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DEBRETT’S PEERAGE
or 1H
UNITED KINGDOM
or
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
VOL. II.
DEBRETT’S PEERAGE
OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM
OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
THE WINETEENTH EDITION, NEWLY ARRANGED AND
COWSIDERABLY IMPROVED.
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VOL. II.
SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
LONDON :
PRINTED BY G. WOODFALL, ANGEL-COURT, 6KINNER-STREET ;
For C. J. G. and F. Rivin, » St. Paul’s Church Yard, and Waterloo Place,
Pall Mall; J. and W. . Clarke, Portugal Street, Lincoln’s Inn; Lon
and Co., Paternoster Row; T. Cadell, Strand; John Richardson, oyal
Exchange ; J. Booth, Duke Street, Portland Chapel; J. Booker, New Bond
Street; J. ‘M. Richardson, Cornhill; Baldwin and Cradock, S. Bagster, R.
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Executors of T. Egerton.
1831.
(ENTERED AT STATIONERS’ HALL. ]
GS.
CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
Index of Titles.
Representative
Representative Peers of Ireland.
PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND.
| aor esadiremsgd from Plate 51 to 64.
PEERAGE OF IRELAND.
Plates of the Arms, from Plate 67 to 95.
——————_,, Archbishops and Bishops in Ireland,
Plates 96 to 100.
Plates of Collars, Star-Jewels of the Orders of Knight-
hood, &c. :
APPENDIX.
List of the Married Daughters of Peers
Exouisn titles extinet, dormant, and in abeyance
Forfeited English titles ...-....
Scora titles extinct or dormant .
Inis ties extinct from the Union .
Irish titles extinct ..
Irish titles forfeited.
Irish titles granted by James IL., after his abdication «++
+s
vi CONTENTS OF VOL. ITI.
Page
English and Irish Peerages conferred or restored by each *
of our Sovereigns during their respective Reigns ..... - 1035
Number of Chaplains the Peers may ualify ++ee+s nn
. Knights of the Most Noble Order of the Garter . eveee 1036
Knights of the Most Ancient Order of the Thistle ....... 1037
Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath ..........- 1038
Knights Grand Crosses .......+...-0+sess00 eo enees -- 1041
Knights Commanders ........c0:esscccccces coceeescee 1043
Companions of the Order of the Bath......cese eee coeee 1046
Knights of the Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick ..... 1054
Order of St. Michael and St. George ........ coccccsscee 1055
INDEX OF TITLES
ro
VOL. IT.
B. The Seotch and irish Titles which are at present united
with English dignities are omitted in this Index.
viii INDEX OF TITLES.
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Tweeddale......S.M. 528 Waterpark...... I. B. 921
Tyrconnell ...... I.E. 739 Wellesley.......I. M. 693
Wemyss........ S. E. 577
Ventry..........1.B. 946 Westmeath......I. M. 708
Wicklow........J. E.
Weallscourt.......I. B. 948 Winterton.......J. E. 748
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List
or rue
REPRESENTATIVE PEERS FOR SCOTLAND,
ELECTED FOR THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT.
LIST
OF THE
REPRESENTATIVE PEERS FOR IRELAND
ELECTED FOR LIFE.
Witiiam, Marquess Thomond.
Henry, Marquess Conyngham.
George-Thomas-John, Marquess of Westmeath.
Somerset-Richard, Earl of Carrick.
Francis-William, Earl of Charlemont.
George, earl of Kingston.
Stephen, Earl of Mount Cashell.
Thomas, earl of Longford.
John, Earl of Mayo.
John Willoughby, Earl of Enniskillen.
William, Earl of Wicklow.
Richard, Earl of Lucan.
Somerset-Lowry, Earl of Belmore.
Charles-Henry, Earl O'Neill.
Dupré, Earl of Caledon.
Edmund-Henry, Earl of Limerick.
Richard, Earl of Clancarty.
Archibald, Earl of Gosford.
Lawrence, Earl Rosse.
Charles- William, Ear! of Charleville.
Richard, Earl of Glengall.
Robert-Edward, Viscount Lorton.
Charles, Viscount Gort.
Hayes, Viscount Doneraile.
John, Lord Farnham.
James, Lord Dufferin and Claneboye.
James, Lord Dunally.
DEBRETT’S
PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND
AND
IRELAND.
==
SCOTLAND.
DUKES.
en)
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Doxe of HAMILTON,
Marquess of Douglas, Clydesdale, and Hassilton ; Earl of Angus,
Arran, and Lanark ; Lord Macanshire, Polmont, Abernethy, and
Abertirothock, in Scotland ; Dux of BRANDON, and
Dutton, co, Chester, n England ; and Duke of Chatelheraule in
France: Keeper of Holyrood House; Lord-Lieutenant co. La-
nark; F.R. and S.A.; bora 3 Oct. 1767; summoned by writ to
the house of peers during his father’s lifetime, as Baron Dutton
succeeded his father, ler, the Inte duke, 10 Feb, 181
married, 26 April 1810, Susan-Euphemia, da. of Wi am Beck:
ford, of Fonthill, co. Wilts, sia, (by Catherine Gordon, da of
Charles, 10th earl of Al issue, —1. WILLIAM-
ALEXANDER - ANTHONY - ARCHIBALD, Marquess of
3.16 Feb. 1811;—2 Susan-Caruenixe-Han-
ner, b. 9 June 1814.
vou. 1% 2
502 SCOTS PEERAGE.
been a inger son, “ae Robert de
and to have a son, Gilbert, who, having killed John le De-
a po ek nd beard about the bd of king Edward I,
from the apprehended vengeance of that monarch ; and being
{lato a wood he ‘and his servant chaigod Hosta
sepa seat wee
ers
vant take notice ane Tusilyerted is tin tae
hich word, with the onl and saw through it, he took for
motto and crest, in memory of his happy deliverance.
tail is, however, liable to several objections. Neither Duis,
nor any other of the English genealogists, makes mention of the
descent of the Hamiltons from the earls of Leicester. A
to them, obert, 3d earl, had 3 sons, Robert, dtl carl, who
without issue in'1204; Roger, bishop of St. Andrew's and chan-
cellor of Scotland, who d, in 1202; and William, a leper, founder
of the hospital of St. Leonard, at Leicester. That this William
died, before his eldest brother, without issue, is evident, from the
circumstance of the great inheritance of the family being divided,
on the death of the 4th earl, between his sisters ; and it is further
proved by a deed of Petronella, widow of the 3d earl, that the
surname of her son, William, was not Hamilton, but de Britolio.
It is therefore clear, that he was not the progenitor of the family
of Bess hove Ascent, if derived from the earls of Lice
ter at all, (as similarity of arms, concurring
testimony of several authors, seem to render probable.) must
have been from one of the younger sons of the first or second earl.
‘We therefore commence our account of the family with
g(tunERT DE Hawrxposy whose name occurs in the Char-
lary of Paisley, 1272, and who was father of WALTER, who
wee ae to king Edward I. 1292, and had 2 sons, Davin,
ancestor of the dukes of Hamilton, and John, ancestor of the eatls
of Haddington. Fifth in descent from David was
Sir James, of Cadyow, who was created a lord of
28 June 1446, m. Mary, eldest da. of James TT., king of Scotlands
ward for his services in negotiating the marriage between
James TV. and aa orpnasee srarpsue eldest dae of King They
VIL, Thy ear 1090; leaving fens by his 30 wife, Janet, dt
of sir David Beatoun, of Creich, a
Tastes, 2 earl, who was, tn 1943, declared by the estates of
parliament second pervon in the real and nearest to succeed to
own of the same, filing the iste of queen Mary, and by
Jooon Oe, Canoe betel ef the ose and poremorof the
realm. He wae created, by King Henry II. of duke
‘Chateiherault in Poitou, and invested with the order of Sk.
obliged to submit to the it Moray.
fies sient dof James Doogie of Morton, and d. 22
1575, leaving issue,
Jane 1619, baron Ennerdale, and earl of Cambridge in England ;
im. Anne, da. of James Cunningham, 7th earl of Gleneairn, and
had issue,
1. James, Ist duke.
3 Wrnrtam, 24 duke
2 Axx, me . 7th earl toun.
iene eA in
‘Bd earl of Queensberry
‘monrquess d. 2 March 1625, and was succeeded by his eldest
His grace m. Mary Fielding, da, of William, Ist earl of Denbigh,
sister to Geonge Villiers; the celeurated duke of
1. CHARLES; 2. Janes; 3. Winztasr, who all d.
4 Axwe, who alterwards became duchess of Hamilton.
Wirrram, 2d duke, K.G., 5, 14 Dec. 1616; in 1639, he was
created earl of Lanark, lord Macanshire and Polmount ; m. Eli-
zabeth, da. and co-heiress of James Maxwell, earl of Dirleton,
1. Jaates, d. an infant.
a2
504 SCOTS PEERAGE.
2 ANNE, m. Shot Sone
5 hives mer hat Pa‘ehtest 10 of William, eae of
Glencairn; and, pei ete sir David ah
eer
4 MARY, m., Ist, Alexander, , sir James
ee eo cone mimear aa
His grace having raised a troop of horse for the service of Charles
II., and marching to the fatal battle of Worcester, on the 9d Sept,
1631, he received a shot in his leg, of which he died, and was
ariel in, the cathedral of Worcester. Upon the death of the
duke, without issue male, the carom of Cambridge became
tinct and the dukedom of Hamilton, purruant to the Menieations
of the patent of 1643, devolved on his niece,
AwxE, duchess of Hamilton, eldest surviving da. of James, Ist
duke of Hamilton. Her grace m, Wrtt1am Dovoras, K.G-,
eldest son of William, Jet marquess of Douglas, by hie 33 wife,
ary Gordon, da. of Ist marquess of Huntly (ancestor
Make duken ot Gorton}. je was created, 1646, earl of Selkirk,
which title he afterwards surrendered in favour of his
Charles ; and after his marriage was, upon a petition from
duchess, created, 1650, duke of Hamilton for life. By Anne,
duchess of Hamilton, he left issue,
1. Jaares, 4th duke.
2 Wrantaat @. without issue.
Sk CHARLES, earl of Selkirk.
am John, Ist duke of Atholl
Jolin, 2d earl of Dundonald, and had issue,
fh. Mawoaner, me. domes Maule, earl of Panmure.
‘The duke d, 1694, and was succeeded by his son,
paamEsy Ath dake of Hassilton, and 1st duke of Brandon, and
baron Dutton, in the Peerage of England, K.G. and K.T.,'b. 11
‘April 1658. "His grace sneceeded, on the death of his father, to
his heirs male ; and one of the reasons recited in the patent of his
his being nearly related to the but lying
for bla cnt inthe house of lords, te was sijoced, thats by me
Bid aio he nn oo of tind ly tthe
" sad 6 fand "" and after a long debate,
the house resolved accordingly, 30 Dee. 1710. ‘This reolution,
however, was reversed by a sul it decision of the house of
lords in 1782, on the petition of 8th duke, when, after
5. James, 5th duke.
6 erecta ry
7. Winttas, m. Anne, da. and acle ‘of Francis: ad de
Hanwe it 1734, and hs lady rem. William, viscount Ven, in the peer=
in his i
fe Sonam, my Aug. 1798, Auihony-Tracy Keck, of Greai Tew, co. Ox-
® Axwe, Fg AT ryan mae Ree A messed ms
is arson oma 5 doa with ‘Mobun 15 Nov. 1712,
Jaares, 5th duke of Hamilton, and 24 duke of Brandon,K.T..
m., Ist, Anne Cochrane, da. of John, 4th earl of Dundonald, and
beth, da. tole heiress of Edward Spencer, of Rendiesham,
co, Suffolk, esq., by whom (who m., 2dly, 24 Dec. 1751, the hon.
SS 3d earl of Rochfc
and d.9 W771 ir ad = =i
2
‘aoa 6th duke, 4. 10 ed, 1724, m., 14 Feb. 1752, Eliza-
beth, 2 da. of John Gunning, of Castle Coote, co. Roscommon,
esq-, by the hon. Bridget Bourke, 3d da. of Theobald, 6th visct.
Mayo ; and by her (whom., 2dly, 3d March 1759, John Campbell,
Sth duke of Vater of the present duke, and was created,
a of Great Britain, aye title of baroness
‘Hamilton, of Hameldon, co. Leicester) had,
1. James-Gronse, 7th duke.
tg Dovetas, Bu ds Rea
Edward, present earl of Derby, and d. 1707-
x Euizanerit, my
‘The duke d. 17 Fan. 17 1758, “and was succeeded by his eldest son,
James-Gronee, 7th duke, b. 18 Feb. 1755, and succeeded to
the titles of marquess of Douglas and earl of Angus, on the death
of Archibald, the last on of Poopee, who d. 21 July 1761,
without his lineally descended from William,
earl of Selki t son of the 2d marriage of William, Ist
marques of His ies d. unm. 7 July 1769, and was
succeeded by his 7
Doveras, 8th duke, b. 24 July 1756, m., 4 April 1778, Bliza~
508 SCOTS PEERAGE.
and Sangubar, viscount Nith, Thortholwold and Ross, lord
Douglas, of Kinmont, Middlebie, and Dornock, pursuant to &
special Hoaitation in a patent dated 1706, and letters of entail
consequent thereupon, executed by James, 2d duke of Queens-
berry, m., 20 March, 1767, Elizabeth, da. of George, duke of
‘Montagu, and by her (who d, 21 Nov. 1827, aged 85) had issue,
1. Cuannes-Wititam-Henny, 4th duke.
2. Mary, b. 19 May 1769, m. James-George, earl of Courtoun.
cachsbyitaizeru, 10 Oct. 170, me 9 Nove 1988, Wiliam, prevent and 1th
4, CAROLINE, ms 13 Aug. 1000, Charlee ues
Xs, 13. Aug 1000, lepine =
5, Hest Jascs-Monaon, succeeded tothe barony of M
imitation of the patest (see Bancee MonTAOUs in the Pech ste
(& Hawhterra, me Dec. 1006, Willam, marques of Lot
The duke d. 11 Jan. 1812, and was succeeded by his ‘deat son,
Cuarces-WittiaM-Hewry, K.T. 4th dul 6. 24 Mi
1774, (summoned to parliament 1807, during the lifetime of
father, as baron Tyndale,) m., 24 March 1796, Harriet-Catherine
Townshend, youngest da. of ‘Thomas, Ist viscount Sydney, and
by her (who d 24 Aug. 1814) had issue,
1. Awwe-ELizanern, te7 A
2. Guonow-Hexny, carl of Dal ith, de 1 March 1008.
rt nat ‘July 182, viscount Stopford,
Gnancorre usin
eerie onary aia fee S Sept. 1889, the hon. Peregrine
TAM ARY ms
Cust, and d. 9 Oct, 1029. a
5. CaTRunine-FRawces, d. June 1814.
reSahan, bid Aug. iBLd.
His graced, at Lisbon, 20 April 1819, and was succeeded by his som,
"ALTER-FRANCTS, present and dth duke.
Heir Presumptice—Lard Joux Scort, only brother of the
Creations Lord Scott, of Buccleuch, 16 March 1605; Earl
ate 51. Quarterly, Ist, the arms of King Charles 1. debrsed
Mgrs an bend eats Detween two
il. Or, on
eeacents of the field—Scorr. 1st and Athy argent, ‘s huroan
‘imperial crown, or; and on three
Dovowas. 2nd and ard, cross
‘or—Man, The whole (of this q ‘within a bordure or,
‘double tressure: ‘sed quarter fs borne
eensbery. th as the It
‘arid gathered up atthe knees, the arms and bosoms uncovered around
seis erway meses ny cepa By ins states hana
their heads adorned wih a plume of three ostrich feathers
“Motto—Amo, Love.
—_———
DUKES. 508
CHARLES LENNOX, Dose of LENNOX, in Scotlad, of
Ridunond in England, and of Aubigny in France; Earl of
March and Darnley.
(See Duxe of Rrcnxon, in the Peerage of England.)
==
GEORGE GORDON, Dux of GORDON, Marquess and
Earl of Huntley, and Earl of Enzie, Viscount Inverness, Baron
Gordon, of Strathbogie, Lord of Badenach, Lochabar, Strathaven,
Achindoun, Balmors, Gartley, snd Kineardine; Seots honours ?
‘Alexander,
neral in the Army, and Colonel ‘of the Ist Regiment of Foot :
was summoned to the house of peers in his father's lifetime, 11
Ape 1807, and placed in his father’s barony of Gordon, of
Huntley ; married, 11 Dec. 1813, Elizabeth, da. of Alexander
Brodie, of Arn Hall, North Britain, esq., but has no issue.
afroniing to Chambers, the territory of Gordon, in Berwick-
te De "Daido great extent, was granted, during the reign
rid 1, to an Anglo. Norman ‘settler, who assumed
In the reign of Robert I., sir
‘ion de Gon hae a grant of the barony of Strathbogie,
Atholl ; his eho sir Adam Gordon, of
Homi jon, 1402, leaving an only da. and
b., m. to ee Seton, 2d son of sir William Seton, of Seton.
‘Their eldest son and h.,
ALexaxpen SEron, lord of Gordon, assumed the surname
of Gordon, and was created, 22 Jan. 1449-50, earl of Huntley.
He baie Soe + by his 2 wife he had issne sir Alexander,
ancestor of the Setons of Touch ; but the earldom of Huntley
was entailed on his issue by his 3d wife, Elizabeth, da. of Wil-
fam, lord Criehton, high chancellor of Scotland, by whom he
was father of
Geonor, 2 earl, m. Annabella, da. of king James L, and
dying & June 1501, was succeeded by his eldest son and h.,
ALEXANDER, 3d earl, m., ch Joan, da. of Jobn, earl of
Al uterine brother of king ‘James’ IL, and d. 16 Jan.
1923-4.
Geonor, 4th earl, was son of John, lord Gordon, eldest son
of the 3d earl, who d. in his father's lifetime. He m. Elizabeth,
sister of William Keith, 4th earl marischal, and was father of
Sth earl, whose only ‘son,
Gronce, 6th earl, was created, 17 April 1599, marquess of
BS
510 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Huntley ; m. Henrietta, eldest da. of Esme Stewart, duke of
Lennox, and dying 13 June 1636, was succeeded by his eldest son,
GeorcE, 2d marquess, created 29 April 1632, viscount
Aboyne, with remainder, on his death or succession to his father's
honours, to his 24 son, James; m. Anne, da. of Archibald
Compl 7eh earl of Argyll, and by her (who a 14 June 1638)
rm Groner, killed at the battle of Mond, 1649, wm
&. Janes, became viscount Aboyne on his father's niccession to
raaeaioan ot Mcetion, eenec tame the title ot
3. Lewis, 3d marquess.
a CHARLES, created earl of Aboyne (see that title).
‘The marquess was beheaded for his loyalty to king Charles
22 March 1649, and was succeeded by his ot titer
TLagwis; 3a tharquens, ox Ioabel,_ da, 2 Bic Sarenel Onna
Grant, and d. 1653, leaving an only son,
Groner, 4th marques, crated dubs of Gonnox, 1 Nov.
1684; m. Elizabeth Howard, 24 da. of Henry, 6th duke of Nor-
folk, and by her (who d. July 1782) he had
1. ALEXaNDER, 2d duke.
2, Jane, m. James T16, cal oes mesnnotgd ty tas cana ae
The duke d. 7 Dec. 1716, and was succeeded by his
27) commander hn-shiet Of the Moreen te
ey a of if Join Drumiona, sq and widow of
6 Many,
i Ave m. Willi
Burry, m. the rev.
9 Jan “de uum. V7.
10, Cartiznixn, m. Francis, 5th earl of Wemyss.
Channore.
His grace d. Nov. 1728, and was succeeded by his eldest'son,
Cosmo-Gronce, 3d duke ; m., 1741, Catharine Gordon, da.
of William, 24 earl’ of Aberdeen, by whom (who m. 2dly, gen.
Staates Long Morris, and d. 10 Dec. 1779) he had issue,
I Aumxaxprn dih duke,
2, Wantsaat, receiver gen. ofthe dichy of Compal, d.1 May
ug} Maze "Frames Ingram Shepherd, 3d. of Charley dun veou
& Stun, stat toy, Jobin Pane, 9th eat] of Westmoreland; and, 2a
8 Boe: 770, col. John Woodford, and de Dees ite, a
EeRuteas mor i768 the reve ‘Resandet Chater and de 7 June 1916
Chrmennve, nm. Thomas eG Sod Tegiment of foot, ds 3 Jan.
grace dying in France, in Aug. 1752, was succeeded by
one baa) 4th duke, KT, keeper of the seal in
apy
Teotand tad Butoasnt of, Abscdaucibinay: ead anomie ot
King's College, Aberdeen; 0. 29 June 1743, ma Ist, 18 Oc
of Aberdeen, and d. 25 June 1701.
‘kelly.
DUKES. au
1767, Jane, da of sir Wiliam Maxwell, bart, and by her (who
eit Apel 1819) had iss i) ae
Riera tery Pirie mest
CHARLATT Ems
‘& MapEtrsa, m, Ist, hy etd
bat arty 39 Silay eo
& Lours, wy
7 ry char 2
& Geomatard, m, 23 June 1009, Jolin, present and Sth duke of Bedford.
5 Suexaxoek, capt G0 foot, tk onm Ban. ih.
Mordaunt, of Turvey, which in the dukedom
‘af Gordon, on the death of Mary-Anastatia, ‘Mordauzit,
without issue, 22 June 1819; Earl of Norwich, and Baron Gor-
don, of Huntley, 84.
Aree—See Plate. aa A Azure, three boars’ heads or,
Gonvox. 2nd. ‘three lions’ heads erased. Or,
three crescents @ double ETON, 4th, Asure,
o.greyhounds proper, each gorged with a plain collar gules,
‘with three
"Rises -vdninoy nem sotatis:| By courage, not by eres and over the cost
* Bydand.”
———
of the Great Seal in Scotland, and Hered Sheriff co. Argyll :
born 22 1768 ; succeeded his father, ate eee cs,
24 May 1006 ; marred, 29 Nov. 1810, Caroline i:
liers, earl of Jersey (whose former marriage
with Henry." mario of Misiacy, KO. had
2 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Grecesrre Campnext, a gentleman of Anglo-Norman line-
agey acquired the lordship of Lachow, by marriage with the
heiress of the former possessors, in the lth century. His de-
scendant Sir Cori, surnamed More, or Great, was one of those
distinguished persons who were summoned, by Robert Bruce, to
Berwick, in Aug. 1291, when king Edward L, of England, came
there, to decide the dispute between him and John Baliol, for
the succession to the crown of Scotland. He m. a lady of the
family of Sinclair, and had issue Neil, his successor, and Donald,
ancestor of the earls of Loudoun.
Sir Duxcan CaMPDELE, great Ison of Neil, was
first of the family who assumed the title of Argyll, and was
created a lord of parliament, 1445; m. Marjory, 2d da. of
Robert, duke of Albany, regent of Scotland, and had issue,
1. Amcaimanp, d. in his! lifetime, leaving A son,
Cory, 2d lord.
Coutx, ancestor of the earls of Breadalhane.
Cprnert 1453, and was succeeded by his grandson,
Cox1x, who was, in 1457, created earl of Argyll,’ and, in
1483, lord high chancellor of Scotland ; which office he held rill
his decease in 1492; m. Isabel, da. and co-h. to John Stewart,
lord of Lorn, and had,
1. Arcumarp, 2d earl.
2. THOMAS, ancestor to the Campbells of Lundy, co. Forfar; and 5 das.
The earl was succeeded by his eldest son,
Ancrimatn, 24 earl, who, commanding the van of the army
at the battle of Flodden-field, 9 Sept. 1513, was killed with his
royal master; m. Elizabeth, da, of John Stewart, earl of Lennox,
‘and had,
1. Cont, 3d earl.
2 Ane
utBAl
4: Sir Jonx, of Calder, ancestor of lord Cawdor.
4 Dowaxn, abbot of Cou
Corrx, 3d earl, m. Janet Gordon, da. of Alexander, 34 earl
of Huntley, and had issue,
ARCHIBALD, 4th earl, m., Ist, Helen, da. of James Hamilton,
Ist earl of Arran, by whom he had istue, Ancnimacn, 5th earl,
who d, without issue, 12 Sept. 1575 and Qdly, Margaret, only
a. of Willian Graham, 3d earl of Monteith, by whom be was
father of
Cory, 6th earl; m. Agnes, da. of William Keith, 4th earl
Marischal, and widow of the regent Moray, and d. 1584, leaving
4 JUAN, Mey Ast, Robert, Ist viscount Ki conan, ‘and 2dly, sir Harry Mont
gomete, of Giffen.
4. Many, m. sir Robert Montgomerie, of Skelmorly.
‘The earl m., 2dly, Anne, da. and co-h. of sir W Cornwallis,
by Anne, dos and eo-b,’of John Nevill, ord Latimer,) and had
e by her,
2 HG of INT HEE 3
Gg aL GH
BE fae ti Hee da
fan 4 diliue: Si. jude
Fy ial i ay nF ; ine
beet 1 ele ap ie
| re ais * i Leal ‘| ag die He z
Hafez tf i ree il
E fe i fi ieee ser i
bla SCOTS PEERAGE.
Jane Warburton, one of the maids of honour to queen Anne, as
‘hoo 10 qh Carling when prinenbs of W slaty. ea oyi te tand
5 das.,
1. ChnoLiNs, may Ist, Francis, ear] of Dalkeith, eldest som of Francis, 2a
uke of Buccleuch and ta the Fight hon, Charies Townshend, 2s of
Charles, 2 viscount T |-and io George, Ist marques Towns-
ie Greenwich, i England, and d. is
Annenb, 29 June 175, m., Ist, Richard Wilson, of Tyrone, i Treland,
fet by whom she hd iatey and ily, John Tempest of Lincolnshire;
2° Nkwx, m. William, ath eat! of Straffont, and d. without issue.
© tines, me JunerGtert Mackenae, uncle to John, Ist marques
orfiute, vand ig July 1700, without sie ‘
3 Many, me, Edward viscgunt Coke, heir-apparent to Thonas, eat of Let
seater, 3 aaa tons ‘mother, Margaret, baroness Clifford, and d.:30 Sept. 181]
His grace dying in Nov. 1743, the English titles of duke and
earl of Greenwich, and baron of Chatham, became extinct ; but
he was succeeded in his other titles by his brother,
Ancumap, 3d duke, who was created a peer of Scotland, by
the titles of lord Oransay, Dunoon, and Arase ; also viscount and
earl of Isla, 29 Oct. 1706, which titles, on his death without
issue, became extinct. Hem. the da. of —— Whitfield, esq.,
paymaster of the marines, but by her (who d. in 1723) he had
no issue ; and his grace dying 15 April 1761, was succeeded by
his cousin,
Joux Camrsent, K.T., 4th duke, son of John Campbell, of
Mammore, 2d son of Archibald, 9th earl of Argyll ; m., 1720,
Mary, da. of John, 2d lord Bellenden, by whom (who d. 18 Dec.
1736) he had issue,
1. Jomx, Sth duke.
2 thane, killed at the battle of La Felt.
& Paepenser, lord Now Bitan, 8 June 186, having my
M ‘da Sf Amos Meredith eas dana widow
einen iy uat'to dead at ber sen at
Isard, of Charles Town,
4. WiLLIAs, may May 1
ih Carona, ej, and a8 Sept 178, saving
& Anne; m. Alexander Johnstone, ex.
Caroline, de wnm. 1
5. Chnouttny is ie carl of Aylesbury, and 2y, fed: marshal
the iaht hon | Blehry-Seymour Conway, to Francls, Ist mat-
fl grace dyiog 17 Nov, 1770, waa suceeded by hia son,
rng 1 Sth duke, a field-marshal in the army,
a
ta of tee ‘Sundridge, of Coomb Bank, co. Kent, wit
aR ee
SS
James Oh te of Hamlin, nd 3 of Se Gavin
co. 10, @d4.y e hon.
‘Bd da. of Theobald, 6th viscount Se eee bade had issue by her,
(who was created a peeress of Great Britain, 20 May 1776, by
the ttle of taroneas Hamilton, of Hambledon, co. Leicester,)
16 SCOTS PEERAGE.
his brother Patrick, on the death of whose son James, in 1670,
it reverted again to the Atholl line.
Jouy, Ist earl of Atholl of this family, only son of William,
2d earl of Tullibardin, by Dorothea Stewart, m. Jean, da. of sir
Tee ‘Campbell, of Glenorchy, and d. June 1642, leaving issue
y
Joux, 2a earl, sneceeded to the earldom of
created marquess of Atholl, 17 Feb. sass m. Al
Strange, and iT had i ee
‘oun, Ist duke.
2 Cuanuits, created earl of Dunmore (see that tte).
3. Jasues, m- and bad tase, 2 sa
who became tard’ Nalen (see that tte),
5. KowARp, m. and had iseue.
‘hy loth lord Lovat.
May 1703, and was succeeded by his eldest
Joux, 2d marques, K.T.. created, 30 July 1703, duke of
Atelt snd marquess of Tulibardin, m., Ist. Catharine, da of
Willian, duke of Hamilton, and by her Had isuey
ee ote ss
‘other rebellion, in 1746, was iuprisoned in the Tower, where he d- unm:
3. Jases, 2d dike.
& Grontis e mal ‘only surviving child and ty of James ¥
he Preenier’s army, 17
+ TA leaving ime,
1. Jonx, who became ‘kl duke.
eo I of ‘otthe white, m. Wilhelmina, da. of Thomas,
‘hay “hin ford Sitar, and 2tvy, James Parquharsom,
im. 1773.
the
tm. 1702, Ravard Foxlow, esq, who took the name of Murray.
% EDwAnt ‘and left focur
“John, dean of Killaloe, in Treland, who m. Elizabeth, da. of Willian
of D junmhore, and d. 28 June 17, beet
‘The duke'd Wd Now. 1724, and was succeeded by his 3. son,
Jumes, on whom, on the attainder of his elder brother William,
in 1715, the title had been settled by act of parliament.
James, 20 duke, K.T., was a colonel of the Sd foot guards.
On the denth of James, Loch enrl of Derby, in 1735, his grace
hecame sole h. to the body of Jumes, 7th earl of Derby,
Strange, and, as such, claimed and was allowed the Taaspar
Strange, created by the writ of summons.to the said earl, in 1628.
518 SCOTS PEERAGE.
1 be 18 March 1817: 6 George-Ktwoard, 5 7
ii i de tan Lona n T fi
ets 125: 10. Savah-Mariay by lids: Ute RobertHayy be 16 1B. w debe
‘BAprll 12d 13 wom, be Nov. 10.
Charlotie Sophia, my Sune il, the rev. Townshend Seley, eben:
‘of
“f) Charles, at Sumatra, 1007.
& Caroling-Leonora, m.,d Feb. 1812, Henry-Stephen, Sc earl of Helier
tere bdan ie ig
da. and h. of sir James:
‘Krnedt, .14 March 18231
"Eiltoard, b. 12 May 1835.
Se
5, Witttam, 90 March 173, m, 14 June ¥ cio
Hosiges, of Masulipatnam, and i. 2) Dec. 1706, lea hy her (wh
May li)
-Arthur, capt, RNa be 25 March 17 hy 3 Dec 1922,
dat af Wr Coupland Sncwnbury est mean :
Crt 26 Re 12s 3 po 25 A 1 :
‘Mary-Ann
iw Sa +m.» Dec. 1706, Elisabeth, da. of Richard Kent,
of Liverpool, 5. sete neta
and byher (whos 90° Apri is) ha lnuee Le alsteth dines car
Haiay"s Baleatarta, 1d pelt MUST Be Honeys bob
tm ly, ilo, Margaret, da. of William Tennison, eng and Tae ity 4
4. Amelia-J Sie pee. Oswald, of Dunnl>
kear, N.B., G.C.
Matias 6 1
jenriana.
nuns, dean of Bocking, in Rasex, b. 21 Oct. 1771, mes 15 Jane 17
yusley, of little Harle Tower, co, Northumberland, on
hhe took, manual, the surname of AYNSLEY only; hed. S
1006, eavi ‘who d. 18 June 1813),
1, op Jee 1618, ot Soha Caw ia
YiinsSin. 5 sume 1096, the rev,
of St. Paul's, Lichfield, and Worcester, tam
a
3
Hs
i
ie
& CuAnLorre, b. 2 Aug. 172
a Shoe ie chard ae oe
(0. JANN, b. 2 Dec. 1764, m., 1725, John CGrowet Muirhead, eq.
di. Many, 6. 12 Jan. 1 rr i, vev. Martin, nnd dc} Sept AB
His grace d. 4 Nov. 1774, (leaving the Aches surviving, who a
13 Oct. 1805,) and was succeeded by his son,
ota deh dake, KB, 30 June 1768, o., Ie 26 Jane 1724,
fan at a of John, th lord Catheart, and by her (who d. 4 Sept.
La Lemke present duke.
2. JAMES, created 9 July 1821, Baron Gi #NLvoN, (see that title.)
& Epwano, 6. 11 ‘@, 19 March 1705,
4. Rowen, 6. 1; 1793.
5. PRRDERICK, b. 5 Oct. 170M, d. 11 April 178%.
a
DUKES. oy
RSME os 7 Sat st a
areas Su i me am. 1000, James, viscwmnt
‘® Evezaners, 6. 19 April 1787, m., 28 May lie, tr Evan-Jobn M‘Greger
pe
amen
Creations—Baron by writ of summons, 1628; Baron
Murruy, of Tullibardin, em Peru, 15 April 1604; Earl of Talli.
{Gog Earl of Avholl, 1020); 31 oe of Athol, and Via
count, ‘Marquess
teSdcdy tod odng'in The ight bands sword. and bs be t's key, a
r0 lion gules, gorged with s plain collar azure
So a a a
aye
JAMES GRAHAM, Dvxr, Manavess. and Eant of
MONTROSE, M: of Graham and Buchanan, Ear! of
and an ‘of the Royal Bank of
some time Master of the Horse, and late Lord Chamberlain to his
5 born 8 Feb, 1756: his father, William,
late duke, 23 Sept. 1790; Ist, 5 March 1785, Jemima
a, of John, 24 earl and by her (who
<a V Reece ees 29 April 1787.
is grace m., 2dly, ly 1s lontague,
eldest "4th dulks of Manchester, and has suey —
2 Groxoray. LOTTE, b, 3 June 1791, ma, 26 July 1614,
earl of Winchilsen
e3q.4 now +—
% Canotixx, b, 30 Sept. 1792 ;——4. Lucy, 4. 28 Sept. 1793,
520 SCOTS PEERAGE.
m., 9 Feb. 1818, Edward, viscount Clive, eldest son of the earl
Powis;——5.JAMES, marquess of Graham, b. 16 July 179
for Cambridge ;—6. Ewtiy, 6. 23 Jan. 1805 ;——7.
Tacu-Wiit1am, b. 2 Feb, 1807.
Of this celebrated name, the first person
record, is Wintiam bE GRAHAM, Seb anaied in Scotland
who d. about 1270, leaving issue, Aoalali ee
Robert, earl of Beratherns kif ra
Dundaff, one of the com
at the battle of Falkirk 22 Jul 300; 3 3.
tue of the nominees of Balicl, in hls competition for the
Scotland, and one of the nobles of that oun Ee who swore feal
10 ki the two yo
Sovet
Sir Wirt1aa, who was also twice m., Ist, to Mariota, da. «
sir John Oliphant, by whom he had issue,
to the princess Mary, 2d da. of king Robert IT
George, earl of Angus,) and of sir James
by whom be had 3 sons, 1. Robert, ancestor of the
erbouse, visoounts Dundee; %. Patrick, Bishop of St
drew's, nuntio and 2 latere, d. 1478 3.
schuilol the Grahams of Baleores,
‘ALEXANDER, eldest son of sir William, d. in his father’s
time, leaving insue,
Parnicx, Ist lord Graham, so created before 6 July 14515
1496, leaving te anon and ber,
king James 11.
battle of
SCOTS PEERAGE.
522
ron of Dien teria ta jed to the English ee eae
of his brother, id, in 1731; m., Oct. 1741, Lucey Manners,
da. of John, 2a duke of Rutland, and had, |
1. James, 3d duke.
2 Lvew, m.y 1771, Archibald Douglas, lord Douglas, of Castle’ sau
eRe ee a iglas, glass Douglas,
‘The marquess d. it. 1790, and was succeeded by his
Tames, eer) Pg ‘and 3d earl an epee
of Belford, in the peerage of Engl
Heir Apparent—Jamxs, beaut ih Grama, the duke’s
Creations—Lord Graham, 1445 ; ist on a =
1505; Marquess of Montrose, 1644; Lord Aberuthven, My
dock, and Fintray, Viscount Dundaff, Earl of Kinard, Mare
beg of Graham and Buchanan, and Duke of Montrose,
lof Graham, and Baron Belford, co. papper jenn
JAMES-HENRY INNES-KER, Duar and Earn bef:
BURGH, Marquess of Beaumont and Cessford, Earl of Kelso,
Viscount Broxmouth and Baron Ker, of Cessford and Cavertomy
und a Baronet; born July 18165 succeeded his father, James,
the late duke, 19 July 1823.
his socen fi, ond hat of the marque of alan
of Norman lis descended from two brothers, Ralph
and John, who settlod in’ Sootland in the 13th contury.
two distinct races of border chiefs. From the above
scended the Kers of Fernihurst, (see marquess of Lothian ; ) and
tiara John, the Koy of Confers, cosas een ee
burgh. Eleventh in descent from him was
Sir Ronznt Kenn, of Cessfurd, 0. about 1570, created, 18
Sept, 1616, earl of Rorburgh, and lord Ker, of Cessfurd and
Caverton sms Ist, Margaret, da. of sir Willan Maitnd, of
Loithingtoun, by whom he had issue, 1. William, de Hes
Jean, m. John, 24 earl of Perth, and had issue, 1. James,
of Perth ; 2.sir John Drummond, of Logiealmond; 3. WILLIAM,
who became 2d earl of Roxburgh; 4. Jane, m. John, 3d earl of
Wigton: 5. Lillias, m. James, earl of Tullibardin ; 3 Isabel, m.
James Serimgeour, 24 viscount of Dundee: Marys my ist
James Haliburton, of Piter and Bay, Janes 2i earl of South:
‘The earl m., 2dly, Jeane, da. of Patrick, lord Drummond,
Reamer ar isteinny its aad of Perth, by whom he had
Tag tice fi timer. MA aes who d. ida oor Paes
leaving issue, 4 das., 1. Jean, of whom hereafter ; 2. Anne, m.
John, 4th earl of Wigton ; 3. Margaret, m. 1666, sir James Innes,
of Innes, bart.; 4. Sophia, d wnm. On the death of his son, the
ear] obtained, 1646, new charter of his dignities and estates,
Hi
g
DUKES. 623
under the powers cemferred. by which he entailed them, 11
Seerata ace tw ities Deeencod, chen on tha ree ren
"aie Wrenrast Davaaoxp, 24 ear), who, 1655, m. his cousin,
was created Jord Bellenden 1661,) and was ancestor of the 4th
duke, as hereafter stated. The earl d. 2 July 1675, and was
is eldest son,
Ronen, 3d earl, who was drowned near Yarmouth 1662,
jostyn, bart., and
Ss: 17s dm. 1 Sept 119: aod
Many, ov 17 March 17465, d. unm. 16 Feb. 110; both bridemaids to queen
‘The duke d. 23 Aug. 1755, and was succeeded by his eldest
ny
Joux, 34 duke, K.G. and K.T., (the celebrated collector of
books, from whom the Roxburgh club takes its name,) d. unm.
19 March 1804, when the ‘h titles of earl and baron Ker
‘Willams 7h lord Bellondens eae dacae va ppaed he
William, 7th wi t we to trace.
John, 2a lord Bellenden, ‘son of the 2d earl of Roxburgh, d.
1707, Tes Ing tose lord ; and William, father of the
Th 4th duke. John, 3d lord, d. 1740, leaving issue,
Ker, 4th lord, and Robert, 6th lord: Ker, 4th lord, left an only
child, John, Sth lord, who d. unm. 1796, and was sneceeded by
his uncle, Jahn, who also d. unm. 1797, when the barony devolved
Wirriam, “ea Bellenden, succeeded, on the death of hix
duke, in 1804, to the titles of duke of Rox-
Iurgh, &c., but d. without issue 22 Oct. 1805, when the whole
524 SCOTS PEERAGE.
male line of William, 2d earl of Roxburgh, failed : and the sue
cession to the titles and estates was the subject of contest for seven
years, the claimants being, 1. the late duke, as heir of lady Mar-
faret Innes, 3d da. of Harry, lord Ker, son of the Ist earl; 31
y Essex Ker, da. of the 2d duke; 3. major-gen. Walter Ker, as
heir male of the Ist earl; and 4. the right hon. William Drum.
mond, of Logiealmond, as heir male of the 24 earl. ‘The house
of lords, 11 May 1812, resolved, that the late duke had made
out his claim; and we now proceed to detail the descent on
which it was founded.
Tt has already been stated, that Margaret, 3d da. of Harry,
lord Ker, and grandda. of the Ist earl, m. sir James Innes, of
Innes, bart.; by him she had issue, sir Harry Innes, who muy
1694, Jean, da. of Duncan Forbes, of Culloden, and d. 12 Nov,
1721, leaving a son and heir, sir Harry, who m., 1727, Anne, das
of sir James Grant, of Grant, bart., and d. 1762, leaving issue by
her (who d. 2 Feb. 1771) ason and heir,
Tastes, who became, in 1812, 5th duke of Roxburgh, &e., b.
1790, m.,1760, Mary da. of sir John Wray, of Glentworth; co.
Lincoln, bart., and thereupon took the surname of Ni
ly d. without issue 20 July 1807, and his grace m., 2dly,
28 July 1907, Harriet, da, of Benjamin Charlewood, of Windle:
whom (who m., 2dly, 14 Nov. 1827, Waltr- Frederick
iy, esq. 4th son of Matthew O'Reilly, of Thomastown
Castle, c0- Louth, esq.) he had
ay 1014.
mila present duke.
grace ds 19:Jaly, 1099, and wax wabosoded by lis only: boa
AMES-HENRY, present and 6th duke.
Heir Apparent—None.
Creations —Earl of Roxburgh, Lord Ker, of Cessfurd and Ca-
verton 1616, with limitation to his issue male; a new grant of
the same honours 1646, with the precedence of 1616, and power
to the grantee to nominate a successor; Duke of Roxburgh, Mar
juess of Cessfurd and Beaumont, Earl of Kelso, and Viscount
Brommouth 1707, with remainder’ to the heirs suoceedbig ts DoW
earldom of Roxburgh.
Arme—See Pate 32. Quarterly, Is and Ath, Azure on a chevron, between
three unicorns’ heads erased argent, armed and crined or, as many snulles
sabfe ek. dud-and Se, Argent, dhree exoie aure-titie
‘ot hints al eras get ara a
nailgmerter twa xray wea ed round the ope lly and exch
ab, resting ira
ee ‘Ghrlatest patrias dulce pericutwn: FOr Christ and roy country,
issue,
MARQUESSES,
ee
Cuarves pouGias, Manawess and Fant of QUEENS-
BERRY, Viscount Drumlanrig, Lord Douglas, of Hawick and
Tibbers, K.T., and a Baronet ; succeeded to the above titles on
the death of William, 4th duke of Queensberry, 3d earl of March,
Raglen, &c., 23 Dee. 1810; Lord-Lieutenant, co. Dumfries ;
married, 13 Aug. 1803, Caroline Scott, $4 da. of Henry, 3d duke
of Buccleuch and Queensberry, K-G., and has issue,—1.
Canoure®-Exizanera, 6. 1 July 1804, 4.7 April 1811 ;—
2 Lovisa-Axwe, b, 24 June 1806;——2. Mary-Exizanern,
b, 24 Nov. 1907; — 4. Hanntet-Cunistran, 6. 22 July 1809;
—5. Jawe-Manoanet-Many, b. 15 Jan. 1811 ;——6. Frav-
cks-Canoutse, b. Jan. 1813, d. Oct. 1827 ;——7.
6. 1814;——8. Awwe, 6. 26 April 1817.
‘This branch of the Douglas family is derived from sir William
Douglas of Drumlanrig, son of James, earl of Douglas and Marr,
who was slain at Otterburn 1388. ‘Tenth in descent from him
was
Wrrtram Doveras, who, 1 April 1628, was created baron
of Hawick and Tibbers, and viscount of Drumlanrig,
and, 13 June 1633, advanced to the dignity of earl of Queens-
5 m. Isabel, 4th da. of Mark Ker, Ist earl of Lothian, and
other issue,
L. Janes, his successor.
ak Si Winian, of Kethead, bart, ancestor of the present marquess, of
‘hereafter.
‘The earl d. 8 March 1640, and was succeeded by his son,
James, 2d earl, who by his 2d wife, Margaret, da. of Jobn
Beewart, Ist earl of Traquair, had issue five das., who all m., and
sons,
You. ms. c
526 SCOTS PEERAGE.
1. Warttaay Ist duke,
# sa eg bee
7 eae killed at Treves, ha
“wT, killed at Maestricht, 1676, be *
‘The carl dc L671, and san sascosiea by bik tn,
Wanxram, Ist duke and marquess of Queens
1682, he was created lord
SE
Douglas, of Kilmount,
Dramlantig and Sandu anes oe Te a ta tet
ig an \quhar ;
1 1688, he obtained the king's sign manual to the bel
Queensberry; Mm. 1657,
Douglas, and had issu
1. Jasces, hia srocosor, anid-Let dake of Dover.
im, created, 20 April 160/, earl of March, &c., s: Jean, St Gash
iam Sd ear of Marche ‘whos by Atm, da of John Hamilton, eas
of Selkirk, ras father of Witla, ath duke of Queensberry
3. Guonosy ds unm,
& Ary my iy Dav, 9 cael of Wert
His grace d. 8 March 1695, and was succeeded by his son,
Rippon,
er ia England, 96 May 1708, in vevwand af is servione in
ing about the union of the two In 1706,
inf she hands of the crown his atles Df dake of @ pen
marquess of Dumfriesshire, earl of Drumlanrig and
Tigoount of Nith, Torchorwold, and Ross, and baron
Kinmont, Middlebie, and Dornock ; and obtained a new
17 June 1706, to him and. his sete (male or
descended from William, Ist earl of Queensberry.) suc-
Mary, 4 act Charles, lord Gitar eldest son of
earl of Burlington and Cork, and had issue by her, (besides three
sons and three das., who d. young,)
a3 One ‘l7al,
"The duke d¢ 6 me TAA: and was succeeded his son,
Cnantes, 34 duke of Queensberry, and Take of Doves,
who hd, during his father's Tote, and when nat eight years
old, Pune 1 1706, been created earl’ of Solway, viscount ‘Tib-
&o., with remainders to the heirs male of the Baa of is
father not inheriting the tule of duke of Queensberry
1698, m., 10 March 1720, Catherine, da. of Henry Hyde, earl
Sir Wrixram Dovatas, of Kelhead, 24 son of the 1st earl of
7, was created a bart. 20 Feb. 1678, in which title he
was his eldest surviving son, ‘
Sir Janes, who wns father of
Sir Witt1as, who m., 1705, Helen, da. of col. John Erskine,
and d. 1733, leaving issue ten sons and four das. ; his eldest son,
Sir Jom, m. Christian, da. of sir William Conyngham, of
co. Ayr, bart., and had issue by her, (who d. Nov.
This
Tdi Wreaot, he accor
iat} Basiliny de: of Jamer- Dawes, of Jaonies, and hed sue BY hey
e ah e by her,
—— 2 of im th army an as Se, si Jaman,
ieutecok. my ; o
fd hae tee 2. George-Hebert, be 7M, ds Dees
icaeth dame Saray mo 8,
ES mene
= Stair, ‘me Anne, da, of John Payne, esq., anil d. 22 Nov.
- aaa Richard Bullock, by
ry ok unm 180,
= ‘me Harriet, da. of the rev. dr. Richard Bullock, rec-
een esee
Sir John d. Nov. 1778, and was succeeded by his son,
(08 Lockerby, ceq., cud had iseue,
‘present
1. Cmarczs, marquess.
WRALD, in the o De
& SinayofLoccerbys mo Wduiy iy, Sarsh da of James-Stolto Douglas
eens
a bun, tu Ellzabeth, da. of Robert Dalzel, esq, and has
b
= ¢ ca
528 SCOTS PEERAGE.
J Hugh Maxwell, 6.3 June 1,
ik Grace-Johnstone, 6. 31 Jan. 126.
Sohn, bs 6 March
5. WILLIAs-Ronset-KxiTM, m., 24 Nov, 1021, Elizabeth, da. of Walter
Irvine, esq. and has issue,
1.
10
3. Catherine-Grace, b.
6 Manvs ms) March Lii7, st Thomas Sydney Beckwith, K.C.B,
7. Cumusriax.
Sir Wititam d. 16 May 1783, and was succeeded in the baronetcy
by his son,
CuaRces, who, in 1810, succeeded, as above stated, to the
title of marques of Queensberry ; and is the present and Sth
marquess.
‘Heir Presumptive—The marquess’s brother, Joux Dovaras,
€5q., of Lockerby.
Creations—Marquess of Queensberry, 11 Feb. 1682; Earl,.
1663; and Viscount Drumlanrig, 1626,
ned with an inpe im twp Grebe Sd ards Anurey bend
sous Caiets Rchco oe Mase, ‘The whole withia = bordune
ey shares wiht ine double nae (ams of Scotland.
‘heart gules, ensigned with an imperial crown and be-
torgen two
oes eat argent, ‘wings, tails, manes, and hoofs or.
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GEORGE HAY, Manavess and Eans. of TWEEDDALE,
Earl of Gifford, Viscount Walden, Lord Yester, K.T, and ©.B.,
Hereditary Chamberlain of Dumfermline ; born 1 Feb. 1787;
succeeded his father, George, the late marquess, 19 Aug. 1804;
Colonel in the Army, and Aid-de-Camp to the King. Mar
quess was Aid-de-Camp to the duke of Wellington, at the battle
of Busaco, 27 Sept. 1810, where he was wounded : married, Ist,
is ce 1813, — , da. of John Forbes, of Seaton, co. Aberdeen,
deceased ; and 2dly, 28 March 1816, Susannah Montagu,
Si da. of William, dabe of. Manchester, aod. Yar teeapel
Svsay-Gronotana, 6. 12 March 1817;——2. Haxwan-Cnan-
norte, b. April 1818;—3. Loursa-Jane, b. 29 July 1819;
—4. Exizaverny, b. 97 Sept. 1820; 0. GEORGE, ear!
of Gifford, b. 26 April 1822;——6, Mexxrcenr, b. Sept. 1823,
«en, 1 Antnun, b. 9 Nov. 1824; —8. WiLLiame
Mowracu, 6. 27 Jan, 1826.
‘The first person of this name who Pe in the Scots records,
is William de Haya, who settled in ‘ian at the close of the
12th century, and had the office of pincerna domini regis (king's
butler ; during the reigns of Malcolm IV. and William the Lion.
He d. about 1170, leaving issue two sons, 1. William, ancestor
of the earls of Errol ; and 2, Robert, ancestor of the marquess of
le.
Joun Hay, 12th in descent from Robert, was, 20 Jan. 1487-8,
created lord Hay, of Yester, which title descended in regular
succession to WILLIAM, Sth lord, who d, 1576, leaving two sons ;
~ MARQUESSES. 529
dale; m., Ist, Jean, ar, a Be 4, of oe
‘whom he
tes oi ea re bth
(em, 2dly, Margaret, lontgomery, bth enrl of
whom he had a .
‘Wrt.iam, of Drumelsier, m. iemue.
‘The earl d. 1654, and was succeeded by his son,
Joux, 2d earl, created, 17 Dec. 1604, viscount Walden, earl
ifford, and marquess of Tweeddale ; ‘m. Jean, da. of Walter
Senet, Ist earl of Buecleuch, and had issue,
Wintran, of Newhall, only child of John Hay, of Lin
a Tiaas, Of hous Sons, eldest wobs who'd) i788, was
he art 38 20 April 1713, and was succeeded by his son,
m. Susan, da. of William and Anne,
oka Soa a » Felict of John, 2d earl of Dun-
‘Te Joms, ta
‘2 Cmances, d, unm. 1 May 1760.
3. Gzonor, 6th marquess.
‘he mare 17 De 1716, and pe memset Sy Ss
Joun, 4th m., April 48, Frances Carteret, de- of
Jobo, earl el Grane a ‘and inher Geko d. 21 Dec, 1788) bad,
other children, who d. young,
“Groner, fs, eh maarqness.
2 Caruxnine, ‘liam Hay, 2d son of John, of Newhall, above
‘named, great-grandson of the 2 and elder brother of the jth marquess.
"The marques d. 1 Dec. 1762, and was succeeded by his son,
= ste
cers ‘sla who d. without issue 16 Nov. 1787,
and was succeeded by his distant cousin,
Geonrox, 7th marquess, grandson, ‘us before stated, of lord
son of John, 2d marques, m.,
tana, ee earl of
'804) had,
530 SCOTS PEERAGE.
2. damnsy Ieutecol grenadier gurrds, ma i Avg. 1813, Elisabeth, ia of
‘Thome orbs of Seaton co, Mer deen, fi, and as ime,
James-Gordon, b. 15 Oct. 1815.
zx a
aa aa a Sept 18
3: Joun, capes WAN MEP. for co. Haddington.
youn, ca co.
< Winuian-Gronon, de you
ra let ile
& twas mente
af Eecemecnas 23 Oct. 180, Joln-Henry Lee, esqn clerk
ta JARLOrre, ma 29 May 15, Joho Thorpe, of Chippeniaas
Park co Ca
‘uh EizAMeri m7 Sune 183, Joseph-Hope Weir, of Cragie “Hall and
ha
sodkg Ubela-Tomninsox, my 20 July 10, Jobe-Caan Hobhowse, eqs, MiP.
‘The marquess d. at Verdun, in France, 9 Aug- 1804, and was
succotded by it eldest sony gn
EORGE, present ani
Heir Apparent Gz0n0x, ‘earl of Grrr0%D, von of the Bikes
quess.
Creations—Lord Hay, of Yester, 1487 ; Earl of Tweedale,
co. Peebles, 1646 ; Viscount Walden, Eatlof Gifford, and Mare
ques of Twecddate, 1694.
arjentcFeauwne tnd and" Sed.” Gules, three
Vester. Over sli nan acocheas, ‘Paternal coat of Haw, viz
argent, three ro and ne, gue
Gravt—A goats head raved argent Ape oF ;
snag aged wih three claquefolls argent.” "™ a
JOHN -WILLIAM-ROBERT KERR, Manavess and
Eant of LOTHIAN, Earl of Ancram, Baron Kerr, of New-
pottle and Jedburgh, in Scotland; and Baron Kerr, of Kerras
hheugh, co. Roxburgh, in the Peerage of the United
eb. 1794, succeeded his father, William, the late marquess,
27 April 1824,
‘The marques of Lothian is male representative of the house
of Ker wot Ferniharst, whose ancestor, Ralph Ker, settled tq
‘eviotdale about 13303 and, at the same time, represents and
ly
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SCOTS PEERAGE.
regts of di and KT. & 1737, mos 15 July 1760, Eliza
Penh aly te ol tedniee ienmnaniet pitehcadgeyi pers .
(uy bitwabeth Wellesley. eldent da, of Richard, Int land Moruingy
to) and by her (who d: 27 Dec. 1707) had istus,
1. Winttast, 6th marquess.
Cusp se Be snoeaur Wn be e, July 1775, a 2S March ‘a anda m. Eli
- 4G |. Charles-Wi Wiligme rahe in in holy. oe Sept
2 Mark-Henry, b. Nov. ‘on
3. Caroline, J Ang. 100% ee
House, Froyle, Hani
Leal
+d. a
& wil 6 be, ins.
& Mark, 6 160, :
& ily, Sly 1006 mA et 1685, the om. and
rev. rede ere earl of
pecaroline-stary, b. duly 107, my 29 July Hy the rev. Horace-R.
Se a,
rae Rei ii
AL Fanny, >. 26 May
Fee
‘ihe tev. Edward Cllvert, of Windsor Mouse, co-
ick, Bllsbeth-Anne, 2. 16 May 1007, m., 19 Jan, 1890, sr William Gomm,
lea Green, + seme 100,
b
has
3 William: Ws 6 Ne
4 Georrana-Chrisna eh Iisa: a Suly 1827,
5 j-Frances, b. 11 “Hily 181 1815.
iS Fortescue, 37 june 1817.
& Charl epee 12 Nov. 1818.
He j-Ashi 1» b- 28 Jan. 1821.
9. Luey-Maria, 6. 21 June 1822.
‘Rot ‘Dundas, >. 1 Jan. 1i24.
Pr Ti Sept 1/05, fos 30 Nov. 1904, John-Lvelyo-Plerrepolint,
a suinasern, Sop fais fue 3) Nove
baron Dormer, and d. 18 Aug. 1122.
G CAROLINE-SIDNEY, b. 8 — a hy en: eu gen 1a,
RE fs Frederick St.
John, 2d son of Frederic! oke, and Fe Feb. 1791.
Louisa, & 90 Nov. 1708, mmo June 178, Arthur Atherly, of Southamp-
Tho marque dtd 4 Jon. 1816, and was succeeded by his eldest
wWu.ttam, th marquees, K.T., created a peer of the Une
Kingdom, by the title ne & Kanes ph Recaaeenhs series:
burgh, 14 aly 1821; m. Isty 14 ‘April 1793, Hi lag oar
John Hobart, 2d earl of Buckinghamubire, (whow firmer mat-
Hage wih Somerset Lowry ea of Belmore, was dissolved by
act of parliament,) and by her (who d. Aug. 1805) had issue,
1. Joun-Winttam-Ronert, present marquess.
The & 27 April 1824, and bir Pap by his son,
1 npn Puan Castes Kaan
Creations —Baron of Newbottle, 15 Oct. 1587; Baron of Jet-
cd
EARLS,
ee
Exizasera-svTueRuanD GOWER, Cousress of
SUTHERLAND, and Baroness of Strathnaver, co.
in her own right ; born 24 May 1766 ; succeeded her father, Wile
liam, the 17th earl, 16 June 1766; married, 4 Sept 1785, George,
marques of Stafford, K.G.; for her issue by whom see Marquess
of Starronp, in the Peerage of England.
‘This title is the most ancient of any in Great Britain, having
continued, without interruption, in the lineal course of descent,
for six centuries. While nearly all the other ancient —<
titles have been changed in their destinations by
new patents, this earldom has remained unaltered, and os
transmitted ‘through twenty generations, in regular order of
descent, to Ex1zanern, the present ossesor.
Wirtsam, Ist earl of Sutherland, was great
Freskin, a Fleming, who settled in Scotland, during the of
David I. His father, Hugh Freskin, had obtained the territory
of Sutherland forfeited by the earl of Caithness, when he rebelled
1197; and he was created an earl, by Alexander II., in reward
of his assistance in crushing the rebellion of Gillespoe, in 1228,
and at the same time to balance the power of the earl of Caith-
ness. He d. 1248, and from him the earldom descended, in an
unbroken line from father to son, to Writam, 4th earl, who m.
eldest da. of king Robert I., and full sister to king
Dail ", who erected the earldom of Sutherland into a regality,
by charter, 10 Nov. 1345. From William, the title descended to
hin only ster, Elzabethy wife of Adam Gordon, of Aboyne, a
» wife
pace terest 24 earl of Huntley, and she was accordingly en-
fooffed in the earldom, 30 June 1515. On her death it
to her grandson and heir, Joux, 10th earl, and from him, through
s series of eight generations, to the present countess's grand-
536 SCOTS PEERAGE,
before our records, and before the era of genuine history: | Man-
Tacus, the Ist earl of Marr, of whom mention is made, was
contemporary with Maleolm king of Scotland,
William the Conqueror ; his descendant, Tomas, 13th earl, d.
without issue 1877, and the title devolved on his
Manoaner, countess of Marr, who m. William, earl of
and had issue, James, earl of Douglas and Marr, killed at Otter.
barn, 1388, without issue; and Isabel, who became countess of
Marr, m., Ist, to Malcolm Drummond ; and 2dly, to Alexander
Stewart, nephew of Robert ILI., and cousin to James Bt
Scotland, but had no issue by either. On the death of the
tess, the earldom devolved, of Fight y Babess ied
as only son of sir Thomas E: Janet Keith,
wi was only ohild of oir Baward Ket Christian,
who was da. and heiress of sir John Monteith, lord of
lady Elyne Marr, da. of Gratney, 11th earl of Marr; but di
the lifetime of the countess, and that of her 2d
attach setseanense Ka Ue Saat OFS
iii
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a
ft
arising of she Brskine Sienllys, Yon socitagy Yas
Fe pees a hiring: the fa Tee eg TIL,
king James TI., on wwourite james
and on Alexander Stewart, 3d son of that pedo ier n
after the lapse of 130 years, John, 5th lord Erskine, 6th in de-
Regut from the above-named Roker, had influence in the
rei een Mary, to get the former proceedings
abthined a charter, 28 June 1565, of the earldom of Marr to hitm
Soma med ec of Mar (an allay by the
ouN bat So cont arr,
Scie Ee Mad i ei
une 571, an
Anni ge ‘of sir William Fray, of — %
Joux, ies wai, my» ola ea ‘2d da. of David, 2d lord Drum.
mond, by whom he hed issue,
1. dois, fth earl
And, 247, Mary, a of Esme Stuart, duke of Lennox, by whom
vi
,. x sr Siesta hom eto el Coe peeat cart of Ficusiyn (aor
‘Tine eatl d. 14 Dec. 1634, and was succeeded by yew
Jonx, 8th earl, d. 1654, and was succeeded by his bd
Joux, posta! ie cichieesthhee Bere sae fe son,
Cuances, 10th earl, privy counsellor to Charles If. and James
eldest da. of George
II., m. Mary, ‘Maule, earl of Panmure, and
had issue, ur
1. Jou, th earl,
2. Jaane, ancestor earl, of whom hereafter.
‘The earl 98: Apel 16 and wi muooteded by his son,
Joux, 1th earl, K.'T., secretary of state for Scotland, 1706,
uilone of the 16 represeatative peers from 1707 to 1713.” Soon
ster the accession, however, of I., he was deprived
Tikes, and fotatng che Preveniern I714 tolowed wre
iefr of hi erterprin, to Rome, wa ataated by ac: of pr
tel rn, scat is 24 Nev 1708, The ile tna
ma Bt ae 6o ona sb brn ies
nephew of the
for its restoration to the great
. anes
yang ‘in the army, d. wnm. 1774.
2 Jastes, who fine.
2 Jous, pe
& Many, m., 1729, J ‘earl of Kintore, and d. 19 Feb. 1772.
James Ensx1se, 2d son of James, above named, was knight.
marshal of Scotland ; m., 1740, Frances, only da. of John, 11th
carl of Marr, and d. 27 Feb. 1785, leaving issue by her (who d.
fn the army, d. & April 1906, lenving issue,
L filines-Gratney-Tel 3 Frencie Tell; 3 Jemens
Joux-FPrawcis, 12th earl of Marr, (restored to the title as
above mentioned,) was J. 1741, m., 17 March 1770, Frances, only
da. of Charles leas prior of Mudcas, nad By Her (rBo
4, 20 Dec. 1798) had issue,
1. Joux-Tuostas, 13th earl
2. janme-Fuoven,
& HewmesDavany mo d2 Oct, 1905, miss Mary-Ann Cooksey, and has lsue,
& Txomas, in 2 denn ms rag 1817, Charlotte, da. of major Watson.
& Cuancorre-Pnaxces; @ MAnY-ANwe; 7. Cuantotrey Janu.
‘The earl d. 20 Aug. 1825, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Jous-Tuomas, 13th earl, b. 1772, m. Janet, da. of Patrick
Miller, esq., and had issue,
1. Joux-Paavcrs-MiLten, lth earl.
2 Seax, a 106.
& FakNcte Seas, m, 12 Oct. lem, WI. Goodere, of Citn, xq
< JANE-JANETTA, en 23 April 1830, Edward Wilmot, esd.
The earl d. 20 Sept. 1898, and was succeeded by his only son,
Joux-Fnaxcts-Minier, present and 14th earl
cadisir Premmptive—The hon. Hexay-Davip Ensure, the
‘54. Quarterly, are Argent, a sablo—Ensxine.
mais at -Azire, abo tye ca crash ora
aug ore pr ewe ba ae
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WILLTAM-GEORGE HAY, Eant of ERROL, Baron Hay,
Hereditary Lord High Constable of Scotland ; a Lord of the
538 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Bedchamber, and one of the 16 for
born 21 Feb. 1801; ‘ssccosied hit fathers Wi Tather, Wiliam, the
26 Jan. 1819; married, 4 Dec. 1820, miss Elizabeth Fitzclarence,
and has issue,—1. ApgtarpE-Avausra, 6. 29 Oct. 1821:
—2. WILLIAM, lord Hay, b. 3 May 1823;——3. a Dag t —
12 May 1829.
obtained the lordship of Errol, from whence his descendants have
taken their le, about 1180, “Seventh n
im was
Wituias Hax, who was by king James TI, in 1432, in
ce of his faithful services, ea
ines, about 1457. He m, Beatrix, da. of James, 3d lord
Dalkeith, and by her had issue 2 sons Ntewox.asy 2d car, who
@, without issue 14703 and Wanutas, 3d earl, who d.
leaving issue Wrrstant th earl and Thomas of
Witram, 4th earl, was killed at Flodden Field, 1613, leav-
Jag na ally tons Wit. cant, Behr ene wan cf eae
about 1580, when the ttle deroleed cn his cousin Gone th
ee rane ee eee
by his eldest son,
Anpnew, eh ear, mist, Janey only da. and b. of Willinm,
Errol, by whom
i
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whom ba ‘had w son, George, whose , Jou,
became 11th earl,
Fnancis, th carl. 1631, and was euceeied by his eldest son,
Wrnrrast, th eal, who acted as lord high
land at the coronation of King Charles ey sad dying, 1630) lef
an only son,
GriveERt, 10th earl, who d. without issue 1674, when the
tide devolved on his kinsman,
Jon, 11th earl, son of Andrew Hay, of Killour, and
son of George above mentioned. He m. Anne, only da. of
Drammond, 3d earl of Perth, and d. 1704, leaving issue, 1.
(CuARLEs, 12th earl, who d. unm. 1717; 2- Many, who, on ber
brother's death, became countess of Errol, and (by
constable of Scotland at the coronation of king Geo.
= ler Falconer, but d. without issue 1758; 3. Margaret,
m. James, earl of Linlithgow and Calendar, by whom (who was
cue ay Lindale sage Fag Tg SES ry
‘who was executed i
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Cuancorre, b
aint in the naval service of the E. 1. C., drowned
me
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Be eles March 1708, George, 4th ear! of Glas
rs
= Tria Dee: 108, wee’ Aug. Vita, Charles Cameron, uf the
or Kent, son Ya, mest of Camara,
tas be Repe ts men Oy 100, George James, eps and
Calenyi Joseph-Henry, ‘allscourt,
(oh 4 ia Sep. se rhe | Jobn-Hookham:
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Soe
Mp geel Saget 20 Miaedy 17, pormast to the lost wil
his maternal grandfather, sir William Carr, of Etall, bart,
but dropped them again on succeeding to the title ;) 6. 12 March
1772, m., Ist, 7 Jan. 1792, Jane, da. of Matthew esq, and
ty Ther (who a. April 1703) had iesue, e
very of Ror cao emia Se Soshenew ier
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540 SCOTS PEERAGE.
The earl m. aly, 14 Oct. 1816, Harriet Somerville, sister
of Mark, lord Somerville, and by her had i
ue ia ehess he ian. ke Soh 2
By Bice, el Auge
Manosmaruuii, (posthumous,) 2. 31 Aug. 1819.
‘The earl d. 26 Jan. 1819, and was su by his eldest son,
Wittiam-Gronce, present and 16th earl.
Heir Apparent—Lond Hay, the ear!'s son.
Creations—Lord Hay, 1424} and Earl of Errol, 17 March
1452.
Arms—See Plate 54. Argent, three escocheons two and one gules,
ne Two peasants in russet habits, each holding an ox yoke, ret>
ing of his exterior shoulder, proper.
“Motto—Serva jugum. Preserve the yoke.
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ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, Eant. of CAITHNESS, Lord
and a Baronet ; born 24 July 1790, sucoeeded his
father, James, late atl, 138 married 22 Nov. A
arriett, t da. and co-heiress of rev. William
Rushall, coy Hereford, Inte dean of Hereford, ad haa iamusy—
1. JAMES, lord Berviedate, 6.16 Dec. 1821 ;—2. a Som, b
The name of Sinclair, which is originall from he faily of
Saint Clare, in France, has been aincae tn Sane
William Sinclair, in the reign
lands from that King, as the barony of Rosslyn, in Mid-Lothian.
William Sinclair, of Rosslyn, m. temp. David IL, Isabel, da.
and co-h. of Malise, earl of Stiathera, Caithness, and Oxkney,
and their son, Henry Sinclair, obtained the earldom of
Wirtram Sixcram, 3d earl of Orkney, lord hij
of Scotland, obtained from king James II. a grant of the earldom
Of Caithness, to himself and kis heirs, 28 Aug. 1445, fm conai-
deration, as the charter states, of a claim of right which he and
his heirs had to the lordship of Niddesdale. He was afterwards
styled earl of Orkney and Caithness ; but, in 1471, having sure
rendered to James III. the earldom of Orkney, he
that title, and was called earl of Caithness; he resigned the
earldom of Caithness in favour of his son by his 2d wife, Wiliam
Sinclair, passing by another William Sinclair, the issue of his
first marriage. Wrt.1at, 2d earl of Caithness, in consequence
of his father’s resignation, obtained from James IIL a
of the whole lands of the earldom of Caithness. He was killed,
with his royal master, at the battle of Flodden, 9 Sept. 1513;
and by Mary, da. of Sir William Keith, of Innerugy, had
Joun, 3d earl, killed in un attempt to take possession of the
Orkneys, i520; Elizabeth, da. of William Sunderland, of
Duffus, and had issue, Gzonox, 4th earl, who sat Ist as a peer
of parliament, 1542;'m. Elizabeth, 2d da. of William, 2d earl
of Montrose, and had issue,
after much litigation, and even bloodshed, were recovered in
1681, by the heir male of the family, Grongx Sinclair, of Keiss,
Of Francis, 2d son of the 5th earl. He thus became 7th
1698, when the title devolved on his 2d cousin,
‘Wirtsaat, 10th earl, who was 5th in descent from John of
Greenland above named. He was succeeded in 1779, by his son,
Joux, 1th earl who d. without issue, 6 April 1700, when the
distant branch of the family,
in
S, 12th earl, who was 9th in lineal descent from George
Sinclair, of Mey, youngest son of the 4th earl. He m., 2 Jan.
1784, Jean, 2d da. of Alexander Campbell, of Barcaldine, and
had issue,
1. Jom, b. 1788, 4. wom. 1802.
2 ALexaNpEn, t earl.
oe ee oe ‘9 March 1819, Elizabeth, da. of George Trit-
& Ps ets Jay 1000, inthe army, m. miss
Gregor. dof the late Gregor, esq, E.LC-S-
4.19 Aug. 1001, R.N.y d. Nov. 1198.
& Jons, b. 4 July 1006,
7. Jaxer, m, 10 May 1905, James Buchanan, of Ardenconnel, co. Dum-
“Arms—See Plate Azure and or in the Ist quarter, a lymphad
jc a oars er hihin a dbuble teatre ory
‘all or, for the eatiiom of Onxwey.. In the 2 and 3d, a lion
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GEORGE-SHOLTO DOUGLAS, Eant of MORTON, and
Lord Aberdour, co. Fife, born 23 Dec. 1789; succeeded his
cmusin, George, 16th earl, 17 July 1027; married, 24 June
; ai
642 SCOTS PRERAGE.
1817, Frances, eldest da, of the right hon. sir
Rose, G.C,H., and has issue,—1. eT FOO
Asenpovn, 6. 13 April 1818;——2. Fnances-Hanaiern, be
29 Sept. 1819;——3. Gronor-Hewny, 6. 6 Oct. 1821 ;——4.
Hewny, 0.17 Dec. 1622 ;—6. Exiex-Susax-Awwe, 6. 25
Sept. 1824; —6. Epwanp-Wiixtam, d. 19 Oct. 1825 ;——7.
Anraun-Gascorone, b. 6 Jan, 127 ;——8. a DA. b. 6 May
1628 ;—9. a Da. 6, Sept. 1829.
‘The earls of Morton descend from Andrew de Douglas, 2ison
of Archibald de Douglas, whose eldest son, William, was
tor of the dukes of Douglas. Jonx Doveras, of Lauden
Lochleven, great-great-grandson of Andrew, lived in the reign
4 king David IT., and had, besides ote tae, eto Woks Ua
‘whose great-grandson was created jorton ; and Henry,
of Laodblavens stioator of <iay pitecnt irl:
James Dovoras, of Dalkeith, Ist earl of Morton, was so
‘created 14 March 1457-8. His grandson, James, 34 hav.
ing no male issue, obtained a new settlement of the
virtue of which it devolved, on his death in 1653, upon
Douglas, of the house of Angus, who had m. the art's da, Ets
beth; on his death without issue, upon Archibald
earl of Angus; and on his death, also without issue, fies, 1588,
‘upon
Sir Wrixram Doveras, of Lochleven, who was 7th in
‘scent from He ', of Lochleven, above named, and became
earl. He d. 1606, and was succeeded by his grandson,
‘Wruzcax, 7th earl, K-G., and lord Nigh treasurer of Sootlend,
who d. 1648, leaving two sons ; Ronee, 8th earl; and Jases,
1othearl. Rowenr, 8th earl, d. 1649, and was succeeded by hit
son Wiit1an, 9th earl, on whose death without issue, 1681, the
title devolved on his uncle, Jaates, 10th earl, who d. 1686, leav-
three sons; James, lith; Romewr, 12th; and Groen,
18th earl; the two former 4. without issue, in 1716 and 17303
the latter d. 1738, and was succeeded by his son,
Janes Dovatas, Lith ear, m me Agatha, da. of James
Pm sigratte , of Pitcur, esq., and by her had issue several children,
wi .
1. SnourosCuamnts, 15th earl.
Da MasY. my April 1774, (Charles Gordon, &th carl of Aboyne, and. 85
‘The earl m, 2dly, 31 July 1755, Bridget, da. of sir John
Hethtote, i Nenmenion, 00 Rutiaod, ant, tot ty eae Ta
a 3 March ‘ots had 4
Rava, cath of Harewood, an & Chay 1015, pages clos
1 March 1817.)
Frances, b 10 Jen. 170M, m., St April 1904, the bs
Wiiunts Stewart, G:C, son of Sohn, bi earl of Calloway, Keke whe
d. 7 Jan. 1897.
2. GronoEe-Snotto, it earl
& Cnanixs, t- 10 March re m.y 2 March 1020, Iady_
earl of Arran, and bas issue.
“hr Harriey June 1792, my Ist, 33 Nov, 1 viscount Masilton, son
EARLS. 543
egeaars shen of Abercom, K.G.: and Sdly, 6 July 1915,
1794, my ad 1827, William-Hamilton,
TE Serine ae ‘Dec. 1817, Willlam-Augustus-Fox
1 Elan. Gordon #37 Jone 17m
«& Buinger, apt hb
at 5 38 ms A Avg. 177, the hon. William-Henry
‘an
Gronox, 16tb earl, KT, who was, 11 Aug. 1791, created
baron Jin of ey 13
cousin,
Groxcr-Suot7o, present and 17th earl.
Heir Apparent—Suotr0-Joux, lord AsERDOwR, the earl’s
eldest son.
ie Moi, 38 Lord Aberdour, 14 March
aa r Istand 4th. Argent, a human heart gules,
‘owe or: on. chit aeure three mulls srgent
a
Boe ican Sayerenh ‘anllet of the held Dovotas of Dal
GEORGE LESLIE, Eant of ROTHES, Baron Leslie, born
8 Nov. 1809, succeeded his mother, Henrietta-Anne, the late
countess, 30 Jan. 1819.
No Scots surname has been more conspicuous in Europe than
that of Leslie. There were at one time three officers of
considerable families in France, Russia, and Pola. The
derives its from BanTHoLomew, a Flemish chief,
who secled with bis followers In the dats of Gariocy on
Abenisen, temp. king William I., and whose posterity were
denominated de Lesley, Sdidtksdrien
descent from was Davip de Les-
LEY, of Ligeti ‘without issue mae, about 1440, leaving
an ealy da,, who inherited the barony of Lesley, which’ she car-
ot SCOTS PEERAGE.
Fete al nae agentleman of the same name, ancestor of
of Lesley ; but the other estates went to the heir
Norman pr Lxstxy, of Rothes, (son of sir George Leslie
of the same,) m., 1415, Christian, da. of sir John Seton, and had
faerie Sere, Tey who a. in ns father's
lifetime, having m. Marjory, da, of William Sinclair, a eal of
Orkney, and had issue by her, Gzonox, 2d earl, and FFilliam,
(killed Floiden Field, 1613) father of Gronox, 8d earl, The
earl d. about 1488, and was succeeded by hi
Gzonor, 2 ear, killed, os well as his younger brother, st
Flodden Field, wnm.y and was succeeded by his nephew,
Gronce, 3d earl sane ce res ee .
tween the French ad Geruinns, Sear Cambesy, 1604) GSasa
Axpnew, 4th earl, who was grandfather of Jonx, Sth earl,
who d, 1641, and was succeeded by his son,
Jonx, Gth earl, carried the sword of state at the coromation
of Charles II., at Seoone, 1651; taken prisoner at the battle of
Worcester, and his estate sequestrated. After the Restoration,
he was appointed president of the council, and high treasurer and
high chancellor of Scotland, In 1663, he obtained a charter, en=
tailing the earldom of Rothes, in case of failure of issue male of
his body, on his elder dav; and was created, 29 May 1600, baron
Auchmuty and Caskieberry, viscount of Lugtoun,
‘marques of Balloabreish, aad duke of Rothos, %o hin a
heirs male of his body; m. Anne, eldest da. of John Lindsay,
earl of Crawfurd, and had issue only two das.,
1. MaRoane, countess of Rothes.
2 Sears. As es Ie a See a and 2dly, sir John
‘The duke d. 27 July 1681, when the titles conferred on hima
by the patent of 1690 became extine, but the earldom of Rothes,
farmity with the settlement’ of 1663, descended to his
Gaeedas
Mancaner, who m., 7 Oct. 1674, Charles, 5th earl of Had-
dington, on which occasion it was stipulated that the two earl-
doms should not be united, but that of Rothes descend to her
eldest, and Haddington to her 2d son; which settlement was
afterwards confirmed by two patents, in 1689 and 1702. The
countess had issue,
1. Janus, 7th cal of Rothes.
2 TM ‘of Haddington.
wh
She de 20 Aug. ab aioa soe
Jaotes, 7h earl viceadmiral of Scola, 29° ym 29 Apel 1697,
pada oe) heart hy, ie ey gt 1731) pigsty bat taue,
1. Jom, th earl.
2 CMARLas, d. 16 Aug. 1709.
a 1 td
pgi2 g2tg? siasg 3 i 2
> = 53 <Y i= E cee £ haw & Pe
if 4 Hirt ie Rais 2 pF Be”
: if ie jee f it Ha ij my ail
Sing bad at up ar gt iG
fy ide | of, any ia | ih
ie te é dais Hie i i : i i
sie : uk £ Pr : oH Hy ite zl
Be edss ii ALA suits pues a :
i i o ‘i di ‘hes Wate at
al a Fs i i ore 3
ba eth Eiereeeia i
: a ee ae xidaE”
og uF
AG SCOTS PEERAGE.
‘The earl m., oe SO ee 1798, Repl i da. of colonel
bia ere sale Praace Fn, of the Bed
<< uate, eg 8 OF 1, Pym, of the Hastells, co.
CO
3. GROGIANA, d. 16. Nov,
7 WSLS.
‘The earl d. 11 Feb. 1817, sad wanna ee eee
Hewnterta-Axwe, b. 1700, m.
thereupon took the name of Leslie, and by iin Cia (who d : Sie,
ieaa) had issue,
byt Oct 1807, may 16 Nov. 1427, Charles-Knight Murray,
of Linobhs tan, barretsr aban, secretry to Gis lord chance a
2. Gronee, present earl.
3. Many-Eutaanerm 6.0 Jaly 1011.
4 Titcncagenee 30 June 18d
5. ANNA-MARI July 115.
6 Catone Cacanara be 14 April 1817.
The countess d. 30 Jan. 1819, and was succeeded by her eldest
son,
Groncx, present and 11th earl.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. THoamas-Jexxixs LESLre,
brother of the earl.
Creations—Lord Leslie, of Rothes, 1390; Earl-of Rothes,
bo
‘Arus—See Plate 54, Quarterly Ist and 4th. Argent, on a bend azure, three
bales of “Leste. Sand ded." Argents a Mon rampant gules bys
ern on i ings se 3
Mito qridins, wings elevated
‘Motto—Grip fast.
—4 =
HENRY-DAVID ERSKINE, Eant of BUCHAN,
Auchterhouse, and Lord Cardross, co. Stirling ; born July 1783;
succeeded his uncle, 19 April 1829 1409,
da, of General sir Charles Shipley, and by her (who d. Oct. I
had_issue,—1. Many-Mancanet, 6. May 1811;—2
HENRY, 6. Oct. 1813;——3. Canes, 5. Nov. 1814, de
—4, Davin-Stuawt, d, Nov. 1815;—5. James-Sroant,
6. 1818, d.;——6. Isanexra, }. Oct. 1820 ;—7. Axicra-
Diawa, 6. Feb, 1822 ;—8. Gronoe-ALuany-Francts, 6.
Sept. 1823 ; —9. Joux-Frasen, 6, March 1825.
The north-eastern district of Aberdeenshire, known by the
appellation of Buchan, has, for several centuries given title to
one of the most ancient earldoms in Scotland, ‘The first on re~
cord is Fergus, earl of Buchan, femp. Willinm the Lion ; his da
and h. carried the title into the family of Comyn. It was after-
wards granted by king Robert IL. to his 4th son, sir Alexander
Stewart; Christians, grandda. and h. of John Stewart, 3 cart
of that family, m. Douglass and her grands, Mf
countem of Bachan, m. Jaatns Ensxriez, (3d son of Sahn, 7h
carl of Mares) who th who thereupon had a charter of the earldom to im
and his heirs male, and whatever, 25 Nov. 1625, and is
called 6th earl of Buchan, He was succeeded by his son Jascrs,
7th earl, who d, U6G4, leaving an only son, WiLttam, Sth earl,
/m. the hon. William Fraser, som of Alexarder, lon!
2 Fenwcme, sm. colmel Cantnet, who was bile at the tattle of Preston
da. of sir
eee eerie es So
succeeded ‘eldest son,
16 April ‘81 Jan. 1730,
"Jaton Shera, Bt Coltnoe Sa Cocliron,
548 SCOTS PEERAGE.
land, and Baron saa aad igre
Dee. 1819. etre
Robes ob Mouoxonvsinne, the first of thi
settled in Scotland, have accompanied Vi
steward, (ancestor af pi al ares
sod onal of Eglisham, 60, |
is ail in the possesion ofthe apd Helio Hi
OHN. LON TGOMERY,
with ‘sieaiets dda, and sole h. of ‘sir Hugh de
derable accession of propertyy-more particularly the 10
Eglintonand Ardrossan, co: Ayr, which alsoare
the earl. His grandson, sit ALEXANDER DE Mow
was created lord Montgomery before 31 Jan. 1448-9 ;
TA61, and was socceeded by Lis grantiony ALEXANDER, |
who was father of a
Hau, 1 eal of Eglinton, so crested 1607; and
aged 85, leaving a numerous issue; and hat wing burried
est son, was succéeded by his
Hvodf, 2d earl, who d, 1546, and was acopdded. by his Sa, |
Huon, 3d earl, m. Margaret da. of a ieTae Dl
ifn owisy a ate
. Hvar,
£ Banh a rca ona a
The earl d. 1585, und was succeeded by hi a
Huon, 4th earl, who was murdered 1500, 7 aeog an oly
Hvon, Sth earl, who, having no ote, ne: is Sa SiR hay
a charter, settling the earldom on
cr inpeete bien pe there Peseta
torts; and spits 1618; was succeeded, in the bersed OF Sha charter,
is cousin,
T AtexAviee, Gih- pul shy Ansa Livingstone, eldest da. of
Alexander, Ist earl of Linlithgow, and by her hud issue,
1. Huon, 7th earl.
2 Sir Hewey, of Giffen.
3. Atuxanoen, d 1613.
4. Col. Jamxs Monreomeny, of Collsfeld, ancestor to the present earl.
The earl d, 1661, and was succeeded by his son,
eqhltanazthear who b his2d wife, Leslie, 2 da. of Jobin,
ister of John, duke of Rothes, had issue,
pir re ih ew
& Wires dar George, 34 ene of Wintoun.
& Manokwer, mJ ‘earl of Loudoun.
& Canieriax, 1872, John, 4th lord Balmerino.
& Exeanon, mele David Dunbar, of Baldoon, bart.
7, ANNE, m. sir Andrew Ramsay, RSs) he
‘The earl d. 1673, and was succeeded LEO
ALEXANDER, Bth earl, m., 1658, Elizabeth di Crichton, eldest da,
of William, 2d earl of Dumfries, and had issue,
~1, ALEXANDER, 9th earl.
+2. Huon; 3 Joux, both d, without issue.
ait
Ht
tt
oor scons $ PEERAGE.”
ee, i HB gh
the tidle devolved.on. the ret gran
o€ Crago 2 sof Alena, of Ci
chiens Tide cap
Wate ot Non ke
he'liad issue,..: oat
tka Amchrpatmy, present earl.
’ 4 finns in the: enrl
in heads ain sat rae
7 tit hin on its back azure.
aetna prac ‘ieeeds ve
Phili “atcaie of Pilton, co Edinburgh, knt., i ec
da. fp John, 12th lord Gray,) and has issue,—— = TH,
4. 1801, d. 1802 ;—4. Jaxe, 5. 30 eee 1802 ;- J.
4%, 1804, m. and has issue, Frederick, b. 12 Feb. 1826, a i 12
March 1827 ; —6. a 50, 6. and d. 1 April 1805.
Ganer-JaxE, 6. 17 Sept. 1807;—8. Ayw:
809 ; —9. AncHIMALD-GroneE, b. 3.
me: Lovisa, 6: May 1813;——11. Cmanurs, 6. cane
chai Srpwawt, natural so of Jann Vi
an t of t kingdom during part of the
Mary, was created earl of Moray 30 Jan. 1563, sata
heirs male of his body; and he afterwards obtained a charter
Gatending the limitation of the earldom to his ext lawful heirs.
His history, and death by the hand of Hamilton of Bothwell
Sang 21 Jn, 1070 pre too wall kon See aE
By his wife, Anne, eldest da. of William Keith, 4th earl
chal, he left issue 2 das., 1. Elisabeth ; 2. Margaret, m. Francis,
by his son,
4 » 3d. Mar eldest of the Elie
So See aii age
of Lauderdale, of her brother,
of , James, 2d'earl of Home, and had
‘
m. Catharine Talmash, da. of the
(who ms, 2dly, John, 15th earl of Suther-
‘Grant, of Grant.
‘Fraser, of Strichen; and 2dly, John, 16th
oot SCOTS PEERAGE.
issue. The ear 7 Oe. W780, and was succeeded by his brother,
Faancts, 6th earl, 6. 1673, and by his 2d wife, Jane By
stone, 2dda. of John, 4th lord Bi Balimerino, whoa. 1780s had
issue,
f es FD sare
jon, rc armny,
E Pavel oritendsiehr me Tet Pian 1785, Melon’ Mon eigen
(of Altxander 9h eal of inion, and by her (who f 1747)
who 4: at Fels, in Chatmpaign, 1700).
SRR RAN. 1745, d, Feb. 1795,
he ante, dfn er ta.
of Pirtfeman, co. Fife, tart billed at Port
. , Grace,
of Carnwath, esq., (by Eph 3 2 da. of
earl of Eglinton,) relict of John, 3d earl of
aiyicren ty tart (who d. Nov.'1738) left issue,”
1. Prawcis, 8th earl.
The carl my 2ily, 24 April 1740, Margaret, da. of Davids 3d
earl of Wi and by y her (who d. Aug.179) hed issusy .
‘emyss,
Jasna ane ft, Nar OR
‘The earl a. 8 July 1767, aad was succeeded By his som,
Francts, 8th earl, &. 11 Jan. 1737, m., 28 June 1763, Jane,
thiest da, of Jobe, THU lord Gray, and by her (who d. 19 Feb.
178 hd
z
issue,
11 July 1770
x tous fyb. 11 Feb. 1768, &. unm. 6 July 1791.
3. Francis, present
rs omnee Tpmaracts 2 Feb J77Is ns 17 March 1799, Cor
Edmund-Morton Pleydell, of St. Andrew, 68.
ind by her Webo 2 March TH) ha
issue,
i. Franck Archibald: & Joho-Mosion: 3. umes Wiliam,
4 Edmund is Be 6, George Gray,
& Chante; & Manoans, bo
Gace, my Yo July 17, Go nO cot on kale on
arn, de young.
a
‘The earl was, in 1706, created a British peer, by the title of baron
Stuart, of Castle Stuart, eo. Inverness, and dying 28 Aug. 1810,
was succeeded by his son,
FRaxcts, 9th und present earl.
Heir Apparent -Fnaxcts, lord Dowxe, the eurl's est son.
oa an ea a
ituart, stle Str in eo Uni
Kingdom, 4 June 1706.
irme—See Plate SS. Quarterly of 4. eS
Staten eraser eget and azure—the ‘regent Monay. 2 Or
556 SCOTS PEERAGE.
m., 9 May 1778, dr. James Hunter, of Monfodd.
Jord Potwarth, soof the Jo sar of Marchmante
ALEXANDER, 7th earl, who, on the
Loin POA poset fe tia
released on the expiration Samaeononat ie
EPS what Yond 1730) m. Anne Kers, 3d. dasof WiDiesagiae
marquess of Lothian, and had
4. CHARLES, d. young.
2. Winx, Oth enc
t rrert d. an infant
5. ALEXANDER, (hens
6 Georc, a.
a tre Sr
‘The earl d. 1720, and was succeeded Segewys)
‘Wrticaat, Od earl Wieut-gen. in the army, and peter]
Gibraltar ; m. 25 Dec. 1742, ——, relict
and. dying 26 April 1766, wit suceeded by Bi
ying 26 April 1766, Freep merependperioney
“Acrcoxpen, oth crs bly order of the Chueh of Bogs
lund, m., Ist, Primrose, 2d Jord Elphinstone,
an by er (eho 18 et, 130) had Ie
1
ate Beatin Siete ee ie
174, major-gem,
marairens aaa bi ig ae ey sete
‘The ear my 2ily, hia cousin, Masian, da. of his uncles
hon. James Home, of Ayton, and ie i ee
lind no issue; and, Sdly, 10 Feb. 1768, Abigail-Browne,da.
h. of John Ramey, of Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, esq-5 and. by her
(rho d. 6 Feb. 1814) had isue,
& Asox,
“he Monica peat the it eat eat:
Pe LN Ree he
Jervis and has oh
wood,
"The earl d. 8 Oct. an was suceeded by his only son, =
Fg ooo present and 10th earl,
ie A pear ent Dost GR RGR AERA eee Doxatas,
io He 1473; Lord Dunglas, = Earl
ome, 14734
Home, co. eceriks 004.
wine, i ot Aan aehiee or oucupapen tee:
inca gl ued psi, «bed ered gale “
s ions
Riiteo— Tre to the end. a
« w
— Hl ‘
SAaAGEE FTO
558 SCOTS PEERAGE.
me dying in 1005, wae sucecated by hia sda
Jon, 4th "ho was af dhe privy onl wo queen Anse
Elizabeth Stanhope, da, of Philip, of Chesterfield, and
Pits! 5th earl.
2 Cuantxs, 6th earl.
eM
‘The earl d 1713, and was succeeded by his son,
Jom, the 6th eal who, being in the reelion in 1736, un-
der the command of John, earl of Mar, was killed
Of shgttnats, aad Wan sucesso by Hlatrent eaten
east’ d May 1736, and d. two day eto withou
in an affray, 9 May two i t
igdha {bh won sncneededby his brother, re
Tastes, 7th earl, m., 1731, Mary, da. of George Oliphant,
MDs god nad dyiog' 1g Jan: 1736, withouy ‘sua; wea Guneaslell
‘Tuosas, Bh earl, m., 28 July 1736, Jane, da. and eo-h. of
James Nicholson, of West Rainton, co, Durham, esq, and by
her (who d, 18 May 1778) had issue,
Leon, Oth ea ine
a Sn ree ar Picna,
‘THOMAS, D. I is June 1
of Binchester, co: Burhan ex, and
Ls “Fonn, m., 3 Feb. 0id,"Anne,
& Mary. Thoma, Wilkin, of Betford see
Butane, met he re. ste on,
Frances 8 June Ios the rev, Thais Thurlow, brother Of
%. Charlotte, 4th da., ma20 Nov. 1800, Hi brother
us ‘day lenry-George Liddel, of
Ane.
Mary-Anne, rx; 31 Oct. 121, "Fohn Chattertatk,
als SbAAN, dns B Sept 170% get Joh Lambton, of Harratan-hall, eos Dur-
3 Axwn, m., 15 July 170 John Skmpson, of Bradley, oo, Durham, ¢ju
and 177%
Ais de wn, 2 May 1767.
1d. Jan, 1753, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Jowx, 9th earl, b. eg m., 14 Feb. 1767, Mary-Eleanor,
da. and sole h. of George Bowes, of Gibside, co. Durham, esy.,
and assumed the Bion. Bowes, pursuant to an act of parlias
ment in the same year, and by her (who d. 1800, havlug:m
2dly, Andrew nn Stoney, esq, who took the name
Bowes, and . 16 Jan. 1810) had issue,
1, Jon, 10th earl.
2. Gxonok-Bowns, b 12 Apeit 1700, of Paul's Walden, oo. Hi who
iherited the estates of his grand tn that county, lve tn u
my 14 June 1908, Mary, da. of Edward Thornhill, esq., of Kingston Livle, co
{Mm thee, © Lord, have I put sy trust.
’ oe
HAMILTON, Ean of ABERCORN, and Baron
: ‘of the same a ra Mtn, an,
int Hamilton, in England.
aeieeenpge ares Se Tororo Bik
tes +
INGTON,
HILTON, Hans Of HADDINGTON, snd
500. SCOTS*PEERAGE.
Nov. 1802; lady Matin Parker, only da. of Georges 4th. carl of
Tuomas Hamairom,iof Orchartield, descended from the
Hamiltons, of Innerwick, a branch of the ancient family of
Hamilton, duke of Hamilton, acquired, in 1522, from John, earl
had; purchased the lands aes ind
1524, in
tere corte
‘sxonas Hamilton, who
Bathgate, an Balinciefl in 1537 ; he made
Balbyne and iene
charter, 2 Aug. 1688. He was Killed at the
. 1547, leaving,
: THOMAS.
1. Tuomas, Ag earl. fen
x fe Sa Ph pee * privy counsellor, and lord re-
4. Parnicn, ‘under secretary his brother, esis ere
va augganens era ot erry to Uh Sons tope aig under |
‘Tuomas Hamilton, Ist earl, being bred to the law, was by
king James VI. ‘made one of the senators in the college of justice,
secretary of state, lord advocate and register, and was, in. 16)
created baron Binning, and earl of Melross, which he
changed tothe title of Haddington + in 1637, he was eonstituted
lord privy seal, which office he held for ten years ; my Ist, a da.
of James Borthwick, ea. by whom he ad one day”
Ins lordship me, 24ly, n da, of sir James Poulls, bark andy Sly,
is ip ty
ad of tir 2 Kars by hile 20 wife he had thres po
das., of whom
Tuomas, his eldest son, succeeded his father, as 2d earl, and
joined with the Covenanters, in the beginning of the ciel ars
was governor of the castle of Dunglasy where be wats 30
1640, unfortunately blown up, together with Robert Hi
ScABISL aes tagetatncootoee a taatgg of
sir €
Suaeireed Alcceeaa Tiss nd nt oe ieee ees
kine, 4th son of the 7th ear] of Mar, brother-in-law to the earl:
prevailed th:
View ty Eder Bri ng wats oe ella
Fiatiagton Ga sono of its walker fort ‘eligi eg
his countrymen irae’ w pack of Soviedin bd de
562, SCOTS PEERAGE.
‘Tnosmas, 6th earl: he bad a charter of the earldom of Had-
dington, 26 Feb. 1687, and another of the hereditary office of the
if He
toot guar , ol dg Sa See erat
cn took the haste act arvon of Betlie me
Rin pa earciac ana say a ae
anne s arts anid has teste} "George, “Apri ii
Sept, 1824, ‘ta. of archdencon Wobert Markham : 2
Tasca ana, wee teen bea
Gther chiltrens-—~3. Charer, tx holy orders, ot erat
Salhi taf i tne lai a
3 Charles, Lieut.-col. and governor of . 28 Sept. 1008,
as Eee
ux, det Feb. 177, leaving four
b Margaret,
& Helen,
+
M
3% Manga
Caner Seen Deon ‘of Hailes, bart.
