co. Flint, esq., who d. 1701, and left.
besides other children who d. young,
1. William, 5th bart.
2. Elizabeth, m., Sept. 1793, Charles-
Haggerston Constable, esq., who thereupon
took the surname of Stanley ; she d. 23
June 1797-
He was succeeded bv his son,
V. Sir WILLIAM,' m. Barbara, da. of
John Townley, of Townley, co. Lancaster,
esq., and dying, 1/92, without issue, was
succeeded by his uncle,
VI. Sir JOHN-STANLEY-MASSEY, 3d
son of sir William, 3d bart., (who assumed
the additional surname of Massey, under
the will of the said sir William Massey, as
his 2d adopted h., and the additional sur-
name of Sfnnle!/, under the will of his ne-
phew, sir William) ; m, Mary, da. of Tho-
mas Clifton, of Lytham, co. Lancaster, esq.,
and by her (who rf. 21 May 1770) hatl,
1. William, b. 1750, d. s.p.
2. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
3. John, b. 170<!, d. loun. 1790.
4. Mary, m. 1772, Thomas Weld, esq.
Sir John d. at Hooton, 24 Nov. 1794, and
was succeeded by his onlv son,
VII. Sir THOMAS -STANLEY -MAS-
SEY, ?H. Catharine, da. of William Salvin,
of Croxdale, co. Durham, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir William, 8th bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 9lh bart.
3. John.
4. Catharine, m., 25 April 1809, Wil-
liam Blundell, of Crosby-hall, co. Lancaster,
esq.
5. CHARLr:s, liu, 22 Oct. 1829, Barbara,
da. of sir Edward Mostyn, of Talacre, bart.
6". James; 7- Henry'.
Sir Thomas rf. at York, 19 Feb. 1795, and
was succeeded by his son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM-STANLEY-MAS-
SEY, d. a minor, and was succeeded by his
next brother,
IX. Sir THOMAS - STANLEY - MAS-
SEY, present bart.
yj/ws— See Plate 10. Argent, on a bend,
azure, three stags' heads, caboshed, or.
Crest— \ stag's head and neck, couped,
argent, attired, or, the tongue hanging out,
gules.
Scat— Uooton, in the hundred of Wire-
hall, CO. Chester.
WILLIAMS-BULKELEY, (formerly WILLIAMS,) of PEXRHYJf,
CO. Caernarvon.
17 June 1G61.
Sir RICHARD-BULKELEY WILLIAMS-BULKELEY, Baronet,
M.P. for Anglesey ; born 23 Sept. 1801 ; took the surname of Bulkeley in
addition to and after that of WilHams, by royal sign manual, 26 June
1827 ; married, 1st, 27 May 1828, Charlotte-Mary, eldest da. of William-
Lewis, lord Dinorben, by whom (who d. 11 May 1829) he had no issue.
Sir Richard m., 2dly, 2 Aug. 1832, Maria-Frances, only da. of sir Thomas-
Stanlev-Massev Stanley, of Hooton, co. Chester, bart., and has issue,
1. A SON, b.'20 Mav'l833.
This family is lineally descended from
Marchudd ap Cynan, lord' of Abergeleu, in
Denbighshire, of one of the fifteen tribes
of North Wales, who lived in the time of
Rodri Mawr, (Roderic the Great,) king of
the Britons.
Robert Williams, of Pen-yr-alt, near
Bangor, esq., tn. Elizabeth, da. of Griffith
ap John, of Cefnamwich, esq., sheriff of
Caeniarvon, 1590, by whom he had,
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CAREW.
1. Sir Griffith, Istbart.
2. Catharine, m. dr. Hugh Griffith,
chancellor of Bangor.
3. Eleanor, m. Thomas Griffiths, of
LUvnglyn, near Caerways, co. Flint, esq.
His only son,
I. Sir GRIFFITH, of Penryhn, was
created a bart., as above, sheriff co. Caer-
narvon, Kiol and l(i()2, m. Gwen, da. of
Hugh Bodwrda, of Bodwrda, co. Caernar-
von, esq., by whom he had issue, besides
other children, who d. young,
1. Sir Robert, 2d bart.
2. Sir Hugh, 5th bart.
3. Edjiund, m. Mary, da. of William
Wood, of Tal-y-Uyn, co. Anglesea, and had
issue,
1. Gwen, 7n. Richard Sherburne, of Lan-
cashire, esq.
2. Griffith, who was a col. in the army,
m. Margaret, da. of Robert Williams, of
Rod, esq., and had issue by her, 1. Sir
Hugh, 8th bart.; 2. Dorothy ; 3.
Jane.
4. John, d. s.p.
5. Griffith, d. unm.
6. Roger.
7. Eleanor, m. Robert Coetmore, of
Coetmore, esq.
8. Dorothy, m. John Jeffries, of Acton,
esq.
U. Catharine, 7)i. John Bodwrda, esq.
10. Gaynor, d. unm.
11. Grace, m. Cadwallader Wynne, of
Voelas, esq.
12. Elizabeth, m. Henry Rowlands, of
Llwynbedw, esq.
Sir Griffith d. 1603, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir ROBERT, m., 1st, Jane, 2d da. of
sir John Glynne, knt., chief justice of the
Common Pleas, by whom he had,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Sir Griffith, 4th bart.
3. Frances, ?h., 1st, Robert Lloyd, esq. ;
2diy, lord Edward Russell, son of the duke
of Bedford.
4. Anne, m. Thomas Warburton, of Win-
nington, esq.
5. Gwen, m. sir Walter Yonge, of Escott,
CO. Devon, bart.
Sir Robert, m., 2dly, Frances, da. of sir
Edward Barkham, of Norfolk, knt., but
had no issue by her. He d. 1678, and was
succeeded by his son,
III. Sir JOHN, d. unm., 1683, and was
succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir GRIFFITH, who also d. a bache-
lor, and the estate of Penrhyn went to the
eldest sister, Frances, then wife of lord Ed-
ward Russell, and after her death was di-
vided between her sisters, Anne and Gwen.
He was succeeded in the title by his uncle,
V. Sir HUGH, of Marie, (M son of sir
Griffith,) m. Jane, da. of Vaughan, of
Pantglass, esq., (who was killed before Hop-
ton Castle, in the time of Charles I.) He
was succeeded by his only surviving son,
VI. Sir GRIFFITH, m. Catharine, da.
and h. of Owen Anwyl, and by her (who d.
1729) had,
1. Sir iioEERT, 7th bart.
2. Annk, m., 1st, sir Thomas Prender-
gast, bart., of Gort, co. Galway, post-mas-
ter-general of Ireland ; 2dly, capt. Terence
Prendergast.
Sir Griffith d. July 1734, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VH. Sir ROBERT, who d. a bachelor,
Nov. 1745, and was succeeded by his 2d cou-
sin,
VIII. Sir HUGH, son of Griffith, son of
Edmund, 3d son of sir Griffith Williams,
the 1st bart. as above mentioned ; m. Emma,
da. and h. of Thomas Rowlands, of Nant,
CO. Caernarvon, and Caeran, co. Anglesea,
esq., (relict of James, 6th viscount Bulke-
ley, of Ireland,) by whom (who d. 18 Aug.
177O) he had,
1. Sir Robert, 9th bart.
2. Hugh-Rowlands, b. 10 March 1767,
captain 29th regiment of foot ; killed in
Grenada, W. I., 1795.
3. Anne-Jane, b. 2 April 1762, d. 4 Jan.
1801, unm.
4. Frances-Emma, b. 14 Sept. 1765, d.
unm., Sept. 1829.
Sir Hugh d. 19 Aug. 1794, ast. 76, and was
succeeded by his son,
IX. Sir ROBERT, b. 20 July 1764; m.,
June 1799, Anne, 2d da. of the rev. Edward
Hughes, father of lord Dinorben, by whom
(who d. 1 Dec. 1830) he had issue,
1. Sir Richard - Bulkeley, present
bart.
2. Rorkrt-Griffith, b. 26 June 1809,
m., but has no issue.
3. Arthur-Wellesley, h. 6 Dec. 1817.
4. Harriet-Georgiana, 6. 4 June 1800,
m., 10 May 1826, Brice Pearce, jun., of
Munckham, co. Essex, esq.
5. Emma, b. 3 Sept. 1803, »;., 17 Aug.
1828, Charles Eden, esq., 2d son of sir Fre-
derick Eden, bart.
6. Anne-Susanna.
7. Charlotte-Jemima, m., 27 Feb. 1834,
Stewart Paget, esq., 52d regt., eldest son of
sir Arthur Paget, G.C.B.
8. Eliza-Martha.
9. Selina-Mary.
10. Amelia-Jane.
Sir Robert d. at Nice, 1 Dec. 1030, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
X. Sir RICHARD-BULKELEY, present
bart.
Anns—^ee Plate 10. Quarterly; 1st and
4th. Sable, a chevron, between three bulls'
heads, caboshed, argent ; a canton ermine ;
Bulkeley ; 2d and .3d. Gules, a chev-
ron, ermine, between three men's heads,
couped, and in i)rofile, proper ; Williams.
Crests — 1st. Out of a ducal coronet, a
bull's head argent, horned, or, charged with
a chevron, sable, Bulkeley; 2nd, a stag's
head caboshed, argent; Williams.
Motto — Ncc tcmere, nee timide.
Seats — Caeran, in Anglesey, and Nant, co.
Caernarvon.
CAREAY, of Haccojmb, co. Devon.
2 Aug. Km.
Sir WALTER-PALK CAREW, Baronet, born 2 July 1807, succeeded
his father, sir Henry, 1U30.
The family of Cai-etv is of great antiquity,
cos. Devon and Cornwall, being descended
in common with the Fitzgeralds, dukes of
Lcinster, Fitzmaurices, carls of Kerry,
Windsors, carls of Plymouth, and many
other noble houses from Otho or Other, a
MILBANKE. -
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powerful English baron in the time of king
Edward the Confessor, whose son, Walter-
Fitz Other, was, at the general survey of
England, 1078, castellan of Windsor. For
many generations the heads of the Carew
family are described as barons Carew in
England, and Hidron in Ireland, though
they do not appear to have sat in parlia-
ment as such, with the exception of Nicho-
las de Carew, who was one of those who
subscribed the celebrated barons' letter to
the pope, anno 13(i0, until George Carew
was created baron Carew, and afterwards
earl of Totness, by king James I.
Nicholas Careav, temp. Hen. VI., m.
Jane, da. of sir Hugh Courtenay, of Bo-
connoc, and h. of her mother, Philippa, da.
and h. of Waren Arcedecne, by whom he
had issue 4 sons, all founders of families,
viz. 1. Thomas, ancestor of the earl of Tot-
ness, above-named ; 2. Kirholas, of Hac-
comb, ancestor of the present bart. ; 3. Alex-
ander, of Anthony, co. Cornwall, ancestor
of sir Richard, who was created a bart.
1641, which title is now extinct ; 4. William,
ancestor of the Carewsj of Crocumb, co.
Somerset.
Fifth in descent from Nicholas Carew of
Haccomb above-named, was
I. Sir THOMAS, of Haccomb, created a
bart. 2 Aug. 1(j61, m. Elizabeth, eldest da.
and co.h. of sir Henry Carew, of Brick-
leigh, knt., by whom he had issue,
I. Tho.aias; 2. Thomas, both d. without
issue.
3. Henry, 2d bart.
4. Anne ; 5. Elizabeth.
6. Dorothy, m. Peter West, esq. He m.,
2dly, , da. and co-h. of Arthur Duck,
LL.D., relict of William Duck, esq., by
whom he had one da., Mary.
Sir Thomas was succeeded by his eldest
surviving son,
II. Sir HENRY, jn., 1st, Elizabeth, da.
of Thomas, 1st lord Clifford, of Chudleigh ;
2dly, Catharine, da. of John Fownes, esq.,
by neither of whom he had issue ; m., 3dly,
Gratiana, da. of Thomas Darrel, of Tre-
vemon, co. Cornwall, esq., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Hexry-Darrel, 3d bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
3. Charles.
4. Elizabeth ; 5. Frances.
6. Anne; 7. Gratiana.
Sir Henry was succeeded by his eldest
son,
III. Sir HENRY - DARREL, d. ttnm.,
and was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir THOMAS, m. Dorothy, da. and
co-h. of Peter West, of Tiverton Castle,
esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. Tho.mas.
3. Dorothea.
Sir Thomas was succeeded by his eldest son.
V. Sir JOHN, >». Elizabeth, only da. of
the rev. Henry Holdsworth, of Dartmouth,
CO. Devon, by whom (who d. ti Feb. 1817)
he had issue,
1. Dorothy-Christiana.
2. Sir Thomas, Gth bart.
3. John -West, in holy orders, w. Lyd-
ston, da. of the rev. Charles Smallwood,
and had issue,
1. John; 2. Henry-Holdsworth, d.
3. Elizabeth-Anne; 4. Timothy.
5. Charles-Smallwood, d.
4. Henry, capt. R.N., w. Maria, da. of
the rev. Fownes, and had issue,
1. Henry; 2. Anne-Cowell.
3. Harriet ; 4. Charlotte.
5. William-Somerville; (i. Elizabeth.
7. George; 8. John-Duntze.
9. Frances; 10. Dorothea.
Sir John was succeeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, m., June 1777. Jane,
da. of the rev. Charles Smalwood, of Bich
Oswald, CO. Cumberland, and had issue,
1. Sir Henry', 7th bart.
2. Charles, 5. 1787, d.
3. Thomas, in holy orders, b. 15 Feb.
1788, B.D., »!., Dec. li!20, Holwav, only
da. of the late Robert Baker, of Col-
lumpton, CO. Devon, esq., and has issue,
1. Thomas ; 2. Robert.
3. Francis ; 4. A da.
4. Elizabeth, b. 22 Jan. 1780.
5. Dorothea, 6.1781, m., June 1804, sir
John Duntze, bart.
6. Marcella-Cou'ell, b. 7 ^lay 1784,
m., 3 Aug. 1805, the rev. James Coles.
7. Frances, b. 3 Sept. 1789, m., lo Sept.
1810, John -Ware Clarke, of Bridwell-
House, CO. Devon, esq.
8. Jane, b. 3 May 1793, m., June 1816,
the rev. William Rayer, rector of Tid-
combe.
Sir Thomas d. April 1805, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir HENRY, b. 10 Jan. 1779, m., 3
Oct. 180<j, Elizabeth, only child of Walter
Palk, of INIailey, co. Devon, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir Walter-Palk, present bart.
2. Henry, b. 24 Oct. 1808.
3. Thomas, b. 3 May 1810.
4. Elizabeth-Palk, 6. 4 Dec. 1813, d. 16
Aug. 1818.
5. Robebt-Palk, b. 20 Oct. 1818.
Sir Henry d. 1830, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
VIII. Sir WALTER-PALK, present
and 8th bart.
Arms — See Plate 10. Or, three lioncels,
passant, in pale, sable.
Crest — On a wreath, a main-mast, the
round-top set ofl' with pallisadoes, or, a
demi-lion issuant thereout sable.
Motto — JSil conscire sibi.
Seat — At Haccomb, near Chudleigh, co.
Devon.
MILBANKE, of Halnaby, co. York.
7 Aug. IGGl.
Sir JOHN-PENISTON MILBANKE, Baronet, horn 20 Aug. 1775,
succeeded his uncle, sir Ralph Noel, 19 March 1825 ; manned, 1 Sept.
1799^ Eleanor, voungest da. of Julines Herring, of Jamaica, esq., and by
her (who d. July 1819) had issue, 1. JOHN-RALPH, b. 5 Nov. 1800,
secretary of legation to the Germanic Confederation; 2. Eleaxor-
JuDiTii, b. 4 Feb. 1802, ?«., 22 May 1828, Burman Lauga, son of Thomas
Lauga, of Bath, esq.; 3. Elizabeth-Cathejiixe, b. 7 Sept. 1803, d.
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- SMIJTH.
13 Sept. 1826 ; 4. Anna-Maria, b. 30 April 1805, m., 2 May 1825,
Arthur Moore, esq., youngest son of the hon. Arthur Moore, of Queen's
County, judge of the Common Pleas in Ireland ; 5. Emily-Mary, b.
8 Sept. 180G, m., 3 Aug. 1826, Edward- Thomas Copley, of Nether Hall,
CO. York, esq. ; 6. Louisa-Dorothy, b. 25 Dec. 1807; 7« Har-
riett-Laura, b. 31 Jan. 1809. Sir John m.. 2dly, 2 Jan. 1821, Eliza-
beth, da. of capt. James Fenwick, half-pay independent corps, and widow
of Thomas Grey, M.D.
Ralph Milbanke, cup-bearer to Mary,
queen of Scots, fighting a duel in Scotland,
v/as obliged to retire into England, where
he purchased an estate called Chirton, near
North Shields, co. Northumberland, where
he d.
I. Sir MARK, his great-grandson, was
created a bart. 7 Aug. KiGl. He m. Eliza-
beth, da. and h. of John Acclome, of
Moorby, co. York, esq., by whom he had
issue,
1. Su-Mark, 2d bart.
2. Acclome, m., 1st, , of Cam-
bridge, and had issue,
1. Mary ; 2. Elizabeth.
And, 2dly, Anne, da. of Timothy Da-
vison, esq. and left,
3. Mark.
3. Ralph, m. Anne, da. of dr. Martin,
and left issue,
1. Mark.
2. Dorothy ; both d. without issue.
4. John, m. Mary, da. and h. of Timothy
Robson, and left issue,
1. John ; 2. Elizabeth.
6. Elizabeth, m. Nicholas Cole, eldest
son of sir Ralph Cole, bart.
Sir Mark m., 2dly, Faith, da. of Tho-
mas Acclome, of Bonwick, co. York, esq.,
(cousin to his 1st wife,) but by her he had
no issue ; and d. June 1(J80, was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir MARK. m. Jane, only da. of sir
Ralph Carr, of Cocken, co. Durham, knt.
(by Jane, da. of sir Francis Anderson,
knt.,) by whom (who d. May 1704) he had
issue,
1. Sir Mark, 3d bart.
2. Ralph, 4th bart.
3. Acclome; 4. William.
5. John ; 6. Jane.
7. Elizabeth, d. tinm.
8. Judith, m. Cuthbert Routh, esq.
9. Dorothy, m. John Milbank, esq., her
cousin.
Sir Mark d. May 1G98, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir MARK, d. May 17(»r), unm., and
was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir RALPH, m., 1st, May I7O8, Eli-
zabeth D'Arcy, eldest sister of Robert, earl
of Holderness, by whom he had issue,
1. Bridoet, m., 1st, sir Butler-Cavendish
Wentworth, bart.; and 2dly, mr. Murray.
Sir Ralph m., 2(lly, Anne, da. of Edward
Delaval, of South Dissington, co. North-
umberland, es(}., by whom he had issue,
2. Sir Ralph, .5th bart.
3. Edward, m. Mary Terry, by whom
he had issue,
1. Edward, d. without issue.
2. Ralph, capt. R.N., d. 28 Nov. 1823.
3. Mary, m. the rev. John Nelson.
4. Anne, m. William Russell, of Bran-
ceth Castle, co. Durham, esq.
5. Judith, ni. J. Nelson, esq., R.N.
4. Mark, d. March 1805, admiral of the
white, and ambassador to Morocco, 17<>0;
m. Mary Webber, by whom (who d. Dec.
1812) he had issue,
1. Ralph, lost at sea, 1790.
2. Harriet, m. Tilman, esq., of
Philadelphia.
3. Elizabeth -Emily, m. the right hon.
William Huskisson, esq., M.P.
5. John, in. Mary Wentworth, (sister to
Charles, marquess of Rockingham,) by
whom he had issue, Mary, m. John Gage,
esq., brother to lord Gage, and son of the
hon. gen. Thomas Gage, and d. 2 April
1798, leaving issue several children.
6. Rev, Francis, rector of Croft, co.
York, d. unm.
7. Acclome, a major, d. unm. at the Ha-
vannah.
Sir Ralph d. May 1748, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir RALPH, m. Elizabeth, da. and
co-h. of J(jhn Hed worth, of Chester-le-
Street, co. Durham, esq., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Ralph, 6th bart.
2. John, rf. 12 March 1800; m. Cornelia,
da. of sir William Chambers, knt., who rf.
1 March 1795, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John-Peniston, present bart.
2. Henry-Ralph, in the army, b. Feb.
1787, rf.wiw., July 1811.
3. William, b. Aug. 1777. d. unnu
4. Cornelia, 6. 1779, d. young.
3. Elizabeth, m., 13 April 1769, Pennis-
ton Lambe, viscount Melbourne, and d. G
April 1818.
Sir Ralph d. 8 Jan. 1793, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
VI. Sir RALPH, ??i., 1777, Judith, sister
and co-h. of Thomas Noel, last viscount
Wentworth, and by her (who rf. 28 Jan.
1822) had an only child,
Anne-Isabklla, b. 17 May 1792, m., 2
Jan. 1815, George, lord Byron, who d. 28
April 1824.
Sir Ralph took the surname and arras of
NoKL only, by royal sign manual 1815; d.
without issue male, 19 March 1825, and was
succeeded by his nephew,
VII. Sir JOHN-PENISTON, present
bart.
Ai-nht — See Plate 10. Gules, a bend, er-
mine, on a canton, or, a lion's head erased
of the field.
C/y-it — A lion's head, gules, charged with
a bend, ermine.
St'iit — At Hahiaby, near Darlington, co.
York.
SMIJTH, of Hill Hall, co. Essex.
28 Nov. 1661.
Sir JOHN SMIJTH, Baronet, Commander R.N., born 8 June 1782,
succeeded his hrother, sir Thomas, Oct. 1833, and is unmarried.
TREVELYAN.
115
JOHX S.MiJTH was high sheriff of the cos.
of Essex and Hertford, 3(i Hen. VHI.; m.
Agnes, da. and co-h. of Charnock, and had,
besides other issue, 1. George, his son and
h. ; 2. Sir TJioman, who was chancellor of
the garter temp. Edw. VI.
George S.mijth, eldest son of John, was
father of
Sir William, knt., who was father of
I. Sir THOMAS, created a bart., 28 Nov.
1661; m., 1st, Johanna, da. of sir Edward
Altham, of ^lark Hall, co. Essex, knt., by
whom he had issue,
1. Thomas, d. young.
2. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
3. Jajies, m. EUzabeth, da. of sir Robert
Parkhurst, knt.
4. Charles, in holy orders, d, without
issue.
5. William, a merchant.
6. John, m. Anne, da. of mr. Linch, by
whom he had issue, Amie, in. Thomas Mil-
ner, esq.
7. Hexry.
8. Leventhorp, d. young.
9. Altham, barristei'-at-law ; m., 1st,
Susan, da. of mr. Gore, relict of sir Richard
Munden, knt., by whom he had issue,
1. Althamia, b. 1683, m. Nathan, eldest
son of John Parkhurst: hem., 2dly, Lucy,
da. of Hatton, relict of Thomas
Steward, esq., by whom be had,
2. Lucy, b. 1692.
10. George.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, Beatrice, 3d da. of
Francis-Annesley, viscount Valentia, and
relict of sir John Lloyd, knt. ; by her he
had no issue. He d. 1G68, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
11. Sir EDWARD, m. Jane, da. of Peter
Vandeput, of London, esq., by whom he
had four sons and two das., of whom five
d. in their infancy. He d. 1713, and was
succeeded bv his only surviving son,
III. Sir EDWARD, b. 1686, m., 1st, Anne,
da. of the right hon. sir Charles Hedges,
knt., LL.D., (judge of the high court of
admiralty, and one of the secretaries of
state to king William III. and queen Anne,)
who d. 18 Oct. 1719, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 4th bart.
2. Sir Charles, 5th bart.
3. Thomas, rf. unm., Dec. 1752.
4. Peter, d. an infant.
5. The rev. sir William, 6th bart.
6. AxNE, d. unm.
Sir Edward m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of John
Wood, esq., who d. without issue, 23 May
1748.
Sir Edward d. Aug. 1744, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir EDWARD, b. 12 Nov. 1710, m.
Elizabeth, da. and h. of Thomas Johnson,
of Milton Bryant, co. Bedford, esq., who
d. 22 June 1770.
Sir Edward d. 4 March 1/60, without is-
sue, and was succeeded bv his brother,
V. Sir CHARLES, m., 11 April 17G0,
Elizabeth, da. of John Burgess, of London,
esq., who d. Feb. 177' *•
Sir Charles d. without issue, 24 March
1773, and was succeeded bv his brother,
VI. The rev. sir WILLIAM, rector of
Theydon Mount, and of Stapleford Taw-
ney, co. Essex; m. Abigail, da. of Andrew
Wood, of Shrewsbury, esq., and by her
(who d. 28 Feb. 1787) he had issue,
1. Sir William, 7th bart.
2. Charles, m. Philadelphia, da. of sir
George Vandeput, bart., by whom he had
two das., and d. May 1792.
3. Rev. Richard, rector of Great War-
ley, b. 4 ]March 175(;, m. Charlotte, da. of
James Montague, of Lackham House, co.
Wilts, esq., and d. Nov. 1811.
4. Elizabeth, m., 1776, George Hand-
field, esq., capt. in the army, of Serlby
Hall, CO. Notts.
5. Mary-Anne; 6. Emma, both d. in-
fants.
Sir William d. 25 Jan. 1777, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM, col. of the West
Essex militia, b. 23 April 1746, m., 22 ^larch
1779, Anne, only da. of John Windham, of
Waghen, co. York, who took the name of
Bovvyer, and by her (who d. 20 Dec. 1815)
had issue,
1. William, b. 4 June 1780, d. unm. 1802.
2. Sir Thomas, 8th bart.
3. Sir John, 9th bart.
4. Edward, b. 1 March 1785, in holy or-
ders, sometime vicar of Camberwell, and
chaplain in ordinary to his majesty; m., 29
May 1813, Letitia-Cicely, youngest da. of
John Weyland, of Woodeaton, co. Oxen,
esq.
5. Joseph, b. 19 May 1792, took the sur-
name of Windham, in addition to and after
Smijth, and also the arms of Windham, by
royal sign manual, 1823; m., 10 Aug. 1824,
Katherine, da. of John Trotter, of Dar-
ham Park, Middlesex, esq.
6. Charlotte, b. 20 Dec. 1790.
7. Caroline, b. 12 April 1796, m., 29 May
I8I7. Augustus-James-Champion de Cres-
pigny, esq., son of sir William-Champion
de Crespigny, bart.
Sir William d. 1 May 1823, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
Vin. Sir THOMAS, 8th bart., 6. 6 Feb.
1781, d. s.p. 5 Oct. 1833, and was succeeded
by his next brother,
IX. Sir JOHN, present and 9th bart.
Arms — See Plate 10. Sable, a fess, dan-
cette, argent, billety between three lioncels,
rampant, guardant, argent, each supporting
an altar, or, flaming proper.
Crest — A salamander in flames, proper.
Sea^«— Hill Hall, and Hortham Hall, both
CO. Essex.
TREVELYAN, of Nettlecombe, co. Somerset.
24 Jan. 16G1-2.
Sir JOHN TREVELYAN, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir John,
April 1828; married, Aug. \'id\, Maria, da. of sir Thomas-Spencer \Vil-
son, of Charlton, co. Kent, l)art., and has issue, 1. John-Wilson, b.
1794, d. an infant ; 2. George-Thomas, b. 1795, d. an infant ;-
Maria-Jane, m. rev. Noel-Thomas Ellison, rector of Huntspill, co. Somer-
set ; 4. WALTER-CALVERLEY, b. 1797: 5. Julia, 6. 1798 ;
6. Raleigh, i. 1800, d. 1814 ; 7. Emsia, b. 1801, tw., 22 June
116
OSBORN.
1830, Alexander- Wadh am Wyndham, esq., 2d son of William Wyndham,
of Dinton Park, co. Wilts, esq.; 8. Arthur, h. 1802; 9. Ed-
ward-Spencer, b. 1805, 7H., 1833, Catherine-Anne, da. of John Forster,
esq. ; 10. Beatrice, b. 1809, w., 13 May 1830, Ernest- Augustus
Perceval, capt. 15th hussars, youngest son of the right hon. Spencer Per-
ceval ; 11. Alfked-Wilson, b. 1807, tn. Matilda-Margaret, da. of
John Boyce, of Limerick, esq., and d. 1831, leaving issue, one son, Alfred-
Wilson, b. 1831
â– roline, b. 1815.
42. Laura-Agnes, b. 1811
13. Helena-Ca-
This ancient family is said to take its
name from Treveli/an, in the parish of St.
Veepe, near Fowey, co. Cornwall : it ap-
pears, however, to have been settled at Net-
tlecombe, at least as early as the 14th cen-
turv.
I.'Sir HEORGE was created abart. 24 Jan.
16tjl ; m. Mary, da. and sole h. of John Wil-
loughby, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Mary, m. Edmund Wyndham, of
Kentsford, co. Somerset, esq.
3. Margaret, m. sir Thomas Putt, bart.
He was succeeded by his only surviving son,
II. Sir JOHN, b. 10/0, m., 1st, Urith, da.
of sir John Pole, bart., by whom he had
issue,
1. A DA., d. an infant.
He m., 2dly, Susanna, da. and h. of Wil-
liam Warren, of Stallenstlioni, co. Devon,
esq , by whom he had issue,
2. John, rf. unm.
3. Francis, d. an infant.
4. Sir George, 3d bart.
5. Margaret, m. Alexander Luttrell, of
Dunster Castle, co. Somerset, esq.
6. Mary; 7. Elizabeth, both d. young,
8. Susanna; 9. Anne.
Sir John d. 25 Sept. 1755, and was succeeded
bv his only surviving son,
"HI. Sir GEORGE, b. 1707, m. Julia, only
da. of sir Walter Calverley, of Calverley, co.
York, bart., (and h. of her brother, Walter
Calverley, who took the surname of Blacket
1734, and d. 1777j) and by her (who d. 28 Dec.
1787) had issue,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Julia, b. 1734, m.
Yea, bart.
3. Susanna, nu, 17')4,
Bessingby, co. York, esq.
4. Charlotte, m., 1st, 1757, Tobias Freer,
esq., and 2dly, mons. de Colaseau.
5. Frances, m., 17<)1, capt. James Field.
(J.Walter, m., 1st, 1772, Charlotte, eldest
da. and co-h. of James Thornton, of Ne-
therwitton,esq., and had issue,
1. Walter-Blackett,rf. IHIH.
2. Raleigh, m., l!il!), Elizabeth, da. of
Robert Grey, of Shorestone, co. North-
175G, sir William
John Hudson, of
umberland, and has issue.
He m., 2dly, Margaret-Hitchen, of Corn-
wall, and had issue,
3. Walter-Calverley, m.
4. Julia-Anne, m. Johns, esq.,
of Cornwall ; 5. Frances.
Sir George d. 28 Dec. 1768, and was. suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir JOHN, 4t,h bart., b. G Feb. 1735,
m., April 1757, Louisa-Marianna, da. and
co-h. of Peter Symond, esq., merchant in
London, and by her (who rf. 1772) he had
issue.
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. Rev. Walter, vicar of Henbury, and
rector of Nettlecomb, co. Somerset, m.
Charlotte, 3d da. of the late John Hudson,
of Bessingby, co. York, esq., by whom he
had 5 sons, and 5 das. : of whom Louisa, eld-
est da., m., 23 Sept. 1813, Horace Mann,
of Linton Place, co. Kent, esq. ; Julia, 2d da.,
m., 2 April 1834, G. Lowther, of Ashley, in
the New Forest, esq. : Anna, m., July 26,
1825, Bickham, eldest son of rev. Thomas
Escolt, of Hartrow-house, co. Somerset ;
rev. Walter d. 3 Nov. 1830, at. 67.
3. George, in holy orders, archdeacon of
Bath, and canon residentiary of the cathe-
dral of Wells, m. Harriet, 3d da. of sir Rich-
ard Neave, bart,, and d. 1827, leaving issue,
6 sons and 3 das,, of whom George, the eld-
est, m., 2 April 1833, Frances-Anne, only da.
of lieut,-col, Lumsden,
4. William-Pitt, rf.
5. WiLLOUGHBY, d. 1785.
6. Edward ; 7- Julia, both rf.
8. Louisa, rf, 1811.
Sir John rf. April 1828, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
V. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms—i^ee Plate 10, Gules, a demi-horse,
argent, hoofed and maned, or, issuing out
of water, in base, proper,
Cffist — Two arms, counter embowed, pro-
per, habited, azure, holding in the hands a
bezant.
Motto — Time frinth troth.
Seats — At Nettlecorabe, near Taunton,
CO. Somerset, and Leahill, near Iloniton,
CO. Devon.
OSBORN, of Chicksand, co. Bedford.
11 Feb. lGOl-2.
Sir JOHN OSBORN, Baronet, D.C.L., succeeded his father, sir
George, 29 June 1818; a Cornniissioner for auditing the Public Accounts,
Colonel of tlie Bed ford shire IMilitia, and some time Knight of the Shire for
Bedford; born '6 Dec. 1772; married, 14 Sept. 1809, Frederica-Louisa,
da. of sir Charles Davers, bart., and has issue, 1. Elizareth-
Heneage, b. 4 Sept. 1811 ; 2. Louisa-Anne, b. 30 Aug. 1812;
3. GEORGE-ROBERT, b. 29 Oct. 1813; 4. Charles-Davers, b.
17 April 1819; 5. Joiin-Brownlow, b. o April 1822; C. Mon-
GAGE.
117
tagu-Fraxcis-Fixcii, h. 20 May 1824;
Aug. 1827.
-7. Danvers-Henry, b. 2o
Peter Osborv, esq., son of Richard Os-
born, of Tyld Hall, co. Essex, was trea-
surer's remembrancer of the Exchequer,
and keeper of the privy purse to king Ed-
ward VI., and a high commissioner for ec-
clesiastical affairs in the reign of queen
Elizabeth. He purchased Chicksand abbey,
15/6, which property has continued in the
family, descending regularly from father to
son, ever since. He m. Anne, da. of dr.
Blythe, (by Alice, sister to sir John Cheeke,)
by whom he had eleven sons and eleven
das. ; his eldest son was,
I. Sir JOHN, the 1st bart., m. Eleanor,
da. of Charles Danvers, and niece of sir
John Danvers, of Dauntzey, co. Wilts, knt.,
by whom (who d. 16 Nov. 16/3) he had
issue,
1. Sir JoHX, 2d bart.
2. Margaret, m. William Stroud, of
Harrington, co. Somerset, esq.
3. Elizabeth, m. Leonard Diggs, of
Chilham Castle, co. Kent, esq.
Sir John d. 5 Feb. 1698, aged 83, and was
succeeded by his son,
II. Sir JOHN, b. 1659, m., 1st, Elizabeth,
da. of William Stroud, of Barrington,
above named, and by her (who d. 1683) had
issue,
1. Elizabeth, d. young.
2. John, d. 1719, during the lifetime of
his father; m. Sarah, only da. of George
Byng, viscount Torrington, first lord of the
admiralty, and admiral of the fleet of Great
Britain ; and by her (who d. Nov. 1/75) he
had,
1. Elizabeth; 2. John; 3. George.
4. John, who all d. young.
5. Sir Danvers, 3d bart.
Sir John m., 2dly, Martha, da. of sir John
Kelynge, knt., serjeant-at-law, by whom
(who d. 1713) he had issue,
3. Charles, 6. 16U8, d. 1708, unm.
4. Peter, b. 1690, was captain of the
royal hospital at Greenwich ; d. 1754, m.
Mary, eldest da. of Francis, lord Brudenell,
and relict of Richard, 5th viscount Moly-
neux, by whom he had,
1. George, 6. 1722, d. young.
2. Charles, b. 1723, an officer in the 90th
regt. of foot.
3. Frances-Maria, b. 1720.
5. Robert, who was chief clerk of the
admiralty and one of the commissioners of
the navy; m. Anne, da. of Morley,
and had,
1. George, b. 1726.
2. Lydia-Maria, m. William Lowndes,
esq., commissioner of the excise; d. in
childbed, 22 Jan. 1773.
3. Anne; 4. Margaret.
6. Henry, admiral of the white; m.
Mary, da. of Richard Hughes, esq., com-
missioner of the navy, by whom he had,
1. Henry, page to George II., who d.
unm.
2. William; 3. Louisa.
4. Charlotte, m., 1784, Benjamin, after-
wards sir Benjamin Caldwell, G.C.B., and
d. 1819.
5. Mary.
7. Thomas, D.C.L., rector of Campton
and Clifton, co. Bedford, prebendary of
Salisbury and Lincoln; nu, 1st, Mary, da.
of sir John Willys, bart., and relict of Ed-
ward Snagg, esq. ; she d. 1756, and he re-m.
Elizabeth, da. of dr. Green, bishop of Ely,
and d. 12 March 1790.
8. Henry; 9. Thomas, both d. young.
10. Philippa, b. Feb. 1692, d. 1709-
11. Eleanor, m. John Hewett, of Wor-
sley, CO. Huntingdon, bart., d. 1728.
12. Elizabeth, b. 1691, d. iinnu 1734.
13. Margaret, b. Oct. 1698.
Sir John d. 28 April 1720, and was succeeded
by his grandson,
in. Sir DANVERS, b. 17 Nov. 1715, tn.,
Oct. 1740, lady Mary Montagu, 3d da. of
George, earl of Halifax, by whom (who d.
23 July 1743) he had issue,
1. Sir George, 4th bart.
2. John, b. 16 July 1743, M.P. in several
parliaments for co. Bedford.
Sir Danvers was appointed governor of
New York, 1753, but d. that year, and was
succeeded jjy his eldest son,
IV. Sir GEORGE, groom of the bed-
chamber to king George III., b. 19 May
1742, m., 1st, 1771. Elizabeth, da. and co-h.
of John Bannister, esq., and by her had issue.
Sir John, present bart.
Sir George m., 2dly, 22 Aug. 1788, Heneage
Finch, da. of Daniel, 7th earl of Winchilsea,
and by her (who d. 4 May 1820) had no issue.
Sir George acted as proxy to his royal high-
ness the duke of York, at his installation as
principal knight companion of the Bath,
1772; on which occasion he had supporters
assigned to him for life, viz. two griffins,
argent, gutt^ de sang, winged, gules, gorged,
with a chain ; and pendent thereto a port-
cullis, sable. Sir George d. 29 June 1818,
and was succeeded by his only son,
V. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 10. Argent, a bend, be-
tween two lions rampant, sable.
Crest — A lion's head, argent, ducally
crowned, or.
Motto — Quantum in rebus inane!
Seat — Chicksand Priorv, co. Bedford.
GAGE, of Hengrave, co. Suffolk.
15 July 1662.
Sir TH0:MAS GAGE, Baronet, born 5 Sept. 1810, succeeded his
father, sir Thomas, 27 Dec. 1820.
The family of Gage, of Hengrave, co.
Suffolk, is a younger branch of the family
of viscount Gage, whose ancestors have
been seated at Firle, co. Sussex, from the
period of their marriage with an heiress of
St. Clere, in the reign of Henry VI., and
anjong whom are distinguished, sir John
Gage, knt. of the Garter, temp. Henry
VIII. ; sir Edward Gage, knt. of the Bath,
tejnp. queen Mary; and sir Henry Gage, go-
vernor of Oxford temp. Charles I.
Sir John Gage, of Firle, great-grandson
and h. of sir John Gage, K.G., was created
a bart. 22 March 1622 ; he m. Penelope, da.
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GAGE.
and co-h. of Thomas Darcy, earl Rivers,
by Mary, surviving da. and h. of sir Thomas
Kytson, of Hengrave, (Margaret, the eldest
da. of sir Thomas Kytson, who m. sir
Charles Cavendish, brother of Wilham,
earl of Devonshire, having d. without issue,)
which Penelope was widow of sir George
Trenchard, of Wolverton, co. Dorset, and
surviving sir John Gage, her 2d husband, »».,
lastly, sir William Hervey, of Ickworth.co.
Suffolk (grandfather of John, earl of Bris-
tol). Sir John Gage d. 1G33, leaving by
Penelope four sons; 1. sir Thomas Gaffe,
bart., of Firle, the eldest son, from whom
are descended the viscoimts Gage; 2. John
Gage, who d. without issue ; 3. sir Edward
Gage, of Hengrave; 4. Henry Gage; and
five das.
I. Sir EDWARD, (the 3d son,) who ac-
(juired Hengrave from lady Penelope, his
mother, was knighted at the coronation of
Charles II., and created a hart., 15 July 1662,
and was five times m. By his 1st wife, Mary,
da. of sir William Hervey, his step-father,
he had issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Penelope, in. Edward Sulyard, of
Haughly Park, co. Suffolk.
3. Mary, m. William, brother of sir Tho-
mas Bond, bart.
By his 2d wife, Frances, da. of Walter,
lord Aston, he had issue,
4. Francis, m. Elizabeth, da. and h. of
John Devereux, of Montserrat, and d. 6
Sept. 172f), leaving a son,
Devereux Gage, who d. without issue.
By Anne Watkins, his 3d wife, he had
issue,
5. Edvtard, d. unm.
By his 4th wife, Elizabeth, da. of George
Feilding, earl of Desmond, younger soa of
William, earl of Denbigh, he had issue,
C>. George; 7- James; 8. John.
9. Henry.
10. Catharine, d. abroad.
11. Basilia, maid of honour to Mary,
queen of James II.
His 5i:h wife was Bridget Feilding, of the
Denbigh family, widow of Slaughter, by
whom he had no issue. He d. 1707, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, m., 1st, Mary-Char-
lotte, da. of sir Thomas Bond, of Peckham,
CO. Surrey, bart., by whom he had issue,
1. Thomas, m. Delariviere, da. and co-h.
of sir Symond D'Ewes, bart., (by Delari-
viere, da. and co-h. of Thomas, lord Jer-
myn,) and d. in his father's lifetime, 1 March
17I6, leaving issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
2. Sir William, 4th bart.
3. Edward, in the Austrian service,
killed 1741.
2. John, m. Elizabeth, only child and h.
of Thomas Rookwoo^', of Coldham Hales,
CO. Suffolk, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Rookwood, oth bart.
2. John, a Catholic priest.
3. Charlotte, m. Fitznun Lambe, of
Throston, co. Suffolk.
4. Wknrxktta, d. unm. 17-'>7'
5. Mary, m. Henry lluddleston, of Dur-
ham.
G. Penelope, a nun.
7. Catharine, m. Ilenrv Sorrel, of Bury
St. Edmund's, M.D.
8. Anne, d. unm.., I76O.
Sir William m., 2dly, Merelina, widow of
sir Thomas Spring, bart., and da. and co-h.
of Thomas lord Jermyn, nephew and h. of
Henry Jermyn, earl of St. Alban's, and also
niece and co-h. of Henry Jermyn, lord Do-
ver, by whom he had no issue. He d. H Feb.
1727, and was succeeded by his grandson,
III. Sir THOMAS, d.nnm., 1 Sept. 1741,
and was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, m., 14 June 1741,
Frances, widow of John Ellis, of Cotton,
CO. Suffolk, and sister of admiral sir Robert
Harland, bart., and d. without issue, 17 May
1707, w'as succeeded by his cousin,
V. Sir THOMAS-ROOKWOOD, the
eldest son of John, 2d son of the 2d bart.,
m., 1746, Lucy, da. and h. of William
Knight, of Kingerby, co. Lincoln, by whom
he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 6th bart.
2. Lucy, m. George Maxwell, of Munches,
CO. Dumfries.
.3. Elizabeth, m. Henry Darell, of Cale
Hill, CO. Kent.
4. Mary, m. John Dalton, of Thurnham
Hall, CO. Lancaster.
He m., 2dly, Maria, da. of Patrick Fergus,
of Mountserrat, by whom he had no issue.
Sir Thomas d. 21 March 1706, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, m., 1st, 22 Nov. 1779,
Charlotte, da. of Thomas Fitzherbert, of
Swinnerton, co. Stafford, (by Maria-The-
resa, da. of sir Robert Throckmorton,
bart.,) by whom (who d. 29 Aug. 1790) he
had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 7th bart.
2. Robert -Joseph, of Coldham, took
the name of Rookwood 1799, m., 1st, 18
Feb. 1804, Mary, da. of Thomas Worswick,
of Lancaster, by whom (who d. 27 Sept.
1807) he had issue,
1. Mary-Charlotte, d. vnm. 19 Dec. 1813;
he m., 2dly, 12 April 1809, Eliza, only
child of Manes O'Donnel, a general in
the Austrian service, and count of the
holy Roman empire, by whom (who d.
18 Avig. 1827) he had issue,
2. Robert; 3. Robert-Nugent.
4. Thomas-Ambrose, all d. infants.
3. William, b. 19 Nov. 1785, a major in
the army, d. in the East Indies, 25 March
1828, u),m.
4. John, of Lincoln's Inn, banister-at-
law, F.R. and S.A., b. 13 Sept. 1786.
5. Charlotte, d. an infant.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, 22 Sept. 1796, Char-
lotte, da. of John Hook Campbell, of Ban-
geston House, co. Pembroke, uncle to John,
1st lord Cawdor, and had issue,
6. Lucy, b. 30 June 1797-
7. Emma, 6. 10 Sept. 1798, m., 31 July 1826,
John CoUett, es(}., eldest son of Ebenezer-
John CoUett, of Locker's House, Hemel
Hempstead.
llQ d. 1 Dec. 1798, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VII. Sir THOMAS, b. 2 March 1701, m.,
9 Jan. l«o:t, lady Mary-Anne Browne, da. of
Valentine, earl of Kenmare, and had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, present bnrt.
2. Edward, 6. 20 March 1812, in the
army.
He ri. at Rome, 27 Dec. 1820, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir THOMAS, present bart.
Arms—Sec Plate 10. Per saltire, azure,
and argent, a saltire g\iles.
Crest — A ram passant, argent, armed, or.
Heat — Hengrave Hall, Suffolk.
MONXK GRAHAM.
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MTBDLETON, (now MONCK,) of Belsey Castle,
CO. Northumberland.
24 Oct. 1662.
Sir CHARLES.MILES-LAMBERT MONCK, Baronet, born 7 April
1779» succeeded his father, sir William, 7 July 1795 ; took the svirname
and arms of JMonck only, by royal sign manual, 13 Feb. 1799, pursuant
to the will of his maternal grandfather, Laurence Monck, of Caenby, co.
Lincoln, esq.; married, 11 Sept. 1804, Louisa-Lucia, 6th da, of sir George
Cooke, bart., of Wheatlev, co. York, and by her (who d. o Dec. 1024) had
issue, 1. CHARLES-ATTICUS, b. at Athens, 18 July 1805; 2.
Louisa, b. 25 Feb. 1807; 3. Julia, b. 23 April 1808, vj., 1 May
1830, sir Edward Blackett, bart.; 4. William, b. 13 July 1809;
5. Louisa-Maria, b. 1 Aug. 1810, and d. 12 June 1821 ; C. Char-
lotte, b. 12 Dec. 1811, d. 22 Jan. 1822. Sir Charles m., 2dly, 26 July
1831, lady Maiy-Elizabeth Bennett, sister of the earl of Tankerville.
This family is of great antiquity in the
county of Northumberland, and is said to
have acquired the estate of Belsey Castle by
the marriage of sir John Middleton with
Christiana, da. and h. of sir John de
Stryvelyn, who was summoned to parlia-
ment among the barons of the realm, tetnp.
Edward III.
I. Sir WILLIAM, of Belsey Castle, co.
Northumberland, was created a bart., 24
Oct. 1662, and was high sheriff" co. North-
umberland, 1666; m., 1st, Mary, da. of Tho-
mas Wentworth, esq., of Elmsall, co. York,
and had issue by her (who d. 16 Sept. 1667)
four children, who d. itnm. ; and 2dly, Eliza-
beth, da. of John Munday, esq., of Mark-
heaton, co. Derby, and by her (who d. 23
Feb. 1680) had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. Clavering, esq.
3. Mary ; 4. Martha.
5. William, all d. without issue.
Sir William d. March 1690, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
II. Sir JOHN, 6. March 16/8, m. Frances,
da. and sole h. of John Lambert, esq., of
Calton, in Craven, co. York, (descended
from general Lambert, who commanded the
parliament army during the usurpation; by
this marriage tlie Lambert estates were con-
veyed to the Middleton family,) and had
issue,
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. Sir John-Lameert, 4th bart.
3. Robert; 4. Barbara; 5. Elizabeth.
6. Frances; 7- Catharine, all d. umn.
8. Thomas, of Maiden, co. York, d. 27
Feb. 1792, m. Barbara, da. of Guy,
esq., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and had
issue, Barbara, m. the rev. Hugh Nanney,
vicar of Halfwhistle, co. Northimiberland.
Sir John d. 1721, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, w. Anne, da. and
co-h. of William Ettrick, of Silksworth,
CO. Durham, and by her (who d. 12 Dec.
1760) had no issue. Sir William d. Sept.
1757, and was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir JOHN-LAMBERT, m. Anne, da.
of sir Nathaniel Hodges, of the city of
London, knt., widow of Charles Perkins,
esq., and by her (who d. 1762) had issue,
1. Sir William, .5th bart.
2. Thomas, d. 1772, wnn.
3. Elizabeth, m. Jacob Reison, esq.,
and rf. without issue.
4. Frances-Jory, m., 1770, sir George
Cooke, bart., of Wheatley, co. York. d.
5. John, mj. Catharine, da. of Amos
Thorne, esq., of Cork, and d. Nov. 1778,
leaving issue 4 sons and 6 das.
Sir John- Lambert d. 22 March 1768, and
was succeeded bv his son,
V. Sir WILLIAM, b. 6 June 1738, m.
Jane, only surviving da. and sole h. of Law-
rence Monck, esq., of Caenby, co. Lincoln,
and by her (who d. June 1794) had issue,
1. William-Lawkexce, b. 21 Feb. 1775,
d. 29 Nov. 1789.
2. Thomas-Ogle, b. 29 Jan. 1779, d. 10
March 1784.
3. Sir Charles-Miles-Lambert, pre-
sent bart.
4. Jane-Maria, 6. 16 Jan. 1782.
5. Isabella-Cecilia-Viviana, &. 30Oct.
1785, m., 8 April 1823, sir William-Bryan
Cooke, bart., of Wheatley, co. York.
Sir William d. 7 July 1795, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
VI. Sir CHARLES-MILES-LAMBERT,
present bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Argent, a chevron,
cheeky, or, and sable, between three tigers'
heads, erased, azure, collared and chained,
or.
Crest — A griffin, extended, azure, with
wings erect, or, erased at the loins, on a
mount vert.
Seat — Belsey Castle, co. Northumberland.
GRAHAM, of NoRTON-CoNYERS, CO. York.
17 Nov. 16G2.
Sir BELLINGHAM GRAHAM, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir
Bellinghani, 13 April 1790; born 3 Nov. 1789; married, 10 Nov. 1810,
Henrietta, 3d da. of the late George Hatch, of West- Hatch, co. Essex, esq.,
and by her (Avho f/. 9 Oct. 1830) has issue, 1. GEORGE-BELLING-
HAM, 6. 8 Jan. 1812; 2. Reginald, b. July 1814, d. May 1820;
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TANCRED.
3. Harriet, (only (la.,) m., 29 Oct. 1833, lieut.-col. Ashworth. Sir
Bellingham m., 2dly, 28 June 1831, Harriett, 3cl da. of rev. Robert Cot-
tam, deceased, and has issue, a Da., b. 9 May 1834.
For the earlier part of the genealogy of
this family see the title Graham of Eske,
created 1(!2!).
Sir Richard Graham, of Eske, 1st bart.
of that branch, had, besides his eldest son
and successor, sir George, a second son,
I. Sir RICHARD, who, for his services
to the royal cause during the rebellion, and
in consideration of the general loyalty of
his ancestors, was created a bart., 17 Nov.
1662, m. Elizabeth, da. of colonel Chichester
Fortescue, of Dromesken, in Ireland, knt.,
(son and h. of sir Faithful Fortescue, of
Fremilked, in Ireland, knt.,) by whom he
had issue,
1. Richard, d. without issue.
2. Chichester, m. the da. of
Tweng, esq., but d. without issue; his wi-
dow re-m. Tully, esq.
8. Sir Reginald, 2d bart.
4. Richard, m. a da. of William Cha-
loner, of Gisborough, co. York, esq.
5. Barbara, d. iinm.
6. Elizabeth, m. sir Robert Fenwick,
of Morpeth, co. Northumberland, bart.
7. Sl'san, m. the rev. dr. Younger, dean
of Sarum.
8. Mary, m. Mr. Fenwick.
9. Jane, m. the rev. James Musgrave, 3d
son of sir Richard M., bart.
10. Anne, m. Thomas Hesketh, esq.
Sir Richard was succeeded by his eldest sur-
viving son,
11. Sir REGINALD, who was page of
honour to king James 11., m., 1st, Frances,
da. and h. of Henry Bellingham, esq., by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir Bellingham, 3d bart.
2. Sir Reginald, 4th bart.
3. Richard.
He m., 2dly, Anne, da. of sir David Foulis,
bart., by whom he had no issue. Sir Regi-
nald d. 20 May 1728, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir BELLINGHAM, who rf. m«»i., 11
April 1730, and was succeeded by his next
brother,
IV. Sir REGINALD, m. a da. of colonel
Graham, aid-de-camp to John, duke of
Marlborough, by whom he had issue.
1. Sir Bellingham, 5th bart.
2. Reginald, capt. royal marines, m.
a da. of general Jackman, royal marines.
3. Mitchell, admiral R.N., d. 8 March
1795, m., 1st, another da. of the above ge-
neral Jackman ; and 2dly, Maria-Rebecca,
youngest da. of mrs. Mary Bowater, of
Hampton Court Palace, and by her had issue,
1. Maria.
2. John-Bellingham, captain royal ma-
rines.
.3. William, d.
Sir Reginald d. 4 Nov. 1755, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir BELLINGHAM, m., 27 June
1763, a da. of Hudson, of Bridlington,
CO. York, esq., by whom (who d. 5 May
1767) he had issue,
1. A Da., b. April 1764, m., Aug. 1791,
Henry-Fulke Greville, esq.
2. Sir Bellingham, 6th bart.
3. Elizabeth, m. major-general John
Smith, and d. his widow, 15 Jan. 1826.
Sir Bellingham rf. 2 Oct. 1790, and was
succeeded by his only son,
VI. Sir BELLINGHAM, m. Priscilla, da,
of sir Charles Whitworth, knt., and sister
to Charles, earl Whitworth, G.C.B., by
whom (who re-m., Jan. 1800, Francis, 2(1
viscount Lake) he had issue,
1. Sir Bellingham, present bart.
2. Priscilla - Elizabeth, ?n., 1st, 11
April 1812, lieut.-col. Simon George New-
port, and 2dly, 15 March 1830, lieut.-col.
Bellingham-John Smith, eldest son of ma-
jor-general John Smith.
3. Caroline, m., Dec. 1813, Algernon
Greville, esq.
Sir Bellingham rf. 13 April 1796, and was
succeeded by his son,
VII. Sir BELLINGHAM, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Or, on a chief, sable,
three escallop shells, of the first, a crescent
on a crescent for difference.
Crest— A pair of wings addorsed, gules,
charged with a crescent on a crescent for
difference.
Seats — Norton Conyers, in the North
Riding, and Kippax, in the West Riding,
CO. York.
TANCRED,
of BoROUGHBRiDGE, CO. York.
17 Nov. 1GG2.
Sir THOMAS TANCRED, Baronet, born 1780, succeeded his father,
sir Thomas, 1782; married, 25 April 1805, Henrietta, 2d da. of the rev.
Offley Crew, of JMuxton, co. Stafford, and has issue, 1. a SON, b. 16
Aug. 1808 ; 2. a Son, b. March 1811 ; 3. a Da., b. 17 Feb. 1812.
This family descended from Richard,
who, soon after the tloncpiest, was pos-
sessed of lands in Boroughbridgc, where
still remains the ancient family-house. The
name has been variously written, as Tanc-
kard. Tankard, Tankred, and Tancred,
I. Sir THOMAS, the 1st bart., m. Fran-
ces, da. and co-h. of Christopher Maltby,
esq., and was succeeded by his only son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, m., 1st, Dorothy, da.
and co-h. of Robert Wilde, esq., but she rf.
without issue ; and 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of
Charles, 2d son of sir Edward Waldgrave,
of Hever Castle, co. Kent, bart., (by Elea-
sir Thomas I.ovell, of East
Norfolk, knt.,) by whom he
nor, da. of
Ilarling, co.
had issue,
1. Wn-LiAM, rf. young.
2. Sir Thomas, .'kl bart.
3. c;harlks, m. Mary, da. of mr. Ste-
phen Waljxile, and left issue one son, Tho-
mas (who left issue Charles, and 3 other
sons).
4. William, rf. imm.
5. Walter.
6. Waldcjrave, ))(. Aletheia, da. of sir
Edward Blacket, bart., by whom he had no
issue.
BROOKE.
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Sir William was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir THOMAS, m. Elizabeth, da. of
William Messenger, of Fountain Abbey,
CO. York, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. WiLLiAM, d.'imm.
2. Thomas, d, young.
3. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
4. James, d. young.
Sir Thomas d. 19 Jan. 1744, and was suc-
ceeded bv his only surviving son,
IV. Sir THOMAS, m. Judith, da. of
Petter Dallon, of Grenaston, co. Tipperary,
esq., by whom (who d. 1781) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
2. William.
3. Charles, d. in his infancy.
4. Charles, in the army.
5. Barbara, m. Thomas Taylor, of
Comay, co. Durham, esq., and d, his wi-
dow, 21 March 1817.
6. &c. Eight other das.