‘The earl d. 28 Noy. 1735, and was succeeded st,
‘Tuoaras, 7th earl; m., Ist, 28 Oct. 1750, Maegt of Row.
land Holt, of Wve, co. Suffolk, esq, relict of me, Lloyd,
by her (who d. 7 Sept. 1785) had,
1. Curannaxs, present and 6th earl
2. Tuomas, df April
Bea ein 90% "6 March 1786, Anne, eldest da. of sie Charles
whom (whom, 2aly, 1796, Juanes D
“vi \Paanores,b Marc 17909 Sy 388
‘The earl d. 19 May 1794, and was succeeded
‘Crarces, Oth = o. acon m., April 1779,
du. of John, 2d earl of Hopetoun, and d.17
iad tate by bee (who 8 March va Sa
aaa present and 9th earl.
Heir Presumptive—The earl's cousin, Groncr Barrare, of
Jerviswood, Lr
o Binning, 30 Nov. Se eee
be ve. Lothian, 20 March 1619; Scots honours.
yy LBB7- ‘
ye Ist and 4th. ee
ae eu
fis:
3
56H SCOTS PEERAGE.
Sir Jonw Srewanz, son of sir William, me, Marion @
h, of sir Walter Stewart, of Dalswinton, who. was son
Eager ee gg ne pee
Sid grandson of sir Walter Stewart,
ton of a ‘Ih Ser of; Bonkylly pracsige a i
easter Siawart, of Dalewititon and. Gallen, wha iad:
ALEXANDER, his successor; 2. Thomas, anak
3
snceameag a Nae sath bt Linidondadyy
si
Donglas, of Cavers, and
and “arehibaid, ancesior of the ‘Stewarts, éarls of Blesinton; maid
viscounts japan in Ireland.
‘Auexaxonn, the eldent som; m. Elisabeth, das of (Alexander?
Kennedy, of Blairquhan, and had issue by her sixteen das and!
sony ALEXANDER, who was ther of the first earl. =
AvexanpeEn, Ist earl, was created. lord Garlies in
chiefly in consideration of ‘his descent from the noble
Lennox. In 1623, he was created earl of Galloway,
gne of the privy council to king James 1 He m. of
John Gorden, of Lochinvar, ancestor to the viscounts Kenmare
and by her had Alexander, who d. in his father’s itn ‘1642
and James, 2d earl... The earl d- 1649; and was succeeded —
Nis Bdy ut eldest surviving son
fisted; 2d earl; who, airing” che Wiarpilons Was
for the rayal cause, and a great sufferenin it ; and et
Tote (by Nichola, his wife dnc of air Robert Glenn of
1, Avexawpen, 34 carl; 2. Robert; 3. Williams donne
Grisel, m. Alexander Gordon, 5th viscount: Kenmare.
‘Avexakpen, Sd earl, micceeded his father, and m. Mary
Douglas, da. of James, 24 earl of Queensberry, by whorn he had
issue; 1 ALEXANDER, 4th earl ; 2. Jasres, Sth earl; 3. John,
brigadier-gen. in the arm;
LEXANDER, 4th earl, succeeded hi father bat dying in
1694, unm. was succeeded by his brother,
> {PABIG. 2) 565,
By ota Ss
tb Foto, on oh Opita,
Fs fer eho din 1710) ad eos
igaea ~
* Mary," eldest ‘ta. nd ¢o3.
ear eee
of Hamiton, an 2.9 Nev: 1
= heat ot
The carl d. 14 Ock. 1773, and was succeeded by his ton,
Joux, 7h earl, K.T., m. Ist, Charlotie-Mary Greville, da.
of Francis, st earl of Warwick, by whom he his ‘one son, who
did not long survive his mother ; and he m., 2dly, Anne, da. of
the late sir James Dashwood, bart, by whom in Goh" San
SPS tenes «ona,
_ Geoucr, present earl.
oh aii Panny du Ns hon. ob Doug, tt
het Mat id Sas ing
fone eee David Baillie, of Audley-
1m holy orders, consecrated bishop of Quebec, 1 Jan.
raeJon, b 15 April 1790, mo 22 Oct. Ul,
cater a of Pac 1 and has issue,
wr annes 2 ey eee
a romenery: © ‘1800, Meat. R.N., d. 8 Jan. 1829.
ee award Willoughby Sewell
5 8 Carats
pe» ana can, mo Nov Nov, 1088; Catherine Chaterls, 2d da, of Francis,
Mary 1817~
is Whee 1819, -
weecsrst toss 6S ew
‘bart, who d. 1894.
‘of Marlborough.
566 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Bay girs sin seas A785, Jord Spencer Chichester, brother to he shar-
“Eee mprteagicta
i bis TE Sept. 1801, the hon, air Edward Crafton, bart
1S ganesh Lan, Tio, tne nom and rev. George Rushout, Uothee
Oe oi 2. 2 a, rien Bligh, oto ta ie bad a
ude he dane aes eerie
: love ;, was
ceeded by his eldest vons gs
Groner, the present
ae Apparent—Ranvorrn, lord Ganures, his lordhip's
jest son.
Creations—Baron Lrg ncaa 1607; Earl of Galloway,
19 Sept. 1623 ; and Baron Stewart, of Garlies, in Great Britain,
6 June 1796. cet oae
gtd eagratd Bue, (Re whole sn’ a doutie” snug umount
Crest pliean tn her nest feeding her young ll prope,
welled a vein oo aed en pi fol ge
Taree Persea euleere sirten ‘Virtue is increased by & wound. *
JAMES MAITLAND, Fartof TAT ERD Rae iscount
Teles and Maitland ; Baron of
MP. for Berwickshire, 6. 10 June 171
oS into Das RE ras won’ the att attack of bo
severely, in the attack against
Bo pees Sig. Joux, b- March 1709;-—4. CuantesFox,
4. 6 Nov. 1793, d. 18 Deo. 1817 ;—5. aan m, 8 arr
Robert Fraser, of Torbreck, co. Inverness, June
1920;—6 Many, 8. 4 dan. 1780, mn Se “Ia19, Edward
Stanley, of Cross Hall, co. Lancaster, Shar ‘rae
3 ce 1790, m-, 19 Jan. 1815, ‘Jaman Belfer,
eq. 8 Tor ‘Fortadanz, b. 10 Oct. 1791, m, a
‘arrender, esq., and d. 19 May 1827 ;——!
Peo tees ee eee
4
‘This distinguished fami to have been seated at
Thirlestane, in. the co. Berwick, at least as as the 18th
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fr
of th
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of
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conumiataner,
baoleporenad]
iERE
ho
‘p68 SCOTS PEERAGE.
The bey Sai Ang. 1710, and--was succeeded by hiv eldest sure
“i sa poh hie
se rae = hee
sees eae
ee thal oy
bar igen gtd SEN a i Bat oon tae
moa, co. Kerry, exe
‘5. ALEXANDER, in the:
‘a baronet of Great 3d cai a
ap Pendore..de.pl.col, ape Madaty i pee ae
Sit Alexander Charles his succetor, and other chile 6»
46 Bee ok ha ing aug op ae
Elon. Pfs In Gen of her ter roa
the title of viscount
ES oom
ea.
+ R.N,, dat Malta, 2 July
oi May Purr’ m6 Apt foarte Raia
Winietbeeres of Scotlands” bn
$ bala duly William of pig mage
4, Phantex, of Fioughy who wan commantex ot
zy VTS, Mm, Sy rs Signy ee ae ti
1. Jahn, of smo) B uly UB theta of Willan sx-
‘The lands of Loudoun, in A) from which this title is
in the reign of David L, to one
whose son, James de Loudoun, left an da, who
of Donald Catnpbell, 2d son of Colin More Campbell,
ancestors of the dukes of Argyll). I the funy o¢ Couphall
the lordship of Sagres str tn
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Camesert, of Lawers (2 younger the Campbells
Gleaoeehy), Sir Schwa ete 163 1033, earl of Loudoni
baron Parrinyeane and Marchline, but the opposition
against the court, his patent was till 1641, when he
appointed lord eh chancellor of and his title
ce
gether with his son, eee et Gaon of grace
and pardon, 1654. He 10 arch 1605, and waa succeeded tp
ne stad ne ” Margaret Mi da, of Th
AMES, 2d earl, m, = font
eat] of Eglinton, and bad issu soa es
L 1 AC Bi earl,
2, Joux, colonel in
aS » KBs
serene haietee ine Some hy opt
forthe mireot & vie ot Georgeltl Te mes
atthe bat yaad Sec be patente es
oye in tikes Me ie avle, dar of Davie Th earl of Giagur,
Si les Sean, dar and he Of Willan Mure, Of Hovallan, ao Dy het hed tawey
; Jastés, oth earl.
t skstsesaess ‘me Colin Lindeay, 3 earl of Balcarres.
a ‘Aberuchill, bart,
= ‘Cagta me
Sessea irre Seuss La sasseal Potion; aa ane sae
each de. TiC and wed wooded Us ica sadist ane
Huow 2d carl, KT. privy counsellor to William IL, an ex-
trnordinary lord of session, and one of the commissioners for the
872 SCOTS PEERAGE.
te saat (arte ayers DSS 1007 want
Pn Hay, who 0 toad became Oi aero
marl serial the of ual 16 i ar fr Sn be 7 ai
“ Gon! hig ahead?
2 Jour, da. of David, viscount Stormont.
LRT, me SOM Hh carl of Mar,
ELizamerm, m. James, Sth earl of ‘and Seafield.
‘The encl d. 1719, and was ‘enccesded by lis sony
Gronox-Hewny, 7th earl of Kinnoul, who, 30
was created a peer of Great Britain, by the title of baron
aPelwinaing on: Hardtrd | wiz 1709, Al
Robert, Ist eatl of Oxford and n aries and by be Goal
earl.
Ronenr, ot York, 4 10 Des. 17 wh took.
aris of Drummond to the ised of entail of
Wiliam Brmmon i eau Satan hem zl
Peter Aurlol, merchant in London, aud by her (who
1. Rosent-Avrior, 9th earl.
2 Phones col 7 AK, 7d in AT :
BererAuriol, 31 Jane iat me 18 gS, May Belge ont
Sotencanieey) an thou bane i Maver”
4. Jobn-Auriol, b. 4 July 1 730, and was lost tn the Beswer priapatip
war,
“uti ttay, DD. tn
corres alt ood rea “
had
1m 14 be ul Louie: Margaret ony i of J
dep Sets spent
iit: ne wn Say, 24 Shay ii nt Ami Avy
hhady 3 Ametiay bit Sept. 1794, ymey 3 Sept. 12, rev.
Dib. Prebendary of Southwell.
%. inereereva AM
and vicar of
4 “Alexander, b. 4 Feb. Tilind.
om ia oly orders rector
‘D.D., canon of Christ Church, Oxon, m. Anne, dae of —
un ete ee
‘of Manchester; x aod Ras ara: laryedaney oP Mach
staffe,
Pliourd, hn holy orders wo Ay Ie Apt os
a Tones of Badger, co. Slop, Cvs Aa
5, Mary, ad ts bishop of St
f Mary, m, dr. Lewis Bagot, bishop of St. Asaph
5H me Robert
anh fmnteerA, Ropers esq. of Trimdem, co. Durham, DCL,
‘6. Many, m. John Hume, bishop of Salisbury, (who d. Sept, 1785)
la
574 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Creations—Lord Crichton, eae 1485 5 | “)
Yona and Earl of Dumfries, 1688 Lord Cuma’ and Inher?
tin, Viscount Monntstuart Kingarf, ani
Scots honours. eave
‘Motto—God send grace.
ang We x
aon BRUOB, BAnt bt ae nd KINCA
ron. of Kihos sd Teer, ‘a Lieut.-Gen.
the’ Alny'? rnoceel hia brother, ‘Robert, the late
15 July 1771. The earl was appointed (July 1799)
Extraordinary to the Sublime Ottoman Porte, where he
till the Frerich were finally driven out of , arid
himself of the afforded by his diplomatic ¢
by hem Sod hts Stash now deposited the
e name of the Elgin Marbles, now er
a “ait
married, Ist, 11 Mareh 1799, Mi
William-Hamilton Nisbet, of Dirleton and sa havens
dington, esq., and by her (whose
of parliament in 1008) had issue,——1. GEORGE-C!
CONSTANTINE, lord Bruce, bs at Pera, 6 April 1000 5-2.
Many, 6.at Bujukdore, 22 Sept. 1802, m., 28 Jan. 1828, Robert-
‘Adam Dundas, esq., M-P.; —3. Mart.pa-Hannrera,
Sept. 1802;—4. Wantrast, be vib 3h Ad og
Lucy, &. 21 Jan. 1806, m., 14 March 1828, Archibald-M. Jolin:
Grant, of Kilgraston, N.B., esq. ‘The earl m.y 2ily, 21 Septe
1810, Elizabeth, youngest da. of James~Townshend
Dunniker, co. Fife, id by her has issue, — 6. J.
20 July 1811; ——7. Frepensex-Wrrrtaat, dM
—B. a son, b, Nov. 1815;——9. Pea Rei BAY
1822; 0. a sow, 5. 15 Feb. J a DAUGHT!
6. 4 Oct. 1828, -
‘The earls of Eigin are certainly descended from he royal
house of Bruce, although the precise line of that descent
now be distinctly traced; their undoubted ancestor,:
Bruce, of Gersmanyston, being described as “ dilectus consen-
guinens”, by king David IL. 1359.
Epwanp Bruce, of Blairhall, 6th in descent. f from Robert
above named, left 3 sons, 1. Robert, ancestor of the Bruces of
land, after the decease of the q fee
privately held, in her lifesime, with sir Robert jer secre
tary of state, and had thereupon, in recompen ‘office
master of the rolls given him for life; he was also, by that ¥
made @ privy counsellor in both kingdonis, and created, 1
_ EARLS. 875
tron Brus of Kinks me Maglaley das of si Alexander
Lome 8 Topps
“PBbwarn,
peas, Ist earl of
SETA, me. Willlam Cav
of Devonshire.
us ip c ate Remtacemt ot Peri tc
Enwanp, 2d lord, made a K.B. at the cretion, of Henry,
eas ee te pray here
a not en; ve tit 1
fe hiiual with sis Bleasd Soci afteSrands ean a hoes
in 1663, and was $ Coens
Rowent, 2d earl, who was, for his loyalty to kings Charles I.
and If., created, 18 March 1663-4, baron Brace, of Skelton, ca:
York, iacount FBruce, of Ampthill, co, Bedford, and ear. of
‘Somerset,
William, 34. duke of Somerset, and by her had 4 sons and 2-das.,
two-enly of whom survived, vis
of Angentean, fa Brabant, and by hes ad iy oly &8
‘Thomas Bd cat ‘m., 1722, the count of Horn, in Germany
‘3d earl, d. 1741, and was succeeded by his only surviv-
apie
——— 4th earl, and 3d earl of Aylesbury, who had been
‘the house of peers by writ, 1711, as lord Bruce of
Whoritea,. Yo April 1746, he was created baron Bruce, of Tot-
Seaham, co: Wilts, with remainder to his nephew, eee e
Brudenell, son of Geor, of Cardi ina
beth Bruce. earl om Nath Arne da. and’ BY of Willara
Saville, rineyuess of Halifax, by whom (who d. 16 July 1717) he
had issue,
Le Rowenr, my but din his father's lifetime, sp.
2% Many, m. Henry, duke of Chandos.
eo rebar Bathurst, elder brother of Allen, 1st edt! Ba-
‘The earl m., 2dly, Juliana, da. of Charles Boyle, earl of Bur-
sf Gan by whom (who d-26 March 1739) he had no issue; and
Caroline, only da. of John, 4th duke of Argyll, by whom
6 survived him and m., 2ilys general Henry Seymour, bro-
thergf te at mar Heriford) he had isse,
4, Man ess 3 duke of IRichmmond.
‘Tae earl d V0 Feb. 1747, iyhhan the saridoas of Aylesbury became
676 SCOTS PEERAGE.
rites hes bana eal ‘Tottenham devolved on his
nephew, Thomas-Bruce ancestor of the present mar-
quest of Aylesbury ‘see that title); and the Scoteh honours went
to his heir scone ‘Och earl of Kincardine,
Seer es certcronaan —~
Sir Bi » of
RN ee
‘Carnock, 5 Ee ee ones
ee Tie hey mal but Sng ion
to
fhe preg yor erp nha,
ALEXANDER, 2d earl, who d. 9 July 1680,
Cepegen aon death, tin 1908,
devolved on his
ALEXANDER, rat oary (son of Robert Bruce,
above named, bg anim ht oer Hie me Chistian,
Penah nt Fema, tas ‘eet Rie
:
3
i
FF
:
i
hi
:
i
the highly bnportant ee ct gereasm to hescope highoaae
ly to ¥
rincess Charlotte of Wales, and d. much 21 June
1810. they baa inma,
of Wi ot 1810,
Stay astuiaes
Bie ieee ree pa
3 Brudeoelt, ensign 3d guards, ¢. at Poros, 8 Oct. eas,
we Fe ra vee em
Pilup-Charien Durham, G-Cebe san ars
“Whe earl d. 14 May 171, and wus succeeded by his som,
Wi1tam-Rosenr, 10th earl of Kincardine, and 6th eael of
Elgin, de 1B July 1771, aged 7 years, and was sneroped by his
"stoi present and 11th earl of Kincardine, and 7th earl of
ir 4 nonce - Cuantxs-Constansin®, lonl
Buver, the earl
) RARE
Es
(Creations—Baron Bruce, of Kinloss, 8 1604
Bain, 21 June 1633; Earl of Kincardine, and
;—7. Cuantorre, m., 825, A.
‘eq., ef Salton Cnstle, East speeds j-- 8: Lovrsa-AxnTo
wierra:-—9. Hanarer, m., 3 Sept. 1829, Grant
Satie, of Balgonie and Pridion (Granee, co. Hidétowten, 9 e845
‘That the ancient and noble family of Wemyss is descended
from the great Macduff, thane of Fife, who was the chief instru-
and
the aforesaid sir David was one of those great men in the king-
dom who wrote a letter to the pope, usserting the independence
Sir Jouw ord of that ilk, was a man of great inte-
ffl Honour, and inne esteemed by Chacls Iw created
Mice at lord, HFemyes, of Elcho, 1 April 1020 t dad, was
Spril 1628 rial
~ , Tarwith the titles ‘of earl
of Wemyss, lord Elche, &c., 25 June 1633. Though he was
578 SCOTS PEERAGE.
man of mild and moderate principles, he sided with the parlia-
ment in the troublesome reign of Charles I. By June, da. of
Patrick, 7th lord Gray, he had one son and five das. ; he d. 22
Nov. 1649, and was succeeded by his suid son,
Davin, 2d earl, m., Ist, Jane, da. of lord
whom he had Jane, m., Isty Archibald, earl b eign
of William, Ist marq ‘2dly, George, 14th earl of
Sutherland. He m., 2dly, ing, da. of the earl of
Wigton, by whom be had no issue, He m., ddly, Mi
i 2 nad ere
The earl having no male issue, ed. his honours to
the crown, and obtained a new patent, the former prece-
denvy to and in favour of his da. Mc and the heirs male
of her body, 3 Aug. 1672, He d.'1680, and was succeeded in
his estate and honours by bis das,
, Maxoanzr, countess of Wemyss, m.sir Semen! Wemyss of
Casklerey, lineally desoended. of Janies,
Wemyss, lord of that ilk. He was pant by Charles IL, lord
Burntisland, for life only, 18 Aug. 1672; he d. in 1685, leaving
insu by the sid countess,
1. Dayrn, 3d earl.
2 soo, Davi eal of Lever
3. Manoanirr, m. David, 4th earl of
The countess 4.1705, and sas succeoted by Her don
Davin, 84 earl, one of the lords of the privy counell to
Anne; 1706, he was constituted lord high admiral of se St
and was named one of the commissioners for the
with England ; afterwards he was appointed vi
ie enjoyed till the death of the queen. a sir co one tak eee
a in the Ist and 2d Beltish parliaments ; we et ar ne
Herm, ally’ Mary. da: of sir John Robinson, of :
fe m., 2aly, sir John Robinson,
ed. Geta pecny eed ty (by Mary, his wile, da. of sir. Welliam
Dudley, of Bar.) but by her ad no issues He: ms
ily, Blinabeth da. da. of Henry, 7th ford Sinclair, by whom he had
Willam, 26th eal of Sutherland.
m. James, Sth earl of Moray.
on turka 18 March 1720, and was succeeded by his som,
James, 4th earl, 6. 1699, m., March 1720, Janet, only da: of
col. Francis Charteris, by whom (who d. 1775) he had issue,
J, Davip, Jord Elcho, Who Jotning In the rebellion, 1748, was the nest year
during whore Titetiine the ‘gry ofthe the family was ee dat
without fseue 1707, It devolved upon his brother,
a! RANCIS Granenre Wess ‘who enjoyed the great
of his anid col, Charteris, and assumed his name,
ee a dens
Burraner
he Inte ene ata, i, 3 Sept: 17s Ii coe
iderland, da, of Willan, call of sutderlande and alter to tbe
URS Garland & 10 May p00: having had fue by her, (who a 24 Jan. TON)
580 SCOTS PEERAGE.
ney 15 May 1633; Baron Wemyss, of Wemyss, in the
of the Ui ‘Unita Kingdom, 17 July 1081. unin s
weigercse net. di he a ne ee iee Water iene
Sapa tee pene cen
ala ‘2nd. A hand holding a dagger for
cnane
‘Supporters—Two swans, wings inverted proper. ‘
MotioJe pense. think. :
apie
was Simon de Ramsay, of Dalhousie, in Lothian, co.
who, temp. David Te 1140, was a witness to a of Sia om
of Livington, in West Lothian; and from
Witt Rassay, of the same Tape >, who was one Px
barons who, in 1320, subscribed celebrated letter to the
oy ee the independency of their country ; from whom
“Sir Oroxcx Ramsay, who was knighted by James VI., and
iter Aug. 1618, lord Ramsay. He was succeeded, fn
, by his son,
Wirtraat, Ist earl of Dalhousie, so created 20 June 1683;
m., 19 June 1633, Margaret, da. of David, Ist earl of Southesk,
and had issue,
1, Groner, 24 earl.
2. Jon, m. miss Sinclair) and had issue,
aA tttant Ott earl.
& MARY, m, Jaryes, 24 ene} of Buchan.
‘ho earl did Feb. 1674, and was suoceded by his elder som,
Gono, 2d earl, m. Anne Fleming, da, of John, 24 earl of
Wigtoun, and had issue,
2 Watttaaty earl
pare arr pe po slg and adly, Robert, viseount Oxenford.
six, Me James, Sth earl
PEMA, my L872 John
M79,
‘The eurl ds 1675, and was succeeded by his son,
Way ea fy Mary. Henry, Ist earl of
heda, Alice, Sth da. of jam, lord Spencer, of Worm-
ieigh Fe el Fac cle age Fete
SDAARLETOO
eereecei ss te
“Pepaaen, :
- young. —
a lord Hawley, Sah meres AAO
duly 1762.
= Guumtaat ste ME ARSE; Be TAxR; alld, wom,
‘The cael a. aly lsd Janet janet Martin,-and dying @ Dec. 1799,
CHaRLes, ‘who d. wim. 29 Jan. 1764, and was suc
Bee his
commissioner to the general assembly
oe sear igh comminiones to the general erly
n earl of Panmure, 1782, the very extensive proper-
c pep devolved on him, in i, by virtue of set
aon by the earl of Panmure 1775, with remainder
to his 2d son. This settlement was strongly contested by lieut.
Thomas Maule, heir male of the Panmure family, grandson of
Henry Maule, bishop of Meath; but the court of session, 1 March
1782, determined in favour of the earl of Dalhousie, with the
exception as to certain long leases of Panmure and Brechin ead
suport to belong to lieut. Maule. The earl m,, 30
1767, Elizabeth, da. of Andrew ae ebq., niece and er
of hominy “Glen, of Longcroft, co. ‘capt.-gen. of
pi ee oe Geyer 16 Match 1007) had
issue,
a nee
at ita, sarees ao ey Tiss baiting the Pan-
a7, Heron, ds. of Gilbert Gordon, of Malesths, ad py her two i
Pata, 28 Oct. 1705, m., 8 March 1026, Gilbert Young, of Young-
15: Dec. 1706, mi, 20° DDec. 1he2, str Alexander Rarnsny,
DMEYE Noe. i, m., oct, 10, James Hamiton, “«
E
582 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Anderson, U9 Rebs 1815s 11. Henry, bu 25 Ang. UM
12 » by 1 Det. I a
13. Robert-Anderson, d. 5 Feb. 102) . Maule, 6. 16 Feb, 1824.
&..Awpanwy in the aval tecvics of tae, Reet tndie ‘Companys 5-¢ May
17 me +» 20 Jan. 1800, miss Rachel Cook, and d. (of a wound received in
due 73h Suiy leaving lesuc,
‘6, Davin, capt. 1st regi of foot, d. of the yellow fever tn the West Indies,
10, san
iawn,
fan Infant, 29 Ma
%. 6 Sept.
Miner 18 April 1706, si Thomas Monctie, ot
Alan me 29 Apr 1001s Tames Hay, of Drum eo: Eatabargh, fotine
of Base (en lla = 4
‘he eal. 1 Nov. 1787, and was succeeded by hin son,
Geonce, present and 9th lord.
‘Heir Apparent—Gxonce, lord Raatsay, the enrl's son.
Creations—Lord Ramsay, 25 Aug. 1618; and Earl of Dal.
housie,’ co. Mid-Lothian, 19 June 1633; Baron Dalhonéie, in
the per of the United Kingdom, 1 Aug. . 1815.
ime See Plate 6. 5
a i naad couped sr the Mec, Argent, armed, awed and
Dupporters—Two griffing
Motoo=Ora et labora,” Pray ad inbour,
mgs
CHARLES STUART, Eant. of TRAQUATR, Baron Stuart,
of Traquair, and Lord Linton, and Caverston, and a Barenet
born 31 Jan. ¥781, succceded his father, Charles, late éarl, 13
‘Oct, 1827.
‘The ancestor of this noble family was James Stuart, a natural
son of James, earl of Buchan, who obtained a charter of Jegiti-
mation, 20 Feb. 1488-9; and'm. Catharine, da, and sole heiress
of Richard Mashed of that il ah
Rutherford Wells, co. Roxturgh, and being killed’ with
James 1V., at the fatal battle of Flodden, 1513, left a son, Wil-
liam, who m. Christiaua, da. of John Hay, lord Vester ; and by
her had William, father of 4 sons: viz. "Robert ; 2. John; 3.
William, who all d. without issne; and, 4. James, who had a son,
John, who d. before his father, leaving, by Mary, his wifey da. of
‘Andrew Stuart, master of Ochiltree, co. Wigtoun, a
Joux, Ist-earl of Traquair, who was created, 19 April 1628,
EARLS. 583
Jord Stuart of Traquair; 22 J
eatof al Cattarthe, incor David, spec
fF
E
haf
© th earl; m. Mary Maxwell, da. of Robert, 4th earl
Sa =
seerecr in:
& BSsy. ca Bea an det AE Mithesdate, anit 6 March
Fanaa eatin:
‘The earl d. 1741, and was succeeded by his
Caantins, th earl; 2. Theresa, dn of slr Beldwin’ Conyers,
by whom (rin d. 1778) he had no issue, and dying 1764, was
succeeded by his brother,
Joux, earl; m. Christiana, la. of sir Peter Anstruther,
of Nag ea (who d. 1778) he had issue,
70 earl, b. 1744; ee " a . 1773, Mary, da.
sate Thay 7st) Gai a
‘Phe ear 18 Ove 1027, a ‘and was succeeded by his only son,
and 8th earl.
of Traquair, 1628 ; Baronet, of No-
va Scotia, 1629; Eurl of Traquair, Lord Linton and Caveston,
1633,
Arms—See Plate 6. Quarterly of 4. Ist. Or a fess chequy azure and argent—
604 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Sesh teats ete ees peeeeranae
‘Crem—A rat Penarroren a garb fessways or.
‘Motto—Judge nought.
ae
ROBERT-ALEXANDER DALZELI, Eant of CARN-
WATH, Baron Dalzell and Libberton, nnd a Baronet of Nova
Feb. 1768 ; married, 1st, 23 Sept. 1789, June, da. of
of Cork ea, and by Da (rho 3 ep 170 |, —1. En:
ZABETH, b. 12 Aug. 1790, x m,
‘rs of lieut-col. ‘Went:
Ackrom, 6. 17 Dec. 1802, d, 20 Jan. 1804;— # Hannay.
Benuann, 6. 11 Nov. 1804 ;— 9, Cuantorrr-Mantaxye,
2, 26 April 1806, d. young ;——10. Tiatata-Manta, B. 20
1900; —I. Exxawon-Jawe-Exizanern, }, 4 Nov. 1810;
1b. Cuannorre-Avevstay t.24 July 1013; —I8, Vise
cenv-Cannwarn, 6. 2 April 1815, dan infant ;——14.
WENT-ALEXANDEN-Gronox, b. 19 Aug. 1616.
‘The origin of the name of Dalzell is thus stated by Nisbet, and
other Scots genealogists. A favourite and near kinsman of
Kenneth IT. having been taken prisoner by the Picts, was
and exposed hanging on a gibbet. ‘The king, exceedingly
at this indignity, offered a great reward to any one who would
undertake to recover the body ; but the danger of the attempt
was so imminent, that for some time no one could be found to
adventure it, till the ancestor of this family came forward, and
said to the king, “ Dall Zell” ; which, in the ancient Scottish
language, signified, “1 dare”; and, ‘having successfully per
formed his undertaking, took Dalzell for his surname, and a
naked body suspended on a gibbet for his armorial ensigus. In
his remarks oo the Ragman Roll, however, Nisbet says the sur-
name is local, and derived from the lands of Dalzell, co. Lanark.
The first of the name on record is Tuomas DE Daze:
who was one of the Scottish barons who swore fealty to king
ward L, 1296. ‘The present family is descended from Ronerr
De Datent, of Daleell, who d. 1692; and was
ther
Rowent Darzexe, of Dulzell, crented, 18 Sept. 1628, baron
Daisell ; and, in 1639, advanced to the diguity of earl af Carn
oath, m. Margaret, da. of sir Robert Crichton, of Cluny, and
EARLS: 505
peowteniae ee whose son, sir Rot
Pe et at re rr er
many, mesic Jum Muirhead, Ls
The earl d. 1630, and was sucoseded by his eldest son,
Rogen, 24 carl, was fined £10,000 ty the extatee of Soot:
land, for hhoving given information to king Charles I. of their
design to take up arms against him ; afterwards attended that
monarch in the field, and was at the battle of Nuseby, 14 June
Vt. Hem. Christian, da. of sir William Douglas, of Hawick,
and had issue,
L. Gavrx, 3d earl.
2 Wri.ttas, de umm. 1647.
The earl 4. YOA5-6, and wae sucouded by his slest som,
Gavin, 3d earl, distinguished like his father for his loyalty,
was taken prisoner at the battle of Worcester, and detained in
confirement for some years; m., Ist, Margaret, eldest da. and
co-b. of David, lord Carnegie, eldest son and heir apparent of
David, Ist ear! of Southesk, and had issue,
1. Jaaces, 4th earl.
2 Jean, m. Claude Muirhead, of Lachop.
‘The earl m., 2dly, Mary, eldest da. of Alexander Erskine, earl
of Relle, by whom he had no Sea ; he d. June 1674, and was
son,
pee rns eee Mary, 24 da. of George Seton, 2d earl of
Winton, by whom he had an only da..
Many. Lt John Hay, 2d son of. Jone ba marques of Tweeddale,
The earl d. without male issue, 1683, and was succoeded by his
brather,
Joux, Sth earl, d. unm, Fane 1703, and was succeeded by his
2d
Ronenr, 6th earl, it-grandson of John Dalzell, of Glenw,
2d son of the Ist ene following the example “of his un-
cestors in their attachment to the House of Stuart, joined in the
rebellion of 1715, and being taken prisoner at Preston, was inn-
peached, and sentenced to death, but was afterwards pardoned
for his life, though his titles remained forfeited till they were re.
stored to his descendant, Asi present earl, in 1826. The earl m.,
Ist, Grnee, 3d da. of Alexander Montgomery, 9th earl of Fglin-
ton, by whom be had issue,
F Evrmemta, 4. young,
2, MANGanst,
Hem, 2dly, '§ June 1720, Grizel, da. of Alexander Urquhart,
of Newhall, by whom he had issue,
Hea aietauret te f John Hamils of Bu: b
fem. ju of John Hamilton, of Bangour, by
whore had ais Fe =
Dec. 1797.
and hy 18 To Jone Ui iss, Margaret, ‘8d da. of Thomas Vincent,
0, York, esq. and by her (who ¢. 11
pat 1708)
issue,
% Rowen, b. 1730, and g. 3 July 1788, having m., 24 Moy 1761, Elizabeth,
5a6 SCOTS PEERAGE.
ari. Acklom, of Wisetom Hall, 1 ony. and leaving issue
i oh i bE aN be si it et his os
9 March 1766, 4. umm. 24 March 1619
4: owsnr-AUHSan DER, prosest cutie
‘The'earl d, July 1737, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
ALEXANDER, (called vii) ail of Carnivath;: mm. tise Has:
de a era 1753, 1775, Elizabeth Johnston, de 6 July
cuaRD, 1733, my + an
1782, in aa fathers cea ‘lifetime, mass ering an only. et ey
2. Ronenr. =
-% eeeaansaratan ts Jan. = paneer of Lagg, bart.
& Bus payer i
7 Sanunsy be 18 Oct
& Davuny 6 20 May Hts
‘The eati d. 3 April T7e7,and was succeeded in, estate by his
t surviving son,
Ronen, who never ussumed che sie ; b.7 Jan, 1795, mo 18
March 1788, Anne, da, of David Armstrong, of Kietleton, eo
Dumfries, and by her (who d, 21 Reb 1797) had iasue,
OnN.
2 Srerred ‘m. major Stuart, of the marin
Xia Enveamerat; w. Hetry Dougiss, eng, 3 son of alt Charles Douglas, of
Robert Dalzell, esq., d. 13 Feb. 1808, and was succeeded by
eo eye 5.19 Ang, 1795, Kil led in action off
‘ony, in the royal navy, . 1795, killed in
‘Row Onlosin, 10 Den 01s, aun, then. all the dave -aaeabie
Alexander, eldest son of the 6th earl, became extinct, and the
representation of the family devolved on
Rowent-AexaN pea Datzert, esq., only son of Row
24 som of the Gch cath, who wat restred to tha dguitin o¢ his of hi
ancestors, hy act of patliament, which received the royal
26 May 1826.
Heir Apparent—Tuomas-Hewnx, lord Darzext, the earls
eldest surviving son.
Creations Baron Dalzell and Libberton, 18 Sept. 1628; Earl
of Carnwath, 21 April 1639; Baronet, of Nova Scotia, 1} April
1666.
‘Arye See Plate 57. Sa
opens matin e
ain ep ‘Eriqhete armour, the visors of thelr helmets up,
iitenrsatas tenet farm, nnd holding « spar in the interior
Soa DF
eos
——
DAVID OGILVY, Enrl of ATRLTE and LINTRATHEN,
aind Baron Ogilvy, of “Airlie; restored to those titles by act of
paslisiiont; which tectived the royal ament, 36 Bay 1896; saar-
ried, 7 Oct. 1812, Clementina, only child of Gavin Drutamond,
of Forth Street eign and as iaue,—1. Jax, & 27 ole
13; —2. CLewextixa-Dauaoconn, b 12 June 1819 ;—
DAVID-GRAHAM-DRUMMOND, bint Ogitey, bs 4 May
1826,
588 SCOTS*PEBRAGE.
Warts, 24.90 of the tth earl, daimed the tite on the det
of hin David esq, BBL, without suedess.
im, Tay da, of Wiliam Futlarton, of Symi, i
Sordi a Sis 700) te Hak ny ei aaa
Note Aj
fina. Ti June 1a) pony Ho H
sistet unt, m. John, fith viscount Arbuthnot.
2 ese the ary Nn ee
& Sears de unm, 1007.
7. DowALD, in the service of the East Inidis Company, on the
mci Feb. 1013, mss Morley, Ath da, of James Morley, em of thy
Company's service.
9, Maw
10, Winttam, in the
og caring
Jone wi
John
7 esq, de ye arit 1810, ee ‘was succeeded by his
eldest nee
Davin, present hey “a
Heir Apparent—Lord Oart.vy, the earls son. :
Creations —Baron Ogilvy, 1491's Ens] of Airlie, 1639.
fea loge atc 4 Ton. pasrant. gandaut. ques, dijcally Bormes
ond Soro ih a i wale ue ards is hota A
eat wale up :
Se ite NE oeal sak eek tere ond poeeek aa
lower.
‘Mottomnd Fins "To the end.
<—ieered
DAVID LESLIE, Eant of LEVEN and) MELVILLE,
Viscount mie and Kirkaldie, Baron Melville, Raith, Mont
mail, and Balvearie, Capt. RN. ; born 8 Dec. 1786;
his father Alexander, the late earl, 22 Feb. sed} 21,
June 1824, Elizabeth-Anne, da. of sir Archibald C: of
Suecoth, co. Dumbarton, bart., and has issue, — 1. Fuseasn ta
Jaxx, b. May 1826 ;——2. a pavenren, b. Dec. I
ALExanpEn Lesire, commander of the army of the Scoteh
Covenanters in 1639, was created, 11 Oct. 1641, earl of Leven, to
him and his heirs whatever. His son, Aleander, lord Balgony,
ud. in his father’s lifetime, leaving issue, one son, ‘AvExAyDRe,
2d earl; and one da., CaTHARINE, who became, on the death of
her nieces, as hereafter stated, countess of Leven.
Azexhwnns, sho, on his grandfathers ‘death, 1661, hecarme
9a exzl of Leven, end @. 1664, Mancaner and
Catuenive, successively countesses Leven, wi d. without
issue; and, on the death of the latter of thew 1706, that title
devolved on her aunt,
CATHERINE, above namedyim., 1655, George, 4th lord Mel-
ville, who, 8 April 1690, was created earl of Melville. On her
death, the two earldoms united in the person of her son,
Davin, 3d earl of Leven, ant 24 earl of Melville, who suce
- L
BARIS. | 580
his father in the latter title, 1707, nd his mother in the
1713; m Anne, sister of David, 34 curl of Wemyss,
and had issue,
{LE SHOMGE, Id Balgony and Ralth, who df his fatherifetmey leaving
artis’ 3a eu of Leven sud Mele, & wi titan 17a
2 ALexaxpen, who, on the death of his nephew, became bth
earl of Leven, and 3d earl of Leven and Melvi
AxexanpDER, Sth earl of Leven, m., Ist, Mary, da. of col.
Jen Erskine, of Carnock, by whom he had is issue,
1. Davin, 6th earl.
And, 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of David Monypenny, exq., by wh
(who d. 1783) he hnd issue, i ra
wok, AUEEax REN, spemeral nthe ary, my Mary, ds of Thothae Flip,
athertord, eames M.P.
Davrp, 6th earl, m. Wilhelmina, da. of Williut Nesbit, of
Dirleton, esq., by Whom (who d. 10 May 1798) he bad issue,
1. ALEXANDER, present earl.
‘2% Wrextasr, killed in America, Jan.
hh & Bavio Diegen- inte atm Heer, a, of the rev. John Gilles,
bak fn the army, m, 19 Sept; M6, the eldest da. of the late
; or eatin grson witch onehaon he moral the ut
Os Pictet ec ibanern, mame, 4 rd Ruthven
& Cuamworre.
‘The earl d. 1802, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
ALEXANDER, 7th earl, m., 11 ‘ANg. 1784, June, du. of John
of ony Ss and had issue,
pes a ax. of Samuel Thorn
2 <TOx, te Har Hartiete dno amt ton, €84., and
1S senystsrias 28 Nov, 18by # Alene, bs 1 gene ng,
Hosa, b 5
iS Sa
funk ta * Caroline, da, of Samuel
5 ie Oe is, Capatne, da, el
6 oc, mo Ja duly i Hetty Smith, exq., son of Samuel Smith, of
Fame, ye 3 tO Pram Of the Hamels, co. Bedford, e59.,
es Bae Rael Abel’Sinit, era., of Woodhalt Park,
22 Feb. 420, and was succeeded by liis eldest son,
Davin, present sd ih
ree
adit JOMN-THonwToN, the earl's next bro-
Creations Lord Melville, 90 April 1616 ; Earl of Leven and
590 SCOTS PEERAGE.
“Miscount Balgonie, (15 Nov. 1641s and Eart of Melville, Visount
Sy in a
Tenia “ee ona eur tes ba les O—Leanre. Sri. Ar
at fos euler Mavic he A eT Rn oor
rer ian i aronou te right mand extended and holding a rt
SSeunerter Teonettade aie each holding in his exterior hand
alia spear erect ail propery and attached to the upper part of the pea,
Sete Pre reps of patria. For hing 4 country.
=
LOUISA TOLLEMACHE, Countess of DYSART, oo.
gether with her sons, John and Charles, and her. hen danghaaae
7 creat
Talmash ly, by toyal sign manual, 18213 m., 709, Cathatios
da. of Francis Grey, of Lehena, co. Cork, esq.) and has
‘Lionel-John- William, 6.18 Nov. 1704, m., 23 Sept. 181
first cousin, Maria-Elizabeth, eldest eae
Keeston 1 oi Kat esq, aud has. i
rahi ees a a oie ae tae
e, Arthur, &. Sept. 1825 ; 4. ma 22
1624, Matilda, 5th da. of Joseph Hume, , of Kensington, eaqg and
has fisue, Matilda, 6. March 1825 : and a son, 8. 10205 9. Fre-
£0
inclair, esq., eldest son of the right hoa,
ei aah
oer
iz es Ee yy her has, 1. Arthur ; 2. Wilbra-
ham-Francis: and 2dly, Geuude-Florinda, dn. of gene Wil
liam Gardiner, brother of Luke, viscount Momaitjor, ed has
issue, 3, Louisa; 4. Charles ; 5. George ; 6. Lionel,
10) VEARES.
Beautlére,/ duke of Sts Albans, who d. 12 Aug. 181
‘her husband onlyxix months, and d. 10 Feb.
Wiizis Munrnay, descended from Patrick Murray, 3d son
of sir David Murray, of Tullibardin, (ancestor of the dukes of
Atholl,) was a Tavoutile of king Charles I., with whom he had
been, the son of the rev. William Murray, minis-
ter 0. who was preceptor to that king while
Wales. He was created carl of Dysart and lord Hunt-
3 Aug. 1643; m. Catherine or Elizabeth Bruce, of the
of i, descended from
Robert Bruce,
Tad issne two daughters, mae
1 Etreanert, who inherited her father's honours, and was
2.Mansaner, m. William, 9 Jord Maynard.
Ecizanern, countess of of Dy ‘m., Ist, sir Lionel Tolle-
, bart., who d. 1669; and, 5
i eeare ‘Charles IL. a charter, under
She lisars petmnetn her futher William,
wat Bye lord Huntingtower, dated Oxford, 3 Aug.
these titles had been poser In into his majesty’s
pone ooo eae honoured the ‘a new grant.
The countess ~byss 2dly, 17 Feb. 1671-2, oh, duke of Lauder-
dale, K.G., bis majesty’s commissioner for Scotland. His grace
Liowet., earl of Dysart.
Srnec AE a ee stat ae ey
‘4 Evizawere, m. Archibald, duke: of Arey and d. 1735.
CATHERINE, m., Ist, James, lord }s eldest son of Alexander, (th ear)
Cate as Toth earl of Sutherland.
et
‘ ie 1648, m., 1680, Grace, eldest
da. anid co. Cth er ter dr ,, wife of Richard Newport,
‘ibraham, bart., and by her
earl of
Cee. a oe 7 during the Mfetime of bis father, 1712
wate okay ‘of Devonshire, by whoin be ha
ane,
psnOne he 23 eneh of Treas
Heist tn Clutter, of Mil Green, Hat, es ands p
‘of Combermére, co. Chester, bart,
akan or
‘he Le aie John, marques of Camaryon, eldest son of
Tw ct 3 Fe Cf in ac end his grandson,
Lrowet, 3d earl, Grace Carteret, eldest da of John,
14 garl Granville, vile dad hid
502 SCOTS PBERAGE.
peligee e New Yorkin ad -
rclysias Lcnagte st foon pom a the’ teaming ar Vales
pee lalliday, of the Se
ra eae apres arch 1770, and ne oie Sols eee
Orford,
paid eof David or akern I at “5 ari
Lewis, +
‘who survived the eail, and da 2 Feb, In23. "The earl d. 23 Faby
his brother,
annie Stk each ou Anne-Afavia, da of David Tanti,
‘The earl 2. 9 March 1621, without issue, and was sue-
cooled by Br satar,
‘Lovrsa, present countess.
Heir Apparent—Wit.iam, lord HextrxotowEr, ddest
son of the Grae pe
heii
_Artie—See Plate 57. js Ast and 4th. it, a fret “abe
wit Bates sm ata nen
mye tain ube rmae Hon cane gol
DUNBAR-JAMES DOUGLAS, Banu of SELKU Lord
‘Duer and Shorteleugh ; born 22:4) il 1809 ; succeeded his
‘Thomas, the late earl, 8 Sept.
John,
tale of theiz bodies pee ren tad socal ay pursuance
of which patent the said titles became vested son,
‘Cuauces, 2d earl, who was one of the 16 reprobate ope
of Scotland in 4 ts, and dying unm, 1 March 1789,
was succeeded iis next dS anal
Jou, 3d ear!
b ted 14 April 1607, cack of
Fx eha Rae beech years pep
Hatt dying wition nto De 174 in of
k'(his next brother, George, who had been ereated earl of
fa
bie ae fat usegsvet
~w ‘paternal name
‘ot eon, Job Haratoge a
Sse
i 9g 1906, alr James Montgomery, of Stanhope,
SPY es tathert, oF th lene ony
WIL “Ean of NORTHESK, Lord
‘Admiral of the White, and Rear-
= a, honour-
tay ah
54 SCOTS PEERAGE.
1. Many, b, 3. Oct.1789, ms 12 Feb. 1810, Walter/Langy of
Preshaw, co. Hants, esq.;——2. GzoncE, lord Rosehill, who
was unfortunately lost in the Blenheim man-of-war, rear-adm.
sir Thomas Troubridge, bart., in Feb. 1807 ;——3. AxwesLe-
rita, b. 10 Jaly 1793, m., 18 Jan. 1821, Seat eldest son of
James’ Cruickshanks, of Ls Park, co. ae
WILLIAM HOPETOUN, lord Rosehill, b.16 AGoce Tbs
5. EvizaBern-! Manoanet, 6. 13 May 1797, m., 28 Nov. 1825,
Frederick-Reynell Tnckeray ox +, €8q+ lieut,-col. royal engineers >
—6. Jase cumierians
Cie indsay ieee of Spynie and
co. Angus, 7 SonucTeny inne & "ral 1807 ;—8.
Gzonciaxa, be 1Olly and d. 7 Now. 183] ;——9. SwinPEss
‘Tisomas, b. 8 March 1013.
The first of this family on record is Duthac de Carnegie, w
in 1410, obtained from Robert, duke of Alban:
Scotland, acharter of the lands OF Kyanard:” Fae ia demeiet
from Duthac was
Davin Canweore, who d. 1598, leaving, by his 2d wife,
Eupheme, da. of sir John Wemyss, of Wemyss, (besides other
issue,) 2'sons; David, created 1633, earl of Sou (which
tidle ‘was forfeited in the rebellion of 1715 by his descendant
James, 5th carl,) and
Sir Jouw Canwecre, of Ethy, co. Forfar, next
to David, Ist earl of Southesk, created lord Inglismaldy, and
afterwards lord Lour, and earl of Ethy, 20 April 1639; m. ve
dalene, da. of sic James Halliburton, of Pictur, and widow of
Emakine, of Dunn, by whot he bad 2 sous; Davin, 24 ean, and
John ; and 4das.’ After the restoration, his lordshiqy got his
titles changed, 1662, to earl of Northesk and lord Rosehill ; ant
dying 1687, was succeeded by his eldest son,
Davin, 2i earl, m., Jane Maule, eldest da. of Patrick, Ist
earl of Panmure, and by her had,
1. Davin, 3d earl.
2. Janes, of Uitnven,
i Auesansun, om Ist) Anne, eldest da. and hi of sir William Blair, of
Kinfuuny seg imed thenains of Muir; and, 2ily, Margaret Nalin, and
nd Issue”
% Tow
& Snax, m. Colin, 3d earl of
F Macoatuse medohn Mdles of Arable,
‘oe ost 1677, aad was enone by Bi om,
‘The eatl cd. Oct 160B, andl wat scented by his son,
Daven, th earl, m. Margaret’ Wemyss, 20 sister of David,
‘EARLS. 505
Sew) of Wemyss, and by:her (who d. 29 March 1763). had
Sibiiayrec ech sas
2.Gronce, 6th earl. |
1007, m, George, lord. Balgonie, sam ot Devi
me ‘5th lord Balmerino.
LAWN ey me. of Kerse, eo. Stirling, anda. Feb. 173%.
a 1787.
"@. 1729, and was suceeded by his son,
. wet unm. 24 June 1741, and was succeeded
th earl, R.N. BLN» attained the rank of capt. 26/ Aug.
the Oxford of 66 guns, 1755; was pro-
mated won fag 1750 3 and rose to the rank of admiral of the
shite: pel 1748, Anne Leslie, eldest da. of Alexander,
ia
5 Mey 74
Sth est of Leven, and by her (who d. & Nov. 1779) had issue,
1, Davrp, lord Rosehill, & 5 April 1749, m., in Maryland, Aug. J708, Mar-
gue Cheer, and d. 178! without
Eduwess tenes
1y; m., Aug. 1796, Elizabeth, 34 da. of John
Sige of Sete Siftons co. Berwick, 2 lod of sialon and by bot had Manges,
4
ee. fetes 10 1
ees yh ep tel pale ngage tomate
T. Many-Axxx, m., June 1797, John Kemp, D.D., and d. without issue 10
oe ee eat by his son,
PaebterentWittian, Jord Rosner, his lordship's
Creatine Lor pe 20 April 1639 ; and Earl of North
tak co. Forfar, 1 Nov.
‘Plate 57. ore ead ra hp teed md (as an hopourable:
the present the battle of Trae
ae eandtaded aaah caaucec of tie vigle ir 6 See
flames proper. 2nd. Out of a naval coronet or, a denil leo-
re t gach basing for augmentation
‘Suppurtere—T wo leopards 4 prope, ach hesing for us
representation of
b> anne ‘thereon: felted the
the neck, and supporting a Nag sta thereon hols
of St George, the
"Matte Tadhe sane toche, Spot whihout spot.
=e
JAMES LINDSAY, Eant of BALCARRES, co. Fife, and
Lond Lindsay of Cumnerland, in the Peerage of Scotland, and
Wigan, of Haigh Hall, co. Lancaster, in the Peerage of
the the Untied Kingdon 5 born 24 Aug. 1784, succeeded his father
‘Miesnador lto at, his Booch sles 2] March 1825, created
Baron Wigan 1826: married, Dec. 1811, Marin-Margaret-
Frances, only da: of John’ Pennington, Ist lord Muncaster, and
has issue ;——1. ALEXANDER-WILLIAM-CRAWFORD,
(|
506 SCOTS PEERAGE.
lord
Lindsay, d. V6 Oct. 1812;—2 Jasuws, be 25 Aug. 1015 +
—4. Cuantes, &. 11 Nov. 1816;——4. Cours, 0.8 Dee 1819.
‘The family of Lindsay is of os
Fi an Sr canara, Ao arlaoan of
body, as next hers male. | Ludevih, Mth itu nd, hay
cnt io Kear be vil vi
sok saneee ee o ty ae
tide
See oe Cte eed
cipal stock, previous to their creation as earls of
earl of Lindsey being doubtful of the validity of this grain
fered into a contract with the earl of
Pate Senterrt Ae
death, without issue, the earl of Lindsay became, accordingly,
15th earl of Crawford; and thus the succession wus’ com
away from the legitimate heirs male. The male line of his
failed in George, 20th earl of Crawford, who d. without esos,
in
Sir Davin Lixnsay, of Balcarres, ( ‘of John. Lind.
say, 2d-son of David, Sth earl of Crawford, above eas
seed ot J i father, 19 May 1601: wi Lie hase
rm
bin a lo indy of Bares 7 Fue 1683¢ mS
‘Seton, da. of Alexander, Ist earl of Dumfermline, lord
cellor of Scotland, and had issue,
' EARLS. 507
3 Sormra, m. sir Robert Murray, (justice clerk from 1660 to 1663,) and d.
r@ isanen, m. Thomas Boyd, of Pinkill, co. Ayr.
Mie lerdship d. March 1641, and was succeeded by his son,
. Aaexanw DEB, 2d lord, who was, 1651, created earl of Baicar-
sma;m. Anne Mackenzie, da. and co-heiress of Colin, Ist earl of
and had issue,
. CmaRmzes, 2d earl.
2 Cons, 3d earl.
3 AEEs, d. a nun in France.
= SOFmIA, m. the hon. capt. Charles Campbell, 3d son of Archibald, 9th
a BIRTTA, mw. sir Duncan Campbell, bart.
His lordship d. 30 Aug. 1659, and was succeeded by his son,
Cuaaies, 2d earl, who d. unm. 1662, and was succeeded by
brother,
Corum, 3d earl, m., lst, Mauritia, da. of Louis de Nassau,
ewunt D*Auverquerque, (natural son of Maurice, prince of
Orange.) by whom he had no surviving issue ; 2dly, Jane, eldest
.. David Carnegie, 2d earl of Northesk, by whom he had a
L Amws, ms. Alexander, 3d earl of Kellie.
His lordship m., Sdly, Jean, only da. of William Ker, 2d earl
of Roxburgh, by whom he had,
2 Marnoanrer, m. John, 6th earl of Wigtoun.
m., 4thly, Margaret, da. of James Campbell, 2d ear! of
Loudon, by whom he had issue,
3. ALEXANDER, 4th earl.
4& JameEs, 5th earl.
_ 5. Exgaxor, m. James Fraser, of Lommay, 3d son of William, lord
§-
6 ELIZABETH, d. unm.
The earl d. 1722, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
ALEXANDER, 4th earl, d. 1740, without issue, and was suc.
ceeded by his brother,
JameEs, Sth earl, 5. 14 Nov. 1691; m., 24 Oct. 1749, Anne,
da. of sir Robert Dalrymple, of Castleton, knight, and by her
(who d. Dec. 1820) had issue,
1. ANNE, 6. 8 Dec. 1750, m., Oct. 1793, Andrew Bernard, esq socretary to
the colony of the Cape of Giood Hope, son of Thomas Bernard, D.D., bishop
of Limerick; amid d. 1425.
2. ALEXANDER, 6th earl.
3 MaRcarsr, b. 14 Feb. 1753, m., Ist, £0 June 1770, Alexander Fordyce,
etq., of London, banker; and, 2dly, 8 Sept. 1412, sir James-Bland Burgess,
hart., ¢d. Dec. 1814.
4 Ronerr, 6. 25 Jan. 1754, m., 25 Nov. 1798, Elizabeth, da. of sir Alexander
Dick, of Prestonfield, co. Edinburgh, bart., and has issue,
1. James, lieut.-col. Ist guards, m., 2 April 1423, Anne, da. of sir Coutts
Trotter, bart., and has isaue, 1. Coutts, b. 2 Feb. 1824; 2. Marguret, b. 31
Dec. 1824; 3. Elizabeth- Alice, b. 5 May 1826; 4. ada., b. 6 April 18u8.
an Alexander, in the civil service of the East India Company in Bengal,
avarv. e
3. Robert, m., 2 Aug. 1824, Frances, da. of sir Robert Henderson, bart.
4. Willlam-Duff, d. Dec. 1813.
& Colin; 6. Charles.
7- Mary, m., 8 Nov. 1815, Charles-Maitland Christie, esq.
VOL. II. F
698 SCOTS PEERAGE.
CER 0 uy fi, J Hd ;
be BAY tothe at is
oe SREY EAN A705, brlgeen. army, ds unm. at. Belvidere,
6. Jantes-Srain, >. 10 Dec. 1758; he commanded the company
‘egt. of foot, in the ‘ith the French and Mahwattaa, at
Bae 7 wb ewan ota wounded stormaieg Cop reoates af
titan, boat Nove 1786, lost In getting Into a oat from the Priam
TPhe right reve Deeb incomes, Do tes bishop
or Kalas, ey Int 1 dan 1980, itzabeth, ‘Phot byte ee
ls in he of pry arg ico)
20 Septe ange eo a Tian issue, Carene
rgliabeth-Frances, m. cit Compton Domville bart, and d 10 Aug:
Thoma, 421 June U3,
% ‘Yorke, m. and hias issue.
‘His lordship ms Bly, Catharine, da-of George Coussmaker, ews and hat
sue,
Ha 2 9Sept. 1098, Mary-Catherine, da. off
gels Wil. ‘Couey boos vo tha carl Of Atvany sad han aon Bt
‘Aug, 182,
Henry,
o. sour. Té aay 1792, late major and leut-<ol. Zs reat of font wu 2
been Chante Nawh, youn da of Pedaich 3 eae of ‘Gullford,
1 be IL Oct, n'
Micke, Ky and he 4 July 1782, Philip, present and 34 east
of
|. Hu@n, M.P. for St. Andrews, don,
ile ea ero Soca Weer
of Dumfries and ‘Stalr,) and has ‘
2 ume, m., 16 Oct. 1817, sir Edmund Antrobus, of Antrobus, co. Cher
ter
‘The earl d. 20 Feb. 1768, and was succeeded by his son.
‘ALexanER, Oth earl, b. 1752; m., 1 June 1700,
only child of his maternal a
Berwick, (by Elizabeth, only da. and heiress of John Edwin, es).
eldest da. of sir "5 of
‘of the Bradshaw famil the countess of
yes.) By this indy (who 10 Auge 1816 Tot) the carl had hue,
1. Jaotes, present car.
Andie fa yan id Hehe Utes Eflespethy das of Thomas We ilaa Thom
nals Flora Eebath- Heaen 6.16 Nove LBL.
lisbeth Dalrymple, 2 June Ia,
¢ Catherine Hepburn, ran Bee, ia
% Rienanp, b. 0 toa.”
& eowre, (twin with 7 ona oe
5 Ta H-KxiTH, m., Jan. 1815, Richard-Edeusor Heathcote, of Long-
ton-hall, esq, and d. 15 Aug. 182.
wis, eo me ae ai ‘Wardlaw Ramsey, of Balgaryic, co-
‘The earl d. 27 igpene bite was succeeded by his eldest son,
James, present and 7th earl,
So RARE 109
Hee LEXANDER-WitLtam-Cnawrony, lord
Day, hie celidest son. =
rs 2] June’ 1633, and Earl of Balear-
and Bainiel, 9 Jan. 1650-1,
in the Peerage of the United
aera
—
Semen: gules, each gonged with 2 plain collar
‘oasera, Numen!
me 'Thestars my camp, the Delty wy light
—
THOMAS EYRE, Eant of NEWBURGH, Viscount Kin-
mini and Baron Livingston, of Flacraig ; born 21 Oct. 1790;
mumeeded his father, Francis, Inte earl, 23 Oct. 1827; married,
MU Noy. 1817, Margaret Kennedy, 3d da. of Archibald, earl of
Sir Jaoees Livincstox, he son and heir of sir John Li-
Siagston, of Kinnalri, ove of the gentlemen of the bedchamber to
Chariés 1. was. srented viscount. Newburgh, 15 Sep. 1647,
raised to of earl of New! 31
sy oe Cathet He a, of Theopita, earl of Su
Sk, widow of George, lord Aubigny, and ‘Charles, duke
of Richmond and Lennox, he had an only da,
ELtzAanTH, m., let, Robert svat ony, aa S2Iy, Henry Hatcher, esq.,
The 2dly, Anne, da. of sir Hi Poole, of
emacs LT tone
2 Cususes, 28 eat!
“i. Dee. 1670, and was suceeded by his only son,
CHARLES, 24 earl of Newburgh, m. Frances, da. of Francis,
Jord Bradencll, and sister to George ero taro Cad and dying
1094, by her (who afterwards m. Richard, Tord Bellew, in Tres
land) left an only da.,
‘Cran1oT TE, countess of Yor ste sho ty Tet, Thomas
Clifford, son and heir ugh, 3d lifford, of
by whom she had,
L
‘2. ASSE, #., hs str count ‘Mahoni, a ‘ice; and,
a
"The ime, Daly, Charles Radcliffe, Sa son of Edward, 24
earl of Derwentwater, by Mary-Tudor, natural da. of king Charles
re ah (oh wae attainted in 1715, but escaped into
taking part in the rebellion of 1745,
on How De 1740) hd cy vo hilt
bi Pb cerrrirrrentt bes
ait in the Freach service, d 11 May 178.
r2
600 SCOTS, PEERAGE.
Biren nope ty 2 Re ae
~ re
ae Reece anti Tineeiigs Lee ote ap oes
2. Franors, late
chs, be 39 April Wied
jo Tns countess ded dlug. 1785, and was sucoeded by her sie
wrJauxe-BanT#oL0Kz w; 3d earl of Newburgh, }. at Vincennes
in France, 23 At ng. 1796, eaceoded ie mother te- Maria,
‘succeeded by his son,
one 4th week Revit eb, June a Viet
m., 80 June 1789, Anne, only da. of Josep! "
: Thomas Webb, bart., and vand dying without issue, ap hen ik at
Fnaxcis-Eymr, th ea,
Dorothy, da. and co-heiress of John Gladwin, esq. by
- 10 Feb, 1762, may 29 ee
1, Donoruy, bs 13 July 1788.
8! Many, D. 12 Oct. 1710, d. unm. § Oct. 1813,
3. Taroatas, present earl
4 Cuancorre, b, 6 June 1702, d. unm. 6 Aug. 181%
2, Puawers, be Jul
& Anwn, 16 eae 25 April 1002
Bannana, b.
dae) bet Ma
‘The earl d. 23 Oct. Seo access a
‘Tomas, present and 6th earl.
Heir Presumptive—The hon, Fraxcrs-Eyne, the enrl's only
brother.
Creations Viscount Newburgh, co. Aberdeen, 13 Sept: 1647;
Earl of Newburgh, Vieopunt Hinosiva, and Werda Tevfagstoos
of Flacraig, 31 Dee, 160,
Quarterly ot four, tt. Ist. it, on acheveron sable, three
atta gular ee
of the’ eld, the, fulg n i (semana toly eseertany oye
‘whale within a
Liyiwosron.” 4th an Ist
‘Great uma ioe bent 4¢ the knee, fn armour
ws ee ei et BS i a
‘Motto—Si je puis.”
aie
GEORGE GORDON, Eant of ABOYNE, and Baron Gor-
don, of Glenlivet and Strathavon, in the Peerage of Scotland, and
Baron Mei vue, of Morven,: ik Ardeen, fa in that of the Cnited
ay and K.T.; succeeded hi father, Charles, the late earl,
17945 born 20 June 1761 ; married, 4 April 1791, Catha«
602 SCOTS PEERAGE.
ART, be ‘of we, VOct- 13
Stee ee bee ieroecasy ees
k ‘Lockhatty at the customs, “ih
fn the army.
Gia eet ae ep :
Mh
a a
Manoaner, m, 763, W tiem
7 in. the
atl my 2 im, rls sy
eee dee sarees
4. Doveras-Gornon, b. 10 Oct. ‘who, on the: of his
hon Haman Doula sibaron, fea 3 one
iy bse yaar roars
Phe earl d, 28 Dee. 1794, and was succeeded by hig son,
Geanek, wreeent el Sh earl. 4
Apparent—Cuanres, lord Stratuavon, son of | the
‘Grestione—Eazh of Aboyne, co. Aberdeen; arcu Seniiaet
Glenlivet and Strathavon, 10 Sept. 1661 ; a —— Meldrum,
SE Mawes ee Aberdeen, in the Peerage of the Us hpeartaimenes
age 1815,
rN ie ns
nal laa ar ‘men In complete armour, each holding in his exterior
ctor fn "The Yet stand on Wei
——
ARCHIBALD COCHRANE, Eant of DUNDONALD,
ig
1820,
1821; 5. SSaoseeenay 24 Sept. Mae
if rrang Basu, Hiewt.-col. ‘Mth. regt. of raat
1816 ;—4, Wrustau Bi ELSE, w major in
5 —5. An she
Arthur Mow!
oad
iy Le AnnaSane, be
Caroline. o WA June Wilds 3 he mg
ander, 6. 18 March 1816; 4, Rasil-Bdward-Arthur, b. 23 Dec.
4 dhe 203 rani
ee eee
oe Sigeiet aha
Fat Pigvten oe Font Cro ep 1085)
Wadham Cochrane, of Cochrane, of on gncientfatnily which hud
teen resident in the county of Renfrew for. many centuries had
Gs. of it Robert Sontomery, of
co Ae, Blethen m Alea
Ciidiiee Yoniion netelethen of Via thea,
‘of his da., Elizabeth, and her issue male, who were
the name and arms of Cochrane. Alexander Blair, on his
a ‘with Elizabeth Cochrane, assumed the name al arms
Cochtane, alias Blair, 7 Feb. 1601.2. He had a charter
9 Auchio Grewche 30 July 1618, and of Couldon 28
‘They had issue, sir John Cochrane, who attended
‘on the continent 1649, and was by him despatched
1650. He was father of
&
gig
ane
He
of Cowdon, who, being » zealous
I, was created a peer, Saas
Dundonald, patent, at
an i was appointed one of the commis.
and exchi aes, _Thixemployment he ds:
tery to te gener
rot which Charlee T ‘was so sensible,
i lodatdp go ahe algaty of earl of Dundonald
of and Ochiltree, 12 May Lo Nee om
with
if
'
SEEE
se
a
Ee
hi
Hey
Fe
ap
however, the name and arms of Cochrane, w smal
med £0 assume ; and, in failure, to Tons fain sitar?
pay eek Mie William Seote, of Ardroar, co Fito, and
‘her had
Ur Aer as tere Gbekckse& fore ie ftver, 1070, havtng wm, 188, Catha-
ht ‘of Cassilis, and had issue,
i
i
i
F
i
Margarets me op, exaner, sh ext of
see a Vp sts Bu ‘Dundee! a a, 8 ve
‘The earl d. ‘and was succeeded by his grandson,
Toms, 2d earl, m: 1684, Susannah Hamilton, 2d da. of Wil-
Mam and Anne, duke and duchess of Hamilton, and by her (who
60s SCOTS PEERAGE.
tte ly, Charles, 9 marques of Tweeddale, and d.7 Feb, 1737)
1. Warstsant, $4 carl,
2, Jonx, 4th earl.
‘The earl d. 16 May 1690, and was succeeded by his son,
ees 3d eae who d. unm. 19 Nov. 1705, and Was. stice
on ot ie, arm Jet 4 Apel 1706, Anne Murra
Charles, Ist eatl of Dunmore, and by her (who d. Thai)
Ss ‘Wirrtam, Sth earl.
ac Mistptes M'Fet 725, James, 3th doke of Halton and Brando ana
Soskw. me Ist, 26 July 1725, Charles, Gth eat of Strathmare, who wee
vatiga by Jase ie etna it Piha Sy ‘without issues and 205.
5 factor, and d. 94 June ibd.
Carunisies rs 10, Alexander, bah
‘m., 2ily, 15 Oct. 1715, Mary Osborne, 2d da. of Pere-
grine, 2d duke of Leeds, relict of Henry, 2d duke of Beaufort
and by her (who d. 24 May 171d) had no issue. The earl d. &
Tune 1720, and was succeeded by his son,
PP suEIANG th carl, dwn. $7 Jan. 1% pang sucosedel in
‘unent property by his nephew,
Clydesdale, afterwards luke of Hazailten, and in the #ite’sad
entailed estates by his cousin,
‘Tuomas, 6th earl, (son of William Cochrane, of Kilmarnock,
above named,)b. 1702, m. Catharine, 24 da, of lord Basil Hamil-
Seren ‘by her (who d. at Bath 13 April 1770)
1 Witxram, 7th earl.
2. Basity BLN,
Wi Wood, of Nether Gallowhill, and d. 4 Oct, 177
‘The earl d. 28 May 1737, and was succeeded by his son,
‘Wrix1As, 7th earl, had his horse shot under him at the West-
ort, 27 Oct. 1745, by a gun from the eastle, during the rebellion;
accompanied general Forbes to America 1757, and was killed at
the siege of Louisbourgh, in a sortie made by a drunken party
of the garrison of that place, 9 July 1768. Dying unm., the
title devolved upon
‘Tnoxas, Bh earl, (grandson of sir James Cochrane, of Ochil-
tree, 24 son of the 1st earl of Dundonald, end 7th son of Wiliam
Cochrane, of Ochill ruce, eldest da. Apap:
24 earl of Kideardine, and helras to hee brother, Alexander,
earl, who d. term. Nov. 1705, when she claimed that title, Nes
without evcois,) mi Lt; Eitsabeth, da. of Jamis Ker of Morrie
tounyico, Berwick, exq., and by her (who-d. 1749) had issue,
By Erie
The carl mi, Rily, 6 Sept. 1744, Jane, eldest da. of Archibald
Torrence, co. Lanark, sister of Andrew Stuart, esq
by ‘who d. 21 March 1808) had
of a ee OS Oe slat armel
Tar i weet Rr
pertends hogs yams ma Ndasy Sestthcne ae
225 Fi aeee manne
ea ers perntocmccinaser
A: G-C-R. admiral of the bi
Founesren ie ‘ es
HL 7A, Maria, a. >
8 oe ‘Stisw, 4-5 relict,
rank of col. n the army 17973 was the
‘and governor of Dominica, aha me
Hope, 2 ds. of J
stud the nam of Joneone,
“= ee Sea mayo 7 Sept I
a.
1 98 Mar fo Sake Min (od Naples
The a os a acl yh,
ARCHIBALD, present and 9th earl.
Pe me tama lord Cocunane, eldest son of the
Crestions—17 Dec. 1647, Baron of Cochrane, in Renfrew ;
Baronet of Nova Scotia, 1675 ; and Earl of Dundonald, co. Ayr,
19 May 1669.
‘Plate 58. Argent, a cheveron gules between three boars’ heads
Thome passant argent.
— A ed oF
OY per collend nad lined or,
” —
ANTHONY-ADRIAN FALCONER, Eant of KINTORE,
ith, of Inverury und Keith Hall, Tord Faleoner, of Hal~
Kerioans brn 20 Ape 17043 succeeded his father, William, the
6 Oct. 3 married, 14 June en Slit 3 ‘Bd da, of
5 of 'N.B., esq. and by her
y 1819) bad ne ape e pe, ims, Mdly, 27 Ang.
da, of Francis Hawkins, esq., and has
ADRIAN, lord Inverury, b. Sept.
Tah sazgaaCarmenis, 6.6 June 1824;——3. @
r3
606 SCOTS PEERAGE.
epBiacTren Kent sp a nce Aime of Wien ht
of Scotland from ing no he bande of Croat oping
‘carl touristy tn virtue of his office, had a right to keep
it a place of safety, Dunnoter being
th lin aba conveyed and
sited underground in the church of Keanefe os
regalia was
now Keith Hall 1661; was raised to the of the
the title of earl of Kinfore, baron Keith, of Inverury an
all, 26 Junie 1677 in Dec. 1688, was appointed treasurer de-
Pte, vice the eal of Melfort, promoted. ‘The ear made a reig~
of his honours and estates into the hands of king William
and ‘Mary, and, 22 Feb. 1694, obtained a new by
Wirtiaat, 24 earl, m. Catharine Murray,
4th viscount Stormont, and hed issue,
1. Jon, 3d earl.
2. Wirrran, 4th earl.
pa Carnanine, m. David, Sth lord eersheze Oo she
1, Alexander, Oth lord Falconer, who.
4. Jane, dns .
‘The earl d. 1718, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Joux, 3d carl, 5. May 1690, m., Aug. 1729, Mary, da. of the
hon. James Erskine, of Grange, lord justice clerk, brother of
John, 11th earl of Mar ; and by her (ho de 9 May 1772) had
no issne ; he d. 1758, and was succeeded by his
Wruttam, 4th earl, d. 22 Nov. 1761, unm. On his death, the
estates devolved evolved upon George, 108 howe} ater
George, of the Ist of Kintore,) upon whose
issue 11 Stimaice tes sacatee the charter of 1 tod but the
those gh kr Marischal would not allow a
EARLS, 607
Kintore devolved on Axtnoxy-Apntax, fkh Jord Falconer, of
Halkertoutiy above resus, descent we now pro
Loe ae apr
‘Sir Alexander Falconer, of Halkertoun, lived nt the Intter end
of the 16th, and of the 17th centuries; m. es,
sitter‘of the Ist of Southesk, and had, besides other issue,
‘created, 20 Deo. 1647, lord Falconer, of Halker-
to him and his heirs male whatsoever ; und sir David, of
devolved cousin,
tar shwemn) who td win gy nn
El stated, Catherine, da. of
AwTHONY-ADRIAN, 8th lord Falconer, coceaion to that title
& Prances-Coneran pases bf June 177,
essen Htecaninat bal be ‘at ne 1774, d, Dec. 1820,
‘The earl d. 30 Ang. Ti. ana | wraw nigel by als ‘only 108,
Wittiam, 6th earl of Kintore, and 9th lord Falconer, of Hal-
kertoun; m., 18 June 1793, Maria, da. of sir Alexander Barmer-
man, of Kirkhill, bart., and by her (who d. 30 June 1626) had
‘The earl d. 6 Oct. 1812, and was succeeded by his son,
Awtmoxy-Apatay, present and 7th earl of Kintore.
Ixveruny, the earl’s son.
Tord Faleoner, of Halkertoun, 20 Dec. 1647; Ear!
of eters: Lord Keith, of Inverury and Keith Hall, 26 June
1st and th. Gulessa sword in bend sisters
wrasse, Gee exter, and in chief an imperial crown, the
La
SCOTS PEERAGE.
608
rer aise gene
esha nL a ce
Seana Darel try io per,
JOHN CAMPBELL, oe of BREADALBANE, Vis-
count Campbell, of Tay and Paintland ; Viscount Glenorchy and
poor ie learn Benenersled ike ie ted Walrad eae
in North Britain ; Rey eo Toes of Taymouth
Contssba. thasBeeregncntiete Liewtenans~
Gerla the Arman «Connor of Sie te for
ceneree itd
ing James TIL. nfver-
on him the barony of Lawers; he had the care
Sion Ses ca
: :
in ir ‘couslodig a maich between tha part and
Glenorchy, 1440; and wax dead previous to 10 June 1478, on
which a ce Pecdante navurineinedind
DALDS . x
da, of the laird of Monerief, co. Perth,
had issue,
we Be Count ancuinatys Safar
‘of Glenlyon, 1502, bishop of the isles.
iiardine.
« japler, of Merchistoun.
Sir Corry, the eldest son, was of great service in procurin,
we ee Dunkeld, Tol pout poverht cate
see ition to a competitor,
Andrew ds Goh becther duit! me Mary bane on
da. of John, carl of Atholl, uterine brother of king James 11.,
by his eldest son,
. Sir Dirxcax, who d, 1514, and was succeeded by his brother,
Sir Joux, who was succeeded by his brother,
Sir Coxin, from whom descended
Ree aia wen, b1005:s being» principal crodiser of
George, Gth earl of Caithness, whose debts are said to have
exceeded a million of marks, that earl, 8 Oct. 1672, made a
disposition of his whole estate and earldom, with the heritable
jurisdictions and titles, to sir John Campbell, of Glenorchy,
took the whole of his lordship’s debts to himself ; on which dis
position, a charter passed, 11 Jan. 1673, investing sir John with
the lands and earldom of Caithness 27 Feb. 1673. The earl of
Caithness reserved his life-rent of the title, and an annuity for
i ‘to him and his countess, and the survivor of
contained also a clause of redemption of the
within.a limited period, and an obligation on sir John
. issue, to assume and use the name of Sinclair,
ouse of Caithness, ae uid be mares
ang Aap ness, dyin
residing in Tatly with ther, eine bs Cans, ho wat fhe
i }, being in of Is
a atlof Cuithmess, dated at White-
Campbell did not, however, long
‘earl of Caithness, conferred upon him by the
(
610 SCOTS PEERAGE.
above patent, as the privy council, under the reference of the
anthority of ‘parliament, that George Sincliir, of Kess,
the heir male of the last earl, had a right to the dignity of earl
of The in consequence took place as such in par-
Glenorchy, Benedoraloch, Ormerlie, and Weik, with the
dency of the former patent, 22 June 1677, remainder to:
of his sons, by lady Mary Rich, his wifey he, by writing under
his bund, ot any tie of bia life, tight think proper to desigaate,
and the heirs male to be of the body s0 designated ;
remainder to his issue m: Temainder to his nearest leitisate
m., Ist, 17 Dec. 1657, ‘Mary Rich, 3d da. of Henry, Ist earl of
Holland, baron Kensington, executed for his loyalty to Charles L.,
9 March 1649, opposite Westminster Hall, immediately after
the duke of Hatilton and by her had issue, =
5 survived his. father,
4. pec ry! ‘Omnerlie, w) it was pasted
ned 430% sey kent Care a ‘Mary Campbell, $4 da, of Ai
e earl my 2dly, ary Campbell, r
chibald, marquess of Argyll, relict of George, Oh earl of ‘Caith.
and
me ou eg
nd aly
be bata ipeckaape moeutaeheet in hi fae Rasa
and dignity of earl of Brendalbane, yet such disposition ot nomi-
ataltoar tal’ not ean ny tha hsDpue ¢; aor ovoid tha tesheal ales
tually grant a peerage to any person and such heir as he should
name, such petent being inconsistent with thenatursale peerage,
Feri to law, and also without precedent” thee
objections, however, were overruled. ‘The earl m., Ist, Frances,
da. of Henry ee 2d duke of Newcastle, by whom
(who d. 4 Feb, 1690) he bad no and 2dly, 23 May 1695,
Henrietta, 2d da. of sir Edward Villiers, knt., sister of the Ist
sor of ders, and by bar (hod 1 Feb. 1730) had issue,
1. Jony,
wh Sencar are of the ds ofthe bedchamber tothe
cared Atnala an Carolia, and wn ‘
PiThe earl d. 23 Feb. 1763, and waa cicceeded by his only son,
Joux, Bd earl, K.B,, 6. 1696, m., 1st, 1751, Ainabella de Grey,
Ok ad eh of ‘Henry de of Kent, K.@., and by ber
(who dy Mareh 1737) Ind isu
1, Hewny, ¢ an infant.
EARLS. 611
muruza, &. 9 Oct. 17235 succeeded her grandfather, the duke of Kent, as
yemnems Lucas, of CCrudwell, and marchioness de Grey. Vide tite Dx Grey
The earl m., 2dly, 23 Jan. 1730, Arabella, 3d, but 2d survivin
Pershall, by Charlotte, da. of Thomas, lor
and by her (who d. 1 Sept. 1762) had issue,
pr
1744.
b . “ Sept. ,
und posthumous da. and co-h. tw liars Mansell non Vieanch the
family, sister of Mary, countess of Sutherland, and who d. 14 Nov.
The eari d. 26 Jan. 1782, without surviving male issue, and
i the male descendants of the Ist earl became extinct ;
bet the titles, being granted with remainder to heirs male gene-
ral, devolved on his kinsman,
Jou», present and 4th earl, who is son of Colin Campbell, of
Cerwhin, esq-, who d. 1772, and grandson of Robert Campbell,
of Boreland, who was 3d son (but only one who left issue) of
Colin Campbell, of Mochaster, next brother of John, father of
the lst earl.
Heir Apparent—Joun, lord GLENORCHY, son of the earl.
Creations—Baronet of Nova Scotia, 30 May 1625; Earl of
Breadalbane, Viscount of Tay and Paintland, Lord Glenorchy,
Benedoraloch, Ormerlie, and Weik, 18 Aug. 1681, with prece-
dency from 28 June 1677, to the Ist earl, and the heirs male of
the body of the son by him designated to succeed him, remainder
to his issue male, remainder to his nearest legitimate heirs male
whatsoever. Baron Breadalbane, of Taymouth Castle, 13 Nov.
1806.
Arms—See Plate 58. Quarterly of 4. 1st. Gironny of 8 or and sable—C amp.
BF.LL. 2nd. Argent, a lymphad with sails furled and oars in action, sable—LoRN,
3rd. Or, a fess chequy azure and argent—STewaArrt of Lorn. 4th as Ist.
Crest—A boat's erased,
proper.
Set pportera—Two stags proper, attired and unguled or. |
Motto—Follow me.
i
—_<»——_
GEORGE HAMILTON-GORDON, Eart of ABERDEEN,
Viscount Formartine, Lord Haddo, Methlic, Tarves, and Kelliest,
in the Peerage of Scotland ; and Viscount Gornpow, of Aberdeen,
ce. Aberdeen, in that of the United Kingdom, and a Baronet of
Nova Scotia, K.T., M.A., F.R.S., F.8.A., and F.H.8., Chancellor
of the University of Aberdeen, President of the Society of Anti-
quaries, London, and a Governor of Harrow School ; born 28
Jan. 1784; succeeded his grandfather, George, the late earl, 13
Aug. 1801; created a peer of the United Kingdom, by the title
of viscount Gordon, of Aberdeen, 1 June 1814; married, Ist, 28
July 1801, Catherine-Elizabeth Hamilton, eldest surviving da.
of John-James, Ist marquess of Abercorn, K.G., and by her (who
d. 29 Feb. 1812) had issue, ——1. JaNE, 56. 1] Feb. 1807, d. 21
July 1824 ;-—— 2. CaRoLinE-CATHERINXE, 6. 28 March 1808,
d. 24 July 1818;——3. Axice, 5. 12 July 1809, d. 21 April
1829. The earl m., Qdly, 8 July 1815, Harriet, viscountess
Hamilton, relict of viscount Hamilton, eldest son of the mar-
G12 SCOTS. PEERAGE.
ess of Abercorn, and da. of the hon. John» Douglas, son of
james, 15th earl of Morton, and has issue,——4. GE-
JOHN-JAMES, lord Haddo, b. 28 Sept. 1816;——5. Arex
axpen, b. Dec. 1817; —6. Frances, b. 4 Dec. 1818 ;——J.
Dovoras, d. March 1824 ;——8. a Sox, J. Nov. 1820,
The origin of the illustrions house of Gordon will be found
under the title of duke of Gordon ; but it may be here observed,
that the principal line terminated early in an heiress, whom.
Alexander Seton, whose descendants asstimed the maternal nam!
while the family represented by the earl of Aberdeen has con-
tinued uninterruptedly in a male line of descent. A current
tradition is, that his lordship derives is descent from the Bers
trand de Gourdon who shot the fatal arrow at king Richard
Comr de Lion, and that the crest of the Aberdeen , two
arms, in the act of letting fly an arrow from a bow, and their
motto, “fortuna sequatur,” bear allusion to this event. Cravw-
furd, on ihe other hand, im his lives of the officers of state, de-
rives the earl from a sir William Gordon, a younger brother of,
the principal house living in the reign of King Edward T. of
England. In consequence, however, of the imperfect state of
the Scotch ecards, and the destruction ofthe fuily pupors
during the civil wars, the exact descent of the Aberdeen family
cannot be clearly ascertained higher than
Parnicx Gonox, of Methlic, slain at the battle of Ar-
Dbroath, 14454 eighth in lineal descent from whom was
Sir Joun, of Methlic and Haddo, created a baronet 1042;
but two years after, beheaded at Edinburgh for his to ki
Charles 1.; leaving issue, by Mary, da. of William Forbes, of
Tolquhoun, 2 sons; sir John, who d. 1665, leaving an only da.,
Jean, m. sit James Gordon, of Lesmoir, bart. ; and
Sir Gono Goupox, who was, by Charles IL, made one
of the judges of session, and president of the council, afterwards
lord chancellor of Scotland ; and, 30 Nov. 1682, created ear] of
‘Aberdeen, Hem. Anne, da, aud’h. to George Lockhart, of Par-
threaks, and had,
1, Gone, who d. unm. before his father.
2, Wintram, 20 earl. ;
AN, who was the 2d Witt of Alexander Montgomery, ft eal of Eglin,
4. Manna, m. John Udney, of that ilk.
5. MARY, m, Alexander Fraser, 12th lord Saltoun.
& Manvanen une
Wr1a3, 20 eatl, K., succeeded his father; ma, Ist, Mary
Leslie, da. of David, eurl of Leven and Melville, and had,
whpadsLinnisalynthae sen dar or Usa, oe Bebe ges
@ earl my da, of John, Ist du tholl,
by whom he hind fasue, é
2. Gxonox, 84 carl,
8s i .
es sre LT ee oe ot cedar and 2ily, gem, Staates-
may Silly, Anne, $d da of Alexander, 24 duke of Gors
don, by whon be bad,
| UBARLS. 1" ots
a fies 19 July tw str Coutts Trotter, bart.
25, 8 March 1700, Robert Gordon, of Histend, co. Abet:
“The carl d. 1746 a0 Was suceeded by his ees son,
ora ftaddo,
others BO ig: iene ar Cie yet a of Wine
sy sheter i sie ‘Batra, bart...
cen. do Oct. 173) ad ise
1 RG Ey
Es fander, K-C:B., licutcol. im the army, aid-decamp to hile
sind, bari, ‘capture of the € Good Hope,
Buenos dna‘in ine Span sien ie ale
om = Wp be ge ened at Waterloo.
the hot lather had nurvived is hte Dither, Cones
‘earl of aberdeen.
E Cezanne, un Sept
aod anb eb Tat sii inane
4,
‘& SOBAN, d. unm. 9 July 1795.
G Many, m., 12 March 1780, Thomas Horton, of Howroyde Hall, co, York,
“he earl d. 13 Avg. 1801, aged 82, and was succeeded by his
qGzoncE Hast r0x, present and 4th earl, Ist viscount Gor-
Heir Apparent—Viscount Foumantix®, the earl's son-
Creations—Baronet of Nova Scotia, 1638; Earl of Aberdeen,
Viscount of Formartine, Lord ‘Methlic, Tarves, and
Arme—See Plate 35. Ast 4th.
eh A ‘Unrce boars’ head
Goxpox. 2nd and ard. Hastitox and Annan, (\ Beatin
Bite eine fr Halton, and argent amped sable for Area) quarsty
arms from the shoulder naked, bent bow and in
theactof letting By an arrow, proper--Gonuon. 2nd. Out of a ducal coronet
ou SCOTS PEERAGE.
ff, am oak tree, the stem cut transversely by a the blade
See eee
meee
2 i ry counter aur chargea with ‘hoes ieee ef son Bet eel
GEORGE MURRAY, Eant of DUNMORE, Viscount
Fincastle, and Baron Murtay, of Blair, Mouli
——1. ALEXANDER, viscount Fincastle, b. 1
‘2. Cuartes-Avoustvs, 6. 22 Nov. 1806 ;——3. Hewry-Ax-
TuoNY, 6. 10 Jan. 1810.
he was 8th in + from John of
‘Atoll who was uterine brother to Jaxx 1. klagof at
consort james
Sohn de PR Sree pes neater A Amir nn
France, Se of hig Howey VI ; and
and queen dowager of 5
through her mother Charlotte’ sia: by) Tramranetlaeeaaiaiiaiaeal
Derby, he was nearly related to several of the crowned heads of
Europe. ‘The earl m. Catherine, da, of Robert Watts, of Hert-
for Scotland
2, od wae nace
é 4 ~
EARLS. 615
Sanmeeeg Yea Ga RI ann 5 De 0
Be drt ibgeete Ang capt aban ery 5
ipsiahip being in. rebellion was arraij for
the same at the court held at Southwark, an asad gy in
‘son
‘Jou, 4th earl; m., 21 Feb. 1759, ea,
Aimanders 7eh eatl of Galloway, (hy Anne Keithe dnc Wile
liam, 8th earl marischal,) and by her (who d. 11 Nov. 1818) had
Dios E, present earl.
3 Ribena col the ay, i, Oct. 1764, m. in the Bahamas 19
4 ‘of Robert Hunt, of the of Bermuda, es.) and
¥ Seater A Be? ih“ Om
‘& Vieziniue, 0.20 Sept,
= ie
. 20 March 1819,
“
q 178, the
ie is 24, May, 178, the hoa. Edward Houverie, brother to
ra, (authorized by his 18 Oct. 1906, out of respect to her
the -of De Ameland, to take and use the surname of De
of her paternal surname of Murray.) m-, Ie. at Home, 4 April
» & Dec. 1793, at St. George's Hanover Square, London, to
He Frederick, duke of Sussex, sixth am of ‘George IIT,
tne Fear, 29 Jan, 173 2. Augusta
To earemenee beet inate De preregstive zat,
and
4. 8 0
q re 1788, + Qa ony hn Drew, €89.5
Be aa pa sect Pertenece
feessoreatatn, in tne evil aervice of the
Ent India
#10 Be 770, me, Ix. Weryas Dalrymple, da ste Soh
Batyimple ac and PAR SR aR
her (wi
; rie ak Io the tlic of mr. Thusley, atthe Sadras
£ ‘Monander ds Pay 2 Pe 129.
o,.vn Seon Ho Bae, after it at the request of the
eee ond caeatiy of Virginia ot which his lordohip was then governor.
"The earl d. March 1800, and was sucoceded by his eldest som,
Grouse, present and 6th earl.
Ze Apparent Arexaxpen, viseount Fuwcasrit, ton of
present earl.
Creations—Barl of Dunmore, Viscount Fincastle, and Baron
OES hes, Sea te
outa te :
rawr. 75rd. Paly Of six or and sablo--Avuoute athe Ar
‘three bucks’ heads caboshed or—STANLxY. Sth.
‘Three
it the of the thigh and flexed in
pa one ae” ol shan ee
616 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Fas ae 9 tS en hana or Siar mR og
saNGe anne entrar ces een
Temple a one wih ny he et tte, the chan
fotto—Furth fortune, anc
ans
MARY O'BRYEN, Covnrrss of ORKNEY, Viscountess
Kiskwall and Baroness Deghmonts ora’ 4 ‘Sept; 1756; sue
ceeded her mother, Mary, the late countess, 10 May 1790 :
Hel, 21 Dec. 1777, thebion. Thomas Pitzmaitice, of Blewenny
Hall, co. Denbigh; 24 son of John, oar! of Shelburne, andialy
brother of William, Ist marquess of Lansdowne, K.G., (who'd.
S.A,, b. 2 Oct. 1778, d. 23 Nov. 1820, having m., 18 Ang. 1602,
Anna-Maria Blayuiere, eldest da. of John, Ist lord de
K.B., and leaving issue,—1. THOMAS-JOHN-HAMILTON-
FITZMAURICE, viscount Kirkwall, b. 8 Auge 1003 my 14
‘March 1826, Charlotte-Isabella, 2¢ da. of lord Boston, and. has
issue ; 1. George- William-Hamitton, b. 6 May 1827 | 2. Henry.
Sarrender,' bv 7 July 1028 5-—8: War tae-EDwanny bh (33
ar
Ggonce Hamirow, Ist earl of Orkney, was. Sth son ‘of
William, duke of Hamilton, J. 1666, and created earl of Orkney,
viscount Kirkwall, and baron ime 3 Jan. 1696; hewas
bred to arms, and distinguished hi Bek his bravery and |
Jant conduct’ at the battles of the Boyne, Agriin, = |
Landen, Oudenarde, Hamilies, Hochatet, &6yand ts the slegae il
of Athlone, Limerick, and Namur; ut the attack of the latter ”|
place he was appointed a brigadier by king William, 1 March ]
1689 ; 1702, he was made.a major and lieut,-gen. ; 1710, sworn
of the privy council, and appointed general of foot in. Flanders, |
whee be Sere in ap keeet the duke of bang zi .
yy inte niteman e beds ber to [5 amu
ee re oo te ee ee
eorge IL, promoted to the rank of feld-marshal, and. governor
of Edinburgh Castle. ‘The earl m,, cea eldest da. of
]
sae FE Rons me Thomas Lumley Saunderson, 3 ear of Scatborough, KB |
PP rac sapiens: +, 6th earl of Cork and Ossary, and 7
oun, bo d. without issue male, 29 Jan. 1737, and was suce 9
to the limitation of the patent, by his eldest da., |
Bas ore |AMILTON, countess of Orkney in her own
right, m, 26 March 1720, William O'Bryen, 4th cat! of Inchi«
i.
me
aioe cis May 1790, and was succeeded by her only
in her own right.
row, vaoune Krux.
OS Gee ea a
618 SCOTS PEERAGE.
rian enelgsosiuta ‘Taouxs, Bi earl, who d. 1711, and was sue-
neers 4th earl, K-., who, during his father's Weitaoeve
created, 28 June 1608, viscount Seayield, and 24 June 1701, earl
of Seafield, viscount of Reidhaven, with remainder, on failtire of
issue male of his body, to his other heirs of entail. He was'a
lari high ity, and sucresively nppointed solictor-
secretary
ech, and high commissioner to the sem othe
charch : ai og
dying 1730, was succeeded by his son and heir,
1 Jaa, bth earl of Findlater, and si Tn atta
a resentative for Scotland, 1734, 17. and
1754, and vice-admiral of Scotland, m. Elizabeth, da. of Thomas
Hay, 6th earl of Kinnoul, and had issue,
1-Jantes, Oth earl.
feb Tha ita ky Tn (who, 18 March i770) ssn aad helee
q Mat ma 8 Jane 1760; deme only child of lex-
iar ‘of Hatiom, ana wiche of the earl ef Filer and isrue by her,
L Pee hah SE of Seafield; 2. Francis-1 col.
u MP. cs of
xe, m. John, 24 earl of Hopetoun.
Hoe ‘eatl a. 9 July 1764, and was succeeded by his is only son
James, 6th earl, who d. 3 Nov. 170, pont omy,
‘JastEs, Teh ear, on whose death, without issue, 5 Oct. 16L1,
Findlater, which was limited to the heirs male of
the body of ‘hie feanrenskbecnabe todlaces Rat the ean aE
Seafield, and the other titles created by the patent of 1701, de-
volved on his cousin,
Lewis-ALExanpen Gna, t and Sth earl of Seafield,
‘who lag ssedmoed the name of Ogilvie.
Heir Presumptive—The hon, Fnaxcts-Wiittaa Gnaxt,
the eatl’s brother.
Creation ~24 June 1701.
Arma—Sev Plate Si, ee ne esirr am cael phn
ee sige a toe ‘cngraliol sale for Stace.
JOHN-WILLIAM-HENRY DALRYMPLE, Eant, Vis-
coux', and Barox of STAIR, Viscount Dalrymple, Baron
iple, of Newliston, Glenluce, Stranrawer, and a Baronets
orn 16 Now. 1784 succeeded his cousin, John, the late earl, 1
june
jo) BARLA |
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fasue,
im. Penelope, countess of Dumfries in her own right, and had
Feet
ell
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620 SCOTS PEERAGE.
hank amd’ he 28 Oct 1708s was succeeded by
~JoRx, 16th earl, one of the tative peers for Scotland
in several fa, d. 1 June 1691, without istue, and was
pert his consin,
Joux-Wittias-Hewny, present and 7th earl,
Heir Presumptive—To the viscounty of Stair only, sir Jonw
Darnyarte, of Oxenford, bart., descended from Jumes Dal-
rymple, next brother of the Ist earl.
Creations—Baronet of Nova Scotia, 1664; Baron Glenluce and
fae esha Fite eon tee 1690; etna Newliston,
Viscount D le, and. Stair, 8
EE Tea ies cn veltan toon a Oeeqere as OO
Greet =A rock
ingore Ewe ions proper.
pn
ARCHIBALD-JOHN PRIMROSE, Eant of ROSE-
BERRY, Viscount Roseberry and Inverkeithing, Lord Dal-
meny, Primrose, and Castleficld, and a Baronet ; D.C.L., one of
the 16 Peers for Scotland in the present Parliament ; Born 14 Oxt.
1783; succeeded his father, Neil, the late earl, 25 March 18l4 ¢
married, Ist, 20 May 1808, Henrietta, 2d da. of the hon, Bartho-
Jomew Bouverie, 9a son of William, ist earl of Radnor, (which
marzinge was disolved by act of padiament, 1015.) and
issue,——1. ARCHIBALD, lord Dalmeny, b. 2 Octe 1
2. Hannan, &. 13 Oct. 1810;—3 Mines, hs Apal
1812, d.19 May 1826;——4. Bouvenir-Fnaycis, &. 19 ra
1G18. ‘The earl m., 2dly, 12 Aug. 1019, the hon, Anne-Mar-
¢ Anson, eldest sister of the present viscount Anson, and has
Hhaues—5. Anne, b 22 Ang. 10205-—6. Lovtsa, 4. 4 May
The surname of Primrose is local, and derived from the lands
of Primrose,in Fife. Duncan Primrose, the immediate ancestor
of the earl of however, was seated at Culross, co, Perth,
in the reign of queen Mary. He was grandfather of James Prim=
rose, who was bred to the law, and filled the office of clerk to the
privy council, from 1602 till his death, 1641. Hi
Miller, and had issue nineteen children, of whom his it
eldest surviving son,
Sir ARcHIMALD, ‘succeeded his father in the office of clerk of
‘was created a baronet of Nova Scotia, 1 At
1651; in 1660, appointed lord registrar of Scotland ; and 1681,
alord of session, hy the style of lord Carrington. He was twice
m5 Ist, to Elizabeth, eldest da. and co-h. of sir James Keith,
Benholm, 24 son of Georgé, 5th earl Marischal, by whom he
Nad ese (besides other children.) a son, ci Wiliam, who a
Mary, 3d da. of Patrick Scott, of Thirlestane, and d. 1087, leay-
ast viscount Prim-
to him and the heirs male of
Fs |)
wie ham Wn Hervey,
e
622 SCOTS PEERAGE.
oc net Waa, camera 3 Sed Me. Peer ce
6 HesTem-Amecta, d. 10 April
The earl d. 25 ‘March 1814, id was sueende by his eldest sn,
Perera present and 4th earl.
Heir Apparent—Ancursarp, lord Datmeyy, the earl's
eldest son.
Creations—Baronet of Nova Scotia, 1 At 1651; Viscount
of Roseberry, Lord Primrose, and Datoaay, April 1700, Earl
of ‘Viscount Inverkeithing, lord Dalmeny and Prim.
rose, 10 April 1703.
lt and 40h, Or, lion rampant vert,a cont of
Arme—See ‘Quarterly
augmentation iting Charles itz to str Archibald Primrose. 3,
seen ‘ert, three pritroses within & double tress
‘counler-
‘Cren—A demi Im the dexter "3
‘Great—A demi Hon gules, holding tn 0 aw a primrose or.
Motion Fide et ducia. By faith and courage-
———
GEORGE BOYLE, Eant, of GLASGOW, Viscount Kel
burne, and Lord Boyle, of Kelburne, Stewartoun, Cumbraes,
Fenwick, Larges, and Dalry in the Peerage of
Daron Koss, of Hawrkstend, zo. Renfrew, ie thst of the United
Ki , FAR.S. and F.S.A., Lord-Lieut. co. Ayr ; succeeded
his father, David, the late earl, 12 March 1775 ; created a Peer
of the United Kingdom by the title of Baron Ross, of Hawk-
stead, co. Renfrew, 11 oe 1815; Lorn 26 March 1766; mar-
ried, 4 March 1708, Augusta Hay, da. of James, 14th earl of
Errol, and by her (who, in 1806, sueceeded to her
sir William Carr's estate, of Etal, co. Northumberland, and who
d. %3 July 1822) has issue,—1. Jon, viscount Kelburne, 0.
Aug. 1780, RN., d. 6 March 1818;——2 Isametta, b. 7 July
1790 ;—3. JAMES, viscount Kelburne, lieut. R.N., took the
turnaine of Cars in addition to and before that of Boyle, by royal
manual, Aug, 16225 5. 10 April 1792 5 m4 4 Aug. 1821,
mnlss Hay Mackentie, da of the late Edward-Ha ay
‘Newall and Cromarty, esq.;—4. Exizanerm, 6. 1794, ete
1 Feb, 181; ——5, Avousra, & 14 Aug. 1601, m.'19 May
1021, licut..col. Frederick Fitzelarence, 11th foot, brother of the
ccuntess of Errol;——6. Witrtam, & 1802, d. 7 Sept. i010,
‘The earl m., 2dly, 18 Noy. 1824, Julia, da. of the right hon, sir
John Sinclair, bart.
In the reign of Alexander ITT sir Richard Boyle, of Ketburne,
, Margery, da. of sir Walter Cunningham, and had Hobert, his
heir, , was one of the barons of North Britain who swore
tllglane to Ellard 1 of Hugland «und from him descended
ngo de Royle, who, 1399, Se 0 ae ee
6 lyre wl hi
king James 111. 1448; from him ed
avin Boye, of Kelburno, Ist earl, who was, 31 Jan. 1699,
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eesti '
SCOTS PEERAGE.
Larges, and Dalry, sends 12 April 1703) Baton Reon af
Hawkstead, co. Renfrew, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom,
18 July 1815.
lin St Pa Plate 99. Quarterly, ist and ith, Or, an_ pers trith two heade
‘3d. Per bend ‘soiaetied or argent fe and glee etter pala ‘Over all an a berbtie ere or,
charged with Borex, of Kelvurne,
three harts?
(Cvose—An eagle with two heals le embattled or and rules.
> a wild einer ihe temples and walt, and
holding in the right hand a branch of laurel proper. Sinister, a lon pet
‘embattled argent and gues:
"Motto—Dominus providebit. ‘The Lord will provide.
a
THOMAS-CHARLES COLYEAR, Ean, of PORTMORE,
Viscount Milsington, Lord Portmore, Blackness,
sea. 0 Barovet of Haigh ¢'saccooted his father; ‘Obarlony eho
Jate earl, 15 Nov. 1823; married, 26 May 1793, Mary-Elizabeth
Bertie, only child of Brownlow; &th duke of Ancaster, and by
her (who @. 10 Feb. 1797) had issue, —BuowNLow-Citanexs,
8. 4-Aug. 1706, who, on the death of hie grandfather, Brownlow
duke of Ancaster, 8 Feb. 1800, succeeded to his vast personal
property ; d. at Rome & Feb. 1819, in consequence of wounds
ived from banditti.
Bic Alerandor Robarisin, of the family of Rerowei Perth,
was created a baronet of England, 20 Feb. 1677, and settled in
Holland, where he setae ‘8 considerable fortune, and assumed
the name of Colyear. He had 2 sons, a Davin, Ist earl, and
Walter-Philip, field-warshal in the army, governor of Namur,
1718, and d. ee Maestricht Nov. 1747, aga 90, leaving a da.,
Elizabeth, maid of honour to queen Anne, and lady of the bed-
chamber to queen Caroline, m., Jan. 1709, Lionel, Ist duke of
Dorset, by whom she was mother of Charles, 2d duke of Dorset,
and d. 12 June 1768.
Davin Coryear, K.T., the eldest son, went n volunteer fam
England to the army of William, prince of Orange, 16743 lind
the command of the Scots regiment in the service of the States of
Holland; came over with king William, at the revolution, and
served with distinguished gallantry in Ireland, 1689 and ise.
fn Flanders; was created 1
field, co. Kent, bart., (1 arise Naregar tae
earl of Rivers,) and by her (who was created, 20 June 1685,
ee -
EARLS. 038
baroness of Darlington and countess of Dorchester for life, and d.
26 Oct. 1717) had issue,
i. Davin, v nt Milsington, » 1794, Bridget, da. of the hon. Joha
Noel, of Walcot, co. Northampton, 3d son of Baptist, viscount t Campden)
ie their children d. in infancy, and the viscount d. his father 10
2. CHARLES, 2d earl.
The earld. 2 Jan. 1730, and was succeeded by his only surviving
ae CARLES, 2d earl, K.T., & 27 Aug. 1700, m., 7 Oct. 1733,
Juliana, da. of Roger Hale, of Halewell, co. Devon, esq., reliet
of Peregrine, 3d duke of Leeds, and by her (who ‘d. 20 Nov.
1794) bad i issue,
AVID, viscount MiBington, d. unm. 16 Jan. 1756.
2. WitLtiamM-CnHartc_Es, 3d earl.
ton Canquinzs b Dec. 1733, m., 27 Oct. 1751, sir ’ Nathaniel Curaon, of Kedie-
Ifel and d.2 Feb. 1812, leaving auc. peorsé —_
4 JULIANA, 6b 1735, m., 23 Nov. 1759, James Dawkins, of Standlinch, co.
Wilts, esq., who d. June 1814,
The earl d. 5 July 1785, and was succeeded by his only son,
Wi iviramM-CHaRLes, 3d earl, m., 5 Nov. 1770, Mary, 2d da.
of John Leslie, 9th earl of Rothes, and by her (who d. 21 March
1799) had issue,
1. THomas-CHARLEs, 4th earl.
2. WILL1aMm, lieut.-col. in the army. .
2 Fraxcis, d. 25 May 1767.
4. Jounnx-Davip, Heut. Gith foot, d.19 March 1801.
S Many, 6. 1773; 6 Jutia, &. 1774; both d. 11 - 1800.
7- CaTurRriu e-CAROLINE, 6 5 Nov. 1779, sometime lady of the bedchamber
to their R.HH. the elder princesses, m., 9 Oct. 1810, Joseph Brecknell, esq.,
1s¢ fife-guards.
The earl d. 15 Nov. 1823, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
THomas-CHARLEs, present and 4th earl.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. WiLL1aM CoLyeak, the earl's
brother.
Creations —Beronet of England, 20 Feb. 1677; Lord Port-
more, and Blackness, | June 1699; Earl of Portmore, Viscount
Milsington, and Lord Colyear, 13 A ril 1703.
Arme—See Plate 50. Gules, on a chevron between three wolves’ heads erased
OT, as many oak trees eradicated vert fructed gold.
Great—An unicorn’s head argent, armed and crined or.
pportere—T wo wolves proper.
Afotte—Avance. Advance.
————
JOHN CRICHTON-STUART, Eart of BUTE, Viscount
Mountstuart and Kingarf, Lord Cumra and Inchmarnock, Ear!
of Dumfries, Viscount Ayr, Baron Crichton, and Baron Cum-
nock, Marquess of Bute, Earl of Windsor, Viscount Mountjoy,
Baron Stuart and Cardiff, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom,
and a Baronet.
Creation—14 April 1703.
See MarqueEss of BuTE, in the Peerage of England.
—@——.
626 SCOTS PEERAGE.
1 JOUN HOPE, East, of HOPETOUN, Visonnt Aithrie,
Hope, Baron Hopetoan, of Hopetoun, and Banow Ntp-
oe co, Linlithgow ; born 15 Nov. 1803; seceded his father,
ol ate earl, 37 Ang. 1823; married, 5 June 1626, miss Louisa
The surname of Hope i of great antiquity in Sootland. John
de Hope swore fealty to King award I when he overran Soot-
protecti
Hoary TV, of 1405. "Joke de Hope tos omen
cestor of this family, is said to have come from France, in the
reign of M: agen of James VN
land, he m, Flizabeth Cummis he bad Edward,
ated its tice nacaliotatt colalieasar eel inburgh in the
u
Hewry Horr, a considerable merchant, who, having frequent
occasion to visit the continent, m., in one of these excursions, a
French lady, Jaqueline de Tott, and by her had 2 sons, 1. Henry,
ancestor of the great and opulent branch of the Hopes, long
““tinomatyentrng # seals shee tee,
‘roatas, entering upon eY b0 tal
A atic Apa iedgn, sink tee fos eee
giao argent till 1006,
cleo eh tr hie pet a however nia i 1m
treason, for denying that the
ecclesiastical ; he acquitted himself so much to the satisfaction of
the Presbyterians at this important trial, that they never after
wards un any business of importance without previously
most iderable
me Epi Rigle Say 4
per ee
ioe Hore of i of Hopetoun, his 6th son, 0. 12 b July 1014,
rat nites Portier se teeth te Lesetar eee: taal Bp hae
had a numerous issue ; of whom,
oT
EARLS,
ee ha | SESgt gt Sz es 28 ge Bag pare Bee ere
ies TUE ii sea
sgduea q E i il
ia Hee sel i
aT error Ge di La
2} Zeiss BEfE3 sterd FA g ale
lees gillger ge eanige
Hop 4 bibst cat 3 tea
nll aie
4 e cae
a dal HE P| ie ee le
28 SCOTS PEERAGE,
Joseph Ran} [Sir William m., Qty, 90 Oct, 1921, Maria, da. of
‘sir Juba .. andl widow of Tih ear
by Silly, 20 March 1744, Aun-Vane, eldest da.
pa hon. SY orgy Moma Shed oF
ohn, Is lord Monson, her ( ni 1776) Dab
gs kr what Br peat aracef tener as
Sa eete tae are (ya 9
Weir, ms Sly, 2 April
Probar, of i Lauchols 2 Linings sa. and by ber (whet: 18 Sepe TBD)
edmnfral RN. and K.C.B mt 20
tng ty aoe
1790, Jon, 4th earl of Hopetoun,
iat Pama cents 4. 25 April 1761.
5th lord
Ps Dundas, of ee a. enti
6 Hite Sip Et ae ‘Saughton, co.
7 Cunierian 6. 31 March 1714, m., # a! 1743, Thomas Graham, of Bal-
Ree Perth, esq, and d. 31 May'1799. (See Hanon LyxxpocH, im the
8. b. 4 March 1720, “ata Jord.
manure 4M arch 1720.1 Oct. 1741, Thomas, lord Bekins, only
ae eee 1742, aid was pucembdell by le BALOR
“Tomy, 2a earl, 6. 7 Sept. 1704, es Ia Ud Anne
Ogilvie, 2d da. of James, Sth earl of Ylnter ued Seated; and
by her (who d. 8 Feb, 1759) had issue,
a a ay ep ey 1 — 1796, Lely hn ot es Creep aid
2 Hassurerss & ‘ona “an a —
& Chania, une
osebaess
Ay 30 April 1777, Charles, 8th earl of Haddington.
2dly, 30 Oct. 1762, Jane, da. of Robert Oliphant, of
Perth, exq., and by her (who d. 16 March 1767) had
4th earl.
se ek i, may Ist, 2 April 1709, Henry Dunas, lat viscount
‘aly, 6 Feb. 1014, the right Tord Wallace, and d.
wel me ay 10 July 1767, Elizabeth Leslie, 2d da. of
xander, 5th
ARLE, ee the army, 0 18 Oct
aStte ‘hg a aise eae fa
ot Leven und Bieri ead by her (wb.
Mary, 6. 12 July 1; EC at i a le
.. king's remembrancer of the court of
Joux, sien Hopetoun, d- 12 Feb. 1701, and was succbeded
James, 34 and Ist baron Hore, in the of the
United es the ot ra ged wt a half-
blood, George, 4th marquess nandale, 1’ his it estates:
in Scotland enivnl oe the earl of H. Agi ABs titles of
John, 2d earh 3 Feb, 1000; 0, 23 Aug. 1741,
eldest da. of George, 6th earl of North-
and yee (oid ‘Aug. 1793) had issue,
bagi Pee papa rect of Lochmaben Castle, 6. 13 Jan. 1768, m., 8
ie ‘illiam-Johnstone Hope, G.C.B. and K.T.S., and d. 28
*“E Yarce-Ex1zannrm, d. unm 8 Aug. 1706
‘3h Jamra, d. 31 Dec. 1773.
X Geomsiiva-tonverdk, 8. 12 Oct. 1772, m. the hon, Andrew Cochrane.
see Soe aon |, present earl of Dundonald, and ¢. at Domi-
sce eaee re eens Ree, K.C.B.,
& Lveeinna, d. wm. 8 Jan. 1800.
‘The earl d. 29 May 1816, without male issue, and was suc-
ceeded by his half-brother,
Joux, 4th earl, 2d baron Hope, and Ist baron Niddry,
Linlithgow, @.0.B., gen, in the areny, and col. of the 42d foot;
8 17 Ang, 1765, embraced a military life) and served as adjn-
tant-gen, to the forces under sir Ral ;,in the West
Indies, in 1704, 5, 6, and 7; to Se aces vase is royal high.
ness the duke of York, in Holland, 1799; and in the expedition
to Egypt, 1800. At the battle of Corunna, 16 Jan. 1809, in
consequence of the death of sir John Moore, ’and the dangerous
David Baird, the command of the British army
devolved on sir John Hope, whose ability and exertions secured
the success of that day. He was subsequently appointed com-
mander-in-chief of the forces in Ireland, from whence he was
called, in 1813, to share the glories of the Peninsular war, and
distinguished himself in the battles of Bayonne, Bourdeaux, and
‘Toulouse. For these services he was created a peer of the United
Rea TBs BLS by ho Se of bar Nidan co, Lin-
led his brother as earl of Hopetoun, in 1816;
my Ist, ak 1798, Elizabeth, youngest da. of the hon. Charles
Hope- Mire boy her (who d.'20 March 1801) had no issue
3
630 SCOTS PEERAGE.
2Qdly, 9 Feb. 1803, Louisa-Dorothea, 3d da. of sir John Wedder-
burn, of Ballindean, bart., by whom he had issue,
1. JoHN, present earl.
2. JAMES, 2d foot-guards, bi b. 7 June 1807.
3. CHARLES, 6. ll ep. ee
4 ALEXANDER, b. 8 Nov. 1809, d. 24 Oct. 1827.
5. GEORGE, 6. 12 April 1811.
6. Henry, 0b. 6 Oct. 1812.
i. WILuiaM, 0b. 24 June 1816.
8 Lewis, b. 29 Oct. 1817.
9. THOMAS, Bb. 20 Oct. 181%
10. ADRIAN, &. 3 March 1891.
ll. Auicra, b. 18 June 18223 12. JANE.
The earl d. 27 Aug. 1823, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
JOHN, present and Sth earl.
Heir Presumptive— The hon. James Hope, the earl’s
brother.
Creations—Earl of Hopetoun, Viscount Aithrie, and Baron
Hope, co. Lanark, 15 April 1703; Baron Hopetoun, in the
peerage of the United Kingdom, 3 Feb. 1809; and Baron Nid-
dry, co. Linlithgow, 17 May 1814.
teat var See Plate 59. Axure, on achevron or, between three bezants, a laure!
Vv
Oven A broken terrestrial al lobe, surmounted by a rainbow.
Supportera—Two figures of hope habited proper, each resting the exterior
hand on an anchor.
Motto—At spes non fracta. But my hope is not broken.
VISCOUNTS.
al Bid
i
in ee
Hel
ea pylons Jonux,
it
Sar poe
who m. Mi
etd
erin
Bullen)
c.
me
ip
the household
‘ales, was created visequnt
to
of
her
of Monmouth, all
viveoant, Falklands) KB. 1616, at
|
632 SCOTS PRERAGE.
J Hexmy, 2d viseount. ound too han he
ogi et sc a f
‘The viscount d. 1633, and was succeeded by his sat
Goots, and wan’dfeerwaiGa Seonenty ot sekte’ to ii ames Ts
and killed at the battle of Newbury. His rue was
enriched with the stores of learning and the principles of virtue
and religion ; he wrote several id other pieces ; and his
Fp bags an free Parea
Ha\m Letisis, da of Bigient of Tooley Park, 6.
Henny, 3d viscount, m. Margaret, da. of Anthony Hunger-
ford, esq., and d. 1663, leaving a son and heir,
and the succeeding was paymaster of the forces ; and
the reiga of Willie I 1. was one of the privy counel, and twice
8 commissioner'df the ‘aiiiraltys #! Rebecea, da. ceo
land of Knebworth, co. ert ‘and had issue,
2 Fesacee toon Vite, ite of Crandon, in Tren
ANCES,
‘The viscount d. 1604, and was succeeded by his son,
Lucivs-Hewny, 5th viscount, m., Ist, iy, da. of Frans
cis M. of the city of London, esq, and hind, 2
x Toarus, cat by th mtigege a
RONOR, m general Taube, only da.
oboe Eieabeth, dei Carel At bgohersts had a2 fabri ‘se
+2. Catharine, m. sir John Ri |, bart.
The viscount m, 2diy, Lanta, da. of Arthur Dillon, sister of
Charles and Henry, viscounts Dillon, and of Arthur, archbishop
her had, pron
SAR Bam Mee, cops eat ands tata pe
Re "The viscount d. in Paris, 31 Dec. 1730, and was by
is son,
Luces-Cuantas, 6th visoounty ms Ist, 6 April 1734, Jane,
h. of Richard
earl of ‘Grandison, (cher 173%) nied
‘Dec. 175)
saemreen ese Rearrange
da. of col. Charles
1. Hexny-Titomas, 7th viscoun "
2 Cuamersedoux, ith ivaieg
a ia 1 Te aaa erat, ie ae
a my 90 Ang, 1000, the ree. Wills Dig,
1b. March 1775, m.y 94 April 27a, ‘Charles Grant, esq.
jotin Lay, .D. archdeacon of Mochester, and reqtor
S)VISCOUNTS. + 638
4 Feawens: 5 Many,
‘m Anthony, Chapman, esq. and d. his widow, APeb, 0,
poe Tiscomt me, Qdly, 10 10 Oct. 1752, Sarah, da. of Henry
esq, relict of Henry, 10th earl of Suffolk,
pata ie (oh 3 Nay 78a nine. ‘The viscount
By and was suc his gran
pes ‘Moms, 7th viscount, d. unm. ~ 32 2 Mey 1796, and
me, brother,
ioe 2 ‘aup160%; vase Se corpse hoa a8
‘muy 25 Aug. 1002, miss Auton, an fs
a yy epee 9th viscount.
Bocas, bb, 4, unm Il San, 1897.
ee Bienagrowt, 6 Sopt- 1008.
reenter anal 5.
Fis apenaety mortally wounded os a duel with Alexander
Cee ee oe veg and d. two days afterwards, He
was,
Tpscres Besysneny pent and 9th viscount.
feir Presumphve—PLAN'T AGENET, the viscount's brother.
eer eae 1G 10 Nov. es od
Suarterly of 4 ‘on a bend sable, three
roses of the atie, two bare webu srimine-or ana af
Sere Bed, Mace a sian ah within thin 3 border compony,
Yeah armed, crined, tufted and
or, Siniter, «lion gardant gs seein owned, sad porged with 2 pin
utroque fidelis, Faithful in both.
=
WILLIAM MURRAY, Viscouxr STORMONT, Banoy
of Scone and Balvaird, and Earl of bor in pe: :
Lord-Lieatenant co. Clackmannan, and Heritable Keeper of
Scones born V777.
‘See Exne of Maxsrrexn, in the Peerage of England.
Creations—Lord Scone, 1605, and 18 Aug. 1608, to the Ist
lord, and his issue male ; remainder to his nearest heirs male
whatsoever, learing the name of Murray, of the family of Bal-
vaird; Viscount Stormont, 16 Aug. 1621, and his issue male ;
remainder to his heirs male and of entail, cognomen et insignia
de Murray gerentibus, in infeofamentis domini de Scone com
rehensis ; Balvaird, 17 Nov. 1641, to the dst lord, and
issue male.
‘ ——
JOHN GORDON, Viscount KENMURE, and Lord Loch-
invar, restored to those titles by act of parliament, which re-
ceived the royal assent 17 June 1824.
‘The House of Gordon, of Lochinrar, is descended from W11-
634 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Liast pe Gonpow, 2i son of sir Adam Gordon, of Gordon, an-
2d son, was ancestor of the present viscount Kenmnre.
Sir Joux Gonpox, eldest son, d. 23 Aug. 1604, leaving, be.
sides other issue, sir Rowen, and James; sir
father of Joux Gonvow, who was created, 8 May 1633, viscount
pce gid ‘Lochinvar, and d. 12 Sept. 1634, leaving an
fom 98 Hecotent on whose death, without issue, 1699, the
tide beng Timited tothe heirs male whatsoever of his father,
Gordon above mentioned). He was ‘and d. 1698, leav-
ing by ha 24 wife, Marian, da of Mi ‘a son
Bi ey 6th viscount, who was beheaded on Tower-hill, 24
Feb. 1710, and his dtles forfeited. "Hom. Mary, sister of
6th earl of Carnwath, and by her (who survived him 61
years, and d. 16 6 Aug. 176) left issue,
1. Ronenry a
3% James, d. unm. ’
4 Hanater, m. John Dalzell,
Youw Gonvox, 24 son of che Oth viscount, my 11 March
1744, Frances, only da. of William Mackenzie, Sth earl of Sea-
et and d. 16 June 1769, leaving issue pays her, (who d. 7 Jan.
rhttAst in the army, de unm. 772.
Joux, present and 7th viscount.
3. ADAM, m. mim Davies, and d. 1006, leaving issue,
1770,
Heir Prenmplice A pan Gondox, esq., eldest son of his
Jordabip’s late brother,
Creations—Viscount Kenmure, and lord Lochinvar, 8 May
drms—See Plate 00. Axure, three boars’ heads | two amd one, or.
(Crent—A demi sa about the: and loins with oak |
ietataen eeeee,
Moto
a4
: % 10 April 1819 ;—8. Davin ;—.
‘Warx.tam, b M4 April 1820 ;—10. Hex, b, 29 Oct. 1021;
——ll. Cuantes. 3—— 12. Cuanzorre-
33. ARIAS
‘The first of this family wes Aburbothenoth, who wok
Ps ge tn oa
ee
And, 3d Ol elope ge ad
tie Jol, Sincar, of Dunbeathy ana by her (who'm, Sly, An-
vite Peete ta
4 Auexasban, of Knox, m Jean, da of Putrick Scott, of Romie, and
of Robert Gordon, of Pithirg and
Qdly, sir David Carnegie, of Pit-
1605, Margaret, da. of James Falconer,
636 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Charles-Maitland, of Pitrickie, who d. 10 Feb. 1751, without issue,
‘5, Tuomas, de 1745.
6. CaTnxnine, Tot seE SOR ‘Clunie; Qdly, David Riccart, of
Riceartoun.
etry, "nor st, John Macleans o€ Stacfarlan Salys 10s Sok Spot
Liowood of Spottomdod co. Berwick, em, and det7ae
‘The viscount d, 1681, und was succeeded by his eldest son,
Rozert, 3d viscount, mm. Anne Sutherland, da. of George,
Lith earl of Sutherland, ‘and by her had,
1, Ronen, 4th viscount.
2. Jon, 5th viscount,
3. dnam, me capt, Crawfur,
CANS Winer @ Makounery 7 Bixee,
‘The viscount d. Aug. 1604, and was succeeded hy his son,
Roser, 4th viscount, who d. unm. 1710: bec succeeded
by his brother,
Joux, Sth viscount, who m. Jane, da, of William Morrison,
of Prova Grtngs ans sia 0 Hisles, cris of Olesy,
and Catharine, Indy Strathnaven, and dying without isue,
1766, he was succeeded by his cousin,
Jou, of Fort, 00s viscont wn of Sh, 2 wo of Raber
2d viscount, as above ; Mary, da. and co-h. of Robert
Douglas, of Bridgeford; and, diy; Jone, da. of Alexander
Arbuthnot, of Findourie, esq., and by her (who d. 15 March
X Hen, who wandsowned ? Oct 7 having been thrown out of « chaise
int theriver Southesk, at the ford of Auldbar,
BLOTTER, de vhs Fedx 1,
Alexander
‘The viscount d.20 April 1791, pt phenome
Joux, 7th viscount, m., 27 Dec. 1775, 1 Stas an. of
William ’Graham, of Morphie, co. Kincardine, esq., and by
(who d. 4 March 1818) bad,
1. Jous, 8th viscount,
jouel in the army, M.P, for co. Kincardine.
My Starch 100
‘army.
6 WiLttas, capt, royal artillery
7. Santee 1ONer @ 0 Sune U7.
ot ALasANDEn; 10. 34
tian 19 April 1903, the rev. David-Lyelt Carrlaom, youngest
Armip—See Plate ct Be wien
Great—A peacock’s head, cn) ‘peck proper,
Two ‘devated abd flames.
Motte—Lawe Dew, hae ——
+
*
46 Tt ote ane Anes vies 118, d.
NE, une
Suse ioe, ‘
638 SCOTS PEERAGE.
‘His lordship was succeeded by his eldest son,
Davin, 3d lord; d. without zaale ianue, 1684; and was succeed.
his brother,
TELIAM, Ath lord, created, 6 Sept. 1686, viscount Strathal-
tan, and baron Drummond, of Cromlix, to him and his heirs male
whatsoever, d. 1688, leaving an only son,
Witrram, 2d viscount, who d. 7 July 1702, learing an only
von, who d 8 ainor, and wn, 26 May 1711, when the tiles of
viscount Strathallan, baron Maderty, and baron Drummond, of
Cromlix, devolved on his kinsman,
Wrxraa, 4th viscount (son of sir Johin Drummond, of Ma-
chany, son of sir James above named, 2d son of the Ist lord Ma-
derty). He in the rebellion of 1745, and was slain at
Culloden, 14 A, 7 His name was included in the act of
astainder, 1746, ut nshis death tok place before the time limited
ngs it oval ot take elect t him. He m.
eldest’ da. of William Murray, lard Nairne, and by
her Geb 20 ‘May 1773) had issue,
1. Jasres, 5th viscount.
Bw 72, m. Naime,
she Pench erie an yeh ty re ad eas
3. Janus, present viscount.
& Hgutie of Cadiands tants andl Charing-crou, Vanier: mi Wiaited,
my . 5
ga, of Willan "Phompot, of sto, ed Oxoay and d 19 dam Iho, leaving
1, Andcew Berkeley, m2 Apel YH, Mary eldest da of J Perera
ot bis 2d wife, and has fanue 4 eden
serandreie Mobre ime March WS, “elisabeth, 9 da- of Joha-tleney ‘Man
bets duke of Ratieid and has isu ‘m the
Sey: 3 Mery men 10 Oct. 16, the ree. Francis
allege, ‘Oxou 4" Gutharne-aaela, mr zy March 182, the ev. Henry
Ms ‘the right hon. Spencer Perceval,
2. William & Robert} both d you
abn: Chara 04 Sept hme yl Mary
er, my 18 Jul A
or w: ers ane: 4 bs 30 March
3 zm. Susan, da. of William, Wells: of
pickley 0. Ries pn oe a leaving sine, Le Andres 2. Honey’? 3
harine
a.
Rid the 19th , in Dalmatia, 1796, nem,
chard, an dragoons,
2B. Charlotte. Peregrine Townley, of Townley, co, Lancaster. cot.
J, Hiwny, of the Grange, Hants, and of Charing-cross, banker, veal arch
i Ne hon. C! and ‘sister of Charles.
i bts Anne, 2d da. of Henry Dundas, viscount
rth Seer eee aaa
Ey Ai hye ‘Dec. 17086, ma, 23 June
payed rhe 14 March 11,
tay ase al Lute, b. $2 Oct 1813; Adelable,
0, 19 May 1 Aes ie Mont te RNoe
WL; 4. Elizabeth, m., ae Auge Letra Hine uber
Jastxs, Sth viscount, was attaisited in the same act of parlia-
VISCOUNTS. oy
ment with his father, by the of James Drummond,
eldest sum of William, viscount although, at the time
of passing the act, he was in fact viscount sree renal
ns. Euphemin, da. of Peter Gordon, of oy hen Goh
coe and d. 32 June 1765, Seber thot 8 July
besides
3 1 D epee m 10 Dee. sroung,
- aoe, sr. me
2, Axpagw-Jous, agen. in the a of Dunbarton Castle, whe,
tm Ipt7, claimed the tithes of it ih, ta the Rowse lords
SS of iis father had been duly.
mily devolved on his first
scl nie resent and
6th viscount, having been restored to the tithes and honours of
his family by an nct of parliament, which received the royal as-
sent, 17 June 1824.
ater Apparent —Wristam-Hexxx, the viscount’s eldest
"Greations—Baron Maderty, 31 Jan. 1600 ; Baron Drummont,
of Cromlix, and Viscount Strathallan, 6
Armr—See Plate 00, Hat md AR Tog ey
Darasoxp. 3d and ad. Or, a head erased, within © double teseure
counter.Aory ‘A coat of augmentation.
Scppertere Two will hen wreathed shout the temples and letne with oak.
sod each ‘4 club resting om his exterior + PROpSr.
BARONS.
—_>——
Marr SOMERVILLE, Lorn SOMERVILLE; bern in
1704, succeeded his half-brother, John-Southey, the late lord, 5
ct. 1819.
The first of this name on record is sir GAULTIER DE SOMER-
VILLE, lord of Wichnor, &c., co. Stafford, and Aston-Somer-
ville, co. Gloucester, who came into England with William the
Conqueror ; he left 2 sons, WALTER, ancestor of the Somervilles
of Wichnor and Aston-Somerville ; and W1LL1AaMm, who settled
in Scotland temp. David I., and from whom descended
TxHomas DE SOMERVILLE, baron of Carnwath; was one of
the ambassadors who, 1423, came to London to treat for the
ransom of king James I. He was a warden of the border, 1424,
and sat as one of the assize by whom Murdoch, duke of Albany,
was attainted of high treason. His lordship, 1386, founded, and,
1424, endowed with some lands, the collegiate church of Carn-
wath, the burial place of this ancient family ; he m. Jane Stewart,
da. of sir Alexander Stewart, of Darnlie, and had issue,
1. WILLian, 2d lord.
2. MARGARET, m. Roger Kirkpatrick, of Closeburn, esq.
His lordship d. 1445, and was succeeded by his son,
Wituram, 2d lord. His lordship was present at the corona-
tion of king James II., at Edinburgh, 10 March 1437, and was
in great favour with that monarch ; 1449, he was appointed one
of the Scots conservators of the truce between England and Scot-
land, then concluded (see Rymer's Fosd., vol. xi. p. 254); in
1451, he was one of the ambassadors of Scotland, nominated in a
royal safe conduct; and, in the same year, we find him once more
a conservator of the peace, which he had most probably a share
His lordship d. 1486, and his grandson,
Sous ith lords a Ladle and wan vurcecded ie hia bree,
Huan, 5th m. Janet, da. of William Maitland, of Le
T. dances, Gib lord. ;
£ Fons nme
z " iy, Chi rary 2 ‘cos Annandale, 209,
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Hveu, 9th lord, who, however, did not assume the title, which
remained dormant till it was claimed, in 1723, by his descendant,
James, 13th lord. He d. 1640, and was succeeded by his son and
heir,
JamMEs, 10th lord, m. Lillias, da. of sir James Bannatyne, of
Newhall, and dying ’3 Jan. 1677, was succeeded by his son,
JAMES, 11th lord, author of the Memoirs of the House of So-
merville ; m. Martha, da. of Bannatyne, of Corhouse, and
had issue,
l. JAMES, killed in a duel, 1682, having m., 1671, Elizabeth, da. of George
Graham, and leaving issue,
JaMEs, 12th lord.
2. JOHN; 3. GEorGE, both in the army.
His lordship m., 2dly, 1685, Margaret Jamieson, by whom he
had no issue, and dying 1690, was succeeded by his grandson,
James, 12th lord, 5. 1674, m. Elizabeth, da. of —— Murray,
of Deuchar, and had i issue,
1. JAMES, 13th lord.
2. GroraeE, of Dinder, m. and left issue.
3. JOHN; 4 WiLi1am, both d. without issue.
& EUPRREMIA; 6. ELIZABETH, d. uns.
His lordship d. 4 Dec. 1709, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
JamEs, 13th lord, whose claim to this ancient barony was ad-
mitted by the house of lords, 27 May 1723, who resolved, that
his lordship had a right to the dignity of baron Somerville, and
ought to be placed on the roll of the peers of Scotland, in which
his ancestor, lord Somerville, sat in parliament, 15 Feb. 1524.
His lordship acquired, by purchase, from Somerville, the poet, the
last male of the English branch of the family, the estate of Aston-
Somerville, co. Gloucester. His lordship m., Ist, 1724, Anne,
uterine sister of William, earl of Brooke and earl of Warwick,
sole da. of Henry Bayntun, of Spye Park, co. Wilts, esq., (by
Anne Wilmot, eldest da. of John, earl of Rochester,) and widow
of Edward Rolt, of Sacombe Park, co. Herts; by this lady (who
d. 1736) he had issue,
1. JAMES, 14th lord.
2. HuGn, 641729, m., 1st, Elizabeth, da. of Christopher Lethbridge, of West-
away, co. Devon, esq., by whom he had issue,
\. Joun-SouTuEY, 15th lord.
He m., adly, Mary, € eldest da. of the hon. Wriothesley Digby, of Meriden, cv.
Warw ick, an by her had issue,
9. Hugh, d. 1807.
3. Mary, m. the rev. Charles Digby.
4. Frances.
5. Mark, present lord.
é. Harrict, m., 16 Oct. 1816, Willlam, 16th earl of Errol.
7- Kenelm, capt. R.N., b. 14 Nov. oii.
8 William, in holy orders, 6. 14 Oct. 1789, m., 5 May 1830, Charlotte,
7th da. of the late rev. Walter Bago ’ of Blythefield, co. Stafford.
he Julia-Valenza, m., 200 May 1816, Francis-Bond Head, esq., royal en-
necrs.
SVAN NE-WHtcHNoun, b b. 12 Sept. 1725, m., Dec. 1748, George Burgess, of
Greslee, co. Berks,
His lordship’ Ms, nia Qdly, 1738, Frances, da. of John Rotherham,
esq. and had issue,
. Enrsanetu, 0. 1787, d. an infant.
His lordship ¢d. 1765, and was succeeded by his son,
‘BARONS. 643
James, Mth who d. unm. 16 ! and
we lord, April 1796, and wax suc.
by. rs
Joux-Sovraxy, 15th lord Someries (sn of col So-
merville, brother to James, Lath jord,) a lord bed.
chamber, acim at Vera So Seidzedland, 6 Oc. 1619, nad
was succeeded half-brocher,
“awe, ‘prewat tend 16d fon
feir Presumptive KEN EL a, expt. R.N., his lordship’s bro
3 1s il Lord High ©
to the i. he Ki of Son or 7 Mach
1765 5 his * James, the late lord, 20 July 1004;
en re eens, tteee Oe. of Woke ter,
Polmood, on Mackenzie, 4th da.
‘of George, earl of Cromartie,) and has isne,—1. Canoutxr-
Ecreapers, 6. 1793; m., 16 Nov. 1819, Fairholme, of
ry Oe face ex. are JAM. capt, Cold-
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Kent, and has, 1. a son, b. 19 Aug, 1826, d. 6 Jan. 1828;
2 a wm, & 4 Jan, 1828; 3. a son, b. 24 Feb. 1820;—4. Ca-
TRERINE, b. 1800, d. 29 Aug, 1806; —5. Cnantorre-Evtza-
zeta, 6, 1801, m, 15 Sept, 1825, sir John Forbes, of Craigooar,
bart. ;}——6. ee ensign 84th foot, 6. 1003, d. 23 April
1626;—7. Writram, b. 1804, d. 10 March 1805;——8. Jom,
& 28 Dec. 1806 ;—* trol 6. 1 June 1808, writer in
‘The name of Forles, which is probably local, and derived from
(he tanita OF Forbes, os Aberdeas, ie at" least te ancient in Boot:
laud as the time of Willan the Lion, when we find Jon
ne Fonwes possessed of those lands, Fifth in descent froin hiro
was
Sir Auexaxnen do Forbes, who was created a peer of par-
Hiament some time before the year 1444, m. Elisabeth, dan of
G44 SCOTS PEERAGE.
George Douglas, earl of Angus, and grandda. of king Robert IT.,
and d. 1448, leaving issue by her a son and successor,
James, 2d lord, m. Egidia, da. of William Keith, the lst
earl marischal, had 2 sons, 1. WrLi1aM, his heir; 2. Patrick,
ancestor of the earls of Granard, in Ireland: and dying, was
succeeded by his son,
WicitaM, 3d lord, m. Christian, da. of Alexander Gordon,
the Ist earl of Huntley, (ancestor of the dukes of Gordon,) and
by her had 3 sons, ALEXANDER, ARTHUR, and JOHN, suc-
cessive barons, and dying, was succeeded by his eldest son,
ALEXANDER, 4th lord; who, dying without issue, was suc-
ceeded by his next brother,
ARTHUR, 5th lord; who, also dying without issue, was suc-
ceeded by his only surviving brother,
Joun, 6th lord, who m. Christian, da. of sir John Lundy, of
that ilk, and had a son, WILLIAM, and 3 das. ; and dying 1547,
was succeeded by his son,
WitiiaM, 7th lord, who m. ada. and co-h. of sir William
Keith, of Inverury, and by her had issue,
Joun, 8th lord, m. Jane, da. of James Seton, of Touch, esq.,
by whom he had a son, |
ArtuuR, 9th lord, who m., lst, Jane, da. of Alexander, lord
Elphinstone, and by her had a son,
ALEXANDER, 10th lord, m. Anne, da. of sir John Forbes, of
Pitsligo, and had issue,
WituiamM, Ith lord, who m. Jane, da. of John Campbell,
of Calder, esq., by whom he had 3 sons; WILLIAM, Arthur,
and Archibald; and 2 das., of whom Mary, m. William Suther-
land, son of James, 2d lord Duffus; and dying, was succeeded
by his eldest son,
Witeram, 12th lord, who m., Ist, Margaret, da. of Alexan-
der, earl of Kelly; and, 2dly, Anne, da. of James Brody, of
that ilk, esq., and had issue, 2 sons, Win iam, 13th lord, and
James, 15th lord, and 1 da.; and dying in 1716, was succeeded
by his eldest son,
Wiciian, 13th lord, who m. Dorothy, da. of William Dale,
esq., by whom he had WILLraM, and 2 dus.; and dying, was
succeeded by his son,
Wiiiiam, 14th lord, who, dying a minor, in 1734, was suc-
ceeded by his uncle,
James, 15th lord, m. Mary Forbes, sister to Alexander, lord
Pitsligo, by whom he had 2 sons and 3 das., (of whom Sophia,
m. —— Cummin, of Kinninmount, esq.,) and dying, was suc-
ceeded by his son,
JameEs, 16th lord, who m., Ist, Mary Forbes, sister to Alex.
ander, lord Pitsligo, and relict of John Forbes, esq., by whom he
had issue,
1. James, 17th lord.
2 Soputa, m. Charles Cumming, esq.
3. Mary, m. James Gordon, esq.
4. ANNE, m. Thomas Erxkine, esq. .
His lordship m., 2dly, Elizabeth, da. of sir James Gordon, and
bart, by whom (who d. 16 April 1905) he
ee ey ee teed
JamErs-Ocnoxcan, Lay and 18th lord,
ss eldest son.
Creation—1440 ; and a Baronet of 1628.
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ALEXANDER-GEORGE FRAS!) Loap SALTOUN,
and » Baronet of Nova Scotia: one of the 16 tative Peers:
for Scotland in the Parlianent, CBSKALT. and K.X.0.,
a Colonel in the i ageats Geese en Goartes 08
son, ALExaxpER, Sth lord, who d. without lewe 1669, when
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‘as early as the reign of David I; and Gi.urnr Puasen,
the immediate ancestor of this family, was sheriff of Traquair in
His grandson, sir Acexaxpen, was one
the mont faithful orote Neal Conbtioor Bruce, and m. oe
pay io lg <
Neal
who, as before mentioned, became 10th lord
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46 SCOTS PEERAGE.
pre 2 1093, aged 90, wns succeeded in that title by his
grandson,
Warrant, 1th lord) m. Margaret, da. of dr. James Sharpe,
archbishop of St. Andrew’s, and had issue,
1, ALEXANDER, 12th lord.
7 a Ca (gee m. Catharine Erskine, da. of David, 4th eart
Se eT = ee Lindsey, da. of Colin, a4 earl of Bal-
4 HeLEN, m, dom, of Park, bart.
& Hexawerra, m. John Gordon, of Kinnellar,
liam Dalmahoy.
Brown.
7. Koala me reve —
His lordship d. 18 March 1715, and was succeeded by his son,
ALEXANDER, 12th lord, m. Mary Gordon, da. of George, Ist
earl of Aberdeen, some time chancellor of Scotland, and by her
(who d. Feb. 1757) had issue,
1. ALEXANDER, 13th lord.
2. Wiutiam, d. without Issue,
8. Gronsx, 1th lord. ”
4 Axwei 5. Sormsa, both
He d 34 July 1748, and was succeoded by his
ALExaDER, 18th lord, who, dying Without fsoue, 1751, was
succeeded by his next surviving brov
Geonor, Lith lord, 6.1720} my 1766, Eleanor, da. of John
Gordon, esq., and left issue,
1. Anexaxpen, 15th lord.
2 Gxonan, capt 18 the inh foo wa. 8 Ja 7,
3 Hewanerra, de unm. Dec. 1 RY de nr
5, EuEaxona,'m., Ist sit G Jiamtay? Of Bante bert. and, aay,
Dic, of
His lordship a. 30 Aug. 1781, and was succeeded by hiv son,
ALEXANDER, 15th lord, 6.'1758; m., June 1784, Margery,
da. of Simon Fraser, esq., by whom he had,
1. AvexaxDER-Gro!
ELmaxon, m. 5 Dec. 1825, ‘Macdowall
His lordehip a 18 Sept. 1798, and was succeeded by his son,
ALEXaNDER-GEORGE, present and 16th lord.
Heir Presumptive—W 111.1%, his lordship’s brother.
Creation—28 June 1445; and a Baronet of Nova Scotia,
1628.
Arms—See Plate 61. Quarterly of 4. a eee aa oss yey
‘Scotch * frances")
Tipat gules, Op tp te Mateokeed br aibbor sable ACERT, Frat ioon 3 Are
eee lee reece aches the 2s
“Two angel clothed in faving white garment,
“In God te alle i
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FRANCIS GRAY, vitae tae pet in Perth, H RSS.
London and Edinb 1765; succeeded his bro~
ther, Willie Joke, fhe ate tor bed 12 Dec. 1807 ; one of the 16
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‘brother,
648 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Faancrs, present and 15th lord.
Heir Apparent—Jon, his lordship’s son.
Creation— Before 1437, as is said ; Bae on the Union Roll lord
Gray is ranked after Jord Saltoun.
ee Plate 61. Gules, a lion rampant within a bordure engratled
WILLIAM-SCHAW CATHCART, Lorn CATHCART,
in Scotland; Enrl Catheart, Viscount Cathcart, and Baron
Greenock, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, K.T., &.
See Eant. Catucanr, in the Peerage of England.
Creation—Baron Catheart, 1447.
ee
CHARLES 8T.CLAIR, Lonp SINCLAIR, one of the 16
Peers for Scotland in the present Parliament; born 1768;
V :
had the title ndj to him by the house of lords in
married, Ist, 18, Feb. 1802, Mary-Agness, da. of James Chis
esq: ;—2. Eur-
3B. SUSAN, b 1806, ma, 6
Feat! 11 Aug. 1827 ;—5. Cancers.
6. Onanvrs, 6.8 June 1811. His lordship m., 2dly, 18 Sept.
1816, Isabella, youngest da. of Alexander Chatto, of Mainhouse,
co, Roxburgh, esq., and has,—7. ELeaxon, 6. 19 Sept. 1818;
rid. a sow, be 13 July 1830;—-9: a bas, & 1822.
‘The descent of this family is the same with that of the Sin-
clairs, earls of Caithness. William, earl of Orkney and Caith-
nes, marrying to his Ist wife, Margaret, da. of Archibald, earl
“las, and viscount of Turenne, in France, by ber had a son
ah heir, Seneca father of the Ist lord Sinclair; and by his
Alexander Gordon, son of the 13th earl
mn Sittonuad ae another son, christened also WiLLtam,
who, by special surrender of his father, inherited the earldom of
Caithness.
‘Hewnx, Ist lord Sinclair, was so created in the parliament of
Edinbargh 26 Jan. 1488, and was killed at Flodden, 9 1513.
He was succeeded ty hig only son, WiLt1am, 24 lord, father of
Hewry, 3d lord, who d. 1601, having survived his eldest son,
James, master of Sinclair, and leaving 3 grandsons, HewRy,
ces, and Pararex, successively lords Sinclair: the two
former d. unm. ; the latter was father of Jom, 7th lord, who d.
5 das. ; but his eldest John, master of | ry been
attainted in 1715, the title remained under attainder till, on the
death of the last survivor of those sons (who all
Clair, and first cousin of the 7th lord, rar tye beving an ly
an
being matt,
Awpnew, 10th lord, who, like his father, did not assume the
title, m., 28 Dec. 1763, da. of John Rutherford, of
0+ Hoximngh, eng and by her had toes,
1. Curanxes, present
commander, to the command of the Martin
son,
ARLES, present and 11th lord, whose claim to the title was
admitted by the house of lords 26 April 1
Heir. James, eldest son of his
Creation —26 Jan. 1488-9,
Plate Gi. ‘Quarterly 1st and ath. Azure, a sails farted
SELKIRK SEMPIL, Lonp SEMPIL; born 12 Feb. 1788;
succeeded his father, Hugh, the late lord, 25 Jan. 1830.
‘The first of the family on record is Robert de Sempil, who was
steward or chamberlain of Renfrew, in the King Alex.
ander ILL, from whom descended Thomas 1, sheriff of
Renfrew, sat in parliament 25 Feb. 1483-4, and was killed at the
battle of Bannockburn, on the side of James IIL. 11 June 1488,
Se Sons Seek created a peer by king James IV. before
12 March 1495, the exact date is not ascertained. He
was killed at the of Flodden 9 Sept. 1513; m., Ist, Mar-
da. of sir Robert Colville, of Ochiltree, and had
cart; and 2dly, da. of James Crichton, of Ruthven-
‘by whom he had no
‘uxLtamt, 2d lord, was one of those who assented to the mar-
650 SCOTS PEERAGE.
‘between qneen and prince England, 25
[AGE IS "n Ma Monet to Hg Ist earl of
toun, and dying 1548,
Rongent, $d lord, d- about Tez ving sve hie
tobert, was succeeded by his
Been 4th i 150, m. Anne Anne, da. of
lontgomery, Eglintoun, March
16}1y was succeeded by his son, Maager tp
Huon, Sth lord, ms Ist, Anne, da, of James Hamilton, Ist
issue, 3 Nov. 1644; Loy aisles 2 other sons,
tnd 2'das. Hugh, bth lord, a 19 Sept.
Rowers, 7th lord, m. Anne, da. oF jee Donglas, Ist Jord
Mordington, and d. 8 1675, leaving issue, Faaxcxs, Sth
Jord: ; ANNE, baroness Sempil ; and Jean, m. Alexander Sinclair,
of Rosslin.
Paaxcrs, 8th lord, m. Grisel, da. of sir Archibald Primrose,
of Carrington, bart., but d. without issue 1684, when the title
devolved on his eldest
‘ANNE, baroness Sempil, m. Francis Abercromby, of Fetterneir,
who was in pepe ee bem Gere (an ancient pro-
Barty of the Bows family) for life, 5 July 1685. In 1688 a new
the title of Sempil on the issue male or
female, of this ae by lord Glassford, or any future husband ;
tena pt ny person nominated by lord Glasafard and
baroness nly ing their remainder to the heirs
Sempil whatsoever. ‘The issue of lord Glass.
il rere, 1. Frawcrs, 9th lord, who d. wnm,
the army, killed in the lifetime af his
cate his brother, Francis, and was
10th lord, d. unm. 17163 4. Alexander, d. Seg a and 5.
Hvon, lth lord, m. Sarah, da. and co-b. Gascoyne,
Fp pcan -y and by her (who d, 17 April 1749) had
issue,
5 4 donot, ar ig onto Sgedhouss ay, 1 Dec, 170 hig
5 ay,
rt Fitba it che ig dune 7B the welct of Prat
Joddrall, of ¥
3. Huo, BE)
4 RALPi, d. at
5. Saman, Atte es 39 Apel 1780, Patrick Crawford, of Auchenames and Exrol,
wg ganal és wnms 7, Russanntn,
BAe iy NO Rapes ets Ada Aun, MDa wd 17%
Manica gee Metre
Uy Renncca, denn, Sept. M1.
His lordship d. 25 Nov. 1746, and was succeeded by his son,
Jour, 12th Jord, ™, 10 March 1755, Janet, sole da. and ib
of Hugh Dunlop, of Bish . 0. Renfrew, esq-. and
(who d. 26 June 1809) had issue,
1, Hoon, 1th
BARONS. HL
Pietra aT en en wre
sir William Forbes, of Cragriever,co. Aberdeen,
5. J, 7H JOMANN A,
‘His d, 15 San. 2 ah lair grsaste aan
Huen, po 1758, m., 25 Jan. 1787, —, da.
of Charles Meliy of Ragnal, co. Norts, esq., and by her (who
= fans ts
His ip d. 25 Jan. 1830, and was succeeded by his only sun,
SELEIRK, present and 1th lord.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. MantaJayet Srmprt, his
lordship’s eldest sister.
pene Esra 66 12 March 1494-5 ; new patent of cre-
ation, 16
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JOHN ELPHINSTONE, Lonp ELPHINSTONE; torn
30 June 1607 5 succeeded his father, John, the late lord, 21 May
1873.
Vortne poor son bate,
qe AbExaxpen, 24 lord, who was killed at Pinkie, 1647, and
& Janes, of Barns, ergy eee. alone
He d. 1648, and was succeeded by his
ALEXANDER, 5th lord, who d 040, te leg, by by Elizabeth,
his wife, sister of James Drummond, 1st car! of Perth, an ouly
da. Lillias, m, her cousin,
AtexaxpER, 6th lord, who d. Dec. 1654, leaving issue by her,
2 sons, 1. ALEXANDER, 7th lord, d., without issue, 1669 ; 2-
Jonx, Ach lord, m. Isabel, da. of Charles Maitland, 9d earl of
‘Lauderdale, by whom he had issue,
662 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Cuarces, 9th lord, m. Elizabeth, da. of sir William Primrose,
and sister to Archibald, Ist viscount — (ancestor to the
present earl of Roschorry,) and had isu
Tr Jou mu Margery, da. of or Gilbert Fleming, of Baraton, Wart, but 4.
in bis farmer iifetime without issue.
3 Cuanzes, 10 oun Iora.
at Carthagena, 1741.
th earl of Home.
178 ad ‘was succeeded by his son,
feck (by M Sedsuees or tiene a
earl of Wigtoun, eith, sister
carl maflachal, and of feld-marshal Kelth, in no Fre:
derick ITT, king of “prusin) Sehaiters
1. Joux, 11th lord.
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& Witntantrotcantons © director of 1 Heat ndla Company, o. ml
Fr and by her has issue,
1. John.
& Charles, R-N., lot in the Blenheim, 1787,
will Hieut.-col,, C.B., K.L.W., and K.S.A.;
bs 03 30
5 ‘ao, Diane in da, of Charles Clavering, esq. frst cousin of sit
‘4. James-Drummond, .P. for East
1827, m., 25 Feb. 1624, Anna-Maria, only child of the iste viceadm. sir
iward ‘Buller, bart., ‘Buller
i Gaasas Mares, siete if (eared, G.C.D. sd KC, created ee Kali
in Ireland, 1797, and viscount Keith, ‘Of England, 1801. (See
Sian, dumm. 8 May 1 aged
6, Eumanon, i. 1777, the Pits ree
Kinross, and We 8, Kincardine, one of the barons of the court
—_— ‘commissioner of the Scots jury court,
i bxiatnosre
Clarets me James Drummond, created lord Perth, 1797;
ihe Au
Taee.
His lords ipain 1784, and was succeeded by his son,
Joux, 11th lord, lord-lieut. co. Dumbarton, m. Anne, da. of
James, Sd lord Ruthven, (by Anne, da, of James, 2d earl of
Bute,) and had issue,
1. Joux, 12th lord.
2. CRARLES, vicbadmirsl of the white, of (Cumberland and Biggar, to
which estates of be mnccsoted, Wt in consequence of an entail
vt governor of
ry Cunwenrixas 7, Evian
& Kerrn, m., 5 Sept. 1003, David of Cardross,
His lordship d. 19 Aug. 1794, and was ruseoed by his ob
Joux, 12th lord, lieut.-gen. in the army, td ol 36th et
iat se Se 1908, janet Hyndford, da of Or
nelius Elliot, of Woollee, co. Sate i dats rele of ate
Carmichael, of Skirling, bart., and by her (who
rae
BARONS. O53
1. Joux, present lord.
His lordship d. 21 May 1813, and was succeeded by his only
son,
Joux, present and 13th lord.
Heir ‘The Hon. Cuaures Exruixstoxe-
Fremrxe, his *s uncle.
Creation—1509.
Arms—See Plate 62. Argent, a cheveron sable between three boars’ heads
erased
‘Gonrk he waist upwards, richly habited In red. .
teadeds the tight haa supporting’ tower, and the left hollisg's breach°of
ert eo wild ‘wreathed about the temples and loins with
“a hokding om thelr exterior shoulders clube proper.
“Motto—Cinuse cawsit.
———
Sir Jaates SANDILANDS, the immediate ancestor of this fa-
David IL, and m. Eleanor, only
bald Dongs of Dong, and widow of Alexander
‘earl af Carrick, with whom he acquired the barony of West
the seat of the fanily. Sir Sams SaxDrLaxey of
descent from James before mentioned, had two
and James. Of these, the latter was a knight of
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654 SCOTS PEERAGE.
1. Jaaras, d, unm. 1749.
2. Wace, 8th lord.
8. Parnice, d. without issue.
4 Aumxanden, 4, younc.
& Axpuev 4. unm. June 1776
Gronce,
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4, Gteste tearm 10, Cuneta, d nm 1702.
Ti. WaumetaciacCanoin, unm 1707.
His lordship d. 1753, and was succeeded by his son,
Wanten, 8th lord, m., 9 June 1757, faabeth, a da. and sole h.
of Alexander Sandilands, M:D., and by her (who d. 27 Sept. 1779)
fad fata
1. Jamtes, present lord.
2 Aumxaxben, in thearmy, ds Nov. 1000.
3 Warren, 4
ee Mew The 7Oth foot, d. unm. at Madras, 1782.
d.9 ‘Now 1765, and was succeeded by his son,
Sasces, Ouh lord, 6.1760, m.,7 April 1705, Anne, only stirvir~
ing child of sir James Inglis, of Crammond, bart.” His lordship
d. 7 June 1815, without issue male, and was succeeded by bis
coustn.german,
‘JAMES, present and 10th lord.
‘Beir Apparent—Rowxnr, his lordship's eldest son.
Creation—To the Ist lord, and his heirs and assigns whatso-
ever, 24 Jan. 1563-4.
Pinte. Quarterly, tt and ath, Pet fst are adorn cle
crown, and in base 8 hla allpped proper, a cat of Avani rai0x. 34
fa 3 Saxainawon tod Dowels Iuarieiy, ees argent mfg aaure for
Sindiiaie/and arent man's eat gules enaeni by an tapi
ona chit sme the mulls a id for Degas
Cret—An iyed or.
inpow'ters—" wreathed about the t/ and loins
sod ing on aie eamreres ae arene
Me meliora. hope for better things.
ee
CHARLES STEWART, Lonp BLANTYRE, co. Lanark ;
born 21 Dec. 1818; succeeded his father, Robert-Walter, late
lord, 25 Sept. 1830.
Sir Witxram Str wart, of Dalswinton, ancestor of the earls
of Galloway, had a younger son, THomss, who got from his fa
ther the lands of Minto, co, Roxburgh, and d. 1600. Fourth in
descent from him was
Warren Srewant, who being commendator of
king was made keeper seal, gentleman of his bed-
ber, and created a baron 10 Jul;
1606, and in 1616,_left, by Nichola, bis wife, da. of sit
James sons, WitLraM, bis successor, aud Walter.
Wixtram, 2d lord, succeeding, m. aoe da. of sir William
Scott, of Ardross, and dying 1638, left 2 sons, WatTen, 3d lord,
Anne, da. of sir of oorre one of the
judges of the court of sexsion i adie
TER, 6th Rosenr, je ‘more sons, es
Seem dying wnm., waa succeeded by his bro-
Ronenr, 7th lord
ghee hae Sathorn —
Siar of Wi igo Dra 1782)
1. Warren, 8th lord.
His lordship d. in Deo. 17. and was succeeded by his eldest
eae a ended by bl et on,
sedty hist ne ne
ee
ot homae Potts Sean cmeiat ranch of
the noble ey of aorta of Dichecne) and by hon
There eer +
vt, fen maby TS ld
fore ‘june |
AM Ta eeepc
656 SCOTS PEERAGE.
& Winatast, 6 8 March 1094
Canous eapreeri ts ulin nm +12 OS 0
ani fo heothee
10 July 1606.
(Se
soceeren ares pa ae
Dexter. A wreathed about the temples and loins with
sapint, eurmoutited ty
ffand holding over his right shoulder a cluby proper. Sintater. A lion gules
soestadeeerr ae pian aan rere
——
JOHN COLVILLE, Lorn COLVILLE, of Culross, Rear-
Admiral of the Red ; one of the 16 Peers for Scotland in the
t Parliament ; succeeded his father, John, the late lord, 8
March 1811 ; born 1768 ; married, 14 Oct. 1790, Elizabeth, sis-
ter of sir Francis Ford, bart.
‘The family of Colville in North Britain, from that of
the Colvilles in England, who had accompanied William the
Conqueror from Normandy. Philip de Colville settled in Seot-
land in the 12th century, and flourished in the reigns of Malealm
TV. and William the Lion ; was one of the hi for his so-
vereign’s freedom, by a convention with Henry IL. of England ;
he was ancestor of sir Robert Colville, who was master of the
household to James IV., and fell with his royal master at the
fatal battle of Flodden-field, anno 1513 ; he was succeeded by his
son, sir James Colville, director of the chancery to James V., and
one of the senators of the college of justice on its first institu.
tion : his son,
Sir Janes Covrtce, of East Wemyss, m. Margaret, da. of
sir Robert Douglas, of Lochleven, (ancestor of the earls of Mor-
ton,) and by her had 2 sons, Jastes, Ist lord Colville, and lew
ander, commendator of Culross, ancestor of the present lord.
Janes, Ist lord, acquired great reputation as a wiley com-
ander fa the warn ‘aader Henry TV, of France ; on his return,
‘was in great favour with his sovereign; he was created 3
harem by Ave tite of lord Coles of Culsos, 20 Jan. 1609,
to him and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to his
nearest Inwful heirs male, hereditarily, bearing the name and
es eed he m. Isabel, da. of atriok, lord Ruthven, and
issue,
Ld s. who a. before hi
ani, who. unm:
z gout, shod tho Defoe his father, leaving lvun,
of
a si m dune Cpe eal of Laver nel had te octane
Py
free
fall
Hii
sy
1
(lige 4
nas
i
j
¢ he was father of Anexax nnn,
MAD.s 5 Winetaa, do nm.
solved
‘oth
Groner
Se who survived the 2d lord, and on whom
of
658 SCOTS PEERAGE.
3. Anon, m. James Forsyth, esq, caper in the guards.
® ’ . $s
4. CATHARINE, m., June 1792, the rer, Roger Praskland’ con of admiral sir
Frankland, of Kirkleby, co. York, bart.
His lordship d. 8 March 1811, and was succeeded by his eldest
son
Joun, present and 9th lord.
Heir Presumptive—Lieut.-Gen. Sir CoariEs, G.C.B., bro-
ther of the present lord.
Creation —20 Jan. 1609.
Arme—See P’ Sd. Sales, Ist and 4th. Argent, a cross moline sable—
CoLvILLs. 9d and 34. te theneck arp ne
Crest——A hind’s head cou
Sinister, a { re of Hercules, habited in
Supportere—Dester, a
a Hon a skin, and ho 7 his club on his left
to—Oublier ne pu I can never forget.
ee
JAMES. EDWARD CRANSTOUN, Lornp CRANSTOUN,
of Creling, co. Roxburgh ; born 12 Aug. 1809; succeeded his fa-
ther, James-Edward, the ‘late lord, 5 Got. 1818.
Sir Sin Witte CranstTovun, of Morieston, was capt. of the
to king James VI. and by him created, 17 Nov. 1609,
ron Cranston : ; m. Sarah, eldest da. and co-h. of John Crans-
toun, of Cranstoun, and had i issue,
1. Jouwn, 2d lord.
2. Jame, father (by Elizabeth, da. of Francis Stewart, earl of Bothwell, his
2d wife) of
ILL14M, 3d lord.
He d. 1627, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Jouwn, 2d lord, who was twice m., but d. without issue, and
the title devolved on his nephew,
Wi iiam, 3d lord, who, attending king Charles II. to the
battle of Worcester, 1651, was there taken prisoner, and sent to
the Tower of London, where he remained several years, his
estates being sequestered, and himself excepted out of Cromwell's
indemnity; he m. Mary Lesley, da. of Alexander, Ist earl of
Leven, and had a son,
Jaugs, 4th lord ; m. Anne, da. of sir Alexander Don, of New-
ton, bart., by whom he had i issue,
Wiruram, Sth lord, =. Jane Ker, da. of William, 2d mar-
quess of Lothian, and by her had,
1. James, 6th lord.
e ow Wiiciam, m. Anne, sister of sir David Murray, of Stanhope, bart., and
aC ‘MARLES, d. unm.
4. Geonan, m. Maria, da. of Thomas Brisbane, esq., and d. 30 Dec. 1788,
mile by her (who d. 27 Oct. 1807,)
Henry. Ws, Ist, Christina, da. of —— Smart, esq by wom he had
Sadly, 1 . 1808, Mary- . da. of iy 3 Whitefoord,
2 George.
3. Margaret, m. William Cunningham, of Lainshaw, co. Argyll.
4 Jane-Anne, ms. count Purse a Stirian noble.
3. Helen-D'A ria m. Dugal TStewart, of Catrine.
&. ANNE, m. Gabrie Noeey of Paston, co. Northumberland.
G JBAN, d. unm, |
son,
ps Sch ae eX ‘Row’ 179. aischadl Lads otal!
et
ee SER ee
Jasnxs-Epwanp, dh lord.
© Reman, 1s ge portiee)
His lordship 4 July 1773; and was succeeded by his son,
Wirtiam, 7th lord, 4. 3 Sept. 1749, d. port pe ma 1778,
poane miilicts teverate of Granade) RN. He
|AMES, 1, capt. com
rmanded the Hlliquet, of 64 guns in the engagement between
sir Sanmel Hood, Ist viscount E-B. and Comte de Grame,
Sic aur pase ace
jane
1792, Elizabeth,
eos a = apes em bank and iy B and by her tie 4.
92 Feb. 1814) had no issue. His Sra 21 wope, 1796, and
Jasres-Epavsn, 9th lord, m, 25 Aug. 1007, Anna, eldest
da. of John Macnarsara, of the island of St. Christopher, esq.,
= ap
. Jaares-Epwant t lord.
2 kpsehi Aug. Im
& Anmea-Canoniten, b 23 Dec.
His lordship a. 3 Sept. 1818, and was succeeded by his only
"J aaes-Epw ann, present and 10th lord,
Heir Prevumptioe —His lordchip's ‘cousin, ‘Hawa Cnaxs-
TOUN, esq. 5 Cranstoun,
Creation 1609.
Arma—See Plate @. Gules, three cranes argent.
Gret—A the dexter clay
ath cane ‘with the head under the wing, ”
a head stornel with feathers,
im bet Tight baad a tunch of strawberries, Diniser--A Buck:
ah
WILLIAM-JOHN NAPIER, Lonp NAPIER, of Merchi-
eer ig Chie et aie 3 one of the 16 Peers for Scot-
land in the ee ey ea eterna a 17065
‘succeeded his father, Francis, late lord, 1 1823; mar-
‘ad, 28 March 1816, Elizabeth, da ofthe hon, Cochrane-
Johnstone, and has issue,—l. Manta-Maroaret, b. 18
March 1817 ;——2. Gaonansactirtne: b. 29 April 18185
——3. FRANCIS, 4. 15 Sept. 1819; —4. Wintram, 6. 27
660 SCOTS PEERAGE.
July 1821 ;—5. Exiza, 5. 26 Sept. 1822; —6, ANNE, 6. 26
Jan. 1824 ;—7. a DA. v. 20 May 1829,
‘The origin of the family of Napier is stated in a certificate
under the hand and seal of sir At ‘Napier, of Merchistoun,
dated 1 June 1625, in the words :—“ One of the an-
wrhoge name was Donata, and the shies Haniel OSES
king of ts having warres, some that
were Cink oeneinhael So oerra euslic: to toes serceig bas ee
earle of Lenox, who keeping his eldest sonne at home, sent his
second sonne to serve for him ; this battell went hard with the
Scotts, etiam oo re —_ at = ——
away, which bei reel pulled his ‘s
pein from aie hea therecf, and valiantly encountering the
foe, being well followed, repulsed the enemy, and the
foriune of the day, whereby a greateviewry was gott the
battalie, the king said unto tl + You have all done valiantly,
John Napier, “ to whom,” says Mr. Hume, the celebrated
historian, * the title of Great Man is more justly due than to any
other whom his country ever produced,” was the inventor of the
Logarithms and Ro , commonly called ** Napier's Bones.”
He was likewise author of a * Treatise on the Revelation of St.
‘These works will remain lasting monuments of his sub-
t, knowledge, and penetration. He d. 161
beth, da. of James Stirling, of Keir, by whom he hui,
1, Ancutvatn, afterwards lord Napier.
JOAN
He m., 2dly, Agnes, da. of James Chisholine, of Cromlix, by
whom he had,
3. Jonn, of Easter Torrie.
z bathe bt Napiers, of Culcreuch.
itutaay, of Ardmore, from whom the Naplers of Criganet are de-
‘ADAM, progenitor of the Napiers of Blackaione.
‘Manoaner, m. James Stewart, ot Ss
13, Hewes, ‘me the rev. Matthow frisbane.
Ancntatp, Ist lord Napier, eldest son of John, was for
many years, gentleman of the privy chamber to king James VI.,
and attended hit y when he went to to take pos.
session of that , on the death of queen Elizabeth. He
made of council, treasurer of Scotland
Tesh tc Joton Glas LAN gas of us Jadges tte conte ot ome
a,
8 ee Hidi *§ yo 4 i yt i 2g
ETH a Patt ne it a Hy i a
i ia ee un SOE
Te nN [ste lee
a (iG nia dae
| Hee aia aul al Hee
xf 2 li H
i tif tal de le a “ity ut
nal eel aay
602 SCOTS PEERAGE.
ey Hope, da. of Charles, Ist earl of Hopetoan, and by her
had issue,
Gen eeenee ONE
Cuanurss cats HNo au Ie Gri sir John Warrenler, of
eh bart r She te, da Bina Hsien ot West,
Bat 19 Dec: 167, Nk Tye) mds Fels i807. George Gordon, es.
& Chics capes,
x Nu 2 March 1798
& Christian 1 bs 24 Now. 1717, my 27 PED 1000, Charles Cam.
{cole he 10 May
or in Bashan; da. of Jobn Grbenstis},
759.
Ct atv aya Ame, da of Job Neto,
ran 16 Jane 5 earing: fae fice Sipimon CRE
franck be 30 AME. 120s, mer 90 March 1708, Mary-Bllzabeth-fane
¥ ms
Dian de, tok Aen aon td hat ntued ees Caden
bs i742 Mark, b. 24 Suly 1700.
Isabella, me
Charles Maitland, esq., and d. 1) Dec. 1905,
19 Dec. 1
Web 1779,
11 Jan, 1785, m., 2 Jan! 1804, Alextnder
"pson,
"b 24 May 1787, m, June 1695, rev. Thomas-Henry Yorke.
@. Hawnrareas dean bite Ze aud
His ner =i ‘2dly, Henrietta-Mary, da. of Kise har el
of Dublis who d. 20 Sept. 1795) issue,
Palen i yen tests Oe een
Tet an‘only surviting eee --
1 Louiba Mary, May 176
on ees 20 7 Ate 4s, of Charles, 2a duke
fchtiond Gnd Letbows and 4. 18 Oct. 100s; aving by het, Geko. AM.
3 Chat James, C10 Au. 178, Heute inthe army.
& Bually-Loutan, 0.
ty jomaey Cait 3 Jue 1704, extent. in the army,
Oct. 1812, argarees das Of John Cinig,of| Glasgow, esq. which lady a.
Ava ui
Wil Francis Patrick, b, 17 Dec, 1705, CB.
mer March lila, Caroling, ‘da. of the late hon. gen.
Vienry Fox, son of Henry, taf lord Holland and ha lsue,
17 Auge 1 ‘All-Soul
a award, 5 March 17 170, Newt. RN, m. nd hae ee.
i Geeta Mary Margarets ti, a Auge 108,
1 Batty cots RN 13 June 0,
ss-Joux, a lieut. of marines, killed on board the Fox: An
sina oni frigate in 1778
iz pos ehacne kere’ ex., and d. his widow in 1819,
14 Many, ct 1765,
His lordship Datgsial lesen fos opr rae S na
11 April 1773, he was succeeded
Wretram, 6th lord, m. mic Ase 4th da, of Charles, 8th
Jord Cathcart, by whom he had,
1. Fnasers, 7th lord.
2 MAINie-ScHAW, m. the rev, Andrew Hunter, D.D.y dh Oct. 1006.
& Hevenerra, d. unm, 6 Jan. 181
4 Manv-Eikuern, d
3. Jaxe-Winmpiatva, d 177%
664 SCOTS PEERAGE.
mm. Mary, da. of sit Henry-Choliley, and d. in April 1665, leav-
Sip aba riseilees wid on Pearce eel here eee
of Tolaton, Go. York, and a in 1088, loaving ime, ‘TH OmAs end
‘Henry. ‘Tuomas, the eldest, was 5th lord, m. Ca da, and
h.of Thomas, lord and left issue, 3 sons ; viz. Froxtas,
eldest son, and a lord dam. in Viginin, 1781: Henry-Cole-
2d son, d. in the lifetime of his elder brother, 1734, with.
So ices; Rowies, 0. ub, woccietel, Ble ‘aaa ecard
was 7 lord was trice my but d without issue in 1798, Whe
the whole male issue of ‘Thomas, lord Fairfax, the eldest son of
Hesuy, ford Fath bce Th eo ata
ves
liam, 6. in 1691, resided long in Virginia with: his cousin THo-
Mas, 6th lord, who t property in that country, as
Henry's estate of Tolston m, Sarah Carey, and d. without
in 1787 ; Thomas was a midshipman,
Jn battle, 26 June 1746 + Buran, in holy cers, 3d on, presens
and 8th’lord, whose claim to this barony was admitted
hhonse of lords in May 1800, when his 7 roared ae
merica.
‘Heit Apparent—The eldest son of the present lord.
Creation—18 Oct. 1627.
Arms—See Plate G2. Argent, three bars gemelies gules, surmounted by A
ion rampant sable.
StpporitreDmer ion garGant sae, Siniter, a ay horse.
‘Motto—Fare, fac. " Speak, id
SEs
ERIC MACKAY, Lon REAY, co. Caithness, and a Ba-
nets bora 1778, stented ls cousin, Hugh, the late ler,
Dowanp Mackay, of Far, (son of Husheon, and grandsux
of Y Mackay,) was created a baronet of Nova Scotia, 18 March
1037, and advanced tothe dignity of the peerage, by the title of
BARONS. 665
carer ent pachsniaa of Edinburgh, in order to be tried ;
but ev 1 marquess of Montrose, he retired to
Denmark, where he d.; he m. Barbara Mackenzie, sister to
Colin, Ist earl of Seaforth ; and left Jon, his successor, who
was succeeded by his grandson,
Weare WE ON lord ter Nel Margarets da. oF Tent, gen. Hugh
Mackay, and had by her issue,
His po rr J of John Sinclair,
jis m™., janet, da. Sir of Ulbster,
to. Caithness, esq, by whom he had, 2
ae of Bighouse, col. Kae Let but d. 1770 without male
Ss, m. John Wation, of M
ek Jorasktg o-, Sdly, Bary, da- of John Dovel, cag; by whan
‘Skibow, MP; for Sutherland, 1768, and master ofthe mint
ans tad Hoe i Sutherland, only son of the at
34 June i782, leaving tao,
% Alexander, In the army, m., lone, the widow of David Row, of
Calcutta, e9., ‘aman and other children.
&
++ Newt 5
comin auger forces Seolands me Wat hope 8 ay TO
‘& CHRISTEAN, m. the rev. John Erskine, of Carnock, D.D.
ih bo gt ger pe
His lordship 31 31’ March 1748, and was succeeded by his son,
Doxax, 4th lord, m., Ist, Marianne, da. of sir Robert
ple, ‘and had issue,
1. Groner, sth lord.
His lordship m., 2dly, Christian, da. of James Sutherland, esq.,
and ea?
wan, 6th ord.
2% Mary, m d. March 1813.
His lordship & 1761, and was succeeded by his cldest son,
Geonok, 5th lord, m., Ist, Jan. 1758, Marian, da. of his uncle,
the hon. Hugh Mackay, of Bighouse, but by her (who d. March
1759) bad “4 issue; and 2dly, Oct. 1760, Elizabeth, da. of John
Fattie, and had pa sme,
1. Jane, 4.
ah eaeton pe See cai eae ss a
4. Gronotana, b. 12 Feb. 1768.
His lordship d. 27 Feb. 1768, and was succeeded by his half-
brother,
6th lord, who d. unm. 1797, and was succeeded by
Enic, present and 7th lord, son of the hon, George Mackay, of
Skibow, 3d son of George, $d lord Reay, as above stated.
Heir Presumptive—Atexaxpen, his lordship's next brother.
Creations—20 June 1628; and a Baronet of Nova Scotia, 23
March 1627.
Arma—See Pinte (2. Azure, on a chevron or, between three bears’ heals
couped ‘uzaled gue, roe-buck's head erased ‘tien two hands
frasping the poWnts {urned towards the buck's heady all proper.
666 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Grest—A dexter arin erect couped at the elbow, the hand graspitig a dagger,
lap erect proper.
Suporere™ wo grenades in uniform, each holding in the exterior han
huis munket, bayonet fied and but-end on the ground, all proper.
‘Motto—ianv forte. With a strong hand.
i
WALTER-HUTCHINSON ASTON, Loup ASTON, of
Forfar, eo. Forfar, in Holy Orders, Rector of Hartfield, co. Sus-
sex: succeeded his father, Walter, the Inte lord, 29 July 1805:
born 1760, married, 14 June 1802, Elizabeth, da. of
Haines, D.D., by Susannah, his wile, sister of the lave sir Jobs
Chudleigh, bart.
i
This family is descended from Ralph'de Aston, co. Stafford ;
to whose son, Robert, in the time of king Henry IL, 1260,
Roger de Morland, bishop of Lichfield and 7, gave the
keeping of the game in Canckwood, and a seat in the manor of
Harwood, both in that county.
‘0 the said Robert, whose wife was Sibyl, da. of James de
Landa, succeeded sir John, their son, who, in the 7th of Edward
TIL, was knight of the shire co. Stafford, as, in the 18th and
28d," was Roger, his son, who was father of sir John, and he of
of the principal gentry returned by the commissioners for. the
ce maareyia te
de Freville, whose ancestors had been barons of parliament, ani!
were heirs general to the noble families of Marmion and Mont
ford of Beaudesert, by her had Roger his heir, who m. Isabel,
da, of sir William Brereton, of the co. Chester, had a son, John,
who, in the time of king Edward IV. and Richard ITT, was
sheriff of Staffordshire; and he marrying Elizabeth, da. of John
Sir Epwanp, who had been several times sheriff for his own
county, d. in 1658, left by Jonn, his wife, da. of sir Thomas
Bowles, baron of the exchequer, sir Waren, his heir, and 3
ee ie aa
Buna aed Hig fH Bt ie
i ee Laue i
i tori lat
ee ah 4 i} Hite Hes j
cy TT
i Pine
it
PELE Ss
ie etal
668 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Edward. Walter m. Penelope, da. of John Whitfield, esq., and
d, 1722, leaving two sons, Pattar and Watten, of
Purzzp, 6th lord, the eldest, being the h. male of this branch
of the family, became heir ; he d. unm. 17653 the honour de-
volved upon his brother,
Wacren, 7th lord, who dying also without male heirs 1763,
the title devolved upon the son of Edward, uncle of the last two
lor
_ Wanren, 8th lord, m, miss Ann Hutchinson, by whom he had
issue,
1. Euteanara-Jaxe, & young.
3, Wacren-Hurcutnsox, t Tord.
3. WILiAM-BAILey, who was ‘at sea on board the Foulis, East In-
His lordship d. 29 July 1905, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
Watrer-Horenrsox, present and 9th lord
Heir Apparent—None.
Creation—Lord Aston, of Forfar, co. Forfar, 28 Nov. 1627.
Arme—See Plate 6, a fess, and in chief three lozenges sable.
Cret—A bull's head couped or, horns argent,
nana -Two Roman soldiers armed proper, round bucklers on
iM lotte Numi! et patria ato. 1 stand to my Goa and my country.
acigae!
JAMES-WALTER GRIMSTON, Loxn FORRESTER, of
Corstorphin ; succeeded to the title on the death of Anna-Maria,
the late baroness, 3 Dec. 1808; born Sept. 1775; Viscovwt
GRIMSTON, in’ the Peerage of Ireland; and Eant VERU-
LAM, in the Peerage of England.
See Eant. Venvtam, in the Peerage of England.
Creations—Baron Forrester, of Corstorphin, 1633, to the Ist
lord, and his heirs general; new patent, with the former prece=
cy, 13 Aug. 1650, to Johanna and Lilias, das. of the Ist lord,
and their issue male ; and, in default, to their heirs whatsoever.
a ss
CAMDEN-GREY M‘CLELLAN, Lorn KIRKOUD-
BRIGHT ; born 20 April 1774; succeeded his brother, Sholto-
Henry, late lord, April 1827; married Sarah, da. of col. Gorges,
and has 1 da., CaatDEN-ELIZABETH.
According to history. this family was anciently of great power,
and heritable sheriffs ofall Galloway, till the period of James TT.
David M'Lellan is mentioned in a charter of king Alexander Tuc
anno 1217, the 3d of his reign; and, according to Crawfurd, ite
branches were so numerous, that there were in Galloway twelve
knights of the name of M‘Clellan, of whom sir Patrick “M*Clel-
lan, tutor of Bombie, was the chief. He was grandfather of
Tuomas M‘Clellan, of Bombie, who d about 1504, leaving
issue, by Agues, da. of James Dunbar, of Mochram, 3 sous, I.
of Auchlean, father of Jasres, 5th Jord,
Hae
Hi Hel
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ane
‘s
Pas
a 39786
ce
well of
and without fame, fr
the title remained unclaimed vill 1721,
ona TEE ida!
ify
ih
a
a minor,
who
670 SCOTS PEERAGE.
1. Suorto-Hesry, &th lord,
2. Campex-Garey, present lord.
3 Bueanern, m, 2 Say 78, Finlay Fergusoo,
oa.
His lordship d..24 Dec. 1801, and was succooded by Ble eldest
son,
Suovro-Hexny, 8th lord, 6.15 Aug. 1771, m., 28 March
1820, miss Cantes, by which lady (who re-m., 17 Nov. 1928, Ro-
bert Davies, esq, IN.) he had no issue. ‘His lordship’ a 16
April 1827, and was succeeded by his brother,
Campex-Gney, present and 9th lord.
ee
ALEXANDER MURRAY, Loxp ELIBANK, oo. Selkirk,
and a Baronet of N.8. ; born 25 May 1804 ; succeeded his father,
Alexander, the late lord, 9 May 1830.
Among those Scots who swore fealty to king Edward 1, in
1296, was Jonx Dr Monerr, who is ite to have been an-
eestor of the Murrays of Blackbarony, who claim an ancient de-
scent, distinct from all other families Or that name.
Awprew Murnay, of Blackbarony, was served heir to his fa-
ther, John Murray, 14 Feb. 1513-14: he was killed at the battle
of Flodden ; and by his 2d wife, Grizelda, da. of John Beauton,
of Creich, co. Fife, relict of William Scott, of Broxholme, ancestor
of the dukes of Buccleuch, ake vee ‘ane
1. Sir Jonx Murray, of ‘of Blackbar. whom descended the Murrays of
urray ins created a baronet of Nava Sootie
1 yay YG, ancestor of the tate right hon. general sir James Murray
, bart., M.P., and of sir John = Vout.-general in the army,
Sydior 34 West Inia rept o€ foot.
& Euczaincra, m. James Borthwick, of Glengelt, xg.
& Aeneas m: Patrick Murray, of Falah wal Phalphaugh,
7. Maniors, m. James Pringle, of Wiitebank, exe
Sir Giocom Murray, 3d son, was knighted 1605,
treasurer depute of Scotland 1611, and a lord of session 16135 he
2 1021, leaving a son,
Patnick Murray, created a baronet 16 May 1628, and ad~
vanced to the dignity of the peerage by the title of Zord Blibante,
by patent, at Oxford, 18 March 1643, to him and his heirs male
whatsoever ; my Ist, Margaret Hamilton, by whom he bad a
son,
1 Jom, d. young.
His lordship m., Qdly, Elizabeth, da, of sir James Dundas, of
‘Arniston, and by her had issue,
° ily Ayes Nichtion, by hows
wa ee ‘ rapes
ry een eon San est
tas SC Oliver Grace, of Shaugsash, now rece,
a.'Gronor, leut-colone! jife guards.
21k Two pas, both m
panty ion 2 Hla Seto Fe
AF .
tanec Miakeierae of David Carnegie, Ist earl of
Hi ty wn sce rk
ALEXANDER, m. Anne, da. of ‘Alesandar Burnet,
archbishop of Glasgow, and had issue,
1-Anesannen, ich lord.
ms. tr Sob Mckee of Corel
ee ete etre eresat
Retropecr as toe Oct. 17%, Filaadeid, ih da. of
F ‘hon. ary on of § Bi earl of
Sea seri 2 Sarin hr ¥
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672 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Young, lord of Elmeet, of the celebrated house of La Mark, re-
ceiver-general of the United Provinces ; and dying 3 Aug. 178,
without issue, he was succeeded by his next. brother,
GeonGe, 6th lord, and admiral R.N., who attended lord An-
son in his voyage round the world, m, Isabella Mackenzie, da. of
George, 24d earl of Cromartie, (attainted 1746,) and had issue 2
as,
1. "Manray ma May 170, Eulward Hays of Now Hall, ext, brother to
Gogege: i snatiuess of Toveaddatas Nae
2 Weaneuia.
His lordship dying without issue male, 12 Nov. 1785, was sue-
ceeded by his nephew,
ALEXANDER, 7th lord, m., Ist, 26 April 1776, Mary-Clars,
da. of Lewis-Charles Montolien, baron de St. Hypolite, and by
her (who d. 19 Jan. 1802) had issue,
1. Avexanpen, 6th lord.
4, Ecizanern, m., 10, William Buchanan, of Ardoch, co: Dumbarton.
ip m., 2dly, miss Stewart, and by her had no issue...
His lordship @. 24 Sept. 1820, and was succeeded by his sony
ALEXANDER, Bth lord, 6. 1778, m., 8 March 1803, Janet
Oliphant, da. and heiress of John Hamilton, of Bachilton; and
by her had issue,
1. ALExannER, present lord.
2. JANET, be 15 May 1005, m.,6 April 1829, John Stewart, of Dalguise,N.B
5. Cunns-Many,
- 24 July 1906.
4. Mania, 6. 3 July 1
5 Joux, E. 1. Bengal, 63 July 1800. 1
G Cuanuorre, 6. 30 Sept i
Fy Ak deg be 13 Ja, 11
4.9, 10. Sows.
-Avousrus, 5 Sept. Td, d. 4) Dee. ta.
12 A Dan b. 20 Dec.
His lordship d, 9 May 1830, und wns succeeded by his eldest som,
ALEXANDER, present and 9th lord.
Heir- Presumplive—The hon. Jour Mennax, his loniship's
brother.
Greeny Bencnats 16283 bathed ans :
eniSf ta one tn base afgenty the whe within a Soubie trscare of the WOE t
Greta lon rampant gues quies, supporting a tattleaxe, proper.
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rate 1
BENJAMIN DUNBAR, Banon bean and a Baronet.
Noya Scotia ; born 28 April 1761; 3
pee late lord, 30 Jan. 1827 ;. married, Tins, Anne, da, of
M'Kay, of Bighouse, esq. and has», isae——ls
Grokan, be G Jan. 17005-—-2. Ravens a S-LOwtEag me
Gordon ofMatton, esq: ;——4. ibipereecn pe Willianae
Sinclair, Wemyss, esq. se. ls ase of?
wit fie
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674 SCOTS PEERAGE.
to the honour, title, and dignity of ' Duffus. He was’ an
Spoor bo the ancay’ se hie et opserp cease oak dat or
Se Baste, Hlempriggs, and had issue by her, (who d. 21
July 1800,
ttl th stat re treat
2. AxLEy, deceased.
fasiat LEADED me det r. Since apd ally, § Dex, 172, the ne. Sane
eines a ehecinearita, San tana seed
3, Axx 170, the hon, George Mackay, of Skibom, and wi other of
the 70h lord
‘Eric ic Sutherlaidy ea. d. 28 Aug. 1768, and was succeeded by
his eldest son,
James, who was restored to the title of baron. Duffes, act
of parliament, which received the royal ament 26 Mey 4
unm. 30 Jan, 1827, and (the act of restoration extending to
persons who could ‘have there he tie had spe. ra
never passed) was succeeded by his cousin,
BeENsamiN, present lord.
Heir Apparent—Gronce, his lordship’s son.
Creation—1650. '
Arma—Soe Plate 63, at and ah, Gules, Hom rampant arp
widhin a bordure of the eae
3nd and 3rd. Or, three cushions of slozenge te
ure, fon beer the whole withing
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sod lang ote exaiorhandac es,one
———
JOHN ROLLO, Lonn ROLLO, of Dunerub, co. bea
lesa ares eye a James, the late Lord
a min june gnes, da. of William
Gayfield Place, esq., and has issue,—1. WILLA’ es
Joux :—3. Ronent ;—4, Many ;—5. Mantua. _
Sir AxpnEw Roxro, of Dunerub, (descen Xap a ae
Rollo, who lived in the reign of king David IL.) cha
James I., and created » peer by a
+ Mary,
de, of Archibald: Campbell, 70h opl of Argyl) by sehen bows
°
Axpurw, 84 lord, m. Margaret, da. of John Balfour, lort
Burleigh, and d. 1 March 1700, leaving Issue,
Rosen, 4th lord, m. Mary, Stet hs Benef e re
side, and by her had issue, A
1 ’AxpuEw, Sth lord. cast
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April 1783, and was succeeded by his son,
sent and ath oe Siar
~ Heir Appe WLLtam, eldest son of his iordship.
saron Rollo, of Duncrub, to the Ist lord, and hie
male whatsoever, 10 Jan. 1651.
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are.
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pete
_ JAMES RUTHVEN, Loup RUTHVEN, of Fredland, co.
Eee piarns it eV wnrcatodad Bs ites, James, the lace
“lord, 27 Dec. 1789; married, 20 Dec. 1815, Mary, da. of Walter
ell, of Shawfield, N. B., esq.
ft wt! =
‘Thomas Rutuvex, was created baron Rushien, 100) ; he
4eht, by Tsudella, da, of lord Burleigh, 1. Davin, 24 lord 2
Anne; % Elizabeth. :
Davrp, 2d lord, d. without issue; but his sister, Evisabeth, m.
1 ‘and left an :
sir Francis Ruthven, and | j
© Taannnta, who being grandda. of Thomas, Yat lord Ruthres,
676 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Mine of Gene Zend. 9'm, clea Soto errs
‘
1 salen Beata Dae
: st, 1 '
Janes, 3d lord, so alana hin. mothe dex
hella, 1732: m. Janet, da. aiies Nisbit, of Dirleton, eq,
ahste: to the countest Of Leven sad Metvilley and the tress
Banff, by whom he had,
1. Jastes, 4th lord.
2. Winuiats dwn,
He m., Daly, Anne, sister to John, $dearl of Bute, Wy whom
(who a. 28 Nov. 1786) he had,
s 3
Sonny capt Nena 1778, 7
Axwe, mm
© \eaneiLa, m. John M-Dougal Wal lues und: W7ibe
ExizanerH, om alr Robert
40. Cine? bid, young. oe ah
Ti. 'daxen mies AUG. 17455
itis lordship: 3 July 1788, mabcesian succecded
Tames, 4th lord, my 8 Nov, i
aa. of David, Oh ext of Leven, ter ue (oho d. y
su
2 Davin, b. 12 Dee. 1701, d. young.
& Witaurianas 6.18 Now. igi. ou
5. Jawer-awwn, 0.25 april t —
Stans a 10K.” re
Cu scuye
fw eda Tonvron, fins 13 Oct. 800, Walter Hore, « SG Of
fis lordship 1. 27 Dec. 1789, whem he was sucteeded yf his
son,
TaacEs, present and 5th lord. -
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Seppertere eo feet eat rt also proper.
Seimortrt Darter, «ram prope. a goat
ae eatiend
SPILLTAM NAIRNE, Lonp NAIRNE, restored to that
of parliament, which received the royal assent 17
married, June 1806, Caroline, 3d da. of Laui
‘Gask, esq, and has issue, WITLI pepe
apes “5 egitvyerend progeny on! “4
during the civil wars, and suffered ten years’
the Tower of London for his laysliy, wae, ons the yestongela of
ann a lord of and ong of
Of justiclary ;-and, 27 Jan: 1601, created Jord Naiies with. e-
60) BARRONS. or
mainder this:
i im. tothe ahovesnamed
_who stccoeded:
lew's and became 2d lard, but never took sino
vernment, or seat in after the revolution. —
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veanger brether of James Hamikon, grandfather of the $d lord,
bat he never assumed the title, which was, however, daimed by
and allewed, by a reselutien of the house of lords, 96 April 1799,
Wiriiam, 7th lord, 5. 1765, m., 3 Blarch 1789, Penelope.
; da. of Ronald Macdonald, of Clanronald, co. Inverness.
esq-, and by her (who d. 5 May 1816) had issue,
1. Rosgrrtr Mowreomenry, present lord.
2. Witzias, b& 1797, im the militasy service of the East India Company.
3% PESELoOPE.
4 Scsax-Maay, m, Nov. 1990, P. Ramasy, bankes in Edinburgh, eaq.
& Frora.
@& Jaan, m, 14 Fed. 1819, capt. Charles Sotheby, B.N.. eldest of Kil-
lige Sotheby, cay. F-E.S., of Fairmeed Lodge, fo Sewardstone, co Bees, 4
Baron
by a new patent, 10 Feb. 1675, to the hey lord for life, aud aftec
his death to John Hamilton, the husband ef his greadda., and
bia male issue ; remainder to the nearest male heirs whatquever
of the said John Hamilton.
G sword in ® :
4m—Seo Pinte @. ales, 8 smmord rect pole argent, pewel and hila or
Crect—A borae’s head couped of tne neck srgent teidiad gules.
Mito Ride through.
—_——<@-——_
GEORGE - WILLIAM - FOX KINNAIRD, Lorp KIN.
NAIRD, of Inchture, co. Perth; born 14 April 1807; succeeded
bis father, Charles, late lord, 11 Deo. 18264
Radulphus, surnamed Rufus, had a charter, from king Wiliam
the Lion, of the barony of Kinnaixd, in Perthahire, fran whence
this family assumed their surname. Seventeenth in descent frem
Radulphus, was
Groner Kinnatap, of Inchture, who, having evineed bis
leyalty to king Charles JI. during the usurpation, wea knighted
BARONS. | 078
eae made one of that monarch’s rivy ome Me. , and, 28 Dec.
1 created baron Kinnaird, ture; m. Margaret, da. of
James Crichton, of Ruthven, esq., and had issue six sons, vis.
Parnicx, 2d lord; Joha, James, Alesender, and Charles, all d.
s-p.; and George, who left issue a son, George, father of the 6th
jor Hie lordship d. 29 Dec. 1680, and was suctesded by hie
t son,
Parrick, 2d lord, m. Anne, da. of Hugh Fraser, 9th lord
Lovat, and dying 18 Feb. 1701, left issue two sons; PaTrricx,
3d lord; and CHARLES, 5th lord.
oF ATHICE, 3d lord, d. 1715, and was succeeded by his only
CHARLES, 4th lord, who d. without i issue 1728, when the title
devolved on his uncle,
CuHarg Es, 5th lord, who also d. without issue 16 July 1758,
and was succeeded by his kinsman,
Caar_es, 6th lord, (son of George, and grandson of George,
2d son of the Ist lord, as above stated,) m. Barbara, da. of sir
James Johnstone, bart., sister to the late sir William Pulteney,
father of Henrietta-Laura Pulteney, countess of Bath, by whom
he had issue,
1. Georeok, 7th lord.
2. Parricn, who was unfortunately killed by a tiger, on the coast of Coro-
3%. ELIZABETH, d. unm. 1779
4. MarcarRert, m., July 1779, Thomas Wiggens, esq., and d. in 1800.
His lordship d. 1 Aug. 1767, and was succeeded by his son,
Georges, 7th lord, m., 23 July 1777, Elizabeth, da. and sole
heiress of Griffin Ransom, of New Palace-Yard ard, Westminster,
e-4-> and by her (who d. 2] Oct. 1805) had i issue,
y aepstlchtar a he tt d. 12 Feb.
2. Cuaaxres, 8th lord
3 Exiza, 0. 13 Ma el mm, 26 March 1893, Edward, lord Dunsany.
4. Henry, d. 21 July }
& EDWARD-GRIFFIN, a. Feb. 1803.
6 Grornorana-MarRy-ANNe, 6. 25 Oct. 1786, m., 1 Dec. 1814, admiral sir
Geor ohnstone Hope, K.C.B.
7. Dove.as-James-WILLIAM, & banker in Westminster, b. 26 Feb. 1788,
dé. unm. 12 March 1830.
& FREDERICK-JOHN-HAY, b. 30 May 1789, d. 23 Dec. 1814.
9. LAUR A-MARGARETTA, 6. 6 Oct. 1791, d. 299 March 1810
10. Am BLIA-BARBARA, a. 9 Jan. 1795.
His lordship d. 11 Oct. 1805, und was succeeded by his eldest son,
CuHarceEs, 8th lord, 5. 7 April 1780, m., 8 May 1806, Olivia-
Letitia, youngest da. of William-Robert, 2d duke of Leinster,
and had issue,
1. GEorGEe-WIL11aM-Fox, present lord.
2& Ouivia-Ceci,ia-Laura, 6. 4 Oct. 188.
3% Freperica-Eviza, & 3 April 1810).
4. GRAHAM-HAY-ST.-VINCENT-DE-Ross, 0. 27 Oct. 1811.
5&. A son, 0.8 July 1814.