Sir Thomas d. June 1759, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V, Sir THOMAS, m., Sept. 1776, Pene-
lope, da. of Thomas-Ashton Smith, of
St. Mary-la-bonne, esq., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Thomas, present bart.
2. William, R.N., d. on board the Sans
Pareil, in the West Indies, 1799.
Sir Thomas d. 1782, and was succeeded by
his son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Argent, a chevron,
between three escallop shells, gules.
Crest — An olive tree, fructed, proper.
Seats — At Boroughbridge, co. York, and
Lyndhurst, New Forest, co. Hants.
BROOKE, of Norton Priory, co. Chester.
12 Dec. 1G62.
Sir RICHARD BROOKE, Baronet, born 18 Aug. 1785, succeeded his
father, sir Richard, in 1796 ; married, 4 Dec. 1809, Harriot, 2d da. of sir
Foster CunlilFe, bart., and by her (who d. 13 April 1825) had issue,
1. RICHARD, b. 13 Dec. 1814; 2. Thomas, b. 2 April 1816;
3. FoRSTER, 6. 5 Dec. 1817; 4. Arthur, b. 26 April 1819; 5.
Charles, b. 12 April 1825 ; 6. Mary, b. 30 Nov. 1810, w., 7 April
1831, Rowland-Eyles-Egerton Warburton, of Airley Hall, co. Chester,
esq.; 7. Harriot, b. 3 Nov. 1811 ; 8. Jessy, b. 1812, ra., 22 May
1832, the hon. Richard-Bootle Wilbraham, eldest son of lord Skelmersdale ;
9. Carolixe-Fraxces, b. 25 Dec. 1813, tw., 18 Nov. 1834, hon.
Arthur LascelleSj 5th son of the earl of Harewood ; 10. Clara-Emily,
b. 2 April 1821.
This ancient family, to use the words of
sir Peter Leycester, " is descended from
the Broiikes of Leighton, co. Chester, of
which family I find one Adam, Dominus
de Leighton, sub Henrico tertio, whose son
was styled William de la i?)-ooA-e, of Leighton,
(probably the William noticed by Canulen,
as master of Leighton in 1249,) and his son,
Richard, styled Ricardus de Doito, in an old
deed, 127(>, that is of the B/fKjAr, for doet in
French is a brook in English; and under
the said manor-house of Leighton a brook
runneth, from whence their posterity as-
sumed the surname of Del Brook. Thomas
Brook, of Leighton, the last of that family
in the direct line, d. about 1G52, very aged,
having issue 4 das. ; but he sold away the
reversion of his lands to the lady Mary
Cholmondeley, 6 Jacobi, lOOB, which after-
wards came to Francis Cholmotideley, of
Vale Royal, esq., who now enjoyeth the
same, KitiO."
Richard Brooke, a younger son of
Brooke of Leighton, purchased Norton
anno 1545. Third in descent from him was,
I. Sir HENRY, the 1st bart., m. Mary,
da. of Timothy Pusey, of Selston, co. Not-
tingham, by whom he had,
1. Sir Richard, 2d bart.
2. Henr\, m. Mary, da. and h. of Phihp
Prichard.
3. Pusey, living 1G66, m. Anne, da. of
Henry Legh, of High Legh, esq.
Sir Henry d. 1604, and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir RICHARD, m. Francisca-Posthu-
ma, (so called, being born after the death of
her father,) da. of Thomas Legh, son of
sir Peter Legh, knt.-banneret, by whom he
had,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
2. Henry, m. mrs. Hesketh, but d. with-
out issue.
3. Richard, a captain in the army.
4. George.
5. Legh, fellow of Brazenose College,
Oxford.
6. Mary, m. Randle Wilbraham, of
Townshend, near Namptwich, co. Chester,
esq.
7. Letitia, m. Henry Legh, esq.
8. Frances, m. Silvester Richmond,
gent.
9. Sarah, d, tmm.
Sir Richard d. Feb. 1709-10, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
III. Sir THOMAS, who was, during a
great part of the reign of queen Anne, go-
vernor of Chester Castle, »>;. Grace, da. of
Roger Wilbraham, of Townsend, near
Namptwich, co. Chester, esq., and by her
had,
1. Richard, d. in the lifetime of his
father 1720, leaving, by Margaret, the da.
of John Hill, esq., 1 son, sir Richard, 4th
bart.
2. Thomas, rector of St. Marj^'s in Ches-
ter, and vicar of Walton, co. Lancaster.
3. Henry, D.C.L., king's professor of
civil law in the university of Oxford.
4. Roger; 5. Pisey.
fi. John, who, by Eleanor, relict of sir
Holland Egerton, bart., and da. of sir Roger
Cave, bart., had 1 da., Frances.
7. Frances; 8. Alice, who both d.
young.
9. Elizabeth-Alicia, 7n. Roger Wil-
braham, esq., d, 1737.
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D'OYLY.
Sir Thomas was succeeded by his grand-
son,
IV. Sir RICHARD, m. Frances, only
da. of Thomas Patten, of Bank, co. Lan-
caster, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Richard, .5th bart.
2. Thomas, of Church Minshull, co.
Chester, m. Margaret, the youngest da. of
sir Robert Cunlitfe, bart., by whom (who
d. his widow 16 Dec. 1826) he had,
1. Henry.
2. Frances, m. rev. Charles Luxmoore.
3. Emily, m., 9 July 1825, Henry Shiff-
ner, esq., R.N., eldest son of sir George
Shiffner, bart.
4. Harriet, m. Robert-Townley Parker,
of Cuerden Hall, co. Lancaster, esq.
Also another Henry, and Thomas, who
d. young.
3. Margaret, m., 1782, the rev. Thomas
Blackburne, D.C.L., brother to John Black-
burne, sometime M.P. for Lancaster.
4. Letitia, m. William Assheton, of
Cundale and Downham, esq.
5. Frances, m., 1783, Robert Denison,
of Kilorwick Percy, co. York.
Sir Richard d. 1781, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir RICHARD, m. Mary, 2d da. of
sir Robert Cunliffe, (and sister to his bro-
ther's wife,) by whom he had,
1. Sir Richard, present bart.
2. Thomas, b. 1784.
3. Robert, who d. in 1802.
4. Louisa, d. young.
5. Charlottk-Frances.
6. Mary; 7. Harriet, both d. young.
8. Mary, m., 27 March 1822, sir James-
Milles Riddel, of Ardnamurchen, bart.
Sir Richard d. 1796, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VL Sir RICHARD, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Or, a cross, en-
grailed, per pale, gules and sable.
Crest — A brock or badger, proper.
Seat — At Norton Priory, co. Chester, four
miles from Warrington, and ten from Ches-
ter.
D'OYLY, (formerly D'OYLEY,) of Shottisham, co. Norfolk.
29 July 16G3.
Sir CHARLES D'OYLY, Baronet, in the civil service of the East
India Company, a senior Merchant and senior IMember of the Board of
Customs at Calcutta ; succeeded his father, sir John-Hadley, in Jan. 1818 ;
married miss Greer.
I. Sir WILLIAM, the 1st bart., was
knighted by Charles II., for his gallant be-
haviour in the service of Gustavus Adol-
phus, of Sweden, and was among the most
zealous for the king's restoration. He jh.
Margaret, da. of Randall, esq., of Pul-
hara, CO. Norfolk, by whom he had,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Edmund; 3. Charles.
4. Catharine, m. Edward Stafford, of
Marlwood, co. Gloucester, esq.
5. Margaret, m. col. Suckling.
6. Mary, m. Lane.
7. Elizabeth, m. Adam Banks.
8. Anne, d. single.
9. Philippa, m. dr. Edward Wetenhall,
lord bishop of Cork and Ross, and after-
wards of Kilmore and Ardagh.
Sir William d. 1677> and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, who was knighted
1664, in the lifetime of his father; (he was
one of the tellers of the exchequer;) m.
Mary, da. of Hadley, esq., (sister to
the 1st wife of Arthur Herbert, earl of Tor-
rington,) by whom he had,
1. Sir Edmund, 3d bart.
2. Henry, d. an infant.
3. Hadlky, m. Elizabeth, da. of
Yallop, son of sir Robert Yallop, knt., by
whom he had,
1. Edward, m. the relict of Budd,
esq., and d. about 1732, without issue.
2. John, m. in .Jamaica, where he d.
about 1746, leaving a da., ?h. Cargill.
3. Sir Hadley, 5th bart.
4. Thomas, who d. in 1761, having had,
by Jane, da. of Richard Walker, of Pet-
worth, CO. Sussex, esq., 1. lid ward ;
2. Elizabeth; 3. Jaiie;A. Mary; 5. John;
6. Thomas ; 7. Hadley ; 8. Jane: the last 5
all d. young.
5. Mary, m. Henry Benfield, esq.
4. Rorert; 5. George, d. infants.
6. Mary.
He was succeeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir EDMUND, m. Dorothy, da. of
Philip Bedingfield,of Ditchingham, co. Nor-
folk, esq., (who d. 17 18,) by whom he had,
1. Sir Edmund, 4th bart.
2. William, d. 1737, unm.
3. Jane, d. young, 1699.
SirEdmimd d. Oct. 1760, and was succeeded
by his only surviving son,
IV. Sir EDMUND, who, dying in 1763
itnm., was succeeded by his cousin,
V. Sir HADLEY, 3d son of Hadley, 3d
son of sir William, 2d bart. ; he was rector
of Wooton and Felix Stow, co. Suifolk ; m.
Henrietta Maynard, da. of the rev. ,
Osborn, vicar of Thaxted, co. Essex, by
whom he had,
1. Sir John-Hadley, 6th bart.
2. Hadley.
3. Elizabrth, d. 26 Jan. 1818.
4. Catharine ; .5. Harriet.
6. Charlotte; 7. Anne.
Sir Hadley d. June 1765, and was succeeded
by his son,
VI. Sir JOHN-HADLEY, a senior mer-
chant on the Bengal Establishment, b. Jan.
1754, ?»., March 1780, Diana, da. of VVilliam
Rochfort, esq., brother of Robert, 1st earl
of Belvedere, relict of William Coats, of
Calcutta, esq., and by her (who d. 6 Sept.
li!()3) had issue,
1. Sir Charles, present bart.
2. Maynard, /»., 6 March 1805, Walter
Farqiihar, esq., youngest son of sir Walter
Farcpshar, bart.; who d. at St. Helena, 9
Feb. 1813.
3. ILvrrikt, »(. George Baring, esq., son
of sir Francis Baring, bart.
4. Maynard.
.'>. Joiin-Hadlky, magistrate and col-
lector of Midnapovc, in the East Indies, m.,
Dec. 1819, Charlotte, da. of Gcorge-Nesbitt
Thomjison, of Penton Lodge, Hants, esq.,
sonic time secretary to the right hon.
Warren Hastings when governor-general of
India.
Sir John-Hadley dropped the e in his
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name; d. at Calcutta Jan, 1818, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir CHARLES, present bart.
Amis — See Plate 11. Gules, three bucks'
heads, caboshed, argent.
Crest — A buck's head, as in the arras.
Motto — Do no ijll, quoth (TOyle,
PENNYM AN, of Ormsby, in Cleveland, co. York.
22 Feb. 1663-4.
Sir WILLIAM-HENRY PENNYM AN, Baronet, succeeded his father,
sir James, 27 jMarch 1808 ; married Charlotte, da. of Bethel Robinson, of
Calwick, in Holderness, co. York, esq.
This family appears to have been settled
at Ormsby at "least as early as tne IGth cen-
tury. James Penn\Tnan, of Ormsby, esq.,
living 1599, had a natural son, William, who
was a master in Chancery, and father of sir
William Pennyman, governor of Oxford for
king Charles I., who was created a bart.
1643, but d. s.p., when that title became ex-
tinct. James Pennyman left also a legiti-
mate son, James, whose son and heir,
I. Sir JA?kIES, was created a bart. as
above, m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Ste-
phen Nortcliff, esq., and d. lb'80, leaving
issue by her a son and heir,
II. Sir THOMAS, m. Frances, da. of sir
John Lov.-ther, (grandfather to James, earl
of Lonsdale, K.G.,) lord privy-seal to king
William, by whom he had,
1. Sir James, 3d bart.
2. John; 3. Thomas; 4. William.
5. Charles; 6. Henry.
7. Elizabeth; 8. Catharine.
III. Sir JAMES, his eldest son, succeeded
his father 1708; m. Mary, da. of Michael
Warton, of Beverley, co. York, esc]., (by
Susanna, da. of John, lord Poulet,) by
whom he had,
1. James, m. Dorothy, da. of dr. William
Wake, archbishop of Canterbury, and d. in
his father's lifetime, 1743, without issue.
2. Sir William, 4th bart.
3. Thomas.
4. Sir Warton - Pennyman -Warton,
5th bart.
5. Ralph, m. and had issue, sir James,
6th bart.
6. Catherine.
7. Elizabeth, both d. num.
Sir James d. 17 Nov. 1745, and was succeeded
by his eldest surviving son,
IV. Sir V.'ILLIAM, who d. unm. 17 April
1768, and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir WARTOX-PEXNYMAN-WAR-
TON, ?h. Charlotte, da. of sir Charles Ho-
tham, of Scarborough, co. York, bart., by
whom he had 2 sons and 9 das., of whom
only 6 das. survived, viz.,
1. Charlotte, m. Francis, son of sir
Francis Boynton, bart.
2. Mary, »;. William Berry, esq.
3. Margaret, m. Henry Haister, esq.
4. Harriot, m. Henry Stapylton, esq.
5. Caroline, »n. Roger Gee, of Bishop-
Burton, CO. York, esq.
6. Diana, nt. general George Hotham,
(brother of William, lord Hotham, and
great uncle of Beaumont, present lord Ho-
tham,) who d. 16 Dec. 1769.
Sir Warton d. 14 Jan. 1770, without issue
male, and was succeeded by his nephew,
VI. Sir JAMES, served in 4 parliaments
for the borough of Beverley, m. Elizabeth,
da. of sir Henry Grey, of Howick, co. Nor-
thumberland, bart., and by her (who d. 14
Sept. 1815) had issue,
1. Sir William-Henry, present bart.
2. James; 3. Ralph; 4. Kenry-Grev,
5. Charles; 6. Frederick; all of whom
d. during the lifetime of their father.
7. Elizabeth; 8. Hannah.
9. Charlotte, ?n., Feb. 1805, Charles,
sen of sir George Robinson, bart. ; and
2dly, 1812, John-George Boss, esq., R.N.,
and d. 11 Sept. 1832.
10. Frances-Harriot, m., 1st, 29 Nov.
1808, Charles-John Berkeley, M.D., of Be-
verley, CO. York; and 2dly, 26 Aug. 182(»,
J. W. C. Robinson, esq.
Sir James d. 27 March 1808, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM - HENRY, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Gules, a chevron,
ermine between three half spears, broken,
the staff or, head argent.
Crest — Out of a mural crown, gules, a
lion's head, erased, or, pierced through the
neck with a broken spear, as in the arms.
Motto — Fortitei' et fideUter.
Seats — At Ormsby'and Thornton, both in
Cleveland, in the North Riding, co. York.
LORRAINE, of Kirk-Harle, co. Northumberland.
26 Sept. 1664.
Sir WILLIAM LORRAINE, Baronet, born 9 April 1801, succeeded
his father, sir Charles, 18 Jan. 1833.
Robert, the first of this family in Eng-
land, came over with William the Con-
queror ; and, as well for his service in
that expedition as afterwards against ISIal-
colm, king of the Scots, was rewarded with
lands CO. Durham. Kirk-Harle came into
the family temp. Hen. IV., by the marriage
of William Lorrahie, with Johanna, heiress
of William del Strother : the ancestor of
this Stiofher got the estate of Wallington,
by marriage \\'ith Joanna, da. and sole heir-
ess of Robert, of Wallington East and Wal-
lington AVest, as is expressed in ancient
deeds.
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., wi. Grace, eldest
da. of sir Vv'illiam Fenwick, of Wallington,
bart., and sister of sir John Fenwick, bart.,
who was attainted temp, William III. ; by
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BIDDULPH.
whom he had 14 sons and 5 das., d. Jan.
1717. and was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM. He was of Lincoln's
Inn, and practised some years as a barrister ;
>«., 1st, Elizabeth, da. of sir John Law-
rence, knt., alderman and lord mayor of
London (who d. s.p.) ; he m., 2dly, Anne,
only da. of Richard Smith, of Preston, co.
Bucks, esq., by whom he had 5 sons and 4
das. Sir William d. 24 Jan. 1743, fet. 84,
and was succeeded by his only surviving
son,
III. Sir CHARLES, m., 1st, Margaret,
da. of Ralph Lambton, of Lambton-Hall,
CO. Durham, esq., (who d. 30 June 1746,) by
whom he had,
i. Dorothy, d. an infant.
He m., 2dly, Dorothy, da. of Ralph Milott,
of Whitehall, co. Durham, esq., (who d.
March 1787,) by whom he had,
2. Sir Wii.LiAiM, 4th bart.
3. Charles, (who took the name of
Smith,) m. Elizabeth-Anne, da. of William
Skrine, of Westminster, by whom he had
two sons,
1. Charles-Crayle, b. 19 Feb. 1782, who
d. young.
2. Lorraine, b. 20 Feb. 1784.
4. Lambton, in holy orders, »?. Isabella,
2d surviving da. of sir Launcelot Algood,
of Ximwick, co. Northumberland, by whom
he had,
1. Dorothy- Jane.
2. Elizabeth, w. lieut.-col. John Bald-
win.
.". Richard - Lambton, R.N., d. unm.
Sept. 1801.
4. Isabella-Charlotte.
5. Georgiana.
5. James-Thomas, m., 1777, Margaret,
da. of John Haigh, of Hightown, co. York,
esq., by whom he had,
1. Eleanor-Susan; 2. Jemima.
3. Margaret.
Sir Charles d. 2!) April 1775, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, m., 10 Oct. 177C,,
Hannah, eldest surviving da. of sir Launce-
lot Algood, of Nunwick, co. Northumber-
land, knt., (who d. 17!>7,) and had issue,
1. Sir Charles, 5th bart.
2. William, of Newcastle, b. 10 Oct-
1780.
3. John-Lambtox, b. 31 July 1784.
4. Edward-Fenwick, b. 15 Oct. and d.
Dec. 1786.
5. Jane, b. 27 Nov. 1777, d. July 1789.
6. Isabella, b. 8 March 1782, m., 29
Nov. 1811, Thomas Eminerson Headlam,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne, M.D.
7. Anne-Eliza, b. 22 Dec. 1789.
8. Henrietta, b. 15 April 1793.
Sir William m., 2dly, 5 Nov. 1799, Frances,
da. and sole h. of Francis Campart, of Ken-
sington, CO. Middlesex, esq., by whom (who
d. 21 Oct. 1811) he had issue,
9. Henry-James, 6. 18 Sept. 1801.
10. Edward, b. 9 Nov. 1803.
11. Vincent, b. and d. 1806.
12. Frances-Vere, 6. 12 Aug. 1800, m.,
8 Nov. 1829, William-Henry Ord, esq., only
son of William Ord, of Whitfield-Hall, co.
Northumberland, esq.
13. Caroline, b. 28 Aug. 1802.
14. Emily, b. 16 March 1810, m., 15 Jan.
1833, Charles-Bacon Grey, of Styford, co.
Northumberland, esq.
Sir William d. 19 Dec. 1809, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir CHARLES, b. 10 April 1779, w.,24
June 1800, Elizabeth, only da. of Vincent
Campart, of St. Marylebone, co. Middlesex,
esq., by whom (who d.5 Aug. 1829) he had
issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. Isabella Elizabeth, 6. 14 Aug. 1805,
m., 19 Nov. 1828, rev. John Bell, B.A., of
University College, Oxford.
3. Charles Vincent, 6. 20 July 1807.
4. Henry Claude, b. 4 April 1812.
Sir Charles d. 18 Jan. 1833, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, present and 6th bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Argent, five lo-
zenges conjoined in pale, azure; in the
dexter chief point, an escocheon of the
second.
Crest — A palm-tree proper ; hanging to
the dexter side thereof by a belt, gules,
edged and bvickled, or, a shield, azure.
Motto — haiiro scutoque resurt^o.
Seat— At Kirk-Harle, co. Northumber-
land.
BIDDULPH, of Westcombe, co. Kent.
2 Nov. 1GG4.
Sir THEOPHILUS BIDDULPH, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir
Theophilus, 1801 ; married Hannah, da. of Edward Prestridge, esq., by
whom he has, 1. THEOPHILUS, w., 12 April 1825, Jane-Rebecca,
2d da. of Robert Vyner, of Easthorpe, co. AVarwick, esq.; 2. Charles;
3. Edwaiid ; 4. Chaklotte ; 5. Frances-Anne, m., 9
June 1810, Captain William Parker, R.N. ; 6. S1310N ; 7' Henry,
in holy orders, m., 1 July 1834, Enmia-Susan, only da. of J. Nuttall, of
AV'orley Bank, Worcester, esq.
This ancient family, originally of co.
Stafford, is denominated from Biddidph, a
village in the north part of that county, of
which they have been lords from the Con-
quest.
I. Sir THEOPHILUS, 1st bart., m. Su-
sanna, da. of Zachary Highland, alderman
of London, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Mi( hael, 2d bart.
2. Theophilus, d. 20 May 1650, unm.
3. John.
4. Simon, of Birdingbury, co. Warwick,
m. Jane, eldest da. of Edward Birch, esq.,
serjeant-at-law, by whom he had,
1. Edward, whom. Anne, eldest da. of
Edward, 2d son of serjcant Birch, by
whom he had, 1. sir Thkoi'hilus, 4th
bart. ; 2. Kdirard ; .3. John ; 4. William ;
5. Charles; (>. Ja>ic ; 7- Anne,
2. John, m. Jane, da. of Thomas Birch,
esq., oldest son of serjeant Birch.
3. Michael, who had one da., Jane,
wife of the late Theoi)hilus Biddulph.
4. Charles, of London.
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5. Walter, who had one son, and seve-
ral das. : one m. the rev. James Capper ;
another m. the rev. mr. Greaves; and a
third m. Samuel-Pipe Wolferstan, esq. ;
Susanna; Jane; Mary; Anne; Mar-
garet.
5. Elizabeth, m. sir John Napier, bart.
6. Susanna, m. sir Edward Littleton, of
Pillaton Hall, co. Stafford, bart.
7. Mary.
8. Rachel, m. sir William Basset, of
Claverton, co. Somerset, knt.
Sir Theophilus was succeeded by his
eldest son,
II. Sir MICHAEL, m., 1st, Henrietta-
Maria, da. of Colonel Richard Whitley, by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir Theophilus, 3d bart.
2. Sijsanna; 3. Charlotte.
He m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of William
D'Oyley, esq., who d. April 1740, by whom
he had issue,
1. Arabella; 2. Sarah; 3. Bridget.
Sir Michael rf. 20 April 1718, and was suc-
ceeded bv his only son,
III. Sir THEOPHILUS, m. Carew, da.
of sir Charles Lyttleton, of Frankley, co.
Worcester, bart., (ancestor of the barons
Lyttleton, in England, and Westcote, in
Ireland,) who d. 18 April 1741, by whom he
had no issue. Ue d. 16 May 1743, and was
succeeded by
IV. Sir THEOPHILUS, eldest son of
Edward, son of Simon Biddulph, of Bird-
ingbury, 4th son of the 1st bart. ; m. Jane,
only child of Michael, son of the above-men-
tioned Simon, by whom (who d. 14 Aug.
1818) he had issue,
1. Sir Theophilus, present bart.
2. John, m. Sophia, da. of the rev. sir
Charles Wheler, bart., by whom he has
issue.
3. William.
4. Jane, rf.
5. Susanna ; 6. Elizabeth,
7. Charlotte-Mabella.
Sir Theophilus d. 1801, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
V. Sir THEOPHILUS, the present bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Vert, an eagle, dis-
played, argent.
Seat — At Bisbury, co. Warwick.
SMYTH, of Upton, co. Essex.
30 March 1065.
Sir GEORGE-HENRY SMYTH, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir
Robert, 12 April 1802; iom 30 Jan. 1784; married, 20 July 1815, Eve,
daughter of G. Elmore, of Penton, co. Hants.
L Sir ROBERT SMYTH, citizen of
London, b. 1594, was created a bavt. as
above, jn. Judith, da. of Nicholas Walmis-
ley, esq., brother to the lord chief justice of
that name, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Robert, 2d bart.
2. James, from whom are descended the
Smyths of Isfield, co. Sussex.
3. Anthony, who rf. without issue.
4. Hester, m. Robert Fleetwood, esq.
5. Judith, m. Thomas Brand, esq.
6. Anne, m. William Palmer, esq.
7. Mary, m. sir Edward Selwyn, knt.
Sir Robert m., 2dly, Rebecca, da. of sir
William-Rowney, sheriff of London, by
whom he had issue,
8. Margaret, m. Granado Pigot, of
Abington, co. Cambridge.
9. Rebecca, nu William Robinson, of
London.
Sir Robert d. 12 June 1669, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir ROBERT, m. Jane, eldest da. of
John Traffbrd, esq., by whom he had isue,
1. Sir Robert, 3d bart.
2. James, of the Middle Temple, barris-
ter-at-law.
3. Jane, m. John Pyott, esq.
IIL Sir ROBERT, successor to his father,
was member of parliament for Ando\'er,
i695, and 711. Anne, da. of Henry White-
head, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Trafford, of the Middle Temple,
barrister-at-law, who m., 1st, Conway, da.
and h. of Thomas Hackett, bishop of i)own
and Connor, by whom he had,
1. Sir Trafford, 4th bart.
2. Robert, who d. without issue.
3. James, who m. Mary, grandda. of sir
William Honywood, bart., by whom he
had one da., Jane, who d. without issue.
4. John, who d. without issue.
5. Conway, m. Hugh Mills, gent.
Trafford Smith, esq., m., 2cUy, Anne,
niece to sir John Whatton, knt., by whom
he left no issue, and d. Jan. 1731-2.
2. Robert, 2d son of sir Robert, was
vicar of Woolavington and East Dean, co.
Sussex, Hi. Dorothy, da. of Thomas Lloyd,
esq., of North Wales, by whom he had
Sir Robert, 5th bart.
3. Henry, ?n. Elizabeth, da. of Edward
Pattle, merchant, by whom he had,
1. Robert; 2. James.
3. Elizabeth ; 4. Anne ; 5. Jane.
Sir Robert d. 29 Jan. 1744, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
IV. Sir TRAFFORD, who d. nnm., 8
Dec. 1765, when the title devolved on his
cousin,
V. Sir ROBERT, b. 10 Jan. 1744, some
time M.P. for Colchester, m., 20 Sept. 1776,
, da. of â– Blake, esq., and by her
(who survived him, and d. 4 Feb. 1823) had
issue,
1. Sir George-Henry, present bart.
2. Louisa, b. 1782, m. Thomas Este, esq.
3. Charlotte, b. 1783, m., at Paris, 1803,
Charles Este, esq.
Sir Robert d. 12 April 1802, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
VI. Sir GEORGE-HENRY, present bart-
^rm*— See Plate 11. Azure, two bars,
wavy, ermine, on a chief, or, demi-lion,
rampant, sable.
Crest— An ostrich's head, erased, with a
horse-shoe in his mouth, proper.
Sea^— At Berechurch Hall, co. Essex.
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SHAW.
SHAW, of London.
15 April 1G65.
Sir JOHN-KENWARD SHAW, Baronet, horn 15 March 1783,
ceeded his father, sir John- Gregory, 28 Oct. 1831.
suc-
This family was originally of Cheshire.
John Shavve, of London, citizen and vint-
ner, and of Shawe's Court, Southwark, m.
Elizabeth, da. of John Donilaw, of London,
and was father of
1. Sir JOHN, who (besides other con-
siderable rewards) was created a bart., for
the assistance he gave king Charles IL at
Brussels and Antwerp, by lending him large
sums of money during his exile. He was
one of the farmers of the customs; he m.,
1st, Anne, da. of sir Joseph Ashe, knt., by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Elizabeth, d. unm.
He m., 2dly, Bridget, viscountess Kilmorey,
relict of Charles, 4th viscount Kilmorey,
of Ireland, da. and co-h. of sir William
Drury, knt., by whom he had issue,
3. Elizabeth, who rf. unm.
4. Robert, a merchant, d. unm.
5. Charles, of Lincoln's Inn, m. Eliza-
beth, da. and co-h. of Philip Harbord, esq.,
(by Anne, the other da. and co-h. of sir
William Drury, of Besthorp, co. Norfolk,
knt.,) and d. 20 April 1716, leaving issue,
J. John ; 2. Charles.
3. Elizabeth, m. King Gould, esq.
Sir John d. 1 March 1(380, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, m., 1st, Margery, da. and
h. of sir John Peake, knt., lord mayor of
London, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. WiLLiAiM, d. an infant.
3. Sarah, m. William Smith, esq., one
of the six clerks in Chancery.
4. Elizabeth, m. Stephen, son of sir
Abel Ram, of Dublin.
Sir John m., 2dly, Sarah, da. and co-h. of
William Paggen, esq., by whom he had
issue.
5. William, of Cheshunt House, co.
Herts, m. Elizabeth, da. and h. of John
Blandy, of Inglewood, co. Berks, esq.
(>. Paggen, a merchant at Smyrna.
7. Peter, a merchant at Aleppo.
!). Judith, m. Richard Arnold, esq., de-
puty secretary at war.
9. Catharine, m., 1st, the rev. Thomas
^Davies Bovey; and 2dly, Jolui Spencer,
esq., paymaster to the E. I. C.
10. Mary.
11. Rebecca, m. George Coldham, sur-
geon.
12. Jane.
13. Anne, m. Samuel Tomkins, of Lon-
don, mercer.
Sir John d. 1722, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
111. Sir JOHN, m., Sept. 171C, Anna-
Maria, eldest da. and co-h. of sir Thomas
Barnardiston, of Brightwell Hall, co. Suf-
folk, bart., (by fAnnc, da. of sir Richard
Rothwell, bart.,) by whom (who </. 174;{) he
had issue,
1. John, (/. an infant.
2. Sir John, 4th bart.
3. Anna-Maria, ;«. Peter Delme, esq.,
son and h. of sir Peter Delme, knt., lord
mayor of London, and d. 24 May 1740.
Sir John d. 4 March 1738-0, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
IV. Sir JOHN, D.C.L., b. 22 Nov. 1728,
m., 4 Feb. 1750, Elizabeth, da. of William
Hedges, of Alderston, co. Wilts, esq., by
whom he had issue,
1. John, h. 22 Dec. 1750, and d. 16 May
1701.
Sir John »n., 2d]y, 1752, Martha, da. and
h. of John Kenward, of Kenward, co. Kent,
esq., (niece by marriage of the 2d sir Gre-
gory Page,) by whom (who d. his widow
1794) he had issue,
2. Sir John-Gregory, 5th bart.
3. The rev. John-Kenward, vicar of
Eltham.
4. John-Barnardiston, d. young, 1757.
Sir John d. 1779, and was succeeded by his
son,
V. Sir JOHN-GREGORY, h. 25 July
175(5, ?n., 9 March 1782, Theodosia-Mar-
garet, 3d da. of John, 2d lord Monson, by
whom he had,
1. Sir John -Kenward, present bart.
2. Theodosia, d, an infant.
3. Charles, h. 18 Aug. 1785, R.N., rf. 3
May 1829; m., 20 April 1822, Frances-Anne,
4th da. of sir Henry Hawley, bart., by
whom he had issue, a son, h. 30 Dec 1823,
and a da., h. March 1825.
4. Catharink-Elizabeth, 5. 29 Jan.
1787, in., 29 Nov. 1806, sir Henry Hawley,
of Leybourne Grange, co. Kent, bart.
5. Henry-Thomas, h. 21 Feb. 1788, a
lieut.-col. in the army, d. at Madras, 20 June
1832.
6. Augusta-Anne, 6. 22 June 1790, d.
unm. 15 June 1833.
7. Theodosia-Martha, h. 28 April 1792,
d. young.
8. Lewis-James, 6. 20 Nov. 1703, d. 15
May 1807.
9. Anne-Maria, h. 12 Dec. 1705, m., 8
May 1819, Maximilian Dallison, esq., of
Hamptons, co. Kent.
10. Emma-Margaret, h. 18 Sept. 1797-
11. HoRATiA, h. 19 May 1709, m., 31 Jan.
1825, the hon. Walter Forbes, capt. in the
Coldstream guards, 2d son of lord Forbes.
12. Charlotte-Susan, h. 23 Feb. 1801,
m., 5 Dec. 1820, John Cornwall, esq., of El-
stead, CO. Surrey, commander R.N.
13. Caroline-Alicia, h. 22 March 1803.
14. Robert-William, 6. 4 Oct. 1804, in
holy orders, m., Feb. 1830, Sophia, young-
est da. of the hon. Mrs. Cornwall.
15. Harriet-Grace, h. 24 April 18<16.
Sir John-Gregory d. 28 Oct. 1831, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir JOHN-KENWARD, present and
fith bart.
yly);?,s— See Plate 11. Argent, a chevron,
between three fusils, ermines.
Crust — Six arrows, interlaced, saltierwlse,
or, tied together, with a belt, gules, the
buckle and pendant or.
Motto — Vinrit qui paiitur.
.SVy?As— At Eltham Lodge, co. Kent, and
Coitshall, CO. Sulfolk.
DUKINFIELD BURDETT.
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DUKINFIELD, of Dukinfteld Hall, co. Chester.
16 June 1GG5.
Sir JOHN-LLOYD DUKINFIELD, Baronet, born 3 Feb. 1785, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Nathaniel, 20 Oct. 1824.
This family appears to have been seated
at Dukinfieid, co. Chester, at least as
early as temp. Edward I.
I. Sir ROBERT, 1st bart., was the son of
Robert Dukinfieid, of Dukinfieid, a cele-
brated officer of the parliamentary army, by
Martha, da. of sir Miles Fleetwood. He ni.,
1st, Jane, da. of sir Thomas Estcourt,knt.,
one of the masters in Chancery, by whom
he had issue,
1. R(>BERT, rf. unm. 1880.
2. Sir CharjuES, 2d bart.
3. John, a merchant of Bristol, ni. a da.
of capt. Andrews, by whom he had several
children, of whom sir Samuel, 4lh bart.,
survived him.
4. Elizabeth, m., 1st, John Molyneux;
and, 2dly, dr. Samuel Done.
5. Anne ; G. Jane.
7. Martha, d. infants or itnm.
Sir Robert m., 2dly, Susanna, da. of Robert
Thompson, of Culpho, co. Suffolk, esq.,
(niece to lord Haversham,) and by her had
issue,
8. Robert, to, Anne, da. and one of the
heiresses of John Brown, esq., by whom he
had,
1. Robert; 2. John; 3. William.
4. Robert ; 5. Elizabeth.
C. Susanna.
9. Joseph.
10. Nathaniel, m., 1st, , da. of
John Parrier, a merchant in London, by
whom he had several children, who all d.
tmm. ; and, 2dly, Margaret, da. of mr.
Thomas Jolly, by whom he had,
1. Sir Nathaniel, 5th bart.
2. Robert, d. 1/81.
11. William, m., 1/30, mrs. Patten, re-
lict of mr. Patten, of Warrington.
12. Samuel.
Frances, tn. Thomas Butterworth,
13,
esq.
14.
15.
17.
Mary-Anne, m. dr. Coulton.
Susanna; 16. Jane.
Sarah, m. John Redish, of Man-
chester.
18. Elizabeth; 19. Catharine.
20. Judith.
Sir Robert d. Nov. 1729, and was succeeded
bv his eldest surviving son,
'11. Sir CHARLES, m., 1st, Mary, da. and
co-h. of M. Hollinshed, of Macclesfield,
CO. Chester, esq., by whom he had five chil-
dren, all d. He m., 2dly, Sarah, da. and h.
of Hewitt Parker, esq., and niece of sir
Samuel Daniel, knt., by whom he had issue,
1. Samuel; 2. Charles; 3. John.
4. Francis, allrf. young.
5. Sir William, 3d bart.
Sir Charles was succeeded by his only surviv-
ing son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, to whom sir Samuel
Daniel, of Over Tabley, left his estates co.
Chester; and who, by act of parliament,
assumed the name of Daniel; m. Penelope,
da. of John Vernon, of Hilton, co. Stafford,
esq., by whom (who m., 2dly, John Astley,
esq.) he had an only da.,
Henrietta, d. lanru
Sir William d. without male issue, 12 Jan.
1758, and was succeeded by his cousin,
IV. Sir SAMUEL, son of John, 3d son of
sir Robert, 1st bart., m., but d. without
issue, 15 May 1768, and was succeeded by
his kinsman,
V. Sir NATHANIEL, son of Nathaniel,
3d son of sir Robert, 1st bart.; ?»., 1783,
Katherine, sister of John Warde, of Squer-
ries, CO. Kent, esq., and by her (who d. 29
Sept. 1823) had issue,
1. Samuel, capt. 7th dragoons, drowned
on his return from Spain, 22 Jan. 1810.
2. Sir John-Lloyd, present bart.
3. Charles-Egebton, b. 1787, d. an in-
fant.
4. Katherine, h. 7 Feb. 1789.
5. Henry-Robert, in holy orders, rector
of St. Giles, Reading, and Walthara, co.
Berks, b. 1 Jan. 1791.
(j. Charles-Egerton, b. 31 March 1792,
in the service of the E. I. C, m., 11 July
1833, Dorothea, da. of John Luscombe, of
Combe Royal, co. Devon, esq., and has issue,
Lloyd, h. 25 May 1834.
7. Frederick, b. 1793, d. an infant.
Sir Nathaniel d. 20 Oct. 1824, and was sivc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
VI. Sir JOHN-LLOYD, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 11. Argent, a cross,
voided, pointed, sable.
Crest — Out of a dvical crown, or, a dexter
arm and hand, proper, clothed, gules, hold-
ing the sun in glory.
Motto — Vbi amor ibi fides.
Seat — Stanlake, co. Berks.
BURDETT, of Burthwaite, co. York.
25 July 1665.
Sir CHARLES-WINDHAM BURDETT, Baronet, Lieiit.-col. in the
Army, Lorn 19 July 1771? succeeded his father, sir Charles, 19 July 1803.
This family is descended from Almaricus
de Burdett, who held lands in Skelmer-
Ihorpe, temp. Hen. III. His son Robert ac-
quired by marriage with Idonea, da. and h.
of sir Robert de Baliol, (by Margaret, da.
and h. of sir Robert de Denly,) the lordship
of Denly, which continued to be the resi-
dence of the elder branch of the family till
J615.
I. Sir FRANCIS, 1st bart., m., 21 Oct.
16(J9, Frances, da. of — Stephenson,
CO. Lincoln, esq., (who d. June 1(579,) rf.
about 1/19, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
n. Sir FRANCIS, 6. 2 Aug. 1675, »;., 31
July 1710, Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Charles
Windham, of Stokesby, co. Norfolk, esq.,
widow of Windham Barnham, esq., (by
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OGLANDER.
Elizabeth, da. of sir Thomas Berney, bart,)
by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Hugh, 3d bart.
2. Sir Charles, 4th bart.
And 12 other children, all d. young or unm.
He d. 1748, and his lady 1758, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
HI. The rev. sir HUGH, b. 18 Nov. 1715,
who was vicar of Newington, co. Kent, d.
unm. Sept. 17(iO, and was succeeded by his
brother,
IV. Sir CHARLES, m., 1st, Jane, da. of
Harrison, of York, (who d. circa 1763,) and
had issue five children, who all d. in their
infancy. He m., 2dly, 26 Sept. 1770, Sarah,
da. of Joseph Halsey, merchant, at Boston,
in New England, widow of Phillips,
of Boston, and had issue,
1. Sir Charles-Windham, present bart.
2. George-Savjlle, 6. 18 Aug. 1774, ma-
jor in the army, killed with his wife and
only child in the hurricane at S. Lucia, 21
Oct. 1817 ; m. Sophia, sister of lieut.-col.
Wilkins, K.C.B.
3. Jerome, b. 27 Sept. 1778, capt. 34th
foot, m. Elizabeth, da. of Bulleyn, of
Ireland, d, 17 March, leaving issue by her,
whorf. 3 June 1821,
1. Charles-Went worth, b. 26 Dec. 1806,
in the army in India.
2. Ellen.
4. Sarah.
5. Elizabeth, m., 14 Jan. 1802, William-
Hugh Burgess, esq., of Birchin Lane, Lon-
don, awAd. 22 Feb. 1810.
Sir Charles d. 19 July 1803, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir CHARLES-WINDHAM, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 11. Paly of six, argent,
and sable on a bend, gules, three martlets,
or.
Crest — On a tower, argent, a martlet, with
wings displayed, or.
OGLANDER, of Nunwell, in the Isle of Wight, co. Hants.
12 Dec. 16G5.
Sir WILEIAM OGLANDER, Baronet, born 13 Sept. 1769, succeeded
liis father, sir WiUiam, 4 Jan. 1806, and was M.P. 1812, for Bodmin;
married., 20 May 181j0, Maria-Anne, eldest da. of George-Henry, present
duke of Grafton, and has issue, 1. HENRY, h. 24 June 1811 ; 2.
William, b. 27 July 1813; 3. Charlotte-Maria, b. 28 March
1818.
Roger de Okelandre, the first of this
family in England, (said to have come from
Caen, in Normandy, with William the Con-
queror,) settled at Nurncell, in the Isle of
Wight, which he and his successors, in an
uninterrupted male line, have, from that
to the present time, made the place of their
residence; and we find some of them, in
the very early deeds and evidences, pur-
chasing and disposing of lands, styled lords
of Nimivell. It is plain, from the most
authentic records, that this family lived
there in the time of Henry III., Edward I.,
and Edward II., and were possessed of the
same lands ; as appears by inquisitions then
taken.
Sir John Oglander, knt., was appoint-
ed deputy-governor of Portsmouth, by
William, earl of Pembroke, l(i20, which
he resigned 1624, on being made deputy-
governor of the Isle of Wight ; m. Frances,
da. of sir George Moore, of Loseley, co.
Surrey, knt., chancellor of the most noble
order of the garter, and had issue,
1. George, d. abroad on his travels, 1632.
2. Sir William, 1st bart.
3. John, fellow of New College, Oxford.
4. Richard, m. Eleanor Webbe.
5. Anne, m. sir Stci)hen Lennard, of
West Wickham, co. Kent, bart.
6. Frances, m. Robert Clarke, of Wemb-
don, near Hridgewater, co. S(nnerset, esq.
7. Bridget, m. Robert, son of sir Ro-
bert Eaton, of Shropshire.
1. Sir WILLIAM OGLANDER, knt.,
was, 1664, appointed deputy-governor of
the island; and in l(i()5, in consideration
of his own loyalty, and his father's suffer-
ings for a zealous attachment to the royal
cause, was, by Charles II., created a bart.
At the Restoration he was elected M.P. for
Newport. Sir William ni. Dorothy, da. of
sir Francis Gierke, of llitcham, co. Bucks,
by whom he had.
1. John, d. young.
2. Sir John, 2d bart.
3. George ; 4. William, both ri. young.
5. Frances, d. young.
6. Dorothy, d. young.
7. Dorothea, m. sir Hugh Middleton,
of Hackney, co. Middlesex, bart.
Sir William d. about 1671, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Mary, da. of William
Webb, esq., alderman of London, by whom
(who d. about 1680) he had,
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. Margaret, m. Christopher Myngs,
esq.
3. Amy ; 4. Frances; .5. Mary.
6. Hannah, m. Matthew Combe, M.D.
7. Dorothy.
Sir John d. about 1685, and was succeeded
by his only son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, m. Elizabeth, da. of
sir John Strode, of Parnham, co. Dorset,
knt., (by his 2d wife, Anne, relict of John,
2(1 lord Poulet, of Hinton St. Gt>orge, co.
Somerset, and da. of sir Thomas Browne,
bart.,) by whom he had,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Anne, d. iinm.
3. Elizabeth, ?>?., 1st, Robert Holmes,
and, 2dly, Robert Haldane, esqs,
4. Frances, m. Henry Harris, of Silk-
stead, CO. Hants, esq.
Sir William d. in Aug. 1734, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
IV. Sir JOHN, who, in 1764, in right of
his mother, (the other children of sir John
Strode, her father, dying without issue,)
became heir of that ancient family. He m.,
1720, Margaret, da. of John Coxe, of Stone
Easton, co. Somerset, esq., by whom he
had,
1. Sir WiLMAM, 5th bart.
2. John, warden of New College, Oxford,
m., 1776, Jane-Mary, only da. of the rev. mr.
NELTHORPE.
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Ravne, of Netherburgh, co. Dorset. He
rf. 13 Jan. 1/94, set. 6(1, and she 27 Jan. 1829.
3. Henry, a fellow of Winchester Col-
lege, d. 16 March 1814.
4. Margaret, d. num.
5. Anxe, d. yonng.
6. Elizabeth, m., 1st, m Jan. 1/62, sir
Gerrard Napier, of More Critchell, co. Dor-
set, bart., who d. in 1765 ; and, 2dly, in
1779. James Webb, esq., who d. 1786: she
d. 16 Oct. 1814.
7- Frances, d. unm.
8, Susannah, m., in 1763, John Glynn,
of Glynn, in Cornwall, esq., serjeant-at-law,
recorder of London, and M.P. for Middle-
sex.
Sir John rf. 11 May 1767, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir WILLIAM, h. 8 July 1733, m.,
21 Dec. 1765, Sukey, da. of Peter Serle, of
Testwood, near Southampton, esq., (by his
2d w'fe, Susanna, da. of sir John Ston-
house, bart., of Radley, co. Berks,) and by
her (who rf. July 18(14) had issue,
1. John, who rf. an infant.
2. Sir WiLLiAur, present bart.
3. Henry, rf. an infant.
4. JoH.v, fellow of Merton College, Ox-
ford, rf. 30 Oct. 1825.
5. Peter, rector of East Stoke, co. Dor-
set, rf. 18i»7-
fi. Richard, of Fairlee, in the Isle of
Wioht, sometime consul at Tunis, m,, 27
Jan. 1811, Caroline, da. of Charles Tulin,
Swedish consul at Tunis, by whom (who rf.
29 June 1826) he had issue,
1. John-William, h. 21 June 1826.
2. Caroline ; 3. Susan-Margaret
4. Frances ; 5. Matilda.
6. Elizabeth-Laura.
7. Henry, heut.-col. in the army.
8. Sukey-Margaret, m., 1800, her cou-
sin, the rev. Anthony-William Glynn, rec-
tor of Kingstone, in the Isle of Wight, and
of Lesnewth, co. Cornwall.
9. Elizabeth-Anne, rf. an infant.
10. Frances-Dorothea.
11. Anne, rf. an infant.
Sir William rf. 4 Jan. 1806, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 12. Azure, a stork, be-
tween three cross crosslets, fytche, or.
Crest — A bear's head, couped, or, his
mouth embrued, gules.
Motto — Servare miojia vitce.
Seats — At Nunwell, near Ryde, in the
Isle of Wight; and at Parnham, co. Dorset.
NELTHORPE, of Gray's Inn, co. Middlesex.
10 May 1GG6.
Sir JOHN NELTHORPE, Baronet, bor?i 1814, succeeded his uncle,
sir Henry, 12 May 1830.
Christopher Nelthorpe, of Staple-
hurst, CO. Kent, is the first of this family
we have any account of. He was great-
great-grandfather of
I. Sir JOHN, of Gray's Inn, the 1st bart.
i who founded two free schools co. Lincoln,
at Scawby and Glamfordbriggs,) was created
a bart., with remainder, on failure of issue
male of his body, to his nephew, Goddard
Nelthorpe, eldest son of his younger bro-
ther, Edward Nelthorpe, of Glamfordbriggs,
CO. Lincoln. Sir John rf. num., 1669, and
was succeeded, pursuant to the limitation
of his patent, by his said nephew,
II. Sir GODDARD, m. Dorothy, da. of
Hugh Henne, of Rooksnest, co. Surrey,
esq., relict of Nicholas Poultney, esq., by
whom (who rf. about 1716) he had issue,
1. Henry, rf, in the lifetime of his father,
having m. Anne, only da. and h. of Na-
thaniel Hobson, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir Montagu, 3d bart.
2. Sir Henry, 5th bart.
3. Anne.
His wife surviving him, was afterwards
»n. to Paris Slaughter, esq.
2. John, who is supposed to have rf.
without issue.
3. Edward, m. Anne, da. of sir William
Costwick, bart., and rf. 24 Dec. 1728, with-
out issue.
4. Richard, a goldsmith in London.
Sir Goddard rf. 22 Jan. 1703, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
III. Sir MONTAGUE, eldest son of
Henry, m. Elizabeth, only da. and h. of
Henry Coxwell, esq., (by Lenna, sister and
h. of sir William Dodwell, knt.,) and rf. 21
Feb. 1721, leaving issue by her (who d. 1713)
an only son,
IV. Sir HENRY, successor to his father,
rf. 16 March 1728; upon his death the dig-
nity and estate went to his uncle,
V. Sir HENRY, 2d son of Henry, eldest
son of sir Goddard, m., 1st, a sister of Tho-
mas Seaman, of St. Andrew's, co. Suffolk,
esq., which lady rf. July 1740, leaving two
das., one of whom m. Joseph Smith, esq.,
and rf. a widow in 1770. Sir Henry m., 2dly,
Elizabeth, da. of mr. Brampston, and relict
of Joseph Woolmore, of Castlethoi-pe, co.
Lincoln, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir John, 6th bart.
2. Charlotte, h. 29 Jan. 1742, m. the
rev. Robert-Carter Thelwall, of Redbourae,
CO. Lincoln, and had issue, 1 da., Charlotte,
who m., 21 July 1791, William, 8th duke of
.St. Alban's, and rf. without issue.
3. Catharine, rf. Oct. 1780.
Sir Henry rf. 1746, and was succeeded by his
only son,
VI. Sir JOHN, b. 5 March 1745, m., in
1772, Charlotte, da. of Andrew Willoughby,
esq., and by her (who rf. Feb. 1829, aet. 80,)
had issue,
1. Anna-Maria-Charlotte, >»., 18{Vi,
John-Plomer Clarke, of Welton Place, co.
Northampton, esq.
2. Sir Henry, 7th bart.
3. Frances-Mary, m., 1802, the rev. sir
Charles Anderson, of Lea, co. Lincoln, bart.
4. John, of Ferriby, rf. 1824, having m.,
13 Dec. 1810, Mary-Anne, 3d da. of John
Brooke, of Bardney Hall, co. York, esq., by
whom (who rf. 13 May 1811) he had issue,
1. Sir John, present bart.
2. Henry, 6. 1820 ; 3. Charlotte.
',. Montague, rf. an infant.
Sir John rf. 14 June 1799, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VII. Sir HENRY, h. 25 Dec. 1773; //(.,
18117. Margaret, da. of James Duthie, co.
Stirling, N.B., esq., but rf. without issue, 12
May 1830, and was succeeded by his ne-
phew,
VIII. Sir JOHN, present and 8th bart.
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TWISDEN.— MARTIN.
Arms — See Plate 12. Argent, on a pale,
sable, a sword, erect, of the first, hilt and
pommel, or.
Crest — Out of clouds, an arm, couped.
lying fessewise, holding in the hand a
sword erect, argent, hilt and pommel, or.
Seat — At Sealby, co. Lincoln.
TWISDEN, of Bradbourn, co. Kent.
13 June 1006.
Sir JOHN TWISDEN, Baronet, born in June 17S5 ; succeeded his
father, sir John-Papillon, 10 Feb. 1810 ; married^ 25 Feb. 1811, Catharine-
Judith, da. of the rev. William Coppard, rector of Graveley, co. Cam-
bridge, and by her (who d. 29 April 1811), fet. 29,) had no surviving issue.
Sir Thomas Twisden, Istbart., (of this
branch,) was 2d son of sir William Twys-
den, of East Peckham, bart., (see that titlp,)
by lady Anne Finch, da. of the 1st countess
of Winchilsea. He was bred to the law,
and became one of the justices of the King's
Bench IO(iO. He altered the spelling of his
name from Ttvi/sden, as it was spelt by his
ancestors, (and is still by the Twysdens, of
East Peckham, barts.,) to Tivisden, to dis-
tinguish the two families; and this alter-
ation has been followed by his descendants
to the present time. He m. Jane, da. of
John Tomlinson, esq., by whom (who sur-
vived him and d. 1702) lie had,
1. Sir Roger, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, who had issue.
3. William.
4. Heneage, d. without issue.
5. Francis, tn. Rebecca, da. of Philip
Lemon, esq., widow of mr. Hale, son of sir
Matthew Hale, knt., and d. 20 Nov. 1721;
by her he had 5 children, of which only 2
das. survived him ; Jane, m, sir William
Twysden, bart. ; and Isabella, d. unm.
6. Jane, the eldest da. of sir Thomas, m.
sir John Simpson, knt., serjeant-at-law, and
d. 7 Dec. IfiOO.
7. Anne, d. without issue.
8. Margaret, was the 2d wife of sir
Thomas Style, bart.
9. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Dalyson, esq.
10. Eleanor, m, sir Felix Wylde, bart.
11. Isabel, d, without issue.
Sir Thomas d. 2 Jan. 1G83, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
II. Sir ROGER, m. Margaret, da. of sir
John Marsham, bart., and aunt to the late
lord Romney, by whom he had, besides
other issue,
1. Sir Roger, 3d bart.
2. Elizabeth, ??i. sir Richard Newdigate,
bart.
Sir Roger d. 28 Feb. 1702-3, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son.
III. Sir ROGER, ni. Anne, da. of Jolm
Musters, esq., by whom (who survived her
husband, and d, Oct. 1729,) he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. Sir Roger, 5th bart.
3. William; 4. John.
Sir Roger d. 12 Sept. 1728, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir THOMAS, who, going abroad in
173(t, rf. at Grenada, in Spain, in Aug. 1737>
num., and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir ROGER, m. Elizabeth, da. and h.
of Edmund Watton, of Addington, co.
Kent, esq., and widow of Leonard Bartho-
lomew, esq., and by her (who survived him,
and d. 1775,) he left,
1. Sir Roger, 6th bart. ; 2. William.
3. Sir John-Pa piLLON, 7th bart.
Sir Roger d. 7 March 1772, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir ROGER, who, 25 Jan. 1770, m.
Elizabeth, da. of mr. Waldash, by whom
(who d. 3 Feb. I!i33) he had 1 da., h. 170((,
after the death of her father, and m. Tho-
mas-Law Hodges, of Hempsted Place, co.
Kent, esq., M.P.
Sir Roger d. Oct. 1779, and v/as succeeded
by his next surviving brother,
VII. Sir JOHN-PAPILLON, m., 8 April
1782, Elizabeth, da. of sir Francis Geary,
ban., and by her (who d. Jan. 181(i) had
issue.
Sir John, present bart.
Sir John-Papillon d. 10 Feb. 1810, and was
succeeded by his only son,
VIII. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 12. Per Saltire, arg<;nt
and gules, a saltier, between four cross
crosslcts, all counterchanged, a crescent for
difference.
O-e.s^ — A cockatrice, azure, with wings
displayed, or.
Motto — Prcpvisa mala peretoit.
Seat— At Bradbourn House, five miles
from Maidstone, co. Kent.
MARTIN, of Long-Melford, co. Suffolk.
28 March 1GG7.
Sir ROGER MARTIN, Baronet, born 22 Feb. 1778, succeeded his
father, sir IMordaunt, Oct. 1815 ; sometime senior judge of the court of appeal
at Moorshedabad, on the Bengal establishment.
This family is of considerable antiquity
in the county of Suffolk, having been seat-
e'.l at Long Melford, at least as early as
temp. Edw. IV.
I. Sir ROGER, 1st bart., so created, as
above, was son of Richard, and grandson
of sir Roger Martin, knt., m., 16G3, Tr.m-
worth, da. of Edv/ard florner, esq., by
whom (whof/. 15 Aug. l(l!)ij) ho had issue,
1. Ro(;En, 6. KM), d. an infant.
2. Sir Ro(;icrt, 2d bart.
3. Edward, b. 1(573.
HANHAM.
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4. Henry, b. 1674.
5. JoHX, 6, 167(5.
6. Fraxcis, b. 1G33, d. an infant.
7. Jerjivn, 6. 1()85, d. young.
8. Joseph, 6. 1(J88.
9. Ta.mworth, 6. 1664, m. Thomas Rook-
wood, esq., (butrf. in childbed of her only
da. Elizabeth, who m. John, sou of sir Wil-
liam Gage, bart.)
10. Catharine: 11. Jane.
Sir Roger d. 8 July 1712, and was succeeded
by his eldest surviving son,
11. Sir ROGER, b. 1667, m. Anna-Ma-
ria Harvey, by whom {who d. io May 1739)
he had issue,
1. Sir Roger, 3d bart. ; 2. Richard.
Sir Roger d. May 1742, and was succeeded
by his son,
III. Sir ROGER, m. Sophia, da, of brig.-
gen. Lewis Mordaunt, brother to the earl
of Peterborough, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Mordaunt, 4th bart.
2. Anna-Marie, ?». Louis Vigoreux, esq.
Sir Roger rf. 12 June 1762, and was succeeded
by his only son,
IV. Sir MORDAUNT, b. 1740, marshal
of the Vice-Admiralty Court, Jamaica, m.,
1st, 5 Aug. 1765, Everilda-Dorothea, 3d da.
of the rev. William Smith, rector of Bum-
ham, CO. Norfolk, and by her (who d. Sept.
1800) had issue,
1. Sir Roger, present bart.
2. Sophia, d. unm. 18 Nov. 1827.
3. Everilda, m. the rev. Thomas Ber-
nard.
4. Anna-Maria, m., 23 Jan. 1805, the
rev. John Glasse, rector of Burnham, co.