His lordship d. hi Dec. 1826, and was succeeded by his eldest
son
Groroe-W11t1Am-Fox, present and 9th lord.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. Grauam KinnatrD, his lord-
ship’s brother.
630 SCOTS PEERAGE.
Creation 502.
Armo So eGL, Quarterly, Im ani th, Gule » saltce between
creenigore Ata. Sn nd td. "Or, afm wavy between three
oN GrastA cre St ring out af cloud witha star between its horn, and
‘the whole encirc
Sees wi the
tahibclerie h bd so 3
fetter, and the chain held in the interior hand.
‘Motto—Vincié qué patitur, He who conquers, suffers.
END OF TRE PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND.
INANATAL ITO ea
2 estat
PEERAGE OF IRELAND:
DUKE.
eS
Aveusrus-FrepErick FITZGERALD, Duke of
original
of ‘and Viscount 00. Bucks, born
21 Aug. 1791; succeeded i-Robert, the late
duke, 20 Oct. 1804; married, 16 June 1818, Charlotte-Augusta
Seanhope, youngest de, of Charles, earl of Harringuon, and has
issue,—— 1. CHARLES-WILLIAM, marquess of Kildare, b. 30
March 1819; 2. Geran, 6.6 Jan. 1821 ;——3. OLtv1A, &
15 March, and d. 18 April 1822;——4. Janx-Seymoun, d. 5
Feb. 1824;——5. LetcesTEn, &. 11 Dec. 1825, d. 10 Sept. 1826;
—+6. Orno-Avavsrus, b. 10 Oct. 1827.
‘The family of Fitzgerald derives its origin from Otho, or
Other, a powerful English baron in the time of wing Edward
Spe Goatees Bve nce, Waller Piz Oeber, yon atte gow
survey castellan of Windsor. From the same
Walter also descended the families of Windsor, Carew, Fitz-
Maurice, Gerard, and many others. ‘The oldest title of honour
used by this family was that of barons of Offaley, by which
Gerald Fite-Maurice, great-grandson of Walter Fitz Other, was
designated as early us 1205; and his descendant in the sixth
foun Fitz Tuomas, was created earl of Kildare, 14 May
682 IRISH PEERAGE.
1316, 10th Edward II, and d. the same year: from him the title
descended as follows :—
‘Tuomas Furz Jou, 2d earl, son of the Ist, d. 1328.
Ricuary Furz Tuomas, $d earl, son of the 2d, d. 1329, and
was a his brother,
» Maurice Ferg Tomas, 4th earl, d. 1300.
Gxnatp Frrz Maunice, Sth earl, son of the 4th, d. 1410,
and was succeeded by his son,
Joux Frrz Gwaun, 6th earl, whose son,
‘Tuomas Fitz GeaatD, 7th earl, was attainted 1467, but
restored again by act of parliament, and d. 1477, leaving, be-
sides other issue, a son,
Genatp, oth earl, K.G., father of
Genaxp, 9th earl, father of
‘Twostas, 10th earl, who, together with five of his uncles, was
executed for high treason, 2 Feb. 1535.
Sir Geran Fitzgerald, Uth earl, was half-brother of the
10th earl, restored in blood by queen Mary, and was father of
Hexny and Wizttas, 13th and 18th earls’ on the death of the
latter of whom, wm, 1500, the title devolved on his first cousin,
Genatn, Ldth earl, father of
GERALD, 15th earl, who d. wim. 1620, and was succeeded by
his first-cousin,
GEORGE, Ith earl, m. Joan, da. of Richard Boyle, earl of
Cork, and d. 1660, having had issue Wextwonra, 17th earl,
and Robert, father of the 19th earl,
Wenrwonrn, 17th earl, m. Elizabeth, da. of John Holles,
‘earl of Clare, and dying 1663, was succeeded by his only sou,
Joux, Lith carl, ewiee m., bat d withoot
aint acckea eae asus
in, by whom (who
peared baer ip + Us
~ Jaane, 3 20th earl and Ist duke.
mm Wills Ehilly Ist of Downshire.
‘The endl d. 174d, and was yb cals ne:
James, 1st duke, a lieut.-gen. in the army,
of the ordnance in Ireland ; 0. 29 May 1722, and suseonied bis
father as earl of Kildare, 20 Feb. 1744, was created a peer of
Great Britain, 21 Feb. 1747, by the title of viscount Laleatr,
of ‘Taplow ; on 3 March 1671, was raised to the ‘of mar-
‘of Kildare ; and on 16 Nov. 1766, was advanced
to the dignity of duke of Leinster; m., 7 Feb. 1747, Amelia-
Richmond and Lennox,
4) had
Gronor, earl: Maley, 6. Li Jan. 1748, and d. 96 Sept. 1765.
% Wunxtaac Ronen, 2 duke.
7 Sgun mace ieee 1756, created, 2) Ort. Ken dade won baron Lecate
Manny 690 Tuy 1701, nee Aue Tak, Charlotte, now baroness
a Paseeaa She Gee Arne Gene eT Dae
~ | DUKE. as
ior which he Ue tinned,
mi or ne, youngest da. of ir Joka
26, ey Nav. 1880, six Ciyy Campbell, bar.» CoB sew
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tay te 9 March 1706, my 1 Aug. Lis, "Thomas, 34 ford
Sos ae b. 8 Sept. 1787, m.. 0 May 106, Charles,
ned Rly ar das hime nen
Se present duke, to whom bis
“ty. eevee Te
His, 7.20 Oct 1000, and
mm Avousrus Freornicx, 22d earl of Nie, present ‘and 3d
—Cusnces Wittram, marques of Kin DaRr,
684 IRISH PEERAGE.
Creationsa—Baron Offaley, in King’s Count
tenure; Earl of the town of Kildare’1é May aie: Mantace
of Kildare and Earl of Offaley, 3 March 1761; Duke of Lein-
ster, 26 Nov. 1766, Irish howours : and Viscount Leinster, of
Taplow, co. Buckingham, 2] ai 1747.
Creat—A monkey statan nag round ay ep round the loins and chained or.
Surporters—-T wo monkey loins and chained or.
Mitto—Crom a boo,
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MARQUESSES.
—-—
Henry be LA POER-BERESPORD, Manavrss of
WATERFORD, Karl of Tyrone, Vieeount Tyrone, Baron de la
Poer, of raterford, and Baron Heresford, co.
Cavan, in the of irsand, Baton Tyrone of Haverford.
west, in that of the United Kingdom, and a Baronet ; born 20
Fane 1016; meoeeded his father, Henry, late marques, Aug,
and earl of ‘Tyrone, and was ancestor of James, 3d earl, who
19 Aug. 1704, without imue male, the earldom became ex-
tinet; but the ancient barouy devolved upon his only da. and h.,
Carmentwx, baronees de la Pore, who m., 16 July 1717, nit
ees BEAESEORD, bart, whose Ancestor wae so crested in
descended from J Beresford,
ford, co. ed, 1087,) nad who wea creased, ¢ Nov. 1790, baron
of Beresford, and viscount of Tyrone, and earl of
Tarr Waly 1746. ‘By Catharine, baroness de'la Poer, the
LS Groner DE La Porn, Ist marques.
fat Sana RETR Ben, ae
aod a Knight of the shire for W aerfor, end. Now. 0, na
my wan ian prone fron
roner at the battle of
686 TRISH PEERAGE.
‘John-Claudius, b. 29 Oct. 1705, m.. 3 March 1795, Elizabeth Menzies,
only er Area Gulag. co. ea
‘Charles-Cobbe, in ‘Oct. 1770, m. Amelia, da. of alr
swilan Montgomery, bart. and “Anne-Conatantia, WhO 1s, 2
‘March john’
Call “Theophilus
col, in the arm, brother to the earl of Lelirin, and has iwue-
leat 4 Nov 170 Aug. 17
F. Aue Constanta ig Ap 1
odhouse, co.
mos
Waterford,
Lede Se ee arene ~
‘Townshend, by whom (wi
10. William Barre, b. 12 May 1790, and d. 29 May 1782.
11, James-Hamilton, 8. 18 Feb. 1782, d. 7 Nov. 1
wz 1784, m< and has issue.
vcadery.}
and ay di 1774, 24 da. of sir Willian Mi
em ly, 4 June 1774, Barbar, ir hontgoroery, bet
Mite,
Henry-Barre,.
13. Hannah, >. 16 May 1775.
14, Barbara, b. 8 July 1776, d. May 1786.
15, Frances:Honoria, b. 3 Sept.
16 Apne Maria, 8,38 Gt 117 & 11 Oct. 179,
Ehaabeth,
i Cima, ms 108 i Spi 1913, the rev. JamerSpencer Knox, eldest son of
bing. ‘Tuam, created lord Decies 24 Dees 10hz
ia Rica |
ie © Dec.
Sgt eee
i 1730, mas 4 April 1753, George-Pail Monck, 4,
mince ee = stern ners hen
LIEAnRTa, . ‘
son of Charles Gabbe, atehbishoy of Dublin’ aut has tance oidaned
His lordship d. 4 April 1763, and was succeeded by his son,
Gronce Dr La’Poxs; fet marghiess, whd
Fey 1 er ge counsellor, comp-
fi co: Waterton mes 22 NO.
Ai, Henrietta Schutz, en,
- 1, Elizabeth Hi b. 1810.
& Harriett Sasan-teabells, 8. "
30 Mare Um
coh iy ie 14M cole Johan
Wie
July 17
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_ MARQUESSES. 687
The d. 3 Dee. ‘and was succeeded by his son,
Meyer, boise en ey marques, b. 23. 1772, m.,
29 Ang. 1805, Susan, only da. and h. of jussey Car
penter, earl of Tyrconnel, and by her (who d. 7 June 1827) had
2 Hess, preene marques
De eam te tate nr
& Etttasere-careae Sy
aia . ‘was succeeded
Beene present und 34 marquess.
jeir Presumptive—Lord Wittsam Benesroup, the mar-
gat brother.
Creations—Baron de la Poer, seareeeyy,
of summons ; Baron Beresford and
atest Satan pe phrasing tna
Sree rae, eek, ‘witha broken thing
vars er to the amclens hale
‘extended and ‘sword erect,
«ilps haegeuaan
Y8-TRUMBULL HILL,
ARTHUR-BLUNDELL-SAND’
‘ot DOWNSHIRE, Earl of Hi Viscount
Kiraiay Waco istry Dareo Hilt ot Rivest ra
‘ Coonutis of t Fort
Beis bm Get. Tra ones tat, Ar, De
7, Sept. Oe erine 25 Oct. Wil, "indy
Maria 5th earl of Pl
ins Wine Pecans BLUNDELL SAN
Bis taciavul WINDSOR, earl of Hillsborough, b.6 Aug.
2. nataconrasapurerve b. 30 June 1815, her R.
He Charlotte of A. Augustas-
‘Duke of Sussex, and lady Amherst, being sponsors ;
inwe. r Wie iascPaupenice AN?HYE MON bt 6.10 re
+ Any-PEwEvore, b. 3 Sept. 1817 ;—5. An.
1, db: 4 Nov. 1819.
Movers th Hitt, kt, a son of » family which
OS
rey Elia. and great-grandfather of
4 |
688 TRISH PRERAGE.
Micwart Hints who was a ‘counsellor inthe of
William, ILL.,,and.M.P2 both in’ vand Ireland ;
da, gd bof Se Sohn iT rerery of eo. Denbigh, knt..
und had issue two sons, L
1; Tanvon, aretted Vioount Hillaborongl.
2! Anruvn, vhcount Dungarne (ae fat deh
‘was created, 21 Ang.ani
land 2
it
m, Mary, eldest da. and co-h. a Anthony Rowe, of Hackney, ev.
Middlesex, esq., nnd by her (who.d. 22 5 os 1742) had issue,
1. Wats, 24 viscorint: ©
2. Anne, m. John, earl Mc
His lordship d. 5 May 1743, cad was macaobtod by hla'on}y- Sons
Wrnrs, 2d viscount, 4. 30 May 1718; created viscount Kil-
warlin, and earl of Hillsborough, 3 Oct. 1751; a of England,
17 Nov. 1756, by the title of lord Harwich ; and further advanced
to the dignities of earl of Hillsborough and viscount Faizford, in
England, 28 Aug, 1772: and marques of Dewnabive, it
19 Aug. 1789. The marquess m., 1 Mareh 1747, er payer
Fitzgerald, sister of James, Ist duke of Lelester, and only du. of
Robert, 19th earl of Kildare, (by Mary. eldest da of
Wie 38 earl of Inchiquin,) and had issue by her (who du 18
fan.
1 lees, lord. ea 1b, 21 Feb. 1758, dy 18 Aypril 1756,
PE
& Mans Annee ert hae rd Dee ae, fies Cee, marques
pe 3 cuantore be ‘a noe be 7 May 1776, John Chetwynd, earl Tal-
“The maryuess m., Bdly, 14 Oct. 1768, Mary, baroness Stawell,
da, and b. of lord Stawell, and widow of the right hon. Henry-
son of William, Ist earl of Dartmouth, and by her
exe 4. 29 July 1780) had no iseue. His lordship d. Oct. 1793,
and was succeeded by his son,
aaa: 2d marquess, b, 3 March 1753, m., 29 June 1786,
Mary, lady Sandys, baronese of Ombersley, co. Worcester, niece
if Edwin, the last lord. Sandys; and only da, of the hom:
Martin pin (see Baroness SANDYS, in the Peerage of Eng-
land,) and had issue,
1. AnTHUR-BLUNDELL-SaxDys-TRuMBULL, present mar-
ness.
b> 2 a Ye ag epee Meut-col. in the army, and capt, 2d dra-
‘goons, he 10 Jan, 1782,
a ‘hnraies ‘Mancos-Crett, b 28 Jan. 1798, M.P. for co. Down.
& Guonon-Avovera:b. Dee. 160, to Shom his majesty George 111, and
nanan eis Jul iB 0 Sept, 12,
7. Many, b. 6 Jul Ny, 172%, de Lay 1K,
The marquess d.'7 Sept. 1801, and was succeeded by hia eldest
son,
Anta, 3d marques,
Heir Apparent — Anrncn«W111s-Bruxnrt -Saxpys>
Taumsuty-Wiy sor, earl of Hittssonoven.
eerie and) Viscount | Hills
2 i
Gee 1oly ln-Ireland s aad Marquess of Downshire, ia the
wot To Ang 1705 at pw Gren 7
titles of Baron ee entee Viscount
and Earl of Hi AN “
Pau eee i able tox ae eee
a sig tat
Me 4M ATEN A aire be-
and vereMtown
couped at the neck gules, armed and plain cot-
leopard or foltared and chatned gules,
sldiaiaiaiaaieerad
AuausTUS ‘CHICHESTER, Manavrss and
of Viscount Chi
18881 —= 4 Anruox, 30 Sept 1808 5.
16, b. 9 March 181036. Jowx =.
a Se &, 26 Dee. 1814.
het rua
fam aecmenaecrens ceeiad wacntet aabieahii hen
. Sir Jom Chichester, of Raleigh, or,
vot Powderhirn nani al ier oo
‘ie Se ‘was ancestor to the sir Arthur Chiches-
aan ereesa Toth: tas hiker at Hath a4
Tag and the 3, +
Charles I, created, immediately
ct
his father’s lifetime, 30
wo
by thoveldest
'
690 IRISH PEERAGE.
Anraur, 2d earl, m. Jane, da. of John Ttehingham, of Dun-
lrody, co. Wexford, eng. and! by Be (who Shots mihgy Richest
Booth,,esq.) had issue, besides other children,
Awrnvn, 3d earl: "he was a major-gen. of the Spanish arm;
and killed st Fort Monjiieb, sear Barcelona, 10 April: 1708,
leaving issue,
1. Arran, 4th earl,
2. Jou, b. 1700, m. Elixabeth, eltest da. of sir Richard Newdigate, of .
bury, co. Warws , Darts ama d: 194d, lenving hve by ber, (who de Ife
ess.
¢ xm
‘Asean, eh’ ea, ‘dying «.p. 1756, was succeeded. by his
nephew,
AxtHUR, 5th earl, 6. 13 June 1739, created, 3 July 1790, »
peer of Great Britain, by the title of baron Fisherwick ; and, 27
June 1791, advanced to the dignity of earl of Belfast, and mar-
ess of Donegal, in Ireland ; m., Ist, 16 Nov. 1761, Anne, eldest
dof Jee, OO duke of Hamilton, by whom (who d. Nov, 1780)
le Groncr-Aveustus, marques.
& Arran, bo 1771, d. wnme
3. Seavoxn-Staxtey, ete Apri 1775, m.n9 Aug. 1706, lady Harriett Stuart,
of Gall Th,
fine of Joh, Fe Ties
1. vu 37 July Hs ly ‘Of che marques of
‘and fas ine, i Seema itive Roi Saar Pe
sarthur-Hlonry, be 25 Feb. 103417 4 Aduiphin, 6.20 May THIS} Se Co
"bane Hie
2 Gorge, in Noy onder wm 8 June Lt.
fo23, William Hanbury,
4 Cuancoreey Rr annieHunminrras G Eeleammrn-Asmisas and
7: Kentuta, all de
‘The marquess m., ily 24 Oct. 1788, Charlotte, relict of Thomas
Moore, of Barn,’ co. ‘Tipperary, and da. of Conway Spencer, of
‘Tremary, co. Down, esq., and sister of general sir Brent Spencer,
O.C.B. + (rho d. 18 Sept. 1700.3) and Slr, 12 Oct. 1790, Bar-
bara, da. of Lal D.D., uncle of sir William Godfrey,
bart (whiel tay fe him and d. 28 Dec. 1829) by neither
of whom he had ai issue. Tho marquess d. 5 Jan. 1799, and
was succeeded by his son,
Gronor-Avaustus, 6th earl, present and 2d marques.
Heir Apparent—Gronor-Hasiurox, carl of BELYAsT, san
of the marquess.
oO Chichester, Baron of Belfast, in the county
i Earl of Done-
‘late 68.
sealece Coy wicuxSTER. 2nd ene: ‘Sea isk fretty argent.
ort ae va wolves gus, ducally oar and chained
Soe So F
ium sequitur hemor. i wi
a "Honour follows against his wii.
ido
CHARLES MOORE, Manavess of DROGHEDA, Earl
of Drogheda, Viscount Moore, Baron of Mellefont, in Ireland,
4 ar i
“9 ey
i
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Hae
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a
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a
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Hig ree
692 IRISH PEERAGE.
Hewny, 4th earl, m. Charlotte Boscawen, da. of lst
viscount Falmouth, and dying 4 April 745, was ‘by his
ly
5 Masns, tnd Moone, eho dat Towlouse, in France.
. CHARLES, Ls! marquess 1
3 Rosaeeey, fe, Now t ee ra ‘Moore, da, of st
‘Mounteashell; aid I tay ‘ister of Frederick,
4. Bo in baly or
WARD,
neste epi Abe fai; William Pole, esq. of Ballyfin, descended from
the carl Mey ‘Diy, Bridget Southwell, niece of Thomas,
Southwell, and hi issue her, (who d, 27 July 1761,)
6 Wren, bell Dec. 1742, d. 8 Aug. 1762.
101
and ng binT 5.12 Dec. 17455. ist Magaret, da of James Stephenson, ex
od Seapets 1, €8q., brother of Frederick,
s % Blizabeth-Richarda, both a.
town.
Apa ay ‘in 1791, Maria Josepha, da, of Daniel Palconer, of Abbotstown,
eo. Dublin,
‘The earl, together with his son, Edward, were lost in their
passage to Dublin 28 Oct, 1758, and be was succesded by his eld-
est surviving son,
Cancers, 6th earl, K.P., created, 27 June 1791, marques of
Drogheda, in Ireland, and, 17 Jan. 1801, baron Moore, of the
United Kingdom ; m., 15 Feb. 1766, Anne, da. of Francis Sey-
mour, Ist marquess of Hertford, K.G., and by her (who d. 4 Nov.
1787) had issue,
1, Curantes, present marquess.
_ int mustersmester general in Ireland mo 28
ad das of se Henry Parnell, bares MP for Quoc County ted
‘aon B18 Aug. 1,
ia 28 Nov 170, d. 22 Sune 178.
wigan este 3 larch 1771, ma» 2 Feb. 1797, George-Fredetich,
ty 1772, my 2 Oct. 1701, Alexander Stewart, esqe. oni
vector 7 Ave. 177 n,m 3 Oc. Bln eq.. only
x Frances Mey 100, the Geert bs hon. John-Ormesby
‘The marquen d. 29 Dee, L831, and vat meted Oy by his son,
CHAnces, present and 2d marq)
Hele Presumptive Tho roarquos' aephow, son. of ta’ Iaté
brother, lord Hewry-Seyaoun Moone.
Creations—Lord Moore, Baron of Mellefont, 21 July 1616;
Heil : a
if Te ie i
ie se
i : wiih
Hel i a ee
(Ha Hult ee
fii i gaztzé
2 ED pee a”
i a igh
Hit
694 IRISH PEERAGE.
parliaments for the oo, Meath, who d. 28 Sept. 1728,
is estates to his cousin, Richsed Colley, 24 ton of %
named, on the condition of his taking of the eas Oe
Weurestey.
Ricuann Corixy, 21 xon of Henry, and grandson of
ley, on succeeding to the estates of his cousin, Saree,
assumed that Gee was ages 9 July a oe
Mornington, of Morni co. Meat
John Sale, LL.D., registrar of ‘na disse of Dublin, sad EP
for Carysfort, by whom he had issue,
1. Ganner, 2d lord.
2, Eusanera, Laer Ape ve to Chichester Fortescue, of
3 Paaxeas be OM Hon ‘William-Francis Crosbie, ——
“fi ‘ordship 4 ta ‘and was succeeded by his only
we kaicey Conver. Wariestny, 28 Tord Morningtany &
19 July 1735, created, 20 Oct. 1760, viscount Wellesley, of
gan, and earl of Mornington; m., 6 Feb. 1759, Anne, da. of
Arthur HM, viscount Dungannon, by whom (who sail eu Enea
to witness the multiplied glories and well-earned honours
children) he had issue,
ey, RICHARD, 2d earl of Mornington, and Ist marquess Wel-
jesley.
2 “frewn-Cenarn, 5 May 1761, a 1708
& Witiam, baron Maryborough (see that ttle).
4 Anraur, duke of Welli Gu, dc. dc. that title).
5 Ginatp-Vavantay, D.D.-"recior of Chelan, aah pn ey
ag. 38, Ww, ‘my 2 Sune 12, Emily, da. of Charles, earl Cadogan, and
sie
Arch Richard, capt. in the rifle brigade, d. 18 Aug, 1830.
ee sonra jenrietta-Louisa, m.,21 Apri 1027, the tev. George-Darby
4M: 5. Cecil (a da.)
SHEE Crain
6. Sir tinea,
earl Cadogan,
Tito, whet ae my a
ESP Ge MM
wy be 10 ee at, 4 Jan je
Chavis, Tora Southampton, and, sity," Aug. 17, Gulling-Charles
Many-Evizanern, }. 1 Jan. 1772, d. unm. 2 March 174.
‘The earl 223 Nay 1761, and was macceoted In his Bonours by
his eldest son,
whteuann,” 2d earl of Mornington, and present marques
Heir ire—To the titles of baron Mornington, vis-
count Wellesley, and earl of Mornington, in Ireland, the oe
hon. WritraM, baron Manynonoven, next brother
marquess.
ah
a i a
1 | L
rari
ieee eee
naa
ae
i aoa
sole
mel ni if: Hi
va va te
bia jy ia
illustrious family is descended from the ancient monarchs:
jalcioeay ant vo tone the time of Henry VIII. were kings of
ved emrl
ly son of his
x2
creat
f veh
‘im and to the heirs male
5 to
Henry VII1.,
Be metetd, th temicter Wo Sha efor”
He d. 1551, when the earldom devolved on bis
+, and baron
Mvrnovon O'Brrex, the last prince of Thomond, having
of his body.
ES
06 TRISH PEERAGE.
st et omni ta a, the
also viscount
sowoded w his son ad her, Deo, 4 arm, =
1A oa eee 1 his son and heir, <
pit 98 8 Cele
Ast earl of Jersey ( od 7 Apel 1953)
st earl wl
1. Wrrtam, 4th earl.
3 Sistas, 'me Mary da. of William Jephson, dean of Kilmore, Gy Anme, hie
sda. of Redmond Barry, exqer and relict Of cape Hartwell,
& Wiliam Maly Cartices sad 4, 10, leaving fawer Le Went
post mangos: # bed Somer, rea ral of the
Berra eye cee oe
and; 2dly, Jane da of ‘Ottley, exes and rect of Valentine
en ee Fltchard Ca, i
art ‘hon, Wiliam Saurih, attorney.
felis 7 hy i ‘Joseph Wallis Hoare, of cog
5, may 29 March 1744, Michael Cox, archbishop of Cashel,
cede art, ord chancellor of Ireland, nnd 09 dane 12
Br Henrietta, mi, Ist, ‘Terence O'Loghlin, exqes andy Billy, Oct.
sir WillinnsVigore Burdett, bart.
stoners, ey 2 hg Wir, Rober Sandford of Casteren. ex. (an-
Nova? Sandton) by whore tad fn and an 1
Mans met March 1700" Rober Toth ena of
‘The ear] d, 24 Oct. 1719, and was succeeded by ils son,
[ss ee
MARQUESSES. cor
1786, having bad 4 sons and 4 das., all of whom d. before their
eon
12 Oct. 1761, as. of Brephan Sica
Soe caer or ens Make Dane ‘4. 18 July
1777, and was succeeded by his nephew,
‘Munnovcn, 5th earl of Inchiquin, eldest son of James, 3d
son of William, the 3d earl, who was, in 1800, created
of Thomond, and, 2 Oct. 1801, baron 7) of Taplow, in
the ‘of England, K.P. ;'m., Ist, March 1753, his cousin,
Mary < countess of Orkney in her own right, (only da.
Pe See a
countess s) 4) se.
veral children, who d. if
mer, of Torrington, co. esq, and niece of sir Joshua Rey=
nolds, whom (who d. Sept. 1820) he had no issue, and
Dippanlies Micter i Srevsore eaten
wie he Engl mony of hnondy of at Taplow, of 1001, be!
a
Seabanitnes ica Wes sis snatentet other titles by his
‘Thomond, 1800; Baron ‘Tadcaster, in the Peerage
andre See Plate ‘Gules, three lions passant gardant in pale, per pale or
‘naked arm embowed issuant from a cloud and holding a sword, all
Two ons gardant pet fo or and argent.
a
THOMAS TAYLOUR, Manavess of HEADFORT, Earl
of Bective, of Bective Castle, Viscount Headfort, Baron of Head—
and a Baronet of Ireland ; born 4 May 1787, succeeded his
23 Oet. 1 29 J
o,f YolnScphensn, an ww Edward
Sion ‘has issue,— 1. THOMAS, earl of Beo-
ee Noe 2. Orivta, b. 6 Feb. 1824 ;——3.
Many, 6.3 1825 ;——4. Roser, b. 7 Oct. 1826 ;—
5, a Da. b.
~ This noble was seated co. Sussex, prior to their settle-
ment in Ireland. Tuomas Taylour, of r, went over to
Treland with the - William Petty, about 1652, and
eas father of alr ‘Tsx0%a8, who was croatod a baronet ly
IRISH PEERAGE.
1783, K.P. The eu od Saly Hk Sa a de me
Peigerabhec e! ‘the right hon. Hereules Rowley,
and parr 1818) had issue,
Les Lawaronn, b Sept: 1799, d. 20 May 172
& Homer, b 8 Oct. 170, in the army, coh. Sth regiment
4. Cuorwonriry, b. 31 Oct, 176 created, 30 July 1800, baron Langford of
Somerhil,
1 1007,
se la Vacs hha Se Lge Bsn eee
d. 14 Feb. 1794, and was suceeeded by his eldest son,
mic tcer K.P., iene eee baer) Dec.
marquess of Headfort, ov. mm, 178, Mary,
aa, and bof George Quin, of Queenbarongh, 6. Clare, e5q., and
5
wea
& < gic 2 do € ‘ot enh ar Spencers Wy a by he
4 Mary, b. and d.
‘The marquess d. 23 Oct. 1829, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
‘Tuomas. present and 2d marques.
Hale Apparent =: —The earl of Bectrve, son of the marquess.
Creations—Baronet of Ireland, 1704; Baron, 6 Sere 1700
Viscount, 12 April 17625 Earl,’ 24 Oct. 1766 Saartoese 3
Dec. 1800.
Arme—See Plate 69, Ermine on 4 chief gules, a fleur-de-lis between to
‘boars’ heads erect or.
Crest—An arin embowed couped at the shoulder, the hand holding an arrow
ers: -Dester, ton gartant. ‘inate, a leopard gardant, oil pla
‘Motlo—Cmaeuitur quodewnque petit. He attains whatever he pursues,
——
HOWE-PETER ipa Manavess of SLIGO, Earl of
Altamont, Viscount Westport, Lord Montengle ; also a Peer of
Sei, ME
‘MARQUESSES, on
hag ne a ager honeongetagy oar an}
succeeded his father, late
earl of Clanricarde, and
Loursa-Catnanint, 6. 9 Deo. 1816 ;—-2, Ex1-
ZABETH, 6. — 1817 ; 3. GEORGE-JOHN, earl of Al-
Brexon, b. 20 April 1823 ;—7. bee pig 6 0
8. Hanmret, 6. 15 Feb. 1827 ;——0. A va. by
i
£
een cto vie sir Jonw Baowwe, of the Neale, co.
earls of its 3.
gens 2 son of the Int bare m. Anne Hamilion,eeat de.
lord Strabane, who deceasing without issue, he m.,
a dt aavot Theoball, acount Bee oad bod lane,
‘da. of James Talbot, , of Mount Talbot.
3 Boor ert "Sih lord Athenry.
on,
ye yy ary yu'ds: of Denis Daly,
the court of Common
army. m Anne, tm of John Gardiner, M.D. (who
ize leaving te,
gona S.
3 Eovbar me bo July i sn una ae Mall, om
2 GronoR, m. Dorcas, cob. of James Moore, of Newport, esq., and dy
eres Pies ome of Sot temeern
Fone Sk ary cian fs bod ps
ee Einiiys mon Jane Socepmi en aay
"Wo Oct. 1
‘ms BV Ang. 1007, George Moore, of Moore Ill, eos Mayo,
Mes my TE, Hux Mahon, of Castlegar, co. Galway, ev
to
700 IRISH PEERAGE.
The earl d. 4 July 176, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
bs of Dents Rely, tog hie fone Paral) a ad lv By
- i
her, (who d. 1 tee ose z
1. Jonx-Dewrs, 3d earl
4, James, MP. eceeanaeaal east
9 Sotterios, St ds, of Joke Sep yas ak Se le an
SO ga tale is
ri 5 Ler wees for Rye; m., 4 July 1922, Catharine Esther, di of
FE Beaten". John.
ree, m. Elizabeth, da. of rev, Edward Day, of Beaufort, co. Kerry.
hone me 18 Aug. “pus, Okay. ule, Ist earl of Desart, and d. 15 Aug.
4. Mary, d. 10 June 1776.
are Sets hod & bree ace Re A Conia i,
Ghanorrs.m Joka Mabon,
His lordship d. 28 Dec. 1780, and was succeeded by his son,
Joux-Daxis, 3d carl, created, 29 Dec. 1900, marquees of
Sligo, and, 20 Feb. 1806, baron Monteagle, in the Peerage of the
United Kingdom, K.P.; 11 June 1756; m, 21 May 1787,
Louisa-Catharine Howe, youngest da. and co-h. of admiral
Richard, earl Howe, K.G., and by her (who m., 2dly, 10 April
1813, the right hon. sir William Scott, knt., now lord Stowell,
brother of John, lord Eldon, and dying at Amsterdam, 20 Aug:
1817) had issue,
Howe-Prren, the present marquess.
‘The marquess d, 2 Jan. 1809, and was succeeded by his only
son,
Hows-Peren, 4th earl of Altamont, and present and 2d mare
jess.
‘THeir’ Apparent="The est of Avanows, the) iangie
eldest son.
Creations—Baron, 19 Sept. 1760; Viscount, 24 Aug. ed
Earl, 4 Dec. 1771; Marquess of Sligo, 29 Dec. 1800;
Monteagle, of Westport, co. Mayo, in the Peerage of the United
Kingdom, 20 Feb, 1806.
_Arme—See Plate (2. Sable, three lions passant in bend between four bend
bai He dlplaged ver.
‘talbot proper, gorged with a baron’s coronet. Siniater,
a horse argent.
Motto—Suives la raison. Follow reason,
se
JOHN LOFTUS, Manavess of ELY, Earl of Ely, co
Wicklow, Viscount Loftus, of Ely, Baron “Loftus, of
Hall, oo. Wexford, Baron Lorrus, of Long Loftus, co. York,
MARQUESSES. WI
the United Kingdom, and a Baronet; a Privy
Counsellor in Ireland, Governor and Custos Rotulorum
eq., M.P. ;—2. JOHN-HENRY, visrount Loftus, b. 19 Jan
;——3. Gronor-Wirxtant, }, 11 May 1815;—4. Ava,
413 May 1816;—5. Avousrus-Wititam-FrepeEnicx-
Srexce, 6. 4 Oct. 1817, to whom their R.HH. the duke and
duchess of Gloucester and the princess Augusta steed penser
—6. Axwa-Manta-Hevex, d. 8 March 1819; ENRY-
Youxx-Astier, 6. 9 April 1822;—8. castioreliconls
4. 23 March 1824, d. March 1825 ;—9. EvizanerH-Cano-
Lixg-Aveusta, 6. 8 July 1826;—10, CarneniyE-HEx-
nierza-Many, b, 29 April 1828.
Epwanp Lorrnovse, of Swineshead, eo. York, esq-, whose
descendants have been, in different branches, thrice elevated
son, Arthur, 3d viscount, whose 01
lord Moore, son of the 34 earl of
archbish
eee Lortvs, of Rathfarnam, eldest son of the arch-
Bishan 1016, lsrlng 8 wuss: ar Adon, whose grandson,
Adam, was created viscount Lisburne, 1685, but slain at the
siege of Limerick, 1691, without issue ;"2. Nicholas, of Fethard,
aeeces 1. 1687, was created baron Loftus, of Loftus Hall,
5 Oct. 1751, and advanced to the dignity of viscount Loftus, of
Ely, 19 July 1796, which honours had become extinct in the
‘branch. ‘The viscount m., Ist, Anne Ponsonby, 2d da. of
William, viscount Duncannon, and sister to Brabazon, earl of
. by whom he had issue,
1. Nicitocas, Ist earl of Ely.
eens 3d earl.
see eae es ey tam Alcock, oo co, Wexford, esq.
5. Euranern, a Dah Dec. 173M), sit John Tottenham, bart.
‘The viscount 'm., Qdly, Letitia, da. of sir John Rowley, knt.
—_
700 IRISH PEERAGE.
The earl d. 4 July 1776, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Peren, 2d earl, m., 16 April 1752, ‘Glebe, only da. and
Lees and by
Soe ee en comet tet 8 Oa:
Aug, Taats fe" tbo, ‘Aun’ dat oF Roses Mahon. o¢ Cantlegass age ead hed
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5 eer, ae M.P. for Rye; m., 4 ms ‘1822, Catharine-Esther, da of
5 Beais 4. John.
George, m, Elizabeth, da. of rev. Edward Day, of Beaufort, en. Kerry.
& Annes 7, Elizabeth. Y
Gharlottey may9 Sept, 1994 reve Witlam Purdon.
Jo, Harriet Marla mes July 2 169, rev. Robert Pakenham, son of admiral
hon. sir Thomas
# a Atices me Ae ‘jus, Otway-Cule, Ist earl of Desatt, and ds 15 Ag.
es Mary, d. 10 June 1776.
tant olbcheed at burch ;. 1786, Ross Mahon, of Castlegar, esq., (created a
© Custuoren, me Jot Mahon, esa
His lordship d. 38 Dec. 1780, and was succeeded by his som,
Joux-Dexisy 3 carl created, 29 Dee: 1900, marques of
Sligo, and, 20 Feb. 1806, baron Monteagle, in the
United Kingdom, K-P.i 0. 1 June 17565 my 31 May wi,
Louisa-Catharine Howe, t da. and co-h. of admiral
chard, earl Howe, KG. and by her (who my ily, 1) Apel
1813, the right hon. sir William Scott, knt., now lord Stowell,
bother of Jobn, lord Eldon, and dying at Amterdam, 20 Ang,
1817) had issue,
Hows-Prren, the present marquess.
‘The marquess d.'2 Jan. 1809, and was succeeded by his only
son,
Hows-Peren, 4th earl of Altamont, and present and 2d mar-
ues.
"Heir Apparent—The earl of Attamox, the marquess’s
eldest son.
Creations Barony 19 Sept. 1700, Viscount, 24 Aug. 17683
Earl, 4 Dec. 1771; Marquess of Sligo, 20 Dec. 1800; Baron
Monteagle, of Westport co. Mayo, in the Peerage of the United
pi HP OUESts bith, Mons pened. Se be beeen ee a
‘Crest—An eagle displayed vert.
Supporters—| * & talbot proper, gorged with a baron’s coronet. Sinister,
a home argent.
Motto—Suives la raisyn. Follow reason.
nar vs
JOHN LOFTUS, Manavrss of ELY, Earl of Ely, eo
Wicklow, Viscount Loftus, of Ely, Baron Loftus, of Loftus
Hal, oo. Wexford, Baron Lortus, of Long Loftus, ov. York,
‘M.P. ;—2. JOHN-HENRY, viscount 4.19 Jan.
Tela; ——& Gronce-Wirttam, 8.11 May 1810;——4. Avast,
£13 1816 ;—5. Avovstus-Witttam-Frepenicx-
*
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duchess of Gloucester neg ere pit owt
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5 Oct. 1751, and advanced to the dignity of viscount Loftus, of
aly 1786, which honours had become extinct in the
ii
Evreanern, 31 Dec. 1725, sir John Tottenham, bart.
my 2dly, Letitin, da. of sir Jobn Ryley, kat
:
702 IRISH PEERAGE.
ancestor of viscount .) and widow of his kinsman, Ar-
Sit esa Ey wh 1723, by whom he had no issue.” He
d, 31 Dec. 1763, and was by his eldest son,
Nicoxas, created, 25 Oct, 1766, earl of Ely;
wey 18 Aug. 1 Mary, eldest da.and h. of sir
ronesss, ai earlake 11 Sept. 1738, ae 12 Nor.
jax Pees oa dom became extinct, but the title of viscount.
a 4th. viscount, d. 11 Nov. 2700, rented exe of
Nov, 1771 4 K-P> 1783, ° His lordship m. lat, 1745, Frm
af Henry Munroe, of Roe’s Hall, co. Down, esq. who de
out issue, Aug. 1774 5 mas 2dly, "7, Anne da Hugh tin.
esq, (by Anne, sister of Edward, Ist lord Bie) fare
bedchamber to the The earl d. withort tans 8 P0ar
1783, when the titles of earl of Ely and viscount Loftus became
extinct ; bat the evtates devolred, pursuant to his wi ‘on. his
ee re et earee pane as iI esa, june 1766,
da,
(who 21 Feb. ae
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Jos, present and 24 marquess.
Py pong Joux-Hexny, viscount Lorrus, eldest son
Tron 28 Juse hod baer Dec. 1789; Earl
of Bly, 1794; Marquess, 29 ; Baron Loftus, in the
United Ki 19 Jan. | io
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of sir Vane T .
of Antrim in her own right, (on which occasion he the sur-
name of Vane arms of Vane in addition to those of
) and by her has issue, ——2. GEORGE-HENRY-
°T-CH. viscount Seaham, b. 26 April 1821 ; —
3. Puancrs-Axwe-Esry, 6. 15 April 182 4. Al
aspaiwa-Ocravia-Manta, b. 29 July I
Bitieacurrine 1 Aug: 120,10 Apri 102727. Ap
[YACINTHE, 3 . $-—7. Apr-
Seuionsre s 1830, to whom King William
‘. and Queen Adelaide stood sponsors in person.
‘This branch of the noble house of Stewart descends from sir
‘Thomas Stewart, of Minto, 2d son of sir William Stewart, of
Garlies, ancestor to the earls of Gi re
ALLIAM STEWART, of Ballylawn Castle, co, Donegal, esq.
‘ Cp ae eat apenas gs pins gone
ri ofthe manor of Stewarts Gaart, where he erect the
‘of Hallylawa,) took on active part ta the transactions In
the north, to it the subversion of the constitution, which
Tames TL. and his chiet governor,
ir Robert Cowan. 4
oak ‘and a2 Apel 1781, leaving issue by her, (who 28
a Doles Ist joer
¢ Rat peeerres peers ‘Moore, 34 da. of
Moore, b, § March 1 :
faudeleur, be 8 et. 1 new O
comnt 1795 5 a of Londonderry, : a
uess of 1816. Ti mangos yoy 3 Sone
Frances Seymour, 2d da, of Francis, Ist' marquess of
ford, K.G., and by her (who d. 17 July 170) had issue,
J. “ARRXANDEN-FRANCIS, de 1702.
Be chestaniated , aimamtl
Gaetan Bests aun beet Sebel eal peered cpt
quess Camden, and had issue,
‘3% Cuanies-Wiertam, G.C.B., present and 3d marques.
£ Paanene Arsen tos 10 March 170, lord Charly Bharoy. 2d sam of ur
Grafton & 1810
‘pci beh 10 her majenty, by 17aly m. Te
eo Gita ms 1S hu Mah George Canning, baron Garvagh, 17
i ape er seaaeaae lie sm 1815, David Kerr, of Portavo aud Sh
na Gmanvores, me 18 Sept, WLS, award Alchach eet sem of
aes a ee |
HEED Aya by LLOdt 172, ty 1 Die 1819, Eawand, Sion
‘marquess d. & April 1821, and was succeeded by:his son,
Roku, 2d marques of Londonderry, K.G.,F-R.S,, MART Ay
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1826 ; ada., b. 15 June 1829 ;—3. Exizanern-Hexntera,
+b, 20 Feb. 1800, m., 2 March 1826, Charles, lord
eldest son of the ear! of Aboyne;——-4. Aunemt-Dewtsos, &
21 Oct. 1806, secretary of legation at Florence ; —5. H.
Manza, 0. 2 July 1810; —6. Cuartorrs, d. young.
wat Poth Cony rapeted tyes Charles, (arest-xctataee a
William i, bishop of Argyll, 1539, son,
oo Aa 16s Pease
own expense, with which he joined king ‘at the Boyne;
m. Mary, da. of Robert ‘Leste tabon ee Raphoe, and was slain
in an engagement near Colooney, 5 1691, leaving issue,
Hewnv, a major-general in the army, knight of the
Spain's army in 1705; he defeated the French at the bat
St. Estevan's, but received a wound, of which hed. 10 Jan. 1705:
hem. Mary, da. of sir John Williams, of Minster Court, co.
Kent, bart., and widow of Charles, lord Shelburne, and had issue,
Albert, d. young ; William, Hexny, Susan, Margaret, d. young :
and- Mary, m. Francis Burton, esq. William, the eldest sou, of
Slane Castle and Mount Charles, m. Constance, da. and co-h. of
Hewny, Ist earl Conyngham, representative for Sandwich in
the English parliament, vice-admiral of Ulster, governor 00.
Donegal and Londonderty, anda privy counsellor, ereated baron
Conyngham, of Mount Charles, 3 Oct. 17533 viscount Conyng-
ham, 2 July 1756; and advanced, 14 Jan. 1781, to the dignities
of earl and baron Conyngham, with remainder of the barony, in
default of issue male, to his nephew, Francis-Pierpoint
eldest son of Mary Conyngham. The earl m., Dec. 1774, Ellen,
ouly da, and h. of Solomon Merret, esq., and dying without issue,
3 April 1781, the earldom became extinct, but the barony de-
volved on his nephew, Francis-Pierpoint Burton, 24 lord Co-
nyngham.
‘The very ancient family of Burton was seated (as by some tra-
Gitions) for many generations prior to 1460, at Richmond, co.
York. | Sir Edward Burton, for his services and unshaken loyalty
to the house of York, had the honour of a knight banneret con-
ferred upon him by Edward IV., after the battle of St. Alban’s
2400: he afjerwarde settled at Longnor, co Salops and his won,
sir Robert Burton, knt., had the first grant of arms, 22 May
1478; he m. Christa Stapleton, da. of sir John Stapleton, knt.,
and relict of Robert Cressett, of Upton Cressett, co. Salop: his
son, Edward, m., Ist, Joyce, da. of Henry Griffin; and, 2dly,
Jacosn Coyney, af Weston Coyney, co. Stafford, in 1524; his
eldet son, Joh, ma Elizabeth, da of Thomas Payne, of Beslow,
0. Sussex, 3 hhis eldest son, Edward, m. Anne, da.
tnd ooh, of Nicholas Maddocks, a. 1560; he narrowly escaped
during the persecution of the Protestants, femp. queen Mary ;
Ss ™
m. Anne, da. ‘a Tins, Shigssd, of alo. ate
whose son, Samuel, m. M:
their 24 son, Benjamin, the sro of Dun snd Hurt Hall
in Ireland, his
of Thomas
Faax
fa ra
. Phat
Seicanes rand 20 March 1748, leaving fave rhe,
(who d. 1737.)
1. Fraxcts-Preanzrows, i lord.
ae Winssam, Er ap ‘ rr teller of Lert peny gy eran
Bhan eg a argon, eat May on te -
& ALICE, m., 22 Sept. 1743, sir George Gore, bart., and d. 23 April 1745.
PeinctePtisacrore, the eldest soa; suceeded as the 2d
pt a 3 April 1781, and m., 19 March 1750, Elizabeth,
eldest da. of the right hon. Nathaniel Clements, and sister of
Hobert, cal Of Latin, nnd by her (who. 40 June 1610) had
sue,
2 Sir Faawcrs-Narnaxten, and G.C.H., twin
earl, b. 26
ees Loos coi of the’ Clare mitia, mee June 100,
Valentine, Alicia, 24 da. of Nicholas lord
-Pierrepoint, b.
ay ioe
1 Francis a, and do 30 Apt 125.
2 William. sa
2. Cartantnt, my 20 March 1785, the rev, John-Shirly Fenmor, of Seven-
coat, en. Kents
Me cuew as may IU Dec. 1777; Stuart Weldon, esq.
& Hexwerra:
His lordship d. 22 May 1787, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Hexny, 3d baron and Ist marques.
Heir Apparent —¥naxcis-NasHaxter, earl of Movuxt
Cuansrs, the marquess's eldest surviving son.
Creations—Baron, 19 Dec. 1780; Viscount, 6 Dec. 1789+
1, & Nov. 1797; Marquess Conyngham, Earl of
Ler cl and Viscount Slane, 22 Jan. 1816; Baron Min-
‘ser, of Minster, co. Kent, 17 June 1821,
te,
708 IRISH PEERAGE.
Plate G2. mullets
Seppertere ester ‘hoofs and inaie or a
‘breast with an linac ga stag Proper atetneageiay
ir gridin's head
Motto—Over fork over.
—_—
GEORGE-THOMAS-JOHN NUGENT, Manquess and
Ean. of WESTMEATH, Baron Delvin, Governor co. West-
snentha and Coloel of ee W exehent Ragin SAL aay
17 July 1785; succeeded his father, Geo reser
30 Dec. 18145 created Marquess of
jan, 1822; married, 29 May 1812, Emly 2d da. enh
plenary KG. firm Indy of the bedchamber to her
majesty, and has issie,—— 1. Rosa, 6. May 1814;——2. Wins
Liam-Hexny-WELLINGTON-BuyDcEs, 6. 25 Nov. 1818, d
16 Nov. 1819.
Giiveet DE Nucenr, the first of this family who settled in
Ireland, was one of those English nobiles who accom Hugh
de Lacy in his expedition to Ireland temp. Henry I. He m
Rosa, da. of the said Hugh de Lucy, and acquired by that mar-
riage the lordship of Delvin. From Christopher Nugent, a bro-
ther of Gilbert, descended Wittiam, Ist lord Delvis
Richard IL, and from him,
RicwanD, 10th lord, creates, 4 Sept. 1621, earl of We
d. 1641, and was succeeded by his grandson, Ricnarp, 2d earl,
who d. 1684, and was succeeded by his grandson, Rican, $d
carl, who djing withoot ine 1714, was suocteded by bie brother
‘Tuomas, 4th earl and 13th baron, m. Margaret, only da. of
John, lord Bellew, but d. without male i issue 30 June 175%, and
was succeeded by his next brother,
Joux, 5th earl, m. Margaret, da. of count Molza, of the duchy
of Modena, in Ttaly, by whom (who d. Feb. 1776) he had issue,
1. THomas, 6th €:
2 Epwanp-Cuanuns, d. unm. 175.
& Francis.
He d. 3 July 1754, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
‘Taomas, 6th earl, K-P., m., Ist, 1742, Mary-Durand, da. and
h. of Walter-Durand Stapleton, of the island of Hispaniola, esq.,
by whom (who d. 1752) he had,
4. Rrenann, lord Delvis, b. 1742, Killed fn a duel 176.
‘Tho carl mea'cly, Aug, 1750; Catharine, da. and co-b. of Henry
White, of Pichfordstown, co. Kildare, esq., and by her (who
6 Avg. 1772) had issue,
2. Thomas, tan Infant.
3. Groner-Farpraicx, 7th earl.
£ UXuakinns to april os 186 July 1784, the hon. John Rodney,
ager age Sitlord'Wodvey ahd t Feb. 70 ul
e earl d. 7 Sept. 1791, and was succeeded by his eldest sur-
viving son,
Gronok-Frepenick, 7th earl, b, 18 Nov. 1760, my lst, 27
Ps = AN
32. Jomw, 6th earl, d. unm. 1478: and, 3.
earl, who d: 101b; leaving @ das le oo.th.. of
mm. sir William Bullen, and was
of sir Richard, 2a son of
Henry VIII. 1527, earl of
tag aaa ng eae
Thomas Bullen, son.
above named. He d. 1539, leaving, besides other issue,
'
‘a decree of 12 Feb. 1514, the earl claimed to
‘of All wines into
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Ricwarp Butter, of Kileash, esq., 2d son of
‘Thurles, and brother of the Ist duke, m. es rhe
of and d.
"This John my but d. without issue,
ed in the said estates by his first cousin, Walter,
* of Garryricken, above named, which Walter
Joun Burrer, who claimed and
had issue, i
1. Waxrer, Ist marquess of Ormonde. —
2 Joux-Wanesronn, b- 1772, d. 1796
6. Ecraxon,b 170 m. 11 Aug. 1901, Comelius, scount Lismore,
eto ne
‘The earl d. 35 Deo. 1795, and was succeeded by his son,
Watrten, 17th earl of Ormonde, and Ist baron”
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jeuclof Bt. Aftan's, in England ; bat 4
those titles became extinet, and the
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2. Jonx-Txomas, 13th earl.
2 Hesren-Aseta, may 7 Aug. 1790, William Trenchard, esq., and d. Nov
4. MAnoanet-Avousta, ma, 17 Feb. 1785, Luke Dillon, esq., brother of
Robert, lord Clonbrock.
‘The earl d. 21 April 1782, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
Hewry, 12th earl, J. 8 Jan. 1743, a privy counsellor, K.P.,
‘and governor of Galway ; advanced to the dignity of marques of
Clanricarde, 18 Aug. 1785. The marquess m., 17 March 1785,
Urania-Anne, only da. of George Panlett, 12th marquess of Win.
chester, and by her, (who m., 2dly, col. Peter Kingston, who
was killed at the attack of Buenos Ayres, 22 May 1807; and,
Qdly, 22 May 1813, adm. sir Joseph Sidney Yorke, knt., and
KC, halt brother of Fails eet at Hardwicke, K.G.) bat
no issue. marques Ww fe marquesate
became extinct, and was succeeded in the earldom by his only
of the earl) the dignity of countess Clanricarde, co. Gale
way, to the first and every other da. of the body of the earl, at
they shall be in priority of birth and seniority of age ; and the
dignity of earl of Clanricarde, to the heirs male of the body of
such first and every other da. jawfully born in the like succession,
according to the priority of birth and seniority of age. ‘The earl
m., 17 March 1799, Eliza, da. of sir Thomas Burke, of Marble
Hill, i Galway, bart., and had issue,
lL 1ck-JonN, ut mes 1eS8.
Bed creer eet eA
3 Emmy, b. Aug. 1907, m., 3 Jan. 1826, Thomas, 3d earl of Howth.
‘The earl d. 27 July 1808, and was succeeded by his only.son,
Uxrex-Jonx, 14th eat], and present marques.
Heir Apparent—Uxick, lord DuxxE ix, the marquess's
son,
Creations—Baron and Earl, 1 July 1543; and again in 1800,
with remainder, in failure of male heirs, to the das. of the 13th
cari eee Piste (0. 0s: b sovurmiiony anes tbe ast eanen
rampant, sable,
Crest} eat of mountain sejant gardant, proper, plain collared and chained,
2 supporters catsof mountain gardant, proper plain collared and chaly-
"Metto—Un roi, une fois une lois One King, one faith, one law,
EARLS.
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Epsruxp BOYLE, Fans of CORK and ORRERY, Vie
cont Dungarvan and beget gto Boyle, of Youghall,
Baron of Bandon Bridge, and Baron B: co. Cork, in the
of Ireland, and Baron Boyle, of Marston, co. Somerset,
in that of Great Britain ; a General in the Army’; born 21 Oct.
1767 ; succeeded his father, Edmund, the late earl, Oct. 1780 ;
married, 9 Oct. 1795, Isabella-Henrietta, 3rd da. of the late Wil.
lism Poyntz, esq., of Midgham House, co. Berks, and has is-
me,—. Isametca-Exizawetn, 6. 4 Feb. 1797, de unre
Dec. 1829 :—2. Epauxp-Writtam, viscount Dungarvan,
4.2 April 1798, d. 1 Jan. 1826;——3. Gronax-Ricnann, 6.
22 Sept. 1790, d. 9 Sept. 1810;——4. CHARLES, viscount
Dungarean, 6. Dec. 1000, m.. 10 March 1838, Indy Catherine
St. Lawrence, da. of William, 2d earl of Howth, and has
BavoarelsReger-Rotert, . 19 pet! 1829; —5. Jou, b. 13
March, 1803 ;—6. Lucy-Gronotaxa, }. 19 March’ 1004,
431 Aug. 1827 ;—7. Lovrsa, b. 16 Sept. 106, d. 30 May
18265 Roszar, & March 1809 ;---9. Ricwanp.Cae
VENDISH-TowwsHEND, 6, 28 Feb, 1812.
Sir Rucnanp Bort (son of Roger Boyle, of Preston, co.
Kent) wes » privy counsellor in Ireland; created, 16 Sept. 1610,
Boyle, of Youghal, and, 16 Oct. 1020, viscount Dungar-
tan, pater earl of Cork. He d. 1643, leaving four sons, who were
all elevated to the peerage, viz., 1. Ricnanp, succeeded his
father as earl of Cork ; was created, 1644, baron Clifford, of
and, 1053, earl of Burlington, in England : a
and thes
whose death, without male issue, 1753, the so bopli Thewours bey
tame extinet, and the Irish devolved on his kinsman, Joho, 5th
6 IRISH PEERAGE.
Seilel Orsay 4 Jamo, epeted. baron. ended scons
Boyle, sain a ‘at the ‘of Liscarrol, 1642, s.p.; 3. Rocka,
cri dee is 4. Pracrs, created
mon, became
gregdsna and belo, ichard, 2d viscount. Robert the ce.
‘brated ph +, was also a son of the Ist earl of
rt Br a See 5 a Oe 20 Feb 1628,
baron of Broghill, and, 6 earl of Orrery ; m. Margaret,
da, of Theophilus Howadt mover of Suffolk, and by her had issue,
1. Roorn, 2d earl.
bar, Somos 0 a ee ea
His di seat Ses rere
Rookn, 2d earl, d. 1608; leatiag iaruey
Lion, 3d earl, d. s.p. 17033 and
Cuancys, 4th earl, KT, who was crested a peer of Great
Britain, by the title of baron Boyle, of Marston, 5 Sept. 1711,
m, Elizabeth, da. of John Cecil, earl of Exeter, and d. 20 Aug,
1730, leaving issue by her (who d. 12 Aug. 1722) an only son,
Joun, Sth earl of Orrery, who became also, on the death of
his kinsman, Richard, 4th earl of Cork, 1763, 5th earl of Cork,
‘my Isty 9 May 1728, Henrietta, t da. of George Hamil.
a ‘ou! of Orkney, and by her (oho a 12 Ave Ty ug. 1732) had
nies, lord Dus » b. 27 Jan. 1; a eae
Hoare, of Stoushend, cor its, ‘esq-5 and by 7, Reb. 1761,
Pi Leas of Tottenhain, a ee eee
pata
‘m., 18 Oct. 1777, John, viscount O'Neill.
2. Hamicrox, 6th earl.
3. Evtzanera, b. 7 May 1731, m. sir Thomas Worsley,
‘The earl m., 2diy, 30 June 1738, Margaret ‘dec and sole he of
John Hamilton, esq., and by her (who d. Oct. 1758) had issue,
4. Enwunn, 7th earl.
5. Lucy, . 97 May 1744, my 1768, George, th viscount Torrington.
6. Carnuninn-Aonns,
‘The eatl ds 23 Nov. 1763, and was succeeded by his son,
HamiiTox, 6th earl, who d unm. 17 Jan. 1764, and'wns sue-
1. Ricnann, ¥1 on
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2722, the tion. and rev. George B of brad
Op deere peaeicesk
+ ae rege capt. RN. FARS.. 6. 3 1700, ™., 1790, Caroline
Amelia, da. late William’ Poynts, of Midgham House, co. Berka, ex
bedarle Edmund-William, aio tana ae
|. Courtenay-Edmmund- William, com 2
% Carolina, 6, 26 May 100, maid of honour to her .
i Gite nn a ay
& Mary:Loutaa, 012 Nov. io,
& Cavendish Sencar, h-12 Mag 10nd,
CHARLES, be for. I
&
Ber ladyship vt 10. ‘Dec.’ 1785, and his lordship re-m., 17 June
eorouet of, a ‘heed ‘per pale embattled argent:
ae embattled gules and argent the
iguant-iampsnoneir Siete Eant of ROS.
orm 2 Oct. 0, Charon, ae
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from Hxxay Dittox, whe
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2d earl.
inst oie rarer see re
ear of Hosa, d. 1641, and was succeeded
Seeeee ated Jet Margaret; de. 0 Derld, ai
“oats ee
a te da. of George, Collie Ph
‘8, Bth earl.
‘The Gh earl d. 1715, and was sueceeded by his
Roxen, 7th earl, d. s.p. 1721, and was
‘Jaares, Bth earl, d. sp. 1746, when the malo issue of
earl became eee en
Rozert, 9th earl,
He was a
‘was succeeded by his
nay =,
ARIA,
‘pon the death of the 11th earl, the title was claimed |
ea eat eal a Tineal devendant and heir male of Patrick D
th son of the Ist earl ; and after an investigation
years, and in the course of which two counter
eng the house of lords decided in his favour 19 June
His descent we now proceed to state.
Partice Diztox, 7th son of the lat carl m. Janey
baron Malone, of Ballymahowne and Clanmulla, and
‘Janes, of Rath, m., Ist, Elizabeth, da. of —~ Veal,
cashire, by whom he had issue,
1, Baan
‘esas,
‘Dillon, ny etot Dulin ho ckied te te of eof Rosa
sons inthe leah bone of Peers; Bu
He ma Rly, Penclope Horan, by whom he had fame,
2. MICHAEL; 3 FRances; 4 Jamns,
Mrcnaet. Dillon, 2d son of James, m. Mary, da. of John
Jemmett, of Old Bridge, co. Meath, and had issu
Janes, of of Dublin, m. Elizabeth, da, of Joseph Phisikats ofon.
esq., and had issue,
pana capt. in the Dublin militia, slain at the battle of
Rost, 1708, having m. Mary, da. of rev. Richard Grit, and
leaving his wife enceinte of
MicuariJames-Ropent, Pig ~4t and 12th earl.
BASIL-PERCY EONS an of DESMOND, Vis-
count Callan, and Baron Fi
ham Paddox, and St. ee ee
man Empire; born 25 i
Heir Apparent—V iscount Fretp1x, the earl’s son.
Feige ene Pe 1632.
ARL MIG Peerage of England.
seater
JOHN BRA! of MEATH, and Lord Bra-
bazon, Baron Ardee, K.P., Custos Rotulorum co. Wicklow ;
born 9 April 1772, succeeded his brother, William, the late earl,
26 May 1797; |, Melesina.Adelaide, 4th
da. of Jobn, earl —1. Axruoxy,
lord Ardee, 6. 10 826 ;—2. WILLIAM,
lord Brabazon, BI. b, Oct. 1803 ;—3. Jom,
48.29 May 1805 5 5, Tuxoposta, b. June
‘The family of Brabazon was seated at Moseley and Eastwell,
eo. Leicester, as early as the time of He rag rig tr
Baz 0, 3d son of John of Eastwell, was of sir Winutaat,
who was treasurer of Ireland 23 years, and d. 1548, leaving
Epwanrp, aoe bated 1616, baron Brabazon, of Ardee,
4.7 Aug. 1625, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Wrex1am, 24 lord, created, 16 April 1627, earl of Meath, d.
1651, leaving an only son, Edward, 2d earl, d. 1675, |
thres sons, coessvely earl of Meath, vis, Wt
by his 6th earl,
who & without Janae, 12 ‘Dee. V7bt, and was succeeded by his
Epwann, 7th earl, m. Martha, da. of the rev. William Col-
Uns, of Warwick, and had issue,
1. Awrtowy, th earl.
ion ae B.A, ITE, tie —— 174, Catharine, da, and sole bh. of
of Atherne, and 4. 24 Nov. 1 ea ba
mjc feiward, mz mie Tuke sod whoo! igo.
2 Aruior-o} ifr ‘by 13 June 17685, roy 20 Jan, 1768, Margaret, eldest da.
ee
i
“a
2
pe
Barbara, b. 24 July 1760, m., 22 May 178, John Moore,aq., of Berk-
The earl d. 24 Nov. 1772, and war succeeded by his eldest son,
Awruox®, th earl, &. 1721, m 20 May 1756, Grace, da. of
John Leigh, of land, eaq., and had issue,
ry be 18 March caves june 1701, Arthur Knox, esq,
3 Caawonri. ord 37th nm
& Manrna, #9 Nov. 17il, > Maurice St~-Leger Keating, eq
i Gnace, na
B Jentaxa, cs F ‘ape ‘aie.
& Cecinea, &. 18 Avg. 1707.
7. Epwann, 6. 176i, 4.
& Wrecsasr, th cart
® Carnanrien, b. 19 Aug. 1770, m, 6 Aug. 1790, Francis Brownlow, eq.
10, Jony, 10th earl.
42
720 TRISH: PEERAGE.
1}, Amanguia-Bannara, d. 15 Nov. 1774, ms 21 March 1900, John M-
Sonti ve
"The earl d- 4 Jan. 1700, and was succeeded by his eldest sony
ruts, oth earl 0.6 Jaly 1700, who was killed in ada
26 May 1797, and was succeeded by his only brother, |
‘Jou, prevent and 10th earl. i
Heir Apparent—W 11.12am, lord Buanazow, eldest surviving |
“Creations Baron, V6 July 16105 and Ea
Creations —Barom, : il 1837.
Gree Paces Gueson aed of toes aaron ee
Stpporteres ‘Two wyverds ot, colared and chained gules,
BiactoVota vita man.” 'My Life is devoted.
——
ARTHUR - JAMES PLUNKETT, Eant. of FINGALL,
Baron Killeen, of Killeen Castle, co. Meath, K-P., a Visitor and
Trastee of the Royal College of St. Patrick's, Maynooth ; born
9 Sept. 1750; succeeded his father, Arthur-James, the late ea
21 Aug. 1798: married; 10 Dec. 17ty Frances, only das af
Donnelian, esq. of Bally Donnellan, co. Galway, and bas issue ;
—<I. ARTHUR-JAMES, lord Kitleen, M.P. for co, Meath, b,
fat Geneva, 29 March 1791, m., 11 Dec. 1817, Louisa, only da. of
Elins Corbally, "esq., and has issue, 1. Arthur-Jamesy b 23
May 1820; 2. A day &. 1826; —3. Hannrer, 0. 12 Ang.
1792, m., 11 Sept. 1817, John Jones, jun., of Llanarth Court,
co, Monmouth, esq. i
The family of Phmkett is supposed (says Lodge) to be’ of
Danish origin ; the time of its settlement in Ireland canndt be
decidedly ascertained, but it was certainly as early as the reign of
Henry III. John Plunkett, of Bewley, co. Louth, livis 133,
had faiue 9 sons ; ohn, erioestor of the barons out Cont
tile) and Richard, of Rathregan, co. Meath, whose
sir Christopher Plunkett, lived in the reigns of Henry VI. and
Edward IV., and had issue, by Joan, his wife, only da. and h.
of sir Lucas Cusac, lord of Killeen and Dunsany, 2sons ; Jonx,
Jord of Killeen, ancestor of the present earl ; and Christopher, an-
cestor of the lords Dansany (see that title).
Lucas, 10th lord Killeen, (7th in descent from John above
named,) was created, 26 Sept. 1628, earl of Fingall, and d. 29
March’ 1637, leaving, besides other issue, Cunisrormen, 2d
earl; and George, grandfather of the 6th earl.
Cunistornen, 2d earl, d. 1649, and was succeeded by his
son, Luxx, 3d earl, father of Peren, 4th earl, who wns out-
Javed 1601, (by the name of Taike,) for his attachment to king
James II. ;’ but his ontlawry was taken off 1607, and he d. 1717,
leaving an only son, Justrx, 5th earl, who dying without issue,
24 March 1734, the title devolved on his kinsman,
Rowent, 6th earl, (grandson of Groce, younger son of the
Ist earl,) m. Mary, da. of Robert Magenis, esq., and din Paris,
1758, leaving issue,
}. Antuvn-Jaxes, 7th earl
i i — i
arr w
Hapa
an
ipa
F
i
£
Hi
ii
June 1761, a apt. in the Austrian
ge service, was killed meat
10 May iri, a co Inthe Austrian servi, de 24 Match
19 Feb. 1763, m. Janey Dewe, of Turbotatown, co. West
d, 21 Aug. 1793, and was succeeded by his elilest sou,
Anravn-James, present and 8th earl.
Heir Apparent—Antavn-J ames, lord K1.L£"N, only son of
henner
Hi
ried, Ist, 8 July 1782, Honora, youngest da. and co-b. of sir
Hekey Gould, Bare of the ‘of the Court of Common
Pleas in England, and fier Orho eT Occ 1813) had issue
1. Ricnanp-Hewny-Rosent-Giisent, 6. 24 March 1783,
SABE IIE wha 9 Ta 106, captain Woodgate, whoo
‘1785, Jan. 1813, Charles-Pauncefort
of ©. ., d. 3 April 1818; 4. Sormra-
Asma, 0. 12 iar. d. 15 May 1798; ——5. Ri-
Gudabdizway, b snd 2 Apel 1788 ;—--6. Gtonoc-Fax-
USTUS, viscount 9 eee nie,
maa Ont, on Shey Deine feted
(eho d. 80 Dec Ie23,) 1. FREDERICK-JO} WILLIAM,
. -
Kooy eee
Seni thes oq and hap tome j—-8.
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IRISH PEERAGE.
Ricuann, b. 9 Dec. 1815. ason, 6.2 March 1818)
10, Lypra, 6. 4 March 1837 ; 11. Onrven, 6. 26 Aug.
|
saint da SOE saceenl
ae ir,
iscount Forbes, b. eo, Langtord,
gen. in the army, and aid-de-camp to the king;——2. Eur
ZawETH-Manx, J. 3 Dec. 1716, m-y 15 Oct. 1800, George, lord
Ranclffo; 8. Seutxa-Fnaxcxs, & 20 July 1768, and i in
:
5
April
Feapixann, b. 23 June 1801, d. 13 April 1802.
James Fonnes, 24 lord Forbes of Scotland, (see that title,
rls atey name Patrick, ( Cosian, froaa whoen Seampeidod at
Anruuk Fores, of Castle ——: eo. Longford, born in Seot-
son,
Amravx, 2d carl: m, Oct. 1078, Mary, eldest du, of sit
Rawdon, of Moira, re oe by
The earl d. 24 Aug. 1737, and
Gzonor, 34 earl, J. 1645, senior admiral of the red ; was
summoned, by writ, to the house of peers during the lifetime of
his father, and placed in his barony of Forbes; was appointed
Col ee Sek ge
33 5 me Villian Stow-
dnijoy, and widow of Joba, Preston, of Ard.
co. Meath, esq., and had issue by her, (who d. 4 Oct. 1765,)
popes ee So eels m etree rice
ae Toulon’ mas BOA ra dy ary Covel th da of
Pina at of ne, a "0 March ng sae by her (Who i.
ae atherine Eilat, hoy AT May 17M, Witllasn, present lord
Me ra Beg, with Catherine-Elisabeth,) mi) 8 Jas. 1701,
*
Newyth, in the Isle of Anglesey, bart.,
of William, 5th lord Paget,) PAG reer
who d. 24 Feb. 1764,)
1. Gzonce, 6th earl.
‘The earl m., 2dly, 20 April 1766, eldest
da. of Ai 4th earl of ‘and had issue by her,
(whom, 2dly, Samuel Little, D.D., and d. 24 Jan. 1820,)
2% Hitnx, b: 22 Sept. 1767, my 29 Dec: 170, Elisabeth Preston, 2d sleet
oes ein
Ay De in 1797, col. Archibald M*Nel.
ohare eG on i nearee See aeee
We Lowtna-onotavea, be Dec: 177% mys 19 dune dy at W Ulan Call of
|, co. Cornwall, bart., and d. 25 Jan. 1K,
7. ELtzanern, be 1780.
‘The earl d. 16 April 1780, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Gronce, present and 6th earl, and Ist baron Granard, of
Castle Donnington, co. Leicester.
Heir Apparent—Gronoe-Jou, viscount ForsEs.
Creations—Baron and Viscount, 22 Nov. 1675 ; Earl, 30 Des
1684: Baron Granard, of the United Kingdom, 24 Feb. 1806.
Rm ped lor Asure, three bears’ heads, couped at the neck argent,
iaaled gu
i de
— Beas pasants argent guttée de sang and mzaled gules.
GEORGE-DE-REEDE GINKELL, Eant.of ATHLONE,
Baron of Aghrim, co. Galway, Baron de Reede and Ginksl
Baron of ‘Middachier, Livendale, Elst Stervelt,
Ronenberg, in the Netherlands, Born 21 Nov. 1820; succeeded
his father, Reinhardt-Diederick-Jacob, late earl, 31 Oct. 1823.
‘The Ist earl of Athlone was Gopanr DE Grxxext, baron
inder William TIT,
i to his "s obedience. He besieged and took Ath.
lone, 30 June 1691, of which the celebrated col. Richard Grace
Yas governor, and hd succesfully defended the assault
and of the whole army of the
ceding year. On the 12th of July he also the
battle over general St. Ruth. For these brilliant
services he was most y with the earldom of
+n teal
Jan.
ats Ape AZ7O, ry May
ia
4
who
CK,
815
succeeded by
im.
earl. His lordshi
who
a
peer by his brother Gopanr, 4th
Dec.
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nobles
atm
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and
7th earl.
‘eLtAw- Lewis, b 27 March 1772, Weut. in the horse-artil-
LDRIAN,
insue,
Berlin,
and
earl of 4
Tuill
“6 Jan. 1819) had issue,
i
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Rex. DERICK-Jacon, Bth earl.
“Ruziwnann, by 21 Dec. 1774, d. at the Hague, 13 March
beachamier 10 the
‘of Holland.
ay
bee
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726 IRISH PEEBAGE.
1 A Das, be 2 Dec. 1019,
2 root poses earl,
‘Tih earl 31 Oct. 1838, and was euceede by his eldest son,
Sacked, rons sad Wend
Heir Presumptive—The earl’s brother.
a een 2) Viscount, and Earl, 4 March 1691-2.
Arms—See Plate argent, two bars dancette sable.
pats pete ot wi 4 ne een ee ‘each charged as the coat.
‘Supporters —T wi
HeltoStato mori quam fodan. Death rather than Asgrace.
ee
WILLIAM-WENTWORTH FITZWILLIAM, Eanx
FITZWILLIAM, Viscount Milton, and Baron Fitzwilliam, of
Lifford, in Ireland ; also Earl Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton,
Lord Fitzwilliam, and Baron of Milton, in’ England, D.C.L.;
Born 30 May 1748.
See Ears Ferzwit.ttax, in the Peerage of Ei
Heir Apporent—Cuan.rs-W1111am, viscount Mii Tox, the
eail's only son.
Creations—Baron, Dec, 1620; and Viscount and Earl, 21 July
1717.
See Plate 1.
=
HENRY FITZMAURICE.PETTY, Eantof KERRY and
SHELBURNE, Viscount Clanmaurice and Fitzmanrice, Baron
Kerry, Lixnaw, and Dunkerron, F.R.S., Marquess of Lansdowne,
in Great Britain; born 2 July 1780.
See Manavess of Lanspowne, in the Peerage of England.
Creations—Baron Kerry and Lixnaw, 1181; Earl of Kerry
and Viscount Clanmaurice, 17 Jan. 1722; Viscount Fitzmaurice,
and Baron of Dunkerron, 7 Oct. 1751; and Earl of Shelburne,
26 June 1753.
Heir Apparent—Farl of Wrcosne, the marquess’s eldest
son.
Arme—See Plate 9.
a
JOHN BLIGH, Eant of DARNLEY, Viscount DARNLEY,
of Athboy, Baron’ Clifton, of Rathmore, co. Meath, and Lord
Clifton, of Leighton Bromswold, F.R.S., D.C.L., Hi
High Steward of Gravesend and Milton ; born 30 June 1767;
sneceeded his father, oe et the late earl, 31 July 17815 wae
19 Sept, 1701, are os eee thon. Wi
Brownlow, of
EDWARD, lord Clifton, MP. for Canterbury, M-A., b. 25 Feb.
1795, m., 26 July 1625, ‘Euima-Jane, da, of sir Henry P: Baral,
E
id te ie
Hai Hei
if
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a
atl, sede
AID aul
‘of GIN Halt, cos
i
728 IRISH PEERAGE.
hia, b. 16 May 1
x Wi Ms ‘oh 3 Ma im, 4. 6 April 1621.
4 Mary, Ea! tae ‘sir Lawrence Paik, of Halden
‘sStntoponta, 20 Feb zh se 0, tno Chacgh High
of Brittas, co. Meath.
Breet bt Eee oy ye wi
wd Mone Eh igs Bo May i 8 * ase. ‘Charles-William, preseot
qe earl 30 July 1781, and was rucceeded by his son,
Joux, present and 4th earl.
caditir Apparent—Evwann, lord CrxrTox, son of the present
Creations —Baron, 14 A Sent: W721; Viscount, 7 March Tyas;
Earl, 21 June 1725; Baron Clifton, in England, by writ
summons, 1608.
Arma—See Plate 72. Amure, a griffin segreant or, between three crescents
argent
_aeene ease “wings elevated, or, ducally collared and chained
se fotto—Finem rerpice. Look to the end.
f= Sa
JOHN ea Fant of ne mania! Perce-
Burton, in
of Kanturk, Baron, of of
Tyla, tal haces OF Ebel Lond Lavell and H of
Enmore, co, Somerset, in the Pi of Great ema rao Mee
Feb, 16225 married, 10 March'1793, Belge oly da
col. Glynne Wynne, M.P. for Carnarvon, brother ‘of Thess,
Ist Newborough, and by her (who 4. 24 Jan. 1 has
issue, —HENRY-FREDERICK-JOSEPH-JAMES,
ceval, m., 1828, Louise-Marie, da. of the count
hhas issue, a son, 8. 1 April 1829.
Sir Jony Percevat, Ist earl of Egmont, 6, 22 Ji
vas created baron Pereeeat of Burton, 21 Apfil 17155
Perceval, of Kanturk, 1722; and, 1783, advanced to the
of earl Eymont. 20 June 1710, his lordship m. Catharine,
da. of sir Philip Parker 4 Morley, bart, and sister to sr Philip
Parker i Motley Long, tart, who d. 20 Jan. 1740, and was the
lust heir male of the lords Morley. ‘This barony of M
to the family by the marriage of sir William Parker, knt. i. (de
ard-bearer to king Richard T1I.,) with Alice
Morley, da, of William Iavell, lord Morley, 2d son of Willan,
lord Lovell, of Tichmarch, baron of Lovell and Holland, &e., the
representation of all which centered in the family of Parker by
ilealliance, but they could not be claimed, by reason of the at-
tainder of Francis, viscount Lovell, on account of his adherence
to king Richard TH, (that aceainder never having been reversed).
is lordship had isue by his wife, (who d. 22 Aug. 1749,)
ns Sous: ae earl.
CATUARINE, b. 11 Jan. 1712, m., 14 April 1733, Thomas Hanmer, of the
EARLS. 720
| Set soe Tita ey who, ds without lemne:1 Apel 7M eal iat 20 We,
{ SE Mapas b 14 Fes 717, my 9 Now. 17M, John Rawdon, Ist earl of
‘ie ead: May 1748, and was succeeded by his son,
Joux, 2d earl of Egmont, appointed Ist lord of the admiralty,
10 Sept. 1763, and again in Aug. 17645 b. 20¥eb, 1710-11 my
15 Feb. 1736, Catharine Cecil, 2d da. of James, 5th earl of Salis-
tury, and by her (who d. 16 Aug. 1762) bad issue,
1. Joux—Jaares, 3d earl.
‘Cecr-Parken, b. 19 yj and d. 4 March 1753.
& Binnie arson in sch 74, cai Nad Apel SS
foyer : ter, esq, and d. ‘1829, having had issue by
her
L tsb. 1770.
3 Catering, b. 1978, wnm. 28 April 10945 3. Mary, twin with Ca-
‘4. Isabella.
5 Paepenicx -Avguercs, b 11 Feb. 149, 21 Jan. 1757.
* Caruanixé; 20 Feb, 1746, m., 19 Sept. 1703, Thomas Wynn, Ist lord
His lordship was created a Great Britain, the title
of lord Lovet. and pope sey Sobcd Ranting co. "
1762, (both which titles were Torfeited by by
pee elle Lovell and rere fee his ace 1770,
and was succeeded by his son,
Joun-James, 3d earl, b. 23 Jan. 1738, m., 4 June 1765, Isa-
only da. and h. of lord Nassau Paulett, 3d son of Charles,
2d duke of Bolton, and had issue,
1. Jomy, 4th earl.
2p lennenia,b 17 1776.
The earl d. 25 Feb. 1822, and was succeeded by his only son,
Joux, present and 4th earl.
Heir 4 Viscount Percy at, son of the earl.
‘Creations—Baronet of Ii 19 Sept. 1661 ; Baron, 21 April
as Meet Mey tn Feb. lg Earl, 6 Nov. 1733; Baron Lovell
pee PEE SL, rae mes
© Goth tit pres
-Dester, an ‘antelope argent armed, unguled, ducally coflared
and ‘oF, hold i dhe mouth tna lied prover, Sitter, a ag
Sakae
Pe aa ous PONSONBY, Ean of a erent
‘iscount Duncannon, Baron of Besborough, in Ireland ; Lord
732 IRISH PEERAGE.
Sch viscoant whe d, without isms, 171
a ony son Jane ae aw “
fon of dames the im. Margaret, co-b-af Joss
Hamilton, of ty by ig BM dao Sn Mornay
Avalon,
(who d. May 1743) saan arise LJ. ses; Ti Soe
sereitenta tox, hh vouat - 7 March 1810,
cil el at end us ene
his brother,
Somenser. Hasvrox, trig Sa iy erated eal of Co
rick, 10 June 1 mm “iar Gono d 3 Be
debe Henry, In cnr! of Shannon, and by her (who
1804) had issue,
1. Hewny-Ta0.as, 22 carl.
Roe gia
alters
2. Pnnor, in boy orders, 3 May 10%, having m. Mi
cof Jahn, Vernon, of C igen
oMplisibeth, mc Apri 1G, FomichHavensworth Powkes, enuf Farm
es a
rb 3 AU. IEA Mes S Sept, 1706, the ree. Henry
i ‘rll, ate bishop ot Mt
of the bons Heary Max cath, nephew to the eal of Fame
‘JULIANA, be 20 Sept. 1703, my 20 Oct. 1000, Somerset- Lowry Corry, pre
seat carl of Belmore,
Tanner, h Ti Dec. 1704, m., 19 Dec. 18 Francis Savage, of Kireubis
pacers 3.3L Sat mg 1 art tsi, the on. feat
Ae Ta td wae seme by his som _
jOMERSET-Ricn an viscount Ikerrin, ‘present
Sd earl of Carries
Heir Roeaies ~The hon, Hexay-Epwann Bornes,
next brother to the earl.
Creations—Viscount Tkerrin, co. Tipperary, 12 May 1620
Earl of Carrick, 10 June 1742 ifn
‘Arme—Sce Plate 72._ Or, a chief indented azure, x crescent for diferenes.
Copt Ot oF 4, aul corone or, & plume of ostrich feathers, abd Sexaaat
“Supporters~Destory a falcon, wings laverted argent, beak, membered,
1. Carmens:
‘1802, d. 1003 5 —
TICE
June 1803 ;—4. Hannrerr, b. 26 As
Rotulorum oo.
)) has
|820)
11 Sept. 1807
tage
HENRY BOYLE, Eant of SHANNON, Viscount
CHARD, b. 22
be
remeoraretns tin
Custos
of the Linen
$
d. Sept. I
Martyr, in Ireland; Baron Canttow, of
—2
erg
see g¢24 G23 38
Per ter
Ayala
Sablge; 2Hst
syi
i
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734 IRISH PEERAGE.
2; Richard bin 70 & 19.00 1708 Auge,
‘Henry Fitagerald, 3d son of James, Ist duke of ee Lciomer (eae Ba
DE
Fees WI Me Vantin stein Pedy et at Ot,
Cyl earl 37 Sept. 1764, and was sueweeded by his elds
'Ricstann, 2d ew, 5. 30 Jaa. 1794, representative ia parla.
ment co. Cork, 1781, mastersgeneral of the andninee, and
counsellor, 1766; a lord of the treasury, 1781; K-P., in
{fds ene a por of Gres Bran 31 Age 1786, by the
title of baron Carlefon. ‘The earl m., 15 Dec. 1763, Catharine,
.d,
of Besborough, (by Elizabeth Cav
duke of Devi ee} and by hee (who d. 90 Jan. 1627) had
iss
T Hear, prescnt
earl.
2 Catuanite Hexanarea,| 2; 18 Fat. 1768, me 18 Fes 170K, Bape ee
‘nard, earl of Bandon, d. d Jul
"The earl d. 30 May 1807, and was succeeded by his only son,
Hear, present and 3d earl
Apparent—Viscount Boye, the earl's son.
Groatons Tacomn, Viscount, and Earl, 20 March 1756;
{rime See Pate 72. Per bend embattled argent and gules. a crescent for
(ro Out of a dual corone a os a embattled argent and
soley oa charged with a efecent for dimes
Supporter s— » the dexts embattled gules and argent ; the
sinter pale cntenlah eee ea Suen meh totend Mineman
for difference.
1 aged
ta
BRINSLEY BUTLER, Eant of LANESBOROUGH,
Viscount Lanesborough, Baron of Newtown Butler, co. Ferma-
nagh, born 21 Oct. 1783: succeeded his father, Robert-Herbert,
the late earl, 17 April 1806.
This family was originally seated in the county of Hunting-
don, _ George Butler, of Fenny Drayton, near St. Ives, . Cam
bridge, 1575, had 6 sons, of wi 2 sir Steplien, settled at
Belturbet, co. Cavan, and was father
‘Turoputevs, who was created, 21 Oct. 15, baron of New-
town Buller, with remainder to the heirs male of his father,
Francis: ‘He & without fsuoy 11 ‘Marah 1795, nd\ran ons?
ceeded by his brother,
Burxsvey, 2d lord, created viscount Lanesborough, 12 Aug-
1728, m. Catharine, da. and co-h. of Neville , of Dublin,
oe oe hata Roce, al Eatin esq.4 by
mol Edward Neville, $d soa af lord Abergerentiy,) ¥y
whom he had 23 Pte of whom only 4 sons and 1 da. sur-
ved their infaney, viz.
1, Hemrnngy, 24 viscount,
EARLS. T35
tng i only G2, MiSs mr Habe ab te Lager of Grange,
peruncr, 2d viscount, who was crested carl of Lane
Beraughy 1790: May 1730, Mary, heres of Hichaed erry,
oY + 254 by whorn he had insue
Butwster, 2d earl, 6, 4 March m, 26 June 1754,
da. of Robert, Ist ee ros Teme}
her (who rem. John King, esq., and d. his widow Ped. 1826,)
L on en pore ON = e ankan
amumed the name
aay i i Daag le Reo ae Dae of
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:
1908,
3 anv, mini the tight hou, George Ponsonby, sometlane lori
Trauady brother oc ths ioc ot Ponsonby, of toby, nade
= i; tor Pek to, Clement Debbleg, equ, son of gens Hugh
Ut
Heir Presumptioe—GronceJonx But cen-Daxvens, es.)
cousin
‘Creations—Baaron, 21 Oct. 1715; Viscount, 12 p 1728;
Barl, 20 July 1736. g oF
736 IRISH PEERAGE.
Earp fe pak Argent, three ‘covered cups int bend, between two
1 .
co Ena aa oes, te iam irae, Arama Sealy geared,
Tr cay beak, ead Watton to gold" Siete Wyvern vert PD
‘Motto Liberte toute entiere. Liberty entire.
agers
JAMES DUFF, Eant of FIFE, Viscount Macduff, Baron
: me of Trelund ; and
Braco, of Kilbryde, co. Cavan, in the Peerage
Baron Fife in that of the United Kingdom ; Lord Lieutenant
co, Banff, K.T., G.C.H., Knight of the Spanish Order of San
Fernando; succeeded his father, Alexander, the late earl, in the
Trish titles, 16 April 1811, created baron Frre, in the
of the United Kingdom, 1827; married Mary-Caroline, 2d
of to Huntingtower,
of Buckminster Park, co Leicester, and by her (who d Dec
1805) had no issue. ‘The earl is a tient.
shire militia, and served as a major-gen. in the
This noble family is derived from Macduff, who was a
ska of considerable wealeh a4 reheat Lies ae,
‘Clackmannan, from east to west, and from the river Forth on
the south, to the rivers Tay and Erne on the north, Of this
confirmed to him his county of Fife, and created him earl
of in 1057, or 1061. ‘The title of earl became extinct in 1353,
on the death
it earl, to whom Robert III., 1401, granted considerable
‘and the barony of Muldavit, which continued to be ane of
ole lof, he fami, nil sented tha bags ef
es 1.
Wirutam Durr, of Dipple and Braco, 1727, represented oo.
Seca acer eee
a ing & ite to a to
Seeresph sasha eect petitsier, Ha res Comal lack RTE
Kilbryde, by the privy seal of Caroline, when
date at Kensington, 17 June, and by patent at
28 July 1785; and was further created viscount Macduff and
i) <=
nats ee ee
Au 3d bV Mary, da. of Skene,
CSC Oa
cat } reso in the: 98d foot,
16 March hla, Rane, youngest da; of Sine “Steins of Kilbmgies cary and
we nc 2 ‘kene: 3. Catherine? 4. Louisa.
bes,
Mid ichark Wharton Bul, of Oro, ta and
Heir Presumptive—To the Irish titles, lieut.. the hon.
Avexaxper Durr, only brother to the earl, ‘To the English
“Baron, 28 July 1786 3 Vienune and Bask, 26
") Baron Fife, in of the United Kingdom,
GEORGE-JAMES LUDLOW, Eat LUDLOW, Viscount
Preston, and Baron of Arisallt, G.C.B., « General in the Army,
Colonel’ 38th Regiment of Foot, and Lieutenant-Governor of
Berwick ; born 12 Dec. 1758, succeeded his brother, Augustus,
the late earl, 7 Nov, 1811.
‘This branch of the famil of Lats ( (ho, aoconding to Cam.
den, assumed their name Ludlow, co. co. Selon)
settled co, Wilts in the middle i “he Lith century.
Ludiow, knt., of Maiden Bradley, co. Wilts, (whose ini
Edmund, m., 2dly, Margaret, relict of viscount Bindon, 2d son
of Thomas Howard, duke of Norfolk,) m. Letitia, da. of Thomas
‘West, 6th lord Delawarr, was representative in parliament co.
Wilts, and d. 1642, leaving issue Edmund, seprementaelre
Wilts, and the celebrated general of the parliament army, d
1693, in exile, at Vevay, in Switzerland, where a monument is
erected to his memory ; and Henry, m. da. of William
Webster, of in England, esq. and of Newtown-Dran-
gan, co. Ti > by Jane, da, of Ralph, and snahenaien
to Ralph Rolleston, of Rolleston, co. ‘Noetinghamy ea
‘Margaret, 2d da. and co.-h. of sir Richard Bingham, of Watson,
co. Nottingham, knt.
Sreruen Luptow, esq., Henry's only son, settled in Ire-
land ; he studied the law, was named one of the six clerks of the
court of chancery, and d.'21 Oct. 1721, leaving issue, by ——
Lachard, a Welsh heiress of large fortune,
1. Peren.
2 Wousas, m. Catharine Stopford, sister of James, ist earl of Courtown,
XOX! Ale m3) eds Pani Bernard, of Cle Berard ee SH
grandfather of Branclsy ist ent] of Bandon, mid Saya
- ARABELLA, mm. a Nikon, by CS, Of Ran Ms 06
Rese Phohn Hogenon,” exqe ehlet justice Of the’ court of
FRawcns, m. Robert Leslie,
Pern, the eldest son, m-Mary, da, and h. of John Preston,
‘Ardaalln, esq. and had issue by her, (who was descended
from the noble family of Gormanstown, and d. 28 June \742,)
1. Peren, Ist earl.
2. Auice, m John Preston, a x
ede Hag eat icy of Waverley! co: Warwicky Bart and d 8
Prten Luptow, Ist earl, b. 21 April 1730, represented on.
Huntingdon in parliament, sworn of the privy council in
Innd, aud appointed, 30 March 1782, comptroller of his
‘The family of Carpenter is of considerable antiquity in the
ecoford, where they were seated at a place called the
1
L164; leaving several sons, of whom
Wharneombe Carpenter, youngest, m. Eleanor, da.
of William Taylor, of Withington, and d. 1091, leaving 3 sons
Groncr Canvexten, Ist lord Cs ter, son of
Wharneombe, br 10 Feb. 1657, leutegen: in the any, und go-
techn) my 1710 loos alles, a of ‘lliam,
of , 29 May Ds mm, 160%, ite illiam,
Yat viscount Charlenvout, an! 2”
da. and h. of David Petty, of Wanstead, co,
. of Wanstead,
ng gh rhongpes best oory haaid
1. Gronox, $d baron, und st ear.
LaniA, be 4 Des. 1729, m., Jat, 12 March 1700, Charles
Wynd-
bam, A Jy 12a count Bah, envoy eates-
"slosh 12 July 1749, and was succeeded by his only son,
Gronar, id lord Carpenter, 6.26 Aug. 1723, ndvanced to the
Aa j |
140 TRISH | PEERAGE.
dignitien of viscount: C of 7
Usain, Shera Pope nd
thin an x d
by Frans, poor er of Henry, earl of G
he had issue,
1. Georce, 2d earl.
2 CHARLES, b 3 Jan. 1757, capt. R.N., mm. 19 May 1785, Elizabeth,
5 oF Themes Machense ep by Tacha Waker, niece of ales
Buward Whitaker, and.d, 5Sept'§0, leaving issu,
1. Geonor, 3d
2) oe ean 4th earl.
2 be ABAURS fe 30% Ta, 4
ros Ms . Uvedale
wt Ener cae my 28 ApH 1774, Uvedate Pre: Price, of Foxley,
‘The earl d.9 March 1702, and was his
sueceeded by
Gront, 2d earl, b. 30 June 1750, m. Ist, 9 July
Frances Manners, eldest da. of John, 4 -
son of John, 3d duke of Rutland, (which marriage was.
by-act of parliament in Oct. 1777.) ear
1780, ] ;
her (who d.'7 Oct. 1800) bud
ei ont Say —)
Supra pmeerte 1S June 1; my Ag, 108, Henry de
he srt 6 Ape b, without surviving male issue and
was succeeded by his
see ett stutter
captain in the army, it. Ist regiment
Oct. 1788. His Teast ‘ip entered into the
luriteer, d. at Wilna, in Lithuania, of exces ag, ey
1812, and was buried with military honours in
chabrharhie « sorbent at Bese rectal to hae
r Jussian commander-in-chief, prince Kutusoff Siao+,
lenskoi. He was succeeded by his only As, rye
Jous-Deravar, itand 4th earl, ;
Heir Apparent—Non
Creations—Baron, 29 "ass FTO Viscount Carlingford, and
Enel of Tyraonnel, 1 May 17
Arine—See Plaie 73. ‘alx argent and gules, on a chevron azure, three
GEORGE-AUGUSTUS-FRANCIS RAWDON - HAST-
INGS, Eant of MOIRA, Baron Rawdon, of Moira, co. Down,
Marquess a, Hating, Earl of Rawdon, Viscount Loudous,
ast
Pan’ the Uni United Kingdom ; born 4 Feb. 1808.
See Manavess of HastiNes, in the Peerage of England.
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errant Soecracerraes
is ne,” i: baad
a
We pe es eee
Betz seen. Camere ret, Aug, 1738,
5 Jane 1
mCucannorre bf Sept 1765,
ree th fra Carbery, ood
pyiuedaathe be Nove 1770, my 6 July 170%, Dudley pe
‘Westineath, eq.
‘The earl m., 2dly, Anne, da. of the rev. pect
hire? ke 0. o, rk, and by her (whod. 1778} ha Sagar
i fas Wr doen Set fas had
ener tl aly, Jay Ms tarns witow of
SE tiotymod Houses oo: Devon, eqs By hs Int wife he des ¢
i! 3 Dec. 1892, James-Exam-Purefoy Turbett
& Manta-Lor inky dun tw. dames Koon Gotnrot ial =
co. Westmeath, tN
oe s urawon, Sept 1776, a, May 1901, the hon. Frederick \Civebiists,
‘of naronese Waterpark.
“ithe eatl m., Bily, iin Jan, 701, Wlaabeths do, Richard
Underwood, on9., and by her (who d! 5 June 1820) Ht issue, —
wre. Sept. 100.
13, Jom, be Peds 1707
15, Crete LiretiA, mu 14 May 1816 slr George Buggin, of Great Cum
Place, kit, who.
vee uangtun, ey? Mareh Ii rev Charles Dough, som of teow
son: Bena, tof Same 1 ‘lof Morne oss
VARs me, 97 Oc 102, Douglas,
1 Ceclia Fi 2 peat
4 Atqustus-Prederick, & 1 Feb. 1096. a
1G, JULIA, mis 23 Dece ee Heabert “Manners Lockwood, esq.
17. CMAKLRs, Lieut.-col.
The earl d. 8 Oct. 1809, and was sucoceded hy his eldest san,’
ARTHUR-SAUNDERS, present and 3d earl.
‘Heir Presumptive—Hon. colonel Wi1.t1aM-Joux Goxe,next
brother to the earl,
Creations — Baronet of Ireland, 1662; Viscount and Baron, 13
Ang, 1758 5 Earl, 12 April 1762.
rma—See Pil jules, a fess between three cross crosslets fitché, or.
iyperters—Two Warses
Siete tahoe ngne woncen.® Under this sign thou shalt conquer,
——
JAMES-GEORGE STOPFORD, Eant of COURTOWN,
Uhre Stopford, Baron Courtown, co. Wexford, in the Peer-
of Ireland, and Baron SartEnsronn, of Saltersford, co.
a vester, that of Great Britain, K.P., Captain of the Bani
of Gentlemen Pensioners, a Governor co. Wexford: born 15
Aug. 1765; succeeded his father, James, the late earl; 30
Mitch 1 baie married, 29 Jan. 1791, Elizabeth.Scott, eldest da.
uM
JO, EARLS 6) "3
Fan, 1005 h Jase b. 20 Fes. 100070. Cranvorye:
ins : 007 i, d June 1980 ; —10, Canorreesat q
F) ‘onn, Ist carl of Courtown, (whose ancestor,
paeearee no
1. James, 24 earl.
et eee
iia pas
, loot)
arch Ym, having my 28 May 178, Walter We, eo
ae Te motes,
ie.
it 24 K.P., erented, 7 June 1 baron I.
(Satan, rd, e0. Chester, sii as a Tre2,
Mary,
46 Apeil 17
co-h, of Richard of beng’ Mall, co.
“
IRISH. PEERAGE.
tate
Siete ae iy eae
intra ofthe be, 88
he pete holy iy dre hapa In ‘a. hi
sar et cr 1b Nov, Ai Hels bapainea
Pile ent and 24 earl,
Heir Appa lAmEs-T10 m8, Viscount erase he
Creations —Baron, 19 Sept. 17583 Viscount and Bari, 12 Apel!