Norfolk.
5. Louisa ; 6. Catharina.
7. Frances, rf. 1802.
8. Caroline, »»., 22 Oct. 1805, James
Monroe, of Hadlev, co. Middlesex, esq.
Sir Mordaunt />^, 2dly, 4 Aug. 1808, the
relict of the rev. Edward North, and da. of
the rev. Armine Stylem.an, of Snettisham,
CO. Norfolk, by v;hom (who survived him
and d. 29 April 1825) he had no issue.
Sir Mordaunt rf. Oct. 1815, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
V. Sir ROGE R, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 12. Argent, a chevron,
between three mascles, sable, all within a
border, engrailed, gules.
Ciest — A demi-cockatrice.
Motto — Initium sapientiee est timor Dominu
Seats — At Burnham, co. Norfolk, and
Long-Melford, co. Suffolk.
HANHAM, of ^^'iNBOURNE, CO. Dorset.
24 May 1GG7.
Sir JAMES PIANHAM, Baronet, in holy orders, rector of Winter-
borne Selston, CO. Dorset, succeeded his father, the rer. sir James, 11
March loOG ; married^ 1st, 16 April 1793, Anne, da. of the late lieut.
Edward Pike, ll.N., by whom (who d. 15 July 1801) he had issue, 1.
James, d. 4 Dec. 1798; 2. Jaxe-Pexelope, d. 24 Aug. 1830;
3. Edward, d. 19 Sept. 1807; 4. WILLIAM, vu, (J Nov. 1823,
Harriett, da. of 3Iorgan, esq., of Mount Clare, co. Surrey ; 6.
A>:xe-Price, d. 23 March 1818; 6. Phelips. Sir James »2., 2dly,
14 Dec. 1815, miss EHza Pattey, of Winbourne, co. Dorset.
This family is said to have come ori-
ginally out of Gloucestershire, and to be
denominated from Hanham, in that county.
P'iter de Hanham, who li^'ed in the 13th
century, is the first we rind mentioned.
I. Sir WILLIAM, created a bart. as above,
/;(., 16G0, Elizabeth, da. of George Cooper,
of Clarendon Park, co. V/ilts, esq., brother
to Anthony Ashley, 1st earl of Shuftesbuiy,
lord chancellor of England, d. 1671, and
was succeeded by his only son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Jane, da. and sole h. of
William Eyre, of Newstone Park, co. Wilts,
esq., and had issue,
1. Sir WILLIAM, 3d bart.
2. John ; 3. Thomas ; 4. Charles.
5. Edward, rf. young.
6. Elizabeth, d. voung.
III. Sir WILLIAM, m., June 1717, Mary,
eldest da. of William Norris, of Nonsuch,
CO. Wilts, esq., (by Elizabeth, da. of Jacob
Selfe, of Bean Acre, in the same county,
esq.,) and had issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. Thomas', 3. John, rf. 1746.
4. Sir James, 6th bart.
5. Eleanor, m. John Grove, of Ferns,
CO. Wilts, esq.
6. Elizabeth; 7- Another Elizabeth;
8. Maria, ail rf. young.
Sir William rf. ' March 1762, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, m., Ist, March 1744,
Anne, da. of James Jennings, of Shiplake,
CO. Oxon, esq., by whom he had no issue:
he ?/>., 2clly, June 1762, Mary, 3d da. of dr.
\Villiam Lynch, dean of Canterbury, (bv
Mary, youngest da. of archbishop Wake,)
and by her (who rf. Oct. 1764) he had issue.
Sir William-Thomas, 5th bart.
He m., 3dly, Dee. 1765, Harriot, 3d da, of
Henry Drax, esq., (by Elizabeth, da. and h.
of sir Edward Erie, of Maddington, 00.
Wilts, bart.,) by whom he had no issue. Sir
William rf. 11 Feb. 1776, and was succeeded
by his son,
V. Sir W^ILLIAM-THOMAS, 6. June
1763, rf. 19 Aug. 1791, and was succeeded by
his uncle,
VI. Sir JA!\IES, in holy orders, ?>?., 1757,
Jane, niece and sole h. of William Phelips, of
Corfe Mullen, co. Dorset, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir JA3IES, present bart.
2. Jane-Penelope.
3. Elizabeth, rf. 1783.
4. William, rf. 1808; 5. Anne.
6. Edward, lieut. R..N., rf. at Bermuda,
1808.
7. Harriet, rf. 1800; 8. Eleanor.
9. Charles, m. Anne, da. of Philip
Ahire, or Ahrie, of Jersey, esq.
10. John, rf. at Seringapatam ISOO.
11. Maria, m. Richard Bcntley, esq.,
grandson of dr. Richard Bentley, master of
Trinity College, Cambridge, and rf. 23 Nov,
1811,
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MOSTYN.
12. Penelope.
Sir James d. 11 March 1806, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir JAMES, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 12. Quarterly, or, and
gules, on a bend, sable, three crosses patee,
filched, of the first.
Crest— h. gryphon's head, or.
Seats— M. Dean's Court, near Winbourn,
CO. Dorset ; and Neston Park, co. Wilts.
MOSTYN, of Talacre, co. Flint.
28 April 1 070.
Sir EDWARD MOSTYN, Baronet, Custos Brevium of the Court of
Common Pleas, succeeded his father, sir Pyers, 29 Oct. 1823; horn 10
April 1785; married, 20 Oct. 1808, a da. of Nicholas Blundell, of Crosby
Hall, CO. Lancaster, esq., by whom (who died in consequence of jumping
from her carriage, with which the horses had run away, 31 Jan, 1825,) he
had issue, 1. Pyers, b. 20 Aug. 1809, d. 1810; 2. Barbara, b.
15 Sept. 1810, 7«., 22 Oct. 1829, Charles Stanley, esq., brother of sir
Thomas Stanley, of Hooton, bart.; 3. PYERS, b. 25 Sept. 1811 ; 4.
Edward-Henrv, in the army, i. 14 Jan. 1813; 5. Charles, 6. 22
Dec. 1813; 6- Thomas, b. 28 March 1815; 7- Llewellyn, b.
9. Frances, b. 23
— 11. Mary, b. 13
22 June 181G ; 8. Walter, h. 22 June 1818 ;
April 1819; 10. Clementina, 6.2 May 1820;
July 1821 ; 12. William, 6. 2 Aug. 1823. Sir Edward w., 2dly, 1
Aug. 1826, Constantia, 3d da. of the late Henry Slaughter, esq., and the
dowager viscountess JMontagu, and has, 13. George, h. 20 June 1827,
d. 20 Jan. 1828; 14. Constantia, b. 1 Feb. 1829; 15. Wini-
fred, b. 20 June 1830 ; IG. Teresa, b. IG Oct. 1831 ; 17- Mary-
Lucy, b. 2G May 1833.
This is one of the numerous Welch fa-
milies which descend from Tudor Trevor,
(the ancestor of the royal house of Tudor,)
who is said to have been earl of Hereford,
in the early part of the 10th century. Ri-
chard ap Howell, a lineal descendant in the
18th generation from Tudor Trevor, was
seated at Moston (or, as it is now called,
Mostyn) temp. Hen. VIII.; he m. Catha-
rine, da. of sir Thomas Salusbury, knt.,
and d. 153!), leaving two sons,
1. Thoinias, who adopted the name of
Mostyn, and was great-grandfather of sir
Roger Mostyn, of Mostyn, created a bart.
.'i Aug. I()(j0, which title became extinct on
the death of sir Thomas Mostyn, (jth bart.
2. Pyers, of whom hereafter.
Pyers Mostt/n, of Talacre, co. Flint, esq.,
(second son of Richard ap Howell,) m. He-
len, da. of Thomas Griffith, of Panty-
Lundy, esq., by whom he had issue, 1. sir
Pi/ers, his successor, m. Lowry, da. of John
Conway, of Botroddan, esq., and d. without
i.ssue; 2. IVillkun; 'X Jane, m. John Eger-
ton, of Egerton and Oulton, co. Chester,
esq. IVilluim, 2d son, and suc(.'essor to his
brother, »/., about ir)40, Anne, sole da. and
h. of Henry ap Harry, of Bassingwarkc, or
Greenfield, with whom he ac(iuired the
houses and lands in the nciglibourhood of
Bassingwarkc Abbey, (which arc still in the
family,) and had issue, Edward, of Bas-
singwarkc, m. Elizabeth, da. of Edward
Morgan, of Golden Grove, esq., and had
John, of Talacre and GrecnfieUl, who by
Anne, da. of Henry Fox, of Lehurst, co.
Salop, esq., was father of
I. Sir EDWAIll), the 1st bart. of this
l)ianch, 711., 1st, Elizabeth, da. of Robert
D )wns, of Bodney, co. Norfolk, esq., by
whom he liad issue,
1. John, d. young.
2. Sir Pyers, 2d bart.
3. John; 4. Edwakd ; 5. Axdrew, alld,
Fettiplaee, esq.
unm.
6. Margaret, m.
7. Elizabeth; S.Anne
He /»., 2dly, Ellen, da. of Draycot, esq.,
and widow of Thomas Pool, esq. ; and .3dly,
Mary, sister of Richard, viscount Moly-
neux, of Ireland, and widow of sir George
Selby, but had no issue by either. Sir Ed-
ward was succeeded by his eldest surviving
son,
II. Sir PYERS, m. Frances, da. and co-h.
of the above-mentioned sir George Selby»
by whom he had issue,
1. Edward, d. unm.
2. Sir Pyers, 3d bart,
3. Sir George, 4th bart.
4. Thomas.
5. Mary, m. John Hornyhold.
G. Frances, tn. John Dalton.
7. Anne, m. Thomas Culcheth, esq.
ii. Winifred; 9. Juliana, both d. unm.
Sir Pyers d. \5 Nov. 1720, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir PYERS, who d. unm. 17^5, and
was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir GEORGE, m., 1st, Mary, da. of
Thomas Clifton, of Litham, co. Lancaster,
es(i., by whom he had no issue; and 2dly,
Teresa, da. of Cliarles Townly, of Townly,
CO. Lancaster, esii., by whom (who (/. 27
March 17(I()> he had issue,
1. Sir Edward, .5111 bart.
2. Pyers, b. 1 Jan. 1727,
.3. Charles, d. an infant.
4. Thomas, h. 2 March 17.32, m., 1773,
Mary-Catharine, eldest da. of Henry Roper,
10th lord Teynhain.
.'). Mary, 'm., 17-">2, Cliarles, 2d son of
George, l.'tth earl of Shrewsbury.
(!. Teresa, d. an infant.
7. ELizAriETH, fi. 21 July 1733, m. Henry
Blundell, esq., and d. March 17()7'
Sir George il. 30 Sc])t. 174G, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son.
STONHOUSE.— CROFT.
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V. Sir EDWARD, b. 27 April 1725, m.,
June 1748, Barbara, da. and h, of sir George
Browne, bart., by Barbara, da. of Edward-
Henry Lee, 1st earl of Lichfield. By this
lady (who re-m. Edward Gore, esq.) he had
issue,
1. Sir PvERS, 6th bart.
2. Charles, d. an infant.
3. Charles, b. 21 Nov. 1753, who, pur-
suant to the will of sir George Browne,
bart., assumed the name and arms of Browne,
and m., 1st, July 1775, a sister of William
Witham, esq., arid had issue,
1. William ; 2. Winifred, both dec.
He m., 2dly, miss Tooker, and had issue,
3. Charles, m. Maria, da. of Charles
Buller, of Ballyragget, esq., and d. 1811,
leaving issue.
4. Barbara, d. an infant.
Sir Edward d. March 1755, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
VI. Sir PYERS, b. 23 Dec. 1749, m., 1780,
Barbara Slaughter, of Ingatestone, co. Es-
sex, and by her (who d. 2 Oct. 1815) had
issue.
Sir Edward, present bart.
Sir Pyers d. 29 Oct. 1823, and was succeeded
by his son,
VII. Sir EDWARD, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 12. Per bend sinister,
ermine and ermines, a lion rampant, or.
Crest — 1st, on a mount vert, a lion as in
the arms. 2d, a trefoil slipped, vert.
^eats—A.t Talacre and Greenfield, both
CO. Flint.
STONHOUSE, of R ad ley, co. Berks.
5 May 1670.
(See STONHOUSE, of Radley, co. Berks, 7 May 1628.)
CROFT, of Croft Castle, co. Hereford.
18 Nov. 1671.
Sir THOMAS-ELMSLEY CROFT, Baronet, F.S.A., horn 2 Sept.
1798, succeeded his father, sir Richard, 13 Feb. 1818; married^ 9 Sept.
1824, Sophia- Jane-I^ateward, only child of Richard-Lateward Lateward,
esq., of Grove House, Ealing, Middlesex, and has, Grace, b. 3 June 1826.
It has been remarked that this family
" presents one of the very few instances in
which property has descended from father
to son for more than seven hundred years",
and that "in almost every generation, from
the commencement of the 14th century, re-
cords exist of the public services of its re-
presentatives."
The name is undoubtedly Saxon ; and in
Doomsday Book, Bernard de Croft is stated
to have held the tenement of Croft in Here-
fordshire, which continued in the possession
of his descendants until the last century. In
1274, Roger de Croft was sub-escheator for
that county. Sir Hugh de Croft, lord of
Croft, was created a knight of the Bath, 33
Edw. I. ; was M.P. for the county of Here-
ford 1315; and in a contemporary roll of
arms he is said to have used the same bear-
ings as have been borne by his descendants,
but his ancestors bore that coat withotit the
lion.
His son, Hugh, was a justice of assize
1338, and was succeeded by his son, sir John
de Croft, who was frequently employed in
negotiations in Flanders, between 1402,
when he was captain of Merk Castle, near
Calais, and 1404. By Janet, 3d da. and co-
h. of the renowned Owen Glendower, he
had issue William, whose son, sir Richard,
was one of the most distinguished soldiers
of his times, and a zealous partisan of the
House of York. At the battle of Tewkes-
bury he took the Prince of Wales prisoner,
and'having brought him before Edward-, the
young prince was barbarously murdered,
though without sir Richard's participation
in the deed. He was sheriff co. Hereford in
tlie loih, and knight of the shire for that
county in the 17th Edw. IV. In 1 Hen.
VII. he was treasurer of the king's house-
hold ; and at the battle of Stoke, 1487, was
created a knight banneret : at the death of
Prince Arthur, 1502, sir Richard was steward
of his household; and d. very aged in 1509.
His son, sir Edward, was several times
sheriff of Herefordshire ; and was one of
the counsel to the princess Mary; he d.
1547, and was succeeded by his son, Richard,
the father of sir James Croft, whose name
so frequently occurs in the history of the
reigns of Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth,
as governor of Haddington, and lord de-
puty of Ireland, 1551 ; deputy constable of
the Tower, 1552; governor of Berwick,
1559; comptroller of the household, and
privy counsellor, 1570 ; knight of the shire
CO. Hereford 5th, 13th, 28th, 29th, 30th, and
35th Eliz., and a commissioner to treat with
the agents of the king of Spain at Bour-
bourg in 1588, Sir James d. 1591. Ed-
ward, his son, was M.P. for Leominster,
1571 and 1586, d. 1601, leaving a son, sir
Herbert, M.P. co. Hereford, temp. Eliz. and
Jas. I., who had four sons, of whom sir
William, sir James, and Robert were colo-
nels in the service of Charles I., and were
conspicuous for their eminent loyalty. The
two first mentioned d. s.p. ; Herbert, the 3d
son, and eventually h. of sir Herbert, b.
1608, having entered into holy orders, be-
came celebrated as a divine and a scholar :
he Was appointed bishop of Hereford 1662,
and d. 1692. His only child,
I. Sir HEBERT, 1st bart., was so created
18th Nov. 1671, m. Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Archer, of Umbersdale, co. Warwick, esq.,
aunt of the 1st lord Archer, by whom (who
d. 17<*9) he had issue,
1. Sir Archer, 2d bart.
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ST. AUBYN.
2. Francis, of London, merchant, b,
1687. ni. Grace, da. and eventually sole h. of
Thomas Bramston, of Water House, co.
Essex, esq., by whom he had an only son,
Herbert, b. 10 June 1722, tn., 1st, 10
May 174!), Elizabeth, da. of Richard
Young, of Midhurst, co. Sussex, esq.,
who. rf. 1703, leaving, besides other issue,
I. sir Herbert, 5thbart. ; 2 sir Richard,
6th bart. ; 3. Mart/, m. Thomas Ryder,
of Hendon, co. Middlesex, esq., arid d.
27 March 1821 ; 4. Grace, b. 9 Dec. 1753, d.
1810, mint. He m., 2dly, Mary, da. of
Thomas Chawner, of Sudbury Wood, co.
Derby, esq., by whom he had, 5. Eliza-
beth, unm.; and d. 7 July 1785.
3. Elizabeth, b. 1678, nu, 1712, Acton
Moseley, of Enfield, co. Stafford, esq.
4. Margaret, »?., 1703, Richard Oakley,
of Oakley, co. Salop, esq.
5. Frances, m., 1720, Robert Dyer, of
Llangathan, co. Caernarvon, escj.
Sir Herbert d. 3 Nov. 1720, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
II. Sir ARCHER, b. 1683, M.P. for Leo-
minster 1722, and for Beeralston 1727, was
appointed a commissioner of trade and
inantations in 17.'J0, m., 10 Jan. 1723, Frances,
da. and sole h. of brigadier-general Richard
Waring, and had issue,
1. .Sir Archer, 3d bart.
2. Herbert, d. 1757, unm.
3. Sir John, 4th bart.
4. Frances, m., 1st, Richard Brooke, of
Chelsea, esq.; and 2dly, the rev. Seth
Thompson, of Kensington, and d. 1 Jan. 1810.
Sir Archer d. 10 Dae. 1753, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir ARCHER, (who cut ofTtheentail,
andsoldCroftCastletoThomasJohnnes.esq,,)
b. 1731, m., 24 April 1759, Ehzabeth-Char-
lotta, da. of Ashley Cooper, esq., one of the
clerks of the house of lords, by whom he
had issue,
1. George-Thomas-Hsrbert, d. an in-
fant, 1766.
2. Elizabeth-Charlotte, b. 1760, m.,
1778, James Woodcock, of Berkhampstead,
CO, Herts, esq,, who assumed the name and
arms of Croft, by roval licence 1792, and d.
his widow, 9 Sept. 1832.
3. Frances-Dorothea, m., 1784, Harry
Mount, esq.<>
4. Harriet, m. Richard Ryland, of
Tower Hill, London, esq.
Sir Archer d. without issue male, 30 Nov.
1792, and was succeeded in his title by his
brother,
IV. Sir JOHN, who d. 4 Dec. 1797, with-
out legitimate issue, and the title devolved on,
V. Rev. sir HERBERT, (son of Herbert,
son of Francis, younger son of sir Herbert,
1st bart.,) in holy orders, B.D., b. 1 Nov,
1751, m., 1st, Sophia, da. and h. of Richard
Cleave, esq., and by her (who d. 8 Feb. 1792)
had issue,
1. Sophia; 2. Mauy-Anne; 3, Eliza-
beth, all unm.
He m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of David
Lewis, of Malvern, co. Warwick, esq., and
by her (v^ho d. Sept. 1815) had no issue. Sir
Herbert d. 25 April 1816, without male
issue, and was succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir RICHARD, M.D., b. Jan. 1762,
m., 3 Nov. 1789, Margaret, da. of Thomas
Denman, M.D.,sisterof Thomas, lord Den-
man, and had issue,
1. Herbert, b. 10 Feb. 1/93, d. 25 Aug. 1802.
2. Richard, b. 9 Feb. 1797, d. 19 Dee. 1798,
3. Sir Thomas-Elmsley, present bart.
4. Archer-Denman, b. 7 Dec. 1801, de-
puty to the marshal of the court of common
pleas.
5. Joseph, b. 17 Nov. 1804, d. the same year.
6. Richard, b. 22 Aug. 1808.
7. Frances-Elizabeth, b. 16 June 1800,
m., at Lisle, 19 Sept. 1822, Louis-Marie de
Chanteau, member of the legion of honour,
knight of St. Louis, and of other orders.
Sir Richard d. 13 Feb. 1818, and wa^ suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir THOMAS-ELMSLEY, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 12. Quarterly, per fesse
indented, azure and argent ; in the first
quarter, a lion passant guardant, or.
Crest— \ wyvern sable, vulned in the side.
gules.
ST. AUBYN, of Clowai^'CE, co. Cornwall.
11 Dec. IG7I.
Sir JOHN ST. AUBYN, Baronet, F.R.S. F.S.A. F.L.S., horn 1758,
succeeded his father, sir John, 12 Nov. 1772; M.P., 1807, for Helston, co.
Cornwall; married, 1 July 1822, mrs. Juliana Vinicombe.
The family of St. Aubyn is one of the
most ancient in the counties of Devon and
Cornwall. Maugcr de St. Aubyn held the
manor of Mattingho, co. Devon, early in
the reign of Henry III. The pedigree in
the Heralds' Visitations commences with sir
Guy St. Aubj/n, of Clov/ancc, co. Cornwall,
knt., temp. Hen. IV. Ninth in lineal descent
from whom was
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., w. Anne, da. and
co-h. of James Jenkyn, of Tresseny, co.
Cornwall, esq., and had issue,
1, Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Anne, m., 1st, George, son and h. ef sir
Peter Killigrew, bart. ; and, 2dly, Thomas
Goslyn, of Westminster, esq., master of the
signet office.
.3, Elizabeth, m. Thomas Northmore,
of Cleave, near Exeter, esq. , who rf. 1 Aug. 1735.
Sir John d. 20 June 1714, and was suc-
ceeded by his son.
II. Sir JOHN, »w., 1725,Mary,da.andco-h.of
Peter de la Hay, esci., by whom he had issue,
1» .Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Peter.
.3. James, d. 28 Feb. 17.'5.3.
4. Mary, d. 7 Dec. 1729,
5. Martha, d. 15 Jan. 1770,
Sir John was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir JOHN, M.P. for the county of
Cornv.all, »*., 1725, Catharine, da. and co-h.
of sir Nicholas Morice, of Werrington, co.
Devon, bart., by whom (who d. 16 June
1740) he had issue,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Catharine, d. iinm.
.3. Mary, m. John Duller, of Morval, co,
Cornwall, esq., one of the lords of the trea-
sury.
4. Maroarrt, m. Francis Basset, e.jq.,
father to the present lord do Dunstanville.
5. Barbara, H(. sir John Molesworth, bart.
JOHNSON -EDEN.
135
Sir John d 25 Aug. 1744, and was succeeded
bv his son,
'IV. Sir JOHN, b. 12 Nov. 1726, ???. a da. of
WilMam Win^field, esq., by whom (who m.,
2dly, 1782, John Baker, esq.) he had issue,
l'. Sir JoHX, present bart.
2. Richard-Thomas, in holy orders, m.,
Jan. 1813, Frances, 2d da. of tlie rev. Fleming
St. John.
3. Elizabeth, to. Humphrey Prideaux,
esq., A 21 June 1U04.
4. Catharine, m. the rev. John Moles-
worth, brother to sir William Moles worth.
bart.
5. Anne, m. Robert White, esq.
6. Dorothy, m., 1787, sir Thomas-Barret
Lennard, of Bellhouse, eo. Essex, bart.
Sir John d. 12 Nov. 1772, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
V. Sir "JOHN, present bart.
Arms— Sea Plate 12. Ermine, on a cross,
gules, five bezants.
Crest— On a rock, a Cornish chough rising,
all proper.
Seats— At Clowance, co. Cornwall; and
Wobum Farm, Weybridge, co. Surrey.
JOHNSON-EDEN, (late EDEN,) of West Auckland, co. Durham.
13 Nov. 1672^
Sir ROBERT JOHNSON-EDEN, Baronet, born 25 Oct. 1774, took
the surname and arms of Johnsok in addition, by royal sign manual,
1811, succeeded his father, sir John, 23 Aug. 1812.
This family was resident co. Durham for
several generations prior to the close of the
14th century ; and there is no reason to
doubt that the name is local, and derived
either from CaMe Eden, or Little Eden, in
the same county. We are unable to trace
the family to an earlier period than 1413,
when, by an inquisition of Thomas Lang-
ley, bishop of Durham, it appears that
Robert de Eden died possessed' of 3 mes-
suages and 10 ox-gangs of land, with their
appurtenances, in Preston-on-Tees, held of
the bishop in capite, by knight's ser%"ice.
He was succeeded by his son William, who
(L seised of the same estate, 1475 ; his son
and heir was Thomas Eden, father of John,
of Belsis, CO. Durham, esq., m. Elizabeth,
da. and co-h. of Perceval Lambton, of Dur-
ham, esq., by whom he had Robert Eden, of
West Auckland, and of Windleston, esq.,
where the family appear to have been resi-
dent from the commencement of the reign
of queen Elizabeth. He was living in 1575,
and 7n. Jane, da. and co-h. of John Hutton,
of Hinmcli, CO. Durham, by whom he had
John Eden, who d. about 1625, leaving issue
by Margery, da. of Welbury, of Castle
Eden, co. Durham, and coloiiel Robert
Eden, of V.'est-Auckland, and of Windle-
ston, who d. about l&r2, and was father of
I. Sir ROBERT, 1st bart., m. Margaret,
da. and h. of John Lambton, of the city of
Durham, esq., by whom (whorf. 2 July 1730)
he had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Robert.
3. William.
4. Thomas, D.D., prebendary of Dur-
ham, and rector of Winston, co. Durham,
and d. without issue, 3 March 1754, having
m. the hon. Dorothy DawTiey, 2d da, of
Henry, viscount Downe, of Ireland, relict
of Robert Shafto, esq., who rf, Nov. 1734,
5. Lambton, d. young.
6. George ; 7- Henry ; 8. Lambton, ail
d. unm.
9. Margaret, d. 1727> unm.
10. Catharine.
11. Elizabeth, to, Matthew Whitfield, of
Whitfield, CO. Durham, esq,
12. Anne.
13. Hannah, sj. James Mickleton, of the
city of Durham, esq.
14. Mary, d. imm.
Sir P.obert d, March 1720, and was succeeded
by his son,
II. Sir JOHN, TO, the da. of Mark Shafto,
of Wliitworih, esq., by whom he had 1 son.
Sir Robert, 3d bart.
Sir John d. 2 May 1728, and was succeeded
by his only son,
III. Sir ROBERT, m., 8 May 1739, Marv',
youngest da. of William Davison, late of
Bemish, co. Durham, esq., by whom he had
issue, besides other children, who d. young
and unm.,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Sir Robert, created a bart. in 1776, and
d. in 1786 (see Eden, of Truir).
3. Catharine, m. dr. John Moore, late
archbishop of Canterbury, and d. 18 April
1800, leaving a numerous family.
4. William, who after Iia\ing filled many
diplomatic situations of great importance,
was created baron AucJtland, in Ireland, and
on 18 May 1793, was made a British peer by
the same title, (vide Debretfs Peerage of tlie
United Kingdom,) d. 28 May 1814.
5. Thomas, deputy auditor of Greenwich
Hospital, d. May 1805, having to. T>Iariana,
da. of Arthur Jones, esq., and had issue,
1. Thomas, ;»., 4 Jan. 1810, Frances,
da. of the hon. Jolin Rodney.
2. John, major in the ann'y.
3. ^Vithiir, assistant comptroller of the
exchequer, m. Frances, da. of John Thomp-
son, esq., and has issue.
4. Henry, captain R.N.
5. Robert, principal collector and ma-
gistrate of Tinnavelly, in the East Indies,
m. Frances, da. of Rowland-Egerton War-
burton, esq., and has issue.
6. Mary- Anne, m., 1st, John Spalding,
esq. ; and, 2dly, 1 April 1819, Henry, lord
Brougham.
7. Dora, TO, vice-admiral sir Graham
Moore, K.C.B,
6. Dulcibella, to, ^Matthew Bell, esq,
7. Sir Frederick-Morton, K,B.,create<.l
179.'), baron Hsniy, of Chardstock, in the
peerage of Ireland,
8. :Mary, m. Richard Richardson, D.D.,
chancellor of St. Paul's, rector of Elwick
and Wittop Gilbert, co. Durham., and in-
cumbent ot Whitton.
Sir Robert d. 25 June 1755, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, to., 1st, 2G June 17G4,
Catharine, dx. of John Thompson, of Kirby-
hall, CO. York, esq., and by her (v>'ho d. 12
March 17CG) had no issue; and, 2dly, 9
April 1767, Dorothea, sole da, of Peter
Johnson,esq. , recorder of York, and had issue,
1, Dorothy, b. 14 March 1768, m., Nov.
1803, R. E, Duncomb Shafto, esq.
2. Maria, b. 6 Dec. 1769, to., 1st, 11 Nov.
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BLACKETT.
1800, Frederick, 7th earl of Athlone; and,
2dly, sir William-Johnstone Hope, G.C.B.
3. Catharine, b. 10 Feb. 1771, »i., Feb.
1813, the rev. T. F. Wilson.
4. Elizabeth, d. 30 May 1780.
5. Sir Robert, present bart.
6. Caroline, d. April 1805.
7. DuLciBELLA, b. 25 March 1777, d. unm.
8. Morton-John, of Beamish, co. Dur-
ham, b. 30 June 1778, took the name and arms
of Davison, by royal licence, 26 Oct. 1812.
9. Anne, 6. 31 Aug. 1779, d. unm.
10. Emimeline, m. 31 Oct. 18(19, Thomas
Northmore, of Cleve, co. Devon, esq.
11. Eleanor, b. 2(j Dec. 1781.
12. Harriet, b. 13 April 1783, m., Oct.
1816, Robert-Kaye Greville, esq.
Sir John d. 23 Aug. 1812, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir ROBERT, present bart.
Anm—^QQ Plate 12. Quarterly, 1st and
4th, Eden, gules on a chevron, argent, be-
tween three garbs, or, bound, vert, three
escallops, sable: 2d and 3d, Johnson, Per
bend, gules and azure, a rose, argent, and two
fleurs-de-lis gold between two bendlets, or.
Crests — 1st, Eden, a dexter arm, in ar-
mour, coupcd at the shoulder, proper, and
grasping a garb, bendwise, as in the arms,
bound, vert : 2d, Johnson, On a mount vert,
a lion, rampant, per pale, azure and gules,
and charged with a rose, argent, between
two fleurs-de-lis, in pale, or.
Motto — Si sit prudentia.
Seat — At Windlestone, co. Durham.
BLACKETT, of Matsox Hall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
12 Dec. 1673.
Sir EDWARD BLACKETT, Baronet, horn 14 Feb. 1805, succeeded
his father, sir Wilham, 27 Oct. 1816 ; married^ 1 May 1830, Juha, da. of
sir Charles-Miles-Lambart IMonck, bart.
This family has been seated for a long
time in Northumberland, making several
considerable alliances, and spreading into
various branches.
I. Sir WILLIAM, was created a bart., 12
Dec. 1673 ; by the product of his nriines and
collieries acquired a very considerable for-
tune; m., 1st, Elizabeth, da. of Michael
Kirkley, merchant, by whom he had several
children, of whom 3 sons and 3 das. survived
him,
1. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
2. Michael, m. Dorothy, da. of Barnes,
esq., and rf. s. p.; his wife re-m,, 1st, sir
Richard Brown, ibart., and afterwards dr.
John Moor, bishop of Ely.
3. Sir WiLLiAAi, who was advanced to
the dignity of a bart. 23 Jan. 1684. He m.
Julia, da. of sir Christoyiher Conyers, bart.,
and d. Dec. 1705; his lady surviving him,
was afterwards m. to sir William Thompson,
knt., recorder of London, and baron of the
exchequer. By her hehad 2 sons, William,
2d bart. of this line, and Christopher, rf. in
his infancy ; also 8 das.
1. Julia, m. sir Walter Calverley, bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. William, eldest son of
sir John Marshall, knt.
3. Isabella, (/. young.
4. Frances, m. the hon. Robert Bruce,
son of Charles, lord Bruce, heir apparent
to Thomas, earl of Aylesbury.
5. Another Isabella.
6. Mary, whorf. young.
7. Diana, m. sir William Wentworth,
of Bretton, co. York, bart.
8. Anne, m. John Trenchard, esq.
Sir William, only surviving son and 2d
bart., m. Barbara Villiers, da. of William,
the 2d earl of Jersey, (wh()m.,2dly, in March
1729, the hon. Bussey Mansel, afterwards
lord Mansol, who d. in Nov. 1750, leaving an
only da., Barbara, his sole h., when the ba-
rony became extinct,) by whom he left no
male issue, and dying 27 Sept. 1/28, the
title in this branch became extinct, and the
greatest part of the estate fell to Walter,
eldest son of sir William Calverley, bart.,
he having m. Elizabeth, da. and h. of this sir
William, and in conscujuence thereof took
the surname of this family.
4. John, father of sir Edward, 4th bart.
5. Elizaheth, m. Timothy Davison, esq.
(i. Isabel, nt. Shem Bridges, esq.
7. Christian, nu Robert Midford, esq.
Sir William m., 2dly, a da. of mr. Cock, re-
lict of captain John Rogers, by whom he
had no issue. He rf. 17 May 1680, and was
succeeded by his son,
II. Sir EDWARD, w., 1st, Mary, da. of
Thomas Norton, of Langthorne, co. York,
esq., by whom he had 1 son,
1. William, rf. an infant.
Sir Edward m., 2dly, Mary, da. of sir John
Yorke, of Richmond, co. York, knt., by
whom he had,
2. William, who rf. in his father's life-
time, having m. Diana, da. of sir Ralph De-
laval, bart."; had 1 da., Diana, m. Henry
Mainwaring, of Over Peover, esq., and was
mother of sir Henry Mainwaring, bart., so
created, 25 May 1804.
3. Sir Edward, 3d bart.
4. John, m. Patience, da. of Henry Wise,
esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 4th bart.
2. William; 3. Henry.
4. John-Erasmus ; 5. Matthew,
5. Christopher, m. mrs. Saville, by
whom he had 1 son and 1 da.
6. Thomas.
7. Christopher, rf. without issue.
8. Elizabeth, m. John Wise, esq.
9. Henrietta-Maria, ni. major Saville.
10. Alathea, m. Walgrave Tancred, esq.,
4th son of sir William Tancred, bart.
11. IsAiiEL, ni. William Norton, of Saw-
ley, CO. York, esq.
12. Anne, m. mr. Risdale.
l.'J. Christian, m. mr. Curtis.
Sir Edward ni., 3dly, Diana, (da. of George,
lord Delamere, grandfather of the earl of
Warrington, and widow of sir Ralph De-
laval, bart.,) by whom hehad no issue. He
rf. 23 April 17I8, and was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir KOWARO, in. a da. of the rev.
Thomas Jekyll, D.D., brother to sir Joseph
Jekyll, knt., master of the rolls, and relict
of Nicliolas Roberts, merchant. Sir P^dward
rf. without issue, March 1756, and his lady
in Dec. following. He was succeeded by his
nei)hew,
IV. Sir EDWARD, eldest son of John, .3d
son of sir ICihvard, 2d bart., was M.P. for
CO. Durham, 1768 to 177-i; '"• Anne, da. and
sole h. of Oloy Douglas, of Metfen, co.
Northumberland, some time M.P. for Mor-
peth, and had issue.
FILMER.
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1. Edward, d, young and umn,
2. Sir AViLLiAM, 5th bart.
3. Anne, m. lieut.-general Scott,
Sir Edward d. Jan. IWM, aged 85, and was
succeeded by his only surviving son,
V. Sir WILLIAM, m., 8 Aug. 1801, Mary-
Anne, da. of Benjamin Keene, of Westoe
Lodge, CO. Cambridge, esq., (only son of
Edmund Keene, lord bishop of Ely,) and
had issue,
1. William-Douglas, d. 1805.
2. Sir Edward, present bart.
3. Henry-Collingwood.
4. John-Charles; 5. Charles-John.
G. Patience-Maria.
7. Frances, d. 1 June 182(5.
Sir Edward rf.27 Oct. 181 (i, and was succeeded
by his eldest surviving son,
VI. Sir EDWARD, present bart.
Anm—See Plate 12. Argent, on a chevron,
between three mullets, pierced, sable, three
escallops, of the field.
Crest — A hawk's head, erased, proper.
Motto — Nou.s travnUlerons en Vesperance.
Seat— At Matson Hall, co. Northumber-
land.
FILMER, of East Sutton, co. Kent.
2G Dec. 1674.
Sir EDMUND FILMER, Baronet, succeeded his uncle, sir John,
15
July 1834.
This family originally wrote their name
Finmere, Fi/lmere, Filmoitr, and Filmor,
temp. Edward III., and were seated co.
Kent, at a place called Finmore, where they
were possessors of the manors of Herst, and
divers lands.
Sir Robert Filmer, knt., was a great
sufferer in the rebellion ; had his house
many times plundered, and was imprisoned
in Leeds castle by the parliamentary forces ;
m. Anne, da. and co-h. of Martin Heton,
bishop of Ely, and d. 1653, leaving several
children, of whom his 2d, but eldest sur-
viving son,
I. ROBERT, barrister -at- law, was, in
consequence of his father's sufferings and
loyalty, created a bart., d. 22 March 1075,
having had issue, by Dorothy, his wife, da.
of Maurice Juke, esq., who d. 10 June 16/1,
four sons and three das. ; of whom
II. Sir ROBERT, the eldest son, suc-
ceeded him. He in. Elizabeth, da. and co-h.
of sir William Beversham, knt., one of the
masters in chancery, who d. 4 May 1717j by
whom he had five sons and four das.
Sir Robert rf. 14 April 1720, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir EDWARD, m. Mary, da. of John
Wallis, esq., son of the celebrated dr. Wal-
lis, of Oxford, by whom (who d. 5 Jan. I7<»1>
fet. 62) he had twenty children; of whom
six only survived, viz.
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Sir Beversham, 5th bart.
3. Sir Edmund, Gth bart.
4. Francis, barrister-at-law of Lincoln's
Inn, d. 30 Dec. 18i)7, ttmn.
5. Dorothy, jw. sir John Honywood,
bart.
G. Amy.
Sir Edward d. 10 Feb. 1/55, aged 72, and
was succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, m., April 1757, Dorothy,
da. of the rev. Julius Deedes, prebendary of
Canterbury, and by her (who d. 2 July
1818) had no issue.
Sir John d. 22 Feb. 1707> and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
V. Sir BEVERSHAM, m. Dorothy, da.
of William Hendley, of Gore Court, co.
Kent, esq. ; d. 31 Dec. 1805, without issue,
and was succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir EDMUND, in holy orders, m.,
May 1756, Annabella-Christiana, eldest da.
of sir John Honywood, bart, (by Annabella,
da. of William Goodenough, esq.,) and had
issue,
1. Sir John, 7th bart.
2. Mary, m., 13 July 1706, sir John-
Charden Musgrave, of Edenhall, co. Cum-
berland, bart.
3. William, in holy orders, rector of
Lower Heyford, co. Oxon, d. 17 July 1830.
4. Edmund, capt. in the army, m. Emily,
da. of Kene, M.D., of Aberdeen, arid
d. 30 March 1810, leaving issue,
1. Sir Edmund, present bart.
2. Margaret, m. Robert Sullivan, of the
Inner Temple, esq., son of the late sir
Benjamin Sullivan.
3. Charlotte, m. John-Thomas Anstey,
esq.. East India Company Civil Service.
4. Emily, w., 24 April 1823, Williana
Blaythwayt, esq.
5. Annabella, d. unm.
6. Caroline-Anne, m. John-Jervis Gre-
gory, esq., R.N.
7. Mary-CJeorgina, m., 27 July 1829,
John-Hampden, esq.
8. Anne, m., 30 April 1829, William-
Henry Edmonde, esq.
5. Anne, m., 19 May 1809, William Lewis,
of Walbrook, esq.
6. Robert, m., and d. 1824, without
issue.
7. Francis, in holy orders, rector of
Crundell, co. Kent, »»., 25 Aug. 18W), Mary-
Anne, 2d da. of the rev. Henry-Jackson
Hoste, rector of Bentworth.
Sir Edmund d. 27 June 1810, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir JOHN, in holy orders, vicar of
Abbott's Langley, co. Herts, m., 1st, 12
Feb. 1795, Charlotte, da. of Joseph Portal),
of Freefolk, co. Hants, esq., (who d. Aug.
1818,) and 2dly, May 1821, Esther, da. of
mr. John Stow, of Tennements St. Ste-
phen, but rf. s.p. 15 July 1834, and was suc-
ceeded by his nephew,
VIII. Sir EDMUND, present and 8th
bart.
^;-m.s— See Plate 12. .Sable, three bars,
and as many cinquefoilsj, in chief, or.
Crest— A falcon, volant, proper, beaked
and legged, or, standing on a broken castle.
Seat— At East Sutton Park, co. Kent.
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HEAD,
HEAD, of Hermitage, near Rochester, co. Kent.
19 June 1G7G.
Tlie Rev. Sir JOHN HEAD, Baronet, in holy orders. M.A., Perpetual
Curate of Egerton, co. Kent, and Rector of Rayleigh, Essex, horn 3 Jan.
1773, succeeded his father, sir Edmund ; married^ 8 Oct. 1801, Jane, only
child and h. of Thomas Walker, of Russell Place, Fitzroy Square, London,
esq., and has issue, 1. EDMUND- WALKER, b. at Wiarton Place, near
Maidstone, 1805 ; 2. Anne, h. at Wiarton, I8O7.
Richard Head, of Rochester, co. Kent,
esq., (son of Richard Head, of Ramham, in
the same co.,) m. Anne, da. of William
Hartridge, of Cranbroolie, and had issue,
besides other children,
I. Sir RICHARD*, 1st bart., m., 1st,
Elizabeth, da. and co-li. of Francis Mer-
rick, alderman of Rochester, by whom he
had issue,
1. Francis, barrister-at-law, d. in his fa-
ther's lifetime, KiJS, having m. Sarah, only
da. of sir George Ent, M.D., president of
the college of physicians, and leaving issue
by her, (who m., 2d!y, sir Paul Barrett, knt.,
and,(f. 1711,)
1. Sarah, )». John Lynch, of Grove, co.
Kent.
2. Elizabeth.
3. Sir Fkancis, 2d bart.
2. Henry, m. Elizabeth, da. of Richard
Summers, esq., and d. KJ/S, leaving an only
surviving son, Richard, who d. imm. 1710.
3. Merrick, D.D., m. Elizabeth, da. of
Robert Jackson, D.D., prebendary of Ro-
chester, and left Elizabeth, who m. Theo-
philus De 1' Angle, esq.
4. Elizabeth, m. sir Robert Faunce,
knt.
Sir Richard m., 2dly, Elizabeth, co-h. of
—— Willy, esq., by whom he had issue,
5. John, ancestor to tlie present and Gth
bart., of whom hereafter.
fa". Richard, l)ai)tized 1661.
7. Anne, baptized 1663.
8. Jank, m.', 1st, Herbert Price, esq. ;
and, 2dly, John Boys, esq.
9. Frances, m., 1st, Thomas Poley,
esq.; and, 2dly, Adam Lawrey.
Sir Richard m,, 3dly, Anne, da. of dr.
William Kingsley, archdeacon of Canter-
bury, and relict of Jolm Boys, esq., by
whom he had no issue. He d. 18 Sept. 1689,
and was succeeded by his grandson,
II. Sir FRANCIS, m. Margaret, da. and
co-h. of James Smithsbye, esq., son of sir
Thomas Smithsbye, knt., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Richard, .3d bart.
2. Sir Francis, 4th bart.
3. James, barrister-at-law, d. unm. 1727.
4. Sir John, 5th bart.
5. Anne, in. the rev. William Egerton,
LL.D.) prebendary of Canterbury, grand-
son of John, earl of Bridgewater, and d,
1737.
Sir Francis d. 17I6, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir RICHARD, who d. unm. May
1721, and was succeeded by his next bro-
ther,
IV. Sir FRANCIS, m holy orders, ;».,
June 17:26, Mary, da. and co.-h. (with Anne,
1st wife of Thomas Barret, of Lee, Jckham,
esq.) of sir William Boys, knt., M.D., an
eminent physician at Canterbury, and
youngest son of John Boys, of Hond Court,
Bleane, escj., a branch of those of Fredville,
(by Anne, da. of sir Paul Barret, of Lee,
knt., serjeant-at-law, by the relict of Francis
Head, eldest son of sir Richard Head, 1st
bart.,) by whom (who d. 29 Oct. 1792) he
left three co-heiresses,
1. Maria-Wilhelmina, m. Henry Ro-
per, afterwards 11th lord Teynham, and d.
in childbed, Oct. 1758.
2. Anne-Gabriella, who took the name
of Head by royal licence, 11 May 1770, m.,
1st, Moses Mendcz, of London, esq. ; and,
2dly, capt. John Roper, 2d son of Henry,
loth lord Teynham, and d. in France, on
her journey to Italy, 11 Dec. 1771.
3. Elizabeth-Campbell, in. the rev. dr.
Lill.
Sir Francis d. 27 Nov. 17G8, without male
issue, and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir JOHN, archdeacon of Canterbury,
and clerk of the closet to king George II.
He was twice »«., but d. without surviving
issue, 4 Dec. 1769, and was succeeded by his
kinsman, sir Edmund Head, whose descent
we now proceed to state.
John Hkad, esq., 4th son of the 1st bart.,
was a merchant in London ; m. Anne, da.
and co-h. of John Dawes, of London, and
d. 1687, leaving an only son,
Dawes Head, of Ravenstonedale, co.
Westmoreland, esq., b. 1682, in. Jane Tay-
lor, and d. 1705, leaving issue, three das.
and one son,
John Head, of Liverpool, merchant, b.
1701. m. Hannah, da. of the rev. Edmund
Wickins, rector of Kirby Thore, co. West-
moreland, and d. 1739, leaving issue,
John, d. unm., 1752, and
VI. Sir EDMUND, m., 1st, at Charles-
town, South Carolina, Mary, only da. of
Daniel Raineaux, of Dublin, esq., by
whom (who d. 12 June 177-''') he had issue,
1. Edmi'nd, b. 7 Dec. 1771> and d. in the
May following.
2. Sir John, 7th and present bart.
3. Hannah, (/. young.
He w., 2dly, 11 May 1796, Dorothy, da. of
Maximilian Western, of Coke Thorpe, co.
Oxon, and late one of the directors of the
East India Company, esq., by whom (who
d. 1807) he had no issue. He d. 21 Nov.
1/96, and was succeeded by his only sur-
viving son,
VII. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms— 'Ace Plate 12. Argent, a chevron,
ermines between three unicorns' heads,
coupcd, sable.
Cfe.it—.\ unicorn's head, couped, sable,
gutt(5 de larmes.
Ahitto — Stud;/ quieS
ieai— Hadlcy, near Rayleigh, Essex.
* This sir Richard, who was then M.P.
for, and resided in Rochester, received king
James II. on his abdication, and was pre-
sented by that monarch with a valuable
emerald ring.
HOSKYNS.— DYKE.
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HOSKYNS, of Harwood, co. Hereford.
18 Dec. 1676.
Sir HUNGERFORD HOSKYNS, Baronet, born July 1776, succeeded
his father, sir Hungerford, July 1802; married, 5 Aug. 1803, Sarah,
youngest da. of John Philips, of the Bank, near Stockport, co. Chester,
esq., by whom he has, 1. HUNGERFORD, b. 19 Sept. 1804; 2.
Catharixe-Sarah, rf. ; 3. Sarah, m., April 1830, John Arkwright,
esq., 4th son of Richard Arkwright,
4. a Da., b. 10 Nov. 1810.
of Willersiey Castle, co. Derby ;-
John Hoskyns was M.P. for Hereford,
1602 and 1613 ; m. IMargery, da. of William
Jones, of Llanwarren, co. Hereford, esq.,
by whom, amongst other children, he had,
John, his youngest son, a serjeant-at-law,
who was returned to the house of commons,
for the same city of Hereford, 1627, in
which it appears he had previously sat ;
because, it is related, that he was committed
to the Tower of London, by order of king
James I., for a speech made in that house,
reflecting upon mercenary Scottish favour-
ites. He m. Benedicta, da. of Robert
:Moyle, of Buckwell, co. Kent, esq., by
whom he had issue, Benedicta, m. John
Markey, of Alton, co. Hereford, esq., and
a son and heir,
I, Sir BENNET, created a bart., If? Dec.
1676, m. Anne, da. of Sir Henry Bingley, of
Temple Coombe, co. Somerset, knt., au-
ditor of the exchequer, by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Willfa:.!, of Kingston.
II. Sir JOHN, F.R.S., was knighted
during the lifetime of his father, sat as
member for Hereford during the reign of
James II., and was a master in the court
of Chancery, m. Jane, da. of sir Gabriel
Law, of Newark, co. Gloucester, knt., (a
lineal descendant, by his mother's family,
from Walter, lord Hungerford, K.G., in
the reign of Henry VI.,) by Anne, da. of
sir Stephen Soame, of Haidon, co. Essex,
knt., by whom he had, besides other issue,
1. SirBENNET, 3d bart.
2. Sir Hungerford, 4th bart.
III. Sir BENNET, his eldest son and
successor, m. Gertrude, da. of lord Arundel,
of Trerice, by whom he had no issue ;
when the title and estate devolved upon his
next brother,
IV. Sir HUNGERFORD, who, while a
younger brother, served in several cam-
paigns under the duke of Marlborough;
m. Mary, da.of TheophilusLeigh, of Addle-
strop, CO. Gloucester, esq., (by Mary
Brydges, sister to the duke of Chandos,)
by whom he had two sons and five das.
He d. Dec. 1766, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
V. Sir CHANDOS, m. Rebecca, da. of
Joseph May, of the city of London, esq.,
by whom he had issue,
1. Jane, m. sir John Reade, bart.
2. Sir Hungerford, 6th bart.
He a. 29 May 1773, and was succeeded by his
son,
VI. Sir HUNGERFORD, m., 1774, Ca-
tharine, da. of sir Edwyn-Francis Stanhope,
of Stanwell House, co. Middlesex, bart.,
(bv Catharine, da. of John, 1st marquess of
Carnarvon,) by whom (who d. 1790) he had
issue,
1. Sir Hungerford, present bart.
2. Catharine, m., 6 March 1809, George
Reade, esq., brother of sir John-Chandos
Reade.
3. Carolins-Rebecca.
4. Chandos,
.5. Bennet, in holy orders, m., Sept. 1815,
Amelia, 2d da. of the" late admiral Chamber-
lain, of Crickhowell.
6. John.
7. Maria-Jane, m., 6 March 1809/ her
cousin George Ccmpton Reade, esq.
Sir Hungerford d. 10 July 1«02, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir HUNGERFORD, present bart.,
sheriff CO. Hereford 1«14.
Anns— See Plate 13. Per pale, gules and
azure, a chevron, between three lions ram-
pant, or.
Creiit—X lion's head erased, or, with flames
of fire out of his mouth, proper, and
crovaied, or.
Seats—At Morehampton Park, and Har-
wood, CO. Hereford.
DYKE, of HoREHAM, CO. Sussex.
3 March 1676-7-
Sir PERCIVAL-HART DYKE, Baronet, succeeded his brother, sir
Thomas, 22 Nov. 1831 ; married Anne, da. of Robert Jenner, of Chisle-
hurst, CO. Kent, esq., and has isstie, 1. PERCIVAL-HART; 2.
Anxe-Jenner ; 3. Thomas-Hart, in holy orders, m., 4 Feb. 1833,
Elizabeth, 2d da. of Thomas Fairfax, of Newton Kyme, co. York, esq.,
and has issue, Thomas, b. 1 April 1834; 4. John-Dixon; 5.
Francis-Hart; 6. George-Hart; 7- Peche'-Hart ; 8.
Harriet-Jexner ; 9. ^YILLIAM-HART, d. in the East Indies ;
10. Octavius-Hart ; 11. Georgiana-Fraxces ; 12. Augus-
tus-Hart ; 13. Laura ; 14. Philadelphia ; 15. Deci-
mus-t0wnsh£nd.
140
OXENDEN.
Sir Thomas Dyke, of Horeham, co.
Sussex, knt., descended from a family of
that name seated at Pepenbury, co. Kent,
m. Catharine, one of the das. of sir John
Bramton, of .Skreenes, co. Essex, knt., lord-
chief-justice of the King's Bench, and had,
besides other issue, a son and h.,
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., was so created
3 March 1070; w. Philadelphia, eldest da.
and co-h. of sir Thomas Nutt, knt., by Ca-
therine, da. of sir Thomas Parker, of Rat-
ton, CO. Sussex, knt., by whom he had,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. A SON, d. young.
3. Catharine, d. young.
4. Philadelphia, m. Lewis Stephens,
D.D., Rector of Droxford, co. Hants, and
archdeacon of Chester, but d. s.p.
5. Elizabeth, m. John Cockman, M.D.,
of Beakesbourn, co. Kent, and d. s.p. 24
Aug. 17;«, ffit. 50.
Sir Thomas d. 31 Oct. 1706, set. 57, and
was succeeded by his only surviving son,
II. Sir THOMAS, m. Anne, only child of
Percival Hart, of LuUingstone, co. Kent,
esq., relict of John Bluet, by whom (who d.
1763) he had,
1. John, who d. in his father's lifetime.
2. Sir John-Dixont, 3d bart.
3. Percival, who d. July 1740.
4. Philadelphia, /«. William Lee, esq.,
of Totteridge Park, co. Herts, son of the late
lord-chief-justice Lee, and d. 5 March 1799.
Sir Thomas d. 1756, and was succeeded by
his only surviving son,
in. Sir JOHN-DIXON, m., 1756, Phila-
delphia-Payne, da. of George Home, of
East Grinstead, co. Sussex, esq., by whom
he had,
1. Philadelphia, m., 20 May 1790, the
hon. Beaumont Hotham, eldest son of Beau-
mont, 2d lord Hotham, and was mother of
Beaumont, the present lord Hotham, {vide
Dfbrett's PeerciL^e of the United Kingdom.)
2. Anne, nu, 17 July 1802, colonel Heneage
Twysden, brother to sir William Twysden,
bart.
3. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
4. Sir Percival-Hart, present bart.
5. Harriet, »?., 1792, Charles Milner, of
Preston Hall, co. Kent, esq.
J5. George-Hart, lieutenant-col. in the
guards, m., 22 April 1822, Louisa, 3d da. of
sir William Lemon, bart.
Sir John d. 6 Sept. 1810, and was succeed-
ed by his son,
IV. Sir THOMAS, d. unm. 22 Nov. 1831,
and was succeeded by his next brother,
V. Sir PERCIVAL-HART, present and
5th bart.
yj;.,«.9— See Plate 13. Or, three cinque-
foils, sable.
Cre.'tt—A cubit arm, in armour, proper,
garnished, or, holding a cinquefoil, slipped,
as in the arms.
Seat— At LuUingstone Castle, co. Kent.
OXENDEN, of Dene, co. Kent.
8 May 1G78.
Sir HENRY OXENDEN, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir Harry, 15
June 1803; born 14 May 1756; married, 20 June 1793, Mary, da. of
colonel Graham, of St. Lawrence, near Canterbury, and has issue, 1.
Mary-Graham, b. 8 May 1794, ra., 15 July 1815, William-Osmund
Hammond, esq.; 2. HENllY-CHUDLEIGH, b. 24 June 1795;
3. George-Chichester, b. 21 March 1798; 4. Montague, 6. 30
April 1799, in holy orders, m., 1824, Elizabeth, da. of Robert Wilson, esq.,
and has issue; 5. Charles, 6. 23 May 1800, w., June 1823, Eliza-
beth-Catherine, only da. of the rev. dr. Holcombe, prebendary of West-
minster ; G. Graham, b. 23 Jan. 1802, d. unm., 8 Dec. 1826; 7'
Frances, b. 1 Sept. 1804, m., 8 Sept. 1825, Thomas Papillon, of Acrine
Place, esq.
Sept. 1808.
â– 8. Charlotte, b. 9 Feb. 1806; 9. Ashton, b. 28
The family of Oxenden have been resi-
dent at Dene, in Kent, from the reign of
Edw. III. Richard de Orenden was prior of
Christ Church, Canterbury, in that reign.
Sir Henry-Oxenden, knt., m. Eliza-
beth, only da. and h. of James Brooker, of
Maydekin, in tiie parish of Barhain, co.
Kent, and was father of
Sir James, knighted 1608, and d. Sept.
1657, leaving issue by Margaret, da. of Tho-
mas Nevison, of Eastry, Co. Kent, esq., 1.
Henry, 1st bart.; 2. sir Georgia, knt., go-
vernor of Bombay ; and other issue.
I. Sir HENR\', 1st bart., had been knight-
ed in 16(iO: m., 1st, Mary, 'da. and h. of Ro-
bert Baker, esq., by whom he had a da.,
1. Mary, f/. young.
He ni., 2(lly, Elizabeth, da. of sir William
Meredith, of Leeds Abbey, co. Kent (who
d. 1650) by whom he had,
2. Sir James, 2d bart.
3. Sir Henry, yd bart.
4. Gkoroe, LL.I)., official of the arches,
dean of the peculiars, and vicar-general to
the archbishop of Canterbury, master of
Trinity Hall, in Cambridge, and member
for that university ; )n. Elizabeth, da. of sir
Basil Dixwell, bart., by whom he had 3 sons,
1. Henry, 4th bart.
2. James, d. an infant.
3. George, 5th bart.
Dr. Oxenden d. 21 Feb. 1702, and his re-
lict in Sept. 1704.
5. Richard, m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h.
of Henry Oxenden, esc)., by whom he had
only 1 da., Elizabeth, m. Strensham Mas-
ters, esq., a captain R.N.
6. William ; 7- William, d. infants.
a. Christoimier, whorf. in the East Indies.