1762; Baron on, Balveresonds § in EB andy 2 Usuly tie - =
Set cockatie, woe vate, wreper
crepes ate
Two Shika ee ac ilar
Motto Patria infelie pels, Buithful to an tnhappy eoumtry.”” ”
on the shoulder with 9
ess
JOSEPH LEESON, Ean, of MILTOWN, Viscount
borough, and Baron, Russborough, co. Wicklow: 2
1799; succeeded his grandfather, Brice, the late earl,
1807; married, June 1828, Barbara, da, of sir, Joshi
Meredith, bart, and widow of Eyre Tilson, st
and has issue, JOSEPH, viscount Russborough, b. 10
Josrrs Larson, lst entl of Miltown, b. 11 Mareh 171%, was
created, & May 1746, baron Russborough, & Sept. 1760, viscount
Russborouoh, and, V0 May 1703, earl of Aiton: ety 20
Jan. 1729, Cecilia’ eldest da. of Francis Leigh, esq. and by
(oho d 39 Nov. 1781) hd issue,
1. Joseru, 24 earl
2; Buren, Bdcarle r.
3. Many, m., Feb. 1764, Jobn, 2d earl of Mayo.
ep arrow cana
esq descended from the viscounts Gormanston, and had issue by
bicig ere eRe LE Park
6; 630-7, me 170, He eae 2
‘The ear) my Sdlgy 10 Feb: 1700, Bltzabe of William
Brew, of Oakport, dein of ong sone ‘son ‘of John
ronchy of French Pu, co. Roscommon eq and ad ass
ee Bare ge Beg
Eiscigcatr ed 4 June
Elerbee s TF. Th, Wiliam Hale, Jun; RNAV W ei.
Seas 3) et ‘Be Te Gut et touche, ety. deg
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Sgt tepid bat Aor fore of
‘sgheead mmanary 24 Dee von Hai dng
446 IRISH PEERAGE.
Charlemont, with remainder to his sir WILLiam, who
hecame, on his uncle’s death 1627, 2d n, and @. 1640, leav-
ing, besides other issue, 3 sens, successively barons
viz. Tony, 3d baron, murdered 1641 ; Roser, 4th baron, ako
d. 1641; and
WILi1ax, 5th baron of Charlemont, created viscount Charie-
mont 1665, and had issue by Sarah, da of Charles Moore,
viscount Drogheda,
_ Wirriam, 2d viscoant mL July 1678, Anne Margetson:
Raeana i ay as eset aad Armagh ; and dying 2! July
1728, was succeeded by his
JaMES, 3d viscount, m. “Elizabeth, da. of Francis Ber-
nard, of Castle Bernard, esq-, judge of court of Common
Pleas, (ancestor of the earls of Bandon,) and had issue by her,
(who m., 2dly, 9 Oct. 1740, Thomas
co. Cork, esq-,)
1. James, 4th viscount.
9. Francis, m., Oct. 1769, Mary » Only da. of John, lord Eyre; tea
London 9 Nov. 1778, sccocopanted by indy, chiar da, a a fete
Pp e
~w
son, .
James, 4th viscount, K.P., 5. 18 Ang. 1728, created earl of
Charlemont 23 Dec. 17638, it appearing from the ralls of the court
of chancery, that James L, by letters under his sign manual,
dated at Westminster 16 July 1622, directed the chief governor
of Ireland to cause letters patent to pass under the great seal,
containing a grant of the dignity of an earl to the then
Charlemont, but which was never put in execution ; 2 Jal
1768, Mary, da. of Thomas Hickman, co. Clare, eaq., "llesoended
from the noble family of Windsor, viscounts Windsor, "which title
became extinct 1728, (who d. April 1807,) and had issue,
1. Faancis-WILLIAM, present carl. sa
2. James THOMAS, | . 1 Aug. iy d. 8 Sept.
3% Haexry, of Hackl co. Armagh, wet 29 Ju)
1779, m., 30 ‘Auge 1819. Bilsa abeth- Margaret, ad d Oped eal Beosse, of
Ralines, co. Ma » ean, and
1. James Mc eux, we Oct la 1890,
2. Henry-¥ , b. April 1929.
Margaret, 5. b. AV 1624.
4. ELisaneTh,
The earl d. 4 Aug. 1789. 7nd was succeeded by his son,
Frawcis-WILLIAM, present and 2d earl.
Heir Presumptive-The hon. HENry CauLFEILD, only bro-
ther of the earl.
Creations— Baron, 22 Dec. 1620; Viscount, 8 Oct. 1665;
Earl, 23 Dec. 1763.
Arma—See Plate 73. Barry of ten argent and gules, on a canton of the se-
eee nf head erased gules gorged with a collar gemeHl argent.
Py) Ww
Suppertere— wo dragons, wings elevated, gules, gorged with a collar ge-
ns fette— Deo duces frre eomieante, God my leader, end my sword sry com-
pan
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748 IRISH PEERAGE.
BDWARD GARTH-TURNOUR, Eant WINTERTON
Viscount Turncur, Beron Winterten, ef Gort, on Galway
born 11 May 1758; succeeded his fatber, Edward, the late anri,
10 Aug. 1788; married, 6 Nov. 1781, Jane, da. ef Richard
Chapman, of London, esq., by whom (who d. 18 Jane 1792) he
had issue,——1. Jane, 5. 22 Nov. 1782; —-2. EDW ,
viscount Turnour, 6 13 June 1784, m., 28 May 1800, Lary-
Louisa, da. of John Heys, eaq., and by her has imme, 1. Edeward,
&. 18 May 1810; 2. Charlotie-Emily-Harviett-Aune, b. 4. Sep.
WL; 3% Lucy-Louisa-DMartia, 6.19 Nov. 1812; 4. Hepe(e da)
& 31 Dee. 1813 ;—— 3. Anne, & 6 Deo. 1785, m., 14 June 1810,
air Charlies Chad, hart. ;——4. AgtrHurn-Ricnarp, 6. 14 Jan.
1387, m., 1 Sept. 1829, Charlotte-Fitzherbert, eldest da. of
QGeanre Daysh, esq., of New Grove, Petworth, Sussex ;—— 5.
lsamenva-EvizaBeTH, 4. 19 April 1788;——6. Apotrats,
A 3 Aug. 1780, m., 9 Nov. 1812, Jessie, 2d da. of F. Dewar,
@ey., and has issue, 1. Anne-Chad, 6. 12 May 1814; 2 Charies-
Clad, 6.2) Nov. 1815; 3. Harriet, 6. 23 Oct. and d. 6 Nov.
18lZ 3 4 .frthur-Edward, 6. 31 Jan. 1819; 5. Edward, 6. 18
Seps. 1kI1; 6. -dolphus-Augustus, 5. 22 April 1823; 7. a de..
& 22 Jan. 18238 ;—-7. Jonmw—Josian, b 4 Feb. 1792, d. 19
July. 1798 The earl m., Sdly, 30 May 1795, Harriet, eldest da.
w Willian Board, of Paxhill Park, co. Sussex, esq,, and widow
wi the cer. Juha Bodicote.
Sir Adwerd Turnour, of the house of commons 1661,
and bond chiet baron of the exchequer 16715 was father of. sir
Edwant Turneur, knt., ss. Isabella, da. of William Keith, eari
IMarischal; on the failure of whose issue male, the Turnour
watates devulred an the representatives of his da., Sarah Tuor-
nour, whe mw. Francis Giee, esq., and had issue, Sarah, who, sur-
viving all the male line of the Turnours, became sole heiress of
the family; she a. Joseph Garth, esq., and d. 22 Sept. 1744,
leaving issue, Epwarnp, Ist earl; and Sareh, m., July 1757,
Juhn.- W illiam.Bacaun Foster, of Newton Cap, co. Durham, esq.
Epwaxp, Ist eart, sole representative of his maternal ances-
tors, was created baron Winterton, of Gort, 10 April 1761, and
advanced to the diguity of viscount Turnour, and earl Winter-
gun, 12 Fed. 1768; the earl m., 13 March 1756, Anne, da. of
Phomas, lord Archer, and had issue by her, (who d. 20 June
274,)
l. Epwaan, the present earl.
B® Aatnta, & Mr, dl ee
U
3% Gepaun, RN., 2. 3 det. BO, & 2) June 1A?
4 divonan, A 4 Feb 17a me. Emille de Baussett, niece of the cardinal!
duke de Baussett, and @ in Ceylon 19 April 1813, leaving issue,
1. Anna-Ronvily, om. the chevalier de Pariset.
2% George, 6.1L March 17a.
Francea, 4. 14 Nov. 1H}, m. at Ceylon, 5 July 1820, WOliam Gran-
Ville, euy., seetetary to government.
& Edw . &. 32 Aug. les.
S& Jane, ON April lan
& Hunav, & WW April [7®, R.N., d. Sept. 10N6.
6 Cuarces, bd. 0 June 1778, ieut. ORh foot, d. 23 Feb. 1816.
750 IRISH* PEERAGE.
Ay Warurast, 26th-lords . .
2 CHARLES, d. an infant.
Talay one ina, rors
deceased” °
‘Mar ‘
© MAME ty bs be Oct 16H; m; i, 98770 rob 18, Eira Mi st jae.
‘Of sir Stephen Rice, chief baron of the ih,
Bem gui gf Qunioroven sm WMldave: war nod Auge 7
ane
Warrant, 26th lord, J. M Jan. 1688, maj 2 A
oungest da. of lieut.-gen. Richard Georges, sea
Uehorm, 2dly, Nicholas Weldon, esq. ae
1, THomas, 27th lord.
2 Wieram, 1 June 1792, a. e oma 174%
B Many, 617 May 172, 18 ‘Richard, eldest son of sir Richard
Gethin, bart., and d.
His lordship d 4 Apri 1748, and was nncteiiel Se Nab
son,
‘Tuostas; 27th baron, b. 10: May 1790, created viscount Sh
Lawrance, and earl of Howth, 3 Sept. 1767, m., 17 Now. 1750,
Isabella, da. of the right hon. sir Henry King, bart., and sister
of Edward, Ist earl of Kingston, and Thnd issue by hery (who d
20 Oct. 1794,)
1. WrixraM, 2d earl.
2, "Tuorias, Db, Woof Cork ad Roms, ms Prances, eldest das and c-
heiress of Henry Coghlan, has See,
senna RO dec, ma 20 Feb 1816, Harriet, only di: St cokaneh
Pa ‘sta, tn holy orders, archdeacon of Ross.
4 Emma, m,, 21 Feb. 1905, the rev. William-Lewis Beaufort.
5 Isabella, me, 1 Aug. 1808) the rev. John Leslie D.D., lard bishop of
Elphin.
‘Letitia,
7. Coraline, a. 22 May tats.
8, Frances.
2. Hiway in the army, @.7 Aug. 17.
4 Tsanedas be 90 Auk. 173, mm 16 Nov. 1773, Dudley, lord Sidmey, which
‘barony ‘of Sidney becamn Ayia.
Te Bateaburd, mo feb 17, ens air Paul resume ot of Woodhouse,
a byl Tower, 3 amr a a 9 Jan 0,
‘The earl de 30 Sept, 1801, and was smucoendod by bis Sides ily
Wrnxsare 9d earl. 4 Oct. 1751, my 1 June 1777, Mary,
2d da. and co-h. of Thomas Birmingham, earl of Lowth, and
had issue by her, (he, d. 20 July 1793.)
si; Hanne, m, 28 Jan. 100), Arthur-rench St. George, of Tyrone, €
jo hiss ia, Witla, 3 carl of Annesley, from whom
“Apr
Sarina. ,
ne Maem Glitbed ‘Trotter, of Clough tiowe, cor Galway, ek, ahi 24
‘The earl m., 2dly, Margaret, eldest da. of William Burke; of
Glinsk, oo. Galway, by whom he had issue,
5. Tuomas, prevent earl.
‘ Cine, regi Mach Chae ‘viscount Dungarvan, eldest
‘tthe ental fae* by Ungarvan, “
oe ueanern
1) BARES) mr
‘The earl d. 4 April 1022, and was suectadod by his sre
7 IRISH PEBRAGE.
2 B12 Aug. 1773, created vispount Lorton (100 i660 37
= ‘4M! | mvt L
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and t
Heir Apparent—Epwaxp, viscount Kixessonouci, the
ton. :
Creations —Baronet of Treland, 27 Sept. 1682; Baron King-
ston, 13 Jaly 1764; Viscount Kingston, 15 Nov. 1706 ¢ Earlot
2% of the United King.
Th. Gules, two lions counter rampant supporting a dexter
hai St the writ, all hegent.
resent of a tal corunet a dexter hand eect, withthe Mec ad eid
Gogg tenet Gorn fee eas ee
and gules, ducally crowned
Nate apes tubs cae "The safest Mipe ein bantens eet eS
——
WILLIAM MOLYNEUX, Eant of SEFTON, Viseonur
Molyneux, of Mary a Baronet of England, and Vice-
geet 7th light dragoons, 1 July 1799;—~-6. Hewes
\CHARD, b. 27 Aug; 1800;——7. Faaxens, b. 1002 ;——-&
ne
———l
DO0BAREBEI 2
Canotrwe-Hanaterr, (bo 4 ‘May 1808 7-9.
Gaston 2. & March 1805;——10. Katurnixg, & 20:
608. a re rts per re
uncle, and ae ereated,
30 Nov. 171, earl of Sefton; m., 27 Nov. 1768, Isabella Stat
hope, da. of William, 2d earl of Hi 1, (by Caroline, eller:
da. of Charles 7, 2d duke of Grafton, K.G.,) by whom (who
420 Jan. 1819) he
Wuerttam, present earl.
‘The earl d. 31 Jan. 1795, anit wns succeeded by his only son,
‘Wicctaat, present and 2d earl.
Heir “1 neenctooh pr ebih e ehm Motrxtex,
“Creations Baronet of England, 111 Viscount, 22 Dec: 1030
Creations—} 611; Viscount, rv
Earl, 30 Now. 1771 aa :
‘Azure, a crom moline or,
‘chapeata ues, tured up ermine, and adorned with phune of pea
ROBERT JOCELYN, Eant. of RODEN, Viscocint Joce-
in + Baron Craw mmassriy, of
K.P., and an Ei Baronet, Auditor-
Geeveral of the dstucetakanrrtie st Oe
5 sae
754 IRISH PEERAGE.
3. Srmawor, 6. 1823;——4. Exizaseru-Faawces-€nan-
Lorre, 6. 13 Dew 1813;——5. Paaxces, 6. 20 Nov. 1814;
——6. Emma, deceased ;——]. Mania, 6. 29 Sept. 1824.
Serna Cecsaxt a nobleman of Brittany, passed. into
England time of Edward the Confessor, and was father of
Be Gilbert oem, bo setaraat into Norsiandy, and atoms.
panied the Conqueror in tion
whom he obtained the aaa soe pe
sons, Gilbert and Geoffrey. ‘The eldest was born at ing.
ham, and founded vat that
place, who were from him called Gilbertines; he d. 1186, aud
was canonized by Popo Innooent TUL 1202. de Joce-
Jyn, 24 son, on his brother embracing’ religions life, inkerited
‘by Elizabeth, de. of John, lord Sudeley.) by which marriage
rare W: posessed of Hyde. Hall, whieh hes
remained ever since in their possession. Sir wheat ton
fordien, Wilts, eon beside other issue, sir Strange,
eestor of sir Fs, Who, di ee rg Sh a
vo the earl of Roden ;) and 5th son, who, by Agnesy da.
of Thomas Bray, esq., had issue'an only son,
Fs neacrn By c8 ied cel I ri and 12 times
justice ‘ingdom, who was created baron. Newport,
174: Fad Sparky i Sigitiy oF Vacca irene Ett
The viscount mm, Let, Charlee, co. of Charles Andere of
Worcester, esij-, who d. 23 Feb. 773 ‘he ma 2aly, 15 Now: 1764,
Fricea ds of Thomas Claxton of Dublinyren
BRAN leust oh Rong solo inhs 20 ay TEN t
3 Dec. 1756, aud was succeeded by his son, ,
Ronerr, 2d viscount, who was advanced to the di
asl of Roden, 1 Dec: 1771. "The ead! ae vm me
Hamilton, eldest da. of James, earl of Clan! vee
Bentinck, da. of William, “oo of Porn a
brother, James, last earl of Clan!
1, Ronen, i earl.
2 b Gaeeeee te 7 Dec. 1764, m. miss Thomasine sien, it 6 nadie
Ios by
let, mi. rey. Ws
i alter Hi
z Dec. Pies Bo x andl de July 10
4 Coulee Apel AUD, te Hons sv. ase W gal
who d. 6 Sept. 1i%3, .
Walter
‘Walter mee
reef aire hen erste
Anne-Charlotie, m.,3 A. Robert En
Wisterdord, and nephew Sf the att Of Mayon “ wena
puch Sen got ae
SA BARLSI A! ys
4 Sormroe wes ApriL 17H, James Arbuckle, enq.rend 4, hia widaw-Oct.
= lait aifee Sen Onde) ot Wenrweed! Hotse; eo
Es "e's is, 1, alin Anne, 26 of Jo Orde, o
rea cent reer
Lh ie aamne Ra age son
2 Tne ern
Viscount Joona, sin of the eu.
eae ' ‘ewport, 1744;
del, V7 san Ber of Modes, 1711's Baron
armo—see Pinte FA eer aea oy take gest eat les
with four amp ep en a:
oreo tions wines *. belied oF.
mum devvir, To de my duty.
pera
40UN VAUGHAN, Ent of LISBURNE, Viscount Liss
burne,, Lord Vs Baron Fethers, born % March 1760;
ucoeeded. his -, Wilmot, the late earl, 6 May 1820, col.
in the army ; married, 2-Aug. 1798, Lucy, 6th illiam,
‘eeoont, Courtenay, and has jane, ——1- Wusmor, b 17004 4.
sow 1818 «2, "ERNEST-AUGUSTUS, lord Vaughan, be
Oct. 1800;——3. ieee tienes cap 0th fot, 8 eh
mm Oct. 1890, Mary Jone
OPE of Mai nid en. —-4. Jourx-Suuar To, b $1 Oct ss
— bd. Wittram-MALe®, lieut, 4th dragoon. Moy
Wott Luce-Haniner, haFos 108. ™
Joux Vavorax, Ist viscount Lisburne, i mig Jobn
ee wile tll 30 courbol' Conve lens, 1663,)
was created, by William III., 26 June pop. baron Fethers, wad
poole Lisburne, Wh ay Filmot, da. of
sso me Sr exq-;) und sister nud cich. of
yaar! of Rochester, and pd farus by ben
a
2 Winsor, 3d viscount,
IRISH PEERAGE.
as amafl ts ablt odt yd embgelA Satiall
wr
Pridedton, of Netherton bart
che aaa Tanta soley ea oem
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issue by her,
ceeded by hi a Sore
sete Bd fri ane m, 1727, Hisabeth, eldest da. uf
Thomas Watson, esq., and had issue, fed 8h
1. WiLaor, 4th viscount.
2. StrJoux, KB. a 4m the army; col. oy gmetad
a ebeizantern, Thomas Loyd, of abercrinant, <0, Cardigan, and
{Phe ome 19 Jan: 1706, and was succeeded by lis eest
Wrrmon, 4th viscount, advanced to-the’ aigntty bf: etrl ot
Liars 18 July 1776 Reis agai 1754, Sp
of Joseph-Gascoyne Nighti
ag ae
and sole ier brother,
hy her (who d. 19 May 1755) had issue,
1. Winmor, 2d earl.
‘The earl m, 2dly, 19 April 1768, Dorothy, eldest da. of Jahn
Shafto, of Whitworth, co, Durham, esq., and had issue tele,
(who d, 12 Sept. 1805,)
2. Joun, present earl.
al ie oat be eee my 14 May 17025 sir or
4 Mauer, 6. 30 July 1765.
‘The earl d. 6 Jan. 1800, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Witmor, 9th viscount, and 2d earl, b. 9 1755, re? am,
@ May 1990; and was succeeded by his only brother, $3
Har Aopen! ord Vavoua, ie eth
reir Apparent— ‘AU GHAY,
Senin’ —Vincunt and Baron, 25 June 16055 oar rie doy
‘Arew—See Plate 74. Sable, @ chevron between three fcurs-dectis argent.
Gren—An arm emiowed i ane Cat ha fleur-de-lis.
a hupterter= Deter winger vert
one en: sae heute anal oa, eh et >
("até recerter imal L will ot retura unrevenged:
—
cotint ase (cul co. Tipperary, Baron Gilford, do. Dow
Highest, the late earl, 3 1805. Baroy Bxtrorainary
Ainbassador Prods hel a Berlin. Created « Baron =
wore:
ae dae ay tee ie, Gh Pee
ZZ ny 4 oy
a crin, and bad issue by her, (who d. on HT)
i een . young.
Ricsanp, mecessive barts.
a ti Ponsonby, of Crotto, exq., M.P. for Kinsale,
i replace heir
te ro Kildare). abd
Des i of To, Com ot
by
pie Tonge G4
aod bad Tear ep keicbees ally, 6 Oe ivani tie the ghee,
sir Henry Cavendish, of Doveridge Hall, co. Derby, bart and
and @. 13 March 1287.
‘Sir Richard d-2y April 1744,and war sicoeeted his only son,
Joust MEADE, It ciel of Clanwrilias, and) 4th bart 6.2
ron of Gilford, and advanced to the dignity of ‘earl of Clanvil-
iam, 20 duly 17763 ma 29 . T505. Thodena, aly dae aod
hy of Robert-Hawkins Magill, esq., (nephew and h. of sir John
ill, bart.) by his second wife, Anne, 2d da. of John, earl of
Henry-tlugh, ih, 10 Bebe 8 Mach
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i
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ts
& Epwano, in Sie 1
of fiance Feary Cee Lat tal ats
1 Caritanine, 0 7 Oct. 170), m3 June 170, Richart Winged 4th
viicount Powerscourt, 17 Feb.
oder mnane. oni SakanPaaschs, my 6 March 1709, gen. Jord Howden,
aa MEASINA-ADELATDE, my BE Dec. Mol, Jobe-Brabasc, 2h eat of
11. ROSe-MARrA-ARABELLA-SARAM.
‘The earl d. 19 Oct. 1800, and was succeeded by his
© Ricuann, 2d earl, 6. 10 May 1766, m., Ist, at ict in
Bohemia, 6 Oct. 1793, Pastis, aca of Thunn, 34 da. of
eat Ricuan, present earl
Cohort
foie, Preniptive The hoo. Meutigens:Rosuny «MEADS,
Py
Creations—Buronet of Ireland, 1703; Viscount and Baron,
17 Noy. 1766 ; Earl, 20 July 1776.
Arme—See Pinte 74. Gules, a cheveron ermine, between three trefolls
sa eee ids table abet
rset Always realy
a
RICHARD GRENVILLE-NUGENT-BRYDGES-CHAN-
DOS-TEMPLE, Eant NUGENT, in the Eveoen or tent
Ireland
and Chandos; Marquess of Chandos
Marga of Batinghan and Earl Temple, in the Peerage of
England, K.G., D.C.
See Duxx of Bucxrxonam, in the Peerage of England.
Creation Bar! Nugent, 21 21 July 176.
eS
BENJAMIN-O'NEALE STRATFORD, Eant of ALD-
BOROUGH, Viscount Amiens, Viscount Al of Belan,
and Baron of succeeded his besorgen 3d earl, 7
March 1823; wnerw ene child of iyo nat
and. niece and b, of 1 €sqry and hiss issue, —
MASON.G! a An SENS ARS, viscount Amiens, b. 1704;
in Scotland, Cornelia-Jane, da, of
“vie araeryed issue; —2. Exaza;
760 IRISH PEERAGE.
: te splatase sens ersten byte Theo
, 8 Net
en
Wc fy wd
“SP a Baad ns
sca wee of Dumlavan, a sine
EEE eee
1G Aveit, ms George Powell, esq.) and ik July 1806. ae
1 @ 7 ‘Queade, and «. Ma} 10a. h!
pate ca
Akane
4 Mantas i tprin to nn sn yi
The earh ds 24 Taly 177, and wan suoceeded by bye
gata, 24 ear, my ints Barbaray da ang han all
of Pe ee ae nae ay Pay ley Now
embroke and Montgomery,
of Glemam Bal, esq) Set hal aa tome by bee Cea 7
April 1785); and his lordship m., 2dly, 24 March 1788, Anne-
Elizabeth Henniker, only da. of John, Ist lord Henniker, and
niece to the late duchess of Chandos, but had no issue by her
(who m., 2dly, Dec. 1801, George Powell, esq., and de 14 July
3002), "The earl d. 2 Jan. 1801, and was succeeded by his bro-
er,
Jou, 3d earl, m., in April 1777, Bli: da. of the hon.
and rev. Frederic Hamilton, eldest son of lord ibald Hamil-
‘ton, 7th son of William, 3d duke of Hamilton, and had issue 3
das.,
1. ot 1» Me, 28 July 1797, rear-admiral John-Richard-1 Halliday,
ey iets only royal tn tank ae
7'March 1823, mento aa np
Bax samry-O'NeaLe, present and 4th enc.
Plate
cules ically crowned
re in arrou r holding a a :
-An arm erabow sca ng a nea \
Sepals ight banda trumpet, and in her
fan in ‘ome armour, “shield on the right arm anda spear iy
‘Moidor-Plrtutl iA betat et arma Nothing an ret rlour and arms
——.
STEPHEN MOORE, Rant of MOUNTCASHELIs Vis:
court Mounteashell, co. ‘Tipperary, Baron Kilworth, of
Park, co. Cork ; born 20 Aug. 1792 ;, succeeded his ie 2g
Bem the lao carl, 27 Oct, 18835 marrid, 81 May 1810, Anni
arity da. of Samuel Wyss, esq., and has issue,—1. Jane, 0.
14 May 1020 ;——2. Canoniwe-Anwe, 8. 19 Nov. 1891 ;—
3. Hetewa-Aprtarpn, 6 1 Aug. 1823;—4, STEPHEN,
lord Kilworth, b. 11 March 1825 ; —5. Cuanues-Writram,
6. 1 Oct. 1826: —6. a DA., 6. 29 Oct. I
- a n
IA
Aan a codec Dab Foren
Die Cousin, Marys da. of the hon. and 2e%. novee
[an gn i, Ree
=f atesitey me
& jr me Der cousin, William Moore, eq .
6, SAW, me, 81 Sept. 179, Henry Sundford, of Catleren, en, amin 17B,
Cho aT
ike Se ee ark
earl
da. of John, 2d earl of Moira, by Helena Perceval, da. of Jol,
eof Bett ny har (vhs 437 Sy 1792) had isue,
1. SrErnen, 2d
Ewing
& Wetewa, 0. 4 napa rs rob vy rg
His lordship a. 14 May 1700, and wax succeeded
e taanonee] oo WW oa drains sar
762 TRISH*PEERAGE.
bt inept oe Rieke Jord Rokeby, archbishop of Armagh, aud pri-
eri caweri, Ra eget a tithes meet
ae
i sticcebded by his eldest Has
STEPHEN, Set and 3
a Apparent—Lord. Kr Bae the earl"s
eandicte at Te 4 July. 1764 ¢’ Viscount, 33" 22 Jun. 1766 ;
Eat San 17 BL.
Ariix—See Plate 74. Sable, a swan withio a border engrailéa agent.
Dexter ard} Sinister, a rhinoceros; hoth
pentions i. a % Proper, plain
‘Motto—Vie unita fortior. Force united becomes more powerful.
rated
ANNE-CATHARINE MACDONNEL, Countess of AN-
TRIM, Viscountess Dunluce ; born 11 Feb. 1778 s succeeded her
father, Randal-William, the late marquess, in the earldom:and
viseounty, 28 July 17915 married, ae 28 April 1799, to sir
Henry-Tempest Vane, of Winyard, co. Durham, bart.
him (who d. 1 Aug. 1813) the countess had issue, FRAN.
Sa VANE-TEMPEST, 6. 16 Jan. 1800, m., 3 April
the present marquess of Londonderry. |The conotess .,
Site! 24 May 1817, Edawuad Phelps, exjs who lias, pega the
nane.of Macdonnell only by royal sigu manual, 27 June 1817,
Raypat Macpoxxe4t, of Dunluce, descended from the Mac:
, fords ofthe isles; aa created ‘eagl-o€ Antrien 18-Det:
1620, and d, 1636, leaving 2-sons, Rawat, 2d earl, who was
pric egress ‘marques of Antrim, on account of his
loyalty to king Grae. 1, 1644; was twice m., but d, without
issue, 8 Feh. ‘Yeoa: ana Avexaxpen, Sd earl, who d. 1699,
teres issue,
“Rasa dth earl who m. Rachel, sster of Clotworthy, 2d
viscount Massereene, and d. 19 Oct. 1721, leaving
si ce Sth earl, b. 15 July 1713; be ms Ist, 10 oe
1735, Elizabeth, da. of Matthew Pennefather, esq., which
March 1737, leaving no issue ; he m., 2dly, jreees eldest das rs
h. of Claries Reis Plunkett, esq., son of Matthew, 7th lord
Louth, by. (who d. 15 Jan, 1755) he had issue,
I. thos a Mia fo Aa 19777, Joseph Sandford, of
oo
ak ee epymueger
i$ * tam, the late marques.
ites ‘aly 5 ie 1755, Catharine, youngest da,
Thomas Meredy et Newey esq. and relict of James Taylor,
Sodus, st Bees, by whom he bad np
Phe eal d 18 Ock aye, and wns ‘succeeded, by his only
Gr earl, b. 4 Nov. 1749, created ‘mars
spe ona ‘nd earl of Antrim, 2 May.1785,
—_
_# : _&
1. Awwe-Catmanr ehent countess
i pee ee Dh 5
marquess d, 28 1791, when the r became
alge poy duly a ieee
Awse-Catnantye, the présent counters of
iress Presumptice—Lady Cuansortx Kuan, only sister
of the countess.
‘Creations—V iscount and Earl, 2
1785.
prmare Tess, Sema as, =
Span auiaeg paseo see aed
ere cea crc ee ere
es oe Sta
‘THOMAS PAKENHAM, pt nad Banow of LONG.
FORD, Irish Honours, ‘bexter, in the of the
Uni r -K.P., Custos Rotulorum co. and
beth, the late countess ; ‘a Peer of the United
an ae ‘July 1821 5 fs 2
earl Beauchamp, und has isswe,-— WAID-MT-
‘HAEL, lord Pakenham, 6. 30 Oct. 1817 ;— 2 Wrutrast-
Lyoox, b BL Jan. 1819 ;— 3. Tromas-Atexannen, 6. 3
1820 ;——4. Cuanies-Reotwann, b 21 Sept. 1621;
—_—s. oo agent der gh cs 1623 ;——6. oe
TWARTY: ‘Sept. 1026;—7. h pavonryn,
TE Oct. 1627. 5
‘Wartrast nx Pacesiast was
Hall, knight of the shire co. West-
Thromas Paxexaan, Ist lord, 5. May 1713, m., 5 March
RS. Rexeabech. ane heiress of Michael Cuffe, esq., nephew and
haz v¢ Am}rwe Aungier, 2d and last earl of Longford of that
Semniiv. was created. 1736, baron of Longford, and had issue by
ber. jw was creased, 5 July 1785, countess of Longford, and d.
Ram. 15S.
A. E>waxo-Micmant, 9d lord.
2B Rosexr. wz che ary, who & une. 1575.
& Wissame
& Sr Teaman, Sc, an adeniral of the red, 6. 1757, m., 1785, Louisa, da.
of San Pig: Sow. Noe Seagies, and has iasue,
i Bicack Macha, & 23 Aug. 1705, has taken the surname of Cowo.ty
@ eSi2ta =: uni ser Pakenham, m., 25 May 1819, CatherineJane, da.
ef CQucne- 2a e-Pomeoebr Barker, 99., and has issue issue, 1. Lowiss, .
FRE LL Pine % IR: 3 Chemler, b 1894; 4 Henrietta, b. 1835; S.
Peer nk~ Bala. wowed, & HS: 6 trthur, b. 1228.
& Thawte. EL loc. civil service, 6. 12 Oct. 17e7, mn» Feb. 18 1813,
Beebo Mi. da Wd Gewt.-gem. -A Wetherall, and by her
& Wuusr. 5 Fea WR
& Asks ca. RN. KR 18 Oct. 1S, m., Aug. 1817, Caroline Emily, da-
wf st Yom- BE eo Fapham, and has issue, 1. Catherine ; 2. Elizabeth ; 3
} eee
Sane en Re Mach TEN, me 1 Sept. 1814, W iltiam-Dutton
& Eieatech, \ 29 Sept 5
Neen-weza, Seve. IR, a, 19 April 1838, rev. Johm Hare.
z SpLae A May DR
A Sows. & Sat oe % 4 June 1798, m., July 1829, Harriett-Maria,
om wick “we Tent Browne.
a Pes PASS TB sso.
SR Basi atere. 8 7
om. I Ss we Wy Vandeleu r and d. 1772
: Roe m. Jane ies Willase Sherlock, of Sherlockstown, es esq., and
&é tote
His awss*p 7. A) April 1776, and was succeeded by his son,
BowaanMrcaser, Ad lord, & 1] April 1743, m., 25 June
TSR. Casharze. 241 da. of the right hon. Hercules-I
Row bev. EG:ateth, viscountess Langford, and by her (who oa.
12 Mam’ V8ie' had issue,
lL. Trosas, present earl.
AB Sit Bow cee NO ware. G.C.B, ma or-een. in the army, and col. 6th
Weet latie ngiice:, eho received the t houses of pariiament
foe Ris cords Cat cho Sasthes af the Pyrenees, 1813; 6. 19 March 1778, killed in
action pear New Orbuans, in Arverica, § Jan. 18135, to whose memory a monu-
vaemt bh erectudd in de cabedral af Sc. Paul, at the public expense.
& Meat e-RoaKcar, OBA ay Sep 1781, col. in the army, and aid-de-
Camp to the Aung > reewiv ed an bom dlistinction for his gallant services
at Basa, Pome dOnor, Ciudad Rodrigo, and Badajus, ., Dec. 1817,
Baably-SNapleton, da. of Thomas, lord Le Despencer.
on rior mr of virtue,
. ~ C — +
JOHN DAWSON, Eant. of PORTARLINGTON, Viscount
Oudens Bee Dewan of Dawson Col. in the Army;
1781; succeeded his father, John, the late earl,
Nov. 1798.
766 TRISH PEERAGE.
‘The viscount d. 22 Ang. 1779, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
Jouy, 2d viscount, who was created earl of
July, 1785, 0.38 Aug 1744 ms 1 Jan. 1778) Caroline
Sth da. of John, 3d earl of Bate, E.G by Maxy, only da: of Bae
ward-Wortley Montague, fary Pierrepont, eldest ds:
De Brelyn, dake of Kingston, and by by her (who a 20 Jan. 1813)
had issue,
1. Jomn, present earl.
Foyat sign sabia March 1090: bs 18 Tuy 178, mer 0 May HOLS
oF Elon Prosiua Morley, ea (y aly Ley La ‘Vuitrely a. of Sino, I
earl of Carhamy
1 dane, Sul an .
re-Mary,
2 Elisabeth W iliarnsa- |] March 1890,
jenry-John-Reuben, b. Sept. 1622.
5 4 June
3 Gronor-Lionkt, C.B., Bey took surname after
that of Dawson sign’ manual March 102, 0 28 Oct. 1708, me 20 Avg.
1825, bs da. of lord ugh Seymour, and
2 Raney gulp
2 te 7 duly 12a.
4. Lioxet-Cuarces, late 26th foot, m., 15 Sept. 1820, Elizabeth-Emily Nu-
besa oh ogg ae earl of Westmeath, and has issue,
Soho-Hleney 20 and 23 Oct 1091. 3
Groin 28 Oct, 1102.
gare bs
a ElizabethJane, 6. 28 Feb. 1824.
5 Wi a at Rome, March 1420, a
uttany me ch, Palen,
Vine a seared acre
m., ily, 1827, Loulsa-Frances, da. of
& Canovite Buisanet ‘i Maren Fhe Feb ots aie cir Henry Par-
nell
Toviaa-Many, b 7 Sept. 178, m, Feb. 1899, Walter-Davenport-Brom-
eraeaien hace or 1813, the hon. ana aes
ARRIET, me th rev.
‘of Thomas, lord Erakine, Ku, ahd d. 16 Dec: 127.
His lordship d. 25 Nov. 1709, and was succeeded by his son,
Jou, present and 2d earl.
alist Prenumplive—Wrtstan-Hawnv, nest brother of the
‘Creations—Baron, 30 April 1770; Viscount, 28 June 1776;
Earl, 21 June 1785.
<Arme—See Plate 75, Arure, a cheveron ermine between three arrows, polats
downwards ory betbed an Hedged propers ou a chlet agents Cures saareet
sable, and on « canton gules a muullet of
‘Croat—A cat's head erased at the neck and affronté, of a tabby colour, hold-
Ing inthe mouth a rat sable.
Moe Pica a erica Vistas is the way of fe
+o
JOHN BOURKE, Ears of MAYO, Viscount Mayo, of
Monecruer, Baron of Naas, co. Kildare, Knight Grand Cross of
te Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, D-C-L. ; born 18 Jane
1766 ; succeeded his father, Joseph-Deane, the late earl, 20 Aug-
Toa ‘married, 24 May 1792, Arabella, "4th da. of William-
ea,
EARLS.
‘Mackworth Praed, of Bitton House, co. Devon, esq.y Indy of the
bedchamber to her majesty.
family by the marriage, Ln bak
Willaen: ear of Uist (by Maude, 3d da. of Henry
earl of Lancaster, Leicester, and Derby, grandson of H
with Lionel, of Antwerp, ke of Clarence, ‘Md son of Bal
11.
Joux Bounxs, Ist earl of Mayo, was creat baron of
« Pee ar
B cAtiantens i
a bart,
1s Busaser
Tk Jasin, young.
The earl d. 2 Dec. 1790, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Jos, 2d earl, m., Feb. 1764, Margaret, da. of Joseph
aay eek oe aeiowas (fed April 1909,) but d. without
iam, and had Peart d. 13 March 1807,)
1. Jou, 4th earl ae
ocr of Hob alga bpm ly can er me arene,
Toda i) has
L AO Jan. Sa oe ignites cara
the hon. J "Socelyn, HM, co.
3: ldvedy be 18 Dee. 1700, my Ag. Hl, Hlobert Ualacke, of Wood-
‘house, eo. Waterford,
°h Frances, b 16 Dec: Hi, mo, 8 June 160, the rev. Prittle Perry.
& sonarus dean of Ossory, be 24 Dec. 1771, ms 9 April 379, Mary, eldes
alg tot of Sac Gardiner, exq,, uncle of the tat Vacount Mownijoy.
larch 1000.
2 Sackeilles 3 Elizabeth s 4. Charl fenrletta- Mor
Seder 1 aon Wet
708 IRISH PEERAGE.
5. CATHARINE.
6. Many-ELizanern, m., 19 Feb, 17H, Edward Southwell, lord de Clifford.
EEE anne Tome tty a
eat a ™ 1eby, €34-, tral R.N., and
9, CHARLOTTE, m., 179, Willlam Browne, of Browne's Hill, Carlow, esq.,
Hale, of Aldersey, 7 esa
‘The earl d. 20 Aug. 1794, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Jou, present and 4th earl.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. Ricnanp Bourke, lord bishop
of Waterronp and Lismore, next brother to the earl.
Creations—Baron, 1776 ; Viscount, 1781 ; Earl, 1785.
Arms—See Plate 75. "Per fess ermine and or, a cross gules; im the Ist quar-
tera lion rampant, and in the second a dexter hand couped at the wrist, both
ules.
‘Grest—On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion
nasinrertre Te Tak bn couples arenbury ooh hating es tow eetertar
Moto nd eruce aalus, Salvation from the cross.
12. T -ELEANOK, m., 1907, Robert Hale, eldest son of
mopostA Eta 807, ale, son of Blagien
r=
WILLIAM-RICHARD ANNESLEY, Eant. of ANNES-
LEY, Viscount Glerawley, Baron of Castle-Wellan ; born 16
July 1772; succeeded his father, Richard, the late earl, 9 Nov.
1824; married, 19 May 1803, Isabella, 24 da. of William St.
Lawrence, ear! of Howth, and by her (his marriage vith whom
was dissolved by act of parliament 1820, and who d. Aj
1826) had issue 1 da., Mary, 6 March 1804, m., 16 Feb. ¥
Willam-John M'Guire, of Hostown, en, Dotnsexg. The cari
mm Mdly, 16 July 1828, Priscilla-Cecilia, 24 da, of Hugh Moore,
of Bglantine House, co. Down, esq-
His lordship's immediate ancestor, the hon, Fuancts AwxEs-
uy, of Castle-Wellan, was the eldest son of Francis, Ist vis-
count Valentia, by his 2d wife, Jane Stanhope, niece of Philip,
earl of Chesterfield, and half-brother of Arthur, 24 viscount
Valentia, and Ist earl of Anglesey : (sce carl af MouxTNomnts;)
he m. Deborah, da. of Henry Jones, bishop of Meath, (eldest son
of Lewis Jones, bishop of Killaloe, and brother of Ambrose
Jones, bishop of Kildare,) and had issue by her, (who d. 4 Sept.
TP Phaxcre.
£ ART: a. Hex, book, without fue,
X Denomany me the reve Charice Ward, 30 son of Nicholas Ward, esque
member for Down 166 the eiscounts Bangor.
Ant, m Heney, only 200 of sir Edward Wood. .
Francis, the eldest son of the hon. Francis Annesley, was re-
resentative in the English parliament for the eck eo Preston
700, and for Weethury in ‘the six succeeding parliaments, and
was also a member for Downpatrick, in the parliament of Ire-
land; hem, Ist, 5 July 1695, Elizabeth, da. of sir
Martin, knt.; and 2dly, July 1782, Elizabeth, da. of J
EARIS. 769
of Rochester, esq., and widow of William cd
Rial co, Rai ents atin wie ee ee
‘BI Aug. 1737, Sarah, only da. of William Sloane,
of sir Hans Sloane, bart., and widow of sir Richard Fowler, of
0. Salop, by wham he bad no issue. Hed?
Ang. 1750, leaving issue by his 1st lady,
Ipnkete, Dice rece of Wick, ey Laer mt eet
Fae ee eereenss 1B. by Hl “in of James, 3 curt
2 Hexnv, capt. of the Diamond man-of-war, 4. in the West Indies 1
pe Marrn Da? a bole oes hay eeeneadioer ee of Wik.
a Sore eens
6. Wrxt1aM, Ist viscount Glerawley.
T. Anraon, d. wm. Jan. 170
Exresners, m. William Maguire, esq.
i Denonam, dumm.
3. Ric
5 i sien
a eg den bs 3 Munch AP, Seat, ch lane mee
Fear ace Dit, co ‘brother of Robert, Ist lord Digby, and
in + May da, of Ferdinand
Si Mares 2 Say 100. Cate lo
2. William, b. ites,
wk (Carnanine, July 170 1760, 4 poe me earl of Arran, and 4. 21 Nov.
aoe viscount d. 12 Sept. 1770, and was succeeded by his eldest
Peancts-Cuanizs, 24 viscount, created enst of Annesicy 16
1709, with remainder to his brother, Iichard, m., 8 Feb.
‘Mary, da. and co-h. of Richard Grove, esq., and dying
Sehout ones, 19 Dee. 1902, was sucsoeded by his Urocher,
Ruchiann, 2 eal, 14 April 1745,m.29 Sept: L77Ls Anne,
only ehild and sole h. of Robert Lambert, of y, 60. Down,
‘esq., and by her (who d. 30 June 1822) had issue,
A Moar etme haps 6, da. of James Ganon, of C:
‘Brook, Ireland, ireland Prue Ai pat va 2 having had sues rt aed
at ny of +21 June 1626, Clementine,
en and has insu
4 Francia; 4. George.
fs 8 July 1080, Sobn-Stephen Cowell, esi, major 24
3 Aurion, b. 21 Nov. 1775, a lieut.. + 90 Jan. 181!
si soe da. of Johis ‘Mahony of Bosbotoughy cor Fipperary ea
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1. Marcus, in the army, 1G, Caroline, da of Ferdinando
of the ‘co. Slop, en
2 Witton, ., 8 1806, Thee
Carnanizn, em, 14 July 1760, Arthur, 24 eart of Arran, and 4.21 Nov.
esq., and ly her (who d. 30 June 1822) had issue,
Dr Sranerane Rscaancy 34 sed. ae ei
bd June 173, james Ganon, on
‘rbot Ireland, exj and $1 April Vise, ving bd tae,
Peo ‘coma at arcetoas, m., 21 June 16, Clementine,
& Pramete: 4. George.
yao, mer S Suny 1080 Soho-Staphen Cowell, esq, major it
raprda, sod dW Nos. URL:
3 may 3 Sly 1890, the rex. J- Mahon, and d. 27 April Ltd.
Pe EE rey ed a ee aay
770 IRISH PEERAGE.
4, FRANCISCHAntES, R.N., ma 25July 1013, Mary, da. of cof. William
Raticlyfie, and has issue.
‘3. CATUANINE, me Jan. 1901, sir Nell O'Donel, of Newport, co. Mayo,
barf., and de his widow, 17 July 1890.
i Anse MARIA, me George-Ws-Ht Johnstone, of Ballywillwill, co. Down,
"Phe earl d. 9 Nov. 1824, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Wrurram-Ricuarp, 3d earl.
ae Presumptive—JaMES-ANNESLEY, €5q., the earl’s ne-
ow.
a Creations—Baron, 20 Sept. 1758; Viscount, 14 Nov. 1766;
Ee cesta ie ay exsceeeete maaan end gules.
“4 Hate 75. q a
Ereat—A Moors head, cooped at the shoulders, Profle proper, wreathod
round the temples, argent azure.
‘Su rs—Dexter, « Roman soldier in armour, rating Be hand on
an anti Oe ee ae ‘Sinister, a having 2
quiver of arrows pendent from a ‘over his left shoulder, and his left hand
Fosting on a bow.
to
Virtutis amore. From the love of virtue.
poe eS
JOHN-WILLOUGHBY COLE, Fant of ENNISKILLEN,
Viscount Enniskillen, Baron Mountflorence, and Baron Gnrs-
STEAD, of Grinstead, co. Wilts, in the Peerage of the United
Kingdom, K-P., Custos Rotulorum and a Governor of the cm
Fermanagh, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture ; born 23
March 1768 ; succeeded his father, William-Willoughby, the late
earl, 22 May 1803; married, 15 Oct. 1805, Charlotte 4th
da. of Henry, Ist earl of Uxbridge, and sister to Henry, mar-
quess of Anglesey, K.G., G.C.B., and by her (who d. 26 Jan.
1817) had issue, WILLIAM-WILLOUGHBY, ford
Mountflorence, b. 24 Jan. 1807 ;——2. Hewny-Antuun, 6. 14
Feb. 1809 ; 3. Jawe-Awne-Loutsa-FLonexck, 6. 27 July
1811 ;——4. Joun, 6. 8 May 1813;-—5. Loway-Batrovn,
6. 6 June 1815, d. 1818.
Sir, Mrcuart, Core (grandson of sir, William Cole of En~
niskillen, knt.) m., 20 Feb. 1671, his cousin, Elizabeth, da. of sir
John Cole, bart., (by Elizabeth Chichester, niece of Arthur, earl
of Donegall,) and sister of sir Arthur Cole, lord Ranelagh, (which
title became extinct in 1754,) and had issue,
Joux, of Florence Court, 6. in 1680, m.y Ist, July 1707, Flo-
rence, Only. da. of se Bouvier Wray, batt of Trebitehy en:
Cornvrall, (by Florence, da. of sir Joba Rolle, of Stevenstone,
co. Devon,) and 2dly, Mary, da. of Robert Saunderson, of
Castle Sauhdergon, erg and July 1736, leaving issue by his
st wife, 5
Jony Coxe, Ist lord Mountflorence, b. 13 Oct. 1709, created,
& Sept. 1760, baron Mountflorence ; m., Oct. 1728, Elizabeth,
eldest da. of Hugh-Wil iby Mont r, of Carrow, co. Fer-
ves kk Dad fase By hee Coho Apel 71)
1. Wittiam-WrtLovensy, Ist earl.
2. AI 6.8 Ang. 1 » 1700, Letitia, da. and heiress
ers BO Ag: 1720, my 7D Letty of Claudius
ma
son,
Wirtuam-Wittovonsy, 2d lord, b. 1736, created viscount
Enniskillen, 20 July 1766, and advanced wo the of earl of
Enniskillen, 18 Aug. 1789. Flee A WV
only sister of Armar, earl of Belmore, and had issue,
1. Joux-Wittovensy, earl.
vs and K.T.S., lieut-gen. in the army, col.
‘2 Sir Gaupaarrn-Lown
Staying, the unaifisour tacks of the howse of commows tor his
ls Franow- tars, youngest da of Jame, at GED
1 Flor . 3 June 1816
E arthar-Lowry, 4 Rng i
ih sagen ‘orders, dean of Waterford, b. 14 Oct.
AgTaUn-HENRY, b. 28 June 1780, resident in Myvore, on the Madras exta-
& Sean oT Sept 164, 23 ‘Owen Wynne,
F, Betateren Aten Rg Sap Ta, ap Saget om of
Richard 2 i
4.22 May 1008, and wae ecceeded by his eldet son,
Joux-Wit.ovenny,
Heir
ez a on gue har or twee
“Speer bi i es ee ae
lotto Dew cole, rogem serete Worship God, serve the king.
——
ABRAHAM CREIGHTON, Eaxt of ERNE, Viscount and
Governor of pain,
.
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772 IRISH PEERAGE.
‘This family is descended from a branch of the viscounts Fren-
draught, in Scotland. Jomy Caziomrox, of Crum Castle, co.
Fermanagh, esq., m. Mary, da. of sir Gerard Irvine, of Castle-
Teving, ail hag Ssnue,, Ampastast, who entered into the miliary
service, and rose to ‘he command of a regiment of foot, at the
Fessenden eeeneceed oe le ms
in 1692; he represented co. spy in parli
Marsh 1905, larg iapne, by Bio wits Nd. 0 Jean Beer
tiswood, bishop of Clogher,) an onl
Davin, 6. 1671, who di a ssl, 1689, at the
of 6, by his gallant defence bel na 160, he
ggainst an army of 6000 chosen men of James IT. ; be was re-
turned to parliament for Enniskillen, 1692, promoted to the com-
mand of a regiment of foot, in the reign of George I., aud was
afterwards a major-gen: Er cubemiyieat gov. of Kilmainham,
He m., 1700, Catharine, 24 da. of Boushall, (pty son
Sato, by Euebesh bere pratt plete OBiyen, Oo Gh
Soutl y ;
baron and ist cont of Inskiguin,) sod 8. 1 June 1728, leaving is-
sue by her, (who d. 8 April 1700.)
1, Apnanam, Ist lord Ern
3 Muziona, m., March 1741, Nicholas Ward, esq, of the Bangor fami.
@. Euizawerary 4. Mal
Agnagar, 1s lon. scpated bazou-zeae, of Crum Gen, os
es 15 July 1768, m., Ist, July 1739, Elizabeth, eldest
, lord-chief-justice of the court of King’s
Bench, (hy Elizabeth, 8d da. of Taudlow, esq., ancestor
oes earls of Latiow,) and bad teas. by ber, (who a. 6 Abs,
& Apnastin. re ay ot tarttcares, re, debtabea,
ing, coy and 24 March 1839,
young.
Bis Tora m., 2dly, 7 1762, Jane, only da. of John
ed Poe oT Pah fy ad
he had no issue. His lordship d, June 1772, and was succeeded
by his eldest son,
Jonny, 2d lord, created viseount Erne, 1701; and earl of Brag,
1709 5 m3 ae Feb. 1761, Catherine, 24 Robert Howard,
bishop of Elphin, and sister of Ralph, isooant Wicklow, and U9
her (who a 7 die 1765) had issue,
1. Annamam, 24 earl.
leut.-col., governor of Hurst Castle, m., 1797, Jane, da, of Walter
nic, lat dency AME’ U0, Rote: Fowler, a.) som of the
‘of Ossory, and di: My i. ae
rns dune 1825, the ree. Francis Saunderson.
4% Eviaanern, m., 90 May 1783, James King, eq., and of. 20 Jan. 1704.
4% Parrence, d-7 5 Catuxnine.
Gh. Mutioma, d. 1704.
EARLS,
‘The earl m., 2dly, 1776, rays Mary
aap sh ot
The earl d. Rin eine cen aa
ASAANAN, Deeeent aad 8 Sat,
Heir Preeumptive—The hon. col. Carrowrox, the earl’s bro-
pee ren 15 July 1768; Viscount, 6 Jan. 1781;
ae, 1 Ang. 170
Arme—See
eR Er yp
—
of Fre
JOUN PROBY, Eant. of CARYSFORT, Baron of Carys.
fart, co. Wicklow, in the Peerage of Ireland, and Baron Canys-
ont, of Norsan Grom, oo Huxtingom, in that ofthe Unived
Ki torn 1780; succeeded hin john-Joshua, the
$ +
is 7 April 18285 w
Raxpoxen Posy, of the city of Chester, settled at Bramp-
toa, en. Huntingdon, atthe claw of the wig gi
wife, da. of —— Bernard, had eee y wobe
living 1580, d. 1605, without issue; 2, Sir Peter, of
Uy Hise da of Join Thuraughgndy of Chive, Een
e5q-, 5 sons aid 1 de; 1. sir Hextack ; 2. Rdmund, D.
cousiderable benefactor to Jesus Camis Charis
4 Henry ¢ 5. Emanuel: 6. We m, Wi Downtall,
Heweacr, eldest son, b. 1600, sheriff of Bucks, m.
the
ds. of Bah i Allen, of Fis co. Middlesex, eaq-,
yg a Ig
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ern ain carr nag ec meme i ie tithe
pone ceed isthe Jom
Ss sr Richard Coa oes ef earls
Brownlow.) and ie, Frances, d. unm ¢ but dying 1710,
Sreaee ieecired we te i? male helr, Willing Praia
tt
ties s Hunt in parliarn i, the hon.
joux, pub accenie? det da er gokart rei by Cat:
774 IRISH PEERAGE.
rine Russel, da. of John, duke of Bedford,) and had issue by her,
(who d. 10 June 1726,)
1. Joux, Ist
Toss, kilie af the attack of
"HOMAS,
4. Cuances, capt. RLN., commissioner of Aockyand, m. miss
Pownal Charla, rector of Stanwick, co. Ne Ist, Susan, da. of
. 0, ma,
Gear ., chairman of the victualling board : > te
Souslfe Catharing, Saas of the dean of in Sy
2 ‘Leveton, . am infant.
& Sarahy_m. ad
4. Henry:Francis. -
& ‘my Ist. to col. Thomas Pitcairne; and, 24ly, to the rev.
John Ferrers, rector of 1 00 SUFFEY.
6 Beatrice, m. commissioner Charles 1 Of Woolwich dock-
4. Baptist dea Of Lichfel, DD (wo d 16 Jans 007) hang on: Mary,
aa oF tMgaotii Johns in RGly orden, wick of St. (St, Marys im LichBel,
Naz Stuameh, Sounger dhe of tr Nigh Bowyer Gry, bart. ad d
‘2. Charles, in holy orders, vicar of Tashbrooke, and rector of Wadaden,
Fo ggigetppemiee pence yon
cit bac cit, tn fave Bic, Chace
of Blanks Gor Northammprons eldca son of comedtloner Proby.
Caroling, m- Edward Grove, of Shenstone Park, coe Stade, esq
6 Chmocihs dene
Sir Jouy Pnonx, the eldest son, represented co, Hum
in three successive parliaments, was 6.25 Nov. 1720, K.
lord of the admiralty, 1787, aworn a privy counsellor, alae
ated baron Carysfort, of Carysfort, oo. 71752 his lard
ship m., 27 Aug. 1750, the hon. Elizabeth Allen, sister and
with bes tater Franson, Sanutans Newhateny (wih acT7ae Tae al.) of
John, 34 viscount Allen, by whom (who d. March 1763) he
issue,
1, Joux-Josnw. earl.
2. Extzanern, b. tN on ‘ae 19 March 1806, having m. ThormasJames
‘Storer, esq, who de
pe id lordship @. 18 Oct. 1772, and was succeeded. by his only
Joan Sonam K.P., 2d lord, who was advanced to the dig
nity of earl of Carysfort, 1789, and created a peer of Et
13 Jan. 1781, by the title of baron Carysfort, of Norman
co. Huntingdon, 6. 12 Aug. 1751, ambassador to Berlin, 1800,
and to St, Petersburgh, 1801; m.; Ist, 19 March 174, Elizabeth,
only da. of sie William Some, of Newtown, co-Tipperary, bart,
by whom (sha d. 1783) he had issue,
Pras “ALLEN, bn eal oS We d. unm, at Surinam, 6 Aug, 1004.
, present
£40 Gnanvivbe-Lacnage, capt. R-Nu MP. for co. Wicklow, m8, May
m8, Isabella, da. of the hon. Hugh tloward, of Bushby Park, co. W!
lot Wiekiow, and has lao,
sai ice to the ea of Wick
ana
TN drains, ota
aa 1828, and was succeeded by his eldest sur-
Soran, poems wad 2d earl.
Presumptive—The hon. GuaxvitLLe-Levesoyx Prony,
‘eations—Baron, 28 Jas. 1762; Earl, 18 Aug. 1780 : Baron
Carysfort, of Norman Cross, co. co. Huntingdon, i ‘Jan. 1001.
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‘Simon Bradstreet,
1
Pkouexn, Tith viscount.
ws =a le Lynch, of Hampstead
Taxes, Hich viscount, 27 duly 17435 ms 7 Oct
of Somerset-Hamilton Butler, 8th earl of Car.
Panapibis cate ke, rho d 20 June 178)
1. Epawxp, Ist earl of
776 IRISH PEERAGE.
2 Somenany Tucan, Dec. 17, mur. Kelly, and Apel a6
ARS ee ee
atime ‘eG May 1774, tm 100, Arne, dav of Phomae Marsh, eons and
Mp Chanvoren-JoLiAna: 86 172, m» 7 Aug, 1799, Jobn-Carrington
Smith, e5q,, and d. 19 Oct. i830. inclgiaisetes
eine mua @.17 July 1702, and was succeeded by his eld
“‘UpwowD, 19th viscount, and present and 1st eal of Kile
kenny.
Heir Presumptive—Hexny, next surviving brother of the
earl, to the title of viscount Mountgarret oaly.
Creations Viscount, 23 Oct. 1660; Parl, 20 Dec, 1795.
rme—See Pate 76. Or. chetIndented tres 8 ceaent for dierence
toa ime of five ostrich feathers, ademi falcon rising, all ar-
fr Raisers snake grills iboats sreed, Soliton wel chaieed oes
Depreenia, exotur. Twas humbled, 1 am exalie-
moe
GEORGE ANNESLEY, Eant of MOUNTNORRIS, Vis-
count Valentia, Baron Mountnorris, of Mountnorris Castle, co.
Armagh, Baron Altham, of Altham, co. Cork, and a Baronet,
FR. and 8.A., F.L.8.; born 2 Nov. 1769; succeeded his father,
Arthur, the late earl, 4 July 1816; married, 3 Sept. 1790,
Anne Courtenay, 8th da. of William, 2d viscount Courtena
and has issue,-——1. GEORGE-ARTHUR, viscount Valenti
M.P. for co. Wexford, 6. 2 Oct. 1703; —2. Winttast, in holy
onder, Rettae of North Bovey, Devon, b 10 Feb, 1796, d. 1 Nov.
Ronerr Axvesuxry, of Newport Pagnell, co. Bucks, de-
scended from an ancient family of that name, seated in the cos.
of Gloucester and Nottingham, was one of the undertakers for
the settling of the province of Munster, in Ireland, temp. Eliza-
beth: he m. Beatrix, da. of John Cornwall, of Moor Park, co.
Herts, esq., and had issue, a som,
Frawcts, who was first made a knt., and, 1620, a bart. of
the kingdom of Ireland, and was principal secretary of state in
that kingdom ; and on 11 March, 19 Juc. 1., created viscount
Valentia, co. Kerry, in Ireland, to him and the heirs male of his
body, to hold immediately after the death of Henry Power, vis-
count Valentia, without heirs male of his body ; and was also, by
king James I.,’ created baron Mountnorris, of Mountnorris, e0.
Area ti Teoashperine Dorothy, da. of sir John Philips,
of Picton Castle, co, Pembroke, bart., by whom he had issue,
AnrHUR, 2d viscount, and other children ; and, 2dly, Jane, da,
of sir John Stanhope, by whom he had a son, Francis, ancestor
of the earl of Annesley (see that title). He d. 1660, and was
succeeded by his eldest son,
Awrnun, 2d viscount, ‘created, 20 April 1661, 9 peer of
England, by the titles of baron Annesley and earl of Anglesey ;
son,
Tastes, 2d earl, m. Elizabeth, da, of John Manners, earl
prvoray.« hea leaving 3 sons, eurls of An-
1. “Jaates, 3d earl, m. Catharine natural da. of king
capt. Je co 1, by whom
(who d. 13 Aug. 1741) he had no iseue, The earl m., 2dly, 15
i by whom (who survived him,
“albot, esq., and d. 20 Nov. 1776) he had
1, Antawn, his successor.
5 Ricwanns, July 1701, Robert Phabe, of Teerple Shannon, co. Wex-
ford, ess, and d. Mr.
oak JUMANAs meale: Frederick Flood, of Newtown Ormond, eo. Kilkenny,
‘4 Carsanine, m. John Toole, ex.
‘The carl d. 4 Feb. 1761 ; and, on his death, the succession to his
Eputliss ie Sabine ‘son a oe
r, of Ballisack, exq.. who denied the validit
Segeiaestetaniar Domoren bes after an to ion which
lasted nearly four years, the question was decided in favour of the
‘earl’s son,
Anruvn, who, on coming of age in 1765, took his seat in
4
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1. JULIAN Ay ei Nov.
The eart d. 4 uly 1816, was micendd by his eldest son,
Groner, present and 24 earl, and 9th viscount Valentin.
Heir Apparent—Gronce-Autuor, viscount VaLENTIA,
eldest son of the earl.
Creations—Baronet, 1620; Viscount Valentia, co.
16215 Baron. Mountnorrs, 16285 Lord Alcham, 16505 Bal
‘Mountnarris, 20 Dec. 1
‘ane
Crest—A Moor's in profile proper, wreathed round temples argent
JOHN-OTWAY-O'CONNOR CUFFE, eae DESART,
Peta Castle Cuffe, Viscount and Baron of Desart, co. Kil-
'; succeeded his futher, John Otway, the late earl, 23
Nov. “boo, born 12 Oct, 1818,
Fem age fog otenpetin ge i settled in bag aye
Bate ti Tate ale ot ait sored teed
perdi e crown,
Cork ; from him descended
EARLS. 779
Hazmiltons, earls of Clanbrassil,) by whom he had no issue.
tnd bly 12 12 Feb, 1726, Dorothea, ia of gen. Richard
¥ rb he fe Dee tm
x ous: 4 Orway, succemive barons Desart
mom, de 27 Aug. 17.
= fearon having m., 5 June 170, Bxther,
stesso ; win Wii ot Wilts, ‘co, Westmesth, sage)
‘Thomas of “.
ae ‘Freeman, of Shirehampton, em., and
ak Siege att beara enti member forthe ety of Kitkenny.
Pa eae Wan? dace ak MbAAN Haha na ead 30m
Sareea sm. 25 Feb, 1755, se John Blunden, of Castle Biunden,
1A Manrita, m., 0 Aj ae the rev. Nichoins Herbert.
lh, Manoanierra, de
Pee
Eig eee 8 tome ad cea ESS
“Jou, 2d lord, b. 16 Nov. 1 2 Sept. 1 onl
BE Jord, ‘ov, 730; ms ipl bg ly
3: a ord Ringo) wd iw of
‘of Thornhill Lawn, sq. issue by her, (who
ov. 1789.
& Exywaninns sie Chavis Burton of Puleron, taresand d. hia widow,
‘10 Oct. 1687,
His d. 25 Nov. 1767, without issue male, and was
succeeded by his brother,
Orxwar, 3d lord, created viscount Desart, 6 Jan. 1781, and
z Wintiani & Sr-Gronae,
Es1SAMRTR, my Dec. 18%, Henry Wemyss, of Danesfort, aco
% ton u-Donoratess my 18 Marc 11, st James Caml, KC:
‘The earl dc 9 Aug. 1904, and was succooded by his
Joux-Orwar, 24 earl: bs 20 Feb, 1708 me, Stas i817,
of Maurice-N. O'Connor, eaq., and by her
(rho rev: 26 Jan, 1024, Hose-Lambart Price, zat lieat so
Joux-Orway-O'Coxxon, prevent and 34 carl.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. Wrutias Curve, the carl’s
Creations —Baron, \0 Nov. 1733 ; Viscount, 6 Jun, 1781 ; Earl,
20 Dec, 1793.
730 IRISH PEERAGE.
Arms—See Plate 76. Argent, a bend dancette sable
nit te ta ie the Al anon cach cate eta
Creagh dexter cube arr erect, vested of, cu Secreta
two bends wavy azure, the hand proper, holding a battle-axe or, aes.
rtere— perpen pret trey eg pig
‘ort_Virtee repulse neti eodlaat” Virtus Woorant of foes Sepaibe.
as
WILLIAM HOWARD, Eant of WICKLOW, Viscount
Wicklow, Baron Clonmore, of Clonmore Castle, Governor co.
Wicklow, “Wiliam, of ‘the Militia of that county ;
‘This branch of the family of Howard has been long seated at
Shelton, ¢0. Wicklow.
RoneErr Howarp, bishop of Elphin, 6. 24 Sept. 1683, suc-
ceeded to the family estate, 1728, on the death of his elder bro-
vat Howard, of nnare -5 and me, 1724, ert da.
an
Tr veel Ist viscount,
5 Ronnie, m: Stzthy sole bof Montague Lambert, nq, and had faeus,
J. Roberts 2. Sarah.
4 Manvy mer lst; John’ Stoyte, [of Street, co. Westmeath, esq. and aly,
9. Robert ‘Bu ‘Butler, brother to Hum OF Lanesborough
THARENR, me, July 1761, John ions eat of Erne.
lowanD, the eldest son of Robert, bishop of Elphin,
mp esq.» by fara Beseeee grandda. of sir William Stew.
arts Iai of Dundaf, North Britain, and by her (who was,
20's. 1703, created, in her own righty sosasumn 0b Wicklow,
with remainder to her issue male) had issu
1. Rosen, 2d earl.
B (Francis, m1 Oct, 1810, Wiliam-Parnell Hayes, of Avondale, co.
Wicklow, OS See ne Sale eigen Selrenes Serie Bae by SOE Clete
Ey vi Sy tse the on: Granvile Leveron Proty, son of
ne earl of P.
EARLS. 781
4. Theodosia, m., Aug. 1922, Richard, Sth viscount Powerscourt,
5. Robert.
orders.
Killed in an engagement with the French in Flanders.
& Sroanra, d. unm. 13 Dec. 123.
11 Maxy, m. the rev, hangs Tigers: 30 om of Walter Homes, af
tome, ox. Wéafod, (by Anne Stopford, da. of James, Ist teh tcooneen
‘The viscount d. 26 June 1786, and was succeeded by his eld-
est son,
Rowers, 2d viscount, who also succeeded his mother, Alice,
in the earldom of Wicklow, 7 March 1807; he d. unm. 23 Oct.
1815, and was succeeded by his next brother,
Wizstan, 24 eat] of Wicklow, who assimed the name and
arms of Forward on succeeding to the estates of his maternal
ancestors, but, since his to the earldom, has obtained
his majesty’s licence to resume the name of Howard; ma. 31
March 1747, Eleanor, only da. of the hon. Francis
(by Mary, only da. of John, lord Eyre,) and niece of James, 1st
earl of mt, K.P., and by her (who d. 2 April 1807) had
L Warasam, present rl.
& Faancis, in holy onder» m.. 1804, Francis, da. of theright rev. George
of Kilmore, and has lasue,
aidren,
A Tena im Auge ditty WillatarMeade: Smythe, of Barbeville, co.
pase Eceaxon ‘m., 18 Dec. 1816, Thomas-James Featherstone, of Bracklyn
asia, co. Westmeatl
Ganouiwer ds an infest.
Stat, mo ly TR, the rw, James: Wiliam Arnold
Actetay mee 11 May Lido, Wiliain Bissett ex
‘The earl d, 27 Sept. 1818, and was sascosded by his eldest son,
WresaM; present and 3d earl.
Heir Presumplive—The hon. and rev. Faancis-Howann,
the earl’s next brother.
Creations—Baron, 21 July 1778; Viscount, 28 June 1785;
Earl, 20 Dec. 1793.
Re SE
Westen a tint tra Garnet ap crnloeren oe peeeat pede om)
epee Senet Aucally gorged and chained or, and charged
om the toner with suse Goeet Bread araeat 3
Motto Insert Deo ef latare., "To werve God and rejotee.
SS
THOMAS SCOTT, Eant of CLONMEL, Viscount Clin-
mel, and Baron Barlsfort ; orn 15 Aug. 1783; succeeded his
father, John, the late earl, 23 May 1798; married, 9 Feb. 1805,
Henrietta Greville, 2d da. of George, 2d earl of Warwick, and
has fees —I- Hanmser, 6.2 Dec. 1005, m., 20 June 1827,
ward-Mostyn Lloyd, esq., eldest son of sir Edward-Pryce
Lloyd, of Pengwern, oo. Flint, bart. ; —2. Lovisa-Auousta,
700 IRISH PEERAGE.
pe ittAM HOWARD, Eant of WICKLOW, Viscount
of Clonmore Castle, Governor co.
Wisklow; and Colonel of the Milita of that county ; succeeded
his father, William, the late earl, 27 Sept. 1818 ; married, 16
Feb. 1816, Cecil-Frances Hamilton, da. of John, Ist marquess
of Abercorn, K.G., and has issue,—]. Eueaxon, 0. 26 April
1817; —2. Hannrerr, 6. 16 Feb. 1820;——3. Frances, b.
26 July 1821 ;—4. Awwe-Jawe, b. 10 Dec. 1824.
"This branch. of the family of Howard has been long seated st
Shelton, co. Wicklow.
Ronenr Howann, bishop of Elphin, 6. 24 Sept 1603, suc
ceeded to the family estate, 1728, on the death of his elder bro-
ther, Hugh Howard of Sheiton, eq. and m, 1724 Patenoe, dy
and sole h. of Godfrey Boleyne, of Fenner, esq., (descended from
ha, Bolaraes oh Sol by Mary, sister of the right hon.
ington, lord-hie ja of the Common and
ey 1740, leaving issue by her, (who d. 5 June 1764,)
ramp
100M, D.Co Lays, wom
a Rocmeny ss Seek o0 sole h. of Montague Lambert, exq., and had teawe,
4. MARY, m., Ist, ‘John Stoyte, of Street, co. Westmeath, esq.: and Silly,
‘Robert Butler, brother to earl of
cngigas ibe Bur ‘july 1701, ob i Lanesborough.
Ratem Howann, the eldest Hobert, bishop of Elphin,
rete ak i ce age rpeast leven yard
council in 1770; created baron CZ ‘of Clonmore Castle,
co, Carlow, 21 July 1778s and advanced, '28 June 1785, vo the
ity of viscount Wicklow. His lordship mmo 1 Aug, 1785,
‘hie sole he of William m Forward, of Castle Forward, to.
egal, esq. by Isabella Stewart, grandda. of sir Willi Stews
art, bart., laird of Dundaff, North Britain, and by her (who was,
20° Dec. 1703, created, in her own right, countess of Wicklow,
with remainder to her issue male) had issue,
1. Ronenr, 2d
2 Winniam, 3d earl.
chancellor of the: the hon. Granville Leveson o
eet One tay I, Le
agente Carton, RP.
SS SS
EARLS.
Fen > Ae 1008, Richard, beh viscount Pewmmconst.
Carmar
ae feat ps are of Reve
est son,
Ropenr, 2d viscount, who also succeeded his mother, Alice,
in the earldom of Wicklow, 7 March 18075 he d. unm. 23 Oct.
Me Eston a nea
£ aid mer ‘Ute, the Few. Ji an Arnold.
‘The earl d. 37 Sept. 1818, arid was succeeded hy his eldest son,
Wiit1am, present earl.
Heir fre—The hon. and rev. Fraxcts-Howan»,
the earl's next brother.
Creations—Baron, 21 July 1778; Viscount, 23 June 1785 ;
Earl, 20 Dee. 1793.
has inne —I- Hanmer, b 2 Dec, 1805, m 20 June if27,
Edward-Mostyn Lloyd, esq., eldest son of sir’ Edward-Pryce
Taya, of Bengesen, oa: Flint, burt}. Lovisa-Avovera,
424
782 TRISH PEERAGE.
b. 3 Dec. 1806, m., 3 Dec. 1828, John-Harrison Slater, esq. ;
—3. Cuantorre-Racuet, 6. 12 July 1808, m., bp
3800, Hoary Artal on. 0 sta Of SO iehs bon. 0
thnot;—-4. Canoisz-Sordia, b. 7 Feb. 1610 Kose
Peace lary, b. G Nov. 1812;——6, Sormra-Lovisa, 0. 24
—7. HENRY, lord Earlsfort, b. 4 Jan. 1816;—
8, Cuances-Grantuam, 6.1 March 1818;—9. Avevsta-
Ayxe, 6. 1 Feb. 1820; 10. Grono1aya-GrnTauDe, (twin
with Angusta,) d. 19 ‘April 1821.
His loksbip's ancestor, Tuovas Scorn, ea a captain in
the army of king William IIL, fell in the ‘eld,
ay i the bd Orta sea es Mare date ne
Henry Ormsby, of Tubbeready, co: Roscommon, and had issue
“Mrctagt, who m-miss Pareell, of the ancient family of Pur.
cell, titular barons of Loughmoe, and had issue, > of
Mahobber, d. ; and
Jom Scott, It earl of Clonmel, 5. 8 June 1790, appointed
solicitor-general ‘of Ireland, 15 Dec. 1744;
Nov. 1777 prime serjeant-at-law, Dec. 1783 ; lord-chief-
of the King’s Bench, 1784; advanced to the dignity of baron
Earlsfort, 10 May 17843 viscount Clonmel, 18 Aug. 1789; and
earl of Clonmel, 20 Dec. 1793. The earl m., Ist, 1768, Catha-
rine-Anne-Maria, da. of ‘Thomas Matthew, of Thomastown
House, and sister of Francis, earl of Landaff, and had issue by
her (who d, 171) an only son, who d. an infant. ‘The earl m.,
Brice as togethers
less, > 84 st 5
her (who & 3 Nov. 1838, wt. 67) had issue,
“i MOMAS, present earl.
2 Cuantorrs, ‘0, 11 May 1787, m., 14 March 1814, John-Reginald, present
‘The earl d 28 May 1708 and was suceeded by his only son,
‘Tomas, present
Heir A, Le eeae, bed Esacedonts the earl's eldest
"Creations —Baron, May 17843 Viscount, 18 Aug. 1789; and
1793.
wal 3 Be Ln Or, on a bend asure an estalle between two crescents
eit
[Apeame toca hh pre
+ holds
san Ueda ena ita fin pois 9 the
He NfoelFear to trangtse
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JOHN FITZGIBBON, Hans of CLARE, Viscount Fis
[peerage a. ort ot eee ibbon, of Sidt
the Perage of Tends an Le Fett ty
EARLS. 783
sucreedal his father, John, the late ear, 28 Jan. 10025 married,
14 April 1826, Elizabeth-Julin-Georgiana, da. of the late lord
Gwydir, and of lady ‘Willoughty, of Bresby.
‘The family of Fitapidbon, the chief of which was styled the
is descended
Fis ponerse themarpedilirmranentiincny
tnd) Deamond f'firoea tbe exe origin ‘are descended the
who carried the estate to the Kingston family ; as thus described
Smith, in his history of Cork, vol. i., p. 45; viz. “The White
ight, otherwise styled Clan-Gibbon, was descended from Gisle-
ae
and Desmond: thi s in this territory, a
pepe nop tha aca thee hon the rd baron
whose grandfather, sir John King, was, 4 Sept.
of sir William Fenton, knt., and dame eo Fitz-Gib-
i te
‘Tuomas Firzorsuox, of Ballylander, co. Kerry, esq., an-
cestor of the earls of Clare, Peentatita ot ieedieed
Tine of the White Knights, assigned his estate to lord Jord Kingston,
for its better protection from the forfeitures then directed against
the families of Roman Catholics ; but his lordship and Mr. Fitz~
ibbon shortly after died, both leaving infant fi j and as no
re-assignment of the estate was perfected, it was never
recovered. His son, Jouw Fitzgibbon, M.D., was father of
‘Tuomas Fitzgibbon, of Ballyseeda, co. Limerick, who left issue
four sons ; viz. 1. Joun ; 2. Patrick ; 3. Thomas; 4. Gibbon.
Joun Frrzarnnoy, of Mount Shannon, co. Limerick, ot,
eldest son” of Thomas, b. 1708, was called to the bar 1731, at
which he practised with eminent success; on his entering the
profession of the aw he published, “ Notes of Cases determined
‘at Westminster,” of which was admitted by lord
chancellor Tisdwicees 1777, he published ** An Essay ou Com.
merce "1768, he was returned to parliament for James-town,
and afterwards for Newcastle, co. Limerick ; he m. Ellinor, da.
‘ ARARKLLA, m. James-! lohn Jefferyes, of Blarney
Fs aS ee ‘iane in, "Wilts Beretords Word Decl, archtop
oan Prant, of Dunkettle, co. Cork, eng.
7a IRISH PEERAGE.
Joux Fitzoronox, 1st earl of Clare, lord high chancellor. of
Ireland, b. 1749, was educated at Oxford, and proceeded
to the Irish bar, where he soon became conspicuous ; 1784, he
was appointed attorney general; 1769, lord high chancellor. and
created lord Fitzgibbon, of Lower Connello, co. Limerick ; im,
created viscount Fitsgiblon, of Limerick, co. Limerick ; 1795,
advanced to the di mere carl of Clare; and, 1799, created 2
of the United Kingdom, by the title of baron
Eiavary, on, Devon. This cash, 1 J 170 Anne, elder Be,
of Richard-Chapel Whaley, of Whaley Abbey, co. Wieklow, es,
usher of the court of Chancery, M.P-
‘Limerice colonel of the Liner ‘militia, and a governor of the county
m, 11 July 1895, Diana, eliest da. of the late Charles Woodcock, esq.» ant hae
1. Jot, b. 2 May 1820.
3% Ada. be June 18:6. b
5 IndmentacMans-Axte, be aan 1700.
‘The earl d. 28 Jan, 1803, and was succeeded by his eldest sou,
ome 2d earl of Clare, and baron Fitzgibbon, of Sidbury, eo.
von,
Heir Presumplive—The hon. Ricnany Homann, only bro-
ther of the earl.
Creations—Lord Fitzgibbon, of Lower Connello, 1789; Vis-
count Fitzgibbon, of Limerick, 20 Dec. 1793; Earl of Clare,
10 June 1795; pet Bisagibbony of Sidbury, in the Peerage of
England, 24 Sept. 1
ia Plate 76. cas pan, de 6 eS
‘Crest—A boar passant, charged with three annulets in fexs.
Sport Drea fon ges Scie 8g ‘wings devated: angen.
<aieee
NATHANIEL CLEMENTS, Hant of LEITRIM, Viscount
and Baron Leitrim, of Manor Hamilton, Governor and a Custos
Rotulorum co, Leitrim and Donegal, Colonel of the Donegal Re-
iment of Militia, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture ;
orn 9) May 1768 ;" succeeded his father, Robert, the late earl, 27
July 18145 married miss am, eldest ‘da. and co-b. of
William Bermingham, of Ross Hil, co, Galway, eng, (Sst
the countess of Charlemont,) and has BERT,
viscount Clements, M.P. for co. Leitrim ;—2. WiLt1aa-S¥D-
NEY; —-3. Cul KEFFINOTON j—4. MARIA, My 24
July 1828, the hon, and rev. Edward-Southwell Keppell, 34 son
of the earl of Albemarle;-—5. ExszapetH ;—6. Cano-
LANE.
lls lonlship's nnestor, Rowen Cxeatex rs et. (Urother of
Clements, of the Btrade, esq member i arte
002, ras stainted, 1609 by the parliament of James II, but
on the accession of king William was restored to his estate in
‘Cavan, and appointed vieo-trensurer of Ireland: he m.
miss family, and bad issue, 1. Theo
philus, w teller of the exchequer, privy counsellor, and member
720; % Robert,
Newry 1715, d. 1723, (leaving issue, Henry, member for Cavan
1745, d. 1747.) and 3
\el until hs deeosey salir of the privy counsellor,
2 vy counsellor,
ras gre ty ‘my IT Jan. 1739, Hannabe
da. of W dean of Down, 24 son ofl Wiliats
Gore, counsellor to Charles IL, and left issue,
1. Rom: er, It ea .
carl of Leitrim, 6 Oct. 1796. The earl m., 31 May 1765,
issu
nnn bade # ‘st earl of Masserene,
= her (who d. 29 May 1817)
ie.
1. NarHawiet, present earl.
‘& RomeatT-Ciorwortmy, searcher, packer, and guuger, at the port of
‘S Axwe-BLimanern, 4. 1816,
Anse nm. May
thas
op CART th F May Woe, Joha-Thomae Towmbend, prevent vicount
‘The earl d. 27 July 1804, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
NATHANtEL, present and 2d earl.
Heir Apparent—Rosen, lord CLE xen rs, eldest son of the
Creations—Baron, 20 Sept. 1783; Viscount, 20 Dec. 1793;
Earl, 6 Oct. 1795.
Plate 7% Argent, two bends wary sable, on a chief gules, three
‘Crest—A falcon cloxe proper, belied or.
eR Te eee Aw Braver, the deer with tretol slipped vert tn the
‘the sinister plain collared or.
‘Motte—Pusria virtutitun By patriotic virtues.
——
RICHARD BINGHAM, Eant of LUCAN and Banow of
a
786 IRISH PEERAGE.
of Henry, last earl of Fanconberg, (whose marriage with Bernard-
Edward, present duke of Norfolk. had been dissolved by act of
aliamént the same year.) and by her (who d- at Pars 24 March
1819) had issue, —1. Exizapern, m., 27 March 1815, Gran-
ville-Venables Vernon, esq., eldest son of the archbishop of York;
——2. Cuartorre, d. 20 March 1805;—— 3. Awwe, m., 18
Fuly 1816, Alexander Murray, of B
ina in France, 1817, Francs, lord
ceil of Wemyes 55. Gronarana, m.; 15 June 1821, Charles
esq.,—6. GEORGE-CHARLES, lord capt.
Tet Moser etl ica the genctay and M.P. for co. Mayo, m., 29
June 1829, Anne, da. of Robert, earl of Cardigan ; —-7. Ricuarp-
Canton, &. 2 May 1801.
‘The family of Bingham is of great antiquity, having been
seated inv he counties of Dorses And Somiertes Us iy eariet
reign of Henry 1. Ronn Brxcitant of Bingham Meleombe,
temp. Henry VIII, m., Alice, da. of Thomas Coker, of cue.
Pores, 00 Dorset, Pot ye lat ra of whom, Robert,
his eldest son, continued the line at Melcombe ; sir Richard, 34
‘son, was 4 most distinguished commander in the Irish wars, aud
vras appointed, 1600, marshal of Ireland and governor of eins
ters and Groncr, the 4th son, also settling In Irland, was fe
of
Sir Huxny, of Custlchar, oo. Mayo, ereated, 1632, 0 bart
of Nova Scotia, and had issue, sir GzonE, 2d bart., who was
father of sir Hiway and sir GEORGE, successive barts., which
latter was father of
eee Sth bart., m. Anne, da. of Agmondesham Vé
ext by Charlotte, only da. of William Sersfeld, esq, (brother ef
earl of Lucan, general in the army of James
is illo st co Netto of Landen, ta Flanders.) Wy Marya
tural da. of Charles II., and sister of James, duke
He d. 21 July 1749, having had by the above lady, besides other
issue, sir Jou, Gth bart., who d. unm, 1752, and
Sit Canes, 7th bart., and Ist earl of Lucan ; created baron
Smith, of
(who d. 27 Feb. 1815) had ae
1. Riemann,
Vt
2° Lavinia, m6 March 1781, GeorgeJohn, present easl Spencer, K.G,
% Loviss, aid, neh
£ Mancaiuer, ‘m. Thomas Lindsay, of Hallymurt, esq.
‘The earl d. 20 March 1700, and was succeeded by bis only son,
RicHaxp, present and 2d earl,
eh trent Crone Cirintins Soe Bivens eee
Creations—Baronet of Nova Scotia, 1684; Baron, 24: July
17765 Earl, 6 Oct. 1795.
EARLS. 1
Arme—See Plate T7- Ature, a bend plain cottved, between sl. cromm
‘Gye—On a mount vert x falcon rhing proper, armed, memberet snd
bailed or.
‘Seeorte— Tivo waters ees pli catered so chatnad se,
es
SOMERSET LOWRY-CORRY, Eant. i foparg onan
Viscount and Baron Belmore, of boop)
Fernanach %. 29 Dee. 1601;—2, Hewny-Twomas, MP.
6. 9 March 1803, m., Feb. 18390, lady Harriett-
pas Looper, da. of the atl of Bhafebury;—3 a
pavouren, b. July 1806, d. an infant.
Rovens Lowny, of Abenis, e grandfather of the Ist earl
m. Anne, da. of the rev. James (2d son of sir James Sin
clair, of vammamays 4 Anne, da. of James Galbraith, esq., M.P.
had issue,
1. Rommnr, seated at Meibury, co. lem Hastiton, and d.
ITY, 60. Donegal, m. Maryaret
2. Gareearra.
eae tet Rather, de af bo Richartace, af Rich BM,
“Gacnwarrm, succeeded at Ahenis, and sat in. 3 parliaments
ea Tyrone, m. Barahy 24da. and cos. of John Corey, gy and
1. Amoran, Ist
2 Asx, m., 3 Nov, 1763, Willlam-Willoughby Cole, cart of Enn!
On its for co.
baron Belmore, of ‘Coole, 6 Jan.
da. of Somerset, earl of Carrick, (by Ju-
isna eldest da. of Henry, earl of Shannon,) and had issue
by her, (who d. Jan. 1777.)
L. GALnaarra, b. Sept. 1773, d. an infant.
2 Sousssct-Lowa’, present enti.
B Jeviawa,
one da.,
Mastin seusexy-Loores, 8 Apell 178, ses 9 July 104, George-John
‘he earl my Bily, 1 March 1794, Mary-Anne, eldest da. of
sir James Caldwell, of Castle Caldwell, co. Fermanagh, bart., by
whom he bad no issue. His lordship d. 2 Feb. 1002, and was
succeeded by his only son,
os IRISH PEERAGE.
SOULE ESET, 2oesent and 2d earl.
“f.se 4 serene ARMAR, Viscount Corry, eldest sou |
Jibs Racor, 6 Jan. 1781 ; Viscount, 6 Dec. 138:
“No TYP.
mee we Mas ™ Go. a aaltire, and in chicf a rose argeat.
ae 4.14%. HO WP.
Nap erser eat SENeNt proper. ducally collared and chsined
ait. " *% e™ ae “war Virtue fourbshes fur ever.
—_——=<_
THANL ULL AMES MATHEW, Earst of LANI
Vosevrunc a.a Sassi. Lada, of Thomastown ; tern 3
TOM LS Mareeuced “o> “atter. Francis, the late earl, 39 July
reer ove. Ph CY T™O8. Gertrude, @d da. of Juhn Leatou
Hass. se Roda. esq.
Mois wine “Matis ‘s dewended from Davip MarHew,
Laskar nt sui Edwant [V., whose monument is still
eee ce oar redta vf Landafh
‘see ett Yew aaa, vt Rader, oo. Glamorgan, esq., W
wewser ete re ae Lada) and other estates, which his
eos Baek vi oe tet cine immemorial. He left issue, G1
Vee tet Nye. de Bsc we cae Samuly im Ireland, who m.
"eu, dle UF we Sean Paice. af Acton, co. Gloucester
wow ci UMass Biclvzs visopunt Thurles, eldest :
Water. Dloi cata Oinend.! and was great-grandfat
Usuaea Mages, vi Chonastown, who had the degree of
sae want tad 8 Nag. 207g. by his relation, James
a OP. Shaadi ae i ceniversity of Oxford, m-., 1:
SMA ey Me ak Sota SDetev. bart, by Mary, eld
tad et. oe A Coula Gates of Firie, co Sussex, bert. s am
Jus TTL Mane wider ul Jauwes dels Poer, 3d earl of T
wa A werden casua. QU Supe. 1729. He had issue by |
MEV. Cie sort,
(BORGES. wae a. bis axising Murv-.inne. Mathew, and
ware bes Macher, easecag issne by her, (whe m., 2dly, C
O'Mara osu. TP Aug U9.) George. & 28 April 1733, d.
gol ESwahech, Ore che Satire of male issue in this branc
eitates devaived io Geurze Mashew, of Thomastown, esq
wn.. Lst, Margarecs ach da oof Thomas Butler, esg.. (grand
the hem. Richant Butler, suiar James, the Ist duke of Orm
by Lady Margaret, eldest da. of Willtam, 7th earl of Clanri
and widow of Brian Magennis, viscount Iveagh, and by he
d. 30 July 1743) had issue a da, whe d. 1752 ; and Qdly, Is
4th da. of William Brownlow, of Liacgan, (by Elizabeth E
ton, eldest da. of James, tth earl of Abercorn.) and had is
her (who m., 2dly, Sept. 1761, maror Ford) one son, who
infant, when the estate devely ed to the male heir,
Tromas MATHEW, esq., who m., 6 July 1736, miss Ma
and had issue, FRaNcIs, Ist earl; and Catharine-.tnne-J
who m., Ist, Philip Roe, esy.: and 2dly, 1763, John Soo
EARLS. 789
ae] of Clonmel, lrd-chiet justice of the court of King’s Bench,
d. V7.
‘TTnnaartans et oie 8 47h: vopremmstitn! in several
parliaments, was created, 12 Oct. 1783, baron F advanced
to the of viscount Landaff. 20 Dec. 1793, ' to that of
of Nov. 1797, m., 6 Sept. 1764, Ellis, 2d da. of
Smyth, eng (24 sn Of Haward Smyth, bishop of Down
and Connor, by Mary, 5th da. of 2d vis-
count Masserene,) and sister of sir Sk ‘Smyth,
Vat and bad ise by her, (who d- 9 Aug. 17815)
1 Praxcts-Janxs, present
LOX TAG, b. 18 AN veges dae in the army, and col. 90th
ont 2 Meare st
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‘The earl m., 2ily, June 1784, Elizabeth, 2d da. of Clotworthy
Ist earl of Maxserene, by whom (who d. 9 Feb.
1796) 1796) be Nae are. ‘The earl d. 30 July 1806, and was suc~
son,
Fuancis-—James, iat earl. Se
leir Presumplive—The /EORGE-MarHeEw, next bro-
thee of the art E
mn g-gn 12 Oct. 1783; Viseount, 20 Dec. 179% ;
aoe Ot, a lion rampant sable,
mere Two nig a ‘cipent, armed, unguled, erosd, tufted and pian
‘Motto. PYN. DIV. Y. FYD. What God willeth, will be
ey
CHARLES-HENRY-St. JOHN O'NEILL, Eanu
O'NEILL, of Shanes Castle, Viscount Raymond, Viscount and
Baron O'Neill, of Shanes Castle, K.P., Colonel of the Antrim
Militia, Joint Postmaster-general in Ireland, a Governor co.
Antrim, and Trustee of the Linen ‘Manufacture § born 22 Jan.
1779; succeeded his father, Jobn, the late viscount, 17 June
1798 ; created viscount Raymond and earl O*Neill, Aug. 1800.
«gills lorahip i denended from the ancient princes of Treland :
tative, in 1542, was created earl of Tyrone, by
iter eae disclaiming the title of prince, and submitting.
tou
Sir Hexny O Nere1, of Shanes Castle, knt., m. Martha, da.
df siz Prancis Bealford, governor of Ulta; and had lasne, Rose,
whom. Randall Macionald, marques of Antrim. Sir Henry
was ancestor of
Jomx O'Nernx, of Shanes Castle (whose younger brother,
m. Mary Boulett, eldest da, of Charles, duke of Bolton,
and d. 1716,) who d. 1739, leaving issue,
J. Caamurs, his succescor.
‘2. Crorwot
¥e
vou. 11. °
390 IRISH. PERRAGE.
3. Carmanues, m, 19 Oct. 1711, Richard, 7th viscount Moanteniret Fe
6 3S apr? KS.
& Racwes: & Eveavor; 6 Rose: 7. Anne.
een. Mant. a. Robert Burrewes, coy, second com of aiz William Bare
Canes, the eldest son, succeeded at Shanes Castle, w.,;
Catharine. $2 4a. and oo-h. of the hon. sir John Broderick, (
sen of ARen, viscount Middleton, lord chancellor of pany
Amma, cals sister of Trevor, viscount Hillsborongh, father
tee marques of Downshire, and d. 16 Aug. 176, "leaving issue
we her. (whe & St July 1742,)
~“R. Jammy, Ist visrount.
& Se wax, kh 6 Max 1741, m. mbs Burrowes, and d. May 1798.
3% AXxE, m. tight ham. Richard Jackson, of Jeckson Hall, co. Lendoo-
wo viecomat Townshend, v of Ireland.
~ ancretary
Jon, Ist viscount, represented co. Antrim in several
wats, was sworn of the privy council, created baron O’ Neill, of
Nov. 1733, F5, and advanced to the dignity of vis-
Tig only chibd of Charles, ord. Dungarvon, sono
son
of Cork and Orrery, and had issue by her, (who ¢.
fal
+33.)
1. “awaeres-Hexar-Sr. Jonx, t earl.
a boas Serce Rreaans, b ® Dec. I
tee Cebbaream regiencet of foot-guards, ccustable She castle of Dublin and
The viecoont d. 17 June 1798, of the wounds he received ia an
aitena with the rebels at Antrim, and was succeeded by his eldedt
ie
Cuaaiss-Hesaer-Sr. Jonx, 2d viscount, and present and
work,
hee
Ber Prewaptive—Joux-Bacce-RicnarD, only brother of
whe east, ve the viscmaty and barony of O’ Neill only.
Createns—Raron, Nov. 1793; Viscount, 6 Oct. 1795; Vis-
388.
arwe—See Pure To. Per teas. the chief argent, and the base represen
wenwes ¢ the nee, tn chief 3 dexter Couned a the urkt guict bene
JAMES BERNARD. Bart of BANDON, Viscount Ber-
mark, ai Vivant and Banu Bandon; born 14 June 1785;
wavecded bis father, James, late earl, 25 Nov. 1830; married, 13
Marwd Lae, MarvSusan hina Brodrick, eldest da. of the ho-
weercudic Chasis Brodrick, archbishop of Cashell, next brother t0
worm GA vintwaat Middletan, and by her has issue,——1.
BRANCIS, canvas Bernard, &. 8 Jan. 1810 ;——2. Cuaruzs-
Ravers, & 4&4 Jan. 181
RAW Kw Catuamixc-HEXRIETT A, & 11 Nov. 1813 s——
dB Vawes AK UD June. d. 7 Nov. ISIS.
Faaxers Brraxarp, of Castle Mahon, & 1663, (descended
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792 IRISH PRERAGE,
prin uh the dignity of visomint Berriard, nnd earl of Bur-
don, b. 26 1755, m., 12 Feb, 1784, lady ‘Catherine-Hen-
rietta Boyle ‘da. of Richard, 24 earl of Shannon, and by ber
(who d. 8 July 1815) had issue,
1. Jastes, present earl.
2-Ricwanh-Doven, >. 4 Sens INT, DeD-. deat of Lelghlin
3, Fraxers, 27 Feb.
m Saat Sucre, b 19 Nox 17 mana
ic Cwaurowte:Barincn, 0030 Pubs 170%, my WJ st
i 78 MG, Hayes Lt,
Vf dain at Waterloo,
Lene a,
11; Gaances:Loptow, b. 18 pei 1805.
‘The earl d. 25 Nov. 1830, and was succeeded by’ his eldest son,
Janes, present and 2d earl,
Heir Apparent—Frawcts, viscount Bexwand, eldest son of
the earl.
Creations—Baron, 30 Nov. 17935 Viscount, 6 Oct. 1795;
Viscount and Earl, Ang. 1800.
F a ‘emt Phate77. ha gh Sonuke propor eT the sex:
sy Snportors— Deter, gent attired, unguled and dacall celared snd
"Siniscers ant en
Say cl collared sa ained oe ne gant, ced leh
‘Motte—Virtus probate florciit, Well-proved virtue will ever tours,
os
- ROBERT STEWART, Eant of CASTLE-STEWART,
Viscount Stewart, Baron Castle-Stewart, ii Ireland, and @Ba-
a sneceeded his father, Andrew-Thomas, the late earl, 25
1809 ; ‘married, 23 April 1806, Jemima, sole da. of vol.