9. Susan. 7it. sir Robert Booth, knt., chief-
justice of Ireland.
10. Elizahetii.
11. Margaret, both d. unm.
12. Jane, ni. William Penrice.
13. Anne, ?». Thomas Belke, D.D., pre-
bendary of Canterbury.
14. Mary, in. dr. John Battley, archdea-
con of Canterbury.
DYER.— STAPLETON.
141
Sir Henry »)., 3dly, Elizabeth, da. andco-
h. of Matthew Read, esq., and relict of
Mark Dixwell, esq., by whom he had no
issue.
Sir Henry was succeeded by his eldest son,
H. Sir JAMES, knighted 22 March 1671,
m., 1st, Elizabeth, da. and at length h. of Ed-
ward Chute, of Bethersden, co. Kent, esq.,
2dly, Arabella Watson, sister of Lewis, earl
of Rockingham; but rf. without issue, 1708,
and was succeeded bv his next brother,
HI. Sir HENRY, deputy-governor of
Bombay, d. Feb. 1708-9, without issue, and
was succeeded by his nephew,
IV. Sir HENRY (eldest son of Dr. George
Oxenden before mentioned). He m. Anne,
da. of John Halloway, esq., and grandda. of
judge Halloway, by whom (who survived
him, and i-e-m. Richard-Coote, earl of Bel-
lamont, in the Peerage of Ireland) he had
no issue ; whereupon the dignity and estate
devolved upon his only surviving brother,
V. Sir GEORGE, b. 26 Oct. 1694, m.,
1729, Elizabeth, eldest da. and co-h. of Ed-
mund Dunch, of Little Wittenham, co.
Berks, esq., then master of the household to
king George I., and by her (who rf. in Feb.
1779) he had, besides one son and two das.,
who rf. infants or unm.,
1. Sir Henry, 6th bart.
2. George, who took the name of Dix-
well on inheriting the estate of sir Basil Dix-
well, bart., and rf. 2(( Oct. 1753.
Sir George was made a commissioner of
the Admiralty, 1723, and, by George II., a
lord of the treasury, at which board he sat
upwards of 10 years. Sir George rf. 20 Feb.
1775, and was succeeded by his "son,
VI. Sir HENRY, m., July 1755, Marga-
ret, younger da. and co-h. of sir George
Chudleigh, of Halden, co. Devon, bart.,
(who rf. March 1803.) Sir Henry rf. 15 June
1803, leaving one son,
VII. Sir HENRY, present bart.
^rw,9— See Plate 13. Argent, a chevron,
gules, between three oxen, passant, sable.
Crest— OwX of a ducal coronet, gules, a
lion's head, afFrontee, or.
Seats — At Wingham and Broome Park, in
Barkham, both co. Kent.
DYER, of Tottenham, co. Middlesex.
6 July 1G78.
Sir THOMAS - RICHARD - SWINNERTON DYER, Baronet, a
Lieut.-Gen. in the army, succeeded his father, sir John-Swinnerton, 1801 ;
married Elizabeth, da. of the late James Standerwicke, of Ovington House,
CO. Hants, esq.
I. Sir WILLIAM, created a bart. as above,
was a younger brother of a family of that
name, at Heytesbury, co. Wilts. He was
bred to the law, and was of the Inner
Temple, London ; m. Thomasine, sole da.
and h. of Thomas Swinnerton, of Stan way
Hall, CO. Essex, esq., 3d son and h. of sir
John Swinnerton, knt., lord mayor of Lon-
don, and by her (who ???., 2dly, John Hop-
wood, esq., and rf. 13 Aug. iG97,) he had
seven children, of which only four survived
him,
1. Sir JoHN-SwiNNERTON, 2d bart.
2. William, m., 1st, Mary, da. of
Howard, by whom he had one child, rf.
young; and 2dly, Anne, youngest da, of sir
Thomas Hooke, of Tangier Park, Hants,
bart., and co-h. of her brother, sir Hele
Hooke, and had issue, three sons and two
das.
.3. Joanna, w?. Thomas Griffin, esq.
4. Sarah, m. John Hooke, barrister-at-
law.
Sir William rf. 27 Jan. 1680, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son ,
II. Sir JOHN-SWINNERTON, m. Eli-
zabeth, da. of Rowland Johnson, esq., by
whom he had issue,
1. JoHN-SvviNNERTON, rf. an infant.
2. Sir Swinnerton, 3d bart.
3. Sir John-Swinnerton, 4th bart.
A. William; 5. Thomas.
6. Elizabeth; 7- Joanna.
8. Anne ; .0. Mary.
Sir John-Swinnerton rf. 17 May I7OI, and
was succeeded by his son.
III. Sir SWINNERTON, w., 1st, Anne,
4th da. of Edward Bolitho, esq., by whom
(who rf. 21 Aug. 1714) he had issue,
Anne, m. Paul Whitehead, gent.
He m., 2dly, Dec. 1727, a sister and h. of
John Kempe, of Finchinfield, co. Essex,
esq., by whom he had no issue. She rf. Oct.
1730 ; and sir Swinnerton 4 March 1735-6,
and was succeeded by his next brother,
IV. Sir JOHN-SWINNERTON, m. Eli-
zabeth, da. of major Jones, by whom he
had issue,
1. Sir John-Svvinnerton, 5th bart.
2. Thomas, m. miss Grant, by whom he
had three children, and rf. 1800.
3. Elizabeth, rf. 16 March 1825, aged 85.
Sir John Swinnerton rf. Sept. 1780, and was
succeeded by his son,
V. Sir JOHN-SWINNERTON, who was
colonel in the army, and groom of the bed-
chamber to the prince of Wales, m. a da. of
mr. Viearv, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Richard-Swinnebton,
6th bart.
2. Eleanor.
Sir John-Swinnerton rf. 31 March 1801, and
was succeeded by his only son,
VI. Sir THOMAS -RICHARD -SWIN-
NERTON, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 13. Or, a chief, indented,
gules.
O-e*^— Out of a ducal coronet, or, a goat's
head, sable, armed of the first.
Se«<— Ovington House, near Alresford,
Hants.
STAPLETON.
20 Dec. 1079.
The Hon. and Rev. Sir FRANCIS-JERVIS STAPLETON, Baronet, in
holy orders, born 6 Aug. 1807, succeeded his father, Thomas, lord Le De-
142
BUNBURY.
spencer, as 7tli bart., 1 Oct. 1831 ; married^ 17 May 1830, IMargaret, eldest
da. of lieut.-gen. sir George Airey, K.G.H., and has issue, 1. FRANCIS-
GEORGE, b. 19 March 1831; 2. and 3. Catherine-Elizabeth,
-2. and o.
and Florence-Mabia, twin das., b. 6 Nov.
Talbot-Plantagenet, b. 27 April 1834.
1832
-4. RlCHAED-
14 Nov.
of sir
without
Sir John Stapleton, of the Yorkshire
family of that name, settled in Ireland in
the reign of Henry II., and received a grant
of lands there from king John, which was
confirmed by Queen Elizabeth to his lineal
descendant, Richard Stapleton, anno 1566.
Fifth in descent from this Richard was,
1. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., so created as
above, and governor of the Leeward Islands,
TO. Anne, da. of colonel Randolph Russell,
governor of Nevis, and had issue,
1.. Sir Ja?.ies, 2d bart.
2. Sir William, 3d bart.
3. Miles, m. and left issue.
Sir William rf. 3 Aug. 1686, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir JAMES, 2d bart., d. s.p,, and was
succeeded by his brother,
III. Sir WILLIAM, .3d bart., 6.
1674, m. his cousin Frances, da.
James Russell, and had issue,
1. Sir William, 4th bart.
2. James-Russell, m, but d.
male issue.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest
s(m,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, 4th bart., b. 1700, M.P.
for CO. Oxon, m. Catharine, da. and h. of Wil-
liam Paul, of Bromwieh, co. Berks, esq.,
(by lady Catharine Fane, da. of Vere, 4th
earl of Westmorland, and co-h. of her bro-
thers, Vere, Thomas, and John, 5th, 6th,
and 7th earls,) and by her ( who d. 27 June
1753) had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 5th bart,
2. Catherine, m. sir James Wright,
bart.
Sir William d. 12 Jan. 1740, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir THOMAS, 5th bart., b. 24 Feb.
1727, m., 27 Nov. 1765, Mai7, da. of Henry
Fane, of Wormeley, co. Oxon, esq., and
had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 7th bart., and baron Le
Despencer.
2. William, b. 6 June 1770, gen. in the
army, ni., 17J'0, Anna-Maria, da. of the hon.
Frederick Keppell, bishop of Exeter, and d.
5 March 1H26, leaving an only son, John-
Horace-Ferdinand, m., 2 June 1814, Geor-
giana-Maria, da. of George, 2d lord South-
ampton (who d. .3 Aug. 1830).
—3. Jamks-Henry, b. 2(» June 1777-
4. Maria, b. 13 Jan. 1763.
5. Catherine, b. 15 Jan. 1769.
Sir Thomas d. 1781, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, 6th bart., who, in
1788, was summoned to parliament as baron
LeDesnencer; (see Debrett's Peeraere;) b, 10
Nov. 1766, Hi., 1 July 1791, Elizabeth, da. of
Samuel Eliot, of Antigua, esq., and had
issue,
1. Thomas, b. 24 April 1792, m., 2 Feb.
1816, Maria Wynne, da. of Henry Bankes,
of Kingston House, Dorset, esq., and d.
Jan. 1829, leaving issue by her (who d. 15
Oct. 1823) an only da., Mary-Frances-Eli-
zabeth, now baroness Le Despencer.
2. William, b. 2 Dec. 1797, d- unm., in
India, 26 Sept. 1826.
3. MiLES-JoHN, in holy orders, rector of
Mereworlh, Kent, b. 21 March 1801, m., 2.9
Dec. 1820, Anne-Byam, only child of the
hon. Thomas-Norbury Kerby, of Antigua,
and d. 11 June 1830, leaving issue,
1. Adelaide, b. 25 Oct. 1822.
2. Anne-Bvam, b. 29 Oct. 1823.
3. Jane-Elizabeth, b. 14 July 1825.
4. Maria-Catherine, b. 3 Jan. 1827.
4. Sir Francis-Jervis, present and 7th
bart.
5. Elizareth-Mary, b. 22 March 1793,
d. 7mm. 30 Dec. 1823.
6. Maria - Frances -Catherine, b. 22
Sept. 1794, m. Robert, earl of Roden.
7. Emma, b. 27 Feb. 1796, m., 5 May 1825,
Charles Brodrick, esq., son of the archbishop
of Cashel, and nephew of viscount Midle-
ton.
8. Emily, b. 8 Dec. 1798, m., Nov. 1817,
the hon. lieut.-col. Hercules-Robert Paken-
ham.
9. Frances, b. 23 Jan. 1803.
10. Anna-Frances-Esther, b. 15 April
1805, nu, 3 Dec. 1828, Henry Maxwell, esq.,
eldest son of rev. Henry Maxwell, heir pre-
smnptive to lord Farnham.
Sir Thomas Stapleton, lord Le Despencer,
d. 6 Oct. 1831, when the barony descended to
his grandda., as above-mentioned, and the
baronetcy to his eldest surviving son,
VII. Sir FRANCIS-JERVIS, present
and 7th bart.
Arms— See Plate 13, Argent, a lion ram-
pant sable.
Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, a Moor's
head affront*^', wreathed about the temples
argent and sable.
Motto — Pro Magna Charta.
BUNBURY, of BuNBURY and Stan net, co. Chester.
29 June 1G81.
Sir IIENRY-EDWARD BUNBURY, Baronet, K.C.B. F.S.A., Lieut.-
General in the Army, succeeded his uncle, sir Thomas-Charles, 31 IMarch
1821; borni Mayl778; married, A A])ri\ 1807, Louisa-Amelia, da. of the hon.
Henry-Edward Fox, son of Stephen, 1st lord Holland, and by her (who d.
at Genoa, 1828) has issue, 1. IIenry-Edward, b. Feb. 1808, d. an
infant; 2. CIIARLES-JAMES-FOX, b. Feb. 1809; 3. Mary, rf.
an infant; 4. Edward-Herbert, b. July 1811: 5. Hekry-
WiLLiAM-St. Pierre, b. Sept. 1812; G. Riciiard-IIanmer, b. Dec
1813, R.N. ; 7- Emily-Georc.ina, d. young. Sir Henry to., 2dly,
2 Oct. 1830, Emily-Louisa, da. of the hon. col. George Napier.
PARKER.
143
The family of Bu)2bii)y traces its origin to
a younger brother of the Norman House of
St. Pierre, who came over to England with
the Conqueror, and following the fortunes
of Hugh Lupus, earl Lupus, 1st Norman
earl of Chester, obtained amongst other pos-
sessions the manor of Bunbuiy, co. Chester.
In the reign of Edward III. David de Bun-
EURY, 7th in descent from St. Pierre, ac-
quired bv marriage with the da. and sole h.
of David' de Stanney, the manor or lordship
of Stannev, still in the possession of the
family. Tenth in descent from the above-
mentioned David, was
Hexry Blneury, of Stanney, esq., m.
Ursula, da. of sir John Bayley, of Hoddes-
don, CO. Salop, knt., and d. 1(364, leaving,
besides other issue, a son and heir,
I. Sir THOMAS, Istbart., w., 1st, Sarah,
da. of John Chetwood, of Oakley, co. Staf-
ford, esq., by whom he had several chil-
dren, two only of which survived,
1. Sir Hkxry, 2d bart.
2. Ursula, w. Edward Green, of Pulton-
cum-Spittle, co. Chester, esq.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, Mary, da. of Hum-
phrey Kelsal, esq., by whoni he had issue,
3. 'Priscilla, m. Edmund Entwistle,
D.D., archdeacon of Chester.
4. Lucy.
Sir Thomas d. 22 Aug, 1682, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
IL Sir HENRY, m. Mary, da. of sir
Kendrick Evton, of Eyton, co. Denbigh,
knt., jud^e of North Wales : he d. 20 Dec.
1687, having had seven sons and one da., of
whom only two sur\-ived,
1. Sir Henry, 3d bart.
2. William, was attorney-general for
the county palatine of Chester, and m.
Sarah, da.' of sir James Eyton, by whom he
had six das. ; three of whom, Mary, Isa-
bella, and Susanna, d. young and loim. ;
Sarah, the eldest, m. Ed'v^-ard Mainwaring,
esq. ; Elizabeth, w. Edward Flemming, esq.,
barrister-at-law ; sherf. 12 Nov. 17.35 ; and Elea-
nor, the youngest, w. George Wilson, gent.
Sir Henry d. 20 Dec. 1687, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir HENRY, m. Susanna, only sur-
viving da. of William Hanmer, esq., and
sister to sir Thomas Hanmer, bart., who d.
30 Sept. 1744, by whom he had issue,
1. Thomas, d. an infant.
2. Henry, d. in the lyth year of his age,
29 April 17:^2.
3. Sir Charles, 4th bart.
4. Sir William, 5th bart.
5. Susanna, m. col. William Handasyde,
3d son of gen. Handasyde, of Gains, co.
Himtingdon.
6. Isabella, m. col. John Lee.
7. Mary, d. unm.
8. Frances, m. Kyffyn Williams, esq.,
M.P. for Kent.
9. Elizabeth, ?n. gen. Armiger.
Sir Henry was, 17II, appointed one of the
commissioners of the revenue in Ireland :
he d. 12 Feb. 1732-3, and was succeeded by
his eldest surviving son,
IV. Sir CHARLES, d. unm., 10 April
1742, and was succeeded bv his brother,
V. The rev. sir WILLIAM, in holy or-
ders, vicar of Milden Hall, co. Suffolk,
7n. Eleanor, da. of Thomas Graham, of
Holbrook Hall, co. Suffolk, esq., (by a da-
and co-h. of Samuel Warner, of Holbrook
Hall, esq..) by whom (who d. 6 Feb. 1820)
he had issue,
1. Susan, b. 1737, m. rev. Henry Soame,
of Thurlow Hall, co. Suffolk.
2. Sir Thomas-Charles, 6th bart.
3. Annabella, 6. Feb. 1745, m., 1st, sir
Patrick Blake, bart., and, 2dly, George
Boscavven, of St. Peter's, Isle of Thanet, esq.
4. Henry-William, the celebrated artist,
b, Julv 1750, and d. 7 May 1811, having nu,
1771, "Catharine, da. of Kane-AVilliam Hor-
neck, esq., lieut.-col. in the army of Sicily,
and quarter-master-gen. at the battle of Mai-
da, by whom he had,
1. Charles-John, in the army, b. Nov.
1772, /;;. Frances Davison, (whore-m. Thcv-
mas Sydenham, esq.,) and d. at the Cajte
of Good Hope, May 1798, without issue.
2. Sir Henry-Edward, present bart.
Sir William d. 11 Jime 1764, and was suo-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VL Sir THOMAS-CHARLES, 6. May
1740, m., 2 June 1762, Sarah Lennox, da.
of Charles, 2d duke of Richmond, which
marriage was dissolved by act of parliament
in 1776. He d. without issue, 31 March 1821,
and was succeeded by his nephew,
VII. Sir HENRY-EDWARD, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 13. Argent, on a bend,
sable, three chess rooks, of the field.
O-es'^— Tv.'o swords, saltirewise; through
the mouth of a leopard's face, or, the blades,
proper, hilted and pomelled, gold.
Motto — Fir muni in vita nihil.
Seai— Barton, co. Suffolk.
PARKER, of London.
1 July 1G81.
Sir HYDE PARKER, Baronet, M.P. for the western division of Suf-
folk, borji 1785, succeeded his brother, sir William, 21 April 1830.
This family is a junior branch of the
Parkers, of North Molton, co. Devon, who
appear to have settled there about the end
of the 14th century, from the elder line of
which descends the present earl of Morley.
The immediate ancestor of the baronet was
William Parker, of Hoberton, co. De-
von, and Shoreditch, co. Somerset, esq.,
living towards the end of the 16th century-,
whose 6th son,
Hugh Parker, of Shoreditch, esq., m.
Mar\', only da. of Thomas Hutchins, of
Holway, co. Somerset, and d. 1C27, leaving
three sons, 1. Thomas, of Gray's Inn, m.,
and d. 1650, without sur^dving male issue ;
2. sir Hugh, 1st baronet ; 3. Hennj, of Lon-
don, m, Margaret, da. of John White, of
London, and d. 1670, leaving four das. and
an only son, sir Henry, 2d bait.
I. Si'r HUGH, the 1st bart., b. 1605, was an
alderman of London, m. Rachel, da. of
Brown, of Louth, co. Lincoln, by whom he
had no issue; and d. 5 ^March 1696-7, aged
89, was succeeded in the title, according to
a special limitation in the patent, by his ne-
phew,
II. Sir HENRY, m. Margaret, da. of dr.
Alexander Hyde, bishop of Salisbury, son
of sir Lawren'ce Hyde, of Dynton, co. Wilts,
knt., and by her (who d. 6 Jan. 1728-9) he
had issue,
1. Hugh, m. Anne, da. of John Smith,
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DASH WOOD.
esq., commissioner of excise, and d. 2 Feb.
1712, in his father's lifetime, leaving issue
by her, (who re-m. Michael, 10th earl of
Clanricarde,)
1, Sir Henry-John, 3d bart.
2. Hugh ; 3. John-Smith.
4. Hyde, who d. umn.
5. Margaret, m. Thomas Nugent, covmt
de Valdesoto, in Spain, and major-general
in the Spanish service.
6. Anne, m. Austin Park Goddard, esq.,
knt. of St. Stephen, in Tuscany.
7. Sophia, m. Edward Cole, of Euston,
CO. Oxford, esq.
2. Harry, m. a da. of dr. Harrison, mas-
ter of St. Cross, at Winchester, by whom he
had no issue.
.3. Hydk, who was rector of Tredington,
CO. Worcester, and m. a da. of mr. Reeves,
and d. 24 May 1726, leaving issue,
1. Sir Henry, 4th bart.
2. Sir Hyde, 5th bart.
3. Anne ; 4. Beata.
4. Frances, m. sir John Pakington, bart.
5. Margaret, m. John Banks, esq.
n. Beata, m. sir Thomas-Cookes Win-
ford, bart.
Sir Henry d. 25 Oct. 1713, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
III. Sir HENRY-JOHN, eldest son of
Hugh, m., 1st, 23 Oct. 1728, Anne, da. and
h. of Simon Barwell, of Leicester, esq., by
whom (who d. 1733) he had issue,
1. Margaret.
2. Anne, d. umn. 27 Jan. 1814.
Sir Henry m., 2dly, Catharine, da. of John
Page, esq., by whom he had issue,
3. John, d. 1767, in the lifetime of his
father, tinm.
4. Catharine, m. Chichester-Fortescue
Garstin, esq.
5. Margaret-Sophia, m. John Strode,
of South Hill, CO. Somerset, esq.
Sir Henry d. 1771, and was succeeded in
the title by his cousin,
IV. Sir HENRY, in holy orders, D.D.,
rector of Rotherfield Greys, co. Oxford,
eldest son of Hyde, rector of Treddington,
who d. 1726.
Sir Henry rf. unm. 1781, was succeeded by
his brother,
V. Sir HYDE, vice-admiral of the blue,
who distinguished himself upon many occa-
sions, particularly on 5 March 178", when
he commanded at St. Lucia, and in the me-
morable action with the Dutch on the Dog-
ger Bank, 5 Aug. 1781. The impression
made on the public mind from this hard-
fought battle was such as to induce the king,
attended by the prince of Wales, to pay the
admiral a visit at the Nore. In the follow-
ing year the vice-admiral was appointed
commander-in-chief of his majesty's fleet in
the East Indies : he left England in the
Cato, in Sept., and having wooded and
watered at Rio Janeiro, sailed from thence
on the 12th of Dec, from which period no
information whatever has been received of
the ship, which is presumed to have been
burned at sea. In 1734 he m. Sarah, da. of
Hugh Smithson, esq., by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir Harry, 6th bart.
2. Admiral sir Hyde, h. 1739, knighted
for his services in the American war, 21 April
1779, «'•, 1st, Anne, da. of John-Palmer Bo-
teler, esq., of Henley, by whom he has
issue,
1. Hyde, capt. R.N., m., 16 July 1821,
Caroline, da. of sir Frederick-Morton,
Eden, bart.
2. John, col. in the army ; 3. Richard.
4. Fanny-Sophia, m., 22 Feb. 1825, lieut.-
col. Robyns.
5. Anne-Catherine, m., 27 Oct. 1830,
Bernard-Court Granville, esq.
Sir Hyde w., 2dly, Frances, da. of admiral
sir Richard Onslow, bart., and rf. (admiral
of the white) 16 March I807,
Sir Hyde was succeeded in his title by his
eldest son,
VI. Sir HARRY, (assumed the title about
1783,) h. 1735, m., 1765, Bridget, da. of Wil-
liam Cresswell, of Cresswell, co. Northum-
berland, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir William, 7th bart.
2. Louisa, b. 1777> m. George-Robert
Eyres, esq,
3. Edmund, b. 1779, d. 1809.
4. Sir Hyde, 8th bart.
5. Sophia, b. 1787, d. unm., June 1820.
Sir Harry rf. 15 Jan. 1812, and was succeed-
ed bv his eldest son,
VII. Sir WILLIAM, rf. unm., 21 April
1830, and was succeeded by his brother,
VIII. Sir HYDE, present and 8th bart.
Anns — See Plate 13. Sable, a buck's head
caboshed, between two flanches, argent.
Crc'nt — A dexter hand and arm, in a slashed
sleeve, gules, with a little cuff, argent, with
the shirt seen through the slashes ; proper,
holding a buck's horn, erect, gules.
Sea^-Melford Hall, co. Suffolk,
DASHWOOD, of NoRTHBROOK, CO. Oxford.
IG Sept. 1G84.
Sir GEORGE DASHWOOD, Baronet, and C.B., succeeded his father,
Henry- Watkin, 10 June lo2(] ; horn 17 Sept. IT^iG ; married, ii Sept. 1815,
Marianne-Sarah, eldest da. of sir WilHam Rowley, hart., and has issue, â–
1. HENRY-WILLIAM, b. 10 Oct. L'ilG ; 2. George-Astley-
Charles ; 3. JMarianne-Georgiana; 4. Frederick-Loftus;
5. Emma-Piiiladeli'iiia; 6. Susan-Caroline.
George Dashvvood, esq., alderman of
London, younger brother of Francis Dash-
wood, of London, who was father of sir
Francis Dasliwood, of West Wycombe, co.
Bucks, created a bart 17'*7, (■•>■'"'' ffi"t title.,)
undertook (witli other persons) the fanning
the whole revenue of tlie kingdom of Ire-
land, trtii}!. Charles II., and afterwards was
one of those wlio farmed the whole re-
venues of excise and hearth-money in Eng-
land, so long as those revenues were con-
tinued in farm; and was (when they were
managed by conuiiission) one of tlie com-
missioners, till his death in 1()82. His eldest
son was
I. Sir ROBERT, 1st bart., was seised, in
fee-simple, of divers messuages, farms,
lands, &C. in Kirtlington, Blechingdon, Big-
BLOIS.
145
nel, Banbury, Dunsten, North Aston, Bi-
cester, Wigffi'nton, and Tackley, co. Oxford,
and also of divers fee-farm rents, tenths,
and pensions, arising in the counties of Ox-
ford and Nottingham, as well as other
counties in England ; he was created a bart.
16 Sept. 1684, with remainder (in default of
issue male) to the issue male of Gmrge Dash-
wood, esq., his father, which favour was
granted in consideration that the said George
Dashwood had, for some time, in his pos-
session, a baronet's patent, which he did not
take out, as is fully expressed in the patent ;
7w, Penelope, da. and co-h. of sir Thomas
ChamberlajTie, bart., by whom he had issue,
1. Chamberlayne, d. unm.
2. George ; 3. Charles, d. infants.
4. Robert, m. Dorothea, da. and co-h.
of sir James Read, of Brocket Hall, co.
Herts, bart., and d. at Paris in his father's
lifetime, 1728, leaving three sons and one
da., who all d. young except the 2d son, sir
James, who succeeded his grandfather, and
was 2d bart.
5. Richard, of Leadwell, co. Oxon, esq.,
nu Elizabeth, da. of Thomas Lewes, of
Stanford, co. Notts, esq., and d. April 1737,
lea\ing issue,
1. Robert, m., and had issue.
2. Chamberlayne, d. u?inu
6. Margaret, d. an infant.
7. Pexelopb, m. sir John Stonhouse,
bart.
8. Catharine, m. sir Robert-Banks Jen-
kinson, bart.
9. A.vne, m. Anthony, brother to sir
Jonathan Cope, bart.
Sir Robert d. July 1734, and was succeeded
by his grandson,
II. Sir JAMES, D.C.L., high steward of
the university of Oxford, which county he
represented in several parliaments; w.,Feb.
1738-9, Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Ed-
ward Spencer, of Rendlesham, co. Suffolk,
esq., (the other da. and co-h. m. James, 4th
duke of Hamilton,) by whom he had issue,
1. James, d. an infant.
2. Elizabeth, b. 2Jan. 1741, m. George,
4th duke of Manchester, and d. 26 June
1832.
3. Anne, b. 21 June 1742, m. John Stewart,
8th earl of Galloway, K.T., and d. 8 Jan.
1830.
4. Catharine, 6. 18 March 1744, m. Lucy
Knightlv, of Fawsley, co. Northampton,
esq., d. 27 June 1809.
5. Henry-Watkin, 3d bart.
6. Thomas, of the Bengal ciNil ser\'ice, d.
20 Dec. 1825, having m., 23 Feb. 1782, Char-
lotte-Louisa, da. of J. Auriol, esq., and had
issue,
1. Charlotte-Sophia, wi., 1st, 20 Jan.
1802, the hon. Charles-Andrew Bruce,
brother of Thomas, earl of Elgin (who d.
27 Dec. 1810); and, 2dly, 18 Feb. 1813,
James Alexander, of Somerhill, co. Kent,
esq.
2. Edward, b. Dec. 1783, d. 23 Dec. 1802.
3. Ehza, b. Jan. 1785, d. 28 April 1795.
4. Anne-Amelia, b. Jan. 1789, »?., 1st,
16 Oct. 18(t6, Charles Murray, esq., son of
lord George Murray, bishop of St. David's
(who d. Jan. 1808) ; and, 2dly, George
Warde, esq.
6. Louisa-Hay, b. Sept. 1791, m., 12 Jan.
1811, William Fane, esq., grandson of
Thomas, 8th earl of Westmoreland.
6. Thomas- John, b. 27 Nov. 1792, m.,
13 June 1822, Susan, da. of Thomas
W^odehouse, esq., and has issue.
7. Charles-Alexander, b. 29 May 1794, d.
22 Feb. 1795.
8. Alexander-Wilton, major in the army,
b. Sept. 1796, m., May 1827, Marian, da. of
Peter Still, of Harley-street, esq., and has
issue.
Sir James d. 10 Nov. 1779, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest surviving son,
in. Sir HENRY-W^\TK1N, 3d bart., b.
30 Aug. 1745, m., 17 July 1780, Mary-Ellen,
da. of John Graham, esq., a member of the
council in Bengal, and had issue,
1. Henry-George-Mavne, 6. 26 June
1782, d. 24 Nov. 1803.
2. Anna-Maria, b. 16 Feb. 1785, nu, 22
May 1810, John, marquess of Ely, K.P,
3. Sir George, present bart.
4. Charles, b. 9 Dec. 1787, lieut.-col. and
capt. 3d guards, C.B., m., March 1822, Caro-
line, 4th da. of sir Robert Barlow, K.C.B.,
and d. 20 April 1832.
5. Caroline, b. 31 Oct. 1790, d. 21 April
1794.
6. Montagu-Spenceb, b. 10 April 1793,
d. 12 April 1794.
7. Rev. Augustus, b. 25 Feb. 1795, m., 16
June 1825, Hester, 4th da. of the late sir
Jacob Astley, bart., and has issue,
1. Georgiana-Helen ; 2. Augustus.
3. Charles-Henry.
8. Georgiana-Caroline, 6. 16 March
1796, m., 19 March 1819, sir Jacob Astlev, bart.
Sir Henry-Watkin d. 10 June 1828, and
was succeeded bv his eldest son,
IV. Sir GEORGE, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 13. Argent, on a fess,
double cottised, gules, three griffins heads,
erased, or.
Crest — A griffin's head, erased, per fess,
erminois and gules.
Seat — Kirtlington Park, near Woodstock,
CO. Oxford.
BLOIS, of GiiuNDiSBiJRGH Hall, CO. SuflFolk.
15 April 1686.
Sir CHARLES BLOIS, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir John, 17
Jan. 1810 ; married, 30 Dec. 1789, Clara, da. of Jocelyn Price, of Cambles-
worth, CO. York, esq., by whom he has issue, 1. CHARLES ; 2.
John, commander R.N., m., 15 Feb. 1827, Eliza-Knox, 2d da. of the rev.
John Barrett, rector of Inniskeel, co. Donegal ; 3. William; 4.
Henry-Jocelyx, d. March 1817; 5. Thosias; 6. Frances-
Mary, ?«., 14 Dec. 1815, the rev. Eardley Norton, vicar of ArnecliiF, co.
York; 7. Clara, m., 14 Dec. 1815, WilHam Palmer, of Ladbrooke,
CO. M'arwick, esq.; 8. Lucy-Anne, w., 6 Jan. 1817, Joshua, lord
Huntingfield.
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14G
WTLLIAMS.WYNN.
The name of Blois, said to be derived
from Blois, a city of France, is of great an-
tiquity in the county of Suffolk. Galfridus
de Blois held land's in Walpole, in that
county, in the time of Richard I. or John ;
their "residence was at Norton, co. Suffolk,
till the reign of king Henry VII., when it
was removed to Grundisburgh Hall, now in
possession of the present bart.
Thomas Bl<ns, m. Margery, da. of William
Styles, of Ipswich, d. 1528, leaving issue,
from whom descended
I. Sir CHARLES, 1st bart., m., 1st, Mary,
da. of sir Robert Kemp, of Gissing, co. Nor-
folk, bart., by whom he had,
1. Robert, m. Amy, sole da. of John
Burrough, of Ipswich, esq., d. 1728, without
issue.
2. William, m. Jane, 3d da. of sir Robert
Kemp, of Ubbeston, co. Suffolk, bart., d.
1738, leaving an only son,
1. Sir Charlks, 2d bart.
2. Mary, d. iinin. 176G.
3. Sir Charles, 3d bart.
4. Mary, rf. nnm. 1730.
Sir Charles m., 2dly, Anne, da. of Ralph
Hawtrey, of Riselip, co. Middlesex, esq.,
and had issue,
5. Anne, m. Samuel Thompson, of Uf-
ford, CO. Suffolk, esq.
6. John, of Gray's Inn, esq.,rf. unm. 1745.
7. Sir Ralph, 4th bart.
Sir Charles d. 9 April 1738, and was suc-
ceeded by his gi-andson,
II. Sir CHARLES, who d. unm., and was
succeeded bv his uncle,
III. Sir CHARLES, 3d son of sir Charles,
the 1st bart. He d. without issue 1761, and
was succeeded by his half-brother,
IV. Sir RALPH, m. Elizabeth, eldest da.
of Reginald Rabett, esq., and by her (who
d. Jan. 1780) had issue,
1. John ; 2. Ralph ; both d. infants.
3. Sir John, 5th bart.
4. Lucy, m. Robert Lawton, esq.
Sir Ralph d. 17<j2, and was succeeded by his
only surviving son,
V. Sir JOHN, m., 1st, Sarah, youngest
da. of George Thornhill, of Diddington, co.
Huntingdon, esq., and sister to Thomas
Thornhill, of Fincliley, co. York, esq., and
had issue,
1. Sir Charles, present bart.
2. Sarah.
Hew.,2dly,21 April 1772,Lucretia,da,of
Ottley, of the Islandof St. Christopher's, esq.,
and by her (who d. 11 Jan. I!i08) had issue,
3. Lucretia, m., 14 Jan. 1805, dr. Tho-
mas Turner, eldest son of Samuel Turner,
esq., and d. 23 Dec. 1826.
4. Lucy-Anne, m., 25 Sept. 1817, rev.
Charles -Thomas Johnson, rector of En-
borne, and Hemsted-Marshal, co. Berks.
5. Ralph-John, d. 1818.
Sir John d. 17 Jan. 1810, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
VL Sir CHARLES, present bart.
^/7M.s— See Plate 13. Gules, a bend, vaire,
between two fieurs-de-lys, argent.
O-es?— A gauntlet, proper, holding a fleur-
de-lis, argent.
Mntto — Je me fie en Dieu.
Sf/its — At Grundisburgh and Cockfield
Hall, CO. Suffolk.
WILLIAMS, (now M^LLIAMS-WYNN,) of the Isle of Anglesey,
and of Gray's Inn, co. Middlesex.
G July 1G88.
Sir WATKIN WILLIAMS-WYNN, Baronet, born 26 Oct. 1772;
succeeded his father, sir Watkin, 29 Julyl7o9; Lord-Lieutenant and
Custos Rotulorum cos. Denbigh and Merioneth, Knight of the Shire for the
former county, and Aide-de-camp to his Majesty ; married, 4 Feb. 1817,
lady Harriet Clive, eldest da. of Edward, earl of Powis, and has issue,
I. Henrietta-Charlotte, b. IG Aug. 1818; 2. WATKIN, 6. 22
May 1820 ; 3. Herbert-Watkin, b. 29 April 1822.
William Williams, of Chwaine Issa,
CO. Anglesea, esq., was the 14th in lineal
descent from Cadrod Hardd, or the Hand-
some, a British chieftain, who resided at
Tremadog, in the parish of Llanfaithley, in
the same co., and was lord of Tallyboiion,
about the year IKiO. Hew. Margaret, da.
and h. of John Owens, of Llanfaithley, esq.,
by whom he had two sons, 1. Ja/ui, whose
issue in the male line is extinct ;
2. Hugh, D.D., vicar of Llantrisant, m.
Emma, da. and h. of John Dolben, of Cae
Gwynnion, esq., and d. 1670, leaving issue,
two sons and two das., 1. sir William, 1st
bart. ; 2. David, m. Anne, da. and h. of Wil-
liam Maurice, of Llansilin, esq.; 3. Mar-
garet, m. John Owen, of Penrhos, esq.;
4. Emma, »i. Hugh Lloyd, esq.
I. Sir WILLIAM, knt., the 1st bart., was
a barrister, and recorder of Chester, which
city he represented in three parliaments, in
the latter two of which he was chosen speak-
er. In .'if) Car. II., he was tried for a libel,
in causing to be printed the information of
Thomas Dangerfield, gent. ; and althougli
he pleaded the law and custom of parlia-
ment in his favour, the court fined him ten
thousand pounds for licensing the said in-
formation to be printed, ,£'8,000 of which
sum he was compelled to pay. After the Re-
volution, thisjudgnient was declared by the
House of Commons to be illegal, and against
the freedom of jiarliamcnt. He was made,
by king James II., solicitor-general, knight-
ed in l(i87, and in I(i88 created a bart. Soon
after the Ilevolution he was appointed one
of the king's coimsel. He m. Margaret, da.
and co-h. of Watkyn KylRn, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir Wii-LtAM, 2d bart.
2. John, barrister-at-law, w. Catharine,
eldest (la. of sir Hugh Owen, bart., by whom
he left,
1. Elizabeth, w. William Owen, eldest
son of sir Arthur Owen, bart.
2. Hugh, who was member for Anglesea
in two parliaments, »i., ]st,Ursula,da.of sir
John IJridgnian, bart.; 2dly, , da.
of Kdward Norris, esq., M.D., formerly
M.l*. for I^iverpool, and d. s.j).
3. Kyflin, tn. Mary IJunbury, who d.
without issue.
4. John, a Welsh jud^re, m. Judith, da.
of alderman liennet, of Chester, and was
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grandfather of sir John Willianns, of Bodl-
Tewyddan, co. Flmt, created a bart. 1798
(see that title.)
5. Arthur, archdeacon of St. David's,
and rector of St. Mary's, Chester, d.
Aug. 1737. unm.
6. Edward, m., May 1739, • , relict
of Richard, 5th viscount Bulkeley, and
da. and h. of Lewis Owen, of Penmarth,
esq., (by a da. of sir William Williams,
bart.,) and left by her three das., the
eldest of whom m. William Wynne, of
Wern, esq.
3. E.M.MA, ni. sir Arthur Owen, bart.
Sir William d. 11 July 1700, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. SirWILLIAM, 7?i. 1st, Jane, da. and
h. of Edward Tlielwall, esq., (by Sydney, da.
and h. of Williain Wynne, esq., prothono-
tary of North Wales,' and 4th son of sir
John Wynne, of Gwedyr, bart.,) by whom
he left issue,
1. Sir Watkin-William, 3d bart.
2. Robert, m., Margel, da. of Arthur
Williames, of Vstymcolwyn, esq., and d. s.p.
3. Richard, who m., 1st, Hesther, da. of
Thelwall, esq. ; 2dly, Charlotte, da.
and co-h. of Richard Mostyn, of Penbedw,
3d son of sir Roger Mostvh, bart., by whom
he had,
1. Richard, who d. young.
3dly, Annabella, da. and h. of Charles
Lloyd, of Drenewydd, co. Salop ; by the
last of whom he left issue,
2. Watliin, m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h.
of James-Russell Stapleton, of Bodryddan,
esq., and d. s.p.
3. Annabella, m. the rev. Philip Pule-
ston, D.D.
4. Jane, »u Robert Lloyd, of Swan
Hill, esq.
5. Annabella, m. Edward Gatacre, esq.
6. Jane, num. ; 7. William.
8. Charles ; 9. Richard.
10. Robert, who all d. unm,
SirWilham m., 2dly, Catharine, da. of Mut-
ton Davies, of Gwysanney, co. Denbigh,
esq., by whom he had no issue. He d. 20
Oct. 1740, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
III. Sir WATKIN, of Wvnnstay, co.
Denbigh, bart., (which seat and estate he
inherited from sir John Wynn, bart., in
right of his grandmother, Sydney, da. to
William Wynn, esq., as above mentioned,
and took the surname of Wynn in addition
to and after \\illiams.) Sir Watkin ?».,
1st, Anne, da. and co-h. oi^ Edward Vaughan,
esq., by whom he had several children, who
all d. young. He m., 2dly, Frances, da. of
George Shakerly, esq., who d. April 1803, by
whom he left.
1. Sir Watkix-Williams, 4th bart.
2. Wilham-Watkix, who d. 12 April
1759, vnm.
Sir Watkin d. 26 Sept. 1/49, and was suc-
ceeded by liis son,
IV. Sir WATKIN, w., 6 April 17G9, Hen-
rietta, 5th da. of Charles-Noel, 4th duke of
Beaufort, who d. the 24th of July following.
Sir Watkin m., 2d]y, 21 Dec. I771, Char-
lotte, da. of the right hon. George Gran-
ville, and sister of George, 1st marquess of
Buckingham, K.G., by whom (who d. 29
Sept. 1832, a-t. 79,) he had issue,
1. Sir Watkix-Williams, present bart.
2. WiLLiA.M- Watkin, b. 28 Dec. 1773, d.
young.
3. Right Honourable Charles- Wat-
kin, chancellor of the duchy court and
county palatine of Lancaster, M.P. co.
Montgomery, P. C. D. C. L. F.S.A., for-
merly president of the board of control for
the affairs of India, and for a short period
secretary at war ; b. 9 Oct. 1775, m., 9 April
lJio6, Mary, the eldest da. of sir Foster
Cunliffe, bart., of Acton Park, co. Den-
bigh, and has issue,
i. Watkin-Henry, b. 29 June 1816, d. 9
July 1832.
2. Charles- Watkin, b. 4 Oct. 1822.
3. Charlotte, ?). 1(J Jan. I807.
4. Mary, m., 1(3 May 1832, Benjamin
Gaskell, esq., of Thomas House, co. York.
5. Harriot-Hester ; 6. Sydney.
7. Emma, d. 30 July 1824.
4. Maria, b. 24 April 1777, d. young.
5. Frances, b. 3 April 1778.
6. Charlotte, b. 9 Dec. 1780, ni., 13 Nov.
I80G, lieut.-col. William Shipley, eldest son
of the dean of St. Asaph.
7. The right honourable sir Henry Wat-
kin, K.G.H., b. It) March 1783, minister-ple-
nipotentiary to the Court of Denmark ; »?.,
3U Sept. 1813, Esther Smith, 4th da. of Ro-
bert, lord Carrington, and has issue 3 sons
and 3 das.
8. Henrietta-Elizabeth, b. 6 Feb. 1786,
m., 17 Dec. 1810, Thomas Cholmondeley ;
created 1821, baron Delamere.
9. Gbenville-Watkin, b. in 1787, d.
1791.
10. Catharine, d. in 1789.
Sir Watkin d. 29 July 1789, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir 'WATKIN, the present bart.
Arms— See Plate 13. Quarterly 1st and
4th, Wynn, vert, three eagles, displayed;
in fess, or; 2d and 3d, Williajis, argent,
two foxes, counter salient, in saltire, gules,
the dexter surmounted of the sinister.
Crest — An eagle displayed, or.
Seats — Wynnstay, co. Denbigh; andLlan-
gedwin and Glanllyn, co. Merioneth.
MOLESWORTH, of the Island of Jamaica.
19 July 1689.
Sir WIELIA3I MOLESWORTH, Baronet, M.P. for East Cornwall,
succeeded his father, sir Arscott-Ourry, 30 Dec. 1823.
The family of Moleswnrth anciently re-
sided in the counties of Northampton and
Bedford, where they flourished in the reigns
of Edward I. and II. Sir Walter de Moles-
worth atiended king Edward I. in his expedi-
tion to the Holy Land, and was sheriff" cos.
Bedford and Bucks for the space of lo years.
In I.31HJ, when the king, on a grand Whit-
suntide festival, to augment the glory of his
intended expedition into Scotland, knighted
Edward, earl of Carnarvon, his eldest son,
the young prince, immediately after that
ceremony, at the altar, in Westminster
Abbey, conferred the same honour on near
300 gentlemen, the sons of earls, barons,
and knights, of wliich number was sir
Walter de Molesworth.
His descendants were of great note and
consideration, and at length the dignity of
bart. was conferred on two branches of the
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RAMSDEN.
family, nearly at the same time, both of
them being zealous in favour of the Revo-
lution.
John Molesworth, of Helpeston, co.
Northampton, temp, queen Elizabeth, left,
besides other issue, 2 sons, Anthoni/, whose
great-grandson, Robert, was first created a
bart. by king George I., and subsequently
made a peer of Ireland, (171'i.) by the title
of viscount Molesworth, which dignity his
descendant now enjoys (vide Debrett's Peer-
age ;) and
John, who m. to his first wife, Catherine,
da. and co-h. of John Hender, of Botreaux
Castle, CO. Cornwall ; settled himself at Pen-
carrow, in that county, and was father of
Hender Molesworth, who was father of
I. Sir HENDER, 1st bart., so created as
above, with limitation, on failure of issue
male of his body, to his elder and only sur-
viving brother, sir John Molesworth, of
Pencarrow, knt. Sir Hender was bred
a merchant, and settled in Jamaica, was
president of the council of that island in
the reign of king Charles II. He m., 1st, a
da. of mr. Mangey, a goldsmith, of London,
widow of Thomas Tottle, a merchant in
Jamaica; and 2dly, Mary, da. of Thomas
Temple, esq., and widow of sir Thomas
Lynch, knt., but byneither of themhadany
issue. He d. 1689, and was succeeded, pur-
suant to the above-recited limitation, by his
brother,
n. Sir JOHN, of Pencarrow, knt., m.,
1st, Margery, eldest da. of Thomas, son of
sir Thomas Wise, K.B., by whom he had,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Hender ; 3. Spark.
4. Mary; .5. Margery.
6. Prudence.
He m., 2dly, Margaret, eldest da. to Ni-
cholas Slaning, of Maristow, co. Devon,
knt., but by her had no issue.
III. Sir JOHN, eldest son and successor
to his father, m. a da. of John Arscott, of
Tetcott, CO. Devon, esq., and by her had,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Hender, d. 6 Feb. 1732-3, iinm.
3. Spark, d. at Naples, 9 June 1739.
4. Prudence; S.Margaret; 6. Mary,
all d. tuim.
7. Prudence, m. Hugh Gregor, esq.
IV. Sir JOHN, eldest son and successor
to his father. In 1728 he in. Barbara, 2d
da. of sir Nicholas Morice, of Werrington,
CO. Devon, bart., who d. 17 May 1735,
leaving.
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. William, who rf. 9 Feb. 1762, having
ni. Anne, da. and co-h. of James Smyth, of
St. Audries, co. Somerset, esq., and had
issue, Frances, who m., 31 Dec. 1785, John-
Jeffreys Pratt, marquess Camden, K.G.,
and has issue.
Sir John d. 4 April 176fi, and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
V. Sir JOHN, m., 28 Sept. 1755, Frances,
da. and co-h. of James Smyth, of St. Au-
dries, CO. Somerset, esq., by whom he had
1 son,
1. Sir William, 6th bart.
He m., 2dly, 22 June 1762, Barbara, da. of
sir John St. Aubin, of Clowance, co. Corn-
wall, bart., by whom he had,
2. John, in holy orders, m. Catharine,
sister of sir John St. Aubin, bart., and had
issue, of whom Barbara, m., 29 Sept. 1830,
the rev. William Gilbee, vicar of St. Josey
and St. Aubyn; m., Jan. 1833, Isabella, da.
of Richard Waring, of Belfast, esq.
3. Hender; 4. Barbara.
Sir John d. 31 Oct. 1776, and was succeeded
by his son,
VI. Sir WILLIAM, in., 1786, Caroline-
Treby Ourry, da. of Paul-Henry Ourry,
esq., commissioner of the navy office, and
had issue,
1. Sir Arscott-Ourry, 7th bart.
2. William, in holy orders, rector of St.
Breoke Cornwall, m., 10 Feb. 1829, Susanna,
da. of James Buller, of Downes, co. Devon,
esq., deceased.
3. Frances; 4. Caroline.
Sir William d. 22 Feb. 1798, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VII. Sir ARSCOTT-OURRY, 7th bart. ;
m., 7 July 1809, Mary, eldest da. of Pa-
trick Brown, of Edinburgh, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir William, present bart.
2. A DA., h. 13 July 1811.
3. 4. A Son and a Da., twins, b. 4 Sept
1813.
5. A Da., b. Feb. 1816.
6. A Son, b. May 1818.
Sir Arscott d. 30 Dec. 1823, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VIII. Sir WILLIAM, present bart
Arms—'iiee Plate 13. Vaire, a bordure^
gules, charged with eight cross-crosslets, or.
Crest — An armed arm, embowed, proper,
holding in the hand a cross-crosslet, or.
Motto — Sicfidem teneo.
Seat — At Pencarrow, co. Cornwall,
RAMSDEN, of Eyrom, co. York,
30 Nov. 1681).
Sir JOHN RAMSDEN, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir John, in
17G9; married., 7 July 17J'7i the hou. Louisa Ingram, oth da. and co-h. of
Charles, viscount Irwin, sister to Isabella-Anne, marchioness of Hertford,
(which title became extinct in 1782,) and has issue, 1. JOHN-
CHARLES, M.P. for Malton, w., 4 May 1814, Isabella, youngest da. of
Thomas, 1st h)rd Dundas, and has issue, a da., h. 19 IMarch 1818, and
John-Wimam, b. 27 July 1824, d. 23 A])ril 1830 ; 2. William, capt.
R.N., «?., Aug. 1827, Ififly Annabella-Paulet, eldest da. of the marquess
of Winchester ; 3. Hkniiy-James, in the army, w., 8 Aug. 1829, the
hon. Frederica Law, da. of Edward, 1st lord Ellenborough, and has a son^
b. 9 June 1830; 4. Chaules, in the army, w., 14. June 1828, Harriett-
Frances, da. of lieut.-gen. rt. hon. sir .John Ryng, (j.CB. and G.C.H. ;
S.Louisa; 0. Ehzabeth,w.,2 Aug. 1821, hon. Edward-William, lord
LEIGHTON.
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Hawke, and c?. 26 Aug. 1824; 7- Carolixe-Margaret, m., 18 Aug.
1831, the rev. lord Charles Paulett, 2d son of the marquess of Winchester ;
8. AxNE ; 9. Frances-Catherine, m., Dec. 1828, Lowther-
Augustus-John, lord Muncaster.
Robert Ramsden, esq., appears to have
been seated at Longley Hall, near Hudders-
field, CO York, as early as the reiga of
queen Elizabeth ; his great-grandson.
Sir JoHX Ramsden, of Longley and of
Byrom, was sheriff of \ orkshire, 13 Car. 1. ;
a noted loyalist and colonel of a regiment
in the service of that king: m. Margaret,
da. of sir Peter Frescheville, of Staveley,
CO. Derby, knt. (and sister of John, lord
Frescheville, who was so created, (j March
1664, but d. without male issue, 1682, when
the title became extinct.) Sir John d. at
Newark Castle, in the service of king
Charles I., leaving 2 sons; John, who d.
unni., and
William, the eldest, m. Elizabeth, da.
and h. of George Palmes, of Lindley, co.
York, esq., and had,
1. John, 1st bart.
2. Fkescheville ; 3. Peter, both cf.
unnu
4. Browne, m., 1st, sir George Dalston,
of Heath, co. York, bart. ; 2dly, Edward
Andrews, of Westminster, esq. ; and, 3dly,
sir Richard Fisher, of Islington, co. Middle-
sex, bart., and d. 15 March 1739-40.
5. Frances, nu Charles, 2d duke of
Bolton, by whom she was mother of 1.
Charles ; 2. Harry, successively dukes of
Bolton.
6. Mary, m. Thomas Wilkinson, of Kirk-
heaton, co. York, esq.
7. Elizabeth, m. John Anderson, esq.
I. Sir JOHN, the eldest son, for the
essential services and distinguished zeal ex-
hibited at the Revolution, was created a
bart., 30 Nov. 1689; m. Sarah, only d. and
h. of Charles Butler, of Coates, co. Lincoln,
esq., by whom he had 8 sons, all of whom
d. iinm., except the eldest.
Sir WiLLiAJi, 2d bart.
Sir John d. 1691, and was succeeded by his
son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, m. Elizabeth, 2d da. of
John Lowther, viscount Lonsdale, and by
her (who d. lyW) had issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. WiLLiA.M, d. 1770, unm.
3. James, a commissioner of the Wine
Licence Office, rf. 177<*> tinni.
4. Thomas, who was of the secretary of
state's office, and m. , da. of sir Philip
Meadows, and had no issue.
5. Robert, an officer in the army, who
served in Flanders, at the battles of Del-
tingen and Fontenoy, m. Elizabeth, sole
da. and h. of John Smyth, of Heath, co.
York, esq., by whom he had several chil-
dren, and rf. 1769.
6. Fuescheville, in the army, who
participated with his brother in the battles
before alluded to, and subsequently con-
tinued his services in Germany, under
prince Ferdinand. He attained the rank of
lieut.-col. in the horse grenadier-guards,
was several years equerry to his majesty,
and became lieut. -governor of Carlisle: he
m. Isabella, sister to Charles Ingram, vis-
count Irwin, by whom he had one son, and
rf. 1804.
7. Catherine, m. sir William Lowther,
of Swillington, bart.
8. 9. 10. 11. Four Das., all rf. unm.
Sir William rf. June 1736, and was succeed-
ed by his son,
III. Sir JOHN, ?n. Margaret, da. of Wil-
liam Norton, of Sawiey, esq., (niece and
heiress of John Lowther, of Ackworth, esq.,
and widow of Thomas-Liddel Bright, of
Badsworth, esq.,) by whom (who d. 1775)
he had issue,
1. Sir John, present bart.
2. Elizabeth, w., I77I. William W^ed-
dell, of Newby, esq.
3. Margaret, m., 11 Feb. 1774, Thomas
Reynolds, 3d lord Ducie.
Sir John d. 10 April 1769, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 13. Argent, on a chev-
ron, between three fleurs-de-lis sable, three
rams' heads erased, of the first.
Ci-est — An armed arm, couped at the el-
bow, and erect, proper, holding a fleur-de-
hs sable.
Seat— At Byrom, co. York.
LEIGHTON, of Wattlesborough, co. Salop.
2 March 1602-3.
Sir BALDWIN LEIGHTON, Baronet, born 14 May 1805, succeeded
his father, sir Baldwin, 13 Nov. 1828 ; married, 9 Feb. 1832, 3Iary, da. of
T. N. Parker, esq., of Sweeney Hall, co. Salop, and has issue, 1.
Frakces-Christina, b. 24 Dec. 1832 ; 2. Isabella, b. March 1834.
This family was in England as early as
the Norman Conquest, as appears by Dooms-
day-Book. Sir Titus be Leighton, knight
of the Sepulchre, son and h. of Cuthbert,
giandson and heir of Totilus de Leighton,
was one of those who went to the wars in
the Holy Land, and at his return was a co-
founder of the abbey of Buldewas, Shrop-
shire. William Fitz-Allen, soon after the
Conquest, re-conveyed the manor of Leigh-
ton to sir Richard de Leighton, knt., son
and h. of sir Titus.
I. EDWARD, of Wattlesborough, co.
Salop, was created a bart. as above ; m., 1st,
1679. Dorothy, da. of sir Job Charlton, of
Ludford, co. Hereford, bart., by whom (who
rf. 1688) he had issue,
1. Robert, rf. young, 1690.
2. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
3. Job, b. 1682, rf. 1704.
4. Lettice, rf. unm. 1758.
5. Dorothy; 6. Jane; 7- Dorothy; all
rf. young.
Sir Edward /n., 2dly, 1693, Jane, da. of
Daniel Nichol, esq., by whom he had issue,
8. Daniel, b. lb"94, a lieut.-col., m. Jane,
da. of Nathaniel Thorold, of the city of
Lincoln, esq., and rf. 1765, having had issue,
1. Herbert, page to the princess-dowagei?
of Wales.
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COLT.
2. Edward, lieut. R.N., d. imm.
3. Jane, m., 1st, captain Catheart; 2dly,
Jonathan, eldest son of sir Jonathan Cope,
bart.
4. Another da. m. lieut.-col. Sabine
Daniel, d. 1765.
9. Frances, b. lOOG, lieut.-gen. and eol.
of the 32d regt. of foot, m. da. of
Pinfold, esq., and d. 1773, having had issue,
1. A son, who d. young.
2. Charlotte, d. latm., 1820.
3. Frances, m., 16 May 1783, Sir Hew
Whiteford Dairy m pie, bart.
10. Gerard, a captain in the army.
11. Jane, m., 1st, Thomas Jones, esq.;
and 2dly, sir Charles Lloyd, bart.
12. Frances; 13. Anne; 14. Elizabeth,
all d. young.
Sir Edward d. 1711, and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir EDWARD, b. 1681, w., 1st, Raehael,
da. of sir William Forester, (by Mary, da. of
James-Cecil, 3d earl of Salisbury, by Mar-
garet, 5th da. of John-Manners, fjth earl of
Rutland,) by whom (who d. 1720) he had
issue,
1. Forester, d. vit. pat.
2. Sir Charlton, 3d bart.
3. Baldwin, b. 1717, m. Anne, da. of cap-
tain Smith, by whom he had issue,
1. Edward, b. 1745, d. s.p. 1804.
2. Sir Baldwin, 6th bart.
3. Mary, b. 1748, d. 1771.
4. Ann, b. 1749, m. rev. Thomas Holme,
but d. s.p. 1820.
5. Thomas, b. 1751, gen. E.I. C. service,
m. Mary-Louisa Everett, and had issue.
Frauds, d. 1808.