Ratinson, of the royal artillery, and has issue, —~1. EDWARD,
viscount Stewart, D. 10 Sept. 1807, m., Feb. 1830, Emmeline:
only surviving child of Benjamin Bathurst, esq, deceased, and
grandda. of the bishop of Norwich; —2. Cuanves-Kwox, t
38 April 1810 ; — and other children.
‘This branch of the royal house of Stewart is descended from
Ronenr, duke of Albany and regent of Scotland, 3 legitimate
son of king Robert IL. Munpocu, 2d duke of Albany, suc-
ceeded his father, Robert, as regent of the kingdom, but was be-
headed, with his two eldest sons, 1425. His 3d son, sir James,
(surnamed the Gross,) fled to Ireland, and was father of Ax-
paw, created, by king James IIL, lord Avandale, but d. with-
out issue, 1400; and of Wanren, whose son, Andrew, ste:
éveded to the titles and estates of his uncle, and became 2 Tard
Avandile. His son and heir, Aypaew, 80 lord Avandale, e-
ay his barony of rete he pis Seip a) find whis
‘led, hy consent of the regent irliament' of
Suuland, ‘Ochiltree: From him descended, in thee
“Axcitew, 4 lord Ochiltres, who! sold htt borony 0 Ws
cousin, James Stewart, of Killeith, son of ry ‘earl of Annan,
( BARLS Er 709
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Axa, 3d Jord. ; :
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pay
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harou Caledon, & June,1790 5, xiseount, Nov. 1797 5
Caledon, 29 Dec. 1800. earl m., 23 Nov. 1774, Anney2d da.
of James Crawfurd, of Crawfurdsburny coy Down, cag and by
her (who d. 21 Dec. 1777) hadissue, )
1. Dupre, present earl.
nteghtABNttSs by 7 Avge 177%, mor 8 July 1799p Andrew Thi, an 2
et Burma mera, b 31 June 1270
‘The earl d. 22 March 1802, and was sessed by his only
Durne, present and 2d earl. .
Heir dpparent-—Wiacout aca oun\ ue easiness 90
Creations Baron, 6 Shins 1780 ¢-Wistounity Dey A70P
29 Deo. 1800. wy sub law
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VALENTINE BROWNE, Eant, of KENMARI
Custleronse sind Kenmare, Baron of Sere tin
Ireland, and a ‘Trustee of the
15 Jus. 1788 ; succeeded his fatlier, Valentine, the | pee
Oct. 18125, married, 1 July 1816, Angusta, 24 da. of ir Robert
Wilmot, of Osmaston, co. ; bart.
rar
‘Sir VALENTINE Browne, of Crofts, to. Liticolny was Aiea.
Surer of the town of Berwick, auditor of the rye
Jandy and auditor-gen. of Ireland, in the reigus of
and queen, Mary 5, he left, issue, sir Valentine Browne, kits a
privy counsellor to queen Elizabeth, who purchased large estates
Fi Traded, me “Thorsanind, sister’ of sic Nicolas Boe
Jord-keeper of the great seal to queen Elizabeth, and aunt of the
celebrated Francis, lord: Verulam, viscount St. Alban’s, lord
chancellor of England, from whom descended sir Var xe
Baowwe, of Castle Rosse, who was created a bart. of Irelond
16 Feb. 1621, and m. Elizabeth, Sth da. of Gerald, 10th ‘earl of
Kildare ; he was ancestor of
Vatewtixe, b, 1634, a privy counsellor to James If., and»
col. of foot in his army, created after that unfortnnute monarch"
abdication, by patent, ies 6 Dublin, 20 My 1609, viscont
Kenmare ; he m. J and h. of sir Nicholas Phmkext,
brother of Lucas, earl of Tica, aud had issue,
Nicuoras, (called) 2d viscount Kenmare, who was. a col. in
king James's army, and was attainted for his adherence to that
prince. His lordship m. 1684, his cousin, Helen, eldest da. and
Fis 3)
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The earl d, 22 Ranch "TU and was steed by hid only sy
Doras, present and 2d earl. ot ©
‘Apparent—V iscount ‘ALEKAMDRB/th6 earls son. =.
Coveanshedisrons 6 June 17895, Viscount, Noy.
20 Dec. 1800. ros ence maa
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VALENTINE BROWNE, Eaut of KENMA!
Castlerosse and Kenmare, Baron of
Ireland, and a ‘Trustee of the
Gatatat eatin wT oelp tate, Auk rie
18125 ma , Augusta,
‘Wilmot, of jon, 60. , bart.
(belles) xtra ye
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‘Sir Varenrive Browye, of Crofts, co.
surer of the twa of Berwick, auditor of th
Jandy and auditor.gen. of Ireland, inthe reigns
and queen Mary 5 be left. issue, sir Valentine tre ntbenss M44
peiry swunsellor to queen Elisabeth, who Purchased Seg
in m. Thomasine, sister ‘of sir Nicolas
Jord-keeper of the great seal to queen ‘labo pee
celebrated Francis, lord Verulam, viscount St. Albans,
chancellor of Ragland, from whom descended sir Macey
Buowne, of Castle Rosse, who was creuted a bart. of
10 Feb. 1621, and m. Elizabeth, 6th du. of Gerald, 1Oeh
Ler sia peers
ALENTINE, 6. 163i, a privy counsellor to James a
col, of foot in his army, created after that huloranate dares
abdication, by patent, dated at Dublin, 20, May 1
Hanan Sono shi Nicol Pay
Of Fingal, a
se tos fea od the, Karmate, Sins ee
etch
king James's army, and was attainted for his adherence
prince. His lordship m. 1684, his cousin, Helen, eldest
pai
co-h.
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Vicewrs
Honoria,
Margaret,
of
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re mayan speiemen bitsy} peal
‘90. June-V736,-and wax sucsecied by bis nom,
(eTuaatas, (called) bel Dies 1750; Anne,
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5 zWacenenn (elle) fey i a bckn tare aon
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Feb. T7088 Stans Berl, 29 Dee. ‘
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BMotto—Layad en aa ipert
EDMUND-HENRY TORY, Eant. of Li
count Limerick, and Gleatworth, in the Peerage
oe United Reais ‘born wae es succeeded
‘William: : aa i :
— 2, HENRY-HARTSTONGE, lord Glentworth, +36 Sang
bay 11 May oe Caged 2d da. of Tennison Edwards,
Henry.
sis, Br 9 Ott, 1AL3 & JoieHlaronge, b. BT Ange AB
6. Evily-Carotine, b. 23 Mareh 18155 7, Ceili. Annabella,
22 April 1817 ¢ 8. Honry-Fraderiek, b. 1 Jan. 1820;
Wortan-Crett, 2. 16 Feb 17015 Sree EosvED Sects,
jeut. 6th regt. iS q
Elizabeth-Charlotte dae of the fate hon. William of
last viscount Cullen ;—5. Mary, 6. 31 Oct. 1783, d. 26 Jan.
1817 ; 6. Tuxoposta, 6. 15 Jan. 1787, m5 1 Je say
‘Thomas-Spring Rice, eq.. M.P. co. Limerick ;-—7. Lu
13 March 1788, m., 16 March 1616, Rowland
Farley Hill, coy Berks, aq. i 8. Fraxcrs Sznintdy by 90
way 2 705, m8 Aug. 1819, sir Henry Robert Calder, of Park
Res ites 9. Loves k: 2 April 1798, m. 28
yaty 1825, Peter Pole, eq., eldest son of sir bart,
M.P.;—10. CrcitJaxe, b. 28 Sept. ‘ot, 54 Maret
1828, ‘the rev. John Delafield, 24 son of J
Campden Hill, esq. ;—11. Canotiwe-Anrcta, & 16
1808,
Epmuxp Peny, of a Devonshire family, settled at Limerick
fen. Car. Ts. Susennaly nly, hil and heres Shope
Sexton, esi and 1656,
Epwuxb Prny, Ca co. Clare, es eal in
the army, a. a 1721, iting 1. Sarton, of
without issue in 1730; 2. Stackrore, in holy orders ; and
fon
Stackroxe, the 2d son, m., 2 April m6, Jane, da. of Wile
oa _
DOABARLSIZI 1%
arehdeacon of Ld ty (by D
78 Oct 178) the: te. Sesey Smith, who 42 104,
‘mo Tune 1751, Wittm Monall, of Terran, co.
co, Clare, in the
800 IRISH | PEERAGE.
get fond hs iegue i, WILLIAM eae
Dunlo, b. 21 Sept. 1803 ;-—2. Rrenany-Joux, b-
1805 ; —3. Ronent, b. Oct. 1809 ;—4. Loutsa.
‘Axare, b 38 Dec! 1706 (-- 6. Hecriee ra MAdGAay
Oct. 1799, m., 28 Feb. 1825, Thomas Kavanagh, of
— 6. Emity-Fronixpa, 6. 7 Noy.,
owen, 6, 22 Jan. 1802, d, 28 Dé.
This family, which bas been ennobled in two branches, assumed
the name from the town of La Tranche, in the province of
Poitou, of which they were formerly possessed. ‘The first of the
family in England was
Fuepentck de la Tranche, or Trenché, n protescayit nobleman
who fled from France after the massacre of Ste Bartholomew, ant
settled inthe eo. Northumberland iu 15745 be m., 1576, Mar-
da, of Thomas Sutton, ezq.,.and had iesney ‘Ie Tiraatas,
is hair ; 2. James, rector of Clongell, in Ireland, and possessed
of estates in Cavan, m., 1005, Margaret dof Hugh, Fisgount
Montgomery, of Ards, and had issue an ouly da. Annes 2 Adan
Thom
“Puostas, the eldest aon, m, 1610, Catharine, da. of Richard
Brooke, of Pontefract, co. York, osj., and had issue, Faene-
‘A1CK, who settled at Garbally, in Ireland 5 m.. 1692, his cousin,
Anna, only child and h. of the rev. James Trench, and d. in
1009, leaving fsue, FaxpEmice, gncestor of the eats of Clan-
carty; and John, dean of Raplioe, ancestor of Jord Ashtown,
Faepenicx, the eldest son, J. in 1663, succeeded at Garbally ;
from whom descended his lordship's grandfather,
Ricuany Taexcn, of Garbally, a 4, 1710, was returned
to parliament for the co. Galway, county his father had
represented for 37 years. He m., 13 March 1752, Frances, only
aay to the commbaliners of existuts to
hy jalyclpraet
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and Baron Gosford, of Market Hill, co. At and a Baronet
of N.S., sole Governor and Custos Rotulorum of Armagh, and.
Colonel of the Armagh Militia, and a Trustee of the Linen Ma-
nufacture 5 bey >», et ant eee earl, 14 Jan.
1807 ; married, 20 July 1805, Mary, Robert Sparrow,
of Worlingham Hall, co. Suffolk, esq. Mary, eldest da. of sir
John Bernard, of Brampton pap nh decent .) and
has issue, —1. ARCHIBALD, lord Acheson, 6.20 Aug. ¢
—2. Many ;——3. Minuicent ;—4. Onivia;—5. Ay-
NADELLA.
Sir Ancursatp Acirso, of Gosford, secretary of stave
for Scotland, was created a bart. Sept. 1628, from whom de-
scended
Sir Anruwn, Sth bart., 6. 26 Jan. 1668, m., 1713, Anne, da.
of thé right hon. Philip Savage, chancellor of the exchequer in
Ireland, and had issu:
1-Sif Ancitinat.n, Ist efacount Gosford, _
Charlestown, tem ga Sua ‘esving ie lane byes
Ris, Walter Cope, buna of Leighlin nu Fem, andl & with:
j46, Robert Trench, esq-, of Moniava Castle, co. Galway,
hs ‘Ist viscount Gosford, and 6th bart., b. v
won fiddled bared Gigferd "So July 1776, and pe tbe
Ells
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eke reaet Gosford 2% June 1785. = ene:
1740, ‘da, of Joh Richardson,
ir au by hers (wo ti (who the Miay 17022)
ae Sarasa eine, pantie it
3 é ura aSnie Fray me 17 Alexa Macey, 'Sieanls e ant
ASSES TS
+ Of Castle Hume, co. Permanty(h,
ia" Sormtay th unm. Aug, 182.
The viscount d. 5 Sept. 1790, and was succeeded by his eldest
“reno, 31 viscount, who was advanced to the dignity of
earl Feb, 1806, tod js, ager bar’
Pole, from the ancient famil at Pole, of
0. Derby, and by her (who d. 1 Nov. T25) hind issue,
tr Aneraaroy procter
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omy! |
ARcHTmALD, present and 2d earl.
Heir Apparent—A ncn aro, lord AcuEsON.
1628; Baron Gosford, 20 July 1776;
‘Creations—Baronet, Sept.
Vi 20 Jt 1785; Earl, Peb. 1
amends Pate. Lou, ede nih two beds dplnyed sale} on 8
tise or.
‘Supporters—Two leopards proper, ‘collared and chained or, the sinis-
LAURENCE BARSONS, Eas of ROSBE, aron Onman-
‘a Baronet, a Privy Counsellor, and Governor of the King's
Eta dolst-Postmaster-timere) in ireland Seed
May 1758; succeeded his uncle, Laurence, the la
F) WoO): natriod, 5 Apel 1707, Alice dn of Sohn Idoyd;
‘Gloster, King’s 84-5 and has issuey——1. WILLIA;
ford Ormenteon, MP. King’s County, & 17 June 1800 ;—
2 Jowx-Crent, b. 17 Aug. 1902, d.'10 Aug. 1828;—3.
4.2 Nov, 1005 ;—4, Jae ;—5, ALicia.
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borough, and had issue by her, (who d. Jane ine) —
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Rosse, my, - eldest Na piss
of Charles, ye uoed Bolin, (hy. jbon tad "
the duke
Monpouillan, de la Force,
sud End toad’ by ee, (or a d, Te) :
1. Ruewann, 94 en Ay =
i Sasnes; 3. ELizannrth
‘The earl d. 1741, and was sucteeded by his som,
Ricmanp, 2d ear of Rosse, 27 Auge 1764,
Olivia, da. of Hugh Edwards, esq., and
ae
1820) had no issue, when the titles of earl of Rosse and
Oxmantown became extinct. Wil cali Ty
Sir Lawaener, the younger brother: of sir William Pi
roland, was sented at Birr Castlé, on
lord chief justice of
appointed attorney-
baron of the exch grandson,
Sir Lavnexce of ire Cause, was eet
15 Dee. 1677, m. Franees, youngest da. and co-b. of Wi oy
oe Croats
Pane Lavnexce an
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es of earl of mde Hk
Le otmaairh: ®, 9 Dec, 1700, Robert, viseount Lorton.
earl d. without issue male, 20 April 1807, when the vis-
coun of Onnantayn became extinct, but the barony snd ear.
renee he Taetie, to his nephew, sir
“Sew Tetley OP MAEE Ths a1 Tee 17D: Mary, only da.
he a job aot Ee Rt aay comatel from tie are
of
fhe ‘ tod
by, m. ‘da. of sir Williams Bulles, of Blickling, and aunt of
queen Anne Bollen,) and had issue,
1. Sir iy oop Sth bart. and 2d earl,
Joux-Cuene, b.
& Wrtram, 6. so ily on
Lacaewce, 51 wi a5 2d earl of
Rowe, 27 May 1907, on the’ decease of his uncle Lavaxxex,
carkob Rowe; without jue male
Heir Apparent-—W 112.140, lord Oxmaxrowx, the entl"s
eidest:son.
Baron, 17823 Earl, Feb. 1806.
Plate Sable, a chev bets un paaaant
BEB ce cnt & ei tm eet creck wt arinouty the hana
ierptss eged wih far temiar = n “v meeh I Mane
‘et rege. Por God end the Kings
SS
sy Soeng AGAR, Eaut of NORMANTON, Vis.
count Somerton, m of Somerton, co. Kilkenny s born 12
a VWI3s succeeded viel his father, Charles, the late sh M4 July
Aen po Diana Herbert, eldest ‘of George-
Pembroke and Mon » KG,
Fe Aa gt setae AMESCHANLES-AEK ERT-WEL-
Somerton, b. V7 1818;—2.
‘Ay sas 630 Sng 108 1922 ;——3. Hednent-Wee-
BAD Pe Aa ar CHANLES-WELNOKE-
Henscar, 12 Nov.
os IRISH PRERAGE.
Caaarys Aca, ist etrl of Normanton, and archbis
Deblia, was brother of James, Ist viscount Clifden, and
Henry Agar, of Gowran Castle, by Anne-Ellis, only da.
John Briscve. of Amberley Castle, co. Sussex, and sister
bere Euhe. lst lord Mendip, who was so created 13 A
te is lordship
| 1736, educated at Westminster school, and afters
etadent at Christ Church, in the university of Oxford ;
hall of which college is his portrait, as also the portraits
a, W Ellis, bishop of Meath, and of his
elbore Ellis. lard Mendip; entered into holy orders, a
Hugh, duke of Northumberland,
of Clowne ; consecrated archbishop of Cashell, 1771
in 1801, archhishop of Dublin, bishop of Glande and
of Ireland. He was created baron Somerton, co.
1795: viscount Semerton, 12 Dec. 1800; ard earl of Nera
co. Kilkenny, 7 Feb. 1806; m., 22 Nov. 1776, Jane, eldes
William Benson, co. Down, €8q., (by Frances, da. of ¢
Macartney Portis, ¢q.,) and by her (who d. Oct. 182
“lL Werzore-Exxs, present earl.
2 Grones-Cuaaces, F.R.S., b. 1 Aug. 1780
a Janae, tn boty orders, archdeacon of Klimore, & lo July 1781. =
1SR Louisa, youngest da. of Samuel Thompson
Waxav-Wi.tram, & 3 July 1784, ¢. an infant.
S& Faaxces-Axxg, m., 14 Dec. 1798, Thomas-Ralph, 3d viscount Hs
The earl d. 14 July 1809, and was succeeded by his eldest
WeEczore-ExuIs, present and 2d earl.
Hair 4 pparent—Viscount SomERTON, the earl's son.
Creatwas— Baron, 12 June 1795; Viscount, 12 Dec.
Earl. 7 Feb. 1806.
Arms—See Plate 7%. Agure, a lion rampant or.
Qvt—A demi lion rampant or.
ote yah plan 2 Liens. the de Set ease antoter bend.
or both lared and chained Per
meta Pia trata "rte totes TPs beaten path's the safe one.
—_—}———
CHARLES-WILLIAM BURY, Eartof CHARLEV
Viscount Charleville, Baron Tullamore, F.R.S. and M.E
deren BS) June 1764; created Baron Tullamore, 7 Nov.
Viscount Charlerilie, 29 Dec. 1800, and Earl of Charlier
Fed. 1806; married, 4 June 1798, Catharine- Maria, da. a:
heiress. of Thumas-Townley Dawson, esy., of the Cremo
mily, and widow of James Tesdall, eeq., and hasissue, CH A]
WILLIAM, ford Tukemore, M. Pf or Carlow, 5. 26 Apri
™., at Florence, 26 Feb. 1821, Harriet-Charlotte-Beaujol
da. of the late cel. John Campbell, of Shawfield, and niece
duke of Argyll, and has issue, 1. Charles. Witham-Georg
RWSL 007
March 1922; 2. Honry-Waiter, . 7M sb 30 Nov. 1080 ;
&. Ratherines i Sanat
Be Ore oars bao 60 Feb 13
ARLES,
Bd: yg Ry |, William Bury, of Shannon, esq., and had ieue,
were 3 W uli ichard 5 oimas 6 Jane.
‘viscount Boyne.
: RAS ogra 175, uta une by his nly son
ie Moorr, 2d lord Tullamore, 6. April 1712; was
ated prey ctafwellr, gor, of King’s County, and natn.
i nod eivaiiced 16 the digthy of ext of
16 oye rs ‘The earl m, 18 Oct. 1737, Hester,
James Coghill esq descended from the Cog:
‘of Coghill, co. York, and d. without issue, 17 Feb. 1764,
when the earldom became extinct, but the estates devolved to his
Jou» Buny, the eldest son of the hon. Jane Bury above
Ie ed, ering by bee (oho o'ians 1760,
7 cone rea ee adi, 6 Saas
Henry Dannalley) ly
2b hale nal an dl
Heir Apparent-Caasuvs-Wittrax, lord TULLAMONE.
j Creons—Baon, 7 Nov. TIT: ‘Viscount, 29 Deo. 1800 ¢ and
golden tasking ont ops thet exterior
"Vite increases unde the cron,
aeons!
3 WHITE, Eann of BANTRY, Viscount Bear-
‘Viscount and Baron Bantry, of ry 00. Cork ¢ born
1767 ; was ted with ‘a gold m ay he yo
exertions
Jan. 1 created Baron of Bantry, 31
“Starch Lote Wasson Betsy, 20 Dect 1000; Bar of Bantry,
‘in|
IRISH-PEERAGE.
tis
pee RICHARD, viscount iter 0. 16 Nov. 1000,
2. Wirtsaaty bs Nov. 18013——3. Simon, '. 11 March
1807, ensign 10ch foot ;—d. Roment-Hepors, -b: 31 March
1810; 5. Mansa; dy June 1817.
‘The earl derives his descent from sir THomas Ware, a
Rickmansworth, co. Herts; the founder of St. John's College,
Oxford, and brother of Jobu White, lurd bishop of Winchester,
1557. The immediate ancestor of this noble family came 10 Tre
land during the civil wars which commenced 1641. His de
scendant, in the 4th degree,
Ricuany Wurre, of Bantry (who was maternally
ed from the Haniiltons, of Armagh,)e: Marche, da. of ‘he rer
dean Davies, of Dawston, co. Cork, and hail issue,
1. Simon.
E Minoanay, med Nov. 1736 Richard Longfel, viscount Lang yey ie
Benen, GHA son, wm. 1760, Franceectanes dav ot Reinet,
ledges Eyre, of Mount Hedges, esq. (by Helena, da, ete
Husbert, of Muckruss, ex, and dh 4 (aoe hs father, tering
ue,
1, Ricuanp, present earl.
YF Sto, HON, Sarah, youngest ds. of John ewenhitm, xq. tsd ie
Ee Haonietow, ms oy Luclna Hemphy, and de Dec 0m faving tus
- a Rowaeetvenca ty
5. Hints, m Hichard-Devonshire Newenham, of Maryborough, eu. Cork.
Tie Mawetay im, 1800, Michal opt Adams, of Jamesbrock, ei,
7, Faawcks, m.majotgen. Edward
‘Hole Apparent Ricaanny- viscount BRansta vam chester’
eldest son.
Creations—Baron, 31 March 1797 ; Viscount, 29 Dee. 1800;
Earl of Bantry, and Viscount Bearhavens 22 Jan, ns
waitin i el Ton a catemsereshano toe tmcpgnralie Pte
Grest—A heron argent.
ary oes uniform, of rot
Reeser ictrrem means
es, and high boos, holding in hand horseman sword,
alt co ‘Bint, afta igre seats ean bien ong oe
shind te some and supporeers malt
pen ake aoe, a a a
ar BS
RICHARD BUTLER, Eanu of GLENGALL, Viscount
and Baron Caher, co. Tipperary, born 17 May 17945 succeed
his father, Richard, the late earl, 30 Jans W819.
This branch of the house of Butler is derived from James tx
wrwise called Galdie, or the Englishman, son (by
ae a ree te ete eb latpeuta en ct
Pen ‘ee
| MBARESIC- 1 809
‘hose descendants were; hy thesettlements of”
Papert Ormonde, named next in remainder to the estates’
the house of Ormonde, en failure of the barons Dunboyne.
Troxas Burvem, of Caher, ‘or Cahierdown,’ the
grandsonof James le Botiller, m. Ellice, da. of the earl
roond, and had issue, EpsuxD, who, by Catharine, da. Pa
Pierce Poer, had ‘Tao2as, who was created baron Caher 1493
m, Eleanor; da. of Pierce, earl of Ormonde; and: by her hud
issue, Enawwp, 2d lard, who d. without! issue male, when the
title became extinet ; but, queen Elizabeth renewed it, 1583, by
a airecamtion i in favour of sir Turonaty Burien, son of
t brother to Thomas, Ist lord Caher, teyateavot
Mac Mae te rd Dunboyne. From him descended, through
long line Crna be Prence, 10th poe whoid at Rt eg hd Ww
June 1788, unm,, when this branch of the family became
in the male ling, ‘The estates, pursuant to his lordshi a wilh
devolved upon Ricuann, grandson of Richard Butler, oF Bally?
nahinch, eo. ‘Tipperary, father of
James Burcen, of Fethard, who m. Sarah Nicholls, and d.
in the East Indies, as is presumed, July 1 8, asin isshie,, |
1. Rycitann, Uth baron, and Ist and vis»
cont Caher-
é. young.
E Janes be T AUR 1776, mo 20 Oct. 16155 Jord Jord
ar, U AUK. 1776 ‘Thomas, lord Manners,
FeHARD, 11th baron Caher, was, 22 Jan. 1816, advanced t6
Poiare of earl of Glengall and viseount Caher, co. Pes
13 Nov. 17753 m. 15 Aug. 1798, Emilia,
fames-St..John Jeffreys, of Blarney Castle, co ~
Oy! Arabella, eldest sister of Joha, Ist earl of Clare,) and had
issue,
1: Rrewann, present earl.
2% Henxrerra, m., 8 Dec. 1422, George Hamilton, earl of Bates eles
bes, of the marques.
S Chantorres & EMILWARAREL-G2onatanae
‘The earl d. 20 Jan. 1819, and was succeeded by his ouly son, |
Ricmanp, present and 2d earl.
‘Heir Apparent—None.
reations—Baron Caher, 6 May 16834 Est! of; Glengall si.
Viscount Caber, 22 Jan, 1
oes es Dae a Ke
coatof distinction vn of the Burnente &. "ona cml the 4
Saurey ‘difference Burhan. 3. three ?
ind one or, a crescent for a fcrunn. Ermine, shale
‘lucal coronet or, « plume of ostrich feathers, and isan
scoeeten ners se
‘ester, falcon close proper. Sinister, a male griffin argen
armed, collared, and chained or. fe
Hoa by etn ananIN
mse — D jweruedh) lot
GEORGE-AUGUSTUS.PREDERICK-CHARLES HOU
ROYD, Eant. of SHEFFIELD, Viscount P
Sheffield; of Dunamore, co. Menth, and Ton Stel of at one,
common, inthe Peerage of Irelands and Baron | Shell 3,
York, in’ the Peerage of the United Kingdom, born 16M:
i
ste IRISH: PEERAGE.
1802; succeeded his father, John, the late carl, 30° May 180 ;
married, 5 June 1825, Harriet, eldest da. of the earl of Hare-
wood, and has iesue, & SOK, vissount Pevensey, &. 24 Oct. 3837,
and d. 21 March 1829;——-2. A Da., 6. 13th April 1822
This family is of great antiquity in the West Ridin ing of Vork-
shire ; and it appears from ancient grants, d&c., that
Howaor pe, or Hotroyrp (for the name has
spelt) possossed the lands of that name in the reign ef Edward
From him was descended Isaac Holroyd, esq., who settled
io Ireland, temp. Charles II , and acqui considerable
Bite ot Prone m. Dorothy, TA Mahe Soe wife, du ree
muel Mellish, of Blythe, oo. Nottingham, esq., by whom (who
@. 29 Aug. 1777) he had issue 4 sons and 4 das., of whom theonly
survivor,
Joux, succeeded, on failure of male issue, to the estates of his
mother’s family, and thereupon, in pursuance of the will of his
maternal uncle, took the name of Baker, Bl, baron Shapes
cusamon, with limitation, on failure of issue male, to the male
tame of his two das., Maria and Louisa ; created a peer of Great
Britain by the title of baron Sheffield, of Sheffield, co. York, 29
Jaly 1803, and advanced to the dignity of earl of ‘Sheffield, and
viscount Pevensey, in Ireland, 22 Jan. 1816. The earl was pre-
sident of the buard of agriculture 1803; and, in 1809, appointed
a member of the board of trade, and sworn of his majesty's most
hon. privy council ; he was also F.R.S. and F.S.A. The earl m,
Ass, 19767, Abigail, only da. of Lewis Way, of Richmond, on.
eons by A (by Abigail, his 3d wife, sole h. of John Lockay,
wey Abizail, da. and sole h. of sir- Roger Hill, of Denham,
-) and by her (who d. 3 April 1793) had issue,
“~ racking tLEtAm, d.
X MaagtaJoseria, m., young. 1798, sir John-Thomas Stanley, of Adderly
. X Chester, bart.
& ‘Lee tea-DOkoTREA, mm, March 1 1797, lieut.-gen. sir W illiam-Heary Cln-
tem, 2.0, cab of the 33th Sot, eldest s0n of the late gen. sir H taton,
BR.B, .oomnander-in-chie? in North America, governor of Gibvcltar.) amd
qrandwn Wo Franck, &D earl of Lincoln.
The earl a, Aly. 26 Dee. 1794, lady Lucy Pelham, 3d da. of
Thomas, Ist earl of Chichester, and by her (who d. 18 Jan. 1797)
had ue surviving issue. The earl m., 3dlvy, 20 Jan. 1798, lady
Anne North, da. of Frederick, 2d earl of Guildford, K.G.,
ead had issue an only son,
4 Quoras-Acervstus-FREDERICK-CHARLES, present earl,
to whan his late majesty, George IV. and queen Charlotte stood
K& CACMRERIN EARNER: PREnean a, & 35 Dec. 1043 m., 14 June 1897, the
Tee Arthur Legge, evn of George, 31 earl of Dartmouth, and ¢. 31 Aug.
The earl ¢. 30 May 1821, aged 86, and was succeeded by his
valy sen,
20 -BABLSI «5 5) oe
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"Heir ptive to the Lrish barony of Shetfield of
‘mon. ta Thald-sistemnf thavearh
ee
1781 ‘Sheffield, 17885" andy
Gee icaetig eiadinal dscbomapan tee ciate
‘Maria and Louisa;
De ‘gales =
ete Fag, esky ae ee
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4) eared :
"RR: JACK NEEDHAM, Eant-and Visequne Kile
lewry ¢ horn & April 1748 ;
Sie brvshers Bolas, tho Isr viscount, 16 Dec: 1618
Hhent.-col.
5 July 1817,
earl of Bradford ;——8,
g Autcia Many, 62 Des
ABEL 1A-J OSEPHINE, 5. 22 Nov. L001, m., Feb.
Lesa the iin. done ilonry Koos, BLP: for Newry, 3son c&
” iDhe family of Needham was seated at Needham, co: Derby, as
the reign of Edward III, and afterwards at Shenton,
Rovent Neepuam, of Shenton, was created vis~
aa :
$13 IRISH PEERAGE.
count Kilmorey, 18 April 1628, and d. 1627, leaving a son,
RoseRt, 2d viscount, twice m., and d. 1653, les » by his Ist
wife, Reszxt, 3d viseount, who d. without issue 1687 ; and by
his 24, Carves, 4th viscount, who was father of Roperr, Sth
viscount, father of
Tuomas, 6th viscount, succeeded his father, 29 May 1068:
m. Frances, da. and h. of Francis-Leveson Fowler, of Harnege
Grange, co. Selop, esq., and by her (who m., 2dly, 2 May 1690,
Theophilus Hastings, 7th earl of Huntingdon ; and, Sdly, the
chevalier Michael de Ligondes, of the house of Auvergne, a col.
im the French service, and d. 27 Dec. 1723) had issue,
RosBeErt, 7th viscount, =. Mary, da. of John Offiey, of Crew,
co. Chester, esq., and has issue by her, (who d. May 1765,)
1. Ropert, 8th viscount.
2. Tuomas, 9th viscount.
3% FRANCIS.
4. Joun, 10th viscount.
5S Axwe, d.9 March 1791.
& Mary, d. 1784.
@ BLIzaBerTH.
8% HENRIETTA, d. 1977.
The viscount d. 2 Oct. 1710, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
Rosert, 8th viscount, who d. an infant, March 1717, and
was succeeded by his next brother,
THomas, 9th viscount, m., 29 June 1730, lady Mary, 3d da.
and co-h. of Washington Shirley, 2d earl Ferrers, who d. 12 Aug.
1784. The viscount d. 3 Feb. 1768, without issue, and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
Joux, 10th viscount, acol. in the army, m., 1] Jan. 1738,
Anne, da. and co-h. of John Hurleston, of Newton, co. Chester,
and widow of Peter Shakerly, of Chester, esq., and had issue by
her, (who d. 9 Aug. 1796,)
1. Tuomas, d. 19 April 1773.
2. RogertT, 1ith viscount.
3. FRANCIS, present earl.
The viscount d. 27 May 1791, and was succeeded by his son,
Roserrt, llth viscount, m., 10 Jan. 1792, Frances, eldest da.
of sir Robert-Salusbury Cotton, bart., and sister to lord Comber-
mere, G.C.B. and K.T.S., and by her, who d. 26 Nov. 1818, had
no issue. The viscount d. 14 Dec. 1818, and was succeeded by
his brother,
Francis, 12th viscount and Ist earl.
Heir Apparent—The hon. FrancisJack NEEDHAM, Vis-
count Newry and Morne, the earl's eldest son.
Creations —Viscount, 18 April 1625 5 Earl, 12 Jan. 1822.
Arme—See Plate 79. Argent, a azure, between two bucks’ heads ca-
Oem heenix
Supporiere— Dexter, a bey, horse, mane and tail sable. Sinister, a stag
Lictte—Nunc aut nunqvam. Now or never.
—_»———__
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the
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4 reyes od. Clenenrtp ea ce
Teaver, 50 Jaly 100093 nie KY
1912; —-4, 8ST.
Feb. ARLES-STANLEY-SPEN:
+. May 1812, dag 1813; —5. Ecizanrra-Lourse, a i
March 1814;——6. Wirx1am-Powen, d. March, and d. May
1816 ;—7. Eacy, b. 5 Apeil 1818;—8. Lovrsa-Dono-
THEA, 6.3 March 1820 ;——9. Gronorawa-Ex tex, b. 30 June
1821 ; —10. Canotiwe-Leritra, b. 20 April 1923;—11.
Hexnrerra-Mancaner, }, 26 March 1825 ;—12. 13. Twin
pas. 6. 17 Sept. 162.
His lordship is descended from the ancient i faslly i Moxce,
co. Devon, from which proceeded the dukes of Albemarle.
Geanizs Moxex, aa. mo 1073; Sam, da of oe Thomas
Stanleyyof Grange Gorman, and had isme fee sons, the
‘whom was
ancestor
au MONCK, en who mo 24 April 1755, Ara.
sister of George de la Poer, Ist marquess of
Wi and had issue, ,
1 Musi. m.. 3 Nov. 172, Inbella Bentinck, 24 de. of Henry, 1 tubsot
‘Elizabeth Noel, eldest da. and.co-b. of the earl of
and & eg exer ber fvhe Fee eR)
a.» 19 April 1709, George de la Poer Beresford, 1st marquess
2 is, father of the Ist ylscount.
By ‘Moxcx, 2 son of George-Paul, m., 13 Oct. 1
Julien Meson, and 2778, aving teeey a,
2 Can LEs-STAaNLey, Ist viscount.
& Maaav-Srancer-
iz Sorte jaca ime 1777+ Comnwallls-Maude, Ist viscount Ha-
Tad vhsogant Ack 31 Doe 1600. His lordship m., 1785, Anni
sister of Henry Quin, esq, and by ber (who d. 30 123}
= Hexny-Staxtry, rs prosent oat
3: Chambus-Jonsre Kesiy, b 12 July 7 mi bg Ltt 4
SS ey
& RuseesWrcnanieinas 6083 Sept! 700, m., Oct. 1612, Dantel James Wedv,
Sh Inammzta, b. 3 May 1700, m., 6 Sept, 1905, Thomas-Maunsell Wilson, of
cg aaa
VOL. 31. ?
ai IRISH PEERAGE.
‘The viscoest < 9 Fane Ea02, and was satceeded by his diet
Se. , Se aed Ist earl Ot Rathdow
“Tiever AStET, D2 visto, =
April 1815 ; married, 27 Dec. 1810, Carvline, da.
of
of rt, co. Gloucester, esq
EDWIN-RICHARD-WYNDHAM, citcownt
1812; —2 Axwa-Mazta-Cuamtorre-Wrspmam, &
Nor. 1814; —3. &c. Other issue.
‘The family of Quin, according to the ancient Irish
pedigrée down
east, : ik ehh ne be J
- itic
4 ee ot is es er, JAMES
cru eT dE ai) anal
3 ba = A 7h = 5 set : se 2
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@ Faasxcis, d aum.
Sar VaLextivx-Ricuarp Qury, Ist earl of Dunraven, wis
created a baronet of Great Britain, 24 March 178), baron Adare
30 July 1800, advanced to the further dignity of viscount Movnl-
earl, 2 Jan. 1816, and to the title of earl of Dunraven, 12 Jan.
az? ; m., T Aug. 1777, Francds-Muriel, 6th da of Stephen
Strangways, lst earl of Tichester, and by her (who d. May 1814)
hed issue,
l. WixDmam-HiExry, present earl.
2 Race sne-Guaoen, 6 April 178, m., 7 Sept. 1813, Emily, 9d da. of siz
3 a 1779, d. unm. 3 Aug. 1795.
& Hazauerr, b. 2) Dec. 1784, m., 34 Nov. 184, sir Wiliam Payne-Gallwey;,
best.
The cari m., Qdly, 26 Feb. 1816, mrs. Blennerhasset, widow of
col. Blennerhasset, whom, who d. 6 Nov. }821, he had no
issue,) and ring 24 Aug. 1824, was succeeded by his eldest son,
Wixppnasu-Hexry, present and 2d earl.
Heir Apparent—RicHaRp-W YxDHAM, Viscount ADaRE, the
earls son.
Creations—Baronet of Great Britain, 24 March 178] ; Baron
Adare, 30 July 1800; Viscount Mountearl, 22 Jan. 1816; Earl
of Dunraven and Viscount Adare, 12 Jan. 1822.
chief of —Qc1%. Sed ani 3d. Azure, 2 chevros keteree tee "tors head.
exused or; and Gor distinction) on acanton< agree eee W END EAN.
or, and vithin tine habe thasvol gold and amare entvined, a lion's head erased
also . coHared, and lined er.
Motteo—Que sureum vole cidere. | wish to sce those things which are above.
WILLIAM HARE, Eantu of LISTOWELL, Viscount En-
nisraore and Listowell, Baron Ennismore, co. Kerry ; born 1750,
MP. for Cork, 1796, and for Athy 1799; (the last parliament of
Ireland ;) created Baron Ennismore, 30 July 1800, Viscount En-
nismore and Listowell, 22 Jan. 1816, and Earl of Listowell, 12
Jan. 1822 ; married, Ist, 30 May 1772, Mary, only da. of Henry
Wrixton, of Ballygiblin, co. Cork, esq., and had issue by her,
(who d 5 Aug. 1810,)—— 1. RicwaagpD, tiscount Ennismore, 6.
$0 March 1773, M.-P. for Athy, 1798, knight of the shire co.
Cork, 1812 to 1827; m., 10 June 1797, the hon. Catharine.
bdgee Dillon, cist ere hers (who d. SO. 1028) 1. WIL
issue er, (w . .
Sept. 1827, leaving iseve OF Of 1801 ; 2. Richard ; 3. Robert, b.
3 4 Henry, °
ety ia Richard-Oliver Aldworth, of Newmarket, co. Cork,
e0q.: 7 Catherine; ——2. Witttam-Hewry, 6. 1 July 1782,
m., 17 July 1806, Charlotte, only da. of Isaac Baugh, esq.. and
has issue, Wulem, 6. 18 June 1808 s——S. MamcaRET-AxweE,
95 Nov. 1799, Richard White, earl of Bantry ;——- 4. Marv,
ey 15 Jan. 1803, Charles-Morley Balders, of Barsham Hall, cv.
Nesolk. eag.3 and, Sdly, 7 Aug. 1824, Thomas-R. Morgell, e0q..
capt. Sth hussars ;-—— 5- Lovisa, =., 15 March 1817, John
and ;—— 6. Ca’
Reno Soe er, a Sao
Soa Lateans Cua Deperey, on,
Jous Hane, of co. Norfolk, afterwards of the city of Cork,
extn my Mary i Will aly Tan, Se
Zee want a,
r =| oc aaa et
sy 1774, John Bagwell, of Marlefield, late knight of the
Ret (ak, m- Edward, Croker, of Ballynegand, co. Lime,
“Richard Hare, d. 1792, and was succeeded by his
‘Wetrtas, rests and at cx ee
WILLIAM, viscount Exx1smone, M.P., the
ao
‘Baron Ennismore, 30 1800; Viscount En-
nismore and Listowell, 22 Jan. 1816; Earl of Listowel, 12 Jan,
Plate79. Gules, two bare and a chief indented or,
Va eae
‘hate whatever is profane.
iu
rare
53
i
818 IRISH PEERAGE.
thony Brabazon, of Newport, co. Mayo, bart., and has s ds,
Helen, 1.5 sone 1614; Yoasuntar——a. Lorsreta, a,
8 March 1813, William Browne, of Browne's Hill, oo. Carlo,
esq:
This noble fy ly from Norfolk, settled in Irelant
in the of Charl sal wa dntinguied for is
ment to the cause of ‘William TIL. in 1688. His lordship's
father, Dawre. rece eee esq.
da. of Thomas Otway, of Castle Otway, co.
was nearly allied to Otway, bis
Daniel, it of the shire for
Joux, Ist lord Norbury; 3. sii
‘atharine, m. John Green, of Ol
29 Dec. 1800; Earl, 1827.
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JENICO PRESTON, .Viscovrt GORMANSTON, «0.
‘Meath, n Trustee of the allege of St Patrick, Maynooth
THONY-JOHN, }. 3 c= 1796 ;——2. Antnun-Awtnoxy,
4. 2 June 1798, d. 20 April 1827;——3. Jewrco-Cuantes, b.
24 Sept. 1900;——4. Ronenr, 5, 23 Jan. 1802;——5. Cuan.
4. 28 April 1003 ;——6. Eparuwn, b. 16 Feb. 1808, d. Sept. 1826 ;
—7. Hexmerra, d. Aug. 1814;——8. Matizpa.
appointed depaty to Richard, dake of York lard depaty of Wes
i maty to Ric . ‘ork of Tre.
nad, youngest son of King Edward 1V., 1478, ead the seme year
created viscount Gormansion. From him the title descended in
ecceytan evi Mary, da. of Nicholas, Ist vi
1CHOLAS, scount, m. Mary, st vis.
deiet Kingplesd, and hed foros by bore
1, Jenico, 7th viscount.
'g. Nicnocas, m. his 2d cousin, Elizabeth, da. of Anthony Preston, 24 vis-
count Taragh, and had issue by her,
Jases and AxTHOSY, Sth and 9th viscounts.
‘The viscount d. 1643, and was succeeded by his son,
Jexico, 7th viscount, who attaching himself to the party of
king James IL, was outlawed in 1691, from which time, al-
though the title was regularly assumed by his successors, they
enjoyed no seat in the house of lords, nor any other privilege of
the peerage till the present viscount claimed, und by a
m. Anthony, count Doris.
© Faunces; 5 Baivoer? & Eursanern; 9. Manoa
The viscount & 31 Oct. 1757, and was succeeded by his eldest
patos, Uth ak ase erat eas
ohn Robinson, of Denston Sunol and
ia rng ie her no ms Sy ar <,
pr atene eciany arp Pe germany esol a
‘Har Apparent—Ewanb-AxraoxYJonx, dest son of
Creation —1478.
Boe ene Without aan,
sige
qe GPORGE CHILD-VILLTERS, Viscous GRANDISON,
of Limerick, Villiers,
co. Leitrim ; also Seal en
‘ot Dareford, and Baron of Hoo, in England.”
‘See Rant of Jersey, in the
Jenene, inthe Peerage of England.
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RENRY.AUGUSTUS DILLON. Viscount DIL-
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S. AxveokDoxewn-Dexxrs, & 90 April 1812;——4. Cox.
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4. Paaxces, b. 6. terres June 7. sir William Jerningham, of Co
“eS eee ead
7. Cnas mr ny 1 1755, m™» 7 July 1777, Valentine Browne, cio ,
near
1787, and was succeeded by Wis ede
"Girateeek; 13th viscdtint; KP Whode slat to thé Wises
was established by the house of lords in Treland, after n salew=
18 17085 8. 6 Now. 1745, m., 19 A
hearing, March 1788 5 745, m-, i
Henrietta-Maria Phipps,
(by Lapel eldest da. ot sone John, ford He
wget in, earl of Briftol,) and by her ee De
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1 Beway-Accperce, reel viscount.
2. Prances.Cnaniorre, b. fd March 179, a Tose
‘The viscount d. 9 Nov. 1813, SF kia
son,
Hexny-Avovstvs, present and 13th viscount.
Heir Apparent—The viscount’s eldest son.
Creation—1621. * a
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create Sable “tas” at and St Acgeatsw Woe rhedpanebenteee te
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URICHARD LUMLEY SAUNDERSON, Viscovirs LUM-
EY, ‘aterford, in Ireland; also Eat 1 Vie
count and Baron Lamley, of Lumley Castle, sin Engi? torn
16 April 1757.
See Ein of Scaaponovsty in the of England.
feir Presumptive—The hon. and rev. Jomy SAVILLE, next
béoaher tothe are
Creation—Viscount Laraley, 12 July 1628.
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PERCY . CLINTON - SYDNEY SMYTHE, Vrscovwr
Strangford, co. of
STRANGFORD, of in the
Ireland, nnd’ Baron Prxsnunsy in that of the United
G.C.B., G.C.H., ae LLD., F.RS., FS.A-; born
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W6H-9, John Durell, of Cale Hill, eo, Kent,
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6th viscount, LL.D., dean of ry b. 14 March
whony
Sth viscount, 4. 19 May 1753, who embraced the
at very ‘age, served many
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at New
fea, "Claes de ‘Frederick Philipse, esq., of Phipsburgh, in
yee, und had issue,
a c wToX-SyDNEY, 6th viscount.
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or lr a 1801, and was succeeded by his only
TS Beacr,-Criwzox- Sxouxr, 6th and present viscount
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RODOLPHUS TAAFFE, Viscouxt TAAEFE; of Corren,
and Baron of Ballymote, co. Count of the
Erupire succeeded his grandfa *, Nicholas, the
1700; married & da. of cout Hankowrts, of Nasaesdhd,
Te Mocariayand hy bar etait 1825) has issue, 1. FRANCIS,
m. a da. of count Amadee, of Hi s—2. Lanwrs, also m;
—3.a Da., m. count Amadee,
Sir Joun Taarre, knt., descended from alain et grea
tiquity in the counties of Louth and was created, 1 Ang.
1628, baron Ballymote and viscount », and d. 1642, leaving
‘14 sons and 3das. TuEonacn, 2d viscount, the eldest son, was
created earl of Carlingford 1662. The earldom of Curlingford
‘became extinct in 1757, on the death, without issue, of Tuxo-
BALD, 4th earl, but the viscounty and Manan 5 his
cousin,
Nicuoxas, (only son of Francis Taaffe, and sore
liam, 8th nab tha Tek viscount,) who became Oth v Be rescue
was acount of the holy Roman’ empire,
father to the emperor, a fate eae in the ‘secre
vice, and col. of a regiment of fusileers, and was possessed
considerable estate in Silesia. His lordship obtained the
key from the emperor Charles VI., as he did from his successor ;
and distinguished himself by the name of count Taaffe, during
the war, in 1738, with the Turks. His a prea |
countess de Spendler, da, and h. of count Spendler, of Lantz, in
Upper Austria, of an ancient and illustrious family of the em-
pire, and a lady of the bedchamber to her imperial sad Benga
rian’ majesty ; and had issue by mah (who de 31 Nov. 1769, a8
the castle of Ellischaw, in Bohemia,) Pe
apse alta sce, esas ee
1 Honours, present viscount.
tan ate ea Moly, ea sem at Brassey Epa he
eldest da. of John, lord Bellew, and had no iss ug by ber, who d. 7 Feb.
‘The viscount d. 30 Dec. 1769, at the castle of Bilischaw, in
Bohemia, and was succeeded by his grandson,
Rovotruvs, present and 7th viscount.
Heir Apparent—The viscount’s eldest son.
Creation —1628.
drm—See Plate i. Giles, a, cross angent, fret
Grost—A dexter arm in armour, and grasping a rE
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‘THOMAS-HERON JONES, Viscount RANELAGH, co.
Wicklow, Baron of Navan; succeeded his father, Thomas, the
late viscount, 4 July 1820.
VISCOUNTS. 827
Es (son of Thomas Jones, archbishop of Dublin,
who d.. 1619, and of sir Roger Jones, knt., alderman
of Dublin) was created, 25 Aug. 1628, baron Jones and viscount
da. of Gerald Moore, Ist viscount
‘who d. 1620) 2 sons,
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viscount d. 20 April 1798, and was succeeded by his eldest
.
Cranes, 5th viscount, b. 23 Oct. 1761, post captain R.N.,
Epes. Oh ics No, andl whe paccgudad by hia oat brother,
inthis aan Pari baat
Tart and by her (who 17 June 1906) had no issue. ‘The vse
count 5 Sept. 1811, Caroline, l.
Lee, Pg ey had issue,” S
1. Taomtas-Henow, t viscount.
ARTHUR, 6. 1818, a. 1A,
Ra fanyy 5. ewnterra.
& Rannanat &
The viscount d. 4 July 1820, and was succeeded by his son,
‘THosas-HENON, present and 7th viscount.
© Heir Presumptive—The viscount’s uncle, the Hox. Rrcwanp
828 IRISH PEERAGE.
Creations Viscount and Baron, 28 Aug, 1628.
reeset Pat U.”-Asure, on rot between
vce dexter arm ‘embowed in armour, the hand grasping a dart, point
whnwards,
supporters ero gril clevated,
a unpartecr Dro prin, wags per fess argent and sable.
‘Bheans, or; five mul
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JOHN FITZWILLIAM, Viscount FITZWILLIAM, of
Meryon ; Baron Fitzwilliam of ‘Thorncastle, co. Dublin, F.R.S. ;
succeeded his brother, Richard, the late viscount, 4 Feb. 1816.
‘This family is
cient house of Fite ingland, whose
the earl Fitzwilliam (see that title,) although the exact mame of
their original ancestor, who settled in Ireland, temp. king ed
is now lost. Sir Tuomas Frrzwruttaxt, of Meryon; oa. Dubs
lin, was created, 6 Aug. 1629, viscount and baron Fifewilliam ;
and left, besides other issue, 2 sons, OL1vER, 24 viscount,
ated, by king Charles IT., earl of Tyrconnel, but d. without issue,
1667 ; and Witraar, 3d viscount, who dying about 1681, was
succeeded by his only son,
‘Tuomas, 4th viscount, a privy counsellor to king James I.,
and outlawed for his attachment to that monarch, but got his
outlawry reversed, though, being a Catholic, he never eit after:
wards in the house of je d, 20 Feb, 1704, and was suc
ceeded by his son,
Ricwanp, 5th viscount, who peony nen to the established re-
ligion, and took his seat in the house of 1710; m. Frances,
aldeat da. of sie Joba ‘Shelley, of Mi Wve, CO, Sussex, bart.,
her (who d. 11 Dec. 1771) had issue,
ly Rvewamby 6c yiecomne:
irviving issue.
i, gen COL Of, ‘the 24 Foot, a. 1780
Hy, Nowh’Ludlon ‘Ist, Henry, = ‘earl of Pembroke and Montgomery ; and,
Lineal be Sy yn PEM)
‘The viscount d-6 June 1743, and was succeeded by his eldest
son,
Ricwanp, 6th viscount, o. July 1711, K.B., F.R.S. privy
counsellor and vice-admiral of Leinster, m., 3 May 1744, Catha-
Fine, da of sir Mathew Decker, bart, and had isnue by her, (who
780, Agnes, of Thomas Macclesfield, of
Chesterton, co. et ‘whom So yate 16 Jan. 1817) he had no issue.
sina racne 25 May 1776, and was succeeded by his eldest
vw Hrcnann, 71h viscount, b 4 1745, who d, unm., 4 Feb.
1816, and was succeeded by seg =
“A i, &
VISCOUNTS. 629
Jomx, present and Sth viscount,
reir Presumptive—The hon. T, FitzwiLLtast, the viscount’s
Creations Aug. 1029.
woot OF ea nen wt plums Of ten ontrich feathers, in two
Tyo uriches agent cach hating hore shoe, ons beak.
aetna God being iy ald, Boring is bobs
‘on, JOHN my
Lson, JOHN ; m., 2dly, Anes deo the
Bradihaw, of the city of Coe Elizabeth, da.
issue a a ek So, Su aera Toke
i rs. jan.
s, of Walcot Terrace, Lambeth, esq.
It de or Ber-
ie eatre eth ett Meera
dukes of that
into the Conqueror, they remalned
il aeien of 3 Henry TL, when they removed
‘possessions at Ven, OO.
in the counties of a
Cunistormen lin plied of
he 15th century, and was fither of two»
the eldest, was ancestor of the
); and from Joux, SS
nN ees
viscount. ‘and ‘baron of
= re Selene
{3th cal of Rildareeand nelce O'Donnel, earl of
Byrom, (ich ile war fred a 1613,) and by her had,
i ee
‘ ‘Begg’-town, co. Meath, Tatoo irene
a Eee Se SSes
whose claim to the titles
pan, Fins ease ire dank andtense is Be
30 Ang. 1008, ond wa err tip
= ‘
by Mary, Of Richard Weston, earl of Pardand,)
Ms Thomas Nugent, lord Riverston,
830 IRISH PEERAGE.
The viscount m., 2dly, Mary Nugent, da. of Richard, 2d earl of
Westmeath, aa peel Pae, My
2 Nrcwonas, 3d viscount,
3 Micnanp, a, Feaving lee, aa
8th lord
The viseount d. 1688, and was succeeded zp son,
Nicuotas, 3d viscount, m., 1683, Mary, da. of Frances,
dachow of Tyrconnel, (sister 60 the Onctiow Wawsiger OF Mat.
borougt) Wy ber frst busband, George, count Hpsutieon, wad Rad
pay Heyny-Beneprcr, 4th t
ed, GRONOE, 170 Barb Drei booms ‘Thomas, 1st eax] af Fasow-
Groner, Sth nt
3 Pusxons, m Richard Barnewall, Md son of Joba, lord Trizalestom,
fe Three Das. de
26.
‘The viscount d 14 June 1725 and was sugoeeded by hits
Hewry-Bexepicr, 4th viscount, wm. sansa da. of
Daly, of Qu "Glen yer ant
viscohnt ds 1740, and wan succeetel by bis nephew,
Gxonax, 5th viscount, who having het in life embenoed the
protestant religion, took his seat in the house of lords in or
AZA1,d. unm. at Pontoise, in France, 8 April 1800, snd was
ceeded by his kinsman,
Mart THEW, present and 6th viscount.
Heir Apparent—Joux, the viscount’s only son.
Creations —Viscount Barnewall, of Kingsland, and’ ae Tur.
vey, 29 June 1646.
“rma—Boe Plate
Grout Ont of a ducal corgust or splurmect ‘calc fexners or
Fe ‘ rs
quae rather than Ungrace.
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HARRIET SKEFFINGTON, Viscountess MASSE-
REENE, and Baroness Loughneagh ; succeeded her father, Chi-
chester, the late earl of Massereene, 25 Feb, 1616, when the ec
dom became extinct; married, 20 Nov. 1810, the
‘Thomas-Henry Foster, now viscount Ferrard, who took Fr
of Skefingtone 1817, aud has issue,——1. JOHN, 6. 90° Nov.
1812 ;—2. Ke. Other issue, (see viscount Ferrard.)
Sir Joux Cromwortny was a very eminent person in the
qunt Masersenay with remainders on failure of inne of
‘is ', to his son-in. ‘sil A
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VISCOUNTS. Lo
pear tahoe 0 of sir John Clotworthy. He d. 1065,
by his son-in-law,
bee: IRE Baxrrractony Sb vubinseh deceiel Get»
sie ome of Skeffington, co.
Lancaster, (from ie they derived their name,) xince ‘the
ran of Baward T. ted June 1696, and was succeeded by
is son,
nd tenant ‘34 viscount March i
of sir Edward Hi “of Farley Castle, ‘Smee RB,
and had issue,
1, CLotwortHy, 34 viscount,
2 Jane, m. sir Hans bart.
2 RActants me, ist, Randall, th ent] of Antrion wid, Sly, Robert-
4. Many, m. dr. Edward Sm} bishop of Down and
‘The viscount d. March 1713, and was succeeded by his son,
Crorworrny, 4th viscount, m., 9 Sept. 1713, oe ad
Chichester, eldest da. of Arthur, 4th Of Donegal. ances
taidep seenwiens of Hoaneal, seed by ber, (whe # uly 1740)
1, CLorwontny, Sth viscount.
ar iieran
Hee
m. the 24 da. of Henry
« Expire San 179, ‘Arthur-Mobun St. Leger, viscount Done-
‘The viscount d: Il Feb. 1738, and was succeeded by hie son,
Cuorwoxrnr, fi vscount, who wat, 3 July 1756, created
cerl of Massereone, 10 March 1738, Anne ‘Aso cette
Richard Sort ot Dern cod inher who de 27 March
1740) tind ‘no iksue ; and 25 Nov. 1741, Elizabeth, onl;
da. and h. of Henry Eyre, of Howter, co. Derby, esq. aud
L. Crorworrny, 2d earl.
2 Hewny, 3d earl.
‘3. Wiitiam, constable of the Castle of Dublin, d. 10 Jan. 1914.
a
5. Cutcunsrien, 40h car
reenter! Jone ft; Francis late sal o€ Lada.
TTT sn Gras, and ren woniod by a tom
Crorwourny, 2d earl, 6. 28 Jan. 1742, m., Ist, 1 Ang.
‘Mary-Ann . her (who d, Oct.
erie mata i eae
issue ey
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932 TRISH PEERAGE.
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34h
GLORGE-JAMES-HORATIO CHOLMONDELEY Vis.
count CHOLMONDELEY, of Kelly c- Enstneath, Barn
in the Deets of England. 7
ett Manauzss of CHoroxpEzer, in the Postage of Eng-
==
Sir Pare Dawatax, of Dawnny Castle, in N from
whom this family is descended, came to England with Willams
the Conqueror, and from him descended sir William
who was made a general in the 4th year of Richard I. 7
Acon, (now called St. Jean Acre) in in Syria, whe a
killed a chief of the Saracens, and afterwards slaying &
Tion, he ent and presented {to the kag
mark a ie apa obation, immediately took a ring,
and it to sir Villam,ovderedy
‘Tis crest should be pape
this day; and the is still in the possession of viscount Down.
Inadirece line fue sieaaer care
ye oe i tae ‘ser
serving in the wars
aks op eee tl gar ne po Zor ergeen
Sir Jonny Dawway, of Cowick, bart., was created viscount
Down, 19 Feb. 1680, and d. 1695, leaving’ an only son,
VISCOUNTS.
Hew ‘2d viscount, m. Mildred, da. of William of
‘Thaiek, Go: Lincoln; en, and’ had’ iseus’ by her, (who a 6a
Charlotte Loulss, da. of Robert Pleydell,
‘co. Ufucates oe and fin his father’ fee outing
i
*[Hewny-Pierpxtr, 34 vidoount:
2. Jonx, 4th viscount.
1) add Sly 1
Gi 7a, mee Randall, of Macston, co. Vor,
iD, my 1721, sir William Powlts, bart., of Ingleby Manor, co.
Dong Thane te of Whitworth, co.
wae "Pham io ln, Da patay of Dura ‘eh ton of a abet
ia, 17H
bart., and d.
viscount d. May 1741, and was succeeded by his
Hexnx-Prevpert, $0 viscount, b. 8 April 1727, tt lord of
the beichamber to George, prince of Wales, knt. of the shire for
Nor, sc. the army, and Hewtscol ‘of foot, which
at the of Minden, 1759, The viscount
tage Wt ana ad Wy icy Campen,
— ca
x rr
oth Manotlovee.®! 2 Pay TE holy orders, took the name and arse
be
Be: ‘T76i, mm. Jucky 1.
fi Lomas 7 due 170 ic young.
‘he scot ‘d. 21 Bec. 1780, and was succeeded by his eldest
““Joux-Cunrsrorne present and Sth viscount.
Heir To a Trish honours only, Wittraw-
Creation—Viscount, 19 Feb. 1
er Deaiee hee eet three anmutets
ana amet Fora re iy A
Jama erased
Oh cromned Is cacy wlth acol-
Tar Beer we cores ane, the ha angel ‘rien three argent.
‘Nomecvece proven. "Sie fears abate.
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JAMES HAMILTON, Viscouxt and Banow
BANE, and Baxox MOUNTCASTLE, co. Tyrone, ]
Baron Aberorn, and Baron, of Paisley, Daron Hari
in Scotland, and a Baronet ; Marquess «
Eee and vamunt Hamiton, of Humlioe, oor Leleet
Jan. 1811.
See Manacess of ADERCORN, in the Peerage of En
‘Heir Presumptive—Crav oe, only brother of the mat
Creation—Viscount, 2 Dec. 1710.
drm See Plate 10,
—
RICHARD-PIGOT MOLESWORTH.Viscouxr}
WORTH, of Swords, oo. Dublin, and Baron of Phil
"s County ; horn 23 July 1786; succeeded his Ist
Willer Joh the late viscount, 26 May 1615.
Of this noble family, who, temp. Edward I., were s
Northampton, was sir WaLTEn pg Motesworra,
companied that prince in his expedition to Palestine, |
his coat armour alludes. To this sir Walter succeeded
his son, and to him sueceeded sir Waren, his heir, wh
Ricwaxp, is mentioned in the pipe rolls, co. Northampto
from whom descended
Rosexr Mourswonrm, who was, 16 16 July 1716, 1716,
baron of Philipstown, and viscount Mo
to the court of Deomar in wt in which statio
sided several years, m. Letitia, 34 da. of Richard Coot
Sf Colloony, and sister to Richard, Ist eat] of Delamont
her (who d. 18 March 1729) had issue,
1. Jou, 2d viscount.
2 Met etn teet ta
& Wins cpt Inthe 7
714
i Raving me 29 duly 1736 Anpe, eld
foroak, co Wicklow, esq-, and by her’ (wh,
Te had
% Rowers, 5th viscount.
Catherine da. of Francls Cobb, of
15 Dec. 189, aged 71) had, 1. 1
5 oe Oe sm Feb. 182
fer5 may 1
‘capt. George. johnston, and 13 Feb 1764
meat Auge Keg ts Richard
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T- Byssm, m. ie sthn ab Deine 3k bok ene rene ae
7p leming :
feces vercapts Wins Tizehiuse, son of lord Ferrand,
1 1h, me Edward Bolton, of Brazsel,
‘he visnun 0.27 Slay 1738, and ya wereld by isles
“dons, 2d viscount, 4. Nov. 1679, in 1710, envoy to the duke
pe 1720 to the king of Sardinia ; m, Mary-Jensy,;
of Thomas
Midaleton, of Stansted Mont Fihet,
‘Gade; ey hres d. 12 Aug. 00) had pee beta
mesh 8 May 1785,
The viscount d. 18 "Fee 1 Y7S0, aod wee susoeddad’ by le ness
brother,
“Ricwanp, 34 viscount, aid-de-camp to the duke of Marl.
borough at battle of a Heut..gen. in the army,
keeper of the great seal in Ireland, master-gen. of the ordnance,
Sey ie pile forces in Ireland, gov. of
Kilmainham, and "s forces may Ist,
Sane Leas, and had inne by bi Pa ATL 42.)
1. Many, dors Ang. 1
Peni rie ad. 16 Sume 3707.
The viscount m., 7 Feb. 1743, Me William
a. fn eae at Poste PR a a dt
: ean 4th Fiscquat,
ok Tawaal Alay hy es mn her
yn lites ean
Wrttram-Taooras, 6th viscount.
eee
‘& Ronerr, = woe, 7m. Mary-Jones, eldest da. of Charles, th vis-
Me ficuanoy 10 Sept 1708
& Huwauerra-MAania, d. 23 Nov.
‘ ARIA, lov. 1785,
as IRISH PEERAGE.
Ye viessens d 29 Jem. 1813, and was succeeded by his onlr
cers
=,
WussasJous. &h viscount, 5. 18 Aug. 1768, major-gen.
uni keene-ook. Sth foe s e. -————. The viscount and bis lady
ware bark emferemmately lest on board the Arniston transport, on
foum Caxton. 31 Mor 1815, when the titles devolved on his Ist
a...
Racmanp-Prcory, present and 7th viscount, son of Richard
Woasrreec=2.. brother of the Sth viscount, and younger son of
Wiliams. Si ome of the Ist vincount.
Bre Peceempeee—The viscount’s next brother, Joss
Mrtsvcars. BN.
C~reten—1¢ Jair 1716
wt oe eee Came. 3 border gules charged with eight cross crow
. cross crossiet.
enemas — ese. 2 Regan aryrat. wings cicvated, or. Sinister, a Pe-
= aeevweed gobs, sumer of cross crossiets or.
ot one pores. The love of 3 country prevails.
—_>—
BR MARR WALTER CHETWYND, Viscocyrtr CHET.
WINK of Baachaves. cm. Cork, and Baron of Rathdowne, «.
Whabtes: = seceded bess father. Richard, the late viscount, 277
Fee BS22 = dee 14 Dee. 1808: married. 30 Aug. 1822, Marr,
an gucwcring a. af che ince Robert Mess, esq-, and has issue.
—i. RK HARDW ALTER, & 26 July 18293 ;—— 2 Wi-
Liaw aes-Gerasvinig. & July 18234;——3 Mary, 4 i
see 3235 =: —4 ans. i. Jan 1823 ;——5. a son, 4.8 Oct.
S24.
Tie Sets Bee bore, of cremt aacigeity ity, oo. Salop (assuming
wher sucaamee Ever Cherevod. m county ADamM DE
CErcers> ow Aces. da af John. lord Lore, of Minster
Larw., na Orde. amd be ber Lad isme. sir Jonyx DE CHET-
wrsn, Eeme 1352. a habelis, do and h. of Philip de Milton.
wrt wham be bad che bedships of Ingrestree, Salte, and Gret-
wrote. ca Scafincé. acd co bm scaceeded Witziam, bis son.
ec besos, cn Leaceworr. He had issue, two sons, sir RoceEnr.
ox. Avec. the esbeet dn. of sz Ralph de Grendon ; he bad with
ec she beep af Grepden. co. Warwick, and had issue. sir
W=sx ta Carrerysn of Ingreseree, who had 2 sons, RicnarD
um Jobe: and 3 dn. Mazgaret. w. William Paurefor, esq., of
Shomwiveeé. an Warwork : Ricmarp, the eldes son, m.
sine. 4a. oc Wilkos Fredsham, cog... and by her had sir Pui?
Careers n whe wo Ejeaow, rebet of Edmund, lord Ferrars.
w Uhsctiew, apceter of the margcess Townsbend,) da. and hb.
wes: Taras de ba Roche. and bv ber had issue. a son, Wil-
ham. Shan dving before bis father. left ason, Wittiax, who,
GR sarceeded his grandfather, and was assassinated on Texhall
Vhaect : Swen him descended
| Wirriase-Rrcmanp, 3d viscount.
Nglas ae Gowers dion sexton wenelatnanens Cha
‘Bearhaven, 60. ©.
1
Fite-Harding, who 3 June 1741; hislordship a: without issue
321 Feb. 1785, and was succeeded by his brother,
ore aS ‘and d. in his father’s 1705, leaving an only
oe Chimeninn Job aot, fone ‘and was mother of John-Chetwynd,
eat! Talbot.
‘S. Frances, d.
The wiseount a. by ng 1767, and was succeeded by his
Wittram-Ricuanp, 3d visoount resident atthe repble o
aemestTa m. Honora, da. of consul at
Deborah, da, of sir Leonard Robi Dt, (antoes-
whom he b
<a Baron Rokeby wh (oho 1726) Tad issue,
ih ad
Pe tetbon er Henry Roper, son of Henry, 8th lord
Debonaey & 1760.
a eee Tt, ie:
Toonas, Gate
aadctony in holy orders, m. Judith Pigott, by whom he had isue two das.
nese action wich the fobes 4 Salesian reland, June 0 Nt
lordship d. 3 April 1770, and was succeeded by his eldest
Waxtiax, éch viscount, 38 Nor, 1721, m. Susannah young-
‘est da. of sir Jonathan Cope, bart., by whom (who d. 3
Troe had issue,
1. Wintiam, 6. 96 Jan. 1783, d. 1779.
‘2 Jonx-Warrmons, b. 10 he 1708,
3. Rucmanp, present viscoun
nai innrntt Annon 3 Set Hm 99 July 170, Meh ~a§
sa tok the aug of Stayton iste by her (who wo. S0'Now i) Reha es
1, Harriet-|
: Charlotte, dean tan
Hieny- Richard, tajar the ar, b 29 Jan, 170, m1 Dec. 1,
‘da. of and hae le a
ba Osorge ye and a is “Henry-Chacies
Dine Claras, ma Sept. 1084, P, Mere Latham, M.D. and de 22
- Granville-William, b. Aug. 1900, m, 30 June 125, Catharine, da. of
2.’ Surana san ay Tr mes 1, Munbee Goulbourn, of Jamalen.
saan 38 Ma
em, and ‘achls widow, 6 Oct WE.”
VOL. Ie a
—
838 IRISH PEERAGE.
ae Se Set fal ae re ee
His lordship d. 12 Nov. 1701, and soeeeded Uy his
Ricuarp, 5th viscount, aly See pe 1787, me rs
Charlotte Cartwright, sister
pton, ea M-P. for that co and had
a Enemy krBe Sept" Wir my 19 Aug. 185, Edward Goulbour, of te
‘ea.
S Mantas + & Scaanwan, bins, 8 8 Sept. 1798
§. Ricmanp-Wat ren, present viscount. saan
© Many-Avcen, 3.27
5. Wanna Jotian si Sa
——-—*
GEORGE BRODRICK, Viscount MIDLETON, Baron
Brodrick, of Midleton, co. Cork, in the of and
Teron! Brodit, of Bgpec aren'ta Gosh, aed
Fraxces-Anxe, m., 24 Aug. 1803, Inigo-Freeman
etsin, oy Cousens Late sieeel a 15 June 17h
da. of Benyon, of Gidea-Hall, co. (by
Feb. 1801; —4. Hannret, 6. 3 March 1803, m., Fi ion
1829, her cousin, the rev. William-Jobn Brodrick ; —-5, Eat
3. 10’ Aug. 1804-6. GEORGE-ALAN, 0, 10 June 18067
—1. Lex, b. 13 Aug. 1807.
‘The family of Brodrick came from Normandy into England,
temp. W. Rufus, and settled in co. York.
‘Avast Bnoparcx, lord high chancellor of Ireland, was created
baron Midleton, 1715, and viscount Midleton 1717, m., Bape
fried of Redmond Barry, of Rathcormack, co, Cork, esq.
1. CaTuenine, & an infant.
2 ight hon. Sr. Jour succesively, MP for Midleton,
Cork, ero Donne Bearsiton, wt, Atay ot
ante
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it, 15 Aug. 1717.
born 12 Ay
mI
vert two spear heads of
spear bead
‘Suppertere—T¥o men in armour proper, ecb
hand.
on a
—+—s
mcE-ALaN, only son of the viscount.
GUSTAVUS HAMILTON, Viscount BOYNE, and Ba-
18 April 1715; Vi
‘onbruet
torondl of 8
‘ducal
Arms—See Plate 02.
points
‘Motto—A cuspide corona.
Heir A
succeeded his father, Gustavus, the late viscount, 29
Gronex, present and 4th viscount.
ron Hamilton, of Stackallen, ¢0. Meath,
B40 IRISH PEERAGE.
married, 4 Aug. 1796, Fac amt da. of Benjamin Baugh, of
Burwarton House, co. Salop, has issue, —1. GUS-
TAVUS-1 FREDERICK JOUN-SAMES, m., 9 Sept. 1828, Em-
ma-Maria, da. of Mathew Russell, of ‘Castle, co. Dur-
ham, esq., deceased ;—2, Epwarn-Hottann, 6, 28 April
1798, @. Oct. 1802.
This branch of the noble house of Hamilton is descended from
sir Frederick, 5th and youngest son of Claude, Ist lord Paisley,
ancestor of the marquess of Abercorn (eee that title). Sir Frede-
rick was father of
Gustavus, who was of the privy council to king James II.,
but embraced’ the party of the revolution, 1688, and distin-
guished himself at the battle of the Boyne, (from Then hea
terwards took his title,) at the defence of Loni
storming of Athlone. ‘He attained to the rank of
and was appointed vice-admiral of the province of
crested, 20 Oct. 1719, baron Hamil, of Stackallan and, 0
‘Aug. 1717, viscount’ Boyne ; m. Elizabeth, da. of sir Henry
Brooke, of Brooke's Borough, co. Femmes ‘knt., and by her
(oho 28 Dec. 1721) had isi,
REDERICK, Sophia, sister of James, ist earl of Clanbrassill,
and'd iw Nov. 175 caving sees
Gustavus, 2d viscount.
2. Gusraves, m., San. 1718, Dorol a.of Richard, lord Bellew,
a. fr ean "eds outer anus, two ony wt _
. FREDERICK, 3d viscount.
2. Ricuann, 4th viscount.
3. Heway, M.P. co. Donegal, m., and left issue,
‘The viscount d. 16 Sept. 1723, and was succeeded by his grand-
son,
Gustavus, 2a viscount, 8 1710, d. unm., 20 April 1746, and
was succeeded by his cousin, sah ar
Bt essay pie ‘3d es z Jone ee da, of
jamin. ley, esq., and d. 2 Jan. 1772, without issue, when
the honours devolved on his brother,
Ricwarp, 4th viscount, 6, 24 March 1724, m. Georgiana, 24
da. of William Bury, esq., (by the hon. Jane Moore, da. of
Charles, lord Tullamore, and sister and h, of her brother, Charles
Moore, atl of Charleville, and baron Tullamore, whove titles bs,
came extinct, 17 Feb. 1764,) by whom he had issue,
1. Loa ot : peepee! *
mi Eysters day of ioe Sek. Tipu, cq ad: Without has sale
3. Jour, Be LAN
4 Renin, 6.
aw
LUASy
& Menano, teal Oct ear
Ai ly 1778.
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oung.
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10 Carman 0-20 Rug. 1784, m3 Heb. 1773, Hugh-Montgomery Lyons,
ELIEADxTM, 2 21 Sept. 1758, 4,
GuonorawA, b 16 Oct. 1796, Young.
VISCOUNTS. Bal
(sane
JUSTAVUS, present Viscount.
As a5 aoe Te
JOSHUA-WILLIAM ALLEN, Viscouxt ALLEN, Baron
Allen, of Stillorgan, co, Dublin ; succeeded his father, Joshua,
‘the late viscount, 1 Feb. 1816.
Jonx ALLEN, created viscount Allen, and baron of |
mn, UI a da. of the it hon. Robert Fit
and sister of 19th earl of and had issue by her,
(who d. 1692,)
1. Josuva, 2d
2 é
baron of the.
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fosuva, 2d Leg prose ‘m., 18 Oct. 1707, Mar-
da, of Samuel du Pass, of Epsom, co. Su vy and had
Laika ayo ee
— im
Baz IRISH PEERAGE.
1. Jon, 3a viscount.
2 Josmvs, b. June 1717, d. young
& Wars’: young.
& Zavuauore, a young,
(Beane, m2 37 Nig. 1780, John Proby, Ist lord Carysfor, 4
7, Eman, m. 15 July 178, Wilam Mayne, lord Newhaven, (ot
sie temenr 5 Sept. 1742, and was succeeded by h
*Joux, 3A viscount, who was grossly insulted in the 4
Friday, 25 April 1745, by three received a wot
ane af them on his hand, which occasioned fever, anv
the d: unm; 95 May 1745, and was su
Aes 4th viscount, eldest son of the hon. Richard Al
son of John, Ist viscount, who d. without issue, 10 Nov.
‘and was succeeded by his next brother,
Josuva, Sth viscount, 8. 26 April 1729, my § Aug.
Frances, eldest da. of Gaynor Barry, of Dormstown, co. |
esq., and had issue,
1. Josmua-Wiiiiam, ag he viscount.
A Eeeecoateh st 85 i, edn, Wat Mere
of Henry, st eat] of Carnarvon
‘Carnarv«
The viscount d. 1 Feb. 1816, and was succeeded by hi
“fox: Bills present and 6th viscount.
Heir Ay
Creation—27 Aug. ITT.
A ee, ate Cen, o br way ane, o0 Ne fh
vith a talbot's head
A berant charged with ‘erased sable.
» MUG STevampho merte om ite, Tteharph tn death aa ta Ife
———
JAMES-WALTER GRIMSTON, Viscount a
‘land Baron Vi
Sco Ean. of Venuiam, in the Peerage of England.
Creation —18 May 1719.
==
WILLIAM-KEPPEL BARRINGTON, Viscous
RINGTON, of Ardglass, co. Down, and Baron Barring
pay Seated yA 8 es oy
late } 5 mas
Jone-Elizabeth, da. of lord Ravensworth, and has issue,
GEORGE, 6. 11 Feb. 1824 ;— 2 Pency, 6, April 1624
fk .
Joux Snure-Barnixorox, Ist viscount Barrington, 6. 1668,
wo
- He wese sd arms of SORRUN STON on
e estate of Francis Barrington, co.
of sir ‘Thomas F of fall, and was
ereated, 20 June 1720, viscount perigee co,
Down. The viscount m. co-h, of sir William
Daines, knt., and had
1. Wittiam-Witpmas, 2 viscount.
ies oe i aos, m. Rilzabeth, da of Florentine Vas.
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AE RUAN ae: ee pra ao
846 TRISH PEERAGE.
mainder, elites ok ines eae nephew, Gage,
e8q-5 ma, 3 Feb. 1 Memrpenn’ toa Bott
Spa (who July 1a “tha 9 6. March 1779,
who d. an infant. His @. 11 Oct. 1791, and was me.
‘Hae ayperent. tixway, te viasaav aan ae
agGreations Viscount, 11 June 1721; Baron Gage in England,
790.
and 4th. Per saltire argent and azure,
sailitgmaien xen, Ata BH Ae ure; a sun in splendour or—Sr. Cea
atant argent, arined 5
Sevwtee ten ounds of a ‘brown colour r+ gorged with
lal olay on their ripe with Aourede Bison.
‘Motto—Courage sans peur. Courage without fear.
—
HENRY-JOHN TEMPLE, Viscount PALMERSTON,
Pees Dest sent ard MEP foe the Unk ony of Camb: a
ent, and M.P. for the Universit
dorn 20 Oct. 1784 ; succeeded his father, Henry,
17 April 1802.
Prren Tempe, of Stowe, co. Bucks, esq., d. and was buried
at Stowe, 27 May 1577. Jolin, his eldest son, was ancestor of
the Temples of Stow: (represented by the it duke of Buck.
ingham and Chandos,) and Anthony, the 2d was ancestor of
Sir Joux Tenn, knt., master of the rolls in Ireland, d.
LOTT, whove 34 son, se John, attorney-general of Iteland, was
father of
Hexny Terre, Ist viscount Palmerston, 6. 1673, was
created 12 March 1722, baron Temple, and viscount Palmerston,
m., Ist, Anne, da. of Abraham Houblon, esq., and had issue by
aie she oD eee chee Neate, 18 A 1240, ost, Elleaheth, date
2. Mexny, din 4 18 Aug. 1740, mu Ise
STU, Sea de td ot Joie tend oy eae ad ees
i Sey 2d viscount.
2. Ric »» M.P. for Downton, m.. 18 Mi ot
Sete to Thea
|, of Harrow. co, Middleter, bart» and
‘widow of sir John Fryer, burt., who d. without issue, 11’ Aug.
VISCOUNTS. OAT
1762. Ss sheen AiL6: Desa 190%; neal: Glycol, wane
Hexay, 2d viscount, 5.4 Dec. 1730, m., Ist, 6 Oct. 1767,
da. of sir Francis Poole, of Poole, co. Chester,
rap int eda lg Bete
7, 6 Jan.
her ( 8 Feb, 1808) had ine, codon smc
1. Hexny—Jonx, 3d
& Wineias, 6, ‘ian. ‘Wan i a of ‘tet
os 9 Aug {0 liars ‘ores cope 2 hac
‘The viscount 17 April 1002, and was euccoeded by his son,
Hewny-Joun, present and 3d
euiyyrsazane Temrce, the vis-
count’s only brother.
carte, Rexon Bart of Mencia’ Sod sn. gant, to tars saley eh
Hill Hall and has issue,—T.
GEORGE EDWARD. ARUND ELLs 4. 1 March 1805 ;—2.
Cuanves-Gustavus, b. 11 May 1806;——-3. Avoustus-
Wirias, b. Apel 1808 ;— 4. Epxuwp-Gasnren, 621
Dec. 1809 ;——5. Faepenicx-Suyru, b. 31 M: Tails 36.
Exizawera-Cetta, }. 26 Sept. 1812;——7. Horace-Max-
wens, 5.8 May 1824.
Boroughbridge, which
fie emery 1990 ele jan ton ; from him
Fein en Menean ers esq, who, in panes ‘m. Elinor, eldest
da. and co-h. of Wiliam ‘Moston, eqn of Hunscote, co. Ware
B48 IRISH PEERAGE.
RoseEnr, of Cavil, eldest son and h., m. Janet, da. and h. of
bert of '
esq., of Horndon, and was father
Wizt1am, who, in Aug. 1545, received from the earl of Her
ford a letter tll éxtant, commanding him, im the name,
back, that they might be able to do service when they arrived on
the borders of d. He m, Anne, da, of sir Robert Aske,
knty (by Blisabeth, da. of Jolt,
lenry, 4
Cunistornen, of Cavil, M.P. for Appleby, m. Frances, da.
of George Hussey, of Duffield, esq., and was father of
Manmanvxe, of Cavil, m., 1571, Elizabeth, da. of Matthew
‘Wentworth, esq., of Bretton, co. York, (by his wife, Maude, da-
i
E
:
York, m. Susanna, da. of William Berrie, esq.,
d. 1622, leaving issue, 1. William, d. unm.; 2. John, of Melton
super Montem, co. York, a major of infantry in
Charles L., m. Mary, da. of Samuel esq., of
|
sia, was mother’ of the Ist viscomnt Galway 3. se
the army, m. Anne, da. of —— Hamerton, esq., of Hamerton,
co. York ; 4. Marmaduke, of Hodroyd, co. York, a capt. of in-
fantry in the service of Charles I., m., 1651, Mary, da. and h. of
Richard Berrie, esq., M.D., of Hodroyd Hall, co. York,
covenaet fa bie Soaring pte
son.
li
at
special
Berrie, but d. sp.
Sir Purtrr Moxcxrox, of Cavil, (eldest
Marmaduke,) 6.1674, was knighted, 1617, by
and d. 1646, having m. Martha, da. and co.-h. of Francis
of Sutton, Cheshire, esq., and had issue,
Sir Fnancts, who was knighted at York by Charles L, 25
Jan. 1641, m. Margaret, da. and co-b, of Thomas Sa
(and sister of Elizabeth, grandmother of Thomas Wen
and last earl of Stafford,) and had issue,
Sir Purzip, who Se eden 1648, served
some time in parliament for was most
Bly distinguished for his loyalty to Kinge Charles I. sad Ile
was several times imprisoned, and twice banished during the civil
war; and at one time his grandfather, his father,
were all sequestered by Cromwell: during the usurpation, he had
the good fortune to be the means of saving both the king and the
duke of York from assassination. Tn consideration of these suf-
ferings nud services, King Charles Tin 1656, wrote him letter
with his own hand, promising that, if God restored him, sir Philip
should share with him. In 1669, he was high sheriff of York.
shire, when he received the thanks of the mayor and aldermen of
as
i
Pind
ul
EF
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of Cavil and Hodroyd, succeeded
8, ‘one of those who wen
to king William III., and returned to this country
tiple
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il
rid
4
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a
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Ireland, which office he resigned
Westh, fovea, Ra. in Engle Soa Wales nak fe duly 1700,
= ane -
TED. at she jnsallation of the ake of
y of Cambridge.
viscount m., Ist, Elizabeth, da. of John, 24 duke of Rutland, by
‘whom (who d. 22 March 1730, aged 21) he had ise,
Roses tae and commander-in-chief of New Y.
eee
Th sly, HT, ine 4h das of Hey. Wasmee
“estenra, eens con, (ancestor Rossmore,
ae ieee of sae Ist viscount Allen; by whom orthed
lay
iy ops 10; having he ue yer who. 3p i
eerie eae eet tener ater
oe
oo ES I tape atlas
850 IRISH PEERAGE.
ah Many, b. 21 May 1746, m., June 1766, Edmund Boyle, 7th earl
‘The viscount d.15 July 1751, and was succeeded by his
‘son,
Wrnsast 24 viscount, appointed, Dee. 1748, receiver-g
of his majesty’s crown rents in the coun!
York, Westmorland, Durhamns Novi Northumberland, Lancaste,
and in different parliaments represented Pontefract and
in 1769, his lordshi assumed the name and arms of Arv
pursuant to the wil dra maternal aunt, lady Frances Art
wed ms 18. 747, Elizabeth, da. of Joseph da Costa
Real, esq, by whom (who d.2 Jan. 1792)he had issue,
2 Hewny.Winvran, 9d
S Eussameras 9 90 duty trey se tat
we and, Qdly, 1805, the ate Drummond Sua of Traine
‘t Roserr, 4th visoumts a isos
5. CHARLOTTR-FRANcES, b. 13 1762, 4. 5, mn 1S Fel
Anthony-Buriton Bennett, co. Dorset, esq., who d.
sue vitowunt d 10 Nov. 1772 and was sucoooded by Big
Mtexny-Wirtias, 38 risornnt, b 15 May 1749, 4. u
March 1774, and was succeeded by his brother,
Ronzar, dth viscount, K-B, and one of his
‘and representative of York and Pontefract, i
ferent parliaments, 6. 4 July 1758, m., 1 March 1779, Eli
da. of Daniel Mathew, esq., of Felix Hall, eo. Essex, by |
(who d. 19 Nov: 1801) he had issue,
1, Evizaner jan. 1780,
2 Hewnre: Def, 2 Sept 100 Robert-Pem
Milnes, exq-, of Fryston Hall, co. York.
3. Wiritan-GroncE, it viscount.
Ss July 1 06 RB,
2 Canuiron-TuowAs, b 9 Jn 178 in the army, dum, at Que
a tmriant 2aly, only child of Pemberton M
., and relict of PeeetAncidl top Deemed, nd, a so
sre of York, and brother of Robert, 9th of Kir
ip d. 23 July 1810, and was succeeded by his |
OW 1111am-GRonox, present and 61h viscount.
Heir Apparent—GEORGE-EpWARD-ARUN DEL, the visce
eldest son.
Greation--27 Sly 1737,
“Two unicorns ermine gorged with eastern coronets or,
‘Motto—Famam eatendere factin, BY deeds to spread my Tae
—.
fw
VISCOUNTS. 851
RICHARD WINGFIELD, Viscount POWERSCOURT,
of Powerscourt, co. Wicklow, and Baron of Wi |, co, Wex-
ford ; born 3 Dec. 1816; succeeded his father, the late
viscount, 9 Aug. 1823.
|
:
i
ie government
Treland, and created viscount Powerman 10 Fee Trin that
where the family have ever since continued.
peuinripcinietaciasscta tor yoowns'e lanise eidinc tees
but was conferred, in 1665, on his male heir, Foliot Wingfield,
the 2d lord, who also d. without issue male in 1717, when the
inct ; but the estates descended to Edward
Roobiien Weseviean, bs 1007, on Ne leon son of Edward, was,
1748, elevated tothe family honoury of baron Wing.
ti
|
gee
field, of Wingfield, ¢ he My Ist, 30
‘Aug. 1721, Anne, da. of Chri Isher, esq., who d. without
issue ; and £3 Apel 173i, Dorothy - Brest da. of
Hercules Row! father of viscount Langford,
hhad lame by her, (who & a1 Sul 1785,)
1. Eow. SS
2. Rrenann, 3d viscount.
a: SyfMAMen, 62 Sune 1284 m., 20 Nov. 1747, Jobm Gore, lord Analy, and
1 WeAweta, mu 7 March 17, alr Charen Style, of Wateringbury, co.
ere
viscount d. 21 Oct. 1751, and was succeeded by his eldest
Epwanp, Si rieesenty 6. 1729, who d. unm. 1764, and wos
ICHARD, * viscount, m, yeda'y syed Emily Stratford, da,
mi deat, § lest be hie ey td
‘royal sign tan: y child of Leonard far-
Hine ot ington P Sug ae ‘Sau ail by her (who 13 July
L. Frances-Amelia, 6, 9 Jan. 1900,
3. Teabella Harriet, b, Si Oct. 0.
3. John, 6. 10 Dec. 110,
waeaeys 34 sister ot Warmers Willan, Lad Wosnore, tnd Was eres
da wiltiicty my Oct. 1619, leut-col: Palme Le yh Sa
fARTHAL
a 10 April 1817, Robert-Deane Spread, . Lith regt. of foot,
2 sn ofthe ate W ing Spex, o¢Balyeanoon, co Crk, eo
The viscount d. 8 Ang, 1789, and was succeeded by his eldest
*Rrcmann, Ath viscount, 6. 29 Oct. 1762, m., Ist, 30 June 1709,
VISCOUNTS. 853
philia, eldest da. of Theophilus Metcalf, of Fern Hill, co. Berks,
tart,’ and had, —-6. a stillborn Sox, Jan. 18135-—7. Av-
ousta-Anerta, 6,4 June 1816, 4 4 May 1027 ;—8. Cuan-
LOTTE, b. 26 Nov. 1818 ;—9. Soruta-GrorGrawa, b. 7 Nov.
1820, d. 18 July 1826.
Wntzax, Frowse, of Darron, ax Kilkenny, eg, was
created 27 Oct. 1733, baron Castle Durrow, and #20 April
1746, leaving an only survi
Hexry, 24 ind erm, 30 85 FRE, Tiorunt Ashiroo,
m., 25 March 1740, Elizabeth, da. ‘liam Tatton,
and had insue by her, (who d. lore. 1 1730)"
1. Waris, 2d viscount.
= Meares ts a bab Tre eo Jee yOm there ohm Nicholl, and. in
f E ahpipaheperianann by his only
Witteis, 31 vinsat B38 Jeng 1744; m0 More 39
af sects’ by abo ain Se!
*Wirc2ast, 3d visoount, b. 19 Oct. 1767, d. wnm. 6 Jan. 1802,
Spec ee aa ap hgad
854 IRISH PEERAGE.
1, HERVEY, 6. 20 Ang, 1796 ;——2. Aurbipah
4. Junaxa
‘This family derives its origin from Guorrax ox Mi
RENCY, a younger son jerve gran
SC Fipaon whines Sies a Soe coeeioced ayes
morency, of Laxecburgy of Beaumont and Laval: The}
ants of appear to have had Jorge possess fa
and Treland, in w] ich latter country they even
the 16th century ¢] tert =|
tinued to be so until the present it resu.
Sir Jamzs Monnes, of co. Laterlagh, lived in the 1
tury, and had issue a son, sir John, who left two sons
whose descendants emigrated to France, and John, whos
son,
Sir Jouw Mornes, of was created a ba
Treland, 28 March 1631, m. ine, da. of sir Edmond
be ese and d. 1648, leaving a son,
Sir Reysown, 2d bart., m. Ellis, da. of Garrett!
Coolnamucky Castle, and d.' 1650, learing) besides 0d
2 sons, 1. sir John, who succeeded his in the ba
but whose issue male became extinct on the death, in 15
of sir Nicholas Morres, 8th bart., when that title devolve
24 viscount Mountmorres ; and 2. Hervey, grandfatht
Ast viscount.
Henvey Mornes, esq., 24 son of sir Reymond, was
morres, co. Kilkenny, served as a captain in Cromwell's 1
of cavalry, and represented the borough of Knocktofter,
James's parliament 1689. He d. 1724, aged upwards of
ing m., Ist, Letitia, da. of Walter Walsh, of Castle Ho,
by whom he had 4 sons, who alld. unm., and 1 da., Lé
— Devereux, esq. He m. ly, Catherine Butler; 8
Frances Butler, \dda. to Edward, viscount Galw:
tha Sal's Oates Neda Kavanagh, esq., and a son he
Francis Mornes, of Castlemorres, m. Catherine, di
of sir William Evans, of Kilereen, co. Kilkenny hart (
da. of col. Richard Costa, younger son of
Montrath,) and had issue,
1. Hervey, Ist viscount.
oc Sit WuLtancev a, Of Kieren, MP fo sae so
By stom, neha mie,
‘Upperwood. A
the rev. Wiliam Candler, oe ‘sir Richard Ryves, of Upper Co
‘3. Sir Wi tyes, present and Sd bart.
yey father fe orang Ist viscount Frankfort de Montme
‘Hervey Monnes, of Castlemorres, son and h. of
7 ——
VISCOUNTS. 855
was created baron Somer saccghy Castlemorres, 1756, and ad-
vanced to the dignity of ountmorres 1708+ my Ist
1742, lady Letitia ea crmeerf rocco ot
‘by whom he had issue,
1, Henvey-Repwoxp, 2
viscount.
Mat ‘Trevor, of Arthur, viscount
exmson' tod Sly: Handa Willams, arguces0¢ anim, aod 8k
2 ‘Catrah +
Paancis-Henvey, 3d and present viscount, and 10th bart.
ee rte
name of
co. Tyrone; Baron Hill, of co, Ant + born 2
1763 ; succeeded his grandfather, 4 late viscount, 30
cai
ie
Hf i
iff
an
ce 2
al
lal
coq. 52. Curantns-Hewny, 6, Sept,
:
j
See Manavess of Downsuine.
His lordship’s , AnTun-H21, Ist viscount, was
only brother of viscount Hillborvugs (ancestor of the
VISCOUNTS. 857
of Arthur-Cecil Hamilton, of Castle Hamilton, son of the hon.
Philip-Cecil, grandson of William, earl of Salisbury, and had
L R, 2d viscount.
2 ym. miss Moore, and d. Sept. 1817, leaving issue,
‘The viscount d. 29 1780, and was succeeded by his son,
‘Tuomas-Antuvn, 2d viscount, 6. 16 April 1742, m., 7 Nov.
o7 fosepha, 3d da. of Francis-J¢ Ws
— in France, and had issue by her, (who d. 6 Jan.
= oman Ait sony, viestans, “a
tm the battle of 21 Mareh ts eet Reh and es ae
2 Anraun, t, 6 Feb. 1740, major in the army, some time capt. 6th dra-
dan infant.
A34, ak arte Serer ean Seana,
frites Sep A7HS, m., 19 Aug. 1806, Richard Cadell, of Harbours
meer
‘The viscount d. 12 Feb, 1796, and was succeeded by his eldest
WedouletAsicaoxx, peek and 3d viscount, and Sth lord.
Heir-Apparent—Cuan.xs-Hexny-Rowent, son of the vis-
count.
Srestone Baronet of Trend, 1002 Baron, 4 Sept. 17175
re ARSig Sater cotectots plereed poles, cherged on
4 Se eae En er ced ot sas ty os ge
peed + dducally collared, chained, and charged
—Nec male netus eques. A knight, or patrician, well known.
ee
JOHN VESEY, Viscouxr DE VESCI, of Abbey Iain,
‘Queen's County, Baron Knapton, and s Baronet of Ireland
15 Feb. (771; Succeed father, Thoms, the Inte vacount,
of the late right hon. William Brownlow, and has issue,—~
1. THOMAS, b. 20 Sept. 1803 ;—2. Writtaa-Joux, b. 10
‘Tuam 1678. His grace was three times one of the lords
of Ireland, in 1712 and 1714, and d. 28 March 1716,
era, an och tee, ‘two sous, THootas, ancestor of the
858 IRISH PEERAGE.
present viscount; and Henry, in holy orders, futher of b
Fitzgerald and Vesey (see that title).
a titoman, chest son and heir of the was c
pt. 1698; he was also in holy orders, and
topo Fennllga warn 7s melange
Hersley, co. -, anid de
a3, Sree lees Garue by het (he. 26 Foe’ 1745) ewo de
an only son,
Joux-DExey, created, 10 April 1750, lord Knapton
May 1732, Elizabeth, eldest da. of William Brownlow, ¢
indy Elisbeth Hamilton, de of James, Gth cor of At
and had i issue,
1, Tuoaras, Ist viscount de Vesei.
2 Exieanern, 6, 1723, my big 4 July 1751, Robert Hancock, oi
town, co. Westmeath, esq.; and, 2dly, 27 Oct. 1462, Edmund, viscoun
ve Aum mr 38 Age 173, ‘Pht, viscount Northland, and d
‘4. JANE, m., 1776, sir Robert Staples, bart.
His lordship d. 25 June 1761, and was succeeded by 1
son,
‘Tuomas, 2d lord, who was created viscount de Vesci, of
Leix, 22 June 1776, m., 24 Sept. 1769, Elizabeth-Selina
da. and co-h. of the right hon. sir Arthur Brooke, bart., 4
issue,
1. Joun, present viscount.
2, Euisanern, b 90 Ja
& Aran, 63 March, spore sy wd has laste.
& Seriwa,'d. 24 Jan,
‘The viscount d. 13 Oct. 1804, and was succeeded by bi
son,
Jonx, present and 2d viscount De Vesci.
Heir Apparent—T Ho mas, eldest son of the viscount.
Creations Baronet, 28 Sept, 1698 ; Baron, 10 April
Viscount, 27 June 1776.