'6. Raehael, b. 1753, d. 1757.
7. Emma, b. 1755, d. 1832.
8. Francis, b. 1757, d. 1808.
9. Burgh, b. 1760, m. Jane, da. of rev.
Thomas Holme, of Winstanley, co. Lane.
10. Victoria, b. 1762, m, rev. Francis
Leighton, but d. s.p. 1832.
11. Forester, b. 1763, m. Honoria, da. of
general Barclay, and had issue, 1. Furester-
Oiven; 2. Edward-Barduy, d. young; 3.
Baldwin-Francis, d. 1807.
12. Belinda, b. 1767, d. 1834.
4. Rachael, m. Thomas Jenkins, esq.
5. Burgh; 6. Cambray; 7- Mary; 8.
Dorothy; 9. Emma, all d. young.
Sir Edward m., 2dly, Judith, da. of John
Ellick, esq., sister of governor Ellick, and
relict of captain Thwaites, in the East India
Company's service, but by her (who d. 1764)
he had no issue. Sir Edward d. 6 March 1756,
and was succeeded by his eldest son,
in. Sir CHARLTON, b. 1715, m., 1st,
Anna-Maria, da. of Richard Mytton, (by
Letitia, sister and h. of Thomas Owen, of
Condover, esq.,) who d. Aug. 1750, leaving
issue,
1. Sir Charlton, 4th bart.
2. Anna-Mabia, m. N. Smith.
3. Honor, d. young.
4. Anna-Bella, m. William Childe, of
Kinlet, esq.
Sir Charlton ni., 2dly, 22 Oct. 1751, Emma,
eldest da. of sir Robert Maude, bart., and
sister of Cornwallis, viscount Hawarden, by
whom he had issue,
5. Sir Robert, 5th bart.
6. Emma, m., 1774, John Corbet, esq., and
d. 1799.
7. Louisa; 8. Charlotte; 9. Harriott.
10. Rachael; 11. Mary; both d. young
in 1765.
Sir Charlton d. 5 May 1780, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir CHARLTON, b. 1747, d. unm.
Dec. 1784, and was succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir ROBERT, b. 1752, d. tmm. Feb.
1819, and was succeeded by his cousin,
VL Sir BALDWIN, son of Baldwin, 2d
son of the 2d bart., a general in the army,
m., 1st, Anne, da. of the rev. William Pigot,
by whom he had no issue ; and 2dly, Anne,
da. of sir ThomasStanley,of Alderley, bart.,
and d. 13 Nov. 1828, leaving by his second
marriage an only son,
VII. Sir BALDWIN, present and 7th
bart.
Arms—^ee Plate 14. Quarterly per fesse
indented, or and gules.
Crest — A wyvern, with wings expanded,
sable.
Motto — Bread shame.
Seat— At Loton, co. Salop.
COLT, of St. James, Westminster.
2 IMarch 1G93-4.
Sir JOHN-DUTTON COLT, Baronet, born 8 Oct. 1772, succeeded
his father, sir John-Dutton, 1809, and is unmarried.
This family was formerly possessed of
very considerable estates in Suffolk and
Essex. They are descended from Thomas
Colt, of Carlisle, who was father of Thomas
Colt, chancellor of the exchequer, and of the
privy council to king Edward IV.
L HARRY-DUTTON COLT, 1th son of
George Colt, and Elizabeth Dutton, his wife,
was advanced to the dignity of a bart. for
his services at the Revolution, with remain-
der to his brother, John-Dutton Colt, and to
his 3 sons, John, William, and Harry, and
other remainders over. He m. Cecilia, da. of
Francis Brewster, esq., relict of sir Thomas
Hatton, knt., by whom he left no issue:
she d. Oct. 1712, and sir Harry-Dutton, 25
April 1731, when the title and estate de-
scended, according to the remainder in the
patent, to his great nei)hew,
II. Sir JOHN-DUTTON, only son of
John-Dutton Colt, who was the eldest son of
John-Dutton Colt, esq., elder brother to sir
Harry, m. Mallet, eldest da. of George
Langley, of Goulding Hall, co. Salop, esq.,
and by her (who d. 24 Jan. 1824) had issue,
1. Sir JoHN-Dt:TTON, present bart.
2. William-Arnold, major in the East
India Company's service, rf. anm., aet. 35.
3. Edward- Vau(3HAn, b. 1775.
4. Thomas-Langley, lieut. 80th foot, d.
unm. in India.
5. Ja:\ii:s, rf. Nov. 1826.
6. Ann-Soi'hia.
Sir John rf. 1809, and was succeeded by his
eldest son,
HI. Sir JOHN-DUTTON, present baft.
^;v«,s— See Plate 14. Argent, a fess, be-
tween three colts, in full sjjccd, sable.
Crest — A colt in full speed, as in the arms.
Motto — Viiirit ijiii /iiititiir.
Seat— At Leomhistcr, co. Hereford.
THOMAS BUCKWORTH-HERNE-SOAME.
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THOMAS, of Wenvoe Castle, co, Glamorgan.
24 Dec. 1694.
Sir JOHN-GODFREY THOMAS, Baronet, ia holy orders. Vicar of
Wartling and Bodiam, co. Sussex; bor?i 1 Sept. 1784, succeeded his father,
sir John, 14 Dec. 1828; married, 1st, April 1808, Frances, da. of Stephen
Ram, of Rams Fort, co. Wexford, and Portswood Lodge, co. Southampton,
esq., by whom (who d. Jan. 1816) he had issue, 1. ED31UND-
STEPHEN, 6. 6 Feb. 1810; 2. Charlotte-Gertrude, b. 19 Oct.
1811, d. June 1824; 3. Mary, b. 14 Jan. 181.3; 4. Frances-So-
PHIA (twin with Mary); 5. Louisa-Elizabeth, b. 18 Aug. 1814;
6. Godfrey, b. 12 Dec. 1815, d June 1816. Sir John- Godfrey w.,
2dly, April 1817, Elizabeth-Anne, eldest da. of the rev. John Vignoles, of
Cornalier House, co. Westmeath, and relict of lieut.-col. Grey, and has
issue, 7' Eliza-Julia, b. 2 Feb. 1818; 8. Letitia, b. 24 Jan.
1819, rf. April 1831; 9. Julia, b. 28 Aug. 1820; 10. Caroline,
b. 24 Jan. 1822; 11. Paulina, b. 21 May 1823; 12. Godfrey-
John, b. 16 June 1824 ; 13. John, b. 28 Feb. 1826 ; 14. Charles,
b.lG Aug. 1828.
Jevan ap HARPWAYE.of Tresimont, co.
Hereford, m. Catharine, da. and sole h. of
Thomas ap Thomas, of Wenvoe Castle, and
took the name of Thomas, which his de-
scendants have ever since continued.
I. Sir JOHN, was advanced to the dignity
of a bart., with remainder in his patent to
his brothers, Edju'xd, 2d bart-, and WWJam,
m. Elizabeth, relict of the republican heut.-
gen. Edmund Ludlow. He d. 17 Jan. 1702-3,
without issue, and was succeeded by his next
brother,
II. Sir EDMUND, m. Mary, da. of John
Howe of Stowell, co. Gloucester, esq., (by
Annabella, 3d da. of Samuel Scrope, earl of
Sunderland,) and had issue,
1. Sir Edmund, Sdbart-
2. JoHX, a gen. in the anny, who m.
Sophia Keppel, da. of Amold-Joost-Van
Keppel, 1st earl of Albemarle, and left
Charles-Nassau, vice-chamberlain to the
Prince Regent, and other issue.
Sir Edmund d. 1723, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
III. Sir EDMUND, w.. May 1750, Abi-
gail, da. of sir Thomas Webster, bart., and
relict of William, son and h. of sir Edward
Northey, knt., attorney -general, by whom
(who d. 1777) he had issue,
1. Sir EDMUND, 4th barL
2. Frederick, an officer in the foot
guards, and was killed in a duel, 4 Sept. 1803,
by the hon. col. Cosmo Gordon.
3. Sir John, 5th bart.
Sir Edmund d. 10 Oct. 1767, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
IV. Sir EDMUND, d. xawu, 1789, and was
succeeded bv his brother,
V. Sir JOHN, m. Mary, da. of John
Parker, of Harfield Court, co. Glouc, esq.,
and had issue,
1. Sir John-Godfrey, present bart.
2. Frederick-Jennings, b. Feb. 1786,
capt. R.N.,;?)., 7 Aug. 1816, Susannah, only
da. of ArtJiur Atherley, of Southampton,
esq. (who d. 1828), and had issue, three sons
and two das.
3. Mary, 6. 1787, www-
Sir John d. 14 Dec. 1828, aet. 83, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
VI. Sir JOHN-GODFREY, present and
6th bart.
Arms — See Plate 14. Sable, a chevron, and
canton, ennine.
Crest — A demi-unicorn, ermine, armed,
crined, and unguled, or, supporting a shield,
sable.
Motto — Virtus invicta gloriosa.
Seat — Southampton-
BUCKWORTH, (nowBUCKWORTH-HERNE-SOAME,) of Sheen,
near Richmond, co. Surrey.
1 April 1697.
Sir PETER BUCKWORTH-HERNE.SOA3IE, Baronet, succeeded
to the title on the decease of his fatlier, sir Buck worth ; married, 13 Oct.
1 830, INIary, da. of M' illiam Bradshaw, esq.
Sir John Buckworth, knt., an eminent
merchant and alderman of London, (son of
Everard and grandson of Richard Buck-
worth, of Wisbeach, in the Isle of Ely,) d.
Dec. 1687, leaving three das., who all «i.,and
one son,
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., m. Elizabeth, da.
of mr. Hall, a merchant, and by her (who
re-m. Hiccocks, esq., master in chancery,
and d. 20 May 1737) had issue.
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Sir Everard, 3d bart.
3. Elizabeth, d. u})m.
Sir John d. June 1702, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, ??;. Jane, da. of , who rf-
26 June 1775. Sir John d. Dec. 1758, and was
succeeded bv his brother,
III. Sir EVERARD, who was assistant
gentleman usher to his Majesty, m. Mary,
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da. of William Dipple, co. Worcester, esq.,
who d. Nov. 1767, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Sir EvERARD, 5th bart.
3. Charlotte, d. 5 Dec. 1773.
Sir Everard d. 10 Feb. 1779> and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, d. unm. at Brussels, 20
June 18(tl, and was buried there, and was
succeeded by his brother,
V. Sir EVERARD DUCKWORTH, who
took the name of Heme in addition to that
of Duckworth, having m. Anne, natural da.
of the late Paston Heme, of Hevesland Hall,
CO. Norfolk, esq., by whom (who d. Oct.
1806) he had issue,
1. Mary-Eltzabeth, m., 1st, James
Vaughan, of Leicester, esq. ; 2dly, the rev.
Calverly Bewicke; and, 3dly, John Buck-
worth, captain in the 64th infantry.
2. Charlotte, m. Henry Lucas.
3. Sir Duckworth, 6th bart.
4. John, in holy orders, rector of Heydon
and Chishall, co. Essex, m. Mary-Anne, da.
and h. of sir Charles Price, of Blount's
Court, CO. Oxon, knt.
Sir Everard d. 21 Jan. 1822, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
VI. Sir BUCKWORTH, took the name
of Soame, in addition to and after Buckworth-
Herne, by royal licence, 12 Dec. 1806, in
compliance with the will of sir Peter Soame,
of Heydon House, co. Essex, bart. ; m. Susan,
da. of Simperingham, of Cambridge,
esq., by whom (who d. 6 Dec. 1819) he had
issue,
1. Sir Peter, present bart.
2. John, in holy orders, vicar of West
Hendrid, co. Berks.
3. Charles.
Sir Buckworth d. , and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
VII. Sir PETER, present and 7th bart.
Arms — See Plate 14. Quarterly, 1st and 4th
gules, a chevron, between three mallets, or,
and a canton, argent, for difference — Soame.
2d and 3d sable, a chevron, between three
crosslets, fitchy, argent — Buckworth.
Crests — 1st, Soame, a falcon, close, or,
standing on a hawk's lure, argent, stringed
gules: 2d, Buckworth, a man's head, full-
faced, armed with a helmet, the beaver
open, all proper.
Seat — Heydon, co. Essex.
ROGERS, of WisDOME, co. Devon.
21 Feb. 1698-9.
Sir JOHN-LEMON ROGERS, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir Fre-
derick-Lemon, June 1797«
This family is descended from the rev.
Vincent Rogers, minister of Stratford-le-
Bow, 1586 (which Vincent is supposed to
have been son of the rev. John Rogers, pre-
bendary of St. Paul's, who was the first
martyr in queen Mary's reign, and was burnt
in Smithfield, 4 Feb. 1555). Third in de-
scent from the said rev. Vincent Rogers
was
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., who was bred a
merchant ; m. Mary, da. of William Spencer
Vincent, of London, (who, after his decease,
m. sir Edmund Prideaux, bart.,) andrf. I710,
leaving one son,
II. Sir JOHN, m. Mary, da. of sir Robert
Henley, knt., (ancestor ofthe earls of North-
ington,) by whom he had, besides other
issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Sir Frederick, 4th bart.
Sir John d. Jan. 1743-4, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir JOHN, m. Hannah, da. of Tho-
mas Trefusis, esq., by whom he had no issue.
Sir John was succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir FREDERICK-LEMON, who was
a commissioner ofthe navy, m. Jane, da. of
Lilbecrop, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir John, present bart.
2. Frederick-Lemon, m., 12 April 1810,
Sophia, da. of the late col. Charles-Russell
Deare, of the Bengal Artillery.
3. Frederick-Henley, capt. R.N.
4. Harriet, m., 1st, Jan. 1811* the rev.
Richard Strode, of Newnham Park, co. De-
von ; and 2dly, 29 May 1830, major-gen. sir
Charles Phillips, of Lyndhurst, Hants.
5. Anne, d. unm. 24 April 1825.
Sir Frederick d. June 1797. and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir JOHN-LEMON, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 14. Argent, a chevron,
gules, between three roe-bucks, current,
sable, attired and gorged with ducal coro-
nets, or.
Crest — On a mount, vert, a roe-buck, cur-
rent, proper, attired and gorged with a diical
coronet, or, between two branches of laurel,
vert.
Motto — Nos nosfraque Tien.
Seats — At Wisdom* and Blachford, both
CO. Devon.
CHETWODE, of Oakley, co. Stafford*
C April 1700.
Sir JOHN CHETWODE, Baronet, horn 11 May 17G4, succeeded his
father, sir John, 25 May 1779 ; married, 2G Oct. 1785, Henrietta Grey,
eldest da. of George-Harry, 5th earl of Stamford and Warrington, (by
Henrietta-Cavendish Bentinck, 2d da. of William, 2d duke of Portland,
by Margaret-Cavendish Harley, da. and h. of Edward, earl of Oxford and
Mortimer,) by whom (who d. 12 July 182G) he had issue, 1. Hen-
rietta-Dorothy, h. 10 Aug. 17^G, m., 9 Feb. 1808, sir John-Fenton
Fletcher-Boughey, bart. j 2. Anna-Maria, b. 1 Sept. 1787, w., 23
WEBSTER.
153
Dec. 1811, the rev. Richard Farrer, of Ashley, co. Northampton; 3.
JOHN, b. 12 Nov. 1788, m., 16 Oct. 1821, Elizabeth-Juliana, eldest da.
and co-h. of John-Newdigate Ludford, of Ansley Hall, co. Warwick, esq.,
and took the surnames of Newdigate-Ludford in addition to and be-
fore Chetwode, by royal sign manual, 1826; 4. George, h. 1 Nov.
1791, in holy orders, rector of Ashton-under-Line, co. Lancaster, 7n., 26
Aug. 1818, Charlotte- Anne, 2d da. of Moreton M'alhouse, of Hatherton,
esq., and has issue, George-Morton; Emily-Harriett-Anne ; 5. Charles,
-6. Henry, b. 26 Nov. 1798; 7- Richard, b. 15
b. 6 June 1794 ;
Jan. 1804; 8. Philip, b. 16 May 1805;
June 1810;
Oct. 1796; 12, Charlotte, b. 6 Nov. I797 ;
June 1801 ; 14. Caroline, b. 22 March 1808. Sii- John w., 2dly,
I827, Elizabeth, da. of John Bristow, esq.
9. Frederick, b. 24
10. Elizabeth, b. 2 Feb. 1793; 11. Louisa, b. 8
â– 13. Sophia, i. 15
This family was seated at Chetwode, co.
Bucks, as early as the Conquest. John Chet-
wode, from whom this pedigree is clearly
deduced, was a knight and lord of the manor
of Chetwode. His son Robert founded the
priory of Chetwode, in the lifetime of his
father. After the family had continued of
great note for upwards of twenty genera-
tions,
Philip Chetwode, youngest but only sur-
viving son of John Chetwode, (by Eleanor,
da. of William Steventon, of Dothill, co,
Salop, esq.,) m. Hester, da. and h. of Wil-
liam Touchet, of Whitley, co. Chester, esq.,
and by her had,
I. Sir JOHN, the 24th in direct lineal suc-
cession from sir John Chetwode, knt., above
mentioned, was created a bart. as above,
m., 1st, Mary, da. of sir Jonathan Raymond,
knt., alderman of London, by whom (who
d. 12 Jan. 1702) he had issue,
1. Philip-Toi'chet, 2d bart.
2. Anne, m. Thomas Whitley, of Aston,
CO. Flint, esq.
3. ]Mary, d. nnm.
4. Abigail, m. Thomas Jones, of Churton,
CO. Chester, esq.
Sir John m., 2dly, Catherine, da. of John
Tayleur, esq., by whom (who d. 14 Oct.
1717) he had no issue. He d. 22 April 1733,
and was succeeded by his only son,
II. Sir PHILIP-TOUCHET, m., 1727,
Elizabeth, only da. and h. of George Vena-
bles, of Agden, co. Chester, esq., by whom
(whorf. 14 Sept. 1745) he had twelve children,
six of whom only survived their infancy,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Philip, in holy orders, m. Anne, da. of
William Dickenson, and relict of Thomas-
Gunter Browne, esqrs. ; rf. 17C9, leaving
issue,
1. Anne, 6. 1766, viu Augustus Browne,
esq.
2. Philip, h. 1767, was in the memorable
engagement between Rodney and Comte
de Grasse, 12 April 1782, and perished in
the Ville de Paris, a captured French ship,
which foundered at sea.
3. George-Venabjl.es, an officer in the
army, d. 1761.
4. CTharles, m. Anne, only da. of Wil-
liam Bates, d. 1768, leaving issue,
Anne, h. 1768, m. Rose, esq.
5. Anne, m., 1st, Robert Davison, esq.,
and, 2dly, Edward Mainwaring, esq., d. 7
Feb. 1816.
6. Elizabeth, d. unm. 1776.
Sir Philip d. 15 Nov. 17G4, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir JOHN, nu, 1756, Dorothy, 3d da.
and co-h. of Thomas Brentland, of Thorn-
cliffe, CO. Chester, esq., who d. 1/69, by whom
he had eight children, who all died in the
lifetime of their father, except
Sir John, present bart.
Sir John d. 25 May 1779, and was succeeded
by his only son,
'IV. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 14. Quarterly argent,
and gules, four crosses, forme, counter-
changed.
Cie-^t— but of a ducal coronet, or, a demi-
lion, issuant, gules.
Motto — Corona niea Christus.
Seats— \t Oakley, co. Staiford; Chetwode
and Agden, co. Bucks ; and Whitley, co.
Chester.
WEBSTER, of Copt-Hall, co. Essex.
21 3Iay 1703.
Sir GODFREY-VASSAL WEBSTER, Baronet, born Oct. 1789, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Godfrey, 3 June 1800, M.P. co. Sussex, in 1812 and
1818 ; married^ 23 Aug. 1814, Charlotte, eldest da. of Robert A damson, of
Hill Street, Berkeley Square, esq., and has issue, 1. Harold, d, an
infant, March I8I7 ; 2. Nor^ian, d. an infant, 2 April 1818; 3.
a SON, b. 17 April 1819 ; 4. a Son, b. at Berne, Aug. 1821.
The Webster s are descended from an an-
cient family seated at Lockington, co. York,
temp. Richard II.
Sir Godfrey Webster, knt., a merchant of
London, m. Abigail, da. and co-h. of Tho-
mas Gorden, of Mere, co. Stafford, esq..
and had issue,
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., was verderer
of the forest of Waltham ; m. Jane, da. and
h. of Edward Cheek, esq., (by Mary, da.
and co-h. of Henry Whistler, esq.,) by whom
(who d. 1760) he had issue,
u3
154
DOLBEN.
1. Sir Whistler, 2d bart.
2. Sir Godfrey, 3d bart.
3. Abigail, ?m., 1st, William, son and h.
of sir Edward Northey, knt., attorney-ge-
neral to the king; and, 2dly, sir Edmund
Thomas, bart.
4. Jane, m. the rev. Bluett.
5. Elizabeth, m. Webster, an of-
ficer of the army.
Sir Thomas (i. 1750, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir WHISTLER, m. miss Nairne, da.
of the dean of Battle, (who d. 25 Dec. 181(1.)
Sir Whistler ch Sept. 177t), and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
III. Sir GODFREY, m. Elizabeth, da.
of Gilbert Cooper, of Lockear, co. Derby,
esq., and by her had one son,
IV. Sir GODFREY, m., 27 June 1786,
Elizabeth, da. of Richard Vassal, of the
island of Jamaica, esq., (which m. was dis-
solved by act of Parliament ; she w., 2dly,
9 July 1797, Henry-Richard, lord Holland,)
and by her had issue,
1. Sir Godfrey- Vassal, present bart.
2. Henry, a col. in the army.
3. Harriet, m,, 5 June 1816, the hon.
Fleetwood Pellew, 2d son of Edward, 1st
viscount Exmouth.
Sir Godfrey took the surname of Vassal
only, by royal sign manual, 17!)5, but drop-
ped it again after the dissolution of his mar-
riage. He rf. 3 June 1800, and was succeed-
ed by his son,
V. Sir GODFREY-VASSAL, present
bart.
Arms—See Plate 14. Azure, on a bend,
argent, cottised, or, between two demi-
lions, rampant, ermine, a rose, gules, seed-
ed and leaved, proper, between two boars'
heads, couped, sable.
Crest -\ dragon's head, couped, regard-
ant, quarterly, per fess, embattled, vert,
and or, with "flames of fire issuing out of
his mouth, proper.
Seat— At Battle Abbey, co. Sussex.
DOLBEN, of Thingdon, alias Finedon, co. Northampton.
1 April 1704.
Sir JOHN-ENGLISH DOLBEN, Baronet, F.A.S., born 4 May 1750,
succeeded his father, sir William, 20 March 1814; married, Oct. 1779'>
Hannah, da. of William Hallett, jun., of Cannons, co. Middlesex, esq., and
has issue, 1. William-Somerset, b. 22 July 1780, ?«., 19 Nov. 1812,
Frances, da. of capt. VFalter Saunders, and d. 1 Feb. 1817, leaving issue,
Anne-Julia, b. 9 Jan. 1814, and Frances, b. 20 July 181G; 2. Caro-
line, b. 1781, d. 1789; 3. Juliana, b. 9 Sept. 1783; 4. Har-
riett, b. 1785, d. 1786 ; 5. Charlotte, b. 5 Dec. 1787, m., 11 Sept.
1806, the rev. Samuel Woodfield Paul, vicar of Finedon ; C. Louisa,
b. 5 Feb. 1789.
This family is very ancient co. Denbigh,
and has branched into several houses. The
name is presumed to be taken from Dol-
Ben-Maen, a place between Caernarvon and
Pemnorfa.
John Dolben, father of the 1st bart., after
serving as a military officer, and having
been twice severely wounded in the service
of Charles I. in the civil wars, became a
clergyman, and after several successive pro-
motions, was finally translated to the arch-
bishoprick of York, in 1683, and rf. in 1686.
His younger brother, sir William, was one
of the justices of the court of King's Bench,
and d. in 1693.
I. Sir GILBERT, eldest son and heir of
the archbishop, 1st bart., was one of the
justices of the court of Common Pleas, in
Ireland, andM.P. for Ripon, Peterborough,
and S. Yarmouth ; »?. Anne, eldest da. and
co-h. of Tan field Mulso, of Finedon, co.
Northampton, es(i., by whom he had issue.
Sir John, 2d bart.
He d. 22 Oct. 1722, and was succeeded by
his son,
II. Sir JOHN, D.D., and prebendary of
Durham, h. 12 Feb. l(!83-4, w. Elizabeth,
2d. da. of William, lord Digby, in Ireland,
by whom (whoi-?. 4 Nov. 173(i) he had, be-
sides other children who d. young,
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. Elizabeth, m. John-Nlcholls Rayns-
ford, of Brixworth, co. Northampton, esq.,
and d. his widow, Feb. 1810.
3. Frances, b. 23 July 1723, d. tmm.
4. Annf:, h. Sept. 1725, d. tinm.
Sir John d. 20 Nov. 1756, and was succeeded
by his only surviving son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, vu, 1st, 17 May 1748,
Judith, da. and sole h. of Somerset English,
esq., (by Judith, da. and h. of Hugh Rea-
son, of Hampnells, co. Sussex, by his wife,
da. and sole h. of sir Joseph Sheldon, knt.,
lord mayor of London,) and had issue,
1. SirJoHN-ENGLiSH, present bart.
2. Anna-Jl'liana, rf. 25 Nov. 1804.
Sir William »/., 2dlv, 14 Oct. 1789, Char-
lotte, da. of Gilbert AfHeck, of Dalham
Hall, CO. Suftblk, esq., relict of John Scotch-
mer, esq., and by her (who d. 12 March
1820) had no issue.
Sir William d. 20 March 1814, and was
succeeded by his only son,
IV. Sir JOHN-ENGLISH, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 14. Sable, a helmet,
close, between three pheons, their points
towards the centre, argent.
Crest — A griffin, sejant, resting the dexter
fore foot on a y)heon, point downwards.
Seat— At Thingdon, ahas Finedon, co.
Northampton.
FLEMING.— MILLER.
155
FLEMING, of Rydal, co. Westmoreland.
4 Oct. 1705.
Sir RICHARD FLEMING, Baronet, in holy orders, Rector of Grass-
mere and Windermere, co. Westmoreland, succeeded his brother, sir Daniel,
1821 ; born 4 Nov. I79I ; married, Oct. 1825, Sarah, da. of W. B. Brad-
shaw, of Alton Hall, co. Lancaster, esq,, and has issue, 1. Elizabeth
Sarah-Axne-Bradshaw, b. 12 Nov
1828; 3. Isabella-Maria, ^>
Oct. 1832.
This family derives its descent from sir
Michael le Flemi7tg, knt., who, being related
to BaldR-in V., earl of Flanders, was sent
to assist William the Conqueror, his son-in-
law, who sent him some years after, with
some of his countrymen, into Cumberland,
to oppose the Scots, for which services the
Conqueror gave him the castle of Gleaston,
and other estates in Lancashire and Cum-
berland, and also the castle of Caernarvon.
The present family of R>/dal proceeds from
Richard, 2d son of sir Michael, who was
settled in Cumberland. The elder branch,
which was seated in Lancashire, ended in
an heir-female, m. to Cancefield, temp. Hen.
ill*
Sir Daxiel Fleming, of Rvdal, knt.,
21st in descent from Michael before named,
m. Barbara, eldest da. of sir Henry Fletcher,
of Hutton, bart., and d. l/Ul, leaving, be-
sides other issue,
1. Sir William, 1st bart.
2. Sir George, 2d bart.
3. Michael, m. Dorothy Benson, and
left issue a son, sir William, who became
3d bart.
4. Roger, ancestor of the late bart.
I. J5ir WILLIAM, 1st l)art., was so creat-
ed 17115, with remainder to the issue male
of sir Daniel Fleming, his father; m. Do-
rothy, da. of Thomas Rowlandson, by
whom he had issue,
1. Dorothy, m. Edward Wilson, esq.
2. Barbara, m, Edward Parker, esq.
3. Catharine, m. sir Peter Leicester,
bart.
Sir William d. 29 Aug. 1/36, and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
II. Sir GEORGE, in holy orders, and
successively archdeacon, dean, and bishop
of Carlisle; m. Catharine, da. of Robert
Jefferson, by whom he had issue,
1. William, M.A., archdeacon of Car-
lisle, w., 1739, Dorothy, da. of Daniel Wil-
son, of Dalham Tower, esq., and d. in his
father's lifetime, leaving an only da., Ca-
rherine, who m. Thomas Ayscough, esq.
2. Mary, m. Humphrey Senhouse, esq.
182G ; 2. MICHAEL, b. 6 April
17 Dec. 1829; 4. William, b. l^
3. Barbara, d. young.
4. Catharine, w.Joseph-Dacre Appleby,
of Kirklington, esq.
,5. Mildred, m. Edward Stanley, of Pon-
sonby Hall, co. Cumberland, esq.
6. Elizabeth, d. in her infancy.
Sir George d. 2 July 1747, without surviving
male issue, and was succeeded by his ne-
phew and heir in tail,
III. Sir WILLIAM, m. Elizabeth, da.
of Christopher Petyt, esq., of Skipton lu
Craven, co. York, by whom he had issue,
i. Sir Michael, 4th bart.
2. Amelia, d, unm.
3. Barbara, m. Edward Parker, of
Bromsliolme, co. York, esq., and d. 23 April
1813.
4. Elizabeth, m. Andrew Huddlestone, of
Hutton-John, co. Cumberland, esq.
5. Dorothy, m. George-Edward Stanley,
esq.
This sir William, being desirous to re-
store the primitive orthography of the fa-
mily name, by inserting the particle le,
attained his object by adding that particle
at the end of his son's Christian name, at
his baptism. Sir William was succeeded by
his son,
IV. Sir MICHAEL-LE, m., 23 Nov,
1782, Diana Howard, da. and sole h. of
Thomas, 14th carl of Suffolk, and by her
(who d. June 181()) had issue,
ANNE-FREDERI('A-ELIZABETH,?n.,4Feb<
1807, sir Daniel le Fleming, late bart.
Sir Michael d. 19 May 1806, and was suc-
ceeded by
V. Sir DANIEL, 5th bart., descended
from Roger Fleming, A.M., brother of the
1st bart., nu, 4 Feb. I8O7, his coushi, Anna-
Frederica-Elizabeth, as above stated, d.
1821, and was succeeded by his brother,
VI. Sir RICHARD, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 14. Gules, a fret, argent.
Crest— X serpent, nowed, holding in hii?
mouth a garland of olives and vines, all
proper.
Motto — Pfl.r, copia, sapientia.
Seaf— Rydal Hall, co. Westmoreland.
MILLER, of Chichester, co. Sussex.
29 Oct. 1705.
Sir THOMAS MILLER, Baronet, in holy orders, Vicar of Froyle,
CO. Hants, succeeded his father, sir Thomas, 4 Sept. 1816; married, 5
May 1824, Martha, eldest da. of the rev. John Holmes, of Bungay, co.
Suffolk.
I. Sir THOMAS, 1st bart., m. Hannah,
da. of , by whom he had sir John,
2d bart., and other children ; Eliz.itaeth, one
of his das., m. John, eldest son of sir Rich-
ard Farrington, of Chichester, bart. Sir
Thomas d, 2 Dec. 1705, and his lady 11 Jan.
1706.
II. Sir JOHN, eldest son and successor to
his father, m., 1st, Margaret, da. of John
Peachey, of Chichester, esq., by whom (who
d. 23 Sept. 17(11) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
156
DASHWOOD-KING.
2. Emblem, d. 6 Jan. 1718.
He w., 2dly, Anne, da. of William Elson, of
Groves, co. Sussex, by whom (who rf. 6 May
1709) he had two children ; and 3dly, Eliza-
beth, eldest da, of sir William Meux, of
Kingston, Isle of Wight, bart., and by her
(who d. his widow, 22 April 1756) had issue,
3. Elizabeth, m., 10 Jan. 1737, sir Ed-
ward Worsley, of Gatcombe, knt., and d.
March 1774.
4. Anne, d. imm.
5. Jane, m. capt. Dockland.
Sir John had a son,
6. John, m. Mary, only da. and h. of Rich-
ard Challen, of Oving, co. Sussex, (who
re-m. rev. Thomas Turner, of Betchworth,
CO. Surrey,) and d. 1735, leaving issue.
And other das., of whom,
7. Hannah, m. Thomas Gooch, D.D.,
bishop of Norwich.
8. Mary, m. the rev. John Backshell, and
d. 2 May 1738.
9. Margaret, m. Thomas Yates, esq.
but whether these were by the 1st or 2d
wife is unknown. Sir John d. 29 Nov. 1721i
and was succeeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir THOMAS, m. Jane, da. of Fran-
cis Gother, alderman of Chichester, by whom
(who d. Dec. 1734) he had issue,
1. Sir John, 4th bart.
2. Thomas, d. unm., aged about 21.
3. Henry ; 4. Jane, m Bye.
Sir Thomas d. Nov. 1733, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, m. Susan, da. of Matthew
Combe, of Winchester, M.D., and had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 5th bart.
2. George, d. unm., 1755.
3. Combe, M;A., dean of Chichester, h.
17^5, m. Joan, da. and sole h. of the rev.
Green, of Eccles, co. Norfolk, and d.
without issue. 18 Feb. 1814.
4. Charles, b. 1750, nu, and left a da.,
Eleanor, m. John Heberden, M.D.
S.Jane, b. 1735, nu, 1757, Henry-William
Wilson, esq., father of Robert Wilson, Lord
Berners.
6. Margaret, b. 1742, m. Charles Gar-
nier, of Wickham Corner^ co. Hants, esq.
7. Susannah, b. 1737.
8. Anne, b. 1743, m., 20 April 1770, George,
3d earl of Albemarle, K.G., and d. 3 July
1824, leaving issue,
William-Charles, present and 4th
earl.
Sir John d. 19 April 1772, and was succeeded
by his son,
V. Sir THOMAS, m. 1st, Hannah, da. of
alderman Black, of Norwich, and had issue,
1. Susannah, m. sir John St. Leger Gil-
man, of Cork, bart., d. 180S.
2. Hannah.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. and sole
h. of Edwards, esq., and had issue,
3. John, d. unm. 22 April 1804.
4. Sir Thomas, present bart.
5. Frances; 6. Mary.
7. Elizabeth.
Sir Thomas d. 4 Sept. 1816, aged 85, and was
succeeded by his only son,
VI. Sir THOMAS, in holy orders, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 14. Argent, afess wavy,
azure, between three wolves' heads, erased,
gules.
Seat—hX. Froyle, near Alton, co. Hants.
DASHWOOD, (now DASHWOOD-KING,) of West-Wycombe, co.
Bucks.
28 June 1707-
Sir JOHN DASHWOOD-KING, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir
John, 6 Dec. 1793; married., 1789, Mary-Anne, da. of Theodore-Henry
Broadhead, esq., by whom he has issue, 1. Mary, w.. Sept, 1815, Au-
gustus-Fitzhardinge Berkeley, esq.; 2. GEORGE-HENRY, rw., 25
March 1823, his cousin, Elizabeth, da. of Theodore-Henry Broadwood, esq. ;
3. Francis, d. unm. 27 Feb. 1817 ; 4. Elizabeth, m., Oct. 1821,
W. H. Sober, of White Staunton, co. Wilts, esq. ; 5. John; G.Ed-
ward, in the army, m., 12 June 1821, Amelia, 2d da. of the rev. Robert
Hare, of Hurstmonceaux, co. Stissex ; 7- Henry, in holy orders, m.,
19 Sept. 1826, Anne, 3d da. of William Leader, of Putney Hill, esq.
This family is descended from Francis
Dashwood, of London, elder brother of al-
derman George Dashwood, who was father
of sir Robert, of Kirtlington, co. Oxon,
created a bart. 1()84 (see that title.) This
Francis had, besides other issue, 2 sons; sir
Samuel, alderman of London, ancestor of
the Dashwo^dsof Suffolk and Lincoln, and
I. Sir FRANCIS, 1st bart., m., 1st, Mary,
only da. of John Jennings, gent., by whom
he had 2 das.,
1. Mary, »i. sir Fulwar Skipwith, bart.
2. Susanna, m. sir Orlando Bridgeman,
bart.
He m., 2dly, Mary, da. of Vere, 4th earl of
"\Vestmoreland, and co-h. of her brothers,
Vere, Thomas, and John, 5th, 6th, and 7th
earls, and of the ancient barony of Le De-
spcncer, by whom he had,
3. Sir Francis, 2d bart.
4. Rachakl, m., Nov. 1738, sir Robert
Austin, bart., and d. 19 Aug. 1710.
Sir Francis ?>i.,3dly, Mary, da. of major
King, by whom he had,
5. Sir John, 3d bart.
6. Charles, b. 4 Nov. 1717i and d. at
Paris, unm.
7. Henrietta, ff. young.
8. Mary,w. John vV'alcott,esq.
He »(., 4thly, Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Windsor, 1st earl of Plymouth, by whom
he had no issue. Sir Francis rf. 4 Nov. 1724,
and was succeeded by his eldest son,
11. Sir FRANCIS, 6. Dec. 1708. On the
death of John, 7th earl of Westmoreland,
15 Aug. ]7()2, he succeeded, in right of his
mother, to the bnron}/ of Le Dexpenrer, (vide
baron Le Despencer in Dabretl's Peerage of
the United Kingdom,) and had confirmation
of the barony, and writ of summons, 19
April 17'i3. He was made keeper of the
great wardrobe^ 29 April 17G3, and, in May
LAMBERT— LAKE.
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following, lord lieutenant co. Buckingham.
He was likewise chancellor of the exchequer
from 29 May 17(J2, to l(i April 1703, and
joint paymaster-general for many years. He
m. Sarah, da. of Thomas Gould, esq., and
widow of sir Richard Eliis, who d. 19 Jan. 1769,
but had no issue: and dying 11 Dec. 1781,
was succeeded in the barony by his sister
Rachael, lady Austin, on whose decease, in
May 1788, sir T/tomas Stapletun (descended
from Catharine, 3d da. of Vere, 4th earl of
Westmoreland) became baron le Despencer ;
the baronetage and manor of West Wy-
combe devolved upon his half-brother,
III. Sir JOHN, who took the name of
KixG after that of Dashwood, by act of
parliament, 1742, h. 4 Aug. VjlG, in. Sarah,
da. of Blundel Moore, esq., by whom he
had,
1. Sir John, present bart.
2. George, w. a da. of mr. Callendar.
3. Elizabeth, tn. captain Lechmere.
4. Sarah, m. rev. John Walcot, and d. 22
March 1834.
Sir John d. 6 Dec. 1793, and was succeed-
ed by his eldest son,
IV, Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 14. Argent, on a fesS,
double cottised, gules, three griffins' heads,
erased, or; being the arms of Dashwood.
Crest — A griffin's head erased, per fess,
erminois and gules.
Seat — At West Wycombe, co. Bucks.
LAMBERT, of London.
16 Feb. 1710-11.
Sir HENRY-JOHN LAMBERT, Baronet, born 5 Aug. 1792, suc^
ceeded his father, sir Henry, 1802; married. May 1821, Anna-Maria,
youngest da. of the late hon. Edward Foley, son of Thomas, 1st lord Foley,
by whom he has issue, 1. HENRY-EDWARD-FRANCIS, b. 7 June
1822; 2. a Son, b. 29 Jan. 1824; 3. a Son, b. 27 May 1825; .
4. a Da., b. 1 July 1828; 5. a Son, b. 4 March 1830.
I. JOHN, son of John Lambert, of the
Isle of Rhe, in France, settled in England
as a merchant, and was one of the directors
of the South Sea Company. In I710, the
public credit having suffered on the change
of ministry, he was the most zealous and
forward to supply the treasury with money,
in reward for which service he was created a
bart. ; m. Madeline, da. of Benjamin Beu-
zelin, merchant of Rouen, in Normandy,
(descended from a noble family,) by whom
(who survived him, and d. April 1737) he
had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Benjamin ; 3. Francis ; 4. Jajies.
5. Mary-Madelaine, m. Mynheer Hop,
envoy from the States General.
6. Susan ; 7- Judith.
Sir John d. 4 Feb. 1722-3, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, TO. Mary, da. of Tempest
Holmes, esq., one of the commissioners of
the \ictualling office, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir John, 3d bart.
2. Mary; 3. Robert.
4. Alexander, a commissioner of the
na\'y.
5. Judith.
6. Ben.ta.min-Liddell, late major in the
19th light dragoons.
7. Berkeley-Fitzwilliam.
8. Anne, m. James Wliite, esq., and d. his
I widow, 26 Oct. 1826, aged 86.
9. Frances-Wilhelmina-Massam.
' 10. George, d. an infant.
Sir John was succeeded by his eldest son,
I III. Sir JOHN, b. 11 Oct. 1728, to., 9 Aug.
I 1752, miss Le Nieps, by whom he had,
1. John, 6. 1 May 1755, d. 1760.
I 2. Sir Henry, 4th bart.
j Sir John d. 21 May 1799, aged 71, and was
succeeded by his son,
IV. Sir HENRY, to. miss "Whyte, by
whom (who to., 2dly, 25 Feb. 1805, Henry.
Fulk Greville, esq., late lieut.-colonel of the
4th dragoon guards) he had,
1. Sir Henry-John, 5th bart.
2. Frederick-Robert, in the R. N.,d. in
India, 9 April 1813.
3. Francis-John, TO., 17 Oct. 1826, Cathe-
rine, only da. of major-gen. Wheatley, of
Lesney, co. Kent, deceased.
4. Lionel-Hyde, d. an infant.
Sir Henry d. 1802, and was succeeded by his
son,
V. Sir HENRY-JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 14. Argent, on a mount,
an oak tree, vert, and a greyhound, current
gules.
Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, or, three
ostrich feathers, the dexter feather gules,
the centre argent, and the sinister azure.
Motto — Seqtdtatido se gitwge.
Seat — Mount Ida, co. Norfolk.
LAKE, of the Middle Temple, London.
17 Oct. 1711.
Sir JAMES-SAMUEL LAKE, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir
James-Samuel, 4 Nov. 1832 ; married, 1 May 1833, Anna.Maria, eldest
da. of vice-adriiiral sir Richard King, bart., and has issue, 1. a SON,
b. 9 April 1 834.
This family is said to descend from John
Lake, who about the fifteenth century, to.
Jennet, da. and heir of sir William Caley, of
Normanton, co. York, and obtained thai
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EVELYN.
estate where his descendants remained seated
for several generations.
Sir Edward Lake, chancellor of the dio-
cese of Lincoln, and advocate general in
Ireland, was so distinguished for his loyalty
and services to king Charles L, that that
monarch not only granted him the coat of
augmentation now borne by the family, but
also the privilege of nominating a person
who should be created a bart. This latter
grant, however, he does not appear to have
availed himself of. He d. without issue,
1674; and, in consequence of the above-
mentioned grant of king Charles, the title of
bart. was in 17II, conferred on his great
nephew and h.,
I. Sir BIB YE, sub-governor of the African
com))any, m. Mary, d. and h. of William
Atwell, esq., by whom (who d. 17G2) he had
issue,
1. Anne, b. 1 Nov. 1715, m. Samuel Jones,
d. 27 June 1756.
2. Sir Atwell, 2d bart.
3. BiBYE, m. Anne, da. of Henry Sperling,
of Dyneshall, co. Essex.
4. William, m. Susanna, da. of Pin-
kerton, and rf. 177!*-
Sir Bibye rf. 1744, and was succeeded by
his eldest son ,
II. Sir ATWELL, m. Mary, only da. of
James Winter, of Mile End, co. Middlesex,
esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Sir James Winter, 3d bart.
2. Mary, m. major W^illiam Webb, and d.
his widow, 5 Jan. 1826, aged 80.
3. Edward.
4. Anne, d. unni. 12 March 1834, aged 87.
5.' Atwell ; 6. Jane.
7. William, d. 2 Feb. 1830, aged 80.
Sir Atwell was succeeded by his son,
III. Sir JAMES-WINTER, m. Joyce, da.
of John Crowther, of Bow, co. Middlesex,
esq. by whom (who d. 2() July 1834, xt. 88)
he had issue,
1. Mary, m., 6 Oct. 1790, John Wigston,
esq., of Trent Park, near Barnet.
2. Jesse.
3. Edward, d. 21 Nov. 1810.
4. Charlotte, m. Henry Hare Towns-
hend, esq., of Busbridge, co. Surrey.
5. Sir Jaaies-Samuel-William, 4th bart.
6. Willoiighby-Thomas, captain R. N.,
m. Charlotte, da. of admiral Macbridge, and
Charlotte, m., 11 Aug. 1818, John-Offley
Crewe, of Muxton, co. Stafford, esq.
7. Atwill, in holy orders, rector of West
Walton, CO. Norfolk, m., 31 Oct. 18.32, So-
phia, da. of S. Turner, of Upper Wimpole
Street, co. Middlesex, esq.
8. Susanna.
9. Anne, m., 1802, the rev. M. P. Curtois,
of Amcotts, CO. Lincoln, and d. 30 Nov. 1810.
10. Andrew; 11. Henry.
Sir James d. 24 April I807, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir JAMES-SAMUEL-WILLIAM,
m., 24 Ai)ril 1807, Maria, da. of Samuel
Turner, es(i., and had issue,
1. Sir James-Samuel, present bart.
2. Anne, m., 20 June 1833, rev. C. F. R.
Bayley, Rector of Wodnesborough, co.
Kent.
3. Edward ; 4. Atwill.
5. A Da. b. 17 Oct. 1813.
6. A Da. b. 23 March I8I7.
7. A Da. b. Nov. 1818.
8. A Son, b. 25 Dec. 1821.
9. Sophia, b. 1822, d. 4 Dec. 1829.
Sir James-Samuel d. 4 Nov. 1832, and was
succeeded bv his eldest son.
Sir JAMES-SAMUEL, present and 5th
bart.
^/•»?.s— See Plate 15. Quarterly, 1st, (an
augmentation granted to sir Edward Lake
for his services to king Charles I., and espe-
cially at the battle of Edgehill, where he re-
ceived 16 wounds,) gules, an armed right
arm, carrying, on a sword, a banner argent,
charged with a cross between 16 shields,
gules, on the centre of the cross a lion of
England. 2d, sable, a bend between six
crosslets, fitch^, argent. 3d, quarterly, ar-
gent and sable on a bend, gules, three mul-
lets, argent. 4th, argent, a chevron between
three boars' heads, couped, sable.
Crefits — 1st, (of augmentation,) a cavalier in
a fighting posture, his scarf gules, his left
arm hanging down as wounded and useless,
holding the bridle in his teeth ; his face,
sword, armour, and horse embrued, all
proper. 2d, a horse's head argent, charged
with a fess, cottised gules.
Motto — IJn Di.eu, ttn roy, im. caeur.
Seat — At Edmonton, co. Middlesex.
EVELYN, of Wot TON Place, co. Surrey.
6 Aug. 1713.
Sir HUGH EVELYN, Baronet, born 31 Jan. 17G9, succeeded his
brother, sir John, 14 May 1833, and is unmarried.
George Evelyn (descended from a
family which had been seated at Harrow-
on-the-llill, co. Middlesex) first carried the
art of gunpowder making to perfection in
England, temp, ((ueen Elizabeth, and settled
at Wotton, CO. Surrey. Two of his grand-
sons were created barts., sir John, in KiGO,
and sir Edward, in 1682, but both dying
without male issue, their titles became ex-
tinct.
John Evelyn, the celebrated author of
the Silva, and other distinguished works,
was also a grandson of the above-named
George. He m. Mary, da. of sir Richard
Browne, of Says Court, Deptford, bart.,
and d. 170(). His grandson,
1 . Sir JOHN, was created a bart. as above,
m., 18 Sept. 1705, Anne, da. of Edward I3os-
cawen, esq., and sister of Hugh, viscount
Falmouth, by whom he had,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Charles (who ni. Susanna, da. and h.
of Peter Pridcaux, esq.) ; Charles, his eldest
son, 7)1. Philippa, da.of Fortunatus Wright,
by whom he had!) children,
1. Susanna, »«. John-FortunatusWright.
2. Sir John, 4th bart.
3. Martha-Boscawen, b. 1759, m. Nicho-
las Vincent, I786, d. 1794.
4. Edward, </. young.
5. Pliilipjia, b. 1760, m., 1st, Daniel-
Francis Houghton, esq., and 2dly, Wil-
braham Liardet, esq.
6. Charles, d. in the East Indies.
7. Maria, d. unm.
8. Frances-Louisa, b. 1767. m. the rev.
John GrKHth.
9. Sir Hugh, present and 5th bart.
WARRENDER— MILNER.
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3. Sydney.
4. William, a lieut-gen., d. 15 Aug. 1783.
5. Anne; 6. Mary.
Sir John d. 14 July 1/63, and was succeeded
by his son,
II.SirJOHN,w.,1732,Mary,da.ofHugh,
1st viscount Falmouth, who d. in 1749, by
whom he had,
1. Frederick, 3d bart.
2. Mary, d. nnm.
3. Augusta, maid of honour to her royal
highness Augusta, princess of Wales, m. the
rev. dr. Henry Jenkin, d. 2 April 1812.
Sir John d. July 1767, and was succeeded
by his only son.
III. Sir FREDERICK, m. the only da.
and issue of William Turton, of co. Stafford,
esq., and by her (who </. 12 Nov. 1817) had
no issue. Sir Frederick d, April 1812, and
was succeeded by his cousin,
IV. Sir JOHN, 4th bart. d. wim. 14 May
1833, ffit. 75, and was succeeded by his
brother,
V. Sir HUGH, present and 5th bart.
Arms — See Plate 15. Azure, a griffin,
passant, and a chief, or.
Crest — A griffin, passant, or, beak and
fore-legs, azure, ducally gorged, of the last.
Seat — Wotton Place, Surrey.
WARRENDER, of Lochend, in East Lothian, North Britain.
2 June 1715.
The Right Honourable Sir GEORGE WARRENDER, Baronet, P.C.
F.R.S., born'm 1781, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Berwickshire Militia, suc-
ceeded his father, sir Patrick, 1799 ; married, 3 Oct. 1810, the hon. Anne
Boscawen, da. of George-Evelyn Boscawen, 3d viscount Falmouth.
Sir George Warrender, of Lochend,
m. Margaret Cunningham, by whom he had,
I. Sir GEORGE, the first bart., who was
an eminent merchant, and acquired a con-
siderable estate; he filled the several offices
of magistracy of Edinburgh, and represented
that city in the first parliament of George I.
Sir George m., 1st, Margaret Lawrie, by
whom he had,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
Sir George m., 2dly, Grissell, da. of Hugh
Blair, merchant, and one of the magistrates
of Edinburgh, by whom he had,
2. George.
3. David, who followed the law in Edin-
burgh.
4. Hugh, a barrister-at-law, in the Tem-
ple, London.
5. Jane, m. Archibald Stewart, advocate,
son of sir Thomas Stewart, bart.
6. 7. 8. 9. Four other das.
Sir George was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, m.,1720, Harriet, da. of sir
Patrick Johnston, lord Provost of Edin-
burgh, and had issue,
1. George, in the army served during
the 7 years' war in Germany as major in the
royal regt. of horse guards, and d, in Ger-
many.
2. Sir Patrick, 3d bart.
3. Grizel, b. 1723, m. the hon. Charles
Napier, son of Charles, 5th lord Napier, and
d. without issue.
4. Margaret.
5. Henrietta, both d. Mwjw.
6. Jane, m. the rev. Charles Lorimer.
7. Joan, b. 1733, d. mini.
Sir John d. in Jan. 1773, and was succeeded
bv his son,
"III. Sir PATRICK, b. 7 March 1731,
king's remembrancer in the Court of Ex-
chequer, ?»., 1780, miss H. Blair, and had
issue,
1. Charlotte, b. Sept. 1784, m., Aug.
1806, colonel John Dalrymple, of the 22d
regt. of foot, next brother to sir Hugh-Dal-
rymple Hamilton, of Bargany, co. Berwick,
bart.
2. Sir George, present bart.
3. John, b. March 1786, ?»., 1st, 10 April
1823, lady Julia-Jane, youngest da. of James,
earl of Lauderdale, and 2dly, 25 June 1831,
Frances-Henrietta, da. of Richard-Pepper,
1st lord Alvanley.
Sir Patrick d. in 1799, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IV. Sir GEORGE, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 15. Argent, on a bend,
wavy, between six roses, gules, three plates.
CfP.st — A hare, passant, proper.
Motto — hidustria.
Seat — At Lochend, in East Lothian, Scot-
land.
MILNER, of Nun Apple ton Hall, co. York.
26 Feb. 171 6-7.
Sir WILLIAM-IMORDAUNT-STURT MILNER, Baronet, bom 21
Oct. 1779, succeeded his father, sir WilHam-Mordaunt, 9 Sept. 1811 ;
married, 1st, in 1003, , da. of the right hon. Henry-TIieophilus Cle-
ments, brother of Robert, 1st earl of Leitrim, and grandda. of the right
hon. John Beresford, and by her (who d. 23 IMay 1805) had issue, 1.
Selina-Catherine-Diana, d. num. 1 Sept. 1834; 2. Catherine-
Frances-Nannette, m., 30 Aug. 1827, rev. David Markham, canon of
AVindsor, and vicar of Stillingfleet. He m., 2dly, 8 IMay 1809, Harriet-
Elizabeth, da. of lord Edward Bentinck, son of William, 2d duke of Port-
land, and by her has issue, 3. Harriet-Emily-Mary, in., Dec.
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ELTON.
1828, George-Saville Foljambe, of Osberton, co. Nottir^^ham, esq., and d.
28 Dec. 1830, aged 20; 4. Charlotte-Catherine; 5. Caro-
lixe-Elizabeth-Mary ; 6. Faxny-Frederica-Sophia ; 7«
Georgixa-Selixa-Septima; 8. Louisa; 9. WILLIAM-MOR-
DAUNT-EUWARD, b. 20 June 1820 ; 10. Henry-Beilby-Wil-
LiAM, b. 17 Dec. 1823; 11. Laura-Emma.
Richard MIT.NER, merchant and alder-
man of Leeds, (son and heir of Marmaduke
Milner, of Calvet House, hi Swaledale,) d.
1659, leaving a son and heir, William,
whose 3d son, William, was mayor of
Leeds 1697; and by Mary, da. of Joshua
Ibbetson, esq., also mayor of Leeds, had,
besides other issue, a son and heir,
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., m. Elizabeth,
da. of sir William Dawes, bart., archbishop
of York, by whom (who d. 9 March 1782)
he had,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Mary, w. sir John Lindsey, bart.
Sir William d. 23 Nov. 17-15, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, m., 1747, Elizabeth,
youngest da. and co-h. of the rev. George
Mordaunt, younger brother to Charles, earl
of Peterborough, by whom (who d. his wi-
dow in 17JI5) he had issue,
1. Elizabeth, d. unm. 1829.
2. Anastasia-Maria.
3. Sir William-Mordaunt, 3d bart.
4. George, h. 1760, a general in the army,
m. Charlotte, widow of Fitzgerald, esq.,
but has no issue.
5. Louisa-Sarah, m., 1789, the rev, Ed-
ward .Townshend, nephew to Charles, 1st
marquess Townshend.
6. Henry-Stephen, h. 1674, in holy or-
ders, D.C.L., treasurer of St. Asaph, and
rector of Thrybergh, co. York.
7. Henrietta-Maria.
Sir William was many years receiver-gene-
ral of the excise: he d. 1774, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir WILLIAM-MORDAUNT, m.,
1774, Diana, da. of Humphrey Sturt, of
Critchill House, co. Dorset, and by her (who
d. Jan. 1805) had issue,
1. Sir William-Mordaunt-Sturt, pre-
sent and 4th bart.
2. Charles-William, h. 20 May 1788, in
the army.
3. Geokge-William-Thomas,6. 27June
1793, in holy orders, m., 4 Sept. 1816, Sarah-
Georgiana, 2d da. of the rev. George Buck-
stone, of Ashbourne, co. Derby, and d. Dec.
1824.
4. DrANA-ELizABETH, b. 16 Dec. 1778, w.,
2 June 1804, sir Francis-Hastings Doyle,
bart., and d. 14 Jan. 1828.
5. Emily-Mary, b. 16 Aug. 1783.
Sir William-Mordaunt, d. 9 Sept. 1811, and
was succeeded bv his eldest son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM-MORDAUNT.
STURT, present bart.
Arms—'iee Plate 15. Per pale, or and
sable, a chevron, betv/een three horses' bits,
counterchanged.
Crest— K horse's head couped, argent,
bridled and maned, or, and charged on the
neck with a bezant, between two wings,
gold.
Seat—ht Nun Appleton, near Tadcaster,
CO. York.
ELTON, of the City of Bristol.
31 Oct. 1717-
Sir ABRAHAM ELTON, Baronet, in holy orders, born 23 March
1755, succeeded his father, sir Abraham-Isaac, in 1790 ; married, T Nov.
1776, EHzabeth, eldest da. of sir John Durbin, of Walton, knt., merchant
and alderman of Bristol, by whom (who d. April 1822) he had issue,
1. CHARLES-ABRAHAM, b. 31 Oct. 1778, w., in 1804, Sarah, eldest
da. of Joseph Smith, esq., merchant, of Bristol, and has issue, Abraham
and Charles (both drowned in 1819); Arthur, b. 1818; Edmond, b. 1821 ;
Henry, b. G May 1825; Julia; Caroline; hvcy, m., 2 Jan. 1828, the rev.
William-Tierney Elton, rector of White Stanton, co. Somerset, and 3d son
of Isaac Elton, of Stapleton House, co. Gloucester, esq. ; Laura ; Mana-
Catherine, m., 28 May 1833, George Bobbins, esq., late capt. 17th lancers ;
Mary, and Jane; 2. Julia-Maria, b. 28 March 1783, m., 1807,
Henry Hallam, esq.; 3. William, lieut.-col. in the army, b. 6 Jan.