‘Arms-—Sce Plate #4, Or, on n cross sable, a patriarchal cross of th
GretA exter hat ln ‘amnour, holding’a laurel branch proper.
athe exe Tie Rasaren OL Sieneaiete a8 SO
over the exterior shoulder proper.
to—Sub hoe eigno vines. Under this sign thou shalt conquer.
——
JAMES HEWITT, Viscounr and Banox LIFFC
Lifford, co. Donegal ; born 29 Aug. 1783 ; succeeded hit
James, late viscount, 15 April 1830; married, April 1809
‘Anne, da, of Cornwallis, Ist viscount Hawarden, and hy
ides | sow and 2 pas., who d. infants,—l. JAME
March 1811 ;——2. AxrctaJane, 6. 21 May 1812
Joux-Jaorrs, b 17 April 1819 ;——4. Susaw, b. IBApe
—. Axwn-Gronorana, b. 28 Feb. 1824,
Jaurs Hewrrr, Ist viscount Lifford, lord chancellor
land, was created baron Lifford, 1768, and advanced to
VISCOUNTS. 59
nity of viseaunt 17, b, 1700, m., Ist the only da: of
Rice Williams, D.D., rector of Stapleford-Abbot, co. Essex, by
whom (who d. 1765) he had issue,
1. Jasces, 2a viscount,
a iuats wake ar site a uhua
ain eee hs wtp
i ies mo ‘5 Aug. 1908, ot
-_ mu, 5 Auge John-Hooper Holder,
3. Josern, one of the judges of court of King’s Bench, tn Ireland, 4. +
ic eerie d. 14 May 1804, having m., lst, 1700, Jane, da. of
fe, 1802, oe. Henry King, and a. 2
5 Junct'ma Dec 16oh, Ache St. Georges of Woodperks = Artagh,
an Ambrosia, da. of the rev. Charles Bayley, of Kuavestock,
Beer, son (Mar Notes een *,
:
‘Jasces, 2d viscount, in holy orders, dean of Armagh, b. 27
Qe 1780, ms Int 25 July 176, anes Judah ds Ariat
er (wi
1778) Rass ee The aa ME fn? 23 Dec. ie l,
{ila eldest da of John Oliver, B.D. dean of Ardaghy and
issue,
1. Jaates, present viscount.
© Joux-Paart, in holy orders, b 26 May 1796, m., 10 Oct. 1919, Juliana,
al fe phe tatk is hae,
He m., 2dly, i bth uo er Francis Gervaix,
The viscount d. 15 April 1830, and was succeeded by his eld-
‘est son,
Jastes, present and 3 viscount.
‘Heir Apparent —James, the viscount’s eldest son.
Pend [a Jan. ViSs eee 4 an ml
‘Plate #4. ‘three owls
argent
Beets Sacaiutat ac ack povhe take, ol
Pr apberters—Dester, a eulture, gorged with
pele eal
joe juts a fae not,
=
EDWARD-SOUTHWELL WARD, Vrscouxr BANGOR,
pe Rives he hen ie Geen grss
jscourit, 4 mau
1826, Harriett: the rer. Henry Mexwel, of
‘Temple Mi ‘and niece of lord Fi
fuel. EDWARD, b. 23. Feb. 1027 ;——-2- i
Wairtiam-Crosmre, }. 26 July 1828.
‘The family of Ward is of Norman origin, and was seated at
— k,l i
860 IRISH PEERAGE.
Capesthorn, co. Chester, which King, in his Vale-Royal, calls “a
great lordship and demesne, giving name to the teat of
the Wards.” Benwanp Wan settled in Ireland, 1580, whose
second son» Roert, was creted a bart but d. without sureving
issue ; and Brnxann, the eldest son, was ancestor of
‘Micuaet Warp, member for 1715, who suc-
ns ot ae ee eee
tices of the Ki in Ireland 5 = ee
co-h. of James familton, of Bangor, co.
Mordaunt, da. of Jobn Mordaunt, viscount ‘avail fa
issue,
1. Beawarp.
‘Arthur Upton, brother of Clotworthy, Ist lord ‘Templeton.
5 Noon: nese John Panel, bart
Beayarp Warp, eldest son of Michael, 6. af kent
m., Dec. 1747, Anne pie da. of John, Ist earl of
‘widow of Robert-Hawkins Macgill, of co. Downe, esq-,
i mother of Theodosia, countess of Clanwilliam,) and tyke
(who d. 7 Feb. 1789) had issue,
1. Nrcwo1as, late viscount.
% Jom, b, March 17822. young. ‘a
cat of lanorey a rar hhaving had issue, ee
3 Willian Crosbe, 17005 oume
&. Enwakp-SouruweLt, and Sd viscount.
4 John Petty, 17a, ms at Caleutta, 18 Aug 1817,
niking, 6 ‘and has lnnuey ie Afobela; Be Sone Agi
Rea wae rrr
Henry, sm 15 Sept, M28, Anne, the ree, Henry
Mahon ek ae pte (Etwart- Re
sateen ote Gee oe
Se Rae
7. Arabela-Catherine, b A i aaa =
B. Diana, b. mre new ‘and d. an infant
oie
1793, my 8 Oct. 1925, George Mears, of
Mente, CB, Soe shies ae ne ee
Lette en ew
oR i me re
ward, minister at ee opt. 1815,
Charlotte, da. of Robert, Ist marques of Londonderry, and insu,
arate Be at eee aft, mom ee
ae a a
onierace tie ta ne vamars am BOF Me
¢ see a S Sept 1924, John Bay FR,
ee = -
pity 4 mene as Tm a) oat a: and AS,
Tl Ben. Hot tobert Ward m., adly, May Ts Loutans 34 da. and co-h. of the
ii ad Abraham Symes, of Hiltrook, eo. Wicklow, and by her (who d. 1M Feb.
‘5. Bernard-John, 5. M ay
mee ae DO a a tae
Tir ne ae b ee. rune 13354 2 Bernard: 9 Jan.
bi Amati ims 18217 JOhn-Goddard Richard, of Roebuck, co
ublin, €4
ae er
‘The viscount d. 21 May 1781, and wax suecesded by his son,
10H
Parson ann 750, d. unm., 11 Sept. 1827, and.
on
his:
sword ok ‘Sinuter, 8 in royal tobe,
Motto—Sub cruce salus, Salvation by the cross.
Si
i
:
i
Hy
:
i
lelbourne, co.
the United and a Baronet ; Secretary af State for thi
Home Department ; 15 March 1779; succeeded his father,
Peniston, Ist viscount, 22 1828 ; married, 3 June 1805, lady
(who d. 25 Jan. 1828) had issue, —GEORGE-AUGUSTUS-
FREDERICK, 2, 11 Aug. 1807, to whom king George 1V.
stood sponsor.
Pexstox Lame, of Lincoln's Inn, esq., was grand-uncle of
at Southwell, co, Nottingham, d. x Jan,
property. is
‘of Peterborough, who d.1700,
niece, Elizabeth, m, the rev.
Lamp, oh eee Hall co Bers Ast bars,
"s oot for the board of unde a
of the liberty of
im, 17 Jan. 1755, me
Coke, of ts,
vice-chamberlain Anse,
George-Lewis Coke, of ei, ive
bert Sen st viscount.
rs de YOUNES 79g, Henry Belasyne, $8 ait of Went «6 mes
1790. 3
Vou. 11. ’
‘862 IRISH/PEERAGE.
aol ai daa ‘Toly 1791,
she Goonge Wombrmelt of Worstall Fal, ex
‘a a ore a6 He spree
fiom, 18 July Te,
esters tea ot ore mii
eee ee
ae “April 179; my Bt uly. 100,
eres i 27 July 1700, 4 9Jume Wie
Heir
Lon,
6c, two mul
ee Plate:
Sei crmenonsttraat ot
eharged with ewo mules able.
fotto—Virtute et fide. By virtue and falth, |»
Sa
HENRY - -WELBORE nel Viscous
Welbore,
rony, 2 Feb, 180: Te ‘married, 1
eldest da. of ‘3d duke
line Russell, only
(who d. 23 Nov, 1813) had issue, —1. Canorim:
BORE, 2. 14 Jun. 1797, M.P. for Okehampton,
am. 7 March 1822, Georgian Howard, 20 da.
ya
issue a r, eldest da. of sir He
at Danesord arejand by her wh #10 Apel 77H; aged
: :
his hetr. o
c 6 July 741, aa. of ont Castle Duze
lane ee aad
. som ak of James, sat in nt
Gent vei ere
Jord Mendip, in England *, d. 18 Nov. 1746, leaving issue by
2 Hilt ui
at
eae
ne
su
we
created by
H
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“Senne Sr. LecEr, of Doneralle, in
4 etn Sa &
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VISCOUNTS. 860
3. Jeme:Diatia-tane, ims Sept. 1897, rev. John<Thomas O'N
mi Harriett-Anne, my 31 Oot I avid: Robert Boat, of Robstrevor,
aTb® isin 5 Dec 1618, and was succeeded by his eldest
"Pnoxas, present and 2d viscount.
Amat Apparent—The hon. THoxtas Kxox, the viscotiiit’s
eldest son.
Creations—Baron Welles, 16 Jan, 1781; Viscount N ind,
a July 1 (ea) ‘sid Bardns Rastucies tn tho Plesage
boc" et i a an at r,t ate Hy he
outer,
Stes falcons, cing ane mm, ‘beaked, membered, belled,
ducal? Calton ste
Mottu—Morco et proficior. 1 proceed, and am more prosperous,
oa
of Berry piers co Deen a8 ian etl
at Engesdon, co. Devon, and settled in aa
ARTHUR Posteroy, b. 102s, bag took the Ast
at = in entered into holy orders, a. cj
Cork, lizabeth, sister of sir John Osborne, bars., and hi
isms, Le Jou; 2: Richard, a f 8, Beaty hi 4. Mary, m.
Richard, eldest ‘son of sir Richard Cox, burt., Tofd chancellor of
relant .
Jor, the eldest én, m., 1716, Elizabeth, da. of Edmund Do,
nollan, esq., and had issue, 1. ARTHUR; 2. John, « lieut.-gen
in the army, and col. 64th regiment ot fot, andor of th
privy counell, 1777, d-10 June T :
Nias PomERoy was lord Fer tat
20 Sept, 1783, and viscount Harber, 8 July 170s me
Oct. 1747, the da. and oof Henry Cie
esqey ples ot ee ee sy Hants
oo.ctieeatu sa tien (pte 4.7 April
1 awe, 21 Hsedaad.
2. Anraun—James, 3d viscounty
& Jows, Jo holy’ b, 19 Dec. 175ll, m., 31 Oct. 1795, Hester, eliiest di,
of Ji a Tas laste, 7
1 be 20 Sept. 1700, m- Caroline, da. of str J. Robinson, and isk
‘2 Arthuir, 6. 1706, m. Feb. 1899, Elizabeth, 2d da. of rev. William Fine!
D.D., of Ci » 60. Wicklow, :
a
=;
‘a68 IRISH PEERAGE.
Ru Dorn,
H Pei Siege rac ne eh Sealed eo. 7
5. Tomas, Ist isconnt Northland.
Aun, b Th kt
f Mates, aE tid. x
% Donoriivs bee Apel 1790 tarv | aemnnt
4 de Anne, only da. of
ot Waitt co: Born nts and featag one esa
oa em ee Thame
Tomas, lat rscoane, was oeeeet, acon Ween ae te:
1781, and viscount Nor! 5 July 1791; 5.29 1723,
n., 9 Aug. 1753, Anne-Vesey, 24-da, of John, lord
‘by Elizabeth, eldest da, of William Brawnlow: esq, by
fh Hamilton, da. of James, earl of Abercorn,) and by her
(who d. 21 Oct. 1803) had issue,
1, Tutonas, present viscounte
Jorgen. * who was selected
Zoadluds the atmisdee between the combined Enis ead Russian, and
air A.
drew"
. Selina-Elizabeth, m., 8 Aug. 1616, William Ponsonby, esq.
Louisa-Caroline; 9. Frances-Letitia; 10.
HL. Charles Henry, 12 Apel! 2008,
19, Emily-Lavinia; 13. Helen-Adelaide,
nb Right Nas, Gtonan, D.C. Le my It, 27 Jen, 160 Arne, no ot
Obert bart, by Jane, sister of Thomas, Ves,
and de ‘at Vellet, in ftaly, 13 June lb, having bad lnue By hers (who a1 87
ist1,)
Thoma Pery, . 1905) 2. Robert Staples, . 1000:
& Heury-Barry, i ibi7s 4 Isabela, bf
George;
7. Eoaowp, in oly orders, dean of 1,20 Feb. 1796, Charlotte,
sielerof fe Thomann Hesketh, of Rutt Hall iain tae ead os
bs 1801, m., 1895, miss Hervey, and has tsswey 1.
% Charles, &. 1907,
ViscOUNTS. tbo
2 Seether ot eer
spa Oy, Viscot Xt sind Banow
Kildare; born 1
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Diet
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fi
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SP eae TC eee
in rmy; and col. regiment of and sworn
‘OMEROY was lard starr t Cibo,
20 Sept. 1783, and viscount Hon, & July VIO;
Oct. te da ad co. ft Henry a exe ther,
$3 des, rh cal of Aberors,) and iby het (whi de7 Apri
h | visootmnt.
2 Anravid.
s
‘. 20 Sept. 1790, m, Caroline, da. of sir Js Robinson, nd isk
: 24 da. of rev. Wilttam Fi
ra eS Wal as Rasa, rev. = Hel
ames, 3d viscount.
a eet 19 Dee. 1738, m, 38 Oct. 1705, Hester, eifest i,
870 TRISH PEERAGE.
Shi lb erred. im
EEE m sane a pee
nner or 4.18 Jam. 1754, ms a. pehiensiced
rds May 10 arch 7, ms 38 J. TG craven Cs
The viscount 9 A] “April 1798, rrfch pecpnaie tS
rebar! 2a beret }. 8 Dee. 1749, m., 20 Tan.
Grange,
da. of Nicholas Grady, ‘Limerick, Adeontd
(whe &, 22 Jans 1 a Se he oy 5 a9;
‘The acotiat & without aurtiving tasass 25° Nov. 1839, Seite
succeeded by his next brother,
‘Anraun-Jasczs, present and $d. viseonnt.
Heir Presumptive—The hon, and rev, Joan Poxsnor, his
re sCretons a 10 Oct. 1798 ; Viscount, 1791.
= ni
aroha age ‘Or, with Tests dy Dietiokes
nig nae oe fest re ee me
coplarionewonwols, the dextet proper, the salar srg
‘ol poten wantle ecfune conan. Fortune ta ts chiipanton aticouiagn:
ae :
——
CORNWALLIS MAUDE, Viscouxt HAWARDEN, of
Hawarden, vo. Tipperary, Baron de Montalt ‘and 3 Baronet of
Ireland ; born 28 March 1780 ; succeeded his
Ralph, the late viscount, 26 Feb. 1807 ; married, ea ah igi,
Jane, ‘youngest da. of Patrick-Cranfurd Bruce, of ‘and
of Taplow Lodge, co. Bucks, esq-, and has issue,p——. a Da.
B Nov. 1813; Toangtta, b. 4 Dec. 1013 = CORN.
WALLIS, b. 4 April 1817.
Curistoruer Mavpe emigrated from Yorkshire to Tre-
Jana, and purchased estates eo. Kilkenny and) Tipperary,
sat in parliament for Inistiogue 1639 ; his son, ear
DLP. for Knoctopher, 1602, and Cashell, 1695 ;’ and his :
Rourar Mavpe, was created a bart. 1705 and, 1718)"
H , da. and h. of Francis Cornwallis, of Actom, eo.
dlesex, and of Abbermarles, co. Carmarthen, esq., and d. mie
1750, leaving issue, vanes
1. Sir Twoaas, 2d bart. »-
2 Connwaxts, 8d bart. and Ist viscount.
3. Enoa, m., 22 Oct. 1751, sir Charleton Le! tt widleniioape
(ie-betreith Now Baronetage)“
i ALiGe, be aoe eenmialaaianrebrese y=]
Sir Tuomas, 20° bart., was created, 18 July 1776; Barot
Montalt, and dying wnm..17 March 1777, the tit
came extinct, but that of baronet devolved upon his acne
“o iSeOUNTS: im
“Conswartts Macns, Ist viscount
created baron de Mowat j Damar aghigr Tani thea
Santen, 25 Dee 1702, 0.4720, me, Int 0 Auge 1760, Leda,
davof ‘Hanbury Hall,
, 10 June 1766,
her LE Esmee Base Aye
255 a, me 12 Al 4, Willa Raph Carte, of Agha MU
arte Se aed el ra ot
$ eee , 421 As fon or may
3h asthe cs oa se 8
spre REGS fe cig eae, peers aS
o ai 16 Sept. 17, te be air me Mery,
Lise shh a ar
sone aso hi Ag Ta on
‘me June 1806, lord Willlam Stuart, son of Johny it misr-
i cece Tomb Ne
Jaacpe inte, Peter Leiouche, of Belview, co-Wickiow,
De lrapartas wat akg aoc nares.
of 1706 29. June 1785
ee iain 5 Heron, 39 Jung 1765 :
teen, ‘85. Quarterly, Ist and 4th. Azure, #| sae
i ga od
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a “Safe in virtue.
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succeeded his mother, Inte viscountess,
in the Iriah titles, 20 Jan. 1824, and his father, in the barony
of Oriel, of Ferrard, 16 Aug. 1828. His took the sur-
name and arms of SKEFPINGTON only, 1817; married, 20 Nov.
1810, Harriet Skeffington, viscountess Massareene in her own
right, only da. and h. of Chichester, 4th viscount
by which lady, who d, 2 Jan. 1831, he has issue,——1, JO!
now viscount MAssanEENE, 6. 30 Noy. 1812;——2 Cuaexes-
TER, b. Jan. 1815 ;——3. a DA., 6. LI April 1816; —4. a soy,
6. 1820.
Tuomas Bunon, esq., of Bert, co. Kildare, (grandson of
Ulysses Bi of ond said to be descended from
the ancient family of De tarls of Ulster,) m. Anne, only
da. of Dive Downes, bishop of Cork and Ross, and had issue,
a dpMitbtan LD. Mary, da. and h. of George Warburton, ey bit
2 SP anes, Gather ofthe pee ant Downe tht te)
4: Maxcanes, created visopuntess Oriel, and viscountes
Ferrand,
i m, Walter-Hussey Burgh, lord chief baron of the Exchequer io
Ire
. Donornsa, m. John Rochfort, of Clogrenan, co. Carlow, eq.
& Mannierr-Cuantorre.
Mancanerra, eldest da., was created baroness Oriel, af Col-
lon, co. Louth, 5 June 1790, and advanced, 7 Nov. 1707, to the
dignity of serene Ferrard, with remainder to
of her body by the right hon. John Foster, who, 17 dy ak
tras created, eee 1¢ United Kingdom, by
Oriel, to whom she was m. 14 Dec. 1764, nd eden (nod
16 Aug. 1828) she had issue,
4d. ANTHONY; 2. WILLIAM; 3. AwrHoNy; 4 Jou; all d. infants
5. Tuomas-Heye AY) J resent viscount.
6, Axns-Donorts Nov. 1801, James, lord Dufferin and. a
‘The visoounteas d. 30 Jan, 1624, and was suctooled by her eal
surviving son,
Tuomas-Hewny, present viscount.
Heir Apparent —Joux, viscount MassanrENe, the vis-
count’s eldest son.
Creations—Baron, 5 June 1790; vb tha 7 Nov. 1797; Ba-
ron of the United Kingdom, 17 jie
Arms—See Plate 85. Quarterly, Ist and 4th, vet seal bd
eens ee na fa RS ES
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VISCOUNTS. ont
Pa a pM AEA a 4
ry in Ireland y born 21 Peb. 1700 ; succeeded
father, he late visoounty 21 Nov. AULA mar
ried, Yst, ——, da. of Thomas Booth, Duin, by whom he
‘The viscount’s , Fnancts-Yetrventon, b.
int 16
sitaanthieurmrt caret
1 ‘dn. of Jonas Barry, esq,
arch 1746, leaving issue by her, (who wns b 1 Nov.
ein ‘tooving insunen only esa,
& Manvs b Bursaneens 5: Chantry.
Banny-Yetventon, Ist viscount
count Avonmore, 1800; m., 2 July 1761, Mary Nugent,
William Nugent, of a 60. _
1. Witiram-Curanres, 24 viscoun
& Banay, b. 22 Nov. 1703, d. May
‘& Wacri fy be 96 Janis 13
da. of George Yelverton, of Belisle, co.
es Sar Mara Btghtan, A of the ints sal ster ofthe prsent Wrd
‘2 George, 14 Nov. 17%
0,5 Nov. 1704, mos June 18224, James Egan,
4. Ans an Sept: ype moat May 0k Joke Blog, lord
‘The viscount d. 19 Aug. 1805, and was succeeded by bis eldest
son,
Wriirit-Cranrcrs, 2a vient, April 1702, m1 Sept.
ean of Bast Cams, co. Hants,
‘Mauy, b. 28 Nov. 1788
2 Baney-Jonx, viscount.
& WancianeHinwnty bs Dec 1701, mee June 15, EeabeehLucy, da of
John of ‘eo. Carmarthen.
os Be 1706.
3 Avousrus, & 2) Jul
‘The viscount d. 28 Nov. 1814, and was succeeded by his eldest
by eS present and 3d viscount.
Heir Apparent—The hon, Banny-Yetvertowr, the vis-
count's son.
‘Creations—Baron, 1795 ; Viscount, Dec. 1800.
rae
a
n <n ou stl Co Gane
the
of Francis Upton,
Arthur, of Uj
Ist, Sophia,
\ VISCOUNTS., 875
Hawke, off Cape Finisterre : he commanded th of
war at the blockade of Lonishourghy and Pest wih ip
and crew in the dreadful storm dispersed the Da hee
off that port. He d. unm., and the estate devolved on
Crorworrny, 34 and last son, and Ist lord, 6. 14 March
1721, ereated baron of Tem eo Antrim, 3 Aug. 1776.
His lordship was, 1761, appointed clerk-comptroller of the
her sora ghosts
‘to sa erianees Goenpee aCe ae
‘piaheat sae ot Eaward ‘of Lawford Hall, bart,
Sth hart. of the family, and 3a ds, of Shuckburgh of
ee nae cane” Se hal eat,
fey
Heeeoiy story, bac ot shone
and co-h. of lord Arthur bby whom (who d. Sept, 1823)
5. Evinamerit- Racers Me Ane 170s ac) Sane tees eae
INR, Ch false yg 1904, James Singleton, esq.
7 Sanwa be Sept 17h
Bein d, 16 April 1785, and was succeeded by his eldest
lonx-Hzxnx, 2d lord and Ist viscount.
ipparent—Hexny-Mow'racv, the viscount’s eldest son.
ans 1776: N 1776; ——— March 1806.
it Ceperiel Sr,
‘Daster,. wat horse sable caparisoned or. Sinister, a tian in
‘armour, ‘helmet adorned with a red plume; having » in Tas
‘and om his left arm a shield, charged with the [Prom vine
‘a cross moline argent.
Virtutis avorum premium, ‘The reward of the virtue of my ances-
oatearin:
CORNELIUS Sea ee aL Viscount LISMORE,
of Shanbally, co. Tipperary, and Baron. Lismore; born. 2 Oct,
1772; mucseded his father, Cornelius, the late lord, 12 July
1797; advanced to the dignity of Viscount Lismore, 30 May
Ormonde
Bros Bree face ners ot Gmate median
——1. CORNELIUS, }. 1809; ——2. WiLL14M-Frepenicx,
b LP ewe ensign 37th foot ;——3. Anne, 6. 1811; and other
Spain tla of Dresearinen, miak was Ghotasble took Beers
876 TRISH PEERAGE.
Dramaneen stahds boldly on the black water; it was thé chief
seat of the O’Callaghans. About the tiine of James I, they
erected a very stately house on the foundation of the castle,
was ruined in the late wars: the castle lawn is large, and well
enclosed with a high stone wall, flanked with round towers; and
the whole, though in ruins, from the opposite side of the river,
by its lofty situation, has still an magast ap > Conywe.
tius O'Callaghan was lord and chieftain ople and
seised of several territories in 1594, as appears by an ingui-
sition taken by sir Thomas Norris, vice-president of Munster,
26 Uct. 1594. From him descended
Corwerics O’'CaLeaGHan, representative for Fethard in the
second parliament of queen Anne, and conspicuous for his great
abilities at the bar; he m. Maria, da. of Ro Jolly, esq., and
was interred with her (who d. 6 June 1757) in the family vault
at Shanbally, where a monument is erected to his memory: he
left issue, 1. Robert, member for Fethard in 1757, m., 24 April
1735, Alicia, co-h. of Edward Worth, of Rathfarnham, eaq., (by
Jane, h. of Richard Saunders, of Saunders Court, esq.,) and d,
without issue in 1761; 2. Cornelius, a master of the court of
chancery, and representative for Fethard in 1761, ¢. without issue
in 1769; 3. Thomas, m., 7 April 1740, Sarah, da. of John Davis,
eeq-, and by her (who d. 13 Aug. 1745) had issue, Cornwexivs,
Ist lord; and a da., m. Robert Longfield, of Castle Martyr,
oeq-
CorwNE ivs, Ist lord, was, 25 June 1785, created baron Lis-
mere, of Shanbally, co. Tipperary, 6. 1732, m., 13 Dec. 1774,
Frances Ponsonby, 2d da. of the right hon. John Ponsonby,
speaker of the house of commons in Ireland, brother of William,
earl of Besborough, (by Elizabeth Cavendish, 2d da. of Wiliam,
Sd duke of Devonshire,) and by her (who d. 25 May 1827) had
ismue, :
1. CornnEcivs, Ist viscount.
2% Sir Ronearr-Wiiitam, K.C.B., major-gen. in the army, and commander
of the forces in Scotland, 6. Oct. 1777.
3 Groner, b. Sept. 178.
& Locraa, & 5 Aug. 1779, m., 18 July 1907, William Cavendish, eeq., M.P.
for Derbdr, eldest son of lord George-Augustus-Henry Cavendish, son of WE
lias, ah duke of Dev
S Ecizgarsre|, & Dec. 1783, m. John Hyde, of Castle Hyde, in Ireland, esq.,
amd 4. 18 Aug. 18%.
ry Mary, b. 3 Dee. 1787.
His lordship d. 12 Jaly 1797, and was succeeded by his eldest
son
Corxgiics, 2d lord and present viscount.
Heir Apparent—The hon. Cornetius O’CatLaauay, the
viscount's eldest son.
Creations—Baron, 25 June 1785; Viscount, 30 May 1806.
Arme—See Plate 86. Argent, a mount vert in base; on the sinister, a copee
of oak, and issuant therefrom, a wolf t towards the dexter p .
Creet—A naked dexter arm em the hand grasping a sword ise,
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LODGE-REYMOND DE MONTMORENCY,
; a
FRANKFORT DE MONTMORENCY, Baron
penta Ling
For the former part of the viscount’s genealogy, see ViscouxT
MovunTmornis.
Ee, 4 34 so of Francis,
Rerxowp, or Repxown Mon:
eres, was bred to
privy
honourable
ry Ist viseoun'
and brother of
Forres oce ot
. for the cit
‘scone
3.‘Eeukeon, moa) March 1702; Robert Browne, of oe 0. Cat
low, esq.» and d. ld.
Ware bopriptetg tet me pry Koad
Pi pase ean cae cae es
was
Hi aoc Rin, uae in cin .
staoffice second secretary to_ ed
lain, in 1797, 8 lord of the treasury:
counsellor, eipedkip was baron Frankfort, of pried
ako Taf arg du and sl he af Sch Pde
ieee no issue; and, 2dly, ark
te, of Castle Bellingham, eaq-, by
y keoer.tey torn Ps hehe, Hony Mntagy Browne, ste st
3. Eaurtra-Extwon, mi. Oct, ie ee Richard-Wordsworth, Cooper, ot oe
San Toe nek ee ets SUCRE
Fee da. "Sept. 1029, and was a
i or-Rex Monn, it and 2d viscount. _
tio Pramphes Wore
Fel July 1800;
‘Creations Pag ee pai ‘Viscount, car
‘rot peapock in pede
Neto Blew andes God helps. :
CHARLES VEREKER, Viscouxr GORT, Baron Kiltar-
ton, 0, Galway, a Privy Counsellor in Irelands Governor of the
co. Galway, Constable of the Castle of Limerick ; i tera
yey Fran
See svi hs Alajty wan pened to rant =
honourable augment rasan me
ob Colomy 5 marria orieti Ist, 17005 Jane, da of
=\VISCOUNTS. | 70
iy Rae wna er ht fant JOHN fae
Sc ae manroraa oe
Sa22 ‘a sony b. 28 June 1817 ;—2. Jv
Hamilton, viscount m., 2dly, 1810, Elizabeth,
da. of John Pallister, «Beas. ip
and s,—4. Canes, b. 21 Aj 1818. =
5’ bishop of Limerick, ancestor of Fiscount Gort.
Pao aS SL a i gd
7 Aug. 1
be we pebaapeaateps.1
ag da. of | John
a [a ee Of Hea earl of 1
-) otter nt. ‘chancellor of d.
Io is Sepe a one ofthe pe in lyn ete»
i 4. 29 ob
"hut de epet and Mary, m4 Aug. 1764, Henry Gore,
Feb. 1812.
3, James, 1715, represented the borough of Antrim, m., 1743, Mary,
PRexDEnoasr.
Sate ae
ul
sateen Somers Si acer et
wos of Gustavus ‘aterstown,
‘Handeock, of Wi for. oad
5 Lf eo ae a9
Athlone 15 April 1; ‘Mey 4 July 1751, ne ee ot
joa ‘and sister of ‘Ist viscount de Vescl,
ek Temples ct Wa “ho assumed the surname of Temple.
5. Marriew, archdeacon of Kilmore, m. Elizabeth, da. of alr Eline
ent, and was ancestor of
bet
Seamer, 120%,
ate 20,0 the Eagle manofowar, drowned of Sty, 1707, with
Si Gnanite a
me BLS, d. wer,
of Wills
above named, represent Lanesborough, 1!
aoe ee oe
TLLIAM, Wl
E Butts snestr of Sole fame ome tne eut-goveraf Ks
sale, and of Robert H:
‘S Tnomas; 4 Sanumn; 5
Edward
rev. Will
Witiiam Haxpcock, of eldest son and heir of
m. Susan W:
Wish aa, m.Eliabeth Voy ev. sit Thomas Yoo.
siamese
jomtasy a. without fare:
of 5 ab ovoneed Ykie siden, eat
ford, and carried on the li
& Jome-Gcepavve ioember for Ballyshannon, 678i, wes Aung 1965, Sam
‘Wilson, 1708, with fame. ae ed
7. ABIGATL, m. Mark , eae
fe Sosan; & Donormy; 10. Susawa-
RrcwaRD Baspacc of of Twyford, in, holy orders,
chor ah on ile eae on he Sea
of his brother wichaat terse; Burak Only ebalé goa Ole
h, of Richard Toler, of Ballintore, co. esq., d. 25 July
1701, leaving isue by her, (who d. 1 Jaly 1805.)
EMewaioe W244 Slay Taz, ms 3 Nove ag, Ana, 38 dao Anber
French, of French Park, co. Roscommon,
Richard MP Bfor Athlone i VStNe. ga.
Atom ol ger 9 13 Now.
foeaeges 8 eee 7, Charles; & Robert-Prench.
ills 27 Api St, iRichard-Boyle Bagley, eq:
2. Sanam m, Richard St, Georg, esq, and @. Feb 18,
£ Ba :
& As John Maunsell, esq.
Beir Pres to the’ barony only, Ricmamp, the vie
counts only brother
Creations — 94 Deo. 1912 12 J;
Baron, 5, Viscgunt, 12 Jan. 1832.
pr og a ha
Fert igus sara Wed e e et S Oe Ee
Se lst
BARONS.
ag agg age Petar
an
Ui, Premier Oa ge pyieemstneiy Cp ooo e
the late lord, 24 May 1822*.
Ronent ve. Councy, 1026, was lord af Courcy, in Nor-
mandy, in whieh he was succeeded by his son, Ricnarn, who
accompanied William, duke of Normandy, in his ition to
England, and was present at the decisive battle of Hastings, 14
Oct. 1066. His ‘services were recompensed with a considerable
number of lordships in England, among which was that of Stoke,
eo. Somerset, which from its lord, was styled Sroxe Councy,
which he held per integram baroniam, with the lordships of
‘Newentam, Seckenden, and Hoxcotey in Oxfordshire. a vie
1098, and was succeeded by his son,
Ronerr, lord of Courcy, in Normandy, baron of Stoke Cour-
steward of the
ane te yg borers a geal pel a! phe ateg ond
‘Wiitram, his son, in Tn the barony of Stoke Courcy, who was
succeeded by his brother,
Ronzar, who, in the reign of king Stephen, was a principal
s,s reruentative fr, the, hn, beng ofthis noble tly
hereditary frantd Yo ohn do Couscy, ear of Uter, vy Soka Ring
of of weaieg his hat inthe poyal presence.
of
his pretensions
fr to make him some requital, He TTI conferred
Het the reay of nga oes tes naeetan aa
ithony Sadler, of Arley Hal, co. Warwick, tag, and
A
(who 18 Jan. ooh hed * base
1. Gena, 2th lord,
2 Jou, 4; uum.
3. Many-Paisctuta.
Geneon Counce, Slt keds (8 Santee eee
Essington, of - Oe
reita, only da. and hi of John
and Grossington Hall, eo. and d. without issue male,
jevolved on ,
Joux, bon fork meer from the 4th sce St
lord,) m, 20 Oct.’ 1746, Martha, du. of William Heron,
» €3q., and had issue,
Ie Jon, 20th ord
2 Wruniaa, de
eerie tine erm ee
phe 1 Michael in Boly ners, D.Duy my 20 Nov. 1m Emily, dav of W.
"2 Nevitean, capt. RN. K.T-S., m. Catharine, da, of William Hennes:
re yp A. Michael ; 2. Anne; 2 Nevinson-Wileugh>
nae hae Sane 1, ‘tr John-Gordon Sinclair, of Murkle, co. Had
on,
4 Jastes, Hest, gov. of Gravesend and ‘Tilbury Poets de 13 Jan 1894,
é dasa ni ca wena
Be: bette ‘presented to his and had the
is . 1762, war presented to
hanourof saerring, the macient prtvflagh of tie fanity, of wear
fing hls hat in his majesty's presence.
i) eel
e W814, William Beamish, of Besttmont, Ireland.
‘i. 2 gen Ye2a, and was succeeded by his eldest
soe in holy apes, - it lord, a
Presumptive — JOux-STArL2tOx DE Councy,
nephew to his lordship, iN a?
‘Creation 1611.
Arme—See Pinte We Argent, three eagles displayed gules, ducally crowned
Crent—Out of a ducal coronet or, 1 eagle depoyed argent,
wtih Silas bore with cronss Dianne
‘Motto—Vineil omnia veritar. TTS
Sanne
JOHN-THOMAS BARNEWALL, Banox TRIMLES-
ZOWDE os, Meath, REA.| tre 98 Jan. 17733 muomadad
his father Nicholas, :
Maria-Theresa, da. of Meharry Cro oy Gal ira
esas, by Anne, da of sir Thomay, Blake, of Somerville, bare
‘has iseue;—THOMAS, 4. 1796.
‘The origin of this noble family is stated under the title of vis
count a. Sir Cumsroruxn Danxewat.tsof Cricks-
town, co. Meath, ancestor of the barons ‘Trimlestown, being elder
brother of John, ancestor of the viscounts Kingsland.
Rowent, 2d son of sir Christopher above named, was created
baron Trimiestown 1461 ; from him
Marrnras, 8th lord, who was outlawed in the troubles of
Ireland, 1641, and the tide thereby lx to the family, uutl it was
by his descendant, Thomas, 13th ford, hereafter
Jonx, ith Jord, b. 1672; m. Mary, da. of sir Pe Barne-
VOL. 11.
IRISH PEERAGE.
a6
baron of the exchequer, 2d son of sir Richard Barne-
Pe ag
iny
Nicwonss, Mth lori, m., Ist, 1798, Martha-Henrietts
Dm da. of the of
Bd -THomas, lord.
3 Rosas, b Sept: Tifiy mv Oct 170, Peter comme Dalton, and
a
“fiis lordship m., 2dly, 3 Aug. 1797, Alicia, da. of |
uc ans bin by mo te
‘Sip 16 Ape 11, and was suceeded by his oa Son,
lous. Tomas, present lands
Heir MAS, lordship’ 50D.
Creation—1461.
Cret— A ate ‘eather or azure, Vert, and argent,
nd cuant a demt falcon rising of ihe y :
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kingdom, ( the cos. of Meath,
and at this time three distinct are
Pranches, vis: the encldomn of Prngall, aod the
he
sany and Louth.
L
foun PLuNKeT’, the earliest of the nameon
~ to have been seated, towards the latter end of the 1th:
where he d. 1082,
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Ricwanp, ancestor of the earls of Fingal, and the present baron
+
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eseor regular
Rawpart, 1 to the of
James I. aeeeeoereiens
‘was restored to his estates: neglecting, however,
ta plot hin bent of tail ons te erent
© nor his descendants had place in the house of
the late lord recovered his seat 1791. Hem Ist, Aune, dh. of sit
William Pershall, relict of Theobald, Ist enrl of Carlingford, and
nee St. Woolstan’s, co. Kildare, are
‘sins "Hye rein apes EN, of the ae Uyak
Hs ledship ma 287 Aug, 1000, Emma, sister of sir Drum.
sn open dag epee Ape
Tae ia heh toms tase = patios
sss IRISH PEERAGE.
Crestian—] 490.
Ares—see Plate Si. Sable, « bend, and in the sinister chief a tower
C ~a— A horse passant argen
Gr: onrtere— Dr stor, a Pegases, wings inverted fess or and _.
ter, mm apcelope argent, armed, led, plain and cha or. Sinis-
Mvcce— Festina cenfe. Quick, without bnpetuasity.
—_ =
JAMES BUTLER, Barox of DUNBOYNF, in the co. of
Meath, was confirmed in that peerage by reversal of the outlaw-
ries which affected the title in the court of King’s Bench in Dub-
En. in Michselmas-term 1827, by virtue of his majesty’s warrant
cated at Windsor, 26 Oct. 1827, authorizing and requiring his
attoraey-general for Ireland to fiat writs of error for the exami-
nation of the records and process of the outlawries, to confess
the errors therein, and to consent to the reversal thereof.
His lordship was born 25 July 1780; married, 17 Aug. 1799,
Eleanor, da. of David O’Connell, of Cork, eaq., and by her (who
4. 15 March 1817) has issue, besides several children who d.
vwoung ; —— 1. Rosatrwp-ExLEanor, & 9 July 1800, m., 13
June 1819, John Marshall, capt. in the 79th foot ;——2
THEOBALD-FITZWALTER, 6. 11 Feb. 1806 ;—— 3. Sr.
Jonuy, & 24 June 1808; 4. Henry, 6.28 Aug. 1809 ;——5.
JaxeEs, 6.8 Nor. 1810 ;——6 Epwarp, 6. 29 1811 ;——
q7- Caagzies-Lexsox, 5. 29 Nor. 1813.
Thomas le Bortiller, 3d son of Theobald le Bottiller, (who
fkuursshed in the reign of king Henry III. and was ancestor of
the noble houses of Ormonde, Ossory, Carrick, Moun &e.)
m. Sinulda Je Petit, da. and h. of William, lord of boyne,
frum which marriage descended sir Edmond Butler, knt., who
was created by king Henry VIIL lord baron of Dunboyne, ia
the co. Meath, by patent, dated 11 June 1541; hed. in 1566,
and was succeeded by his son James, the 2d lord, who was twice
m., lst, to Margaret, da. and h. of Barnaby Fitzpatrick, lord of
Upper Ossory, by whom he had two sons, who left issue; viz. John
and Pierce: John, the elder son, d. vita patris, anno | leav-
ing a son, Edmond, who, on the death of his : in
1624, became the 3d lord Dunboyne; he d. in 164], and was
succeeded by his son, James, the 4th lord Dunboyne, who being
implicated in the rebellion was outlawed; he d. without male
issue, and was succeeded by his cousin, Pierce Butler, the 5th lord
Dun e, who was grandson and h. to the before-mentioned
Pierce Butler, the 2d son of James, the 2d lord Dunboyne, by
his Ist wife, Margaret Fitzpatrick.
Pierce, the said 5th lord Dun was likewise outlawed, and
dying 3 May 1690, was succeeded by his only son, James, who but
for the outlawries would have been the lord Dunboyne; he
d. in 1701, leaving 2 sons, Pierce and Edmond, comm called
the 7th and 8th lords Dunboyne ; the last mentioned Edmond d.
in 1732, leaving 4 sons, viz. James; Pierce; John, in holy or-
ders ; and Edmond, who d. s.p. in 1783; of these, James succeed-
ed, and was commonly called the 9th lord Dunboyne ; and dying
8 4igiste pyaatt
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che od wet Dre seaay. sed 52 Sic of ctr eal ot Fimgnl
xc Oirvea Pursasrt. @ Rice bec. deem
pels 3d lord, wm. Muod, da. of lord Killeen. ;
1375, without issue male, and was sacceeded by his i
ther,
OLiven, 4th lord, m. Frances, da of sir N. Bagual,
March 1607, lea
1. Sarruce, sch bed
2 Leme: 2 Svevestem,
Matrnew, oth lord, m. Mary, da of sir Richard Fit
of Meryon, and d. 19 July 1629, leaving issue,
1. Otrven, 6th lord.
owas; % Paraient 4 Ioxanire
Given, 6h lord, took ‘his beat in partament
was on the committee of privileges in Nov. 1639, gov. +
Lovth, outlawed in the co. Meath, and d. in 1679; =
a. of Randall, Ist earl of Antrim, and widow of Laces
Dillon, and by her had issue,
Marzunm, 7h lord; » process ined to outlaw him
but he d. in the same year, the return of the exiy
m., Int, Jane, da. of sir Luke Fitzgerald, and by her hi
1. Onrven, 8th lord.
2. Tom An, outlawed in 1689, 1086, and 1077.
Hem. 2ily, Anne, da. of William Hamilton, esq. a
oe cnanuamrerni:
Oxiveu, Bth lord, was outlawed 1689, and d. 1704
issue by Mabella, 3d da. of Henry, viscount
Matrnew, 9th lord, 6. 1698, and d. 1764 m, Suse
of Christopher Mason, of Blackheath, oo Kent, esq-,
issue,
1. Ouiver, 10th lord.
2. Marrinew,
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= Henry “ ees Anthony. ot.
sae er gam lah. Ligh a Seley
niin AXN®, m Anthony Tislall, oq.
d. 4 March 1763, and St ke eal
‘Etowah he rue oer
1798 ; mm. 808, Margaret, da.
35 V3th lord Dunsany, and’ by her (who re-m., 1 April 1827,
ict ‘Tisdall) had issue,
Daren ea
THEW, by Sh Oct. LM
S Gaanees -Dawsor, b. 111.
4 Hewey-Lone, 6.6 ‘hug. 1015.
a yen ti b. IBI7.
ANN A-MAno. 25 J ‘1818, d, 1804.
isl Fine 1623, and was succeeded by his bon,
“roman, pent ln
- net the hon. R. M. Piuxxer, his lord-
gm see Pate te Satie end ain the later cle « tomer argent.
Seen me i wermces nl, pet fos oF an angen. Sin
she Fedaa Tons Quick, whout mpecuony. ss
ere
EDWARD DIGBY, Lonp DIGBY, Baron of Genshll. in
he King’s County + aio ‘a Peer of England, by the title of Bart
‘Digby, of Sherborne, in’ Great ‘Britain, D.C-L-+
iota Drony, in mie Peete nd, ~ =
Heir Preswmptive —The hon. and rev. Rournt Drony,
“ther to the earl. 4
“~ Creation—Baron 1620.
ae
- THOMAS BLAYNEY, Lonn BLAYNEY,
fis, o. Monaghan, a Lieutenant in the
jor. 1770 ; succeeded his
toch Late 2 April rate Cele 5 uly ion, Mabella,
CADWALLADER-DAVIg, 1 Feb 6. 21 Feb. 1003, M.P. for co. Mo-
$2. Awwe, m., 20 Nov. 1818, capt. Charles Gordon,
3 —3. Exizapern-Hanniert, d. May 1818.
892 TRISH, REERAGE.
hs fal ot Soman eae srectionand. alms to
be descended from, a ng coh Briss itain, | Epwax>
son of fevan
in that kingdom, and was, by king James L.,.20 July 1/821 ,ccr0ated
baron pay, Oe Set fe d. 11 Feb. 129, and was
eveded by his eldest son,
Hewny, 2d lord, who was killed in a battle O'Neile
5 June 1646, leaving issue, Enwann, 3d, and ae
Jord ; which Inst was father of. Hnxmy-Vamcrser,, Oth lord,
pho 1689, and of Wiixraat, 6th lord, who d. 170, karieg
i,
‘CaDWaLtaDeER, the 7th lord, m, Mary, da. of the hon; Jha
Tuchet, 24 son of Mervin, earl of Castichaven, and niece of
Charles Talbot, duke of Shrewsbury, and by her (who d. in 1721)
had issue,
1. Cuartes-TAtnor, 8th lord.
. CADWALLADER, Ith lord.
3 MAny, m. Ist, Nicholas Mohon, esq.: and, Sly, John eesla a
His lordship my ily, 3 Aug. 1724, Mary, only da and Ie of
sir Alexander Cairns, bart., but had no issue by her, who #.,
ily, col. Charles Murray, and d. 28 Aug. 1790. His lordship d
3 March 1733, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Cuan.es-TAaLnor, 8th lord Blayney, in holy ord
Sor. Aas Blizabets, da. of Nicholas Mahon, Feed, teases
incent, Sth lord Blayney,) and had
NERY, who d. an infant.
d, without surviving issue male, and was BE
is brother,
Capwattaben, 9th lord, 6. 2 May 1720, m., 20 Dec. 1766,
in, da of Thosons Tipping, of Deauliensexqn amd ind isi,
Capwats.apen-Davis, 10th lord.
2. AypnEw-Tnoaras, tth lord.
3 Soruta, m. 1708, John Armstrong, eq
His {ordship d.21 Nov. 1775, and was succeeded oi his ' eldest
son,
CapwaLtADER-Davis, 10th lord, & in 1769; and decessiag
2 April 1784, was succeeded by his only brother,
Axprew-Tio ats, present and 1th Jord.
Heir Apparent—Capwatiaven-Davis, only'son of his lord-
ship.
Creation—22 July 1621,
Septet adhe ei les
covered with "amu Thain a riko the for theory re
“Staperter»—Two horses sabe
woltoctntnera poate Ticee Seid ict paseehinees
by
') BARONS.” B93
PHILIP SHERARD, Lon SHERARD, co. Leitrim; mua
Baron ‘Sherard, amd Earl of Harborough in ‘England ; born 26
: ‘See Ean af Mannonowon, inthe Peeps of Englont
Creation—1627.
ey site TET PT
“FRANCIS -CHARLES SEYMOUR -CONWAY, Banos
CONWAY and KILLULTAGH, co. Antrim ; also Marquess
and Earl of Hertford, Viscount Beauchamp, Lord Conway, and
ft A)
See Manavess of Hentronp, in the Peerage of England.
Heir Aj —Ricwanp, earl of YansourH, the mar-
queu's only von
FS oe sagan tanelt en pin 16 Oct.
——
JOHN EVANS-FREKE, Banox CARBERY, oo: Cork,
IF Joti ot ae ant on etree ad Oners Tes
Reet -
Sere ane ae a EASE
53
B94 IRISH PEERAGE.
3 Axwe, m. Christopher Rye, of Rye Court, co. Cork,
Groner Evays, esq. d- 1707, and was suoceeded in extate by
Ly on’ Gubielie asaameed Geant theses
Tight onor Evaxs,
Pechinbegcte pra of the nw, ‘ut flowing he
became very Set find
ferred on his son ; ma in 1679, Mary, ds of Joba Brveeh
t Cast Gab for that co, in
court Castle, co. ty Nig Yer Oe rel a
liaments, and d. May 1
1 Gronse, Ist lord,
trahern, Ue oy i OY:
Fata a eh of a Ts tee
(by Elizabeth, ‘only da. and h. of ‘bdwasd ‘Bakion,
County, eg.) and Da Tesuey
aie Th alana ial
= £ Dorany ds wm
ih, m., Jan. 1769, William Evans, of Ardrigh, co. Kildare,
SE args , M.P. for Queen's County and collector of Maryborough, m.
14 Dee, 170, Eilaabethy 2d da. of Meut. gen. Robert Napier:
hate, in the anid am, huge
i Hampden, eventually #4 an Sib, 17, Sa.
ret, da, of Joshua Dave, exq-y ad Dad ‘war, ‘ae
lowing lie surviving 1 Genes me ‘da. of the right
Thomas, of Biliown Caste thr. tn 7, for Cute
ne eens fade ee eee
tn ing it eee : t
a, i
oom ieee fe cae
of Beechinount, ev» .
husnous son and successor, ate Mi =a
fareh ims, Anna, eldest da. of —
chief of Gagan, in India, and
"Thomas, w» Catherine, only da. of James Dasey, of ns
Llrpericky exjv anit soe ho het brother cok James tr
1 Thoma Day, Brabaaon, da, ‘enclr ure Spat ba
lanericky exes 2.
Aone, led ak the eire Fate ae baa
Hern me Sampson
4 Jobn, m1. mrs, Harris, and 4.
eee ae
Oe Marya me
en Jasper Lucas, of Richfordstown, cos Corke
4. Miavems Artur yds SU cust Hipaee sooth oa re
& Aniwe, me John Bateman, of Killeen: co”
i Sera msi Um, Chey Coote B.D. of bain te co. Limerick, an:
ie rome ie Charles Hewry
SPsiinhe"guees™s County, bare MP. for thereon. ro
=
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His d, 38 A aE eh te
ogra ibelaer§ oN Te my mm. 23 Mi Fence,
2d da. of Ri
wy d. young.
pS Sn ea SrtA, Baad Ware Wie,
‘His lordship &. 2 Feb. 1759, and was succeeded byy his eldest
Ist, 7 Feb. 1760, J
Mibzoncr, 24 York, ma I 7 700, Juliane, i a. of
cork tet aaa
“JeLtAma, be Dees 170, mo een ee
Ch ii is Dee. 1762, Eliabeth, 31 da. of
‘Christopher Sodas at Gurnee Hall, co. Derby, esq., and had
and sole h. of col. Henry Watson, chief in
Hee Beta Jov0d hy ee (who we. Sty, 31 Js, 1808,
of Hall, co, ‘emj-y and d. D
pe His lordship 1 31 Dec. 1004, and was succeeded by his
Joux, 5th lord, d. 1 1 1759, Emilia, 4th
of Wit ape dew Coster, a ane yao
896 IRISH PRERAGE.
_pempsitons enasremneta 3 Tuly 1764, my Aug 1799, William Preston,
“he MAwraJirtnifA, $0 Sejt/170, m.//12 Fels A706, ‘Thomas Barry, of
lis lordship 4 March 1907, without. male ssuéy and wer
succeeded by his cousin, Peis Evans-Faexe, of Castle
Freke, bart, Sosa Of shadhon, John Erends ‘of
Hall, co, Limerick, youngest son, of George,
1 Se ilcet Secor ea eat wae oe
oun Evays m., June 1741, Grace, only da. of sir Ralph
Freke of West Bilney, co. Norfolk, an Sing ‘Freke, CO.
Cork, bart., (by Elizal veth, eldest da. Ae ae John My tart,
ancestor of the earls of Clanwilliam,) and sister and sole h. of
tative for the city of Cork, and d, in ce, 1758, leaving isme
by her,
1. Gronos, who succeeded to bis paternal estate, m. miss Stamer, and ¢
without fawe, 1700
3 Sones ee ee of Holybrook, esa,
a Wits, 2
a. Feb. 1786, Weaving issue, =
1 Johns capt te army
3° ruce, moh A¥lines esqa brother of sit Fenton Ayiiner, act,
E Franctd’ a Toho Unets eof of Baliprort Gor Limerebe
5, Elisabeth, om. Robert Mont
a Rae hy da- of Robert Woodcock, eta td ietoae
ary.
© Gaace, m Richard Baldwin, ex.
% Axaz m. Wiliam Putiend, ‘ae
& Catwantex, m. George Puitant, esas ds
3: Jan; m: Richard Graves ees of Hovlay, Queen's County, shad it
Jou, 2d son of the hon. John Evans and Grace Frekey as-
sumed the name and arms of Freke, pursuant to the'will of his
uncle, was created a bart., 1768, and, on the death of his elder
brother, succeeded also to the paternal estate. He mm, 15 Ji
1764, Elizabeth, 2d da. of Arthur Gore, earl of Arran, and
issue,
1. Sir Joy, his successor,
2. Geono®, of Bulgaden Hall, 7m A Jun 1, Span Wate
are teny ath cheat i 408
"Teinpie Wil cov Wexford, ind has wave, erie) oa
Tom 12 Feb. om
2 Jane-Grace-Dorothea, b. 15 Feb. 1001.
4% Catharine-Charlote,b. 0 May i203 1026, unm sod) D0
& Perey-Angustus, inthe arm
4. 34h Gmeacte, be Det. 1767, ie 2708, sir Fenton Aylmer of Ds.
Aine-GUACh, by Dee. 1767, my 4 June 1705,
nadea Castle, co, Kildare, batts. and d. 31 Dees I
Eta, 50
177, and was succeeded by his eldest
Sir John d. 20 Marel
sony
Sir Jonx, who also succeeded, 4 March 1807, as 6th Jord
Carbery, on the decease of his cousin, John, 5th lord, without
issue male.
Heir Presumptive—Pency, next brother to the present lords
Creation—9 May 1715.
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| BARONS, - 807
hese metliate anes REED. 19 Und. 90s: agent, Uszee doer bends, expe
or Fawn Bie" et lion fanpa rogardant oe holding in the fowe 8
or, ducally crowned asure.
Hexey, 3d R.N., m. Anne, da. of William Pierce,
ot Ving eqs ea issue by her, (who d. 24 Oct. 1766,)
mr.
4th lord, (who also succeeded to the
“ yn 180, eer, to baronetey ;
fatthew, Caring t
2 Wane, bela May 11764 June
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tween i
‘Creations—Baronet of Ireland, 1662; and Baron, 1718.
Arme—See Plate 9. Quarterly, Ist and 4th. Argent, a bend sible, and in
898 IRISH PEERAGE.
BORD ErASae Et poemeorenseat. ores
3a) Gato dea eo
Sioa aon uly fess sy mere 4 AGH, Jue
is descended from a branch of the earls of Nithes-
anie Sir Hersent Maxwet, was ancestor of
bert, Jord’ M:
Sir John Maxwell, only brother of Herbert, was ancestor
Jonyx Maxwete was created, << Farnham,
8 June 1719, Judith, h. of eee fy Cs
‘Wexford, esq, and had issue by her, Berea Sen
1. Ronen, 2d lord.
2 Baar, 3d lord.
pact, 4
Sie a ee aay Botton: eldest et
Me Mtsecd Pe To Feb aise TGaving m. the right hon. Owen Wynne, and 16
THis ordhip & 0 Ang 1759, nnid was succeeded by his eldest
“Honea, 24 created, 1700, viscount Farha, ad
atreunl as the gy oo Fara fae st Pee
1759, Henrietta, countess dowager of Stafford, and sole h. of
Philip Cazuillon, esq., and by her (who d. 30"Aug. 1761) had
2 Hine ETA, Mes
aah Mea “ims 5 July 1700, the right hon. Dennis Daly, of Demsan-
‘The earl is me iy, L Des 1771 Kara sister of Dudley, Jord
Sydney, and a 16 Nov. 1770; without issue male, when the earl-
dom became extinct, and the ican deraled ox busters
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2, Joux, 2d earl.
co Rates ‘bo Dee 1784 my nes May 173, Willen Talbot, - of Mount Talos,
pa eee
west ameLiay by $1 Oct 1757, me, 27 Feb, 1700, the hon. Edward Warts
‘The earl m., 2dly, 1 Nov. 1777, “Jane, da, of ‘Edward
esq, relict of John Ward, esq., by whom he bad no issue,
earl d. 11 April 1781, and was succeeded by his
Joun, 2d earl, m., 26 Nov. 1777, Diana da.
of Ist viscount Sackville, niece of Jobn, 3d duke of Dor
set, Pett hla taine eer! had no issne. The earl
20 Oct. 1815, when ‘the earldom succasite bekeapaaae
but the barony devolved on his Ist cousin,
Wrcstam, ee prove bates ‘
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———
JOHN LYSAGHT, Banox of Mountnorth, c9,,
Corks born 4 Dec. 1780; sored is father “ohin the
lard Jun 1708) mari, 14 Spe: 1000, Sarah, elit of
William
vee Gibb, of Inverness, North Britain, esq., and by her has
orTiesamily of Lanois descended from the ancient house of
Joux Lysacwr, esq, 1758, created baron Lisle,
of Mountnorth, Wor Cock petit si fos cotton, ‘Sd da. and
Es «ee
| BARONS. - 903
of J Deane, esq., lord chief baron of uu manera,
By Sanne ol sero Henry, et of Shnanooy a
lord.
2 Jonnie, mo, Jume 1705, Henrietta St. Leget, eldest ua. of viscount
Doteraile, and d. without fesue, 8 Aug, 1790. ba
m. Kingsmill Pennefather, eq.
His lordship m., 2dly, 1746, Blizabeth, only da. of Edward
‘Moore, of Mooresfort, esq., and had issue by her, (who d. Noy.
V
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His lordship d. i et NOs as eacnaad by hl ba
my 2 lord, m., 1778, Marianne,
pittance cca Orta (eked is Oe saish ind hee:
1. Jou, 3d lord.
2 Gronce, b 17 m., lt, 11 Oct. ilo, Eltabeth, elit de. of Samuel
1. of Milton, co. Cainbridge, esq., by whom (who & 12 April 1¥I5) Te
4 John, 6. 18 Oct 18th;
3% ilabeih, 8.27 April isis
Tos hon. George Lymght m, 2ily, 14 Oct, 164, Eltaabeth-Anne; 8 de of
43. Dr Foulkes, of Tiverton, co: Devon, eaqs by whom (whew Nov. DT he
Seance 18 Get Te
se are,
ETB IT7By ls eoge de May 13.
Hi Tordahip &.'8 Jan 1798, nod was succecded bp his ldese
son,
Jom, present and 3d lord.
Heir Pi cer tang brother to the present lord.
Creation 18 Sept. 17
ge Magn thos opr rat gust cn chicas lon
‘Grae SA deter arm embowed in arson the hand holding 8 sword proper.
Motto—Bella! horrida bella! Wars! horrid wars!
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foEPWARD CLIVE, Banox CLIVE, of Plasseyy cov Wee
Baron Clive, Baron Powis, Baron Herbert, Viount Clive,
Sad atl of Powis, is Englood, CLs ; born 7 March 1754.
ved boa of Powis, in the Peerage of England.
eal pwanD-Heawert, viscount Ciive, the
‘Creation Raton Chivé, 6. Westora, 1702.“ i
902 IRISH PEERAGE.
HENRY PHIPPS, Baroy MULGRAVE, of New
co. Wexford ; Earl and Baron of Mulgrave, of Mulgrave:
in England, G.C.B., F.R., and S.A., a General in the
Colonel of the 31st Regiment of ree and Governor o¢
rough; born 14 Jan, 1755,
ee
Seo Eant. of MuroRave, in the Panwa ee
Heir Apparent—Huxnt Constant Ixy viscount
ataxBy, the ear!’s son.
Creation—Baron, 1768,
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CHARLES-GEORGE PERCEVAL, Banox ARDEN, of
Lohort Castle, eo. Cork; and also Baron Arden, of Arden, co.
Warwick, 20 July 1903, Lord-Lieutenant and Custos’ Rotulo-
rum oo, Pembroke, F.R.8., and A.S.; born 1 Oct. 1756.
‘Sco Banox Anvew, in the Peerage of England.
Heir Apparent—Jowx, his lordship’s son,
Creation—Baron, 1770.
SS
THOMAS-JOHN WYNN, Banow NEWBOROUGH, and
‘a Baronet of England ; born’ April 1802; succeeded his father,
‘Thomas, the late lord, 12 Oct. 1807.
‘This ancient family derives its descent from three of the cele-
brated chiefs, who were heads of the fifteen tribes of North Wales.
By the male line, from the Wynns of Bodvean, in who
was descended from Collyn ap Tangno, lord of [wy and
Eifionydd, who flourished about the beginning of the 10th esn-
tury, and resided at Harlech Castle, then called Brownwer's
Tower. By the female line, from the Glynns of
descended from Cilmin Droed Ddu, nephew of Mervin
king of Man, and whose residence was on the site of the prin-
ipal'seat of the present branch of the femily,. Also. fot the
Wynne of Melai, and the Abbey, descended from Marcliuild ap
Cynan, lord of Uwch Dulas and Abergele, who lived in the time
of Rodri Mawr, king of the Britons, about the year 846, and
resided at Llyss Bryn Ffanigle.
Jonx Wrxw ar Huon, standard-bearer at the battle of
Norwich, A.D, 1549, in the reiga of Edward VI., was rewarded
for his services with the island of Bardsey, still in the
of the family. He m. Elizabeth, da. of sir John Pls, ty
whom he had issue, 1. Hugh Guayri-Botodl 2 ichents se & ana 3
Tuomas, m., Ist, Elizabeth, da. of Owen-Griffith Maurice,
esq of Plis Duy and Qdly, Susanna, da. of sir Francis Darelle,
bart. co. Cambridgeshire, and by her had issue,
BARONS. ‘wes
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-- a m. Catharine, ‘aughan, €s4.,
PEER ca
Sir Jon, 24 bart., m. Jane, h. of John Wynn, of Mela; co,
Denbigh, esq., and by her (who d. 24 May 1784) had
1. Sir Tomas, Ist baron
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(be mis Sly, the ev’ drz Weeneacks) and 6,18 Dec. HOW, without
lordship m., 2dly, Maria-Stella Petronill, niece of the late
in‘ the ial and marchesina of
\ oar eg (nen Sip ses 1810, baron
Creations —Baronet, 25 Oct. 1742; Baron, 1776.
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904 IRISH PEERAGE.
ied to anbeeane is tons Lane prrierees
3 1803, Louisa-Maria, » Farley
Eadsir, and has issue,—I. JAMES-WILLIAM, 5. 31 Oc.
1810 ;—2. Witxram, 6. 10 Sept. 1817; 3, Exazanera-
Diana, b. 27 Feb. 1804, m., 20 June 1625, Dancan Davison,
3q,, eldest son of Henry Davison, of Tulloch, N.B., esq. ;——t.
Turia, b. 30 Oct. 1805 ;—5. Susax-Husser, & 25 Ang.
180736; Diana; b. 12 April 1812; —7. Jane, 0:25 May
1815;——8. Manraynr, }. 27 July 1816;—-9. Ocravu-
Soruta.
His lordship is representative of the very ancient house of
‘Mcdonald, lords of the Isles, a family of Norwegian origin, ant
long independent of the Scottish k In the time even of
king Richard IT. of England, Doxarp M‘Dowatn, then lord of
the Isles, enteted into treaty with’ that monares on the inde:
pendent footing of a sovereign prince. He m. Margaret
only da, of Enphemia, countess of Ross, and aasamed the vifle at
earl of Ross, which was also enjoyed by his son; ALEXANDER,
and hig grandson, Jouw, which latter was outlawed, andl his
earldom forfeited, 1481. From Hvem Macpowaip, next bro-
ther of John, earl of Ross, descended, in the 6th degree,
Sir Doxat Macnow cn, of Slate, who was created a bart,
of Nova Scotia, 1639, and d. 1648, leaving a son and heir,
Sir Jaares, 2d bart., father of
Sir Doxat, 3d bart. m. Mary Douglas, only child of Rober
earl of Morton, (by Anne, da. of sir Baward Villiers, president
Munster, eldest brother of George, duke of Buckingham, snd
sister of William Villiers, viscount Grandison,) und had issue,
1, Sir Donat, 4th bart.
2. Janes, 6th Bart.
3 Winttas.
4. Isamecca, m. sir Alexander Bannerman, bart.
5, BAnnara, m. col. Macdonald, of Keppock.
Sir DoxaL, 4th bart., m. Mary, da. of Donald Macdonald,
of Castleton, and d, 1718, leaving issue,
Sir Doxanp, who d unm. 1783, and the title devolved on his
unde,
Sir Jaores, 6th bart., m. Mary, da. of Alexander Macleod, of
Grishernis, esq., by whom he had issue,
1. Aexawpen, 7th bart.
young.
% Jour, a.
243. Three pas.
He d. nt Forres, 1719, and was succeeded by his son,
Sir AnexanpeER, 7th bart., who m. Margaret Montgomery,
da. of Alexander, 9th earl of Eglintoun, and had issue by her,
(who d. 30 April 1799,)
1. Sir Jaaces, 8th bart,
1. Anexaxpen-Wextwonts, late lord. 1
2 Gonraxy, present
HALD, b» 21 May 1777, m., 29 Oct. 1902, Jane, da. of Duncan Camp-
‘has
37 Aug. 10,
7. Arthur, b, May 1it A
bbe 2dr Hiewt--col, tet: of
diate jane Fh uel at foot quar led at
cS ieee Ch tg
ak Ba ‘Brass Stet 17 me 9 March 17, the Henn te Sohn Sine
Si ois 12 Sept. 1795, nnd was succeeded by his eldest
epi enasuEn Waracwre,,sb lerk, a AQTS, 2 tens 19
June 1824, and was succeeded by his next brother,
Goprney, present and 3d lord.
Heir Apparent —Saes-W 1.110%, his lordship's
Panett Goa ie am in Quatro et Area
Or, arm the: fomwine,
906 IRISH PEERAGE.
WILLIAM EDWARDES, Lonny KENSINGTON ; born
24 April 1777; succeeded his father 6 Dec. 1801; married Pa-
tricia, da. of Richard Thomas, esq., and has issue,——L. En-
wanp-Hewny, 6. 5 Nov. 1798, sometime M.P. for
4, 16 Aug. 1829 ;—-2 Canortwe, b. 13 Dec. 1799, mu 13
Oct. 1825, Henry Handley, esq., M.P. for H. —3.
WILLIAM, 4. 3 Feb. 1800;——4. Gronox- 4. 8
May 1802 ;—5. Exizaneta-Gronciaxa, b. 15 May 1804;
——6. Lucy, b. 21 April 1806, d. 1819 ;——7. Rrcuann, 6. 25
Oct. 1807 ;——8. Jou, 6. 29 April 1809, d. 19 Dec. 1815 ;—
9. Janz, b. 24 Oct. 1811;—10, CHances, 6. 7 Aug. 1813;
—l. Apex, 6. 1816, d. 1822;——12. Tomas, 6. 24 Oct-
1819,
Francis Epwannes, of Haverfordwest, esq., descended from
an ancient Welsh family, m. Elizabeth, da. of Robert Rich, ear!
of Warwick and Holland, and baron of Kensington, and had issue
co-h. of William Warren, of co. Perl 5 and
by her (who d. 18 Nov. 1914) nie son, oF
Wrtsraxt, present lo
His lordship d. 13 Des 1801, aged 90, and was succeeded by
his only son,
Wuxtrast, present and 24 lord.
Heir Apparent— Hon. Wi.utam-Epw anes, eldest surviving
son of the present lor.
Creation—20 July 1776.
_drms—Sce Plate #9. Quarterly, Ist and 4th. Ermine, a ton rampant sable
sigwannes. gad and dea. Gules, 2 cheveroh, botwoea thes comes Boor
tte
Grest—On a mount vert a wyvern, wl ed
Stpporores Two tein der Froper’ armed sou anguled or”
Motto—Garde la fui. Keep the faith.
—
WILLIAM - HENRY LYTTELTON, Banox WEST-
COTE, of Bulamore, co. Longford; Lord Lyttelton, Baron of
Frankley, co. Worcester ; born 27 Oct. 1762.
See Lonv LytTExtoy, in the Peerage of England.
Heir Apparent—The bon. GzoncE-WILtiam LYTTELTON,
his lordship’s son.
Creation:
+—Baron Westeote, 21 July 1776.
ie
| BARONS. 07
ROBERT-HENLEY ONGLEY, Bano ONGLEY, of Ola
{ born @ May 18033 succeeded his father, Robert, the
ace grr ng -(evcended from
famil assumed the surname and arms
Sapeseier cli
of OV Warden, oi hay ae his
and co-b. of
fey era
Ri
Hal awe ++ and had issue,
1 Homer, 3 ford Fie 2, 0% MR, Feencew da, and cob. of sir
eens of Wootton, co. Bedford, bart.
i Ghrmaten, ms 31 March 1790, ui-RAwarde Premantie, C:Ro Aleut
‘cok Coldatreamn to Fearadmiral sir
4 10 March
aid G Get. tin
& Sanur, mee 27 June i792, Willlam-Robert Phillimore, of Kendall's Hall,
oo
ip @. 28 Oct. 1905, and was snoceeded by his eldest
7, 2d lord, b. 31 Oct. 171, m., 11 July 1801; Frances,
only da. of lieut.-gen. sir John Burgoyne, of Sutton, eo, Bedford,
Charlotte, eldest da, of gen. Johnstone, of Overstone,
os xp het Sly, gen. Eyre-Power-Trench Le
¥,) aud had insuey
16 J
ication arate
MICK, b» B Nov. ma
Saat fo
i Cuantorre, b. 22 June 1814.
lordship : 20 Aug. 1814, and was succeeded by his eldest
“omar, present and 3d lord.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. Moxt cue, next brother to the
Sst 20 ly 1776.
aniland sas Argen iiben pe les gules, and in base aman vans ee Gcnean
a
‘wo griflins, wings elevated azure, collared and chained.
‘Sue Stins cere uturk. Tats eneful forthe futures my
—-
HUGH-HAMON MASSY, Banox MASSY, of. oe
succeeded his
908 IRISH’ PEERAGE.
The fly of Mow, Ste thls name
ancient lordship of Massy, in Normandy,
at the time Normandy was conquaradl
ote ne era een ee
eo. Chester, by the
was created one of the eight esrelpes
title of baron of Dunham Massy, by
of that county.
Hven Massy went over to Wee
sent to repress the rebellion of 1641; his A Ba
ere Huen pepe tenet “ag leat = Sv aed
m. Elizabeth, da. of the right hon, George
Ist lord Carbery, and had feue,
1, Hom, Ist lord Massy.
2. Geonos, archdeacon of Ardfert, 4. 1782.
3. Jonx, killed in a duel
4 Gonrney, in holy orders, m., and had issue.
& Wau
6. Eve, created Jord Clarina (soe that tite).
F. Cuantes: 0. Many; Se AY; 10. Euigamermy 2. yee
Han, eldest son, b, 1700, was created baron J An.
1776, m., Ist, Mary, da. and h. of col. Same D Deventer
nacourty, co. Tipperary, by whom he had issue,
1. Huént, 24 lord. - A
be 3 surname of Dawson,
afectaatof May, me fasry, de. or daha Lenses, cops and hal ee
1° Ellabeth, m. Robert Compton Bolton, eq.
fe fs
ad goin Heri Many, Dems, M.P. for Clonmell, | im,
‘AiicoJaney my 12 Tuy My Geo ope evairer oh
‘Fans game n-Mria, ner cous. Fyre Cae,
i
Jord Sinclai
Weat-Park, Hants, ext 6. Bi i. &
Charter Nicola: Puitiet | Se Robert-Dedton 10 Louit-Suaan 7 George
12. Adelaide Ise Helena-Praneas,
3 Jou, m. Elizabeth, sister of William Baker, of Lismacue, 9. Itmerick,
and dap.
Essie, Ma} my 1st sole be Cif an a Rie Dd
lordship m 5 n Bay, Rebecea, da. Dunlap, lute of
Antigua, esq., by who he had,
mnancie liton 13 dan. 785, ioZdy Asda, sole Aa of Wine
clam, of Dublin, ts. which Indy
a, be 18 Feb, 8h, re Ign
. Franc E ells, CO. 1 ee
He oi, Sly, mise Head, da. Of gen. Head, and'de Nov. ae Towing
7. Geonors b 1d a ‘er uly 707, “ia of te)
Gages of Hayitown, en. and has fasue sof
snes 6 Nov. 1891, Atne, da. of Robert
x opti eldest da 3 3 arch ‘nls, Charles Pu aoe
Brancon' mes Doce fda, Richard Studer, of Mount Rivers, eo. Clare,
ea
2 Manoarer, m. Hugh Baker, of Cork,
ie isccack afta ms Geonje Robbo OF ymentown, co Pippy,
rl 0.
atone, ‘mm, William Butler, of Dtane, co. Tipperary, esq.
His ‘lordship a. 30 Jan. 1788, and was succeeded by his,
Hven, 24 lord, m. Catharine, da. ‘of Edward ‘Taylor, ot Bally.
more, co. Limerick, esq., (co-h. with her sister,
of Carrick,) and by her (who d. 16 Aug. 1791) had iste,
\» BARONS... ‘909
Y708, em, Jan. 1705, mies Villiers, da, of Jobo vu.
MiB, Thomas Gerald Ball ng, major ith fot.
a "os Ot 1898 RC. Vaughan, «54.
4 29 July 1772, m. Elizabeth, da. of Michael Scanlan, of
sali Sa ie ie
‘Balwand: 4 Joho.
fn heer osname em
wh Se Ji, ‘St das of Robert Maunsell, of Limericks et,
4 Hughs, 2. Robert Maunsatl, 3. John.
cece daRy Avorn, my T Aug. 17, Christopher Tuthill, esq.» of Paha, and
4 See ATHAMINE, mm John Groen, of Greenmount, co. Limerick, ey and
Tee rn me some bathe
pears bre H.-G. Gumbleton, of Waterford, esq.
ee On ligea. ota Meck 708 i
ree Ertan eunae’ de of Willi arn, Grove, co. Fip-
sin iy he ea
AREA, mes 97 March 1836, John Featherstone, of Rockview co:
EVRRINA; 9. EvizaRernJANeSAman-Axwn.
d. 20 June 1812, and was succeeded by his eldest
ou-Hasox, t and 4th lord.
y oy esol his lordship's son.
ans ay ‘Argent, on a chevron between three fuails sable, a
if a dca coroner, bus head gules ttre sabe,
= a Mon. | Sinditery a leopard regardant, toth proper,
‘patriss For the liberty of my country.
—— a
sonata Banox as Lake Armagh,
tnd was of Stony
Ree: ae
pa ee
aa exer, o) 1 Dee
ato IRISH PEERAGE.
widow of Frede-
os ie
Goulburn,
m, Charles Bowles, esq. Ca err apa a ipo
pry Many, m. lieut.-col. meet ree ale
Wirtsast Romxsow settled at Kendal, eo. Westmorelan
Henry VIII; his ‘soy Rat removed to ‘ear
Rokeby: oo? York, and his sone
Wi Rourxson, of and of men
eee Pieter Brignal, ‘ci
Kady kt and 2. 1643, havi “having ia lad, besiies “other
ae of Gray's Ton, im. Frances, dav of Leon
smelt, of Kirkby Petia rey err
lifetime oad leving
1. WitLtam, ancestor of the late lord Rokeby. |
2! Marraxw, M.D. 4. without sue, vaya
Es Sir Lazowaxn, ancestor of the present Tord, of ‘whom here-
after.
eres stone ‘Gray, eens ‘cor Durham, oe oe
, SL ae ee ea ro "1s en
id, st da. and oo-ba af iabes
on Seneca master of the inte eee eae
(who d. 1658) an only
iy son,
‘TH03sas, m. ee cone e
York, “i (by Elizabeth, da. of Conyers, Se
bi Te ag bart. Aig ipa taped ‘to his re, Wik
nia ‘apr “oman
“himere, Co anny Tan “Y730 and alr pale
Sarah da. of ——~ Booth and widow of "Same Salmon: of =:
eg without issue 3 Mareh 1777, and was succeeded in the baronetcy by
next brother, sir William.
ing, Sit Wilaian, 0 170, ieeonded his brother, ‘Phot, as Warts bm
7 Heme, sar te ary, kid a esos of 17a.
4, Ricuanp, Ist lord Rokeby, of whom =x
usher of the black Knighted 1761, wm
ose Seertace, gentleman usher
Mey sty Robert Me father of lord land,
a * fy ober Rola is tthe 1 Catheclowghs
‘of army necoumtsc :
7. Uikacy ener: Wiliam Prelnd D-Ds dean Sao ateea ee
rahinaber otter: Jom Fran who took
Tercnano Ronsyeox, 1s Son of
William, waa conatenad Webop of er ae St Saad ous
bers ao py yee and Ferns 1 a Se Kildare LIS ie
pase Tn 1780 he a appointed ates,
order of St. Patrick ; and created, ie Wn Tar boron Hatetgt
of Armigh, with Fediuinder on falare of ie wale of his body,
BARONS. ou
to his kinsman, Matthew Robinson, of 7, and West Layton,
co, York, and the helrs male of his Body. His grace d. ‘unm. 10
‘Oct. 1794, when the y devolved, t to the limitation
Of the on ‘Robinson, son of the above-named
whose descent we now proceed to
Sir Leowanp Rowrxsox (34 4on of
saa Steer tame Seed a Sa ies
Pei ‘by Deborah, da. of sir Jnmes Collett, knt., Sadan,
an 4
"Tosca, whi 1700, Sevigny 6,
Ma otal Aa ot O-e ‘est Layton, co. ¥¢ whom,
and the issue male’ ‘body, the ‘of anid the
barony of Rokeby, were limited in remainder.) m.
‘Drake, of Canibridge, esq.,
ee ee ae es ee
aged 87, leaving issue,
1. Sara, ford Tek
‘Troms, of Lincoln's Inn, ter, d. tam.
3. Monnrs, m. Jane, da. of John Greenland, of Lov. vent,
eri hit Poe Ne ‘eng, and a. If Oct.
‘Monae, ‘Bd lord.
2. Marruew, 4th and present lord.
Wrustas in holy ones, rector of Murghfeld, co: Berks, and
sp yKent Bary, da! of sin iichardsoo, a Keosington, ‘pent., and
iz
Po SO ee Dg ot we. Mary, ot
‘of Lovelace, ‘and had ase.
A oe aes Eee es
Iobitson, take, ae abors vated, the name cod arms of ber ine
me George-Lewls Scott, esq.» comitntslloner of excise.
Marrnew Rozryson, eldest son of the above Matthew,
sticoeeded, on the death of his kinsman, the archbishop of Ar-
amg in V794 to the Daronetey and the barony of Rokeby, and
the He d, tinm., $0 Nov. 1800, and was succceded
‘Mounts, 3d lord, who d. without. iseue, 19 April 1829, and
‘paogenbed by bis brostion, ‘i
oH IRISH PEERAGE.
MATTHEW-FITZMAURICE Banow. MUS.
KERRY, co. Cork, and a Baronet ; ‘1795.3 suc-
ceeded his brother, John late lord, 25 Dex,
1824; oe 13 Aug. ia? Lonisa-Doreas-Deane, da, of
Henry-Deane co. Dublin, and
iasnay ROBERT-FTTZ MAURICE, 36 June rd
et
His lordship’s ancestor, sir Mattuzw Deawe, of Dromore,
eo. Cork, b. 5a was created a bart. 10° March 1
Boyle, Srathishop of "Tua, rel sade of of cl. Oulnidicies nad of col.
Jol Nelwn ; and, aly, Dorothy, countes of Barrymore re
lict of Richard, 24 earl of Barrymore. . Hed. 10 June 1710,
ing issue by his Ist lady,
‘Sir Ropenr, 2d bart., m. Anne, da. and co-heiress of Wil-
liam Boltridge, esq., who commanded a troop. of horse under
Oliver Cromwell, and dying 14 Sept, 1714, wasueuconededl a
sony
sir Marruew, 3d bart., knight of the aioe
Jane, sole da. of the rev. William Sharpe, ‘and pean as
(who'd. June 1732,)
1. Sir Marruew, 4th bart.
2 Tuomas, d. without issue.
3. Sir Ropert, 5th bart.
4 Muzny m. dab Spread, of Balyesonon, co, Cork, eq.
& Janne, me Witilam Freeman, of Castiecar, 60. Cork, eq. 5
sir Matthew d., and was succeeded by his eldest sou,
Sir Marruew, 4th bart., elected to parliament for the city of
Cork, m. Salisbury, only da. and sole h. of Robert Davis; of-
ley Hall, co. Chester, esq., by Salisbury, sister of col. ‘Lee, ‘aad
had issue by her, (who a. 14. Nov. 1755.)
1. Santenony) & Manys & ChAMLorrE.
Sir Matthew d. 10 June 1751, without issue male; and was suc-
ceeded by his brother,
"The right hon. sir Rowers, 5th bart.; a privy counsellor, re
presented the borough of ;Tallagh intro panlimentaycandafuee
wards Carysfort, m., 24 Aug. 1738, Charlotte, 24 da. of ‘Thomas
ison, eo. and ha isue,
1. Marri
2 Sir Ro try ba a
; ‘mem elston, co. Cornwall, and for Baltimore,
niareiaath ios sate
LOTTE.
6. Gnack, m, the rev, Charles Hawtrey, co. Devon.
7. Euiza-Sacienuny, m., Ist, 13 Nov. 1) the rev, James pve
tee: 0. Devon; ‘and, 2dly,, William Ci
Jota Modes, only son of iy. James Hipage, nt.
Jan. Dy oer Thomas
sin it Feb. 1770, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Sir Ronent-Titson Deane, Ist lord Muskerry, and 6th
His iadahip ce arene Ji pil rk,
Joux-Tnomas-Frraxavaice, 24 lord, C.B., a major-gen.
ih edahiy's son,
10 March 1709; Baron Muskerry, co.
C—O of a dacal ree rm el a ter proper
BN ah ae a argent, and holding in the exterior hand a
Pete Forth tt fiat whi difiite. Nothing is difficult to the brave and
faithful,
iad
HENRY HOOD, Banox HOOD, of Ouberington, in Tre:
; Viscount Hood and Baron Hood, in the Peerage of
ind, and a Baronet of England 3 born 25: Avg. 1783.
‘$e Viscouxt Hoon, in the Peerage of England.
The viscount’s grandson.
Creation—Baron Hood, of Catherington, 12 Sept. 1782.
ae
WILLIAM TONSON, Baron RIVERSDALE, of Rath-
Cork, Governor of the eo. Cork, ‘ing Wi,
sed
ie 1 Oct. V
, Gth da of St. Le Ae
St. Leger, viscount
His lordship's ancestor, Rrcnan Towsox, of Spanish Island,
co. Cork (lineally descended from Benjamin ‘Tonson, esq., who
was appointed by patent, 13 Nov. 1679, temp. queen’ Elizabeth,
treasurer of the navy,) served during the civil wars, as major in
the regiment commanded by Richard Laurence, and
obtained a grant of lands in the co. of Cork from Charles IT., for
his distinguished
ms ICHARD, his successor. =
2. Heway, 6. 24 March 1696, d. an Infant. wl
Wants,
‘York,
‘3. PRancn rey
r & Mana 3 100, iy 90 eine be ae mt
Fe Manyy be 11 Feb, 1702, de 4 Aug. 1706:
Rrenanp Towson, of Spanish Island, and of 4
6 Jan. 1695, was elected to it for ‘
srinch borocgit he Soa aed to TOpeaina 5
inted col. of the Bandon militia, and collector of |
iimore, He derived a considerable ference =
major Anthony Butler, who, havi ing no Settled”
Beret, 17205 on him oat of fiend to tng
Tonson, with whom he
wars. He m., Ist, Elizabeth, da. ot Hey te,
he had Se ea He Sa wan 7
tie oe van 31 Sane 177 ‘issue #5 7
rk, esq, an june ate
‘Witttaae Toxsox, Ist. baron Riversdale, 3 May 1724,
lieut.-col. 53d. t of
ta nde tes de a
lay 1810,)
1. Riewaro, 6. 9 Nov. 174, d. an infant.
BARONS. m5
‘2 Wreeram, 2d lord.
© Rionsnn, fda tH a aie foot at Martine, 17 S ip
wee eset March aida ot ek
aw. bs 9
B fieenss esas bere ie a anf & ma Coyne 108,
w Eun Chanvonry mm» 2 Feb. 1002, major-
Eeteece es eee Be Sette
10. CuaRtorre, b. 25 Dec. 1706.
thip'd. 1 Dec. 1787; and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Wiruram, present and 24 en Guat ss
Heir Presumptive—The hon. ‘mautEs-LupLow ‘ONSON,
next brother ofthe
7 Creation—Baron frereinle, of Ratlicormes, 6. Cork, 13 Oct,
potest on Gules, on a fess argem two pellets; in chief a dexter
cheb Oat of craked cortst un a covit arsi erect fa'armout, the hand ls
eppetee Ewe aaicurns Full, armed, unguled, collare, and chained or,
Hf
‘R-AUGUSTUS OT OPN EA Pa LSS Pee ta Bee
sume his nS boa? it Britain: 4 Dec.
ee In réturn the king
glass cup, with this blessing to
ever prosper, and never want a male
preserve it unbroken, which the su=
to and
M and of this glass the f
sir John de Pennin, commanded, the
orpy ian eget into: Seotand 5
command at the
‘EXNINGTON, of Muncaster, was created a
em. Tab, eldest an of thn Basieon,
- panei had issue,
sone EY of Oxenholine, co, Westmorland,
‘of Binergh, in Ue sae eons exe
‘sir m d. 1 July 1730, and was succeeded by his son,
Sir Josern, 2d bart., knt. of the shire, co. 1, me
Sir Joseph & Feb. 1 and was succeeded eldest
Sir Joux risetecten; ie beter Biles aa a ae
ee ae iS
to
His Penelope,
James Compton, esq, lineally descended from the earls of North-
snd had ise by her, (who d. Nov. 1806,)
= po tS fh ‘April 1612.
5: Sama teansameswaceces m5 ‘10 Dec. I811, James, present earl of
His loniship & 8 Oct. 1813, and was succeeded by his only
was
deother,
Lowrnen, 2i lord, gen. in the army, and col. of the royal
veteran tstaion, 15 Jan. 1003, Behe ‘2d da of Thomas
Barry, of Clapham, co. Surrey. esq., (descended from Edmund
Barry, of Tubberbonny, co. Dublin, esq., next brother of James
Barry, Ist ond Santry, lord biel jomice of Ireland emp, temp. Charles
IL.,) aad relict of capt. James Morison, and by her, (who d.7
‘Oct. 1827,) had issue,
Lowrars-AvectrusJous, present lord.
moe es July 1818, and was succeeded by his only
“Qowsmen. -Avevsrus-Jomx, present and 34 lord.
totale teres eer 21 June 1676; and Baron
Muncaster, in da Lralend, ob Ovat
In fess azure.
ie am gr.the brat ch an
(proper, bridied and.
of ly coanary cangesrs.
BARONS. 27
GEORGE: EDEN, Banox AUCKLAND, in Treland, and
Baron Auckland, of West Auckland, eo. Durham, torn 26 Aug.
1784.
See Banon AvCKLAND, in the Peerage of England,
Heir Ay
‘Creation—18 Noy. 1789.
age
JOHN-CAVENDISH BROWNE, Banox KILMAINE,
of Ue Neale, co. Mayo, « Baronet of Scotland, and a Governor,
co. M: 2 born 11 June 1794;
succeeded his father, James, late
lord, 8 May 1825 martied, 4 Jan. 1822, Eliza, da,
‘6f Portland-Place, esq., and has —1. JAMES-LYON,
4.19 Nov. 1822 ;——2. IsaBELLA-ANNXE 35. Acxes-Gron-
GANA ;—4. Joux-Howx-Mowracu, 5. 14 March 1028,
His lordship’s ancestor, Joux Buowse, of the Neale, oo.
Mayo, was arbart of Nove Scots, 31. Junie 1632 ms
1630, Mary, da- of siz Dominick Browne, of Castle Margaret,
co. knt., and hadissue,
1, Sir BORG, 36 bark
dome, ancestor of ue marques of Sligo.
‘Sir John d. 1068, and was succeeded ‘yi cde sm,
Sir Gronox, 2d hart, d. 1698, leaving an only son, sir Jonx,
3d bart, who was father of ir Ozonor, ith bart, (who d. with-
out issue 1737,) and of
Sir Jonx, Sth bart. m., Ist, 30 June ny ene and
co-h. af Henry Dodw o ceuoiby hers Se ne te
1. Sir Groner, 6th bart.
2, Sir Jomx, 7th bart. and Ist lord Kikmaine,
& Ghonotiwkdms$ Aug. 170, serpent ai Park,
Sir George d. without issue male, and was succeeded a bro-
6 2d
da. of James, 3d viscount Charlemont, Elizabeth, da. of
Francis Bernard, of Custle Bernard, Sot ancetr or ef
918 IRISH PEERAGE.
errr ‘Ist earl of Chutlemont, ‘and bad
pit wot Renee
1. Ja :ES~CAULFEILD, 2d oy
2 Soin 28 Ae The rhe So Ses Of, Annes da. of Soha Whievet
a
ey cr
Y Anne-Mi hoe 7 alae
ES oo
7: Jane
Marcin i778 al
Samer Caulflid, me isabel oes se mW
oth 4, Auten Manoairreart 10d 1767, ma, 9 NOV. 1INEs
oe Ce eARa, 1 June TAR m.y 9 Jan. 1985, Francis Loagrort, of
Cragan Caste, co. Westath, ey
aE Eeuiutacbeniawa ty 3 hy fs my 9 Sept 178, eo
of the Neale Park, co,
ier inva ho Aude Hi, md Row ego elo kh rege
an
wis lordship d. 17 June 12944 and was succeeded by Re
Yasizs-Ciunrercp, 94 lord, & 16 ‘March 17 5
1793, Anne, 4th da. of the right hon. sir oa ro a
Doveridge Hall, co. Derby, bart. (by Sr arnt
and had issue,
1. Jony-Cavenpisn,
rae Levis, be 7 March 178, payer ne fo
aM bs 3. Octe Catherine Penelope,
onthe am lone nes Coe mea i.
On ACOUSTUS, i 10 Feb WOU nT
US-CAULPRILD JAMES: . 15 Now. 1808.
6 ANASTASIA-GROROIANA, b. 1005, dS July 1836 oe a
7. JAMBS-ANTHONY, 5. 1908,
B. Rictanp-Hows; 9. Frepertcx-Lawowonra, twins, |
His lordship d. 23° May 1825, and was succeeded by: his elder
son,
Joux-Cavewpisn, present and Sd lord. wee
Heir Apparent—James-L¥ on, his | chs Ab nea
lordship's
Creations Baronet of Scotland, 17 June 1636's Baron Kil
maine, 16 Nov. Nov. 1780.
‘Arma—Se0 Plate 1.
Sle, three Hone astnt in bend, etwone fur
beiiets argent.
Creut—
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setae dns regent argent, ducally crowned, seals ofa
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VALENTINE-BROWNE LAWLESS, Banow CLON.
yonbae? B co. Kildare, and a Bart.; born 19 Ai eth
gerne Sates ia lne ene aera
iss ‘at Rome, il “ "
Hiens.-gen. Charles, Bonga, Tate commander in-ehief inthe Bast
Indies, youngest son of Nathaniel Morgan, of ‘Warton Wanbe,
co, Cagrnarvon, exq., and had issue by her, (his marriage mith
‘whom was dissolved by act of parliament 7 April 1811, and who
BARONS. ol9
ma 2aly, June 1819, the rev. John Sanford, rector of N
on eerep Axe VarestisE,'b, 7 7 Ari 5 a
whom her highness, Anne, duchess of
= 1825 ;——2. poet perere es ro
Mey ae 30 Sept. 1620, John-Michael-H Boas de
rom
fries, and
Brice, earl of Miltoun, had
& Ewrny, 6. 15 Jan. 1813, d- April 1635 ;—4,
Wa Sianss fi Ad done 11S EDWARD) WS Sore
1Sit Hom px Lawznss, of Hoddevdon, co, Herts, settled in
Ireland femp. Henry IL, and obtained grant frotn the crown of
. 60. Dublin, where he erected a castle,
Ths falas of Chia ant ell vidkie’” Bockany Lawiesswe
Hrovédt of Dull 1311, and ald the oct of ete magitrae Tor
Pecan lhe Sreruen Law1Less was consecrated
bishop of 1354, and d. on Innocents’ day, 1359. _
Warten Lawxess, of Talbot Inche, co.
=: Mod
it from James I. 9 May 1608, of severi manors, situate vos.
ag) and Kilkenny, with rights af patronae,
to be beld “ray (Pe: veevlea the War fare
sun,
Ricuann, who succeeded at Talbot Inche, m. Margaret, da.
of Patrick Den, of Grenan, co. Kilkenny, esq, and d. 1070, leav-
ing issne 2.sons, of whom, 1. Tuostas, the younger, was ances-
tor of lord Cloncurry ; 2. Walter, the eldest, attaching himself to
the cause of king James II., 1689, forfeited his estate. He m.
Am John Bryan, ‘of denkinstown, co, Kilkenny, esa
and had jsue 5 vone, 1. Richard, killed at tho sioge of Limerick
1691 ; 2. sir Patrick, who served in the nrmies of Philip V.,
of | srho creaved him knight of the equestrian order,
‘sent hiin ambassador to the court of France, during the
gency of the duke of Orleans; he was afterwards 9 inted
‘Majorca, where he d.; 3. John, involved ia his
Rther's aenindess4.'Thomss 5, James, both oa ong
Tuoras Lawtxss, 2d son of Richard, of by
‘Margaret Den, m. Elizabeth, da. of James Butler, of Kilkenny,
esq., and d. 1704, lew
“Fo peta ees of Bias |,co. Dublin, esq., m. Frances, da.
of John Usher, ig ake yo) and had issue, Peter, uncestor
of the seated at
Br seats PALS rane, sq, and had
issue an
Roseartr facies, of Abington, co. Limerick, m, Mary,
= Biarechrmanesb hue be ot m., Jane 1600, Thomas Whaley, of
be Varewrien Auieras a8 rene “Sune Il, the bon. Francs
Burton, twin brother .
marques Kr
6 Cuanrorre-Lovisa,t. 2! Jan. ¥ es at Flonence, June 105, Ed-
‘present lord id. 10 June Wile,
ward Plunkett, ‘Dunsany
His lordship d. 20, Aug. 1700, and wes succeeded by his son,
Vaenrixe, 24 een
cir ‘Dwanp, his lordsh
ciaeleee tacit of Ireland, (30 June 13 1766; and Baron
Supporters—Dester,
“Motto—Firtute et Numine. "By virtue and the protection of Heater.
oe
ROBERT DILLON, Banoy ote ty eed of Clonbrock,
five lord, 3 born 29 oisrae 1807 ; succeeded his father, Luke,
pet Bivabout Spenese ie
macs ake
counts Dillon und the earls of Roscommon.
Ronert Dritox, of Clonbrock, M.P. for the borough of
a& Ud u Tea issu Margaret, his
elfen da. of Mangan Magen, at Toghorston Hones, ta West,
. roll of )
‘Clonbrock, his
PRES ‘of da. of
lchn Kelly, of Castle
noe -
I Ronxayy tat hee
BARONS, 921
Li jn fa ha ‘eb. hy Mi ”
corte ite She aeny es 17 Fe mites anges fe Angnate de Becigiy ter
lenry-L.uke, b. 19 Jan. 1706.
3. Joun, d- March 1700,
4 Hononts, m, es ae emateny and d. without leue,
5. SORANWA, a «1798,
. Ronen, Ist lord, b. 27 Feb. 1754, created baron of Clontirock
3 Jun Pi ene Ta 1776, Letitia, only da, and h. of John
Green, of Old Abi jek, ag by Catharine Toler,
eldest sister of John, Io a her, (who
ma, 2dly, May 1802, Clement sora eaq-, and d. 5 Jane 1816.)
1. Luke, 2d lord.
2 SP ihanet athe orton teed tte my 10 Bry dy Dos — jpe vis-
count Em
3. Larregia-Sueanway by 33 Sept. 17M, mv 21 Nov. 1008, the hon. co. sr
jhert le Poer Trench, K.C.B. and K.T.S., youngest son of Wiliiazn, Vat earl
Clancarty, who d, 124.
His lordship d. 22 July 1705, and was succeeded by his only
son,
Luxe, 24 lord, b. 25 April 1780, m., 6 Jan. 1903, Anastatia,
only. da. and h. of Joseph-Henry Blake, Ist lord Wallscourt, (by
Louisa-Catherine, 3d da. and co-h. of Thomas Birmingham, earl
‘of Louth,) and by her (who is d.) had issue,
1. Ronenr, 3d lord.
2 Josxrn, d, an infant.
3. Loury ie ae Cad » Nov, 1827, John Congreve, of Mount Con-
eS Uerimia, bel i epi iam
His lordship di 13 Dec. 1826, and was succeeded by his only
son,
Ropers, present and 3d lord.
Heir Presumplive—None.
Creation—3 June 1700.
Arme—See A » & Hon rampant between three crescents, each
swith on estalle between the horns gules, overall m fen anure:
‘® chapeau gules, turned wp ermine, a falcon rising argent,
Dester, & fim. wings elevated proper. Sinister, a falcon,
nage averted p
jum ad alto. Help from above.
oe aL
ALLEYNE FITZ-HERBERT, Banow SAINT fog 4
jn Treland; Baron St. Here's, co, Southam) 5 apache
Peerage of the United Kingdom ; G.C.B. and G.C.H,
See Loup St. HEtEn’s, in the Peerage of England.