1785; 4. Hexry, capt. R.N., b. 1(> July 178G, m., 20'July 1810,
Blary, da. of the late sir Francis Ford, bart., and relict of Peter Touchet,
esq., by whom he has issue, Jidia and Sophia, and another da.; 5.
Fraxces-Elizaheth, b. 15 April 1797, d. 1822. Sir Abraham m,, 2dly,
29 March 1823, JMary, eldest da. of the late William Stewart, esq., of
Castle-Stewart, co. Wigtoun.
This baronet is descended from a very
ancient family, of the Hazels, cos. Hereford
and Gloucester.
I. Sir ABRAHAM, the 1st bart., was
member for Bristol, in the 2d parliament of
George I., of which city he was mayor in
1710 ; m. Mary, da. of Robert Jeffries, of
Pilegreen, co. Gloucester, by whom he had.
issue,
1. Sir Abraham, 2d bartj
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2. Isaac, a merchant, d. 22 Oct. 1714,
having had 2 das., both named Mary.
3. Jacob, who was mayor of Bristol in
1/33. He d. 15 June 17'35, having been twice
married, 1st, to miss Small; 2dly, April
1739, to Elizabeth, relict of George Bridges,
by whom he had no issue. By his 1st wife
he had,
1. Abraham, mayor of Bristol, 1753, m.
Mary, da. of mr. Thrubshaw, and d.
1762, leaving issue by her (who d. 17(38)
one da., Mai 1/.
2. Isaac, was mayor of Bristol in 1761 ;
he m. Mary, da. of Edward Mortimer, by
whom he had, Abraham, d. unm. 30 Jan.
17(32; Isaac, m., 1st, Sarah, da. of Samuel
Peach, esq., by whom he had 1 son, Abra-
ham, and 2dly, a da. of James Ferney;
Jacob, d. 8 March 17(32, having m. miss
Elizabeth Matthews, who after his death
m. the rev. John Casberd, D.D. ; Edward,
b. 21 Oct. 1742; Mary, b. 10 Dec. 1743, m.
1762, Michael Miller, esq. ; Elizabeth, d.
unm. March 1767.
3. Mary, m. mr. Prescott.
4. Elizabeth, m. Peter Day, of Bristol,
esq.
Sir Abraham d. 9 Feb. 1727-8, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
II. Sir ABRAHAM, M.P. for Taunton
in the last parliament of king George I., and
for Bristol 1727; m. Abigail, da. of Edmund
Bayley, of Frome Selwood, co. Somerset,
esq., and had issue.
1. Sir Abraham, 3d bart.
2. Jacob, a capt. R.N., who was killed in
a sea-fight, 29 March 1745, m. Caroline, da.
and co-h. of Charles Yate, esq., by whom
he had no issue.
3. Sir Abraham-Isaac, 4th bart.
4. Mary, m. James Heywood, of Maris-
tow House, CO. Devon, esq.
5. Elizabeth, m. capt. Forster.
Sir Abraham d. Oct. 1742, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir ABRAHAM, who d. unm., 29
Nov. 17(31, and was succeeded by his only
surviving brother,
IV. Sir ABRAHAM-ISAAC, m., 26 Dec.
1747, Elizabeth, da. of James Read, mer-
chant, by whom he had,
1. Sir Abraham, present bart.
2. Mary, b. 1751, m., 1770, Oldfield
Bowles, of North Aston, co. Oxford, esq.
3. Sarah, b. 1752, m., 1782, the rev. Hector
Munro, of Ireland.
4. Elizabeth, d. an infant.
Sir Abraham-Isaac rf. in 1790, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
V. The rev. sir ABRAHAM, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 15. Paly of six, gules
and or, on a bend, sable, three mullets, ar-
gent.
Crest — An arm embowed in armour, pro-
per, holding in the gauntlet a scimitar, ar-
gent, hilt and pommel, or tied round the
arm with a riband, vert.
Seat — At Clevedon Court, near Bristol.
BRIDGES, of GooDNESTON, CO. Kent.
19 April I7I8.
Sir BROOK-WILLIAM BRIDGES, Baronet, M.A., horn 2 June
1801, succeeded his father, sir Brook -Willi am, 21 April 1829 ; married, 4
July 1834, Fanny, eldest da. of the late Lewis Cage, esq., of ^lilgate, co.
Kent.
This family is of considerable antiquity
in Ireland, where several of the branches
have now considerable estates ; but the first
that settled in England was John Bridges,
of South Littleton, co. Worcester, who, in
Nov. 1578, purchased a house and lands at
Alcester, co. Warwick. Fifth in descent
from him was,
1. Sir BROOK, the 1st bart., who for
many years was one of the auditors of the
imprest, m., 1st, in I707, Margaret, da. of
sir Robert Marsham, bart., afterwards lord
Romney, (ancestor of the earls of Romney,)
by whom he had,
1. Sir Brook, 2d bart.
2. Margaret.
Sir Brook m., 2dly, Mary, 2d da. of sir Tho-
mas Hales, bart., by whom he had,
3. Thomas, 6?. an infant.
Sir Brook d. 1(3 March 1727-8, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
II. Sir BROOK, to. Elizabeth, da. and
one of the three co-h, of sir Thomas Pal-
mer, bart., by whom (who survived him and
re-771. the hon. col. Charles Feilding, brother
of Basil, 4th earl of Denbigh) he had one
posthumous son.
Sir Brook, 3d bart.
Sir Brook rf. 23 May 1733, and was succeed-
ed by his son,
III. Sir BROOK, m., 1765, Fanny, da. of
Edward Fowler, of Graces, co. Essex, esq.,
and by her (whorf. 16 March 1825) had issue,
1. Brook, rf. 9 July 1781.
2. Sir William, 4th bart.
I 3. Henry, 6. 1 June 1769, who assumed
the name of Brook, w!., 1 July 17(j9, Jane,
2d da. of sir Thomas-Pym Hales, of
Beakesbourne, co. Kent, bart., by whom he
has,
1. Jane, b. 13 Oct. 1797-
2. Brook-Henry, 6. 14 Feb. 1799, barris-
ter-at-law, rf. 17 June 1829.
3. Mary, b. 13 April 1803.
4. Thomas-Pymm, 6. 22 Oct. 1805.
5. Ameha, b. 22 April 1812.
4. Charles, rf. young.
5. Brook-Edward, b. 7 Sept. 1779> ni.,
22 Nov. 18(t9, Harriet, 2d da. of the late John
Foote, esq., rf. 23 April 1825, leaving issue,
1. Eleanor-Harriet, b. 5 March 1811.
2. Fanny, 6. 13 March 1812.
3. Louisa, b. 7 March 1813. \
4. Brook-Edward, b. 1 May 1814.
5. Charles, b. 31 July 1815.
6. John-Emilius, b. 6 Feb. 1817-
7. George-Talbot, b. 10 May 1818.
8. Harriett, b. 19 June 1820.
6. Brook-John, in holy orders, 6.22 Nov*
178?, m., Dec. 1810, Charlotte, 3d da. of sir
Henry Hawley, bart.; he rf. 12 July 1812
without issue,
7. Brook-George, rf. in the West Indies,
4 April I8O7.
8. Fanny, b. 177I» rn., 14 Dec. 1791, Lewis
Cage, esq., both rf.
9. Sophia, b. 9 May 1772, m., 27 Dec.
1791, William Deddes, of Hythe-Mow, co.
Kent, esq.
10. Elizabeth, b. 23 May 1773, m., on the
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BLUNT.
same day with her preceding sister, Edward
Austen, of Godmersham Park, co. Kent, esq.
11. Marianne, 6. 19 Nov. 1774, d April
1811.
12. Louisa, b. Aug. 1777-
13. Harriet-Mary, b. 20 Feb. 1781, m.,
11 Oct. 18()(), the rev George Moore, M.A.,
rector of Wrotham, co. Kent, eldest son of
dr. John Moore, archbishop of Canterl)ury.
Sir Brook d. Sept. 1791, and was succeeded
by his son,
IV. Sir BROOK-WILLIAM, 4th bart.,
who assumed the name of Brook before liis
baptismal name of William*, b. 22 June
1707, m., 1st, 14 Aug. 1800, Eleanor, eldest
da. of the late John Foote, of Lombard
Street, London, esq., and by her (who d. 29
Jan. 1805) had issue,
1. Sir Brook-William, 5th and present
bart.
2. Brook-George, b. 12 Oct. 1802, in
holy orders, m., 15 Nov. 1832, Louisa, da. of
Charles Chaplin, of Blankney, co. Lincoln,
esq.
3. Brook-John, b. 2 Sept. 1804, d. an
infant.
4. Eleanor, b. 13 Nov. 1805, tn., April
1828, rev. Western Plumtre, rector of East-
wood, CO. Notts.
Sir Brook m., 2dly, 15 Dec. 180P, Dorothy-
Elizabeth, eldest da. of sir Henry Hawley,
bart., (which lady d. I7 May 1816, without
issue,) and dying 21 April 1829, was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir BROOK-WILLIAM, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 15. Azure, three water
bougets, or, within a border, ermine.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, or, a Moor's
head, sable, banded, argent.
Seat — At Goodneston, co. Kent.
BLUNT, of London.
17 June 1720.
Sir CHARLES-RICHAED BLUNT, Baronet, IM.P. for Lewes, co.
Sussex, born 6 Dec. 1775, succeeded his father, sir Charles-William, 29
Aug. 1802 ; married, 20 March 1824, Sophia, da. of Richard Barker, of
London, esq., and widow of Richard Achmuty, esq., and has issue,
WALTER, b. 16 March 1826.
This family is supposed to be descended
from a junior branch of the Blonnts, of Sod-
ington, which was seated at Eye and Stret-
ton, CO. Hereford. Sir John Blunt, the 1st
bart., was summoned before the Court of
Chivalry, 1732, and fined for using the arms
of the above family without right; he ap-
pealed however from the sentence, and a day
was appointed for hearing his appeal; but
no farther proceedings took place.
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart, ni., 1st, mrs. Eliza-
beth Court, 10 July 1089, who d. 22 March
1707-8, m., 2diy, 22 Dec. 1713, Susannah, da.
of Richard Craddock, esq., some'time gover-
nor of Bengal, and relict, 1st, of John Ban-
ner, and afterwards of Benjamin Tudman,
esq., and by her had no issue : she d. 21 Dec.
1752: but by his first wife he had 13 children,
whereof five sons and two das. svirvived
him,
1. John, h. 23 July 1(594, d. unm.
2. Sir Henry, 2d bart.
3. Charles, b. 4 Nov. I7OO, in the army,
d. 1747, having m. Mary, da. of Peter Short,
of Tenterden, co. Kent, esq., and had issue,
an only son,
Harry, of Ringmer, co. Sussex, m, and
had issue an only son, sir Charles-Bur-
rell Blunt, K.M.'T., who m., 1st, Eliza-
beth-Anne, da. of John Wyche, of Salis-
bury, es(i., and 2dly, his cousin, Elizabeth
Bltmt, hereafter mentioned.
4. William, b. 4 July 1704.
5. Thomas, b. March 1707-8.
6. Rachael, the eldest da., 6. 21 Jan.
1(597-8, m. Samuel, son of Charles-Blunt,
esq., cousin-german to sir John, and sur-
viving him was re-m., May 1739, to John
Parkes.
7. Elizabeth, b. 9 Dec. 1705.
Sir John d. 24 Jan. 1732-3, and was suc-
ceeded l)y liis eldest son,
II. Sir 1IENRV% )),., 172^, Dorothy, eldest
da. of William Nutt, esq., and had issue.
1. Sir Charles-William, 3d bart.
2. Henry, of Freshford, co. Somerset,
esq., m. and had,
1. Walter ; 2. Harry, both rf. unm.
3. Walter, of Croydon, twice m., and left
issue by both marriages.
Sir I-ienry d. 12 Oct. 1759, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir CHARLES-WILLIAM, m., 22
July 1704, Elizabeth, only da. of Richard
Peers, esq., alderman of London, and sister
and h. of sir Richard Peers, bart., who as-
sumed the surname and arms of Simons, by
whom he had issue,
1. Sir Charles-Richard, present bart.
2. Richard-Charles, b. 2 June 1776, m.,
15 Nov. 1809, Eliza-Forbes, da. of the late
captain Mercer, of the royal cavalry, and
has,
1. Charles-Richard.
2, &c. Other children.
.3. William, b. 7 Dec. 1780, m. Eliza, da.
of General Richards, and has,
1. Charles.
2, &c. Other children.
4. Anna-Sophia, h. 13 May 1765, d, unm.
5. Elizabeth, b. and d. April 1766.
(5. Louisa, b. 31 May 1767, m. William
Dent, of Brickindonbury, Herts, esq., and
d. 9 March 1833.
7-. Maria-Tryphena, ?). 6 June 1768, m.
sir Charles Cockerell,of Sezincott, co. Glou-
cester, bart., d. 8 Oct. 1789.
8. Elizaretii, b. 29 Sept. 1769, m. sir
Charles-Burrcll Blunt, of Ringmer, co.
Sussex, K.M.T.
9. Charlotte, b. Sept. 1772, wi. lieut.-gen.
sir Charles Inhofl", knt.
1(». Lydia, b. 25 Sept. 1773, m. sir Alex-
ander Sct(m, bart.
11. Anna-Maria, b. 19 Aug. 1774, m. the
hon. C. A. Bruce.
12. Dorothka, b. 23 Nov. 1778, m. Ed.
wani Fletcher, of Alresford, co. Hants, esq
* In Betham's Baronetage, and the former
editions of this work, it has been said that
this assumption was by licence from the
archbishop of Canterbury. But this is im-
possible, an act of parliament being theonly
authority by which a baptismal name can
be added to, or altered.
CODRINGTON.— FREDERICK.
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Sir Charles-William d. at Calcutta, 29 Aug.
1802, and was succeeded bv his eldest son,
IV. Sir CHARLES-RICHARD, present
bart.
Anus— See Plate 1.5. Barry nebulee of six,
or and sable, a crescent for difference.
Cre.it — The sun in glory, charged on the
centre with an eye issuing'tears, all proper.
Motto — L'Li tiKt, vita mea.
Seats — Heathfield Park, Sussex ; Croydon,
Surrey ; Lydiard Millicent, Wilts.
CODRINGTON, of Dodington, co, Gloucester.
21 April 1721.
Sir WILLIAM-RAIMOND CODRINGTON, Baronet, born at Rennes
in France, 25 Jan. 1800, succeeded his father, sir William, 5 Sept. 1816;
married Anne-3[arie, da. of mons. Joseph Le Fer Bonaban, of St. Maloes,
and has a SON and heir, b. 2 March 1829.
This family is a younger branch of the
Codringtons, of Codringtoh, eo. Gloucester,
which was a family of considerable import-
ance in this county, temp. Hen. IV., John
Codrington, esq., being standard-bearer to
king Hen. V. in his wars with France.
Christopher Codrington, a younger son of
this family, went with his fortune to Barba-
does, temp, king Charles I., where he m. and
d., leaving two sons, Christopher and John.
Christopher became lieut.-gov. of the island
of Barbadoes, and afterwards capt.-gen. of
the Leeward Islands, in which post he d.,
leaving only two sons, one of them of his own
name. John, his brother, was colonel of the
life-guards in Barbadoes, treasurer, and
pri\-y-counsellor; m. a da. of col. Bates, of
that island, by whom he had two sons,
WilUam and John. Christopher, son of the
capt.-gen., was a fellow of All Souls College,
Oxford ; but afterwards betakmg himself to
a martial life, attended king William in the
wars of Flanders, where he eminently sig-
nalized himself, and afterwards succeeded
his father in the government of the Leeward
Islands.
This gentleman is celebrated for his noble
benefactions, having bequeathed to the col-
lege of All Souls the sum of £lO,0(M) for the
building of a library, and furnishing it with
books, besides his own inestimable library :
he also gave an estate of _t'2()00 per annum
to the Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel in Foreign Parts, for the building
and endowment of a college at Barbadoes.
He d. 7 April 1710.
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., m., 12 March
1718, Elizabeth, da. of William Bethell, of
Swindon, by whom (who d. 5 Feb. 1761) he
had issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. John-Archibald, m., but d. s.p. 1759.
3. Christopher, m., but d. s.p. 1797.
4 Edward, b. 22 June 1732, m. Rebecca
L'Esturgeon, d. 1775, leaving issue,
1. Christopher, who took the surname
of Bethell, I797, m., 15 Aug. 1796, Caro-
lina-Georgiana-Harriot, da. of Thomas,
2d lord Foley, (by Harriot, 4th da. of
William, 2d earl of Harrington, by Caro-
line Fitzroy, eldest da. of Charles, 2d duke
of Grafton, K.G.,) and has issue, Harriot,
b. 2 July 1797, d. 12 May 1831 ; Atma-Maria-
Caroline, b. 11 Julv 1798, m., 3 Jan. 1826,
the hon. Arthur-Thellusson, 4th son of
the late lord Rendlesham ; Georgiana-EUta-
beth, b. 16 July 17.99, m., 18 April 1827,
Henry Peyton, esq., only son of sir H.
Peyton, bart. ; Manj, b. 30 Jan. 1801 ;
Anna-Maria, d. 1802 ; Anna-Maria, b. 1 Oct.
1803, rf. 20 May 1823; Oui.'itopher-fVilliam,
b. 12 March 1805; Cecilia, b. 19 Feb. 1807;
Charles-Beth ell, b. 19 Sept. 1808; Elizabeth,
b. 18 Nov. 1809; Charlotte-Octavia, b. 5 Feb.
1811, ;n., 10 Dec. 1833, Henry-Lannoy Hun-
ter, of Beach-hill, co. Berks, esq. ; Isabella,
d. an infant; Eduard, b. 6 Aug. 1813; Em-
ma, b. 15 Dec. 1814..
2. William-John, took the name of
Bethell, m. Anna -Maria, sister of ——
Challoner, of Gisborough, co. York, esq.
3. Sir Edward, vice-admiral of the white,
G.C.B. K.S.L. K.S.G. F.R.S. and M.P.
for Devonpoit, m. miss Hall, and has issue,
Elizabeth, d. iinm. ; Caroline, m., Joseph-
Lvons Walrond, of Antigua, and d. his
widow, 6 Nov. 1833.
5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Five das.
Sir William d. 17 Dec. 1738, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, ;».,22Feb. 1736, Anne,
da. of Acton, and had issue,
1. Sir William, 3d bart.
2. Mary, m., 2 June 1745, George Ber-
nard, captain of the 9th regt. of infantry,
4th son of Arthur Bernard, of Palace Anne,
CO. Cork, younger brother of Francis Ber-
nard, of Castle Mahon, great-grandfather of
the 1st earl of Bandon.
Sir William d. 11 March 1792, and was
succeeded bv his son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, b. 1739, m., 1st,
Mary Kirke, by whom (who d. 20 April 1789)
he had no issue. He 711., 2dly, in France,
Eleanor, da. of Godfrey Kirke, by whom
(who d. at Rennes in France, 13 Feb. 1816)
he had issue,
L Sir William-Raimoxd, present bart.
2. Mary-Anxe-Eleanor, b. 3 Feb. 1807-
Sir William d. at Rennes, 5 Sept. 1816, and
was succeeded bv his onlv son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM-RAIMOND, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 15. Argent, a fess em-
battled counter embattled sable, fretty gules,
between three lioncels, passant, gules.
Crest— \ dragon's head, couped, gules, be-
tween a pair of (di'agon's) wings, cheeky, or
and azure.
FREDERICK, of Westminster, co. Middlesex.
10 June 1723.
Sir RICHARD FREDERICK, Baronet, horn 30 Dec. 1780, succeeded
his father, sir John, 16 Jan. 1825.
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FARNABY.
Sir John Frederick, knt., (son of Chris-
topher Frederick, serjeant-surgeon to king
James I.,) was lord mayor of London l(i62,
and M.P. for that city l(iG3, and d. 1085,
leaving a numerous issue : his eldest surviv-
ing son and heir,
Thomas Frederick, of Westminster,
esq., ni. Leonora, da. and h. of Charles
Marescoe, of London, merchant, andd. 1720,
leaving issue by her (who d. 1730) several
das. and two sons,
1. Sir John, 1st bart.
2. Sir Thomas, governor of Fort St.
David in the East Indies, m., 11 Jan. 1704-5,
Mary, da. of Moncrief, of Scotland,
and d. 1730, by whom (who re-rn. William
Poynts, of Midgham House, co. Berks, esq.)
he had issue,
1. Thomas, b. 25 Oct. 1707, d. 29 Aug.
1740, unrn.
2. Sir John, 4th bart.
3. Charles, K.B., b. 21 Dec. 1709, sur-
veyor-general of the ordnance, m., 18
Aug. 1746, Lucy, da. of Hugh, 1st vis-
count Falmouth, by whom hehad, Charles,
b. 9 Oct. 1748; Thomas-Lenox, b. 25 March
1750, captain R.N., who m. Anne Greig-
son; John-Montague, b. 21 Feb. 1754, d.
July following; Edward-Boscawen, b. 23
May, 1/62, col. in the army, and esquire
to the late duke of York at the installa-
tion, 1772 ; Augusta, b. 25 July 1747> »«•
Thomas, son of sir George Prescott, knt. ;
Lucy, b. 7 July 1752.
4. Marescoe, major-gen., b. 7 Dec. 1725,
m., 1st, 12 June 1760, Sarah, da. of Ro-
bert Pickering, by whom he had, Thomas,
b. 22 April 1761 ; Robert, b. 1774 ; and m.,
2dly, Sarah, da. of Davis.
5. Leonora, d. an infant.
6. Mary, m. Alexander Hume, esq., who
d. 15 Sept. 1765.
7. Henrietta, m. Luke Spence, d. 1777*
8. Leonora, d. young.
9. Jane, d. young.
10. Hannah, m., 25 Aug. 1772, sir Abra-
ham Hume, bart. (see that title.)
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., was so created,
1 June 1723, with remainder, on failure of
issue male of his body, to his brother sir
Thomas, and the heirs male of his body ;
m., July 1727, a da. of Thomas Kinnersley,
esq., by whom (who d. 31 Aug. 1749) he had
issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Sir Thomas, 3.1 bart.
Sir John d. Oct. 1755, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, d. unm. 24 March 1757,
and was succeeded by his brother,
III. Sir THOMAS, m. Elizabeth, da. of
Peter Bathurst, of Clarendon Park, co.
Wilts, esq., by whom (who d. 11 Sept. 1764)
he had issue,
1. Elizabeth, b. 1758, nu, 1778, sir John
Morshead, bart.
2. Selina, b. 30 Jan. 1760, m. Robert
Thistlewaite, esq.
Sir Thomas d. without issue male, 16 Dec.
177o» when the title devolved, pursuant to
the limitation, on his cousin,
IV. Sir JOHN, eldest son of sir Thomas,
brother of the 1st bart. He was one of the
commissioners of his majesty's customs; m.,
22 Oct. 1741, Susannah, da. of sir Roger
Hudson, of Sunbury, co. Middlesex, knt.,
by whom (who d. 29 June 1787) he had
issue,
1. Sir John, 5th bart.
2. Susannah; 3. Mart; 4. Anne, all
d. young.
Sir John d. 9 April 1783, and Was suc-
ceeded by his son,
V. Sir JOHN, b. 18 March 1749, m. Mary,
youngest da. and co-h. of Richard Garth,
of Morden, esq., and by her (who d. Dec.
1794) had issue,
1. John, b. 20 Sept. 1779, a lieut. Cold-
stream regt. of foot-guards, who was mor-
tally wounded at the landing at Aboukir, in
Egypt, and was buried on Nelson's Island.
2. Sir Richard, present bart.
3. Mary, d. young.
4. Thomas-Nathan, R.N., b. 11 July
1783, nu, 12 Aug. 1816, Charlotte, da. of
Robert Berney, of Anningsley, co. Surrey,
d. 21 Nov. 1818.
5. SusAN-ELiZABETH, 6. 6 Sept. 1784,
m., Dec. 1824, Robert Jenkins, esq.
6. Christopher, in holy orders, b. 10
Dec. 1785, rector of Leotton, co. Lincoln.
7. Charlotte, b. 6 Feb. 1787, m., 13
May 1824, the rev. Richard St. Leger, of
Star Cross, near Exeter, nephew of Hayes,
viscount Doneraile.
8. Edward-Henry, in the army, b. 6
Aug. 1788.
9. Mary, b. 16 March 1790, m., 19 June
1815, James-Chamness Fyler, of Twicken-
ham, CO. Middlesex, esq., and d. 2 April
1823.
10. Roger, in the army, b. 28 Nov. 1791.
11. Frances, b. 25 April 1793, m., 5 April
1811, Robert, 2d son of Robert Fellowes, of
Shottisham, co. Norfolk, esq.
Sir John d. 16 Jan. 1825, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
VL Sir RICHARD, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 15. Or, on a chief, azure,
three doves, argent.
Crest— On a chapeau, azure, turned up,
ermine, a dove, as in the arms, holding in
his beak an ohve branch, proper.
Seat — Burwood House, Surrey.
FARNABY, of Kippington, co. Kent.
21 July 1726.
Sir CHARLES-FRANCIS FARNABY, Baronet, horn 17 Oct. 17^7,
succeeded his father, sir John, 1802; married, 29 Dec. 1810, Eliza,
youngest da. of Thomas Morland, of Court-Lodge, Lamherhurst, co. Kent,
esq., but has no issue.
Of this family (which originally was
seated in Cornwall) was Henr.i/ Farnabi/, esq.,
some time mayor of Fowey, co. Corn-
wall, whose son, Thomas Farnab;/, m. Do-
rothy, da. of Thomas Foxcroft, of Bate-
ly, CO. York, esq., and had issue, Thomas
Farnabi/, who was the first that settled at
Kippington, co. Kent. He was very zealous
1^1
in defence oFhis sovereign, king Charles I.,
and being suspected to have favoured the
rising of the co. for the king, in the neigh-
bourhood of Tunbridge, in 1643, he was first
imprisoned in Newgate, and afterwards at
Ely-House, Holborn. He d. 2 June 1()47,
leaving issue by his 1st wife, , da.
of John Pierce, of Lascelles, esq., a son,
HILL.
165
John; and by his 2d, Anne, da. of John
Howson, bishop of Durham, 2 sons, Charles,
who d. without issue, and Francis (the
elder) m. Judith, da. of Richard Nicoll, of
Highgate, co. Middlesex, esq., and had
issue, 2 sons, 1. sir Charles, the 1st bart. ;
and 2. Francis, who was a student of Lin-
coln's Inn, (/.during his father's lifetime, ?/??»!•
I. Sir CHARLES, was knighted in 1715,
and on 21 July 1726, was created a bart.;
he m. Elizabeth, da. of Nathaniel Letten,
of Loudon, esq., and had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
2. Letten.
3. Sarah, m. sir Sydney-Stafford Smyth,
knt., chief baron of the court of Ex-
chequer.
4. Elizabeth, m. William Hale, of
King' s-Wal den, co. Herts, esq.
Sir Charles d. 27 April 1741, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
n. Sir THOMAS, w. Mary, da. and co-h.
of Montague Lloyd, D.D., and had issue,
1. Sir Charles, 3d bart.
2. Thomas, d.
3. Sir John, 4th bart.
4. Elizabeth, m. Charles Bering, of
Barham Court, co. Kent, esq.
Sir Thomas d. in 17G0, and was succeeded
by his son,
IIL Sir CHaRLES, m. Penelope, rehct
of Richard Charleton , of Lon don , m erchan t,
sister and co-h. of John Radcliffe, of Hit-
chen Priory, co. Herts, esq. ; on succeeding
to whose property, sir Charles assumed the
name of RadvUffe, in addition to his own.
Sir Charles d. in 1782, and was succeeded
by his brother,
'IV. Sir JOHN, who was lieut.-col. of the
2d regt. of life-guards, m. Mary, sole da.
and h. of Samuel Lennard, esq., and grand-
da. of sir Samuel Lennard, of Wickham-
Court, CO. Kent, bart., and by her (who d.
9 May 1833, sey. 83) had issue,
1. Sir Charles-Francis, present bart.
2. John-Samuel, b. 22 Oct. 1790, d, unm,
3 Dec. 1813.
3. Lennard-Motley, b. 13 May 1792,
killed at the storming of Fort Cornelius,
in the island of Java, 11 Aug. 1811.
4. William-Thomas, b. 31 Oct. 1793, d.
20 Nov. 1809, unm.
5. Penelope-Anne, b. 19 May 1789, m,,
30 March 1815, lieut.-col. William Cater,
and d. 6 Dec. 1833.
Sir John d. in 1802, and was succeeded by
his son,
V. Sir CHARLES-FRANCIS, the pre-
sent bart.
Arms— See Plate 15. Argent, three bars,
gemels, gules ; on a bend, or, a lion passant,
of the 2d.
Crest — On a mural coronet, or, a stork,
holding in its bill a sneke, all proper, and
charged on the neck with three bars ge-
melles, argent.
Seat— At Wickham-Court, near Bromley,
CO. Kent.
HILL, of Hawkestone, co. Salop.
20 Jan. 1726-7.
Sir ROWLAND HILL, Baronet, M.P. co. Salop, born 10 May 1800,
succeeded his grandfather, sir John, 21 May 1824 ; married., 21 July 1831,
Ann, only surviving chikl of Joseph Clegg, of Peplow Hall, co. Salop, esq,,
^nd has issue, ROWLAND-CLEGG, b, 5 Dec. 1833.
The family of Hill, or, as it was anciently
spelt, Hull, is of great antiquity in the
county of Salop. Hugh Hull, or Hill,
lived teyvp. Edward II., and m. the eldest
co-h. of Hugh de Wlonkeslowe. His great-
grandson, HumphreyHill, lived temp. Henry
V. and VI., and was the common ancestor
of this family, the Hills of Courthill, Soul-
ten, and Blexley, and of sir Rowland Hill,
first protestant lord-mayor of London.
Rowland Hill, of Hawkestone, (5th in
descent from Humphrey above named,) was
a great sufferer for his loyalty in the civil
wars ; m. Margaret, da. of Richard White-
hall, and had issue,
1. Rowland, d. unm.
2. The right hon. sir Richard, who was
ambassador to Brussels ietnp. William III.,
paymaster of the army in Flanders, a lord
of the admiralty, and a privy counsellor, d.
unm. 1727, and was succeeded in the
Hawkestone estates by his nephew, sir
Rowland, 1st bart. He also left consider-
alole estates to his nephews, Samuel Barber,
and Thomas Harwood, who both assumed
the surname of Hill, and the latter of whom
was father of Noel Hill, created, 1784, baron
Berwick.
3. John Hill, m. Stubbs, and
was father of
I. Sir ROWLAND, created a bart. as
above, m., 27 May 1732, Jane, da. of sir
Brian Broughton, of Broughton, co. Staf-
ford, bart., by whom (who d. Jan. 1774) he
had issue,
1. Sir Richard, 2d bart.
2. Rowland ; 3. John, both d. young.
4. Jane, d. imm.
.5. Elizabeth, b. 26 Feb. 1739, m., 7 June
1762, Clement Tudway, of Wells, co. So-
merset, esq., who represented that city for
more than 50 years, mil successive parlia-
m.ents.
6. Sir John, 3d bart.
7. Thomas, rf. 20Junel817.
8. Rowland, in holy orders, A.M., b. 12
Aug. 1744, d. s.p. 11 April 1833, m. Mary,
sister to Clement Tudway, esq., above
named, who d. 17 Aug. 1830, ast. 83.
9. Robert, in holy orders, b. 17 May
1746, m. Mary, da. and soleh. of John Wil-
braham, of Hough, co. Chester, and had
issue,
1. Robert, in holy orders, rector of
Walten Upton, m. and has issue.
2. John, barrister -at -law, m. and has
issue.
3. Rowland-Alleyne.
4. Samuel, m. and has issue.
5. Richard ; 6. Thomas.
7. Brian.
10. Brian, in holy orders, 6. 29 Feb.
1756.
Sir Rowland m., 2dly, Mary, da. of
, and widow of Thomas Powys, of
Berwick House, Salop, esq., by whom,
who re-m. Joseph Foster Barham, esq., and
d. 1789, he had no issue — Sir Rowland d. 7
A ug. 1783, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
11. Sir RICHARD, b. G June 1733 ; he
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represented co. Salop in 5 successive parlia-
ments. Herf. Nov. 1«(>3, aged 75, and was
succeeded by his brother,
III. Sir JOHN, b. 21 July 1740, m., 1768,
Mary, one of the das. of John Cham bre, of
Peyton, co. Salop, esq., and had issue,
1. John, b. 10 Oct. 17<)!», and d. 27 Jan.
1814, having m., 17!»5, Eliza-Rhodes, da. of
Philip Cornish, of Exeter, esq., by whom
he had issue,
1. Rowland, b. 18 Sept. 17OG, d. 24 Jan.
1800.
2. Sir Rowland, present hart.
3. John, in holy orders, b. 11 March
1802, w., 17 Dec. 183.3, Charlotte, eldest
da. of hon. Thomas Kenyon.
4. Richard-Frederick, major 53d regt.
b. 14 Jan. 1804.
5. Philip, in the army, b. 12 July 1806,
m., 19 Dec. 1833, Charlotte-Emma-Cathe-
rine, eldest da. of John-George Norbury,
esq.
6. Clement - Delves, capt. royal horse
guards, b. 3 Jan. 1808.
7. Rachel-Stephens, 6. 2 April 1799, m.,
19 Sept. 1820, Andrew-Vincent Corbet,
esq., eldest son of sir Andrew Corbet,
bart.
8. Mary-Emma, b. 18 April 1805, m.,
14 June 1823, Andrew- William Corbet, of
Sandrone Castle, co. Salop, esq.
2. Mary, b. 12 Sept. 1770, imm.
3. Jane, b. 8 Aug. 1771 > unrn.
4. Sir Rowland, G.C.B; G.C.H. K.M.T.
K.S.G. and K.T.S., created, 17 May 1814,
baron Hill, of Almaraz and of Hawkestone,
and, 16 Jan. 1816, baron Hill, of Almaraz
and of Hardwicke, co. Salop, with remain-
der to the issue male of his deceased bro-
ther, John, fsee liebreft's Peei-ageJ b. 11
Aug. 1772, gen. inthearmy.col. of the horse-
guards, and governor of Plymouth.
5. Richard, in holy orders, b. 17 Sept.
1773, d. 3 Sept. 1821.
6. Elizabeth, d. young,
7. Elizabeth, b. 11 Jan. 1776, m., 20 Nov.
I807, the rev. Edward Nevile, vicar of
Prees, co. Salop.
8. Harriet, b. Feb. 1777, umn.
9. Sir Robert-Chambre, lieut.-col. in
the army, was i)roxy for his brother, lord
Hill, at the installation of the knights of
the Bath, on which occasion he received
the honour of knighthood, b. 25 March
1778, m., 5 Feb. 1801, Eliza, da. of the late
Henry Lumley, by whom he has issue,
1. George-Staveley, 6.20 Nov. 1801, nu,
3 May 1832, Jane, da. of Thomas Bo-
rough, esq.
2. Mary- Julia, b. 28 May 1805.
3. Alfred-Edward, b. 19 March 1810.
4. Percy, 6. 24 Dec. I8I7.
10. Sir Francis -Brian, K.T.S., b. 21
April 1779, ?»., 1st, April 1804, Hannah, da.
of Christian Faldo, of Copenhagen, coun-
sellor-at-law, by whom (who d. in childbed
1806) he had issue,
1. Emma-Maria, b. 1805, d. an infant.
2. John - Francis - Richard, 6. 21 Oct.
1806.
He m., 2dly, 6 Oct. 1819, Emily-Lissey,
youngest da. of thelate Thomas-Jelf Powys,
of Berwick House, co. Salop, and has
issuG
3. Arthur-William, b. Nov. 1820.
11. Emma, b. 18 Nov. 178O.
12. Clement, lieut.-col. in the royal
regt. of horse-guards, b. 16 April 1782.
13. Charlks, d. an infant.
14. Sir Thomas - Noel, knt., K.C.B.
and K.T.S., b. 14 Feb. 1784, lieut.-col. m
the army, and capt. 1st or grenadier-guards,
w., 27 July 1821, Anna-Maria-Shore, 2d da.
of lord Teignmouth, and by whom (who d.
1831) he had issue,
1. Anna-Maria, b. 19 June 1822.
2. Louisa-Charlotte, b. 6 July 1823.
3. Henry-Noel, b. 27 Aug. 1824, d. 22
June 1«;53.'
4. Horace-Frederick, b. 1827.
5. Charles, b. 1829.
6. Caroline, b. 1831.
15. William-Henry, 6. 1785, d. an in-
fant.
16. Edward, b. 3 Nov. 1786, a lieut. in
the royal horse guards, c?. 29 Aug. 1821.
Sir John rf. 21 May 1824, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
IV. Sir ROWLAND, present bart.
Anns— See Plate 15. Ermine, on a fess,
sable, a castle, triple-towered, argent.
Crest— A tower, argent, surmounted with
a garland of laurel, proper.
Seat— At Hawkestone-Hall, near Hodnet,
CO. Salop.
CLAYTON, of MtfRDEN, co. Surrey.
13 Jan. 1731-2.
Sir WILLIAM-ROBERT CLAYTON, Baronet, M.P. for Great
Marlow, Lieut. -Col. in the Army, and a Deputy Lieut, for co. Bucks ;
born 28 Aug. ITilG; succeeded liis father. Sir William, 2G Jan. 1834,
married., 10 May 1817, Alice-Hugh-Massy, da. and sole h. of col. Hugh
O'Donel, eldest son of sir Neil O'Donel, bart., and has issue, 1. WIL-
LIAM-CAPEL, b. 14 April 1818; 2. Alicia-Charlotte, 6. 16
4^ept. 1819; 3. CAR0LiNE-3lAROARET,i.jyRJuly 1821 ; 4- Henry-
/JTHuGH-O'DoNEL, b. 2 April 1823; 5. Mary-Louisa, b. 19 June
1827, d. 25 June 1829.
This family is descended from the Clai/-
tons, CO. Northampton. Sir Robert (Hay-
ton, knt., was, l(;7l», lord mayor of Lon-
don; for wliich city, after serving in several
parliaments for the borough of Bletchingloy,
ne was nearly thirty years one of the re-
presentatives. Sir Robert d. K! July 1707,
jet. 78, and leaving no issue, was succeeded
in his estate by his nephew,
I. Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart., who suc-
ceeded also to several valuable estates, as
heir to his uncle, sir Robert, including
Hambledon, ILirleyford, VVidmer, and Mar-
den, and purchaselt the manor of Marlow,
1736, whicli is still the ijroj.erty of his de-
scendants: ni. Martha, eldest da. of John
Kenrick, of Flore, co. Surrey, esq., and had
issue,
1. Robert; 2. William, d. young,
3. Sir Kenrick, 2d bart.
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4. William, d. 3 July 1783, having tu.
three wives, viz., 1st, Mary, da. of John
VVarde, of Squerries, co. Kent, esq., and by
her (who rf. 3 Jan. 17<)'<0 had issue,
1. Catherine, w. sir John-Griffin Griffin,
K.B., afterwards lord Howard de Walden
and lord Braybrooke; 2dly, 3 May l/'Jl,
Maria, da. of Rice Lloyd, of Atty Cadno,
CO. Caermarthen, and by her (who d. Dec.
1763) had,
2. Sir William, 4th bart.
3. Marianne, b. 5 Nov. 17r)3, »w. the
hon. general Henry-Edward Fox, son of
Henry, 1st lord Holland ; and, 3dly, Sept.
1767, Louisa Fermor, da. of Thomas, 1st
earl of Pomfret, and by her (who rf. 30
June 18U9) he had issue,
4. George, of Stonehall, near Godstone,
CO. Surrey, m. Frances Hinchliffe, da. of
John, lord bishop of Peterborough, and
had issue, five children.
5. Martha.
6. Susannah, both rf. young.
7. Mary, m. Jonathan Rashleigh, of Me-
nabilly, co. Cornwall, e;q.
8. AxNE, m., 1st, sm. Charles-Lambert
Blackwell, bart. ; and, iKly, dr. John Tho-
mas, lord bishop of Rochester, andrf. 7 July
1772.
9. Sarah.
Sir William rf. Dec. 1774, and was succeeded
by his son,
II. Sir KENRICK, m. Henrietta-Maria,
eldest da. and co-h. of Henry Herring, esq.,
by whom (who rf. 25 July 1774) he had issue,
1. Sir Robert, 3d bart.
2. Henrietta-Maria, m. sir John Gre-
sham, bart.
3. Martha, rf. 7i7im.
Sir Kenrick rf. l(t March 1769, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
III. Sir ROBERT, ?n., 1 June 1767, Mary,
eldest da. of Frederick Standert, of London,
merchant, bv Mary, da. of sir Harcourt
Masters, knt. (who rf. 27 Feb. 1803). Sir
Robert rf. lo May 1799, and was succeeded
by his cousin,
IV. Sir WILLIAM, 4th bart., (son of
William, 2d surviving son of sir William,
1st bart., by his 2d lady,) b. 16 April 1762, m,,
lij July 1785, Mary, da. of sir William East,
bart., by whom (who rf. 9 Aug. 1833) he had
issue,
1. Sir William-Robert, present bart.
2. Cathkrine-Emilia, {<. 13 Nov. 1789,
»!., 16 July 1821, at Florence, andre-/«. in
England, 29 Oct. following, John Shawe
Manley, only son of admiral Manley, of
Braziers, co. Berks.
3. East-George, LL.D., of Hall Place,
CO. Berks, b. 9 April 1794, took the surname
and arms of East in addition to and after
Clayton, by royal sign m.anual, 6 April 1829;
m., 20 June 1815, Marianne-Frances, eldest
da. of Charles Bishop, his majesty's procu-
rator-general, and has issue,
1. Gilbert-East, b. 13 Nov. 1823.
2. Augustus-Henry, b. 10 Feb. 1825.
3. Marianne-Gilberta, b. 2 Sept. 1818.
4. Augusta-Frances, b. 7 Feb. 1820.
5. Selina-Louisa, b. 19 March 1822, and
4 other children.
4. John-Lloyd, lieut. R.N., b. 19 Aug.
1796, m., 10 April 1832, Louisa-Sophia, da.
of Charles Littledale, of Portland Place,
esq., and has issue, 1 son.
5. Rice-Richard, b. 15 Nov. 1797; m., 31
July 1832, Maria-yEmilia, 2d da. of gen. sir
George Nugent, bart., and has issue,
1. Richard-Nugent, b. 3 Sept. 1833.
2. A Da., b. 10 Dec. 1834.
6. Augcstls-Philjp, in holy orders, rec-
tor of Garboldisham, co. Norfolk, m., 4 Sept.
1828, Georgiana-Elizabeth, da. of Charles
Talbot, D.D., dean of Salisbury, (by lady
Elizabeth Somerset,) and has issue, 1 son.
7. Mary'-Caroline, b. 29 June 1800, d.
29 Oct. 1812.
Sir vv illiam rf. 26 Jan. 1834, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
V. Sir WILLIAM - ROBERT, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 15. Argent, a cross, sa-
ble, between four pellets.
Crest — A leopard's jambe erased and erect,
argent, grasping a pellet.
Motto — Virtiis in actiune consistit.
Seats — At Morden, near Godstone, co. Sur-
rey ; Harleyford, near Great Marlow, co.
Bucks; the Cottage, Marlow; and White
Hall, CO. Norfolk.
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HEATHCOTE, of London.
17 Jan. 1732-3.
Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Baronet, M.P. for the County of Rut-
land, born Oct. 1773, succeeded his father, sir Gilbert, 4 Dec. ITSo ;
married Catharine-Sophia, 2d da. of John Planners, esq., (by Louisa Tolle-
mache, in her own right countess of Dysart,) sister to sir \^'illiam Man-
ners, bart., lord Huntingtower, and to Louisa-Grace, late duchess of St.
Alban's, by which lady (who cl. 28 May 1825) he had issue, 1. GIL-
BERT-JOHN, M.P. for liincolnshire, (parts of Kesteven and Holland,)
h. 16 Jan. 1793, m., 8 Oct. 1827, the hon. Clementina, eldest da. of lord
Willoughbv de Eresby, and has issue; 2. Lionel-Edward; 3.
William-Henry, w., 17 Dec. 1833, Sophia-Matilda, only da. of Thomas
"Wrigftt, of Upton Hall, co. Nottingham, esq. Sir Gilbert m., 2dly, 10 Aug.
1825, mrs. Eldon, of Park Crescent, Portland Place.
This family was of ancient residence co.
Derby, where we find them settled about
the end of the 16th century, but from their
great possessions in the cos. of Lincoln and
Rutland, have, for near a century, become
residents there ; where they are still, as for-
merly, distinguished for their great riches
and extensive landed property.
Gilbert Heathcute, esq., alderman of Ches-
terfield, m. Anne, da. of Thomas Dickens,
esq., three times mayor of that place, by
whom he had seven sens, 1. Sir Gilbert,
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1st bart. ; 2. John ; 3. Samuel, from whom
descended the Heathcotes, of Hursley, co.
Hants ; 4. Josinh ; 5, William ; 6. Caleb ;
7. Gem-ffe. The eldest son,
I. Sir GILBERT, who was knighted by
queen Anne, was one of the directors and
first founders of the bank of England, and
lord mayor of London, which he represented
in four successive parliaments in the reign of
queen Anne. He was afterwards advanced
to the dignity of a bart. as above ; m. Hester,
da. of Christopher Rayner, esq., by whom
he had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Anne, m. sir Jacob Jacobson, knt.
.3. Elizabeth, m. sir Sigismund Trafford,
of Dunston's Hall, co. Lincoln, knt.
Sir Gilbert rf. 25 Jan. 1732-3, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
II. Sir JOHN, w., July 1720, Bridget, da.
of John White, F.R.S., of Wallingwells, co.
Notts, by whom (who d. 5 May 1772) he had
issue,
1. Sir Gilbert, .3d bart.
2. John, m. Lydia, da. and h. of John
Moyer, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. John, m. miss Thornhill.
2. Julia, m. the hon. John Dawney,
brother to viscount Down.
3. Bridoet, m. James, 14th earl of Mor-
ton, and d. 3 March 1805.
4. Anne, m. sir Archibald Edmonston,
bart. and d. 17^6, without issue.
5. Hester, m., 30 Nov. 177-'', sir Robert
Hamilton, bart., and d. 11 March 1816.
6. Henrietta, m. Henry-Courthope Cam-
pion, of Hurst Pierpoint, co. Sussex, esq.
Sir John d. 5 Sept. 1759, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
III. Sir GILBERT, m., 22 June 1749,
Margaret, youngest da. of Philip, earl of
Hardwicke. Sir Gilbert w., 2dly, 27 March
1770, Elizabeth, da. of Robert Hudson, esq.,
of Teddington, co. Surrey, by whom (who
d. 14 July 1813) he had issue,
1. Sir Gilbert, present bart.
2. John, d. 1802.
.3. Robert, m., April 1807, miss Searle,
and d. March 1823, leaving issue, two sons.
4. Elizabeth, m., 6 April 1797, Thomas
Gi'osvenor, esq., cousin to the marquess of
Westminster, a general in the army, and
colonel of the 97th foot.
Sir Gilbert d. 4 Dec. 1785, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir GILBERT, the present bart.
Anm—See Plate IG. Ermine, three pomeis,
each charged with a cross, or.
Crest — On a mural crown, azure, a pomeis,
charged with a cross, or, between two wings,
displayed, ermine.
Seats— Normanton Park, co. Rutland ;
Stoken Hall, co. Lincoln ; and Durdlings,
CO. Surrey.
HEATHCOTE, of Hursley, co. Hants.
16 Aug. 1733.
Sir WILLIAM HEATHCOTE, Baronet, succeeded his uncle, sir
Thomas, 22 Feb. 1825 ; some time a fellow of All Souls College, Oxford ;
married^ 8 Nov. 1825, the hon. Caroline-Frances Perceval, youngest da. of
Charles-George, lord Arden, and has issue, 1. WILLIA3I-PERCE-
VAL, b. 7 Sept. 1826; 2. George-Parker, b. 24 July 1828; 3.
GiLBERT-VyvYAN, b. 12 July 1830; 4. Caroline-Elizabeth, b.
6 May 1833.
This branch of the Heathcotes derive their
descent from Samuel Heathcnte, esq., (3d son
of Gilbert Heathcote, of Chesterfield, co.
Derby, esq.,) who, in the early part of his
life, went to Dantzic, where he acquired a
considerable fortime with an unsullied cha-
racter; he returned to England, and en-
joyed the esteem of all who knew him, being
a man of uncommon understanding, great
commercial knowledge, and unquestionable
integrity. He had the honour of being the
intimate friend of the celebrated John Ijx-ke,
who consulted with and had nuich valuable
assistance from him, in that useful under-
taking, the regulation of the coin of Groat
Britain, as well as in several other public
affairs: w., 22 Jan. lf;!M)-l, Mary, 2d da. of
William Dawsonne, of Hackney, esq., and
by her (whor/. 10 Feb. 1719-2(») had four sons
and two das., of whom three only lived to
maturity, viz., sir William, 1st bart.; Samuel,
m., 1721, Eliza Iloldsworthy ; and Anne, h.
1702, m. sir Francis-Henry Drake, of Buck-
land Monachorum, co. Devon, bart., and d.
Nov. 17(i8. Mr. Heathcote d. universally
lamented, 13 Nov. 1708.
I. Sir WILLIAM, created a bart, 1(5 Aug.
173;$, m., 7 Ai)ril 1720, Elizabeth, only da. of
Thomas Parker, 1st earl of Macclesfield,
lord high chancellor of Great Britain ; on
whom and her issue male (failing the issue
male of his lordship) are entailed the honours
of earl of Maccle: 'ield, and viscount and
baron Parker. By this lady he had issue,
1. Thomas, 2d bart.
2. William, in holy orders, d. 22 Dec.
1748, iinm.
3. Samuel, d. without issue, 1797.
4. Gilbert, d. 1801.
5. George, d. young.
6. Henry, in holy orders, m., 1st, a da. of
Thomas Diggle of Yately, co. Hants, esq.,
by whom he had three children : and, 2dly,
miss Statham, by whom he had five children,
and d. 1803.
7. Mary, w. Thomas, 3d earl of Maccles-
field.
8. Elizabeth, TO. admiral Francis-William
Drake.
9. Gbnetta, d. 17 Oct. 1809.
Sir William d. 10 May 1751, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
II. SirTHOMAS, m., 1st, Elizabeth Hen-
ton, and by her (who d. 1749) he had issue,
1. Elizaukth, m. William Wyndliam, of
Denton, co. Wilts, esq.
2. Sir William, .3d bart.
3. Rev. Thomas, rector of Stone, co.
Kent, III., 20 Aug. 1772, Leititia, da. of sir
Thomas Parker, knt., lord chief baron of
the ExclKHiuer, and rf. July 1811.
4. Gkoi{(;k.
Sir Thomas jw., 2dly, Anne, da. of the rev.
Toilet, of Westminster, by whom he
had issue.
5. Anna-Sophia.
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6. Samuel, m. Elizabeth Stone, by whom
he had five children.
7. Gilbert, in holy orders, archdeacon of
Winchester, and fellow of Winchester col-
lege, b. lytiS, m., 3 Jan. 1805, Sophia-Eliza-
beth, 2d da. of Martin Wall, M.D., clinical
professor in the university of Oxford, and
d. 19 Oct. 1829.
8. He.vry, d. young.
Sir Thomas d. 27 June 1787, and was suc-
ceeded bv his son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, b. 1746, m. Frances,
da. and co-h. of John Thorp, of Embly, co.
Hants, esq., by whom (who d. 19 Aug. 1816)
he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. Frances-Sophia, b. Sept. 1770, rf. 1781.
3. William, in holy orders, prebendary
of Winchester, ?). 1772, w., 1798, Elizabeth,
da. of Lovelace-Bigg Wither, of Marydown,
CO. Hants, esq., and d. 1802, leaving one son.
Sir William, present bart.
4. Samuel, b. 1773, nu, 1st, Catherine, da.
of Isaac Pickering, of Foxlease, co. Hants,
esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Thomas ; 2. Arthur ; and 3 das.
He m., 2dly, Anne, eldest da. of Francis-
Brownswood Bullock, of Aldington, co.
Berks, esq.
5. Harriet-Hersan't, b. July 1775. m.,
18 April 1/98, Langford Lovel, esq., of the
island of Dominica.
6. Sir Henry, knt., rear-admiral of the
red, 6. 1777> '»• Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Guscott, esq., by whom he has issue,
1. Frances-Sarah, m. Henry Somerset,
esq., capt. in the army.
2. William-Lovel, in the army.
3. Henry, major 88th foot, rf. 5 May
1829.
4. Thomas-Hamilton ; 5. George-Gage.
6. Leonora-Macclesfield.
7. Susanna-Maria-Ousely.
8. Anne-Forbes ; 9. Harriet-Forbes.
10. Maria-Frances.
11. Georgiana-Jamesina-Somerset.
7. Gilbert, in the R.N., b. 1779, m. Anne,
da. of Charles Syell, of Kinnardy, co. Angus,
N.B., esq., and has issue.
8. Maria-Frances, b. 1787, m., June
1824, Charles Wyndham, of Sunbury, co.
Middlesex, esq.
Sir William rf. 26 June 1819, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir THOMAS, b. 3 Sept. 1769, m., 27
June 1799, Elizabeth, only da. of Thomas-
Edwardes Freeman, of Batsford, co. Glou-
cester, and thereupon assumed the surname
of Freeman before that of Heathcote. By
this lady (who rf. 16 March 1808) he had no
issue. Sir Thomas rf. without issue, 22 Feb.
1825, and was succeeded by his nephew,
V. Sir WILLIAM, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 16. Ermine, three po-
meis, each charged with across, or.
Crest — On a mural crown, azure, apomeis,
charged with a cross, or, between two wings,
displayed, ermine.
Seat — Hursley Lodge, near Winchester,
and Embley, near Rurasey, both co.
Hants.
TURNER, (now PAGE-TURNER,) of Ambrosden, co. Oxford.
24 Aug. 173.3.
Sir GREGORY-OSBORNE PAGE-TURNER, Baronet, D.C.L., borti
28 Sept. 1785, succeeded his father, sir Gregory, 4 Jan. 1805 ; married, 28
April 1818, Helen-Eliza, only da. of John-Wolsey Bayfield, esq., and has
issue, 1. Gregory-Osborne-Page, b. 23 Jan. 1822, d. 30 March
1823; 2. Eliza-Helen, b. 7 Feb. 1820.
L Sir EDWARD TURNER, a m.ember
of Lincoln's Inn, descended from the Tur-
ners of Leicester and London, was a director
and chairman of the East India Company,
and created a bart. as above: ;«., May 17I8,
Mary, eldest daughter of sir Gregory Page,
of East Greenwich, co. Kent, bart.,' and by
her had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 2d bart.
2. Gregory; 3. William both rf. young.
Sir Edward rf. 19 June 1735, at Lincoln's
Inn, and was succeeded by his only surviv-
ing son,
II. Sir EDWARD, D.C.L., b. April 1719,
and a member of Lincoln's Inn (in whom
centered a considerable part of the property
of his great uncle and godfather, Edward
Turner, of Gray's Inn, esq., which was
vested in lands, co. Oxford) ; m., April 1739,
Cassandra, eldest da. of William, son of
Theophilus Leigh, (by Mary, da. of lord
Chandos, whoseonly surviving son was after-
wards duke of Chandos,) and by her (who
rf. Oct. I770) had issue,
1. John, b. 1742, rf. July 1743.
2. John, b. Oct. 1744, rf. May 17-51.
3. Sir Gregory, 3d bart.
4. Edward, b. 1749, rf. March 1755.
5. William, 6.25 Sept. 1750, d. 19 Nov,
1819.
6. Mary, 6, Oct. 1753, d. Jan. 1754.
7. John, b. 1752, took the name and arms
oiDri/den only, 16 Dec. 1791, and was created
a bart. 1795 (see that title).
8. Elizabeth, b. 19 Feb. 1741, m., 12 Dec.
1767, Thomas, late lord Say and Sele, and
rf. 1 July 1788.
9. Cassandra, 6. 28 Feb. 1746, m., Feb.
1771. Martin-Bladen, 2d lord Hawke, and rf.
19 Nov. 1813.
Sir Edward rf. 31 Oct. 1766, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
III. Sir GREGORY, 6. 16 Feb. 1748, suc-
ceeded to the estates of his great-uncle and
godfather, sir Gregory Page, of Wrickle-
marsh, co. Kent, bart., and in compliance
with his will took the name and arms of
Page, in addition to those of Turner, by
royal sign manual, 15 Nov. 1775. Sir Gre-
gory was sheriff co. Oxford, 1783, and was
chosen M.P. for Thirsk, co. Vork, 1784,
which place he represented until his decease ;
m., 2 Jan. 1785, Frances, da. of Joseph
Howell, of Elm, CO. Norfolk, esq., and by
her (who rf. 12 Feb. 1828) had issue,
1. Sir Gregory-Osborne, present bart.
2. Frances-Stackpoole, 6. 15 Jan. 1787,
d. 14 March 1804.
3. Mary, 6. 28 May 1788, d. a few days
afterwards.
4. Edward-George-Thomas, b. 12 Sept.
1789, m., Nov. 1818, miss Williams, da. of
170
ARMYTAGE. — HULSE.
the late Williams, esq., of Southamp-
ton.
5. Anne-Leigh-Guy, b. 9 Aug. 1791, m.
H. Winston Barron, esq., of Mount-Barron,
CO. Waterford.
6. Francis-William-Martin, b. 15 Feb.
1794, d. imm. 28 April 1818.
Sir Gregory d. 4 Jan. 1805, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir GREGORY-OSBORNE, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 16. Quarterly: 1st and
4th, Turner, argent, a fer-de-mouline,
pierced, sable; 2d and 3d, Page, azure, a
fess indented, between three martlets, or.
Crests — 1. Turner, A lion, passant,
guardant, argent, ducally crowned, or, hold-
ing in his dexter paw a fer-de-mouline, as in
the arms ; 2. Page. A demi seahorse, per
pale, indented, or, and azure.
Seat — Battlesden, co. Bedford.
ARMYTAGE, of Kirklees, co. York.
4 July 1738.
Sir GEORGE ARMYTAGE, Baronet, D.CoL., succeeded his father, sir
George, 1783, born I76I ; married, 1st, 12 Aug. 1783, Mary, eldest da. of
Harbord, 1st lord Suffield, and by her (who d. 13 Aug. 1790) had issue several
children, who all d. young or unm. Sir George m., 2dly, 1791, Mary, da.
of Oldfield Bowles, esq., by whom (who d. 25 July 1834, Jet. 62) he had
issue, 1. JOHN, w., 2 Oct. 1818, Mary, only da. of WilHam Assheton,
of Downham Hall, co. Lancaster, esq.; 2. Henry, in the array, m.,
June 1819, Charlotte-Legendre Starkie, only da. of the late Legendre
Starkie, of Huntroyd, co. Lancaster, esq.; 3. another Son; 4.
Marv, w., 1 May 1815, William- Ponsonby Johnson, of Wolton House,
CO. Cambridge, esq.
-5. Henrietta, m, Charles-John Brandling, esq.
This family is of great antiquity, being
derived from a John Arnn/tage, of Wrig-
bowls, living temju king Stephen, and two
branches of it have been at different times
elevated to the baronetcy.
John Armytage, of Kirklees, esq., temp.
queen Elizabeth, had, besides other issue,
two sons, John, father of sir Francis, who
was created a baronet by king Charles I. ;
and Edward, ancestor of the present baro-
net.
Sir Francis, who was created a bart., as
above mentioned, by king Charles I., was
succeeded by his eldest son, (and only one
who left issue,)
Sir John, who d. 1^77> leaving three sons,
sir Thomas, sir John, and sir George,
successive baronets, who all d. unm., and the
last of whom left his estate to his kinsman,
I. Sir SAMUEL, (son of George Army-
tage, of Kerrisforth Hill, esq., descended
from Edward Armytage, of Kerrisforth
Hill, CO. York, esq., 3d son of John Army-
tage, of Kirklees above named.) He was
created a bart., 4 July 1738, m. Anne, da. of
Griffith, and by her (who d. Nov. 1738)
had issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Sir George, 3d bart.
.3. Samuel, d. unm.
4. Rachakl, m. James Farrcr, of Barn-
borough Grange, co. York, esq.
5. Mary, m. the rev. Francis Hull.
6. Anna-Maria, «/., 1st, Thomas Carter,
who d. in 17(J5; and 2dly, Nicholson,
esq.
Sir Samuel d. 1747, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir JOHN, who went a volunteer with
general Blythe to the coast of France, and
was slain at St. Cas, Sept. 1758, unm. He
was succeeded bv his brother,
III. Sir GEORGE, TO., 17(51, Anna-Maria,
eldest da. and co-h. of Godfrey Wentworth,
of Wadley Park, and Hickleton, co. York,
esq., by whom (who d. 21 March 1788) he
had issue,
1. Sir George, 4th bart.
2. John, to., 1790, Anne, da. of John
Harvey, of Thursby, co. Northampton, esq.,
and has issue.
3. Godfrey, 6. 9 May 1773, who upon the
death of his maternal grandfather, and in
pursuance of his will, assumed the name
and arms of Wentworth ; m. Amelia, sister
of Walter Fawkcs, late M.P. co. York,
esq., by whom he has issue.
4. Anna-Maria, b. 9 May 17(52, m., 1st,
1787. William Egerton, of Tatton Park, co.
Chester, esq., but rf. s.p. 4 Sept. 179.9.
5. Henrietta, b. 16 July 17(55, m. Tho-
mas Grady, esq., and 2dly, Jacob Bosan-
quet, esq.
6. Charlotte, b. 1 July 17(57» »'• rev.
John E yre, rector of Babworth, co. Notts.
Sir George represented the city of York in
parliament, rf. 1783, and was succeeded by
his son,
IV. Sir GEORGE, present bart.
Arms — See I'hte 1(5. Gules, a lion's head,
erased, between three cross-crosslets, ar-
gent.
Crest — A dexter arm, embowed, couped
at the shoulder, habited, or, the cuff, argent,
holding in the hand, proper, a staff, gules,
headed and pointed, or.
Seat — At Kirklees, (formerly a Benedictine
nunnery,) near Iluddersfield, co. York.
HULSE, of Lincoln's-Inn Fields, co. Middlesex.
7 Feb. 1738-9.
Sir CHARLES HULSE, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir Edward, 3
BEAUCHAMP.PROCTOR.
171
Sept. 1816 ; married^ 5 July 1808, Maria, 2d da. of the late Jolin Buller,
of JMorval, co. Cornwall, esq., and has issue, 1. EDWARD, b. 2 April
1809; 2. Charles; 3. Richard-Samuel, in the army; 4.
Maria; 5. John-Buller; 6. Henry-Gore.
Edward Hulse, 6. 1638, m. Dorothy,
da. of Thomas Westrow, esq. (by Anne,
half-sister of Arthur, lord Capel, beheaded
in 1648.) He settled in Loudon, and prac-
tised physic there for forty years ; he d.
1711, leaving two sons and two das., 1. sir
Edward, 1st bart. ; 2. William, d. 22 Aug.
1761; 3. Anne; 4. Mary.
1. Sir EDWARD, M.D., created a bart.
as above, was first physician to king George
II., b. 1682, m., 1713, Elizabeth, da. of sir
Richard Levett, knt., lord mayor of Lon-
don, 1700, by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Edward, 2d barU
2. Westrow, captain of a troop of dra-
goons, d. 22 Nov. 1746.
3. Richard-Thomas, barrister-at-law, d.
27 Oct. 1805.
4. Rev. John, d. 1800, and bequeathed
some considerable estates to the university
of Cambridge for the advancement of reli-
gious learning.
5. Elizabeth, «i. John Calvert, of Al-
bury Hall, co. Herts, esq.
Sir Edward d. 10 April 1739, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
11. Sir EDWARD, of Bremore, co. Hants,
»n. Hannah, da. of Samuel Vanderplank,
merchant, by whom he had issue,
L Sir Edward, 3d bart.
2. Right hon. sir Samuel, P.C. K.G.H. field
marshal of the army, colonel 62d regiment
of foot, and governor of Chelsea Hospital,
ranger of Home Park.
3. Rev. Westrow, chaplain to the East
India Company, d. April 1787.
4. Hannah, "»»., 1 Sept. 1767, Ricliard Ben-
yon, of Gidea-Hall, co. Essex, esq.
5. Elizabeth, m., 1772, Joseph Berens,
esq.
6. Mary-Anne, m, general Edmund
Stevens.
7- Dorothy, d. nnni.
8. Charlotte-Matilda, n?. sir Thomas
Bernard, bart., of Nettleham, co. Lincoln.
Sir Edward d. 1 Dec. 1800, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir EDWARD, 6. 1744, w.. May 1769,
Mary, da. of John Lethieullier, esq., and
by her (who d. 29 March 1813) had issue,
1. Sir Charles, present bart.
2. Richard, major-general, Coldstream
guards, who d. at St. lldefonso, in Spain,
Sept. 1812.
3. Thoaias, fellow of All Souls College,
Oxon.
4. Mary, m., 22 March 1816, Edward-
Berkeley Portman, of Bryauston HousCj
CO. Dorset, esq.
.5. Eliza, rf. April 1807.
6. Frances, m., June 1803, George Eyre,
of Bramshaw, co. Hants, esq., and d. 29
April 1820.
7. Harriett, m. John Buller, of Morval,
CO. Cornwall, esq.
8. Charlotte,
Sir Edward d. 30 Sept. 1816, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
IV. Sir CHARLES, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 16. Per fess, argent and
ermine, three piles, one issuant from the
chief, and two from the base, sable.
Crest — A buck's head, couped at the neck,
proper, the neck charged with a plate, sur-
mounted by two bezants, between the attires
or, the sun in splendour.
Seat — Bremore House, Fordingbridge,
Hants.
BEAUCHAMP-PROCTOR, of Langley Park, co. Norfolk.
20 Feb. 1 744-5.
Sir WILLI AIM BEAUCHAMP-PROCTOR, Baronet, born 14 Oct,
1781, Post-Captain R.N., succeeded his father, sir Thomas, 29 June 1827;
married^ 19 May 1812, Anne, eldest da. of Thomas Gregory, esq., and
niece and h. of Thomas Brograve, esq., and has issue,
5. 16 April 1813 ; 2. Harriet-Elizabeth, b. 24
3. THOMAS-WILLIAM-BROGRAVE, b. 2 July 1815
b. 24 Sept. 1816, d. 3 Oct. 1828 ; 5. William-Henry,
1. Mary-Anne,
April 1814
1818, —
1821, d.
6. RORERT,
4 Feb. 1827
b. 16 Oct. 1819, R.N.
4. Julia,
b. 16 March
; â– 7. Em 31 A, 6. 31 Aug.
Frances, b. 24 April 1825.
Ephraim Beauchamp, of London, and of
Tottenham, gent., m. Letitia, da. of John
Coppin, esq., and d. 16 Sept. 1728, leaving
two das., Mary and Letitia ; and an only son,
Thomas, m. Anne, da. and co-h. of William
Proctor, of Epsom, co. Surrey, by whom
he left three das. and an infant son,
I. Sir WILLIAM, K.B., created a bart.
20 Feb. 1744-5 : in pursuance of the vnll of
his uncle, George Proctor, took the name
and arms of Proctm- in addition to those of
Beauchamp. In March 1761, he was elected
a K.B. Sir William m., 1st, Jane, da. of
Christopher Tower, of Huntsmore, co.
Bucks, esq., by whom he had issue.
-8. Caroline, b. 2 Jan. 1824 ; 9. Jane-
1. Anne, b. 8 Aug. 1749, m., 28 Jan. 1778,
sir Edmund Bacon, premier bart. of Eng-
land.
2. Sir Thomas, 2d bart.
3. Frances, b. 21 Nov. 1757, m. John
Custance, of Weston House, co. Norfolk,
esq.
4. George, b. 22 Jan. 1759, wn, 20 Oct,
1789, Charlotte, eldest da. of Robert Pal-
mer, of Sunning, co. Berks, esq.
5. Mary, d. unm. 177<5.
Sir William m., 2dly, Letitia, eldest da. of
Henry Johnson, of Great Berkhampstead,
CO. Herts, esq., (and co-h. with her sister Ag-
netta, 2d wife of the right hon. Charles
I 2
172
GOOCH.
Yorkc, 2d son of Philip, 1st carl of Hard-
wioko, lord high olianeellor of Great Bri-
tain,) by wlioni he had issue,
(). Lktitia, b. 20 March 17(W, d. 19 March
178<».
7. Henrietta, b. 5 Dec. 1764, d. an in-
fant,
8. William-Henry, b. 9 April 17()!), and
d. 9 May UMi, having »i., June 17!"), Kranees-
Mary, niece of sir John Davie, bart., and
leaving issue,
1. William-Henry-Johnson, b. 28 July
1793.
2. Letitia, b. 1795.
3. Christopher-Beauchamp, b. 6 May
1796-.
4. Joseph-Sydney, b. 2 Oct. 1797.
f). Christoimikr, h. 13 Sept. 1771-
10. Sidney.
11. Thomas, posthumous son, b. 18 Feb.
1774, d. an infant.
Sir William d. 16 Sept. 1773, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
II. Sir THOMAS, 2d bart., b. 29 Sept,
17."><), )»., Marcli 1778. Mary, 2d da. of Ro-
bert Palmer, of Sunning, eo. Berks, esq.,
by whom he had issue,
1. Mahy, b. 21 Oct. 1779, )})., 5 May 1800,
the rev. Henry Hobart, son of the late lion.
Henry Hobart, and nephew of Robert, earl
of Buckinghamshire.
2. Sir William, present bart.
3. Harriet, b. 28 Oct. 1782, »i. Christo-
pher-Thomas Tower, of Weald Hall, co.
Essex, esq.
4. Thomas, d. 17 June 1789.
5. GEOR<iE-ED^VARD, b. 23 Julv ITTO, "J..
23 July 1808, Ellen-Louisa, da. and h. of
Robert Halhed, of the Priory, near Read-
ing, CO. Berks, esq., and has issue.
(i. RoiiKUT, b. 1 April 1787. a capt. of ar-
tillery, on the Madras establishment, d. 23
May 1813.
7. Thomas-William-Hknry, b.ll June
1790.
8. Amelia, 6. 1791, m., 23 Dec. 1815, the
hon. and rev. Annine Wodehouse, 3d son of
John, 1st lord Wodehouse.
9. Ru HARD, lieut. -col. in the army, b. 30
Jan. 1793, »i., 4 Oct. 1828, Sophia, youngest
da. of Benjamin Ball, of Merion ' Sqiuire,
Dublin, <?. and has issue, (1!!.'M,) asonandda.
Sir Thomas d. 29 June 1827, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir WILLIAM, present and 3d bart.
Arnut — See Plate Ki. 1st and 4th, Proc-
tor, argent, a chevron, between three
martlets^ sable: 2d and 3d, Bkaithamp,
gules, a fess, between six billets, three and
three, or, a canton, ermine.
Crest — On a mount, vert, a greyhound,
sejant, argent, si>otted brown, collaretl, or.
Motto — Toirjoiifsfidc/e.
Scat — Langley Park, co. Norfolk.
GOOCH.
4 Nov. 1 74G.
Sir TIIOiAIAS-SHERLOCK GOOCH, Baronet, succeeded his father,
sir Thomas, 7 April 182(>; married^ 17!^t>» Mariana, da. of Abraham \Vlii-
taker, of Lyster H(mse, co. Hereford, esq., (and sister of the countess of
Stradbrooke,') and has issue, 1. EDWARD-SHERLOCKLO, m., 23
Jan. 1828, Lcniisa, 2d da. of sir Georjie-Beeston Prescott, bart.; 2.
Chaiiles-Joiin", in holy orders, rector of South Cove and Toppesfield,
Essex, VI.. 17 July 1832, Agatha, youngest da. of Charles Hanbury, of
Sloe Farm, Halstead, co. Essex, esq., deceased; 3. Tiioh[as-Lk\vis,
7?!., 20 Feb. 182!), Anne-Europa, eldest da. of col. the hon. ^V. H. Gardner,
and niece of admiral 1st lord Gardner; 4. Anna-Maria, w., 1 Feb.
1823, Andrew Lawson, of Aldborough Lodge, co. York, esq. ; 5. CiiAll-
i.o TTE-MATiLnA, 7?j., 17 Juiic 1824, Stephen Clissold, esq., of Hill
House, CO. Gloucester; C. another Da.
Robert (ioorJi, of Bungay, eo. SutTolk, is
the first of this family we have any account
of. He left one son', William, who was
father of another William, father of
Thomas, m. Frances, da. and co-h. of
Thomas Lane, of Woiiingham, co. SutVolk,
and d. 1688, leaving issue by lier (who d.
l(>!Hi) two sons, 1. sir Thomas, 2d bart.;
and
I. Sir WILLIAM, 2d son and 1st bart., b. 21
Oct. I(i81, created a baronet as above, with
limitation, on failureof issue male of his own
body, to his brother Thomas. He was lieu-
tenant-governor of Virginia; iii. Rebecca,
da. of Robert Staunton, est]., by whom he
had no issue, and d. 17 Di c. 17.".1, whereupon
the title, agreeably to limitation, devolved
on his brother,
H. Rev. sir THOMAS, head of t'aius
ToUege, Cambridge, I7I6, vice-chancellor of
that university I717. bishop of Bristol 1737.
translated to "Norwich 17.38, and thence to
Ely 1747. He w., 1st, Mary, sister of Tho-
mas Sherlock, lord bishop of Loiulon 1748,
by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas, 3d bart.
He ni., 2dly, Harriet, da. of sir Thomas
IMiller, of Eroyle Place, co. Hants, bart., by
whom he had issue,
2. Jt)HN, D.l)., rector of Ditton and Wel-
lingham, eo. Cambridge, and prebendary of
Ely, 1)1. Mary, da. of George Sayer, esq., by
whom he hail issue,
1. Mary, »i. the rev. dr. RatclitTe, pre-
bendary of t'anterbury, and rector of
Gilliugham, co. Kent.
2. RachacI, ni. ilr. Beadon, bishop of
Bath ami Wells.
The bishoj) ni., ,'tdly, Alary Compton, niece
of Henry Compton, lord i)ishoi> of London
1(!7.'>, and earl of Niuthamiitou, by whom
(who </. 1.") May 1780) he had no issue. The
bishop (/. 1754, and was succeeded by his
son,
HI. Sir THOMAS, ;». Anne, da. and h.
of John Atwood, esi]., and widow of
Bates, and by her (who (/. Aug. 1814) had
issue.
FETHERSTONHAUGII.
173
1. Sir Thomas, 4th bart.
2. William-Thomas, rf. 15 Oct. la^^. a-t.
}I5, having »i.. May 177-">, Elizabeth-Sarah,
da. and h. of Villa Real, of Edwinston,
CO. Notts, esq., and nieee to Elizabeth, vis-
countess Gal way, and had issue,
1. William, w. , da. of More,
in the Isle of Man, escj.
'2. Henry-Robert, captain in the arniv,
it. 'M) Sept." U\-2*.), !Vt. :.().
3. John, archdeacon of Sudbury, rector
of Benacre, co. Suftblk, and Saxlinghani
Nethergate with Thorpe, co. Norfolk, »>.
Barbara, da. of Ralph Sneyd, of Kecle
Hall, CO. Staft'ord, esii., (by Barbara, da. of
sir Walter Bagot, bart., father of William,
1st lord B;igot.) and <1. l!t:2;{, leaving issue by
her, (wlio (â– /. .so March Um,)
1. John-Lewis.
2. Henry-Edward.
3. Caroline-Barbara, >»., i?!t July lifi;!,
tlie rev. Walter Davenport, youngest son
of Davis Davenport, of Caperthonne
Hall, CO. Chester, esq.
4. George-Thomas.
5. Charles-Francis.
6. Frances-Charlotte, d. 4 June 1813.
4. RonERT, d. \7iki.
5. Matilda, w., 177(), Paul Cobb Mc-
thuen, of Corsham House, co. Wilts, esq.,
and had issue.
Sir Thomas m., 2dly, 1771, Phcebe, wi-
dow of John Birtlcs, consul at Genoa, and
da. of Norton, by wlioin he had issue,
(). Georgi.vna, »i. Thomas Farr, of Bec-
cles, CO. Norfolk, esq., and d. 2<) SejU. 182H.
Sir Thomas d. Sept. 1781, and was suc-
ceciled bv his son.
IV. Sir THOMAS, m. Anne-Mana, da. of
William llavwanl. of Surrey, es(i., and by
her (who d. l'8 Sept. 181-4) had issue,
1. Sir Tho.mas-Shkhhh'k, present bart.
2. William, lieut.-col., ni. Jane, da. of
James Wilkinson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
esq., and has issue, of whom Matilda-Mary
)»., 11 July 18lM, the rev. William-\ enables
Vernon, son of the archbishop of \'ork.
X Thomas, lieut.-col.. di. Hannah, da. of
sir Robert Barker, knt.. late connnander-in-
chief in India, and widow of Philip Webb,
of Milford House, CO. Surrey, esq.
4. Richard; 5. Pail.
(). Elizarkth.
7. Matilda, </. umn., 17 May 18.14.
8. Sophia, »i., March 1818," capt. G. W.
Manby, barrack-master at Yarmouth.
Sir Thomas d. 7 April 182G, and was suc-
ceeded by liis eldest son,
V. Sir THOMAS-SHERLOCK, present
bart.
Arnui — See Plate IG. Per pale, argent and
salile, a chevron, between three" talbots,
passant, counterchanged; on a chief, gules,
three leopards' Iieads, or.
C,-csr—\ talbot, passant, per pale, argent
and sable.
Motto — Fide et vh-tute.
Seat— Bcniicre Hall, co. Suffolk.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, of Fetherstonhaugh,
CO. Northumberland.
3 Jan. 1747.
Sir HENRY FETHERSTONHAUGII, Baronet, succeeded his father,
sir Matthew, 24 IMay 17/4; married, 12 Sept. lt)25, miss Mary.Aune
Bullock.
The name of Fethersto»liaus:h is of peat
antiquity in the co. of Durham, and de-
scended from a William dk Montk, who
lived temp, king Stephen. His innnediatc
descendants were called " de Stn)ihope," and
the name of Fetherstonhaugh was assumed
by his great-great-grandson, Robert de Stan-
hope, ^ch)/). Edward III. The last of this
line of the family was a colonel Fetherston-
haugh, killed at the battle of Blenheim,
after whose death the Stanhope estate was
sold to the earl of Carlisle.
Younger branches appear to have settled
at an early period in ditlerent parts of Dur-
ham and the neighbouring counties. One,
which was seated at Kirkoswald, co. Cum-
berland, continued till 17!»7. when it be-
came extinct on the death of Timothy Fe-
therstonhaugh, who left his estates to his
nephew, Charles Smallwood, esq., on con-
dition of taking his name.
Cuthbert Fea'thrrstoite, of HatheryClough,
in the parish of Stanhope, co. Durham,
settled in London towards the latter end of
the 16th century, and was grandfather of
sir Heneage Featherstone, created a bart.
!()(!(», whose last surviving son and licir, sir
Henry, d. s.p. 174(i, and left a considerable
portion of his estates (with an injunction
to obtain a revival of the baronetcy) to
I. Sir MATTHEW, 1st baronet of this
line, who was created as above. His imme-
diate ancestors had been seated at Aston
Moor, CO. Northumberland. He m., 24
Dec. 174(). Sarah, only da. of Christopher
Lcthicullier, of Belmont, co. Hants, esq.,
and by her (who d. 27 Aug. 1788) had an
only son.
Sir Hkxry, 2d bart.
Sir Matthew d. 24 May 1774, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
II. Sir"HENRY, present bart.
Arms— See Plate Ki. G\iles, on a chevron,
between three ostriches' feathers, argent, a
pellet.
Cient-Xn antelope's head, erased, argent,
armed, or.
Sfrtf.v— LTp Park, co. Sussex: Harring-
brook, CO. Essex; and Fetherstonhaugh
Castle, CO. Northumberland.
174
IBBETSON.— GIBBONS.
IBBETSON, of Leeds, co. York.
12 May 1748.
Sir CHARLES IBBETSON, Baronet, succeeded his brother, sir Henry-
Carr, 5 June 1825; born Sept. 1779: married^ 4 Feb. 1812, Charlotte-
Elizabeth, 2d da. of Thomas Stoughton, of Ballynorgen, co. Kerry, esq., by
whom (who d. 15 Jan. 1827) he had issue, 1. CHARLES-HENRY,
h. 24 July 1814; 2. Frederick-James, b. 28 April 1822; 3.
Laura, b. 9 Jan. 1824. Sir Charles took the surname and arms of Sehvyn
by royal sign manual, 1817, on succeeding to the estates and pursuant to
the will of his matei'nal great-uncle, Thomas Selwyn, of Down Hall, co.
Essex, but resumed his paternal name of Ibbetson on inheriting the title.
This family is of great antiquity co. York,
Henri/ Ibbetson, of Red Hall, esq., m. ,
da. and co-h. of James Nicholson, esq., and
sister to Jane, wife of Ihomas, 8th earl of
Strathmore, and had issue, 1. Samuel, of
Denton Park, co. York, m. miss Cholmon-
deley, and had issue, Alice, »w. Francis-
Vernon, 1st earl of Shipbrooke (which title
became extinct 1783); 2. sir Henry, 1st
bart. ; and 3. Jane, m. sir Henry Every,
bart.
I. Sir HENRY, 2d son, raised one hun-
dred men, and clothed them during the re-
bellion 1745, served the oiRce of sheriff for
CO. York, 1746, and as a reward for his
loyalty, was created a bart. as above : m.,
1740, Isabella, da, of Ralph Carr, of Cocken,
£0. Durham, esq., and had issue,
1. Isabella, m., 1764, major Thomas-
Rea Cole, LM son of Stephen Cole, of
Heatham Place, co. Middlesex, esq., and
by him (who rf. 1807) left issue.
2. Harriet.
3. Sir James, 2d bart.
4. Elizabeth, d. 1752.
5. Henry, m. miss Morton, by whom he
had issue,
1. Isabella, m. Cuthbert Ellison, of
Hebburn, co. Durham, esq.
2. Sarah, m. John Smyth, esq., of
Heath, near Wakefield, co. York, eldest
son of the right hon. John Smyth, and
nephew to the dukeof Grafton, andrf, 1812.
6. Margarkt.
7. Carr, a captain of dragoons, m. miss
Fletcher, niece to sir Hugh Palliser, bart.
8. Catharine.
9. Denztl, who was killed by an acci-
dental discharge of his gun, while on a
shooting party near Durham, at the seat of
his uncle, 2 Feb, I77G,
10. Thomasine, m. James Fenton, of
Loversal, co, York, esq.
Sir Henry d. 22 June 1761, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
II. Sir JAMES, m., 1768, Jane, da. of
John Caygill, of Shaw, co. York, esq., (by
Jane, sister of Charles Selwyn, of Down
Hall, CO. Essex, esq.,) and by her (who rf.
21 Aug. 1816) had issue,
1. Sir Henry-Carr, Sdbart.
2. Anne-Frances, m., June 1814, T-
Iredale, of Wentworth, esq.
3. Isabella ; 4. Harriet.
5. Sir Charles, present bart,
6. James, accidentally killed by a fall
from his horse, 1801.
7. John-Thomas, took the surname and
arms of Selwipi, on succeeding to the estates
of his maternal great-uncle in 1825; m.,8
Sept. 1825, Isabella, 2d da. of general John-
Leveson Gower, of Bill-Hill, co. Berks, and
has issue,
Henry, 6. 26 Sept. 1826.
Sir James served the office of high sheriff
of Yorkshire 176.0, rf. 4 Sept. 1795, and was
succeeded by his son,
III. Sir HENRY-CARR, m., 14 Nov.
1803, Alicia-Mary, only da. of William-
Fenton Scott, of Woodhall, co. York, esq.,
and niece of sir John Lister-Kaye, bart.,
but rf. without issue, 5 June 1825, and was
succeeded by his brother,
IV. Sir CHARLES, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 16. Gules, on a bend,
cottised, argent, between two fleeces, or,
three escallops, of the field.
Crest — A unicorn's head, erased, per fess,
argent and gules, and charged with three
escallops, counterchanged ; two and onej,
of the last.
Motto — Vlvi liber et moriar.
Seat — Denton Park, co. York.
GIBBONS, of Stanwell Place, co. Middlesex.
21 April 1752.
Sir JOHN GIBBONS, Baronet, succeeded his father, sir William,
Dec. 1814 ; married, 27 Oct. 1795, Elizabeth, da. of the late Richard Tay-
lor, of Charleton H(nise, co. Middlesex, esq., and lias issue, 1. JOHN,
w., 22 July 1824, Charlotte, (Jth da. of sir Charles Watson, of Fulmer,
CO. Bucks, bart.; 2. Louisa,
bons, esq. ; and other children.
m.
11 July 1827, John Keurick Gib-
WINNINGTON.— SHEFFIELD.
175
I. Sir WILLIAM, speaker of the house
of assembly in the island of Barbadoes, was
created a bart. as above; he d. May 1760,
and was succeeded by his son,
IL Sir JOHN, of Stanwell, co. Middle-
sex, K.B., »«. Martha, da. of the rev.
Scawen Kenrick, D.D., and d. [) July
1776, and was succeeded bv his son,
in. Sir WILLIAM, LL.D., commis-
sioner of the sick and hurt office, m., 3
Sept. 1771> Rebecca, da. of admiral Watson,
and sister to sir Charles Watson, of Fulraer,
CO. Bucks, bart., and by her (who d. 26
April 1811) had issue,
1. Sir John, present bart.
2. William.
3. George, killed at the battle of Al-
buera, in Spain, while commanding the
light company 34th regiment of foot, 16
May 1811,
4. Edward.
5. Rebecca, m., 13 July I8O7, the rev.
Charles May, of Braemore, co. Hants.
6. Frances.
7. Martha, nu, Nov. 1827, the rev.
Roger Hitchcock.
8. JlLIANA.
Sir William d. Dec. 1814, and was succeed-
ed bv his eldest son,
IV. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 16. Gules, a lion ram-
pant, or, debruised by a bend, argent,
charged with a torteau, between two cross
crosslets, patee, fitchee, sable.
Crest — A lion's jamb, erased and erect,
gules, charged with a bezant, and holding
a cross crosslet, as in the arms.
Seat — At Stanwell Place, co. Middlesex.
WINNINGTON, of Stanford Court, co. Worcester.
15 Feb. 1755.
Sir THOMAS-EDWilRD WINNINGTON, Baronet, M.P. for Bewd.
ley, succeeded his father, sir Edward, in Jan. 1805; married^ 11 Nov.
1810, Isabella, 2d da. of John Taylor, of jVIoseley Hall, co. Worcester, esq.,
and has issue a SON, h. 24 Jan. 1814. Anne-Sarah, 2d da. d. June 1830.
This family is of great antiquity co.
Chester; in the reign of Edw. I., 1275, they
were lords of the manor of Winnington,
near Namptwich, where they continued to
reside till the beginnmg of the last century,
and intermarried with many of the princi-
pal families in tliat county. A younger
branch settled in the county of Worcester,
of which was
Sir Francis Winnington, of Stanford
Court, appointed, 1678, solicitor-general to
king Charles II., which post he resigned,
that he might act consistently with his con-
science, by supporting the Exclusion Bill,
and d. 17(Kt. His grandson,
Edward Winnington, esq., m. Sophia,
da. of , of Boot, near Wantage, co.
Berks, esq., and had issue,
I. Sir EDWARD, 1st bart., so created as
above, m. Mary, da. of John Ingram, by
whom he had issue.
Sir Edward, 2d bart.
Sir Edward was M.P. for Bewdley, and dy-
ing 9 Dec. 1791, was succeeded by his only son,
• II. Sir EDWARD, b. 14 Nov, 1749, m.,
12 Sept. 1776, Anne, sister to the late and
aunt to the present lord Foley, by whom
(who d. 9 Dec. 1794) he had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Edward, 3d bart.
2. Richard, in holy orders, rector of
Stanford, co. Worcester, who by royal sign
manual has assumed the name of Ingram,
in addition to that of Winnington, pursuant
to the will of mr. Ingram, of Ribbesford.
3. Francis.
4. Henry-Jeffreys, M.P. for the West-
em division of Worcestershire.
5. Charles-Fox, in holy orders, m., 16
April 1819, Elizabeth, eldest da. of Robert-
Thornton Heysham, of Stagenhoe Park,
CO. Herts, esq.
G. Mary-Anne, 6. 1777, d. in Sept. 1804.
7. Sophia, m., 21 Feb. 1820, F. W. Camp-
bell, esq., of Barbrcck, N.B.
8. Elizabeth, m., 1812, rev. Arthur-Cyril
Onslow, rector of Newington Butts, co Sur-
rey, 2d son of the dean of Worcester, and d.
1824.
9. Harriet, m., 21 July 1820, Phipps-
Vansittart Onslow, esq., and (/. 5 March
1827.
10. Arabella, d. in Jan. 1806.
Sir Edward d. Jan. 1805, when he was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IIL Sir THOMAS -EDWARD, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 16. Quarterly; 1st and
4th, argent, an orle, between eight martlets,
sable : 2d and 3d, sable, a saltier, engrailed,
or.
Crest — A saracen's head, full faced,
couped at the shoulders, proper, wreathed
about the temples, argent and sable.
Motto — Grata same manti.
Seat — At Stanford Court and Winterdyne,
near Bewdley, both co. Worcester.
SHEFFIELD, of Normanby, co. Lincoln.
1 March 1755-6.
Sir ROBERT SHEFFIELD, Baronet, Major in the Army, bor7i 25
Feb. 1786', succeeded his fatlier, sir Robert, C Feb. 1815 ; married, 8 Dec.
1818, Julia-Brigida, da. of sir John Newbolt, chief-justice at Madras, and
has issue, 1. Julia-Maria, 0. 25 April 1321 ; 2. Sophia-Pene-
176
JOHNSON.
LOPE, b. 10 June 1822;
b. 17 iMay 1825; 5. Emma, b. 29 June
3. ROBERT, b. 8 Dec. 1823
John-Djgby, b. Nov.
1833.
1827,
1829, d. 12 Aug. 1832;-
I, Sir CHARLES, the 1st bart., was na-
tural son to John Sheffield, earl of Mul-
grave, afterwards created marquess of Nor-
manby, and duke of Buckingham and Nor-
manby, who d. 24 Feb. 17:^*1-1; he m. a
da. of general Sabine, by whom he had
issue,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Charles, d. without issue 1790.
3. Rev. sir Robert, 3d bart.
4. Anne-Diana, m. lieut.-gen. Thomas
Cox, who d. 1788.
Sir Charles d. 5 Sept. 1774, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
II. Sir JOHN, nu, 3 April 1784, Sophia-
Charlotte, da. of the late William Digby,
D.D., dean of Durham, brother of Henry,
1st earl Digby, and by her had no issue.
Sir John d. 4 Jan. 1815, and was succeeded
by his brother,
III. Sir ROBERT, in holy orders, m., 1st,
, by whom he had,
1. Sir Robert, present bart.
He m., 2dly, Penelope, da. of sir Abraham
Pitches, knt., and had issue,
— 4. Louisa,
1 Aug. 1832 ; 6.
7. a Son, b. 30 Jan.
2. Charles, in holy orders, m., 31 Oct.
1820, Lucy, da. of col. Smelt, lieutenant-
governor of the Isle of Man.
3. Agnes- Anne, »n., 31 Oct. 1824, rev.
Henry-Lyttleton Neave, son of sir Thomas
Neave, bart.
4. Penelope, d. unm. II Nov. 1808.
5. Margaretta-Jane, m., 24 Nov. 1831,
Rose-Henry Fuller, esq., commander R.N.
6; Mary-Emily, w.,1820, Samuel-Fort-
nam Cox, esq., capt. 1st life-guards.
7. Ursula, nu, \Q Oct. 1827, the rev.
Fitzherbert Fuller.
8. Charlotte-Cecilia, m., 1830, H. H.
Jackson, esq.
Sir Robert d. 6 Feb. 1815, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IV. Sir ROBERT, present bart.
Arms — See Plate 16. Argent, a chevron,
between three garbs, gules, all within a bor-
der, gobony, argent, and azure.
Crest — A boar's head and neck, erased, or.
Seat — Normanby Hall, near Brigg, co-
Lincoln.
JOHNSON, of New-York in North America.
27 Nov. 1755.
Sir ADAM-GORDON JOHNSON, Baronet, born 5 May I78I, sue-
ceeded his father, sir John, 4 Jan. 1830.
I. Sir WILLIAM, Istbart., was descended
from an ancient family in Ireland, and went
to America under the care of his uncle, sir
Peter Warren, K.B. In 1755, the expedition
against Crown Point, in America, was con-
ducted by this gentleman, who was then a
colonel, and afterwards a general. He had
settled on the Mohawk river, and not only
acquired a considerable estate, but was uni-
versally respected, both by the inhabitants
and the neighbouring Indians. He brought
the Senecas, (one of the revolted tribes of the
Iroquois, and the most inveterate enemies of
the English,) to a treaty, at his house at
Johnson's Hall, where he appeared, 3 April
1764, in the character of his majesty's sole
agent and superintendant of Indian allairs
for the northern parts of America, and colo-
nel of the Six United Nations, their allies
and dependents. He d. at his seat at John-
son's Hall, in the province of New York,
1774. He had 2 sons,
1. Sir John, 2d bart.
2. Grey, a colonel, whose only da. m., in
1783, col. John Campbell, at Quebec.
Sir William was succeeded by his son,
II. Sir JOHN, superintendant - general
and inspector-general of Indian affairs in
British North America; m., 30 June 1773,
Polly, da. of John Watts, esq., of New York,
and by her (who d. 17 Aug. 1815) had issue,
1. Anne, 6. at Fort Johnson, 5 July 1774,
m., Dec. 1797, lieut-col. Macdonald, demity-
quarter-master-general in Canada, who d.
Jan. 1812.
2. William, lieut.-col. in the army, h. 21
Aug. 1775, m. Sarah, da. of Stephen de Lan-
cey, esq., and d. Dec. ItUl, leaving 3 das.,
Charlotte, m. Count Balmain, Russian
commissioner at St. Helena.
Mary, d, Sept. 1814 ; and Susan.
3. John, b. 7 Oct. 1776, d. 14 Sept. 1778.
4. Warren, a major in the 60th regt., b.
24 Dec. 1777, d. 5 Aug. 1802.
5. Catherine, 6. 19 Feb. 178O, d. 12
March 1782.
6. Sir Adam-Gordon, present bart.
7. John, h. 8 Aug. 1782.
8. Christopher, 6. 18 Dec. 1783, d. 3
April 1784.
9. James-Stephen, h. 30 Jan. 1785, capt.
28th regt., killed at the siege of Badajoz, in
Spain, 5 April 1812.
10. Catherine-Maria, b. 12 May 1786,
m., 15 April 1805, major-gen. Foord Bowes,
who was killed at the siege of Salamanca,
Sept. 1H12.
11. Robert-Thomas, b. 27 Aug. 1787,
capt. in the 100th regt., drowned in Canada
1811.
12. Charles-Christopher, major in the
army, b. 21) Oct.1789, m., 8 Jan. 181», Susan,
eldest da. of rear-admiral Edward Griffith,
of NorthbrookiHouse, co. Hants.
13. Marianne, b. 28 Jan. 1791.
14. ARCHnjALD-KENNKDY,6. i8Dec. 1792.
Sir John d. at Montreal, 4 Jan. 1830, and
was succeeded by his eldest surviving son,
III. Sir ADAM-GORDON, present and
3d bart.
Arms— See Plate I7. Argent, two lions
counter-rampant, supporting a dexter-hand,
gules, in chief, three estoiles, and in base a
salmon, naiant.
Crest — An arm embowed, the hand grasp-
ing a sword, proper.
Motto — Deo regiqxte liber.
RIDLEY.— BROMLEY.
177
WHITE, (now RIDLEY,) of Blagdon, co. Northumberland.
6 May 1756.
Sir MATTHEW-WHITE RIDLEY, Baronet, horn 18 Aug. 1778,
succeeded his father, sir Matthew-White, 9 April 1813, M.P. for New-
castle-upon-Tyne from 1802 to the present time ; married^ 13 Aug. 1803,
Laura, youngest da. of George Hawkins, esq., and has issue, 1. Sarah,
h. 15 July 1804; 2. Laura, b. 10 June 1805; 3. Louisa, w., 8
July 1831, Martin Tucker Smith, esq.; 4. MATTHEW-WHITE, b.
9 Sept. 1817
-5. a Son, b. 20 Oct. 1818
6. a Da., b. 8 Oct. 1820c
Matthew White, of Blagdon, co. Nor-
thumberland, esq., (only surviving son of
Matthew White, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
merchant,) m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of
John Johnson, of Newcastle, and had issue,
besides other children who d. young and
unm., a son, sir Matthew, 1st bart., and a
da., Elizabeth, who m. Matthew Ridley, of
Heaton, co. Northumberland, esq., M.P. for
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to whom she was 2d
wife, and d. 4 May 17<i4, having had issue by
him, (who d. 6 April 1778,) 1. Sir Matthew-
White, 2d bart.; 2. Edward, d. an infant;
3. Nicholas, of Gray's Inn, esq., m., 1790,
Letitia, da. of Hugh Atkins, esq., a Russia
merchant, and d. 1 Jan. 1804, a bencher of
Gray's Inn, and a master in Chancery ; 4.
John, capt. 28th regt. of foot, d. in 177(i : 5.
Henry, D.D., prebendary of Gloucester,
master of St. Mary's Hospital, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, and rector of Hertingfordbury,
of St. Andrew's, Hertford, and of Kirby-
Underdale, Yorkshire; m. Frances, da. of
Aubone Surtees, esq., of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, sister to Elizabeth, countess of Eldon,
and d. 11 Oct. 1825, aged 72 ; 6. Edward, d.
an infant; ?• Charles; 8. Elizabeth-Christi-
ana; P.Margaret, d.unm.; 10. Jane, m., 22
July I777> Arthur Shakespeare, esq., of
Stepney, and d. in Feb. 1804; 11. Mary, who
d. in Oct. 1797.
I. Sir MATTHEW-WHITE, 1st bart.,
was sheriff of Northumberland 1756, and the
same year created a baronet, with remainder
to the issue male of his sister, mrs. Ridley.
He rf. unm. 21 March 17(J3, and was suc-
ceeded accordingly by his nephew,
II. Sir MATTHEW-WHITE, to., 12 July
1777. Sarah, da. and sole h. of Benjamin
Colburne, of Bath, esq., and by her (who rf.
.3 Aug. 180G) had issue.
1. Sir Matthew, present bart.
2. Nicholas-William, who succeeded
to the property of his maternal uncle, Wil-
liam Colburne, esq., and who has assumed
the name and arms of Colburne, in addition
to that of Ridley, m., 14 June 1808,Charlotte,
the eldest da. of the right hon. Thomas
Steele, and has a son and h., h. 24 July 1814,
and other issue, of whom Henrietta, eldest
da., m., 12 Aug. 1828, Brampton Gurdon, of
Letton, CO. Norfolk, esq., and Maria-Char-
lotte, 2d da., m., 13 July 1830, George-Ed-
mund Nugent, esq., eldest son of sir George
Nugent, bart.
3. Henry-Colburne, in holy orders,
rector of Hambledon, co. Bucks, m., 21 April
18U8, the eldest da. of James Farrer, of Lin-
coln's-Inn-Fields, esq.
4. Richard, in holy orders, m., 8 Nov.
1810, the sole da. of the rev. R. P. Johnsors
of Ashton-upon-Mersey, co. Chester.
5. Charles-John.
6. Henrietta-Elizabeth, m., 1st, 22
Aug. 1804, the hon. John Scott, eldest son of
John, earl of Eldon, who d. 24 Dec. 1805 ;
and 2dly, 7 July 1811, William Farrer, of
Lincoln's Inn, esq.
Sir Matthew rf. 9 April 1813, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
111. Sir MATTHEW-WHITE, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 17. Quarterly ; 1st and
4th, Ridley, gules, on a chevron, between
three falcons, argent, as many pellets : 2d
and 3d, White, argent, three cocks' heads,
erased, sable, combed and wattled, gules.
Crest — A bull passant, the tail turned over
the back, gules.
Motto over the Crest — Constans fidei.
Seats— At Blagdon and Heaton, co. Nor-
thumberland.*
SMITH, (now BROMLEY,) of Nottingham and of East Stoke,
CO. Nottingham.
31 Oct. 1757.
Sir ROBERT.HOWE BROMLEY, Baronet, captain R.N., horn 28
Nov. 1778; succeeded his father, sir George, 17 Aug. 1808; married,
8 June 1812, Anne, 2d and youngest da. and co-h. of Daniel Wilson, of
Dalham Tower, co. Westmoreland, esq., and has issue, 1. Anne, i.
21 June 1813; 2. Caroline, b. Sept. 1814; .3. ROBERT, 6. 13
Nov. 1815; 4. Henry, b. Dec. 181G ; 5. Elizabeth, h. Oct.
1818; 6. Charles, b. Feb. 1820; 7- William, b. July 1821;
8. Thomas, b. Nov. 1822; 9. Mary, b. Jan. 1824; 10. So-
phia, b. 1825.
Thomas Smith, of Nottingham, esq., who succeeded at Keyworth, and was an-
was, in the 17th century, possessed of the cestor of Thomas Smyth, of Keyworth,
manor of Keyworth, and other estates in whose only da. and h., Elizabeth, m., 1775,
that county. He had two sons, 1. Thomas, sir Philip Hales, bart. : 2. Abel, m. Jane,
I 3
178
LADE.-WILMOT.
da. of George Beaumont, esq., by whom he
had two sons, Abel, who was father of the
present lord Carrington, and,
I. Sir GEORGE, created a bart. as above,
m., 1st, Mary, only da. and h. of major
William Howe, (eldest son of Emanuel-
Scrope Hov.'e, esq., by Ruperta, his wife, a
natural da. of prince Rupert,) by Elizabeth,
3d da. and co-h. of William Pauncefote,
esq. By this lady sir George had issue,
1. Howe; 2. Mary; 3. Jane, all d.
young.
4. Sir George, 2d bart.
Lady Smith d. 1761, and sir Goorge m.,
2dly, 1768, Catharine, eldest da. of the rev.
William Vyse, archdeacon of Lichfield, by
whom he had no issue, and dying was suc-
ceeded by his son,
n. Sir GEORGE, b. 18 Aug. 1753, m., 8
Jan. 1778, Esther, eldest da. of Asheton,
present viscount Curzon, and had issue.
Sir RoBERT-HowE, present bart.
Sir George assumed the name of Bmmlei/, 7
Feb. 1778, by royal license, and d. 17 Aug.
1808, and was succeeded by his only son,
HI. Sir ROBERT-HOWE, present bart.
Anm—Hee Plate 17. Quarterly per fess,
indented, gules, and or.
Crest— A. pheasant, sitting, proper.
Motto — Pensez forte.
Seat— At Carswalls, co. Gloucester, and
Stoke Hall, near Newark, co. Nottingham.
LADE, of Warble TON, co. Sussex.
17 March 1758.
Sir JOHN LADE, Baronet, was the only and posthumous son of the
late Baronet, sir John, d. 21 April 1759. Sir John married mrs. Smith, by
Avhom (who d. 5 May 1825) he had no issue.
Thomas Lade, of Warbleton, co. Sus-
sex, m. Mary, da. of the rev. John Nutt, of
Mayes, in Selmston, co. Sussex, clerk, and
d. Dec. 1668, leaving issue by her (who d.
1673) two sons, 1. Vincent, who had, besides
other children, two das,, Elizabeth, m. John
Whithorne, of Jamaica ; and Philadelphia,
w. Edward Inskipp, of Uckfield, co. Sus-
sex; 2. Sir John, created a bart.
I. Sir JOHN, 1st bart., was brought up to
trade, which he carried on many years as an
eminent brewer in the borough of South-
wark, whereby he raised a very considerable
fortune, created a bart. 1730, with limitation
to his great-nephew John Whithorne, son of
Elizabeth above named. ' Sir John d. 30
July 1740, laim., set. 78, and was succeeded in
title by his grand-nephew.
IL Sir JOHN-WHITHORNE, vyho as-
sumed the name of Lade, was a lieut. of
marines, and d. umn. 1747, on whose death
the title was extinct.
I. Sir JOHN INSKIP, son of Philadel-
phia above named, inheriting the bulk of
the 1st bart.'s fortune, assumed the name of
Lade, and was created a bart. 1758, m. Ma-
ry, da. of Ralph, and sister of Henry
Thrale, of Streatham, co. Surrey, esq., who
d. 22 April 1802. Sir John d. 21 April 1759,
in consequence of a fall from his horse,
leaving her enceinte of a son,
n. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms— See Plate 17. Argent, a fesse wavy,
between three escallops, sable.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a leo-
pard's head, gardant, sable, bezantee.
WILMOT, of Chaddesden, co. Derby.
15 Feb. 1759.
Sir ROBERT WILMOT, Baronet, born 5 Junel7G5; succeeded his
father, sir Robert, 9 Sept. 1793; married, 29 March 1790, Lucy, eldest da.
of Robert Orimston, of Neswick, co. York, esq , and l)y her (who d. ]May
1812) had issue, 1. Lucy-Maria, b. 13 April 1797, m. rev. Samuel
Rickards ; 2. Harriett, b. 1 7 June 1798, m. rev. George Cornish,
eldest son of George Cornish, of Salcolm Hill, co. Devon, esq. ; 3. Ro-
- 4. HENRY-
BERT-ROBERTS, b. 2 July 1799, d. 24 Feb. 1822;
SACHEVEREL, b. 11 Fel). 1801, w., 13 Dec. 182G, Maria, eldest da. of
Edward-Miller Mundy, of Shii)ley Hall, Notts, esq.; 5. Richard-
Coke, b. 18 May 1802, m., 3 July 1828, Ellen, 2d da. of the rev. Kyrle-
Ernle Money; 6. Maria-Anne, b. G May 1804; 7- Anlaby-
Meai), b. 14 Dec. 1805 ; 8. John, b. 17 May 1807 ; 9. Edavard-
WooLLET 6. 3 Aug. 1808 ; 10. Edmund, //. 15 Oct. 1809. Sir Robert
in., 2dly, 20 May 1817, Bridget, widow of Daniel Craufurd, esq., son of sir
Alexander Craufurd, bart., and has issue ; 11, Ellen-Frances, b.
1 Aug. 1819.
CUNLIFFE.
179
This family, as appears by deeds still in
their possession, settled soon after the Con-
quest at Sutton-upon-Soar, and Bonyngton,
adjoining thereto, and since called Sutton
BonvTigton, co. Nottingham.
Robert Wilmot, esq., the first of the
family who appears to have been seated at
Chaddesden, m. Dorothy, da. of Laurence
Shrigley, of Shrigley, co. Chester, and d.
1(>38, leaving, besides other issue, Edward,
D.D., ancestor of this family, and Nicholm,
of Oimaston, co. Derby, from whom de-
scended sir Robert Wilmot, of Osmaston,
created a bart., 1772 (.see t/,at title).
Edward Wijljiot, D.D., above named,
left issue a son and h., Edward, of Chad-
desden, who was father of Robert, father
of
I. Sir EDWARD, 1st bart., 6. 13 Oct.
1693, one of the most celebrated physicians
of his time ; physician general to the anny,
and physician in ordinary to king George
II., m. Sarah-Marsh, da. of Richard Mead,
M.D., physician in ordinary to George II.,
by whom he had issue,
1. Sir Robert-Mead, 2d bart.
2. AxNE, m., 5 Feb. 1760, Thomas Heron,
esq., and d. 30 April 1767-
3. Jan'e, m, Thomas Williams, esq.
Sir Edward d. 21 Nov. 1786, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
II. Sir ROBERT-MEAD, to. Marv, da.
and h. of William WoUett, esq., and by her
(who d. 18 March 1811) had issue,
1. Edward, b. 16 Dec. 1761, d. 1762.
2. Mary, b. 10 July 1762.
3. Sir Robert, present bart.
4. Edward -Sacheverell, 6. 16 Sept.
1766, TO., April 17^*7, Anne, only child of dr.
Chambers, of Stretton, and d. leaving issue,
1. Edward ; 2. James ; 3. Francis.
4. Arthur.
5. Emm.a-Matilda, 2d da., to., 24 Dec.
1829, Henry Dixon, of Gledliow, co.
York, esq.
5. Richard-Roberts, b. 11 Sept. 1767> <?•
the same vear.
6. Harriett-Sydney, b. 28 Nov. 1768.
7. Charlotte-Sarah, b. 30 Dec. 1769.
8. Louisa, 6. 8 Feb. 1771. '»• William-
Cave Brown, esq.
9. Elizabeth, b. 25 May 1772, to. Fran-
cis Bradshaw, of Holbrooke, co. Derby,
esq.
Sir Robert d. 9 Sept. 1793, and was suc-
ceeded bv his eldest son,
III. Sir ROBERT, present bart.
^j-TO5— See Plate 17- Sable, on a fess, or,
between three eagles' heads, couped, argent,
as many escallops, gules, a canton, vairy,
ermine and gules.
Crest— An eagle's head, couped, argent,
gorged with a mural coronet, sable ; in the
beak an escallop, gviles.
Seat— At Chaddesden, near Derby.
CUNLIFFE, of Liverpool, co. Lancaster.
20 iMarch 1759.
Sir ROBERT-HENRY CUNLIFFE, Baronet, borti 22 April 1785,
succeeded his father, sir Foster, 15 June 1834 ; inarried twice in India, and
has issue, 1. ROBERT; 2. Louisa; 3. Harriot;-^ — 4.
-5. George
Em3ia-Rhoda ;-
8. HijTJRY.
Robert Cunliffe, ancestor of this fa-
mily, appears to have been seated at Hol-
iinges, CO. Lancaster, about the 15th century.
John Cunliffe, of HoUinges, 6th in de-
scent from him, had, besides other issue,
1. Nicholas, who continued the line at Hol-
linges.
2. Ellis, in holy orders, rector of Etwall,
CO. Derby, m. Jennet, eldest da. and co-h.
of Anthony Foster, of ^Virton, co. York,
and by her was father of
Foster Cunliffe, esq., M.P. for Liver-
pool, TO., 19 June 1714, Margaret, da. of Ro-
bert Carter, esq., alderman of Lancaster,
and d. 11 April 1758, aged 73, leaving issue,
sir Ellis and sir Robert, successive barts.
I. Sir ELLIS, 1st bart., was M.P. for
Liverpool, and knighted 1756, created a bart.
as above, with remainder, on failure of issue
male of his body, to his brother Robert and
the heirs male of his body, b. 12 April 1717.
TO., 19 Dec. 1760, Mary, da. of Henry Ben-
net, of Moston, CO. Chester, esq., by whom
(who d. 8 Oct. 1814) he had issue,
1. Maky, to., 1786, sir Drumraond Smith,
of Tring Park, co. Herts, and d. 27 Feb.1804.
2. Margaret-Elizabeth, to. William
Gosling, of Roehampton Grove, co. Surrey,
esq., d. Dec. 1803.
Sir Ellis d. 16 Oct. 1767, without male
issue, and was succeeded, pursuant to the
limitation of the patent, by his brother,
U. Sir ROBERT, b. 17 May 1719, m.,
6. David
â– 7. Charlotte;
1750, Mary, da. of Ichabod Wright, of Not-
tingham, banker, esq., and by her (who d.
19 Feb. 179I) had issue,
1. Sir Foster, 3d bait.
2. Elizabeth, b. 23 Dec. 1752, m., April
1782, col. M.-Clement-Stafford Courtenay,
esq.
3. Mary, b. 4 Aug. 1760, m., 2 May 1780,
sir Richard Brooke, of Norton, co. Chester,
bart.
4. Margaret, b. 16 Feb. 1762, m. Thomas
Brooke, of Church Minshull, co. Chester,
esq., and d. his widow, 16 Dec. 1826.
Sir Robert d. 1778, and was succeeded by
his son,
III. Sir FOSTER, b. 8 Feb. 1755, to., 1
Oct. 1781, Harriot, youngest da. of sir David
Kinloch, of Gilmerton, N.B., bart., by
whom (who d. 11 Sept. 1830) he had issue,
1. Foster, b. 17 Aug. 1782, took the sur-
name of Offley, in addition to, and after that
of C«HZ{/f(?, by royal license, 18 Dec. 1829, to.,
19 April 1809, Eliza-Emma, only da. of John,
1st lord Crewe, but d. s.p. 18 April 1832.
2. Sir Robert-Henry, present bart.
3. Ellis- Watkin, b. 5 Sept. 1787, w., 14
June 1822, Caroline, yoimgest da. of John
Kingston, esq., and lias issue, Caroline.
4. Francis-Kinloch, d. young.
5. Brooke, principal collector, and a
magistrate at Arcott, w., and has issue.
6. George, in holy orders, to., 8 Feb. 1821,
Dorothea, da. of T. S. Townshend, of Tre-
180
YEA._GLYN.
vallyn, co. Denbigh, esq.
7. Thomas, deceased.
8. Mary, m., 9 April 1806, the right hon.
Charles- Watkin-Williams Wynn, brother of
Sir Watkin-Williams Wynn, bart.
9. Harriot, m., 4 Dec. 1809, sir Richard
Brooke, of Norton, co. Chester, bart., and
d. 13 April 1825.
Sir Foster d. 15 June 1834, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest surviving son,
IV. Sir ROBERT-HENRY, present and
4th bart.
Arms—See Plate 17. Sable, three conies,
current, argent, two and one.
Crest — A greyhound, sejant, argent, col-
lared, sable.
Motto — Fideliter.
Seat — At Acton, near Wrexham, co. Den-
bigh.
Yea, of Pyrland, in Taunton St. James, co. Somerset.
18 June 1759.
Sir WILLIAM-WALTER YEA, Baronet, born 19 April 1784, sue
ceeded his grandfather, sir William, 25 Nov. 1806, married^ 24 June 1806,
Anne-Hechstetter, younger da. of David- Rohert IMichell, of Dawlish, co.
Devon, esq., and by her has issue, 1. Eleanor-Anne-Hechstetter,
b. 16 April 1807, d.', 2. LACY-WALTER- GILES, b. 20 May 1808,
in the army; 3. William-Walter-Raleigh, d. May 1814;
4. Julia-Eliza, b. 5 April 1815; 5. Raleigh-Henby, 6. 2 June
I8I7.
This family have, for several generations,
possessed considerable estates co. Somerset.
I. Sir WILLIAM, created a bart. as above,
was third and only surviving son of David
Yea, of Brompton Ralph, co. Somerset,
esq. He m. Julia, eldest da. of sir George
Trevelyan, bart., by Julia, da. of sir Walter
Calverley, bart., and had issue,
1. William-Walter, b. 1756, m., 1 May
1783, Jane, da. of Francis Newman, of Cad-
bury-House, co. Somerset, esq., and d. during
his father's lifetime, 27 Dec. 1804, leaving
issue by her, who d. 31 Jan. 1829,
1. Sir William-Walter, 2d bart.
2. Lacy, d. young.
3. Henry-Lacy, 6. 17.Q8.
4. Jane-Newman, b. 25 Aug. 1785.
5. Georgiana, 6. 2 Sept. 1786, m., 21 May
1804, Haynes-Gibbes Allen, of the island of
Barbadoes, esq.
6. Julia, d. young.
7. Julia-Eleanora, b. 14 Nov. 1792.
8. Louisa, b. 15 Jan. 1794.
9. Charlotte, b. 2 May 1795, »?., 14 March
1820, Robert Grant, esq., of the 4th light
dragoons, son of sir Archibald Grant, of
Monymusk, co. Aberdeen.
2. Lacy, b. 14 Dec. 1757, d. 1758.
3. Lacy, 6.21 Jan. 1759, m., 28 Sept. 1808,
Margaret Duff.
4. George, b. 1 April 1760.
5. Thomas-Freer, d. unm.
6. Julia, d. unm.
Sir William d. 25 Nov, 1806, and was suc-
ceeded by his grandson,
H. Sir WILLIAM-WALTER, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 17. Vert, a ram passant,
argent.
Crest — A talbot, passant, argent.
Motto — Esto semper fidelis.
Seats â €” At Pyrland, &c., co. Somerset.
GLYN, of LoNDoif.
29 Sept. 1759.
Sir LEWEN-POWELL GLYN, Baronet, born Aug. 1801, succeeded
the rev. sir George, 4 Sept. 1814.
Robert GLYN.of Ewcll.co. Surrey, esq.,
(son of the rev. Robert Glyn, rector of Little
Rissington, co. Oxon, and grandson of the
rev. Christopher (Jlyn, rector of Burford in
the same county,) b. 1673, m. Anne May-
nard, niece of sir William Lewen, lord mayor
of London, and d. 1746, leaving an only sur-
viving son,
I. Sir RICHARD, 1st bart., b. 1712, was
an alderman and banker of London, and
lord mayor in 1758; m., 1st, Susannah, only
da. and h. of George Lewen, of Ewell, co.
Surrey, esq., by whom he had.
1. Robert-Lewen, b. 1737, d, unm.
2. Sir George, 2d bart.
3. Richard, b. 1741, d. rmm.
Sir Richard m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. and co-
h. of Robert Carr, cstj., by whom (who d.
14 Ajuil 1814) he had,
4. RicHAHn-CARii, b. 1755, created a bart.
1800 (see sir llic/iard-Curr Gli/n, bart.).
.5. Thomas, col. in the army, b. 17>'>6, m.
Henrietta-Elizabcth-Sackville, da. and h. of
Thomas Hollingbcry, archdeacon of Chi-
chester, and by her (who d, 24 Aug. 1813)
he had.
COLEBROOKE.— FLUDYER.
181
1. Thomas-Clayton, 6. 1789, in holy or-
ders, m., and has issue.
2. Richard-Carr, a writer in India, 6.1794.
3. George-Henry, b. 1796.
4. Robert-Spencer, b. 1798.
5. Henrietta-Elizabeth, 6. 1791.
6. Amelia-Mary, b. 1801.
He m., 2dly, 20 April 1820, Jemima-Julia,
youngest da. of William Hammond, esq., of
St. Alban's Court, co. Hants.
6. Edward, b. 1757, d. voung.
Sir Richard d. 31 Dec. 1772, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
n. Sir GEORGE, in holy orders, rector
of Ewell, CO. Surrey, 6. 1739, m., 1st, Jane,
da. of the rev. Watkin Lewes, of Tredeved,
CO. Pembroke, and had issue,
1. Richard-Lewbn, major in the army.
d. unm. at St. Domingo, 1795.
2. William-Lewen, d. an infant.
And 2dly, 1795, Catharine, youngest da. and
co-h. of the rev. Gervas PoweU, ofLanharan,
CO. Glamorgan, and had issue,
3. Anne-Margaret, b. 1797-
4. Sir Lewen-Powell, present bart.
5. George-Lewen, b. 1803.
6. William, b. 19 Sept. 1804, d.
Sir George rf. 4 Sept. 1814, and was succeeded
bv his son,
'in. Sir LEWEN-POWELL, present bart.
Arm^—See Plate 17- Argent, an eagle,
displayed, with two heads, sable, gutteed'or.
Crest — An eagle's head, erased, sable,
guttee d'or, holding in the beak an escallop,
argent.
Seat— At Ewell, co. Surrey.
COLEBROOKE, of Gatton,co. Surrey.
12 Oct. 1759.
Sir JAMES-EDWARD COLEBROOKE, Baronet, bom 7 July I7GI,
succeeded his father, sir George, 5 Aug. 1809, sometime senior Merchant
on the Bengal Establishment, and Provisional Member of the Covincil in
Bengal; m., 31 Jan. 1820, mrs. Louisa-Anne Stewart.
James COLEBROOKE, esq., (son of Tho-
mas Colebrooke, of Anmdel, co. Sussex,)
was b. 12 May 1(580, m. Mary Hudson, and
d, 18 Nov. 1752, having had issue,
1. Robert, minister to the Swiss can-
tons, m., 1st, Henrietta, da. of Henry, duke
of Bolton, and 2dly, Elizabeth, da. and co-h.
of John Thresher, esq., but d. s.p.
2. Sir James, 1st bart.
3. Sir George, 2d bart.
4. Dyonisia, »i. John Walker, esq.
5. Mary, d. unm.
6. Anne, m. John Symonds, esq., d. 1764.
7. Anna-Maria, m., 1st, William-Payne
King, esq., and 2dly, Edwin, lord Sandys,
of Ombersley.
8. Sarah, m. Jeremiah Gray, esq.
9. Charlotte, m. John Wicker, esq.
10. Rachel.
I. Sir JAMES, the 2d son, 6. 21 July 1722,
â– was advanced to the dignity of a bart., and
in failure of issue male, with remainder to
his brother, George, of Southgate, co. Mid-
dlesex. He m. Mary, eldest da. and co-h.
of Stephen Skinner, of Layton and Wal-
thamstow, co. Essex, esq., who d. 1754; he
d. 12 May 1761j leaving only two das.,
1. Marv, b. 10 March 17o0, m. John Au-
brey, esq., now sir John Aubrey, bart., but
d. 1781.
2. Emma, b. 22 Dec. 1752, m., 1772,
Charles, 4th earl of Tankerville, (vide De-
brett's Peerage of the United Kingdom.)
Sir James was succeeded by his brother,
IL Sir GEORGE, b. 14 June 1729, m., 23
July 1754, Mary, sole da. and h. of Patrick
Gaynor, of the island of Antigua, esq*, and
had issue,
1. Mary, b. 26 Oct. 1757. »«• the chevalier
Charles-Adrien de Peyron, in the service of
Gustavus, king of Sweden, who was killed
in a duel, in 1784, by the count de la Marck,
upon which melancholy occasion the \'~yag
of Sweden took his son under his immediate
protection.
2. Louisa, 6. Jan. 1764, m. Andrew Su-
therland, esq., captain R.N. ; he d. at
Gibraltar, 1795, commissioner of that port.
3. George, b. 2 Aug. 1759, m. Belinda,
da. of , who, after his decease, w.Wil-
liam Taafe, esq. ; he left issue, Belinda
and Georgiana-Harriet.
4. Sir James-Edward, present bart.
5. Henry - Thomas, F.R.S., chirogra-
pher of the court of Common Pleas, 6. 15
June 1765, some time president of the
board of revenue, and a member of the su-
preme council, Bengal.
Sir George d. 5 Aug. 1809, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
III. Sir JAMES - EDWARD, present
bart.
Arms— See Plate 17. Gules, a lion ram-
pant, argent, ducally crowned, or, on a
chief, of the last, three Cornish choughs,
proper.
Crest — A wyvern, with wings expanded,
or, resting his foot upon a plain shield,
gules.
Motto — Sola bona quee honesta.
Sea<— Colebrooke Park, Tunbridge, Kent.
FLUDYER, of Londoit.
14 Nov. 1759.
Sir SAMUEL FLUDYER, Baronet, born 31 Jan. 1800, succeeded his
father, sir Samuel-Brudenell, 17 Feb. 1833, and is unmarried.
]82
WATSON.
Samuel Fludyer, an eminent clothier
in London, left two sons, sir Samuel, 1st
bart., and Thomas, who was knighted at
Guildhall, 9 Nov. 1/(51, when their majesties
king George III. and queen Charlotte ho-
noured his brother, sir Samuel, (who was
then lord-mayor,) with their presence. Sir
Thomas m. Mary, da. of sir George Cham-
pion, knt., and alderman of London, (who
d. 3 Dec. 1769, aet. 41) ; he d. 19 March 17G9,
leaving an only da. andh., Mary, b. in June
1755, who »«., 2 March 1773, Trevor-Charles
Roper, who afterwards succeeded to the
ancient barony of Dacre. (Vide Debrett's
Peerage of the United Kingdom.)
I. SAMUEL, the elder brother, alderman
and sheriff of London, was knighted 19
Sept. 1735, and afterwards created a bart.
Sir Samuel was lord-mayor of London,
1761, 7n. Jane, da. of Clarke, by
whom (who d. 20 March 1757, 3st. 53) it does
not appear he had any issue. He m., 2dly,
Caroline, da. and co-h. of the hon. James
Brudenell, master of the jewel office,
and commissioner of trade, and brother to
George, earl of Cardigan, by whom (who d.
Oct. 1803) he had,
1. Sir Samuel-Brudenell, 2d bart.
2. George, of Ayston, co. Rutland, b.
Sept. 17(il, /»., If) Jan. 1792, Mary-Fane,
da. of John, 9th earl of Westmoreland, (by
his 2d wife, lady Susan, da. of Cosmo, duke
of Gordon,) and had issue,
1. Mary, m., 21 July 1818, Arthur-
George, earl of Onslow, and d. 1 March
1830.
2. Caroline, ???., 22 Sept. 1818, John,
earl Brownlov/, and rf. 1824.
3. EHzabeth, m., 21 Oct. 1824, sir Philip
Musgrave, bart.
4. George.
5. Katharine.
6. William.
7. John-Henry, in holy orders, m., 7
May 1832, Augusta, da. of sir Richard
Borough, bart.
Sir Samuel d. 18 Jan. 1/08, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IL Sir SAMUEL - BRUDENELL. 2d
bart., b. 8 Oct. 1759, m., Oct. 1784, his first
cousin, Maria, da. of Robert Weston, esq.,
(by Louisa, da. of the hon. James Brude-
nell,) by whom (who d. 23 Nov. 1818) he
had issue,
1. Maria, b. 3 Nov. 1795.
2. Caroline-Louisa, b. 29 April 1793.
nu, 13 Nov. 1828, Cobbett Derby, jun. esq.
3. Sir Samuel, present bart.
4. Charlotte, b. May 18ii2, d.
Sir Samuel Brudenell d. 17 Feb. 1833, and
was succeeded by his only son,
III. Sir SAMUEL, present and 3d bart.
Anns — See Plate 17. Sable, a cress pa-
tonce, between four escallops, argent, each
charged with a cross patonce of the field.
Crest — An escallop, as in the arms, be-
tween a pair of wings, elevated, argent.
Seat — Felixstowe, Suffolk.
WATSON, of FuLMER, CO. Bucks.
21 March I76O.
Sir CHARLES WATSON was created a Baronet, as above, being then
but nine years of age, born 9 June 17^1 ; married, 10 July 17^0, Juliana,
(la. of sir Joseph Copley, bart., by whom (who d. 24 May 1834) he had
issue, 1. Charles, b. and d. 1790 ; 2 Charles, b. 1791, d. 1810 ;
-3. CHARLES-WAGER, b. 4 Jan. 1800, m., 19 June 1827, Jemima-
Charlotte, eldest da. of Charles-Garth Colleton, of Haines Hill, Berks, esq.,
and has issue, I.Charles, i. 7 April 1828 ; 2. Jemima; 3. Selina-Harriet ;
4. Caroline-Anne ; 4. Juliana, m., 24 Sept. 1824, the rev. Thomas
Calvert, D.D., warden of Christ's College, Manchester, and vicar of Holme
on Spalding; 5. Cecil, m., 22 Aug. 1821, Richard.Greaves Townley,
of Fulborne, co. Cambridge, esq. ; 6. Anna-Maria, m., 21 Oct. 1833,
John Bendyshe, of Carrington and Kneesworth, co. Cambridge, esq. ;
7. Caroline, rf. G Aug. 1819, «?2m.,- 8. Henrietta, m., 9 Dec. 1823,
the rev. William Acton, rector of Weston Colville, co. Cambridge ; 9.
Catherine-Harriet ; 10. Charlotte, m., 22 July 1824, John
Gibbons, esq-, eldest son of sir John Gibbons, bart., and d. 28 Oct. 1833 ;
11. Marianne, ?«., 15 Aug. 1833, Alexander Cotton, esq., rector t>f
Girton, co. Cambridge.
Charles Watson, b. March 1714, (son
of dr. John Watson, prebendary of West-
minster, and rector of Castle Camps, co.
Cambridge, by a half-sister of admiral sir
Charles Wager,) entered the naval service,
and was made a post-captain 1737. He
highly flistinguished himself in the action
3 May 1747, when even the French admiral
made the most honourable mention of his
ship, the Princess Louisa. In the follow-
ing action, the same year, in which sir
Edward Hawke commanded, captain Wat-
son again displayed his intrepidity ; and on
12 May 1748, was raised to the rank of rear-
admiral of the blue, and sent to Cai)e Bre-
ton. He afterwards commanded the naval
forces with singular honour, in the East
Indies, where he d. 15 Aug. 1757* He wi.,
1741, Rebecca, eldest da. of John-Francis
Buller, esq., by whom (who d. 1800) he had,
1. Sir C;harles, created a bart. as above.
2. Rebecca, >«. sir William Gibbons,
bart.
3. Martha, (twin with sir Charles,) »i.,
5 Nov. 1772, James Cocks, esq., brother of
Charles, 1st lord Sommers.
Arms — See Plate 17- Argent, on a chev-
ron, engrailed, azure, between three mart-
lets, sable, as many crescents, or.
Crest — A griflin's head, erased, argent,
ducally gorged, or.
Sea^— Wratting Park, Camhridge»
HESKETH.—SMYTH.
183
HESKETH, of Rufford, co. Lancaster.
5 May 1761.
Sir THOMAS DALRYMPLE HESKETH, Baronet, horn at New
York, in North America, 13 Jan. 1777, succeeded his grandfather, sir
Robert, 30 Dec. 1796; married, Feb. 1708, Sophia, only da. of the rev.
Nathaniel Hinde, vicar of Shifnal, co. Salop, and bv her (who d. 8 Feb.
1817) he has issue, 1. THOMAS-HENRY, h. 11 Feb. 1799, m.,3 April
1824, Anna-Maria, da. of R. Bamford, of Batherston House, co. Meath,
esq. ; 2. Harriet, b. 10 May 1802 ; — —3. Sothia-Elizabeth, b.
9 Nov. 1808; 4. a Da., b. 26 Jan. 1817- Sir Thomas m., 2dly, 16
Sept. 1821, miss Louise AUamund, by whom (who c/. at Lausanne, 6 Sept.
1 832,) he also has issue.
This family derives its name from the
family of Hesketh, in Lancashire, of which
they have been possessed from the Con-
?|uest. The pedigree is regularly deduced
rom Richard de Haskat/the, who lived in
the 13th century, and whose descendants
for several generations were knights.
Thomas Hesketh, esq., lord of the ma-
nors of Hesketh, Rufford, &c., was one of
the representatives for the town of Preston,
in the 6th parliament of Great Britain ; and
m, Martha, only da. of James St. Amand,
esq., (by Elizabeth, da. of sir William Jux-
ton, bart.,) by whom he had four sons,
1. Robet-t ; 2. Thoma.s, who both d. infants;
3. sir Thomas; 4. sir Robert, successive
barts.
I. Sir THOMAS, the eldest surviving
son, was created a bart., 5 May 17(J1, with
limitation, in default of issue, to his bro-
ther, sir Robert, 2d bart. Sir Thomas to.
Harriet, da. and h. of Ashley Cooper, esq.,
by whom (who d. 15 Jan. 1807) he had no
issue. He rf. 4 March 1778, and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
II. Sir ROBERT, who, in 1/92, took the
surname and arms of Juxon, which he used
during his life, 6. 23 April 1728, m., 19
April 1748, Sarah, da. of William Plumbe,
of Wavertree, co. Lancaster, esq., by whom
he had issue,
1. Thomas, b. 25 March 1749, d. 1781, m.
Jacintha, da. of Hugh Dalrymple, esq,, at-
torney-general of the island of Grenada,
and had issue,
1. Thomas, d, young.
2. Harriet-Anne, m. John Despard, of
Ireland, esq., a lieut.-general in the array.
3. Dorothea, w. Arthur-Barry Shears,
of Ireland, esq.
4. Jessy-Catharine, ni,, 14 May 1796,
sir Thomas-Buckler Lethbridge, of Sand-
hill Park, CO. Somerset, bart.
5. Sir Thomas-Dalrymple, present
bart.
6. Charlotte, m., 22 Feb. 1796, the hon.
and rev. Edmund Knox, lord bishop of
Limerick.
7. Lucy, m. Edward Pearson, of Liver-
pool, esq.
2. Robert, b. 23 July 1751, capt. in the
army, who was killed at" the battle of Bun-
ker's Hill, North America, in which en-
gagement he was a volunteer.
Sir Robert rf. 30 Dec. 1796, and was suc-
ceeded bv his grandson,
III. Sir THOMAS-DALRYMPLE, pre-
sent bart.
Arms — See Plate 17. Argent, on a bend
sable, three garbs, or.
Crest — A garb, or, banded azure.
Seat— At Rulford Hall, near Orrnskirk,
CO. Lancaster.
SMYTH, of LoxG Ashton, co. Somerset.
27 Jan. 1763.
Sir JOHN SMYTH, Baronet, born 9 Feb. 1776, succeeded his brother,
sir Hugh, 28 Jan. 1824.
This family was long seated at Ayleber-
ton, in the forest of Dean, co. Gloucester.
John Smyth lived there in the year 1442,
1 Henry VI. In 1547, the family purchased
the manor of Long Ashton, near Bristol,
where they have ever since been seated.
In the 17th century they were frequently
knights of the shire for co. Somerset.
Hi:gh Smyth was, 16(U, created a bart.
He TO. Anne, 2d da. of John Ashburnham,
groom of the bedchamber to Charles II.,
and knight of the shire co. Sussex, 1061, by
whom (who to., 2dly, col. John Ramsay,
and d. 26 June 1697) he had issue, 1. sir
John; 2. Hugh, d. unm. 26 Sept. 1681 ; 3.
Charles, d. unm. June 1717; 4. Elizabeth,
m. Richard Gernoen, esq., d. Dec. 1717>
without issue; 5. Florence, d. unm. 1C82;
6. Anne, d. an infant. Sir Hugh d. 28 July
1680, and was succeeded by bis eldest son.
Sir John Smyth, b. 13 Dec. 1659, m.
Elizabeth, eldest da. and co-h. of sir Samuel
Astry, knt., and by her (who d. 15 Sept.
1715) had issue, 1. sir John, his successor;
2. Hugh, d. unm. 26 Aug. 1735; 3. Samuel,
d. 2 Dec. 1719; 4. Anne: 5. Elizabeth, both
d. unm.; 6. Astrea, m. Thomas Coster, esq.,
d. without issue; 7- Florence ; 8. Arabella,
m. Edward Gore, esq., rf. 27 Oct. 1748. Sir
John, the eldest son, b. 24 Ju'y 1669, rf. 18
July 1741, having to. Anne, da. of mr.
Pynn; she rf. Sept. 1733, without issue,
whereby the title became extinct, and the
estate descended to his three surviving sis-
184
BLAKISTON.
ters, Anne, Florence, and Arabella.
Florence, 4th da. of sir John, sister and
co-h. of the last sir John, m., 1st, John
Pigot, esq., who d. without issue, 30 April
1730; and, 2dly,
I. Sir JARRIT-SMYTH, (only son of
John Smyth, of Bristol,) who was created a
bart. as above, and had issue by the said
Florence,
1. Sir John-Hugh, 2d bart.
2. Thomas, of Stapleton, m., 11 Aug.
1767, Jane, sole da. of Joseph Whitchurch,
of Stapleton, esq., and by him (who d. 11
March 1800) left issue,
1. Sir Hugh, 3d bart.
2. Sir John, present bart.
3. Florence, b. 27 May 1760, m. John
Upton, of Ingmire Hall, co. Westmoreland,
esq.
4. Mary, b. 2 Aug. 1778, m. Benjamin
Way, of Denham Place, co. Bucks, esq.
Sir Jarrit rf. 25 Jan. 1783, and was suc-
ceeded by his son,
II. Sir JOHN-HUGH, m., 1 Sept. 1757,
Elizabeth, sole da. and h. of Henry-Wool-
nough, of Pucklechurch, co. Gloucester,
esq., by whom (who d. March 1825, aged 87)
he acquired the manor of Lodbury, d. 30
March 1802, without issue, and was suc-
ceeded by his nephew,
III. Sir HUGH, 3d bart., b. 3 July 1772,
m., 20 May 1797, Margaret, 5th da. of
Christopher Wilson, lord bishop of Bristol,
by whom (who d. 30 Nov. 1819) he had no
issue. He d. 28 Jan. 1824, and was succeed-
ed by his brother,
IV. Sir JOHN, present bart.
Arms—See Plate 18. Gules, on a chevron,
between three cinquefoils, argent, as many
leopards' faces, sable.
Crest — A griffin's head erased, gules, beak
and ears, or, charged on the neck with two
bars, of the last.
Motto — Qui capit capitur.
Seats— At Ashton Court, near Bristol;
Wraxall House, co. Somerset ; Heath House,
Stapleton, co. Gloucester; and Rockley
House, CO. Wilts.
BLAKISTON, of London.
22 April 17G3.
Sir MATTHEW BLAKISTON, Baronet, Jom 13 May 1783, suc-
ceeded bis father, sir Matthew, 20 Sept. 180G; married^ 12 April 1810,
Lucy, eldest da. of James Mann, of Linton Place, co. Kent, esq., (by Lucy,
da. of sir Horatio Mann, bart., and lady Lucy Noel, his wife, 6th da. of
Baptist, 4th earl of Grainsborough,) and has issue, 1. MATTHEW, b.
15 Jan- 1811 ; 2, Rosamond, b. 9 June 1813 ; 3. Henry-James,
b. 19 Dec. 1814 ;-
4. Lucy, b. 2 Oct. 1816; 5. John-Edward, 6.
14 April 1818, d. 23 Sept. 1822; 6. Horace-Mann, /;. 10 Dec. 1819 ;
7. Anne-Sophia, b. 27 Dec. 1820 ; 8. Ejiii.y, b. 13 March 1822,
d. 1831; 9. Harriet-Jane, b. 15 Feb. 1824;— — 10. Charles-
Robert, b. 6 July 1825; 11. Henrietta, b. 6 Sept. 1827, d. same
month; 12. Augustus-Frederick-Noel, 6. 15 Jan. 1829.
George Blakiston, of Stapleton, in
the North Riding of Yorkshire, had issue
(besides other children, who d. unm.) a 3d
son, George Blakiston, a merchant in Lon-
don, who was father of,
I. MATTHEW BLAKISTON, esq., an
eminent merchant in the said city, was b.
1702, elected an alderman of London, 1750,
sheriff 1753, and lord mayor 17()0. In 1759
he was knighted, and afterwards created a
bart. as above. By his 1st marriage he had
issue,
1. Charles-George, d. num. 1758.
In 1760, he m., 2dly, Annabella Baillie, by
whom (who ?«., 2dly, lieut.-coL Hugh Cane,
and d. 1783) he had issue,
2. Sir Matthew, 2d bart.
Sir Matthew d. 14 July 1774, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
II. Sir MATTHEW, b. in the Mansion
House, during the mayoralty of his father,
ni., Sept. 1782, Anne, da. of John Rochford,
of Clogbreanan, co. Carlow, esq., and had
issue,
1. Sir Matthew, 3d bart.
2. John, some time capt. 27th foot, b. Feb.
1785, m., Sept. 1814, Jane, da. of rev. Tho-
mas Wright, of Bosworth, co. Leicester,
and has issue, 2 sons and 2 das.
3. Charles, b. 12 April 1780, »?., Aug.
1820, Harriett, da. of NichoU, of Wat-
ford, esq., and had issue, one da.
4. Thomas, b. Dec. 1790, commander
R.N., m., 9 Aug. 1827, Harriett, 4th da. of
lieut.-eol. Harvey, of Thorpe, co. Norfolk,
and has issue, 3 das.
5. Ruhard-Baylv, b. 13 May 17.'>3, m.,
11 July 1827, Mary-Isabella, eldest da. of
John-Holmes Houstoun, of Orangefield,
near Belfast, esq., and has issue, 3 sons and
1 da.
G. Peyton, b. Sept. 1801, m., Sept. 1825,
Fanny, da. of Foliott Powell, esq., and has
issue, 3 sons and 1 da.
Sir Matthew d. 20 Sei)t. 180(), and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir MATTHEW, present bart.
Artn.t — See Plate 18. Argent, two bars,
gules, in chief, three cocks, of the last.
Crest — A cock, gules.
fie*irfewce— Sandybrook, co. Derby.
CORNEWALL.— PIGOT.
185
AMYAND, (now CORNEWALL,) of London.
4 Aug. 1764.
Sir GEORGE CORNEWALL, Baronet, born \G Jan. 1774, succeeded
his father, sir George, 26 Aug. 1819 ; married^ 26 Sept. 1815, Jane, only-
da. of M^illiam Naper, esq., of Loughcrea, co. Meath, and niece of James,
1st lord Sherborne, bv whom he has issue, 1. Catherine-Elizabeth,
h. 5 Jan. 1821 ; 2. Mary-Jane, b. 23 Nov. 1822; 3. VELTERS,
b. 20 Feb. 1824; 4. Selina-Maria, b. 20 May 1825, d. March 1827 ;
5. Frances-Anne, b. 3 Nov. 1826; 6. Henrietta, b. 14 June
1828; 7- Caroline-Selina, b. 9 Oct. 1829; 8. William-Na-
per, b. 28 Feb. 1832 ;~9. George-Henry, b. 13 Aug. 1833.
Claudius Am YAND (son of Amyand,
a native of France, who quitted that coun-
try on the revocation of the edict of Nantes,)
was surgeon in ordinary to king George II.
He m. and had issue,
1. Qaiidim; who was library keeper to the
king, and under secretary of state; after-
wards one of the commissioners of the
customs, in Dec. 1756, and in Feb. 1765, was
appointed receiver-general of the Jand-tax
for London and Westminster. He was re-
presentative successively for Tregony and
Sandwich; m., Dec. 1761, Frances, da. of
the rev. Payne, and relict of George-
Compton, earl of Northampton, and d. 177-1>
without issue.
2. Sir George, 1st bart.
3. Thomas, rector of Hambledon,co. Bucks,
and Fawley, co. Oxford ; m. Frances, da. of
Thomas Ryder, esq., one of the directors of
the East India Company, andd. 1762, leaving
issue.
4. Anne, m. John Porter, esq., alderman
of London, and M.P. for Evesham.
.5. Mmtj, m. sir Richard Adams, knt., one
of the barons of the Exchequer.
6. Judith, m. the rev. dr. Thomas Ash ton,
fellow of Eton College.
Claudius Amyand, esq. d. 1740.
I. Sir GEORGE, the second son, created
a bart. as above, was an eminent merchant,
member in several parliaments for Barnsta-
ple ; chosen one of the assistants of the Rus-
sia Company in March 1756, and a director of
the East India Company in 1762 ; m. Maria,
da. of John-Abraham Kerton, an eminent
Hamburgh merchant, by whom (who d.
1767) he had issue,
1. Sir George, 2d bart.
2. John, 6. 6 Nov. 1751, who succeeded
his father as a merchant, was M.P. for
Camelford, and d. imm. in 1780.
3. Anna-Maria, m., 1777, sir Gilbert El-
liot, bart., 1st earl of Minto.
4. Habriet, m., 1777, James, 1st earl of
Malmesbury.
Sir George d, 1766, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
II. Sir GEORGE, 2d bart., 7n., 1771, Ca-
therine, only da. and h. of Velters Comewall,
of Moccas, CO. Hereford, esq., (a younger
branch of the Cornewalls, barons of Bur-
ford, and lineally descended from sir Ri-
chard de Comewall, natural son of Richard,
king of the Romans, 2d son of king John,)
on which occasion sir George took the name
and arms of Caniewall. By this lady he had
issue,
1. Sir George, present bart.
2. Charles, b. 5 June 1785, d. ttmn, 1822.
3. Catherine-Frances, 6. 10 Jan. 1773,
m., 15 March 1796, Samuel Peploe, of Gam-
stone, CO. Hereford, esq.
4. Harriet, d. young.
5. Anna-Maria, b. 30 April 1770.
6. Frances-Elizabeth, 6. 20 May 1783,
m., 12 Dec. 1805, Henry-Fleming Devereux,
viscount Hereford.
7. Harriet, b. 9 June 1787f '"•, March
1805, right hon. Thomas-Frankland Lewis,
of Harpton Court, co. Radnor, esq., M.P.
8. Caroline, b. 20 May 178,9, ?«., 5 Feb.
1810, sir William-DufF Gordon, bart.
Sir George d. 26 Aug. 1819, and was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
IIL Sir GEORGE, present and 3d bart,
Anns — See Plate 18. Quarterly : 1st and
4th, argent, a lion rampant, gules, ducally
crowned, or, within a bordure, engrailed,
sable, bezantee, for Comewall ; 2d and 3d,
vert, a chevron, between three garbs, or, for
Amyand.
Ci-est — A Cornish chough, proper.
Motto — L,a vie durante.
Sea<— Moccas Court, co. Hereford.
PIGOT.
5 Dec. 1764.
Sir GEORGE PIGOT, Baronet, born 29 Oct. 1766, succeeded his
father, sir Robert, 1 Aug. 1796, a general in the army; married., 18 July
1796, Mary -Anne, da. of the hon. John Monckton, of Fineshade, co. North-
18G
KNOWLES.
ampton, son of John, 1st viscount Galway, by whom (who d. 20 Oct. 1833)
he has issue, 1. Mary-Anne ; 2. Sophia, (/. 17 Nov. 1824 ;
3. Georgian A, TO., Aug. 1828, the rev. Robert Wrottcsley; 4. George,
d. March 1810 ; 5. ROBERT, M.P. for Bridgnorth, m., 5 Oct. 182G,
Mary, 2d da. of William Bamford, of Bamford, co. Lancaster, rf. ;
— 7* Eleanor; 8. Olivia, d. unm. 10 Dec. 1833;
6. John ;-
9. Fanny-Henrietta; 10. Henry-Orlando
-11. Laura.
Hugh V'lgot, of Peplow, co. Salop, esq.,
the founder of this family, m. Elizabeth, da.
of Dicken, esq., and d. 10!)7> leaving
a numerous family, of whom,
Richard Pigot, of Westminster, esq.,
7th son, m. Frances, da. of Peter Goode, esq.,
and had issue,
1. Sir George, Istbart.
2. Sir Robert, 2d bart.
3. Hugh, vice-admiral, R.N., m., 1st,
Elizabeth, da. of Peter le Neve, esq., and
had issue,
1. Henry; 2. Isabella.
And 2dly, Frances, da. of sir Richard
Wrottesley, bart., and had issue,
3. Hugh, capt. R.N. ; 4. Frances.
5. Caroline, m. lord Henry Fitzroy, 3d
son of Augustus-Henry, 3d duke of Graf-
ton, K.G.
4. Margaret, ?n.,April 1755, Thomas Fisher,
esq.
Richard Pigot, esq., d. 31 Dec, 1729.
I. Sir GEORGE PIGOT, was governor of
Fort St. George, Madras, in the East Indies,
was created a baronet as above, with re-
mainder to his brothers, sir Robert, 2d
bart., and Hugh, and their heirs male : he
was afterwards created a peer of Ireland, in
1765, by the title of baron Pigot, of PatshuU,
and d. at Madras, 1783, without issue inale,
when the barony became extinct; but was
succeeded in the baronetage, agreeably to
the patent of lindtation, by his brother *,
II. Sir ROBERT, a brigadier-general in
the army in America, who distinguished him-
self so highly at the battle of Bunker's Hill,
that his majesty was pleased to give him the
38th regiment of foot. He m., 18 Feb. 1765,
Aime, da. of Allen Johnson, of Kilternan,
CO. Dublin, esq., father of general sir Henry
Johnson, bart., and by her (who d. July
1772) had issue,
1. SirGEORGK, present bart.
2. Hugh, R.N.
3. Robert, sometime lieutenant-colonel
m the array.
4. Anne, b. 1771.
Sir Robert rf. 1 Aug. 1796, and was succeeded
by his son,
III. Sir GEORGE, present bart.
Arms See Plate 18. Ermine, three lo-
zenges, conjoined in fess, sable.
Crest — A wolf's head, erased, argent.
Seat — Patshull, co. Stafford.
KNOWLES.
31 Oct. 1765.
Sir FRANCISXHARLES KNOWLES, Baronet, 5. 10 June 1802;
succeeded his father, sir Charles- Henry, 28 Nov. 1831, w., 26 May 1831,
Emma, da. of sir George Pocock, bart., and has, 1. CHARLES-
GEORGE=FREDERICK,A.14March 1832; 2. Geraldine-Sofhia-
Elizabeth, 6. (> May 1834.
I. Sir CHARLES KNOWLES, 1st bart.,
was in the naval service, and obtained a cap-
tain's commission, 4 Feb. 1736-7. In 1746 he
was appointed rear-admiral of the blue, go-
vernor of Cape Breton, and commander of
his majesty's ships on that station. In 1752
he was governor of Jamaica, but resigned in
1758. He was promoted to the rank of vice-
admiral of the blue, 9 Feb. 1755; admiral of
the blue, 7 Feb. 1758 ; and jjromoted to be
rear-admiral of Great Britain, 5 Nov. 1765;
in 1770, he was appointed chief president of
the admiralty to the empress of Russia. Sir
Charles m., 1st, Mary, da. of John-Gay Al-
leyne, esq., (who was created a baronet in
17()!),) by whom he had one son, who was
captain of a man-of-war, and perished in a
storm at sea. He m., 2dly, Maria-Magdalcna-
Theresa Bouquet, b. in Germany, by whom
he has left issue,
1. Sir Charles-Henry, 2d bart.
2. Anna-Charlotte-Christina, b, in
* The celebrated diamond, called the Pigot
diamond, which was esteemed by skilful la-
pidaries to be but little inferior in weight,
and equal in water and brilliancy to any
known diamond in Europe, and worth a sum
little short of 3U,0U(»/., lord Pigot betiucathed
to his brothers, sir Robert, and admiral
Pigot, and his sister, Margaret Fisher. On
the decease of the two former it solely vested
in sir George Pigot, i)resent bart., Frances,
relict of admiral Hugh Pigot, and Margaret
Fisher ; by whom it was disposed of under
an act of parliament, in J8()(t, by way of lot-
tery, for 23,991!/. 16a'., in eleven thousand
four hundred and twenty-eight tickets, at
two guineas each.
THOMAS.— WOLFF.
187
Jamaica, 22 Nov. 1752, m., 1780, John Win-
der, of Vaynor Park, co. Montgomery, esq.
Sir Charles d. 9 Dec. I777> and was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving son,
II. Sir CHARLES-HENRY, 2d bart., b.
24 -\ug. 1754, G.C.B., admiral of the red,
m., 10 Sept. 1800, Charlotte, da. of Charles
Johnstone, of Ludlow, esq., and niece of sir
Richard- Vanden-Bempde Johnstone, bart.,
and had issue,
1. Sir Frances-Charles, present bart.
2. Henry-Cosby-Roddam, b. IG June
1803, d. 7 June 1808.
3. Charlotte-Laura, b. 28 Nov. I8O7.
4. Georgina-Henrietta, b. 20 June
1809.
5. Agnes-Louisa, b. 28 Sept. 1810, d. 19
Feb. 1811.
6. Edward-Richard-Johnstone, b. 20
March 1818.
7. Maria-Louisa-Theresa, b. 15 Oct.
1825.
Sir Charles-Henry d. 28 Nov. 1831, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
III. Sir FRANCIS-CHARLES, present
and 3d bart.
Arms — See Plate 18. Per pale azure, and
gules crusilly, and a cross moline, voided,
or, over all, in the centre point, a terrestrial
globe, proper.
Crest — An elephant, statant, argent, in
front of an anchor, sable.
Motto — Semper parafus.
Seat — At Lovel Hill, near Windsor, co.
Berks.
THOMAS, of Yapton Place, co. Sussex.
6 Sept. 1706.
Sir WILLTAM-LEWIS-GEORGE THOMAS, Baronet, succeeded his
father, sir George, 6 May 1815; married, Eliza, da. of Richard Welch,
esq., and has issue, 1. Sophia; 2. George, midshipman of the
Leander, d. at Trincomalee, 11 July 1820; 3. Eliza; 4. Helen,
8 May 1830, James Brymer, esq.; 5. WILLIAM; 6. Mon-
m.
TAGUE.
I. Sir GEORGE THOMAS, 1st baronet,
was descended from a Monmouthshire fa-
mily ; he was nine years governor of Penn-
sylvania, and thirteen years governor in
chief of the Leeward Islands. On his return
to England he was created a baronet as
above, and settled at Yapton Place ; m. Ly-
dia, da. of John King, esq., of Antigua, and
had issue,
1. Sir William, 2d bart.
2. Elizabeth, d. unm.
3. IMargaret, m. Arthur Freeman, of
Antigua, esq., and d. his widow, 1797.
4. Lydia,wi. John White, of Chichester,
esq., and d. his widow, 1794.
Sir George d. 31 Dec. 1774, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
II. Sir WILLIAM, 2d bart., m. Margaret,
da. of Walter Syderffe, of Dean Street,
Soho, esq., by whom (who d. 1763, aet. 69)
he had issue,
1. Sir George, 3d bart.
2. Anne, m. Stephen Popham, of Madras.
3. Elizabeth, m. Andrew Lyon, of Edin-
burgh, esq.
4. Maria, d. unm.
5. Margaret, m. William Roe, of Lou-
don, esq.
6. Lydia, m. Alexander Adair, of Hexton
Hall, CO. Suffolk, esq.
7. Frances, m. John Williams, of Chi-
chester, esq., and d. his v/idow, 14 Dec. 1829,
having survived all her sisters.
Sir William d. 28 Dec. ]777j and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
III. Sir GEORGE, 3d bart., m., 1st, at
Geneva, mademoiselle Sales, of Pregny-la-
tour, by whom he had an only son.
Sir William-Lewis-Geoege, 4th bart.
And 2dly, Sophia, da. of admiral John
Montagu, by whom (who survived him) he
had no issue.
Sir George d. 6 May 1815, and Avas suc-
ceeded by his only son,
IV. Sir WILLIAM-LEWIS-GEORGE,
present and 4ih bart.
Arms—Hee Plate 18. Argent, three lions,
rampant, two and one, gules, a chief, azure.
Crest — A demi lion, rampant, gules.
Motto — Honesti/ is the best policy.
Seat—T>s\e Park, Madehurst, co. Sussex.
WOLFF, of Town-hill, co. Southampton.
27 Oct. I7G6.
Sir JAMES-WILLIAM-WESTON WOLFF, Baronet, a baron of the
Holy Roman Empire, born 24 Nov. 1778 ; succeeded his father, sir Jacob,
20 Jan. 1809, married., 4 Jan. 1800, Frances, da. of Joseph Adkins, of
liincolnshire, esq., and by her (who d. \A April 1808) had issue,
1. EDWARD, b. 2 Sept. 1801, d. 4 May 1807-
Sir Charles, son of sir Charles-Godfrey
Wolff, of St. Petersburgh, was descended,
on the father's side, from a noble Silesian
family, that had a fief under the emperors
of Germany, near Breslau ; but when the
religious troubles commenced in Silesia,
they were forced to quit that country, and
seek an asylum in Sweden, where the Lu-
theran religion prevailed. When Peter the
Great conquered Livonia, this Charles-God-
frey was carried, being then an infant, 1704,
in captivity, into Wologda, a town in the
188
MOSTYN-CHAMPNEYS HORT.
interior parts of the Russian empire, and,
arriving at the age of maturity, settled at
Moscow, where, on 27 Jan. 1739, O.S., the
first bart. was born.
I. Sir JACOB, created a bart. 27 Oct. 17C)G,
b. 27 Jan. 1739, O.S., succeeded his uncle,
baron Jacob Wolif, in 1759, in his estates ;
and the emperor of Germany, Francis I.,
honoured him with the patent of a baron
July 1761, (wherein he is styled Jacob Van
Wolff, knt., and baron of the Holy Roman
Empire,) and likewise to all his lawful chil-
dren, and their issue, males and females.
Sir Jacob, being naturalized, settled in
Hampshire, and was created a bart. as above.
He m. 11 Dec. 17(36, Anne, only da. of the
right hon. Edward Weston, secretary of
state in Ireland, 2d son of dr. Stephen
Weston, lord bishop of Exeter 1724, and by
her (who d. 13 March 1815) he had issue,
1. Sir James-William-Weston, present
bart.
2. 3. 4. 5. Four das., the 2d and only sur-
vivor of whom, Lucy, b. 8 Oct. 1771. w., 1st,
29 Nov. 1792, major Parslow, of the king's
own regt. of dragoons ; 2dly, in 1800, Philip
Ditcher, of Reading, co. Berks, esq.
Sir Jacob d. 20 Jan. 1810, and was suc-
ceeded by his only son,
II. Sir James-William-Weston, present
bart.
A}-ms, Crest, S(c. — See Plate 18. As de-
scribed in the German patent of baron —
A shield, erect, divided into four quar-
ters; in the centreof which, an escutcheon,
with the arms following: vert, a wolf, pas-
sant, proper, and in chief three fleurs-de-lis,
argent, the arms of Van Wolff. In the 1st
quarter of the achievement, or, an eagle
displayed, sable, ducally crowned, gules ; in
the 2d quarter, azure, an armed arm issuing
out of the clouds from the sinister, grasping
a sword, in the attitude of striking, proper;
in the 3d quarter, argent, a naked arm is-
suing out of the clouds from the sinister,
holding a palm branch, proper ; and lastly,
in the 4th quarter, or, a triangle, sable. The
whole achievement is illustrated with an
imperial baron's crown, or, set with five
large pearls, upon which are three open
tilting helmets, azure, ducally crowned, or,
lined, gules, ornamented with jewels, pen-
dant, or, the dexter mantling, green and
silver, and the sinister, black and gold, in-
termixed ; from the middle coronet issuant
a demi wolf rampant ; on the dexter helmet,
from a ducal coronet a fleur-de-lis, argent,
between two wings of a Saxon eagle dis-
played, tawney ; and on the sinister, stand-
ing on a ducal coronet, an eagle, displayed,
sable, crowned as in the 1st quarter of arms;
and lastly, for his supporters, two lions,
rampant, regardant, with double tails, or,
tongues, gules.
Motto — Dante Deo.
Sen^— Chulmleigh, Devon.
CHAMPNEYS, (now MOSTYN-CHAMPNEYS,) of Orchardley, co.
Somerset.
2G Jan. 1767-
Sir THOMAS-SWYMMER MOSTYN-CHAMPNEYS, Baronet,
succeeded his father, sir Thomas, 2 July 1821 ; horn 31 May 17G9, took the
name of Mostyn in addition to, and before that of Champneys, by royal
sign manual, 1831 ; married, 21 April 1792, Charlotte-Margaret, 2d da. and
co.-h. of sir Roger Mostyn, bart., by whom he has no issue.
This family claims, through a match
with a da. of Courtenay, descent from the
royal house of France, and the tradition in
Somersetshire is, that it has been seated at
Orchardley, near Frome Selwood, in that
county, from the time of the Norman con-
quest. Sir Ariiian Champnei/s , knt., lived in
the reign of Henry II.; he had one son,
sir Amian Champneys, knt., who m. Anne,
da. of Courtenay, earl of Devonshire
(by his wife, Blanch, da. of Louis, king
of Franc ).
Richard Champneys, of Orchardley,
esq., slieriff of Somersetshire 172H, m., 1st,
Sarah, da. and co-h. of sir William Daines,
of Bristol, knt., by whom he had,
1. Catharine-Chandler, m. Elias de
la Fontain, d. 1777.
2. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Missing, esq.
He m., 2dly, Jane, only da. and eventually
sole h. of Anthony-Langley Swymmer, by
whom (who d. 1752) he had,
3. Jane, m. John Child, esq., rf. 1768.
4. Richard-Chandler, b. 13 July 1743.
5. Sarah, m. J. Gamm, esq., d. 1771.
6. Richard, d. an infant.
7. Sir Thomas, 1st bart.
I. Sir THOMAS, 6. 9 Oct. 1745, created a
bart. as above, 26 Jan. 1767, m- Caroline- Anne,
da. of Richard Cox, of Quarley, co. Hants,
esq., and by her (who d. 1791) had issue,
1. Sir Thomas-Swvmmer, present bart.
2. Catharine-Harriet, b. 1776, m. I.
Butcher, esq., d. 1812.
Sir Thomas w;., 2dly, Henrietta, da. of
Humphry Minchin, of Stubbington, co.
Hants, by whom (who d. Jan. 1827) he had
no issue, and dying 2 July 1821, was suc-
ceeded by his son,
11. Sir THOMAS-SWYMMER, present
and 2d bart.
Anns — See Plate 18. Per pale, or and
sable, within a border, engrailed and coun-
terchanged, a lion, rampant, gules.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, a sword,
erect, between two wings, expanded.
Motto — Vro putrid non timidaspcrire.
Seat— At Orchardley, co. Somerset.
HORT, of Castle Sthange, co. Middlesex.
8 Sept. 1707.
Sir JOSIAH-M^ILLIAM HORT, Baronet, born G July 1791, succeeded
his father, sir John, 23 Oct. 1807 ; married, 31 March 1823, Louisa-
BURNABY.
189
Georgina, youngest da. and co.-li. of sir James Caldwell, of Castle Cald-
well, co. Fermanagh, bart., and has issue, 1. JOHN-JOSIAH, b. 14 Jan.
1824;
-2. Georgtaxa-Louisa, b. 8 Jan. 1825
-3. WlLLIABI-
FiTZMAURicE-JosiAH, b. 20 Jan. 1827.
JosiAH HoRT, D.D., archbishop of Tuam,
(son of John Hort, of Markfield, co. Glou-
cester, esq.,) m., 19 Feb. 1725, the hon.
Elizabeth Fitzmaurice, 3d da. of William,
20th lord Kerry, and sister of Thomas, 1st
earl of Kerry, (grandfather of William, 1st
marquess of Landsdowne, K.G.,) and by
her (who d. 25 Jan. 1/45) had issue,
1. Josias-George, b. 1732, m., 14 June
1766, Jane-Maria, da. and co-h. of John
Hawks, of Pontenive, co. Longford, esq.,
and d. Feb. 1786, s.p.
2. Sir John, 1st bart.
3. Edmund, d. young.
4. Charles, d. 1731.
5. Anne.
6. Anne-Mary, d,
7. Elizabeth, b. 1729, m. sir James
Caldwell, of Castle Caldwell, co. Ferma-
nagh, bart., and d. Sept. 1778.
8. Frances, b. 5 July 1731, m., 10 Jan.
1763, John Parker, 1st lord Boringdon, and
d. 17(54, s.p.
9. Mary, b. 1737> m. John Cramer, of
Bellaville, co. Meath, esq., who assumed
the name of Coghill, and was created a bart.
of Great Britain, 1778 (see that title).
The archbishop rf. 14 Dec. 1751.
I. Sir JOHN, 2d son of the archbishop of
Tuam, b. 8 Aug. 1735, appointed consul at
Lisbon, 9 June 1767. and created a bart. of
Great Britain, 8 Sept. 1767 ; m., Oct. 1789,
Margaret, da. of sir Fenton Aylmer, of
Doneda Castle, co. Kildare, bart., and had
issue,
1. Sir Joshua-William, 2d bart.
2. John, 6. 4 Aug. 1792, d. young.
3. Fenton, b. 3 Aug. 1794, m., April
1825, Anne, eldest da. of the rev. Anthony
Collett, of Kelsall Hall, co. Suffolk.
4. Elizabeth, b. 25 Nov. 1795, d. young.
5. Mary- Anne, b. 24 May 1797. d. Sept.
1821.
6. Elizabeth, 6. 1800, d. young.
Sir John d. 23 Oct. 1807. and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
IL Sir JOSEPH- W1LLL\M, present
bart.
Arms — See Plate 18. Azure, a cross, or,
in the 1st quarter, a rose, argent.
Crest — An eagle, regardant, with wings
expanded, proper, in his beak a chaplet,
vert.
Seat — At Hortland, in Kildare, Ireland.
BURNABY, ofBaouGHTox Hall, co. Oxford.
31 Oct. 1767.
Sir WILLTAM-CRISP-HOOD BURNABY, Baronet, commander
R.N., succeeded his father, sir William -Chaloner, 19 Feb. 1794 ; married^ at
Bermuda, 2 May 1818, the relict of Joseph Wood, esq.
John Burnaby, of Kensington, esq., m. esq., by whom (who d. 3 March 1823) he
Clara, da. of sir Edward Wood, knt., by
whom he had 6 sons and 3 das.
1. John, who was many years minister to
the Swiss Cantons, and secretary to the
earl Waldegrave, when ambassador at the
court of France.
2. Edward, one of the chief clerks of the
treasury, m. Mary, da. and h. of Thomas
Green, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Edward, m. miss Carteret.
2. William - Pitt, a lieutenant R.N.,
and other children.
3. Sir William, 1st bart.
4. Daniel, rector of Hanwell, co. Mid-
dlesex, and fellow of St. John's College,
Cambridge.
5. Robinson ; 6. Thomas, both d.
young.
7. Clara.
8. Bathshua.
9. Carolina, m. James W^aldo, of Har-
row, CO. Middlesex, esq.
L Sir WILLIAM, 1st bart. rear-ad-
miral R.N., (3d son of John,) was of
Broughton - Hall, co. Oxford, knighted 9
April 1754, and afterwards admiral and com-
mander-in-chief at Jamaica, and in the
Gulf of Mexico. Sir William m., 1st,
Margaret, relict of Donovan, of the
island of Jamaica, esq., by whom he had,
1. Sir William-Chaloner, 2d bart.
2. Elizabeth.
He TO., 2dly, Grace, da. of Drewry Ottley,
Emma, m. lieut. -colonel
i. 1777» and was succeeded
esq., by whom (who d.
had,
3. Drewry, d. an infant.
4. edward-augt'stus-c.e.sar.
5. Henry.
6. George.
7. Georgian a-Grace, m. John Chamier,
esq., and d. 14 May 1826.
8. Charlotte, m. Josias-Du-Pre Porch-
er, esq.
9. Harriet
Richardson, d.
Sir William
bv his son,
"II. Sir WILLIAM-CHALONER, ?»., 29
June 1783, Elizabeth, 2d da. of Crisp Mo-
lineux, of Garboldesham, co. Norfolk, esq.,
by whom (who d. 28 Feb. 1816) he had,
1. Harriet-Emma, m. general William-
M. Richardson, and d. 6 Sept. 1811.
2. Sir William -Crisp - Hood, present
bart.
Sir William-Chaloner d. 19 Feb. 1794,
and was succeeded by his only son,
III. Sir WILLIAM-CRISP-HOOD, pre-
sent bart.
Arrtis—See Plate 18. Argent, two bars,
gules; in chief, a lion, passant, per pale, of
the second, and vert.
CVes^— Out of a naval crown, a demi lion,
rampant, gardant, or, in the dexter paw a
staff, proper, thereon a flag gules.
Motto — Pm rei(e.
Seat— AX. Broughton Hall, co. Oxford.
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NEALE.— HUME.
BURRARD, (now NEALE,) of Walhampton, co. Hants.
3 April 1769.
Sir HARRY NEALE, Baronet, Admiral of the Blue, G.C.B., succeeded
his uncle, sir Harry Burrard, 12 Api'il 1791 ; married^ 15 April 1795, Grace-
Elizabeth, eldest da. and co-h. of Robert Neale, of Shaw House, co. Wilts,
esq., and took the name of Neale^ by royal sign manual.
Thomas Burrard, of Lymington, co.
Hants, b. 1611, m. Elizabeth, da. of Gregory
Isham, of Barby, co. Northampton, by
whom he had 1 da. Anne, d. tinm. ; and 4
sons, 1. Thomas, d. unm. ; 2. John, m. and
had issue ; 3. Sidney/, d. unm. ; and 4.
Paul, the younger son, m., 20 March
1678, Anne, da. and co-h. of John Button,
by whom he had, John and Sidney, twins,
who d. young, and an only surviving son,
Paul, wk, 17 Oct. 1704, Lucy, da. of sir
William-Dutton Colt, bart., envoy extra-
ordinary to the courts of Dresden, Lunen-
burg, Zell, and Hanover, by whom (who
d. 1750) he had issue,
1. Sir Harry, 1st bart.
2. Paul, d. young.
.3. William, col. in the army, b. 1712, d.
Nov. 1780, m., 1st, Elizabeth-Jacintha, da.
and co-h. of De la Rose, minister
from the court of Spain to Great Britain,
by whom he had issue,
1. Lucy; 2. Leonora-Sophia, bothd. unm.
He m., 2dly, Mary, da. of Joseph Pearce,
of Lymington, by whom he had issue,
3. Sir Harry, present bart.
4. George, in holy orders, chaplain to
the king, rector of Yarmouth, Isle of
Wight, and Middleton-Tyas, co. York,
m,, 1st, 18 Sept. 1804, Elizabeth- Anne, da.
and h. of William Coppell, of Jamaica,
esq., by whom (who rf. 11 April 1815) he
had issue, 1. Georgr, b. 13 Oct. 1805; 2.
Susan, 6. 2, and d. (» March 1807. He m.,
2dly, 1 May 1816, Emma, da. of admiral
Joseph Bingham, and had issue, 3. Harry,
b. 13 Oct. 1818; 4. Sidnei/, b. 4 Nov.
1826; 5. Harriet, b. 23 Jan. 1817 ; 6.
Emma, b. 21 Feb. and d. 10 May 1820;
7. Emma-Selina, b. 31 Oct. 1821, d. 6
March 1822 ; 8. Theresa, b. 24 Aug. 1824.
5. Harriet-Sophia, m. the hon. mr.
Justice Rooke.
6. Marianne, m. William Rooke, esq.,
East India Company's civil service.
4. Paul, d. young.
5. George, m., 19 Aug. 1751, Madelaine,
da. of John Durell, of the island of Jersey,
by whom he had i?sue,
1. Anne, m. Charles Bowles, of Enfield,
CO. Middlesex, esq.
2. Sir Harry, created a bart. 1807 (see
that title).
3. Philip, m. and had issue.
6. Mary, d. young.
I. HARRY, eldest son of Paul, was
created a bart. 3 April 1769, with li-
mitations to his brothers, William and
George, and their issue male successively.
Sir Harry m., 1st, Alicia, da. of John Snape,
who d. without issue ; he m., 2dly, 1754,
Mary-Frances, da. of James Clarke, of
Wharton, co. Hereford, esq., by whom
(who d. Sept. 1777) he had,
1. Louisa.
2. Charles-Robert, both d. young.
Sir Harry d. 12 April 1791, and was suc-
ceeded by his nephew,
II. Sir HARRY, present bart.
Anns — See Plate 19. Argent, a lion,
rampant, and in chief, two dexter hands
gules ; over all, a fess or, charged with
two lions, counter-rampant, and supporting
between them a dexter hand, all of the
second.
Crests— \st (of honourable augmentation
granted 1815.) Out of a naval crown or, a
cubit arm erect, encircled by a branch of
oak, proper, the liand grasping a trident,
in bend sinister, point downwards, gold.
2d, a dexter arm embowed in armour,
the hand grasping a sword, all proper.
Supporters — (As grand cross of the Bath.)
On either side, a lion reguardant, argent,
standing upon an anchor proper, supporting
a trident erect, or, gorged with a naval
crown, therefrom, a cliain reflexed over the
back, azure.
Motto — Persevere.
Seat — At Walhampton, co. Hants.
HUME, of WoRMLEYBURY, CO. Herts.
4 April 17G9.
Sir ABRAHAM HUME, Baronet, F.R.S. and S.A., iom 20 Feb. 1749,
O.S., succeeded his father, sir Abraham, 10 Oct. 1772; married, 25 April
1771 7 Amelia, da. of John Egerton, D.D. bishop of Durham, and sister of
John Egerton, 9th and last earl of Bridgewater, and da. of the right rev.
dr. John Egerton, lord bishop of Durham (by Sophia de Grey, youngest
da. of Henry de Grey, duke of Kent, by his 2d wife, Sophia Bentinck, da.
of William, the 1st earl of Portland) ; and by her (who d. 8 Aug. 1809)
had issue 2 das., 1. Amelia, b. 29 Jan. 1772, w., 28 May 1793, the
right hon. Charles, lord Farnborough, G.C.B. ; 2. Amelia-Sophia, A.
31 July 1788, w., 24 July 1810, John, earl Brownlow, and d.2l Feb. 1814,
leaving issue.
From records in this family it appears to Home, of Kimmergham, and Redhaugh, co.
be a branch of the family of the earls of Berwick, which lands he exchanged for
Home, which settled in the co. East Lo- those of Hound wood, and Fernyside, who
thian; a descendantof whom was Alexa 