Creation—1791.
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HENRY CAVENDISH, Banox WATERPARK, 0. Cork;
aud a Baronet of England ;’ born 8 Nov. 17935 succeeded his fa
ther, Richard, late lord, 1 June 1830.
This noble family is descended from a branch of the house of
Pavendish, froo which ie dukes of Devonshire, and
was seated at Doveridge, co. Derby, temp. Elizabeth.
i
i
one
1776, and was succeeded by his
ey 34 arty 18 Set 1782 sworn of the pe
ee ee
from lord president Br: > (wh b
di Henry Caventiah and Uy her who 4
“Th tal of Weateatl vel in the ease
Teena eeemes
rt Say in, ‘my 30° Dees 1700) sit Richard Musgrave, of
Turin,
7. Sanan, be May 17, m 20 Dee. 179, Arthar Amnesey, It eal of
soak tie be 22 March 1774, my 25 July 1709, Jamer-Caulileld Browne, 38
The baroness d. 4 Aug. 1807, and was succeeded by her eldest
Sir Romano, Iet lords #18 Joly 1705, ma 6 Au. 1700, Ju
Tiana, eldest da. and co-h.of Thomas Cooper, of Castle,
Kikdnee, coq, and had teva) é =o
1. HENRY, present
edit
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BARONS. 923
gt me ‘Dec. 10816, Frederick Taylor, of Chicknall House, co.
“His lordchip 1 Jone 1630, and was succeeded by his eldest
Ec in Pre Seen he oa hon. Ricwanp-Cavexpisn, next
to
~Baronet, 7 May 1755; Baron Waterpark, 14 June
1702.
Plate 91. j. Ist and 4th, Sable,
Teo and one ‘u's et vel Sod Se A
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‘Secure in being cautious.
i
sce yt ees verge fom asap a VES, Baron
1804; succeeded
his father, mavens lord, 7 Fe
Le Jasna de Young.
Sasevsc, m. miss Moore, and left issue,
4. Thoinas, father of Samuel Graves, of Castle Dawvon, Ireland, em.
& dames 4, wn:
‘of hs wi aso
er wives: No
only da. of sir Jobn Colleton, of London, bart., and
of ther eden,
ni, sir James Rowpell Colleton bart.
at ibe whi, aSiagch Ut, without sae’ flea, me Charles
3. JouaTMax, d. young.
4. Tuomas, rear-admiral, R.N., father to Thomas, Ist lord
Graves.
& Many.
Tuomas Gnaves, cae of Thankes, on Cornwall rea.
miral R.N,, son of James Gra fore men~
ain OB mise Warho, who d.
with et 17185, and, Sy, in 1723, Blisabets, da. of G-
‘St. Thomas's, near Exeter, D.D., who d. Dec.
1. Writs, a master in the high court of chancery, who d. unm, In 1901.
2 Tuonas, Ist Jord Graves.
.is a
‘iy de Bebe
924 BALES bebe
ef Of 0
admiral earl opin seis rench fleet, ow the ever-me-
aera ae Same Leer Te ‘wounded
in the right i pee ‘or these, and a series. h i adls-
pe ae Saly doe patos same year, =
ship. mt, yay izabeth, one of the das, and co-h, af Wil-
asa 15 Jan. 105, to sie Thomas Hare, bart, of Sure
eee eee
"Bs trip Fh, 1002 and wae cede peas ties
'103a8-NORTH, zine
laity Mary. Paget, de; of Honey, earl 2 Sma 1
1 Wrexiam-Taomas, page
2 Jaxn-ANNE, b. 4 Dec. 1 esapep ing
‘a dife-guards.
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is toi 7 eb. "1080, and was. oo ee
wines aac-Tisomcas,piodent ana Bd iol ~
Heir Presumptivo—The hon. Gronar-Avovstts-Farpr-
nIcK-CLARENCE Graves, his lordship's next brother.
Creation aly 174.
(cn on weg Wielayeddacaliyscbenad oeiton’&
abies ane erated of, encicled round the body and
below the wings ba dual
are teae on Coptes matogh,” An sagie og ost catch fle,
wk es
SAMUEL HOOD, Banox BRIDPORT, of ciihe st
‘Thomas: born 7 Dec. 17883 succeeded his grand-uncle, Al
wari Sly TONG, Charlotte Mt aes
ly a
earl Nelson, duke of ey has issue,——1. Many—
re 1 Dee. 1811 ;——2. Ce satOren b. Hye wad
—3. ALEXANDER-NELSON, 6. 23 Dec. 1814 ;-
BARONS. 925
pay 5.16 Jan. 1817;—6! a pA. &. 25 March 1818 ;— 6.
4 April —7. Honatio-Nexsox, b. 1822, d.
19 Janvi026 ;—. Hawn, & 16, and ¢. 20 ‘April 1824 ;——
2. Homarto-Nexsox, &. 27 April 1826.
Hié lordship is the 24 son of Henry, 2d viscount Hood.
See Viscount Hood, in the Peerage of England.
His lordship's uncle, sr Avexaxpen Hoon, Ist vie
count, and baron K-B. was younger brother of Sam
les viens Flood. Hawa Ur fi a ety 30 Sh
rofession, appointed post capt. 10 June 1756; displayed great
while he commanded the Minerya, of 32 guns; pro-
ba p:fgg A780 ¢ Seeyeacbs,Xaar-adeniesl aslar foc
at the relief of Gibraltar 1782, invested with the military order
of the Bath 1788, advanced to the dignity of baron Bridport, of
Cricket St. Thomas, in Ireland, 12 Aug. 1794, for his gallantry
as second in command on the ever-memorable Ist of June 17945
in 1796, bis lordship 2 signal vietory over the Frenah
it
Bian ‘13 June 1796, by the title of baron Bridport, of Ceicket
es co. Somerset ; and 10 June 1801, advanced to the
further diguity of viscount Bridport, being then admiral of the
red, vice-admical of Great Britain, and Nine ik marines.
‘The viscount m., Ist, Maria, da. of Richard West, .D preben-
dary of Durham, (by Maria, sister of Richard Temple, \t
Ses en er amas tee acs
a june 1788,
Bray, of co. Biddle’,
fate de. cote ok joka edlion c 3
issue, May 1614, when the tiles Sera and beboertits:
ia England. became extinet, but the barony of Bridport in
rnd SO pepo]
to
1p
the sr fair of i Aksar
0. Somerset, bart., (see Deunxrr's New Baronetage,) and
fue male, tnd ic default of such. lows, to. air Samuel Hood,
bart, G.C.B., K.M.T., and K-F., M.P. for Westminster, since
deceased without
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BARONS. 97
apetraaeans 18 May 1601; Baron Ranciffe, 1 Oct
See Plate; Argent, am eagle dipayed ables on scantan or»
See re ee vaniabe at egent, seme of
Siporter Tmo, Pepsi wogs elevated, argent, seme of billet sable,
Motto Htonents audas. Wirtuously bold
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JOSHUA VANNECK, Banox HUNTINGF! of He.
‘yeningham Hall, and a Baronet of hon Baas bon 1S A
1778s suocended hls father, Joana che late ed. 15-Auig, 1AL0
orrid, It Jae; Ae 4 20 FoeoeiOn teas ae
rr ey ae
1811 2 Mata Lowry m.
Bos Barrington-Harland ore ailess aa of ne ian
Rowley, and he 0, 1 Oe lowing" sr
‘Qdly, 6 Jan. 1817, ule bare cot a
Cockfeld Hall, co. ie Cts Bk
Aypnrew, 4. 16 June 1819.
Tha family of Vaxx tox setple te bu i
cer ies. to
a rl ett can oar es fey”
ma Gab, me tn Marge tet Mite Dest ‘Dutry, baits, de Sie
"2. Sir Jom, ited a bart. of England.
3 Annamant sttdroey general to the provings of Holland.
5. WitLiaM, professor at Maestricht.
6. Jacopus, ler at the
Sir J v of leveaingham Hall, co. Suffolk,
a ‘created a bart. of Great Britain, 14 Dee. 1751, my 173%,
$b Das, ti i re yr (ho 1 60,)
and |
et 9 Sty 3
, and was succeeded in the title of
‘unm, 23 May 1791, was succeeded
p28 IRISH PEERAGE.
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Bi
‘
i
other children, a son and heir,
BN” e son,
“Sir Troatas, 3d bart, 6. 8 Dec. 1727, his
sole of hosts so See Bat
ton of the 2d bart, and by her (who a. 8 Dees
1. Tuomas-Bootnay, Ist &
2 Sawn, 5.1 Nov. 1752, who. Jan. 1907, having m., 11 May 1774, Cle
= Tf Jan. 1757, m Henry Chalesworthy of Thrineworthy co.
Si Thos ms 1765, Sarah, da. of Daniel Smith, ex.
by, whom (who d. 22 March 1796) he bad issue,
‘Saoreso! ers, d. 5 Sept, 1901
& Ricnas
oon
ra
Th, Brawcia, 8 Oc Ft
UL Cas . 7 ATA de a7.
eee
Sir Thomas m., Bdly, 1 Sept. 1796, miss Boulthee, and had isque,
eran = oz Reel
Tuomas-BooTunx, created Rancliffe,
July List i i Li Ee ine, da. and s 4
sir James, of co. Kent, bart.,
at her, Liye 4.21 a 1706) .
1. Groncx-Avcustus-HExny-Axxe, lord.
& Bagi Betres Wes Ly bee my 3 Dee dy se Hichand Levinge
& Hiring itecaet, bol duly 170, m, July 100, sir Wiliam eum-
bold, bart, and has les = =o bam
BARONS. 927
Creations —Baronet, 18 May 1681 ; Baron Rancliffe, 1 Oct.
1795.
rein See Plate 1, an eagle displayed sable; on acanton or #
“CrtsOut of s dncal enronet ory s dem! eagle displayed argent, semée of
elevated, argent, semée of billets sable,
= ae et an
aie
JOSHUA ARNRECE Baroy HUNTINGFIELD, of He.
Hall, and a Baronet of Great Britain ; pang ihe
loner Glevering, Wall, co. Sule, ay. and by
her (who d. 3 Ang; 1815) had issue,—1. JOSHUA, 6.
Sept. 1811 ;——2, Manta- me 14 Sept. 1890, Winlasn-
lest, son of
ee hye i (eon 1817, as da. of i chases bray it
and has issue,—3. CuanLes-
Axypnew, bie dune tea.
aa lordship’ dfather, Conweitus VANNECK, €9q.5
The Innd-forces of the United Provinces left ‘
cont ™., 1798, Mary, relict of ‘Dutry, bart., & without
a bart.
&. Jaconvs, 32 Se ares
Sir Josuva Vax: aa
cals ef Ge joi a hs
and (w
pris ine y her,
who dying unm., 23 May 1791, was succeeded
iybuetly workers
4 Sedemmua Vaarcr, Ast lord: HuntingSok, and Sd bre,
Savencad fo the dguity of baton Punt ‘untingjct, of ot: Doraniaghast
28 IRISH PEERAGE.
Hall, 16 July 17064 m., 20 Septs 1777, Mavi; 2d da. of Andrew
‘Thomson, af Rochampton, sbencstec icici
(whe & 7 Dee 1811,
oo
16.
Panaas, bs mm 3 Nov. 1016, miss Mary-Anne Palmer,.of
4. Mania, 1, 20 May 1799; m1 May TET, Alesshdiee DSi of mbt
eld Place,
c ean ‘pela Jane "1788, + 1 May 1817, Charles Lovelace,
Mis tai 16 Aug. 1816, and was succeeded ir haa
‘revue om giles, between two wings
copert ite, mere Sat ooged with w Soles POY of
pines and chained, gold.
AMotte—Droit et layal. ‘Sst and loyal.
——
ROBERT SMITH, Baiee, bse) of a
Lodge, and Baron Carrington, of Upton, co. Nottingham, F.
and AS, and D.C.L. ; born in 1752.
See Lonp Carnixo70¥, in the Peerage of England.
‘Heir Apparent—Ronent-Joux, his lordship's only son.
Creation—Baron Carrington in Ireland, 1796.
ae
WARNER-WILLIAM WESTENRA, Barox ROSS.
MORE, of Monaghan, 2 Governor and Custos Rotuloram eo.
Monaghan; torn 14 Oct. 1765; succeeded Robert-Cuntaghaise,
Jet Tord Rosaioore fn‘this barony, @ Ang: 1801, stress itis
limitations of the patent ; married, 3 Oct, 1791, ary Arm 38
a. of Charles Wale of Wala’ Pesky on. Tipparaey: Sree
had issue by her, (who d. 12 Aug. 1807) — I. H 'NRY-RO-
BERT, M.P. for the co. Monaghan, 0. 24 Aug. 1792, m, 20
Jan. 1820, Anne, da. of Douglas, 8th duke of Hi ‘and
Brandon, and duke of Chatelherault, in France;——2. Wan-
wEn-Wirxrant, 6. 23 Aug. 1793, d.;——3. CHanues, 0. 14
Now. 1704, 5-4. Rrowanp, 0.21 Feb. oa June
} Henrietta, only child of Henry Scott; of Clanesasia 6
Monaghan ;-~5. Joux-Cnaves, 6: 31 March 1796, in the 3
guards ;——6. CHances, }. 23 Aug. 1800, Lieut. Sth hussars;
Manrawyg, b. 16 Aug. 1801, m., 17 July 1824, Samuel
BARONS. 929
Bea Se ahi y Fene tai th
a 1819, A Sete 4th da. Bis
Francis, Wea Baan Sete of Ld 6th earl of, Wemyss.
The right hon, Ronent Cuxrxamame, general in the army,
m. » 2d da. and: co-h. of John Murray, exq-, M.P. co,
7th Jord Blayney, and sole da. and h. of sir Alexander
eres Semeraet from the othe Cairnes, of Richard-
other das. and eo-bh.
ye m. the right hon. ilus Jones ; and Harri
Benes Wathars, ei by wioet wal sone dake!
Cu was created, 19
Reetaes bamat Get.
i ron Fomor, with remainder, on failure of issue male
oe ae on --Alexander Jones, esq., son_of the above~
‘arner Westenra, Wil ees aed
amed Harri
to his besieged countrymen.
ie lordship's ancestor, W anwen WESTEXRA, esq., settled in
Charles IL., and was made a free denizen, 1662,by
seminal 2. Jaue, m. William Pearse, esq. 3 3. Isabella,
a Dali, "Fb esq. ;) he made his will 23 July 1668, proved
= 1 Feb. 17/6, leaving his estate in Ireland, in failure
to the eldest son of his brother, Henricus Wes-
legen ion of his being sent to Ireland and naturalized ;
he m. Elizabeth Wybrantz, and d, 1676, leaving issue an only.
oe snd Elisabeth, m. Sion Dighy, Jeet Vabap of
of Essex Wel ce Dromore, and
: of Robert, Ist lord oot Geuhils and 15 Apel
“Hewry Westenra, esq., succeeded his father, 1676, and
also to the estates of his first cousin, Peter West a,
neo d.without issue, 1093. He was
LL, but restored on the accession of
8 m1 re 1700, ‘Boop, 2d da, Ppl eryt on
930 IRISH PEERAGE.
ae and sister of John, Ist viscount Allen, and d, 1719, leaving
T: Htesny, @. young.
ene
& Per y orders, m. mrs. Bernard, a. without issue, 173
S Euitauerm, m. Artis Welton, eq.
F. Exeaxon, & young.
dae sas! May 1744, Johm Monckton, Ist ricount Galway, d. May 178
Wanxnn Westesna, vq. elected to parliament, 1728, fr
Maryborough, m., 13 Dec, 1738, Hester Lambart, 24 da. of
Richard, 4th earl of Cavan, and sister of Gererude, countess of
Kerry, by whom he had issue,
1. Hexny, his heir.
& Pyetany lied In the West Indies
6 Manoa
i paths ain ope tai Baas and, 2ily, Dee. Edwant-
Williara Crosbie, of Crosble ice ea ee
Heway Waezea, ots h 14 esc tTat Sn parla.
ment for Monaghan, appointed seneschal of the king’s manors in
Ireland, m., 1 Dec, 1764, Harriet Murray, 5th da, of col. Jol
Murray, M.P. co. Monaghan, as before mentioned, and by her
had issue,
L Waalen- Witttas, who succeeded to the barony of Ross-
more,
& Manv-Paanchm 615 sian nod Fe ake Wie sr Tokh-Cearen
Carden, of Termplemare Prior}, co.
iL Hlanaterseleeren, me? Feb. bos the hon. coh Edward WingSicl,
frother of Richard, ath viscoint Pomerscourt.
‘Heir Prosumplive—Hexny-Ropenn, eldest son of the pre-
sent baron 2
Creation — se, of Monaghan, 10
ymenSee Pate Quarter ist and dhe Fe nd ey oe
ene wre ern bein oe sue Gey aoa
Se eM Fie eis gee a oa
reat
eoberter, a privat :
in emer pbs a riate af yeomanryeaaiy in uniform and elling
PN lotto —Post praia, pramia. After battles, rewards.
——
MARGARET-MERCER ELPHINSTONE, Baroness
KEITH in Jreland, and Baroness Keith in England ; born 12
June 1788
BARONS. 931
See Banoxess Kerra, in the Peerage of England,
Creation—7 March 1797.
SS
BEAUMONT HOTHAM, Banox HOTHAM, of Sonth
Dalton, and a Baronet of in the A. MP.
for Lotsastecy toon B Ang! TIM; sioldad his geass
Beaumont, the late lord, 4 March 1814.
to Bold ‘A. otrrespondente wiih the royal
-tnartial for that and
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arg ti ea aa et
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Sse nm, Fy Eo m. Anne, da. of sir Ed-
Me le <S E!
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Rt tet bie Ym, eaberachatal
Hates mf pels, a ‘i Wien, rh iey
30 April Ita,
Bir Beatacowr, 7th bard. 20 Aug. 1771, and was succeeded
"air Onan, Gch hart. 5. May 1729, m2 21. Oct: 1752; Do-
da, earl of Buckinghamshire,
Hors) 1759, d. Dee. 1816.
a repore 25 Jan. Tigi, without issue male, and was suc.
mcs es meee Closher, 9 9h Bast chad
Sons hy a ay
Eepee i glae 1795, and was succeeded in tlie’ title of
baronet by his only son,
932 IRISH PEERAGE.
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them, on th esth of ar Charles, the 10th bart. Be esile
d. unm, 2 May 1813, and SE nn Sere eee limit-
ation of his patent, by his brother,
Sir Beaumowr, knt., 2d lord, 0. Aug- 1737, m., 6 June 1767,
Susanna, 2d da. of sir Thomas Hankey, knt., relict of sir James
Norman, esq.y and by her (who d. Aug. 1799) had issue,
“a Boo: Pishadeln Cp yj d. Aug. 179), having m=. 2
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@. Buatxoss, promat rd.
Frederic
yeh, Tl, Susan
Jatin 1
‘dliam-Henry, ty
wzenrens, “y.'3 duly 1770, mm 90 March 1797, admiral sir John Sultos,
5. Faxpunicx, in holy orders b 16 San, 1774, m., $3 Nov. 1002, Btisabeth,
eldest da. of Thomas-Hallett Hodges, of Hampstead Place, co. Kent, em,
‘and has issue,
& Charles
Charles, bs
& Loess
4, Frederica, b.
& Amelia. 5 be 19 Feb. 1810,
6 JohnH vg. ia
& Beaumont, b $9 May 1013, d. 19 Jan. 1819.
& Henry, b. 19 Oct. 1814.
& Augustus Thomas, b. 25 Jan. 1017
10. Williamn-Francis, , 28 March 1919,
LL. Henrietta. 5 be I 11.
4. AmeLta; b. 86 July 1775, m., 19 Des 173%, Joha Woodcock, of Lincoln's
4 larch
3: Sit nan, K.C-B. vieeadmiral of the blue, ® 19 Feb. L777, ne 29 une
221G, the hon. Frances Anne-Juliana, eldest da. of John, earl of Stradbroke,
and has issue,
1 Henry John, 14 Dee. sei
Frederick Wilkes ug
6 Lovtony fe Oct 17TH, sy 8 Dee 14,
Piece T, 2d lord, d.4 March I Tels, and yl wa aed
grandson,
BEavMmow', present and $d lord.
enditir Presumptive—Gronar-Faepenice, his lordship's bro-
Creations—Baronet, 1622 ; Baron Hotham, 1797.
Arme—See Plate 91. Barry of twelve argent and ante; on acanton or, a
Cornish chough proper.
Grent_ Out of waves of the seu, 8 dem man ake, holing a sword erect
er and havingon the left arn a shield of the arts of Hotham.
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SX EOL, 90 ce 800, Charkes Coote, of Belmont Forest, 0.Caras,
“We 2 3 Sept. 1907, and was succeeded by his som,
Riceanp-Taostas who, on the deh of his greataande rie
coust Cremorne, became 2i’and present baron
March 1815, Anne-Elzabeth-Emily, 3d da. of John. i
aoe is a ein, eof ity at
wm 2a, Jaly 1828, capt. Rawdon) had issue,
tuexee
a iii 4 21 March 1627, aged 30, and was succeeded ty
eldest surviving son,
“Een preset and 32 lord.
Heir Prevempiice—The hon. Vestry Dawsow, his lordship
may
brother.
(Creation—14 Nor. 1797. nail WA:
Plate St. Quarter, it and ich. Arure, on a tend engraie
‘4 mascis' prope. plain collared and chased
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Ses
Fre TOLER, Baroy NORWOOD, of Knockaltss,
3 succeeded his mother, Grace, baroness Norwool,
2 a
Pag
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—
CHARLES ALLANSON - WINN, Loup ees
— — and Winn, ‘of Aghadoe, co. aBa-
of England ; torn 38 25 June 1784; succeeded’ (me futher,
orgy he late lord, 9 April 1798; married, 19 Noy. 1825,
His lordship’s ancestor, sir Gronce W ux, of Nostell Al
go. Nock ws crete baronet 3 Dec 1600, id 1007, ieartng
issue sir ‘ancestor of the sir Edmund-Mi
‘na ot Nel ar et $ (s0¢ Debretts Naso Baronetage ;) ahd 8
son,
mOrgnee Wire, et, im. Seah, eof Chars Pullen, of
esq., (ancestor of the barons Yarbo
Ss i da. of the rev. Gilbert Wighton,
‘Alfanson. sister of Charles Allanson, of Sion, co.
great-grandda. of sir William Allanson,
Sovaaics Tankard, of Whitby, co. York, ty aabad
bar, a] nd i ithe ph en of the court of ex-
i708 | 8, appl, 17 e
is
Ist, 1765, Anne, 4th da. of sir Rowland Winn, of
‘A gy tare and bad Sune ty her (who i, 9 Ock 1774) an
His lordship mm, 2dly, 24 June
Arthur Blen: of
‘
3. Gronor-Manx-Anrnun-Wav, M.P. for be 14 Ate 1785, meg
March Elizabeth-! eldest da. of Lewis ‘Of Custle Hed
pg a pe Reba
Mark 097 fan, 100M, ce wine 17 A
X Edmond fy bs 26 Jan. 199, d. 3b Jan, 1826.
3. Ason.
.
:
reer ences: a6 ely ae
iRELIAMETH, bs 8 July 1787, m., 25 Sept. 1005, John Kolght, of ber
ena Worn a ly 1787, m., 95 Sept.
v
34 IRISH PEERAGE.
Cremame devclred, pursuant vo ihe limitation of the patent, to
, Ricnarnp-THomas-Dawsox, 2d baron,
a come a tame?
and Anne,) assassinated in March 1/
sey Mec ee) a vad
“col. in the army.
3 Thoute vanes, gia of Cnmarnaty 6 Nov 170 ms 6 Nor i,
4 Li JENRY, capt. Lat nh
& Maryann, bey. co1 Windbess Quin, comity brother of Te
lentine-Richard, Ist ear) fan of Dantas
en
6 HISNRIBTEA-PRANCES, b- APEIL1777, m, 20 May 1709, cole Chavles Rae
Ricnarp Dawsox, elilest son, b. 26 peo zen, elected
Kajghe ofthe shire, a, Monga. wn. 22
4th i waren Graham, of Hockley, ‘ eq,
had
1. Ricuanp-Tuomas, who succeeded to the barony of Cre
me Ramer cernmey, Mo Jem ile Diem
& Axwashlantay m- Sion fac
baz EERE ot, ha to Bland Fone
on.
(ed 3 Sept. 1807, and was succeeded by his son,
Mca anne Rees whey useage Sie
count Cremorne, became 2d and present baron
March 1815, Anne-Elzabeth-Emily, 34 da. of John
est by Anne, eldest da of Jobs Ist eat! of Clam
m., 2dly, Jul: ay 1828, ant Rawdon) had issue,
Tuomas, 637 Bee. 18s, deat =
2 Ricuann, present lord. |
3. Vesey. .
His lordship d. 21 March 1827, aged 38, and was 5)
his eldest surviving son,
Rrcwanp, present and Sd lord.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. Vestry Dawsow, his londhis
brother.
Creation—14 Nov. 1797. fold ee’
nice mart Fer Hy mers Toor hy Anure, on see
famed proper.”
StrportereDertor a maatf proper, plan collared and chaie@ On Sie
ter, stg proper, plain collared sed eha ied or. J
pee eS
DANIEL ens eho ote heer of Knockalton,
baroness
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Two storks Fopardan
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2d da. of sir Francis
ae
House,
y¥, (eldest son,) MP.
orn!
prea
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14
‘without issue, and
, and d, 1746,
the ew,
to whom
on she mm 1745,
are
7
ui ne fe
938. IRISH PEERAGE.
& Sownta, be 1797, m. the hon. baron Metge, and w. 1773-
© Mancus, 6 tyady a. Yu.
Nib Thame Cooksey of Beck weeseny et esq, by Anne,
Graco Wien Be rey
Upperwood,
Br 170), saving lenny helaaye homes rea tae.
‘ving, baroness Crofton, of the Mote, oo with,
remainder to the heirs male of her late husband, sir
Crofton, bart.,
Se ee te de
of John, 6th earl of Galloway, K.T., d. 8 Jan, 1616, leaving meme, v
1. Epwanp, t baron.
tae Jan. 1814.
2 Heant-Tuotee bance im
it
9. Hamnigr, b. 4 Feb.
10, Avousra, 6. 3 Jan.
Prva athe Per pale, indented ot and azure, a lion passant gant
‘Supporters—Dester, a lion auure. stag proper, be
Nn ye | AYSERCH, Baron Rote of
Frrench, co Galway, and a Baronet, a Trustee
is, of St. Patrick's, Maynooth ; born 9 April 1786; pl
father, Thomas, the late lord, 9 Dec. 1814; married, 29 Sept.
1809, Maria, eldest da. of John Browne, of Moyne, co. Galway,
Mat at e (who d, July 1827) has issue—a Davenres,
. July 5
His lordship's grandfather, sir Cxantrs Freencn, of Castle
Firenc, eo. Galway, bart, he vest of his ancestors for many
agers 2 Pee ene
PEE he ia Salty 1797, eut.-gen. str Gonville Bromhead, of ‘Thurltsy
2 Tnowas, b. Jan. 1790.
Ns bs Ay Dec. 1095, Margaret, 24 da. of Thomas Box.-
a ca
eee
1707, m. mi era
ie Mey
SEE a
A Leap peateleeangciea
His lordship d. 9 Dec. 1814, and was succeeded by his eldest
ie
‘or. Sinister, an. ful *crined and tufted or,
and ‘in the mouth a rose- ‘with two red roses on It.
‘mort quam feedari. rather than disgrace,
ROBERT EDEN, Banox HENLEY, of Chardstock ; tora
at Dresden, 3 Sept. 1789; succeeded his father, Morton, Inte
Jord, 6 Deo. 1830; married, 11 March 1824, Harriott, da, of sir
Peel, bart.,and has issue,—1.ANTHONY-HENLEY,
2, 12 April 1825 ;——2. Ronrnr, 6. 13, and d. 18 July 1626,
_See Lon Avcxtann, in the Peerage of England.
“a AES st brother of William
Bion, 1st lord Auckland, son of sir Eden, bart. ; was
to the court of Copenh:
4. Sel ath, eB ao a
3. Maar. By Sept 1804, Batman,
ba Sikip dB Dec. 1890; aed was. succeeded |
“Honear-tesrey, present and 2d lord. >
Heir A, NTHONY-HENLEY EDEN, on
lordship. ae ve
Arms—Sce eda 5 Svitaeebaentle
mM Giersk denier arm embowed In armour,
Sintsoh a atag atgeats ee
‘Motto—Si sit prusdentia, If there be but prudence.
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HERCULES-LANGFORD ROWLEY, Ban¢
FORD, of Somerhill, co. Meath; succeeded his 4
ta, da. of —— Rhodes, ‘and has issue,—
WORTHY-WELLINGTON ROBERT, & 24
—+2. Hercures-Layoronp, 6. 19 June 1828.
The nt TY STE a
seated at Carmakcien, ot Chamar tn Ge pe
the person of RaxpourE DE Rowey. braw
‘mily settled in Ireland in the reign of James I.s a
preventative, sic Jonx Row.Ey, m., 26 Dec. 1671
est da, and h. of sir Hercules
‘bart. and had issue by her, (who d. 1684,) Lettioe
‘Loftus, 3d viscount Ely; and an only son, me
Heacunns, who was, for 39 years, knt. of the shi
donderry, and m., 3 Jan. 1705, Frances Upton, da
mena; 5. Tsanecta; 6, HARaterT.
His lordship d. 13 Sept. 1825, and was succeeded by his only
emurciaeliores ‘present baron.”
eteasevanacte Wetutncotow -Rosenr,
“Green,
setlist Quarterly. Sa Sa stain cot=
llets or —Rowiny.. 2nd and ons chlet gusta
wi
‘Crort—A wolf's head erased
on IRISH PEERAGE.
Lesa elton nee peenenen nr woe
zen Lins where they raked ——
in left issue,
Jows Biaauiene, who retired from
evocation of the odie of Nantes, 1606, mod etl’ meet
Peas erate (who d. 1780,) .
Sir Joux Boa sean he 2b
May 1732, was
Se he Ite 10 Jay
lord-liewtenant of Ireland, 14 Tura i Se
& Gronony iste teut ith foot, received an honourable distinction for hie
MES ‘pe thas, me mis Sex prey es tte i
€ 9 June 1844)"
Charles, be 1a.
17 Now. 1700, mes
oA Seas Ue tee a
id Abra, b 17 July 1785, m, 9 June 1907, John-Bernard Hankey, of
pee
aye: 0m, 122,
us loniship d. 37 Aug. 1013, and was succeeded by his eldes
“osx, 2a and present lord.
Heir
Presumptive—) cpr nee reip? Wrrttam Bua-
QUIERE, next brother of
BARONS. 43
precee a none ety: aret De Rapti eS AMEM,
0. Londonderry,
Arme—See Plate 13. "Sr te emp cen een
with an estoile or.
the. ‘vith it cera hale char lead
or.
‘Tiens a ta verite, Maintain the truth.
—
JOHN-MINET HENNIKER-MAJOR, bons ——
of Stratford-upon-S! , 00. Wicklow, and a Baronet of
Swaleclif and Sturrey, co, Kent, and has ism, — 1. Awwe-
Euiza, 6. 4 Nov. 1’ m., 24 April 1624, John Heaton,
Plis Heaton, co. Denbigh, esq. ;—2. JOHN, 2. 53 Feb. To's
<5. Many, be 7 Jane 1002, t., 24 June 1829, John Longue-
ville, eldest son of John-James Bedingfield, of Beckingham-
Hall, co. Nerfolk, coq. ¢——4. Entnn, 0, 241 Feb, 1004 ae
Exszanern, 6, 18 1026,
sdHenniker, bart 5 — Tiaxcts, 30 A eon Yoo:
|. Mason, Bad Si ly 1810 ; — 8. Witnram-
13 March 1813. His lordship took the surname of aie
addition to and after Henniker, by royal sign ag
Bis Jriship' grandincher, vr Jonx Haxureen, Ist lord
B15: succeeded his father-in-law, sir John
Major, of Woringw orth Hal, co: Sadat, bare, parma to the
and co-h, : of Chandos, wife
Henry fy ha
Worlingworth co. Suffolk, bart., and had issue by >
(who 18 July 1708)
eee areata
loux-Mixer, it lord.
Ns m8 April 80, ie, ira cousin, Anne~
eerene eS cA
4. Anne-EvizaBeTiy ie a te) paso
ce eee
5 Ly 1791, Emily,
won eae 752, me 27 April 79 renral
Goes Dee 01) Ato ie db Dy
sod ov mid ceo
JAMES BLACKWOOD, Baroy DUFFERIN, 4
CLANEBOYE, of Ballyliedy, and Kil co. a
4 Baronet, Colonel of the North Downshire Militia, a Tr
the Linen Manufacture, and Governor co. Downe ;
1755; succeeded his mother, Doreas, the late
1807; arta td er 1801, Anne-Dorothea, only
Foster, baron Oriel, by Margaretta, late viscountess F
her own right. —
‘This family is of Scotch ch origin. Adam Blackwood was a pr
counsellor to Mary, queen of Scots; and Joan eee
esq, of the same house, had his estate in the co, Downe
tered, 1689, by king James II.'s parliament, but was
the accession of the prince of Orange. From him
Sir Ronent Buackwoon, of Ballyliedy, co. bai
rn Ist] 13, Joyce, sister of Joseph Leeson, Ist earl of
had issue,
= Sir Jou, his successor.
2 Linesox, d. unm. 1772.
Mai ‘Banks, esq.
Sir Robert m., 2dly, Grace, only da. of sane tan,
and niece of lieut.-gen. George Macartney, descended from |
BARONS. ©
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alia ie
10. Dorcas, ies negara vate Charmitty, kant. of St. Louis,
ns June V7, sk George Dllas, of Pets, co. State,
fe,
97 Bis. \po04sid bin widows ts copalnentien st
Phas Riccragec week representative of James Hamilton,
esq., nephew of James, viscount Claneboye, was created a peeress
A pthe es sig patentee. bet tte I
ith remainder to her issue male Blackwood, bart.,
d. The baroness d. 8 Feb, 1807, and was succeeded by her eldest
son,
Sir James Biackwoop, 3d burt., present and Ist baron Duf-
ferin and Claneboye.
Heir Preswmptive—The hon. and rev. Jonx Brackwoon,
next brother of Damo it lord.
Creations—' 1763; Baron, July 1800.
a oily level of the ‘int<beacawooe- Sade “Aver
of the three holly leaves of the "tnd. Azure, 2
Between two mullet» in fou cr; In chef two roses, and in base the
arows paiewlie; points downwards, ll agent—Sreventor: In
‘achief of, a lion passant gules—Ha-
Nittox, Viscount Claneboye.. 4th as iste
Graton proper, asm ur oF a
ipporters—Dester 5 ‘with a coliar flory counter-flery.
Sino‘ herald Collars as the dextere
fet Per vias Ty the right way.
in es
THOMAS-TOWNSEND-ARAMBERG MULLINS, Lorp
VENTRY, Baron of Ventry, co. Kilkenny, and a Baronet ; suc-
His lordship's ancestor, Parshaces Wetarede Mouurys,
eldest son of William Mullins, of Burnham, co, Noro 5
fane Ludlow,) was seated at Burnham, co. Kerry, and was M.P.
for Dingle, eo. Kerry, 1692, m. Jane, da. and co-b. of Richard
Evelyn, dean of Cork, by Jane, da. of Primate Boyle, and d, 3.
“Teens leaving ist
BARONS. “7
Wirtram, & 1691, m. 10 June 1716, Mary, da, of George
soa by Mary, du of Thomas Blewier a
Txo! Jord Vs created a bart. 1797, and, in
1800, advanced to the dignity of baron Ventry ; 6. 25 Oct, 1736,
m.; 5 Oct. 175, of Townsend Gunn, esq., and by
her (who d. 19 Jan. 1823, aged 88) had issue,
2, Wintias-Towxsrxp, 2 lord,
Park, fey, and a iea ae . ae om
Tiosss-Towxans-AnaxirEng present lord.
% Tuomas, m., Sept. 1010, mrs. ‘of major-gen. Archer, and
cs
ef ea 9 ue Lt Richard Mel of Wake, ex.
i Nov. Ue Arthur-Thema
Epwans, ioaler In the amy, my i Elisabeth, ds of nu
Sn wn, ren macaw tees
gees ones sok kee
His lordship m-, 2dly, 12 May 1790, Frances-Elizabeth, on!
da of Isaac 8 potd ex Vege bd sr dissolved. by net of
arc '1706) ‘and heme diy. 10 Spl 1707,
a. of Benjamin Jone, esq and had iste,
3 4. 12 Aug. 1708, d. unm. 1817.
d. oad
Tuomas-Towxsexp-AnaxEno, present and 3d lord,
Heir Apparent—His lordshi
Creations Baronets 17075 Barony Jaly 1000,
cross moline
os IRISH PEERAGE.
JOSEPH BLAKE, Banox WALLSCOURT, of Ardiry, oo
J
; born 2 June 1797 ; succeeded Kis cousin, the
Inte lac 11 Oot 1516. erie 33 Sept. AEP, Etbabethealy
pec Hewux-Joszrn b. 22 Oct. 1623, a. Mazch 1628;—2
Wrrtiam-Ricuanp, 0. 6 June 1825, d. 6 April 1829.
of ‘alentine Blake,
5 aalapliea 3. Waller, bishop af Clasances
in
3 fowarruscCiannes, 631.4 iB. 8 op ts ah of dragoons,
= carve Chante 2 m,
June I eldest. .
une 174, Hens, eldest de of Win Cot Tweed, oe
1. Josern, 2d
2. Louisa-Helena, b. 23 Oct. 1796, m., 20 Dec. 1816, R. Bourne, of Lyne
berry, co. Westmeath, esq
‘ Pe Oe 3c 7, m m., 14 Feb, 1796, Anne, 2d da of Jie
iJoanris; present and 3d lord.
epatinn 2 se a July 179,
i
ieee
Ht
peeee
sree
BPR
Pe
5
5
tis
“ seactiant og ms It Be TW Richard Burke, of Glnsk, co Ga
y. ELIZARSTHSEMIMA, M™, Ist, 25 ce Borg Hay, = te
Be lord. Seutlands by whom she ‘was left
vs without leue, 14 June 1708; my 2dly, 12 Sept. 1812, the right hors Joba
Bo hoa ee ba hem 0 Apel oar the ret; Charles Aldrich, ath som of
wee Lgerattigwonsa me Aor 4 oat 38 1810, the hon. George Cadogan, C_By
Josrru-Henry, Ist lord, Walken, 6. 5 Oct. 1765,
pore Seen whee 9 was advanced to the dig-
of his ther, 50-9 30 July 1000." (Bis lordship m. 18 Aug.
1784, ‘Louiss-Catharins Mary, Sth con. of ‘Thao’:
Bermingham, earl of Louth, and 22d lord Athenry, and had
ise by her (whajms aily, 3 “April 104 James Daly, of
issue
aint etn Sh Hl ms an. Sa, ake! ord Cionic,
‘His lordship d. 28 March 1803, without isse male, and was
succeeded, pursuant to the imitation of the patent, by his
OsEPH, 2a ord, b 2 June 1797, d. 11 Oct. 1616, and was
ge GEORGE SANDFORD, Banox MOUNT SANDFORD,
Castlerea, 3 succeeded his nephew, Henry, 2d
Baron, 14 June 1028. ors
Haxay Surnronp, of Castlerea, tei represented the oo,
Rovere Toh ‘a Kildare, and 3 17 (db Ag
ear are, ani
hy her, (who d. 21 Nov. 1734,) Soe ig
1, Ronen, his heir,
gy tt yy Sa eae ana ies
e Seas a 4 it Jan, ye
& test Wr wena 2 aegae m= is
let, eat of Longtrd, Eat aay 3, Tein an ny a
crea In . countess of Long
Roser SavDrOnd, eldest son, was choven kat, of the shire
for Roscommon, m., Aug. 1717, Henrietta O'Brien, da. of Wil-
Hiam, earl of Tnchiquiny (by Mary Viller sister of Baward,
“pany se ‘ay 1730, leaving
2 Hexny, his
i fiver res Ce Ao nate Primtow Grange,
enn, the elder surviving som, ot 21 Sept. 1790) Sarah
Moore, eldest do. of Stephen, vsconnt Mount Cashely by Alicia
Colville, sister and h. of Colville, of Newtown, co, Downe,
ee 1764) had issu
Heswr-Moonx, 1st ord Mount Sandford.
each tt Sak See cea ra at
‘* of
bs Ped the hon. and rev. Henry Pakenham, son
som Willem: Works Newham, of Coghlimors, esas snd: 1.
Hixsnv-Stonna eigen, was cent, 30 sy 100, br
to" Babess aod
their issue male: & 28 July 1751, m. 1 Sune 1780, Catha-
Oliver, of Castle Oliver,
n. silver Oliver.
it Of n ducal coronet gules, a boar’s head erect or. uu
‘Sunporters—Dester, «tion gules, gorged wich a plain collat or, charged with
ttuee tretols slipped ert,” Senster’ a Boar sable Se
"Motto—Cor tntim, pia una.” One heart, ote Was :
_
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HENRY PRITTIE, Lonn DUNALLEY, Banox Dv-
WALLEY, of Kilboy, co. Ti ry, nod a representative Peer for
Ireland ;' Born 3 March 1775; succeeded his father, Sect)
late lord, 8 Jan. 1801, (uterine brother of the earl
her (who d. 15 Oct. 1819) had no issue,
10 Feb, 1826, the hon. Emily Maude,
warden.
His lordship's ancestor, Henny Purrrre, of Dunalley Castle,
had a grant from the crown, 26 June 1678, confirming to him
the possession of his estate in co. Tipperary. He left
Heyny, his successor, m. Honor Foley, and had issue,
Henry Pritt, of Dunalley Castle, esq., who was
ed 1689, by the parliament held in Dublin by James
his abdicati and afterwards sustained a siege in his
ie
[
ar
G
‘O i
alin a
fr or tie cant, be ha pee providentially escaped unhurt,
teresting account of this siege, in Mr. Prittie’s
Preserved among the family papers, indorsed, “ A
melancholy » addressed to my son.” He sm.
nat Charles Alcock, esq. and had issue by her, (w
1. Heyy, his successor,
2% Ricnann.
F
!
BARONS. 051
ee
Gore, dean of Down, 24 som of the right hon. sir
Weg Catnanin 62 Best 8 veil 1708, Wilber dean of
{dob Percsvals bares ancestor of the eas af Egon.) aod a Dec.
Jw
Hewnr Purrrze, of Dunalley Castle, m., 1704, Elizabeth,
of
‘ame te kt. of the shire, co. Tipperary, and a. 1 having
1. Hesny, his heir,
2 Ee 1707, m., 1726, Edward Croker, of Rawlelghstown,
3. CATRARINE, b. 1209, mies Ist, 1 April 1730, sit Darts
Cao bara Jain os Set oe Soares one Salgs Oct.
iexar Parrie, of Dunaley Castle and Kilboy, eq. 6.
lexny PaRurrh 645
1908, elected kat. of the shire, co. -, m., 1736, Deborah,
Ben ecane ae Stee
os ly ict
of Sok Baye, of Desborough, ead nd Immaby ber, (who
1. Hewny, Ist baron re i
~ 2 ny B2Sept Too aleve + Of Kilfeacla, #99.
Poy of oq.
er DD» of ballyrliey coe Cafe
of Derry, co. eueasry. -.
Brooke, right
ron Fermanagh bart and 101
Jan. 1766, Cathnrine, 2d da. and
|, co Tij a
f
(lineal descendant of the eminent statesman,
knight-banneret, temp. Henry VII.) and widow of
ohn Bury, eaga by whom she was of
CO William,
Eee of Charleville, and by her (who d. Feb. 1821) had
1, Hewny; 2. Hawny, both d. young.
Seles iy teresa teat,
ic, Quosa in ey al nd lane by her (who earch ts}
m, the hon. and rev. M.nA. Made, deat of Clogher, 3d son
TO suly Loss Ellzalth, only da, of theright hone Pon-
jt ey hag ‘by Mary Bucler, eldest da. of Ueinwiey,
2 Apion
6, 1005, my Nov, 1090, Meut-col. William.
952 IRISH PEERAGE.
AS Curnanine. m. Henry-Cole Bowen, of Bowenscourt, co. Cork,
& Dasoaag, @, 12 March loyIl, Samuel Perry, of Woodrooff, co
ry’ . eaq.. and d. Aug. Laer
Maar, m, 24 Aug. 190. Michael ei Cox, of Castletown, Cf
Coax, archbishop, of ‘asbel, and great grandson of sir Cen,
oa m., 25 July 191, Lorenso-H. Jephson, of Wilmar, co. Tip
a Pe, ET LeeTe, m., 16 Sept. 19%, Thomas Bernard, esq., knt. of the shire,
Kime’s con. and #2 Aprit 122.
His lordship d. 3 Jan. 1801. and was succeeded by his eldex
22.
Hexry, present and 2d beron Dunalley.
Heir Presumptive—The hon. Fraxcis-ALDBOROUGH Palt-
riz. M.P., only brother of the present baron.
Creefien—3) July 1800.
. frme—See Pate 3 Per pale argent and gules, thres wolves’ hess
Crest—\ wolf's beni erased oF. a ‘a the
rege tent since ster, a man in armour proper, holding a tilting spear
» & Stag proper, attired, unguled, ducally collared ad
Tne ta omnia poretes. Prepared for all things.
—_—_—_
THOMAS MAHON, Lorp HARTLAND, of Stokestowa,
oo Roscommon, Lieutenant-General in the Army : born 2 Aug.
1766 ; succeeded his father, Maurice, the late lord. 4 Jen. 1819.
a hede 1811, Catharine, eldest da. of James Topping,
co. Chester, esq.
This family is descended, according to tradition, from the a-
cent princes of Munster, and on the first arrival of the English,
in the of Henry II., bad large possessions in that province,
over which they ruled as hereditary chieftains.
His boriship’s ancestor, NicnoLas MaHow, esq., was distin-
guished for his lovalty in the civil wars, m. Magdalene, da. of
Arthur French, of Movilla Castle, co. Galway, eaq., and d. 10
Oet. 1680, leaving issue by her, (who d. 13 March 1683, )
1. Jony., his heir.
2. Lees. & young.
3 BarrnoLonew, d. wam.
4% Perer, dean of Elphin, =. Catharine Gore, grandda. of sir Arthur
Gorn bart:
yney.
Jouw} Mazon, a4. “eldest son, succeeded his father, 10 Oct.
1680), and m., 11 Feb. 1697, Eleanor, da. of sir Thomas Butler,
bart., and had issue,
1, Nicnotas, A lpm, MP. co. Roscommon, m., 90 July 1720, Susan, da.
of John Ormsby, eaq., and d without issue, 3 Dec. 1734.
2. eRe MAS, successor to his father and brother.
% JON.
® Liexe, o. Alicia Lewls, and d. 17@%
ys
5. BarTuoLomaw, m. the hon. Anne Crosble, 2d da. of,
m. ‘Maurice, lord
i
7. Jaxm, deceased.
OmAs, so 170 1 Jan, 1784 Je
ie sao Mar ndon, and sister of Wile
earl of Glandore, (by Atos Patani denen
of Thoma el of ery sd ter Son, eo Bele
~ father of William, Ist marques of Lansdowne, K.O.) and d. 13
Jan. 1702, leaving isue by her, (who d. 2 May 1758,
Kelp) of Ca Key, ea rah ate har revere ae
a
anearee meen Rat ¢ son of Andréw Knox, exp, knt, of
5 Tesvorta, me Conolly M'Causand,
- 'Mauarox, the eldest son, succocied his father, ‘ad knt. of the
co. 1782, and was created a peer, 30 July
of ‘Stephen,
‘Hugh ' ‘and sole h. of her brother,
3 ia and had issue, *
E srerwen tb pen et 1708, Heat-gen- nthe army, and BLP. co. Roseom-
ge Age egret tg
Fe ra
His lordship d- 4 Jan 1819, and was succeeded by his eld-
est son,
|AHON, tand 2d lord.
J hon. and rev. Mavrict Manox, his
*s brother.
Creation—July 1800.
ee Bihtarem ng in the dexter forepaw the lower
3 ‘gardant azure. Sinister, # stag proper, ducally
soe AGAR SRENGHAM: aed CLANMORRIS,
hora ns ri’ Seem ed
ls 3S it Po, a ancy Gal.
vie ie tate, sb, ne
es
954 IRISH PEERAGE.
Hewny, of Newbrook, m. itia, 2d da. of Dennis ry of
Rafford, bv (by Anne de Burgh, sister of John, 11th earl of
Clanricarde, had i:
issne,
Jonx, created, 31 July 1800, baron Clanmorris, of Newlrook,
m., 21 May 1791, Anna-Maria, only da. of Barry, viscount Aros.
more, and had issne,
3 Riewano, deceased.
3. Cuances-Banny, 2d lord.
4. Lerrria-Manta, 0. 97 July 1780, m. Robert Ffrench, of Rahassne,
‘=a.
&. DEXw1s-Acan, present and 34
lord.
ANNA-MARrA, m. Bentinck-Walter Yelverton, of Ballea, King’scoenty,
(grandson of Barry, fet viscount Avonmore.
“ Covise-Carimnise | & CARON HARRIET.
5. Junta; 10, Hexnuerra.
His lordship d. May 1621, and was succeeded by his eldest soo,
Cuantes-Banry, 2d lord, m. Sarah, da. of Lambert,
of Castle Lambert, co. Galway, esq., but d. sp. 3 Jume 1629,
and was succeeded by his only brother,
‘Dexs18-AGar, present and 3d lord.
‘Heir Presumptive—None.
Creation —31 July 1809.
Arms—See Pinte 94, “Azure, x bend cottised between six crosses patte or.
Grext—On a tock a falcon rising proper.
GRANVILLE-GEORGE WALDEGRAVE, Banox RAD-
STOCK, of Castletown, Queen's County, RN. and CB;
born 24 Sept. 1786; succeeded his father, William, late lord, 30
Aug. 1825 ; married, 7 Aug. 1823, Esther-Caroline, eldest da. of
James Puget, of Totteridge, co. Herts, esq., and has issue—
1. Exizawetu-Conwexta, b. 14 Sept. 1824;——2. Canoxixe-
Esruen, 6.24 May 1826.
Wirrtam-Warnronave, Ist lord Radstock, G.0.B., 9
July 1758, was 24 son of John, 3d earl of Waldegrave, (try Eli-
zabeth Gower, sister of Granville, Ist marques of Stafford, K.G.,)
was bred to the naval profession, appointed’ capt. RN 80 May
1776, signalised himself very much in the command of a 4
appointed an admiral, 4 July 1794; vice-admiral of the bine, 1797,
Ppoi ‘4 791.
and had his flag on board the Barfleur of 98 guns, when he con.
tributed much to the victory gained over the Spanish fleet af
Cape Lagos, 14 Feb. 1707: for these distinguished services It
received the freedom of the city of London, and was advanced,
29 Deo. 1800, to the dignity of baron Radstock, of Castletown,
's County ; m., 28 Dee. 1786, Cornelia, 24 da. of David
= Lennep, esq-, chief of the Dutch factory at Smyrna, and
BARONS. 955
- GRaxvILLE-GeonoE,
eae To
Retiree chaende =
Eutuy-Scaanwa-La (Ov. 177s toy Niehclas
wag Atm 177s mioy 25 Auge 1015,
9: Frances, 2 young. “ne
His lvdchip 0A. 1030, and was sacred by his lent
MGuaxvttie-Groncr, present and 2d lord.
‘See Ban of Wapecua, in the of England.
(cir Presumptive—The hon. Wint1am WaLpEoravE, his
lorithiys brother.
ee ae ee ra
Arms—See Plate 4, argent and gules; 4 crescent for dlfferenice.
Gres —Out of a ducal coronet or, Wve ostrich feathers,
Ou of ds nt or, a plumne of five ‘per pate
gules ; a crescent for os
eG ppl
Ba Fg he
sy krsbing xthunderbaly all proper-
renin
ALAN-LEGGE GARDNER, Banoy GARDNER, orn
20 Jan, 1010; snccended his father, Alan-Hyde, Inte baron, 27
Dec. 1615. Baron Gardner, of Uttoxeter, in the Peerage
United Kingdom.
fis Barox Ganoxes, in the Peerage of England.
29 Dee. 1800,
ae
GEORGE GRENVILLE-NUGENT-TEMPLE, Loxp
NUGENT, of Carlanstown, co. Westmeath ; Lorn 30 Dec. 1788,
succeeded his mother, Mary-Elizabeth, baroness Nugent, in her
own right, 16 March 1813; M.P. in several par! ts for
in
6 ial -Anne Poulett, eldest da.
ie on gee fol tary Ane Pe
His lordship is only brother to Richard, duke of Buckingham
Bu 5 in the Bi
Bek n seers eet.
scended: Heong. sie Thowan
Sestl, brother of Richard Nugent, 8th lord Delvin,
Richard, 260 lod rg expe oor. ee
a pypewey pag peated at ‘Thomas Nugent was
His pe Ast, 14 J
Peter, ear! ingall,
of We
of Buckingham, her issue
Betittonine Bat Gastron) sake fi Vee Tiel
:
ition—I cs
<deme—See Plate Ot; Quarterly of 4. Ist; Vert, On aera
tear Gueernss, |e LSSrato, ad TARPS
see sete, Lt, sui Ao
Noemie dthas ist. i
(Grete. A'garb vert GRENVILLE, 2d, Out of 8 ducal coronet #7
let—Tamrie.
Supporters—Dester, a lion per ray tating
ait wrermine rimmed gules. Sinister, @ horse argent,
Aye sable, and collet She done,” rat |
otto Temple quam dec. ats,
a
Pneprxtex Trexcr, of Garbally, co, Galway, tay
pousin, Anna, sole da, and h. of the rer. James Tues. or eh
tc
"oer 1780, Bor Uniacke, of Woodhouse, co. Waterford, eq,
a) 1700, sir Francis Hutchinson, of Castle Salagh, co. Wick-
veNCH, of Moate and Woodlawn, . May 1720,
‘cx TaENcn, of Moate
174, Mary, dest da. nd co with her sister, Car
+p) BARONS, 999
on,
Ete Wiictay 3a Jord, Hientgen. in hs anny,
Penelope, 24 da. Michaei-Roberts Westropp
ane NaTmAXinL-Haxne-CuAmees, b 5 Sept: 1603, m., 8 May 1628, Emily,
108.
4 CaTuantwe-Jawe, b. 15 March 1797, m., 2 March 1821, euti-col. Sem-
a, present and ‘30 lo Jord.
|ATHANTEL-HeNny-Onanves, his lord-
‘ponent <<‘
u
Arme—See Plate 4. Argent, on a cheveron between three fusilssable, « lion
at af a ducal coronet or, a bull's head sable.
' oleae higebpepl epee ihe grounds
ine
JOHN THELLUSSON, Barony RENDLESHAM, of Ren-
3. married, Ist,*30 Nov. 1809, Mary-An-
Trevor =f
‘Dd da. of Samuel.’ --col. royal
‘and by her (who d.15 Aug. 814) hd no isu and,
816, co-h. of Wi
French, and in ancient mes ranked
‘that nation. In the list of nobles
Cs VIL, king of France, into Flanders,
ak DE THELLUSSON, seigneur de Fléschéres,
q Drak! ‘This Frederick had
near a
Gare raiacina’s wit
its continued in of these estates
‘The only survivor of that dreadful
caer ‘was THEOPHILUS DE a TERY who, having m
raf the count de Saluce, then governor of Lyons, was con-
x
mn IRISH PEERAGE.
cealed by him, and secretly conveyed into. Savoy, fr
seeing no probability of having his estate restored, 1
Geneva. where his descendants have since filled the §
the magistracy of that republic THEorares DE
sox was ancestor of his lordship’s creat-grandfather,
Isaac DE THELLCssoN, ambassador from Get
court of Louis XV., which station he held for 16 ye
issue. 1. Isaac, Ist syndic of Geneva, d. 1790; 2. Ga
in Paris, in partnership with M. Neckar, afterwards
nister of France. d. 1776; 3. Peer; 4. Johu-Fran
of Geneva, d. 1800.
Peres Tuettrssox, of Broadsworth, oo. Ya
won. 4. 27 June 1737, settled in England sbout 171
elected to parliament for Malmeshury. He d. 27
leaving by will, dated 2 April 1796, (after ample ley
family.) the residue of his property, consisting of 1
annual value of £4,500, and a personal property of £
trustees forthe purpose of acumulating, during the
three sons, and the lives of all thetr sons who should
the time of his death, or be born in due time afterwai
Woodford, of Carlby, co. Lincoln, bert., and had issn
1. Peren-Isaac, Ist hee .
2 Geonee Wosoroen. m3 Apr IM, Mary-Anne, da ¢
sere Marianne, % Il Jan. 17
Georgian, & 6 Oct: 1718, m, 3 Pet. 1813, Hewry-Hayle
Enns, 2 Fete Ish member for Evesham iy three
Se. Sibior, elles 2 of Atabam Robart, a MAC
: ue
19 Oct. 1800, Mary, de. of €
5 March |
Gare, 618
1082, Maria,
‘Sabine Mate
=
ae
an
wie FTL me 14 Aug. 1702, the hon. Auge:
1 SSpe Te, ee B8 June 19M, aerated Wines Ts
Norisik, mepivew and h. of the right hw. William
- } MAneorsE A. 2 URts 1776, ™. 25 March 17984, 1
rd, eo SuMbiR, 64.
Issac Taeterssox, of Broadsworth, co. }
tat hed Rendlesham, 3, 9 March 1761, was elected to
ONS
‘Por his
His
of
oe
and |
my 1nd
created baron
0s
NESTS DPT AN ean
vied ae a te i let
ad, Hay dats eau
gtd ite yea | Gl eng
Hid ee 9 daa allen ues
if nit tt # ti ele ee i
TEES Leen UAe i
: arts nag
IRISH PEERAGE.
1vAT YAR ALISA .[—— aad ataieg,
Snr eg es
aya Spey
E23
fi
fi
8
Grieg eer |
ra a
3
6. Wiktiast; 7. Hwny, both d. young. -
B Waretan
co. . ae
‘ELImavern, - "
1x AnanameacAsatay me 6 May 1704, Arthur-Jobin
Ta. HARRTET, my 25 Jan. 1
‘of Thomas tig
Ta. FRANCES, mes 14 Janie 707,
45, Loursa, m. Thomas Hope, af
spent end woiding the broen 9
pert Two angels. ‘in white robes,
re Sosaal ad Wik ‘ors each changed on the’ beast witha,
(Moto Ni nial eruoe, There s no dependence but the roam oe
i be ae
GEORGE CANNING, Banox GARVAGH, of Garva
Vanaitecy no Erste T61@y borw 16 Novi 17705
of Londonderry, an noi
so ia bs
Ps has,——1. CHARLES-HENRY-SPENCER-
t Geonek ‘21! March 1836 ;--~2. # DAL, bi 24 Oct. 1828,"
“aa
i fatty ntti pad
‘CANNING, tim ratg Richard 7 sated a
| Samkcitint es Getrag: eo ‘of which manor he bad
Londonderry,
i He d, about 1646; leaving issu
tiny wh rs ahr af Goma ithe of ne =
era's of Gora a “rma
Teron ot -ASabosqaiey Sebo
a ot sot m, Latta da and
- of Yee de Tectpl, barte-t-am, din hedithar lie
a hon: tiegs Coaging i uteenses aee wn
Canning, first lord.
Senet etter ie Sy sche aoa
oa
an fa
pe aceurts weds af oi or ManaMALLS ath ot
2. a geittin reyatdant, elevated and expanded, atu:
HR arcs
niyraA UE rye (nt
JOUN-FRANCISCRADOCK,,
of Darnley, and thas issue an only son, OH!
5, 16 Oct. 1799, Hieut.-col. in, the army, M.P. for Dan
His lortutipis founily fs of anotpon, Wee sighs, eis,
scent from Carapoc, and the ancient princes A wae
jaaarcre,Cnapecx, fist Uised’ Halo) 30/04
i jonx-Honant, his lordship's only son,
Creation—19 Oct. 1819.
Arms—See Plate 95, Argent, a cheveron agurey, with |
vee fa pata ues slag cts a ea So
on his
Lo }» pomel the blade. au
sSpontarerciwo lan, Wingy devalels and holding s conte fafa
ULYSSES BURGH, Banox DOWNES, a Governor at
co. Carlow, Colonel in’ the Army, K.C.By KTS. and §
late Surveyor-General of the Orinance dom 1 y
succeeded. his cousin,, William, Ist lord, 2 Manche |
ried, 20 June 1815, Maria, only daw of Walter |
and has issue,—I. Axx, b 18
Lor7R, by 27 Jan. 1626.
The family of Downes is of considerable antiquity,.amd
as car
the Mth cent . Different branches afterwards spread
Norfolk and Nortl ptonshire. Dives Downes (son of Pra
of Lavenham, co. Norfolk) settled at East Haddon, co. Ne
amy , and d, 1629, leas a : LY
SS Ler Donte ee tee
witneght aig 1 .
ie tev. Dives Downes, b. at Thornby, 1653,
st ‘Trinity College, Dublin ; appointed archdescon tCbe
Hugh 3 4. Margaretta,
that ;
es ea EE
‘Rechfort, of Clogrenan, co. Carlow, esq. ; 8. Har-
ion. ‘proper, ducally:
‘cohar a porteullis or. "Sinieter, aroan in complete
anda diiog sper and nhs et en aslo, changed
videri. To be, rather than to seem to be,
rhe
1808, he was appointed gentleman attendant on his present m-
156 fe rae ‘to whom he was’
and appointed a knight ‘ross of the royal Hanoverian
Guelphic order ; in 181 bream are ible a=
‘of Cornwall; and in the on the
year,
the late sir John M‘Mahon, receiver-general of that ayreat
private secretary and keeper of the privy purse to thie’
gent, In Sept. 1824, he was appointed em
sntalaten enpectets iary to Sweden; and, 14 May 1825, elevate!
to the peerage of Ireland.
Heir Apparent—The hon. Joux-A.-D. ors his
lordship’s son.
Creation—14 May 1825.
Armse—See Plate 95. Me it, three fusils: i.
sn aquefs rate, an canton ft la romano
tno horses Tepara of
taurely "tnd pendent therefrom an st a ah tte
With the lace ‘of Waleds plume, the sate oF ny,
jh Fortuna jucat, Fortune alds the se
1 aie
‘CATHERINE FITZGERALD, Baroness Prag Jenn ok
and VESCY, of Clare and of Inchicronan, in the county of
Clare ; eo ere bedy by she sight hoa, Jato iegerataye
heirs male er e right james es ad tam
has
<3. The righ hon. WILLIAM, M.P, for Lestwithiel ¢ (ht,
together with his brother Henry, took the surname iand ‘arms of
Vesey, in addition to Fit ” by royal sign’ mannal, 1815 3)
appointed, 1809, a lord of the treasury and privy-counsellor in
Ireland ; in 1812, a lord of the treasury in Great Ts
privy-counsellor of the United Kingdom, and chancellor of
7) BARONS) 7
‘im. 1828, treasurer of the 42 Hewry, in,
and has ‘Many-
gs
PE
968 IRISH PRRRAGE.
right hon. James Fitageral, prime serjeant of Ireland, who wes
the -
which he ronan ago great question of the
Zz
Leet fore pubic i, afves having bome. 2 dedeguibhed in
the pelitieal history of his country, and been a ember of the
house of commous in ten suecessive parliements.
Heir Apparent— The right hen. Wrervram-FirzexraLp
VESEY-F1ITZGERALD, her ladyship’s eldest son.
Creation— 1826.
Arme—See Plate 95. Or, on adross salle, & patriazchal cyoss of the field.
extarke och a ra eer. Sinister, a wild man, supporting on his
proper.
ARCHBISHOPS. AND BISHOPS
or
IRELAND.
ARCHBISHOPS.
7
it Honourable Lord JOHN-GEORGE DE-LA-POER
B RD, D.D., next brother to the Marquess of Water-
ford, Lorn Ancusisnor of ARMAGH, Primate of all Ire-
land, and Metropolitan of Ulster, Prelate of the Illustrious
Order of St. Patrick, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufac-
ture, 5.
Consecrated bishop of Cork, 1806; translated to Raphoe, 1807;
to Clogher, 1819; the metropolitan see of Dublin, 1820; ‘and to
that of Armagh, 1822.
<i
Right Honourable WILLIAM MAGEE, D.D., Loan Ancn-
nisnoP of DUBLIN, Primate of Ireland, and Metropolitan of
+, Chancellor of the Illustrious Order of St. Patrick,
Leinster,
Visitor of Trinity College, Dublin, me
Consecrated bishop of Raphoe, 1819, and translated to the
metropolitan see of Dublin, 1822.
‘Stephen's Green, Dublin, and Tallagh Castle.
—_—i
Right Honourable RICHARD LAURENCE, D.D,, Lonn
Aacunisuor of CASHELL, Primate of Ireland, and Metro~
politan of Munster, w,
Conseerated 1822.
Cashel Palace, Tipperary.
———
NATHANIEL ALEXANDER, D.D., Lozrp Bismor ¢
MEATH, 2 Trasee of the Linen Manufacture, a.
‘Hiss lordship is comsin of the earl i eee Cs ats
cmon conevented Mado of Clandinse, 1001, trnealncod eo Deuis
(Ceuner, 1964, and to Meath, 1823.
Andireccen Howse, Meath.
atte
GEORGE DE-LA-POER BERESFORD, D.D., Lop
Bissor of KILMORE, a Trastee of the Linen. ‘Manufacture, =.
His lordship is cousin of the marquess of Waterford, (ave the!
‘Siie,) and was consecrated bishop of Kilmore, 1902.
Kumore House, Cavan.
——
Right Hesoursble CHARLES-DALRYMPLE LYNDSAY,
D.D., Lozp Brswor of KILDARE, Dean of Christchurch, =.
‘His lorvship is brother of the earl of Balcarres, (see that titles)
ee SEE eT RES, 1803, and translated w
ee
TRISH BISHOPS, om
“CHRISTOPHER BUTSON, D.D., Lord Bisror of
CLONFERT and KILMACDUAH,
Consecrated, 1804.
Clonfert House, Gakeay.
ele *
‘The Right Honourable Lord ROBERT-PONSONBY TOT-
TEN , D.D., Lonp Bisnor of CLOGHER, m.
His lordship is brother to the marquess of Ely, (see that title, )
was consecrated bishop of Killaloe, 1804 ; translated co Leighlin
and Ferns, 1820; and to Clogher, 1
Honourable THOMAS ST. LAURANCE, D.D.,, Lop
Biszor of CORK and ROSS, m,
PT ies a rahe angled pat it ah
The Palace, Cork.
<=>
JAMES VERSCHOYLE, D.D., Lonp Brsnor of KIL-
LALA and ACHONRY, m.
Consecrated, 1810.
Killala House, Killala.
ers
JOHN LESLIE, D.D,, Lonp Bisuor of ELPHIN, m.
pgQomerrated bishop of Dromore, 1812, nd translated to Elphin,
Elphin House, Roscommon.
es-ne
‘ROBERT FOWLER, D.D., Loup Biswor of OSSORY,
«
‘Consecrated, 1813.
The Palace, Kilkenny.
=~
Honourable RICHARD BOURKE, D.D., Loxp Bisuor of
‘WATERFORD and LISMORE, m.
pie donihip is brother and presumptive beir to the earl of
ri (see that title,) and was consecrated bishop of Waterford
‘Lismore, 1813.
The Palace, Waterford.
—e—
972 IRISH BISHOPS.
JAMES SAURIN, D.D., Lonp Brsmor of DROMORE, =.
Consecrated, 1820.
Dromore House, co. Down.
we es,
RICHARD MANT, D.D., Loup Brsuor of DOWN and
CONNOR, m.
Consecrated bishop of Killaloe, 1820, and translated to Down
Th ont 1823,
THOMAS ELRINGTON, D.D., Lon Bisnor of LEIGH.
LIN and FERNS, m,
Consecrated bishop of Limerick, 1820, and translated 40
Leighlin, 1823,
Fern's Palace, Wexford.
fa Wo.
WILLIAM BISSETT, D.D. Loan Bisnor of RAPHOE
Consecrated, 1822.
Raphoe Palace, Donegal.
Ee
JOHN JEBB, D.D., Lonp Bisnor of LIMERICK, ARD-
FERT, and AGHADOE.
Consecrated, 1822.
Limerick.
——e
JOHN BRINELEY, D.D., Lonp Brsuor of CLOYNE,
Professor of Astronomy in the University of Dublin, om
Consecrated, 1826.
Cloyne Palace, Cork.
=
Honourable RICHARD PONSONBY, D-D., Loum Biswo?
of KILLALOE and KILFENORA.
Sa is brother to Baron Ponsonby, af Imokilly, Case
Consecrated,, 1029,
MARRIED DAUGHTERS OF PEERS.
bos ¥ VOT
following Tist contains
1. The daughters of dukes, marquesses, or earls, who, having
either commoners, or the sons of peers of equal or infe-
rior rank to that of their fathers, are distinguished by
title of right honourable lady prefixed to their own Christian
2. The daughters of viscounts, or barons, married to knights,
or
“S. ‘The @aughters of viseounts, or barofis, married to com-
moners.
he as of yee edie oieied
fn tide Ines Dia reArenee ws hetr alba families being, it is
presumed, sufficiently easy.
A
Axtx, lady France, da ofthe Ist ear of Winterton and wif
Ayerrrroy, hay indy. Oh Charlotte-Rachel, da. of the earl of Clon-
and wie of ‘2d son of the Fight,
ml Henry A., esq., igh
eaercen Ar May, aa of the 34 earl of Wicklow, and wife of
the rev, James-William A.
Aoxew, hon lady-—Martha, da. of the 26th lord Kingsale, and
Tot i plat Oey Aasson Aas ere
ADAmel Hom: Mre.—Bteabehy ster of lord Litfory: and wite
the rev. Richard.
Assen paw lbn—-Coneiae! ecCutherin-Lelay dao the. at
‘isoount Doneraile, and wife of col. Thoma A. of Bur-
wood-house, co, Surrey.
PT MARRIED DAUGHTERS
Appwoarts, hen Mrs — Leis, da of viscount Ennismere,and
Sih of Seed Clow A ee
Bacow, Indy Charlate, da. of the eat of Oxford, and wife ¢
Busch Charlot da. ofthe th ear of Home, and wider
the rer. Charles B., late archdeacon of Cieveland.
Barturgy ot ady GeogianasPredericn, da of the uke of Mancbe-
ter, and wife of Evan B., of Dochfour, esq.
Danze, ny BlsaithMfory da of the 24 dake of Lane,
widow of sir Edward B., bart., of Ashcombe,
‘Sussex.
Batroun, lady Florence, da. of the Ist earl of Enniskillen, at
wife of Blayney-Townley B., of Townley-Hall,
Louth, esq.
Batrown, lady Eleanor, da. of the earl of Lauderdale, and wit
of James B., of Gorton, esq.
Bawxes, lady Frances, da. of the ‘al of Eldon, and wife of te
rev. Edmund B., of Corfe Castle.
Bannun, Inly Millicent, da. of the earl of Gosford, mel wind
the rev. J. Hurt B., rector of Aston Sandford, Bucks
and chaplain of St. James's, Brighton.
Banwan, lady Caroline, da. of the Sth earl of Thanet, and:wift
of John-Forster B., esq.
Bann lly art ary de of the Gs etl of. Sandwich
wife of William Bingham B. a
Banxixo, iy dug dof the est of igan, and wife of
Henry B., es
Banxer, windy Hert da, of the Ist foobar or and wife
treBrahazon-Ponsonby B., ex.
Banw Georgiana-Catheri the earl of Coventry,
= an we Mev. ott
and wife
Dane e, George By capt, B-Nay Pd ton of Goorge, Sek oe
count
Berwwnsts Indy Caroline, da. of the Ist earl of Castle Stewart,
e a
2) OW PEERS /\ |’ oS
Ncinyy rin eke hee
Babsivaess ‘Charlotte,
Bar rn Sa d wife ot
LEY, ith earl an
“Chatles’Nuthenial Be nue
Brearr™, dune te nt cat of Lonsdale, and wife
the Fight hon. John B., Judge advoca
wife of the hon. and rev. William B., stn of lord Decies.
Brnesronp, lady Frances-Arabella, da. of the Ist earl of Mil-
town, and wife of Marcus B., esq., nephew of the Ist
Se ean cae
Benxzxry, ly Emily-Charlotte, da. of lord ohn Len-
& 2: sinial se George Cranfield B. GOB mispeeeed
sir George-Cranfield B., .C.B.; brother
Mate earl of B. % i
(Her had the ce of a duke’s da.
. wo her by soy sign manonl 1007.)
EY, Ce gente peda pre me |
febroage By RM nese jie este bee
Beayey, Henrietta, da. of the 1st earl of Abergavenn:
Bee 5 Eh grits bart. hit
Basser, lady Alicia, do, of Wiliam, ‘3d earl of Wicklow, and
wife of William B.,
ight,
Braavreng, lad; Henrie dof Gh i argpee Townshend,
| EAST Pand wife of the ho, W' r
: eclvdofthe i a of Daraey and wife
| ovens dy Cath do he sl of Min a wo
5. jun. of Mortlake, co. Surrey, et.
Blixabeth-Me
- field-house,
“Bovvenre, lady Elisabeth-. “An, of the 14th earl of Mor-
eaiail thao of the
alive ba of th William-Henry B., 2d son
of the Ist earl of
Radnor.
lady Catherine-Caroling da. of the 34 earl of Port-
es nate; an wife of 2 3 e5q- Z
“Phe tart of Kikmorey, and wife
hon. Orlando B.y 9a son of the earl of Brad
Deseo ti hols ienbad casa Portarlingvon,arid
| :
Bazror, han, Mrs~-Aetore da of tho, Ist lard Erne and
‘ie of Blayney esq.
Banxanp, hon. Mry.—Louisa, da. of the 6th lord Willoughby
v=. de Broke, and wife of the rev. Robert JB., prebendary of
Bann, be eM fh id Ce
" bery, and wife of ‘Thomas B., of Leighshrook, eo
Meath, esq.
= ap van A RO ap
pnd sila of Edam Polen Bo -) MP. 135
BeAxsrn, hon. Mrs—Mary, da. of Kingsale,
eons weite of William Bo of Beaumont, Ireland, ey
apansoee, jen. Bow Mare, de. of Jord Scarsdale, and wife
‘<< of John B., of Borrow-upon-Trent
aiesrosr, hon. Mre.—- Barbara, da. of the (3th lord St. Johns
©! 0 and widow of rev. Thomas B.
Beptxyorrevp, hon. Mrs. Mary, da. of lord Henniker, and wife
©) 9 of John-Longueville B., esq.
Bertacu, api m:n Surah dof the 24 oe Fira, a
ax, hon. Mra Apollonas da aerate 16Er 1a Broartod,
and wife of vison, B., of, Kippax Park, oor
sul ke Harte, es. a
Bxzuyzpnassers, hon. Mss HelmadJant, dai of the lt
Ventry, and wife of Arthur B., of Blennerville,
saw
one hon. Mrs.— Elizabeth, da. of the 1st Jord
Jp tt=
pusx, hoo. ii Me Louiea-Henriata da. of lord Vernon;
©" and wife of the rev. Brooke B,
Bourro, hon. Mrs.—Caroline, da. of the Ist lord Rendlesham,
und wife of Charles B., esq.
Bowrx, hon. Mrs.—Catherine, da. of the Ist lord Dunall
ae sit a ery Cl Bt Bet, Cok
Bowses hin <a ot lod Rokeby, and wie of
boiterse nee BF ones, 4a. of the 2d viscount Palmer.
ston, and wife of William B., esq., captain R.N.
Bricx, hon. Mrs.— Theodora, da. of The | Ist baron Ventry, and
Satie peas biee stanton sail, d oft inaroness
ORST, irs. ~Hen
Sa eT aaa
sRODRICK, hon. Mrs.—,
Stife of colds lobe) Tacoma
978 MARRIED ‘DAUGHTERS
Bropnick, hon, Mrs.—Harriett, da. of viscount Midleton, and
wife of the rev. William-JohuB) ) =)
Buooxs, hon. Mrs.— Annabella, da. of the Ist viscount: Lake
and wife of Joseph Bay B. Lo Qu) 9
Baows, bon. Mrs- einige lord Erskine, and wife of
Dare iar 3oK
Bavcs, hon, Max iiabeth-Covila, dn. of. ‘the 7th lord Rollo,
and wife of James-Carstairs
BucwaNan, hon. Mrs.—Blizabeth, da. of the 7th lord
and wife of William B., of Ardoch, cov Dunbarton, es;
Bucnanas, hon. pepe rate? baroness ‘Aberennbie
Bi ogee Tren ‘da. of the 7 Jord Dec,
png pen on. Mrs.—, = and
of col. Thomas B.
Bonsoe hom Mrs.—Anne, dasof the 1Beh dard Dunsany, and
wife of James Ryder By esq captain RAN.
oC. A vit
Carona, lady Caroline-Catherine, ds. of the duke of Ma-
chester, and wife of John-Hales C., esq. aes :
CanpeR, lady Franees-Selina, das of the earl
‘wife of sir Henry-Robert C.y bart.
Cautuonre, lady Charlotte-Sophia, da. of the duke ‘of Beaufort,
and wife of the hon. Frederick @.
Camenox, Jady Margaret, da. of the 13th earl of Errol; and
wife of Charles C., esq.
Cantrnext, lady Lovisa-Dovothea, da. of tho Let earl of Desr,
wife of col. James C.
fasereer lady Eleanor, da. of the earl of Wemyed, and wife
of Walter-Frederick C., e8q.,
Carex, lady Caroline, da. of the Ist earl of Uxbridge, and wile
of the hon. John-Thomas C., 24 son of the 4th ash of
Essex.
Spynis,
co, Angus, €s9.
Carucant, lady Georgiana, da. of the countess: of Mansfield,
and wife of the hon. George C., son of earl Cathcart.
Cavexpisn, lady Catherine-Susan, da. of the earl of Aboyne,
and wife of Charle-Compton Coy som-of Jord George
Augustus
Cavexpisnt Indy" leaner, -da.-of the dees] of Arran, and
wife of sir Frederick C., bart.
Cavexmisn, Indy Blanche, da. of the earl of Carlisle, and wife
of William C., esq., cousin of the duke of Devonshire,
07 DOF (PEERS. 5 1 79
Quan, ne ee and wife of sit
Cuicuxsren, da. of the
Sie ware nat nenm as joargeen
Guatmonperer, lad Georgiana, sister of the duke’ of St. Al-
wail nga he ‘of Mon fohn Cxy €8q44 M.P.; elds
G@uvacntee, lady Henrictia-Dorothea, dn. of the 2d earl of
Giamex, lnly Soraly Sa. of the 24 carl of Cars aud wile
¢ 2d ear wi
of the hon. Charl jarward-Butler C., brother of the
fete = of Ormonde.
Cravemtxo, lady Augusta da, of the th duke of Argyll, and
Cuive,
‘Coxe, lad; ‘Anne, da. of the earl of Albemarle, and wife of
ee Thomas W “Wenman C., esq, M-P. for Norfolk.
Coxe, Indy Mary-Lucy, da. of 2d earl of Tichester, widow
of T. M. Talbot, of M: co. Glamorgan, esq.y/and
‘wife of sir Christopher C, K.C.B., M.P., &ov
Ei parr as and
wife of Thomas 'C.;
Corr, ‘Frances; da. of the ist earl of Maknabiry,: and
the hon. sir Galbraith-Lowry C., G.C.B., &c. oe
+ of the earl of Enniskillen.
Geeta ly Sarat de: of tei3d. ote of PA end wile of
ane line
Cooxg, lad: ale Steeda
HrarriettAnne, da. of th cat] of Sbafeesbury, and
fe of the hon. Henry-Thomas-Lowry-C.y son of the
5 «| earbof Belmore.
Maria, da. of the Sth earl of Stamford, and wife of
tit bet att Saat ha
Corton, lady Pes acre da. of earl of Coventry, and
se wife of col.
Countexay, lady Harriett, =f “t the late Jane, countess of
Rothes, by sir Lucas Pepys, bart., her 2d husband, and
Asi site of ‘illiam C., esq., assistanteclerk of the parlia.
ru
ee oe of James-t eth son of sir James C.,
Cnortox, lady Charltes da 8th earl of Galloway,
oy oe widow of sir Edward Gi, “Yart; Yond: tnorher: 08 lord
——
Conarmargy, bop. ladys i
Si ioe Foley an wit of c
Capet, hon, Mrs.— Paulina, ing of the 2d yiscount Sonthwell,
‘and wife of Richard C., of Haberstown, Meath, esq
Castenox, hon. Mrs.—Anne, da. of. penenene Abarreiaeet
wife of Donald C., of Lochiel, esq.
Castrnent, hon. Mrs.—Beairie-Charlate, da. of the Beh wis
count Torrington, and wife of the rev. Colin C.
Carew, hon. Mrs.—Caroline-Anne, da. of the Ist iw
ton, and wife of the = hens Reginald Pole
Anthony,
Cannison, the Men Cat da. of the 7th viscount
Falkland, and wife of Davi
Cavenvisn, hon. Mrs. — Louisa, da. of the vist toa Lismoee,,
and wife of William C., G, alen ent Se ene
Augustus-Henry C.,. son.
vonshire.
Cavtrrecp, hon. Mrs.—Frances, da. of the late baroness Ont
ton, and wife of sir George C., of Donoman Casthey.ce
Roscommon, esq.
CavLriep, hon. Mrs.—Harriett, da. of the late basonee.
Crofton, and wife of James C., exq.
CuatoneR, hon. Mrs,—Frances-Laura, da. of the Astedood
Dundas, unde of Robert Cy, of Gaiusharough, o&
York, esq.
Cuamnzne, hon, Mrs.—Jane, da. of the 1st lord Rodney, smi
wife of George C., esq.
CuanaiLix, bon. Mrs.—Dorcas, da. of the late baromess Daffe-
rin, and widow of col. de Charmilly.
Curpus ‘hon, Mrs.—Selina, da. of the late lord ae hed
wile of John-Walbank C., esq«
Cno.moxpxter, hon. Mrs.—Mary-Blisabeth, da. of viscount
7, and wife of George-James Cu esqe
“~*~ OF PEERS. - a1
‘hon. Mrs.— Mary, da. of the Ist lord Foley, and wife
‘of Richard C., of Kingston, 60. Oxon,
Ghemanrasl hou,” Mst—Borloneos Bn: of ai, Mer
ieretocd, nnd wile of Junien Ce of Langton,
esq.
Couavnous, hon. Mrs.—Heiirietta-Marid. da, of the 2a lord
Lilford, and wife of SJeha-Comptell C-, of Killermont,
near Glasgow, esq.
Cossixs, hon. Mrs.—£lisaheth-Susannah, da. of the late lord
Audley, and wife of John-C., esq.
Cox, hon, Mrs.— Mary, da. of the Ist lord Dunalley, and wife
6f Michael C., of Castletown, esq.
Cnuwe, hon. Mrs, — Harriett, da. of lord U Carringuot, and wit
of dohn-Frederick C., enq., nephew of Jord
Caoatt.ix, hon. Mrs.—Brisnbell i. of lord Ventry, and wite
of Nicholas de Lacherols ., of Carradour Caste, co.
5 eq
Caapltn, pow Mrs. 2mitia-Juliana, da. of the Ist lord Kil-
pg ‘and wife of the rev. John C., of Neale Park,
Ginniere, rots ‘Mrs.—Evima, da. of lord Crewe, and wife of
Poster C., esq.
Owruneat, hon. Mrs.—Jane-Anne, da. of the Ist lord Graves,
and wife of capt. C.y 2d life guards.
dD.
Dates Indy Harriet, da. of the 1st carl of Farnham, and widow
the right hon. Dennis D.
Dasuwoon, lady Anne, da. a the 7th eatl of Lauderdale, and
wife of Francis D exg
Dawsow, lod: Blizabeth-Emily, da. of the 7th earl of West-
ere , and wife of the hon. Charles-Lionel D., Sth
of the earl of Portarlington.
Deas) indy Theresa, dn.-of the 7 earl of Fingnll, and wile
‘of James D., of Westmeath, oxq-
Denarrer.n, Indy Cevil-Jane, da. of the earl of Limerick, and
wife of the rev. John D.
Desisox, lady Charlotte, da. of the duke of Portland, snd
wite of J--velyn D, of Opington, Notts, ev.
Devers, lady Charlotte, da. of the 24 enrt of Pomffet, widow of
Peiér D., esq. and mother of sir eoeonge. Wills D,
bart.
DelRéosy lady Georgiana, da. of Charles, 4th duke of Ridi-
mond, and wife of the hon. L. L. Fitagerald de R., son
of the baroness de Re
Drexuns, Indy France, sister of the marquess of Northauny(,
‘and wife of Charles Scruse D., of West Stoke, co.
Northuinpion, ¢8q.
Vou. 1 ¥
bd MARRIED DAUGHTERS
Dirces, eed cucer bane cee nionon earl of Clanri.
7 on ‘brother of the Is
Tnssnowr, Aaby Chatty de. of the $8 ened of Mackingiom-
Sater SAS es
Dovetas,iny Grae, de ofthe Bh exe of Morty, and wit
5 Cage Dt ee
Dovcras, lady Jeatelie, Ga. of the 2a earl of Arran, and wilt
ef Charles De, exp, grandson of the 15th earl of
‘Stans
Davunoxn, lady Amefia, da of the earl of Beverley, and wile
of Mortimer D.. of Cross.
Dacustoxn, lay Cherise, da. of the 4th duke of Athol,
widow of sir Jobn Menzies, sud wife of Adam D. capt
RN.
Ses Fpcniee B Ay Acs tbe
of Andrew-Robert D., €9-
Suvi) lady Louisa, ds. of the earl of Galloway, and vii
of William D., esq. MP.
Desnas, lady Caroline, da. of the 5th duke of St. Alban’s, axl
Tider of the hon. Charle-Lawrence D, som of the
Dexpas body Eleanor, da of De ch earl of Home, and widow
0f misjor-gen, Thomas D., of Fingask.
Dewpas, lady Mary, da. of the eit of Elgin, sid wife of Re
Derrtou, ody: Bisabsth Ba of the eal Of Sue, suit wila
se Te. tare Di con of ed SHEROPA
Daxtas, hon. lady.— Catherine, da. of the Inte baroness Det
ferin, and wife of sir George D., of Petsall, bart.
Datayaurce, bon, lady—Ademina, da. of the Ist visews!
Duncan, and wife of sir John-Humilton D., bart, #
Ns.
Dasnwoon, hon. lady.— Elizabeth, du. = ‘26th lord Kinssie
and wife of sir Charles .T.
Dasnwoon, hon. Mrs.—Georgiana-4nne, da. of the Ist hn
Yartnrungh, und! wife of Dareman Ds of Well,
incoln,
Davitow, on. Mra—Elieibeth, da. of loca) Macdonald, 1
wife of Duncan D., of Tullock, N.B.. esq.
Darton, hon. Mra-—Staay de, of Jord Sinclair and wile «
cis Deanis Massy.D., 64.
E Ei, =
OF PEERS. 983
Disurowe, hon. Mrs—Sarah-Louisa, da. of the 2d Jord Kil-
maine, and wife of lieut.-col. George D.
Doxoray, boo. Mirs— Marla; as of the 1st lord Huntingfelé,
oi So of Alexander D., of Bamfield Place, co. Sus
Doucnsy, hon Mra—Catherine, deter of lord Arundel, of
Wardour, and wife of Edward D., of Snarford Hall, co.
Lincoln, esq.
Davusoxp, hon. Mrs—Mary-Dulcibella, da. of the Ist lord
Auckland, and wife of Charles D.; juny esq.
Durr, hon, Mrs. Lovisa, da. of lord Duffus, and wife of Gordon
7 Se
Dveparx, hon, Mrs.—Charlotte, da, of viscount Curzon, aunt
> of curl ‘Howe, and wite of Dugiale-Strattord 'D., of
Merevale, co. Warwick, esq,
_Dexpas, hon. Mirs—Mary-Tiion; ; da, of the Ist viscount
mnean, and wife of James D., esq.
Drwexey, hon. Mrs.—Mary-Frederica, sister of Jord Ellen
borough, and wife of major Thomas D., of the royal
engineers.
Ez.
Eornros, lady Charlotte, da. of the marquess of Ely, and wife
of Willinm-Tatton E., esq.
Exior, inity Jemima, da. of the 2d marques Cornwallis, and
wife of lord E., eldest son of the earl of St. Ger-
man's.
Exticm lady Hannah, da. of the Let earl Grey, and wife of
Edward E., esq., MP.
Ess, lady Georgiana, da, of the eu of Carlisle, and wite of
hon. George-James-Welbore-Agar K., only son of
Tsooine clites
Epmowstowe, hon. lady.— Louisa, da, of the 2d lord Hotham,
and widow of sir Charles E., bart.
Exp, hon, Mrs.—Lowisa-Sarah-Syiney, a. of the 7th viscount
ftrangfora aad wife of kat By of Sighor, en
Extisox, hon. = ee — Mary, da. of lord Rokeby, and wife of
ieut.-col. Robert E., grenadier guards.
Ensxixn, hoo. Mrs— Keith, da. of the 1th lord Elphinstone,
and wife of David B., of Cardross, esq.
Evenx, hon. Mrs.—Caroline, da. of viscount Ashbrook, and
wife of Henry E., of Egginton Hall, Warwick.
_ Evng, hon, Mrs.—Juliana-Stratford-Marianna, at te 138
Viscount Hereford, and wile of Heury E., of Botleigh
Grange, co. Hants, esq.
x2
84 MARRIED DAUGHTERS
i corteal th
FE
Faw, lady Elisabeth, di. of the 2d-enrl of Macctestield,’and
lat dow of John F., of Worsisey, 60. Oxon,
Fratuenston®, lady Eleanor, a pr ekrite Ficklow,
as =F. F,, of Blacklyn ¢o. Westneatl,
Fantowkn “jady Catherine, du. of er! ‘Peirtactny eid
he hos Newton aloes, brother ofthe ea of Porc
Féanais. dy Henrietta-Anne, ds. of
Townsend, and wife of Edward a ‘Baddesley
Clinton, 60. Warwick, esq.
FiexDine, lady Blizabeth- Theresa, da, of the 22 ath ae.
ei, widow of W.-D. Taliot, of Enybbek Abbe. ]
Wilts, esa and vile of Charles Ps eg.
Fitzétanence, nly a ular el
wife of Frederick P., ae it for
FerdcenAtp, lly Charlote da of the 1st etl of Moleaysbae
cae marquess of Hastings, and wife of Hacilion Fr,
FiFanox,! Thay Elizabeth, da. of Avostus, Bd duke of Graftos,
and wife of the hon, William F., son of the Ist lord
Southampton.
Firznoy, lady Mary, da. of Charles, 4th duke ef Richmond,
and wife of Charles-Augustus F.," esq, sm of Joni
Charles F.
FLETCHER, lady Charlotie, da. of the earl of Phe: arsed
of A. F., of Salton Custle, East Lothian, exq.
Fivpren, lady Mary, da. of the 9th earl of We
and wife of George F., esq., brother of sir Sanmel F,
bart.
Foey, lady Lucy-Anne, da. of the Ist duke of Laboaten
wile of din iral sir Thomas F., G.C,B, ~ ot
Fonpr, lady Harriett, sister of the earl-of Carrick, widue i
Francis Savage, esq., and wife of Matthew FL. esq.
Foster, lady Catherine, da, of the Be earl of Wincertotny sit
wife of William-Bacon F.,
Pox, es ne da. of the 2d earl st be Fartham, and wife &
Fox, lady Charlotie; das of the duke of Leeds, end wife of Sark-
ville F., esq.
Wramrrox, lady Harriett, da. of the 2i earl of Tichester, amt
wife of James F., of Moreton, co. Dorset, esq.
Funcusos, hon. lady — Henrietta, da.’ of the he viscount Dur
caNy and wife of sir James ¥., of Kitk scout Da
bart.
OF PEERS. 985
Ponnes, hon. lady.—Charlotte-Etizabeth, da. of lord Forbes, and
wife of sir John F., of Craigeoar, bart.
Earunonan, hon. Mr Carafine Elisabeth ds. of lor Forbes,
and wife of George F., of Greenknow, co, Berwick,
Pasaxeury, hon. Mrs. Elesaer, de. of lord Rokeby, ssid wite
of Nicholas F., esq.
Frarnenstoxe, hon. Mrs.—Susan-Maria, da. of the 3d lord
mrp?) Masoys: nad wife of John ¥., of Rockyiew, co. West-
meath,
Feacuso: eee ae da, of a 7th lord Kirkeud-
Ponsren hon. Mrs.— Emma, da. of the 12th ‘St. John, and
wife of the rev. John F., of West Thurrock, co. Essex.
Fonsrtm, hon. Mrs—dnne, da. of the Sth Jord Colville, and
wife of James F., esq.
pean hon. Mrs.—CLetitia, da. of the baroness Fitzgerald and
Vesey, and wife of John-Leslie F., esq., king's advo-
ee | in Ireland,
< top ag) Scrnern Rese, da. of the 24 lord Ffrench, and wife
‘rancis-Blake F., of Ashfield, eo. Galway, esq.
Fox, ks ‘ime pebicnuie of the 2d viseount Courtenay, and
~ wile of Natl » eq.
FRaxxtanb, hon. Mrs—Cuatherine, da. of the Sth lord Colville,
o> nd witegf tha ver, Roger F., con of sir Thomas F..
Frasen, ‘ion Mrs—Elizabeth.Lucy, da. of the 5th viscount
and wife of Percy F., esq., capt. R.N.
Fuasen, iio Mien Cheriotie-Geengieng, a of lord afford,
and wife of Thomas-Alexander F., at ea
Frencn, hon, Mrs.— Letitia Maria, da. Be tne Tee eek Chan.
morris, and wife of Robert F., of Rahasane, co. Gal-
Way, esq.
a.
Ga0R, lady Marianne, da. of the Ist earl of Kenmare, and widow
‘sir Thomas G., of Beogers oo. co. Suffolk, bart.
Gxttwex xy ty Horr a, of the earl of Dunraven, and wite
‘liam. Payne G., bart, |
Geman, Tats Fame Sty. Ga of She earl of Coventry, ant
aie of Jame Go
wile of Charles G., eq.
Garr, lady Sophie, és. of the 5th earl of Stamford, and wife «f
G., eq.
Gnivpry, lady Chrisfiane, da. of the Gih earl of Traqenir, at
‘ile of Cyrus G.. esq.
Guaser, lady HorrietiJemima, dx. of the Vath eart of Eel,
and wife of Daniel G., of North Runcton, co. Norfolk,
oo
Grivyxe, hon. lady.—Mery, da. of the 21 lord Braybrooke, x
widow of sir Stephen-Richard @., bart.
Grrronp, hon. Mrs.—Chariette, da. of the 24 viseount Courte-
nay, and wife of Thanss G., of Chillington, co. Stal
ford, esq.
Gtee; hon, Mire" -Aterksims, de. of ed Rossmore; nnd witsll
Ore Raniel Gest G., of Weemingwon Grange, co, Glows,
ter, J
Ton, Mra —Gractiitnine, a of Lard Wr
Gopénat, hon Mis Ce. ‘yaford, sad
OF PEERS. 987
Ganepn, dey Nees deter de ot looks Meseersint iii
Gostine, hon. Mrsx—Charlotte, da, of the 2d lord Walsings
Tam, and wife of William G., of Roehampton, co.
Govrnotn bn ihr df the ih vant Chat
ee gels and wit of Raward Gy of she Biddle emp,
iow
Govenors hon. Mrs.— da. of lord
the right hon. an ee ery he
ey
‘@uaxz, bon, Mrs.—Eleenor, ds. 0 the Jats Ipod Gakoun, and
see” wife of Williams-Mnodowall. Gy
Grasor, hon Mex Mar ; of on Gay, and wie of
Gusvne, bon Mest of the late lord Say and
of John Guy 0. Li
Gareve, en Mien Eitcabeth doth ar rwick,
©». and wife of John Wallis G., esq.
Guomiztox, hon. Mra Sora, da. of the 4 lord Mossey, and
wife of H.-G. G., esqe
Ges hn ‘Mrs.—Georgiana-Marianna, dn. of the 13th vis-
‘count, Hereford, and wife of Thynne-Howe Gr. of (te
vernale, co. Brecon, esq- a
axes lady Phendosia-Eleanor, da, of the 3 eat of Mayoy and
- wife of Robort H., of Aldersey, co. Gloucester, exq-
Mauxert, | Esti i otto Bethy an
aT nH.
Fact, Sond af the th eat of Ski and wit of
james H., of Douglas, bart.
Hasirox, lady Caroling, da of te Ath eal of Abington, and
el jae ‘Charles-John.
of
Haoervrore, Indy Jone da of he i eat of Higlinton; and
iH,
Hanpixe, lady intar of the eal of Denbigh, and wife
Seer eee pr
son, Indy 3
donderry, f
en.
\Harzbs, of ‘of Montrose,
Sn ite GeorgeeW ian Pinch Hs en.
= >>) OF PEERS. wou
Boueres ott ae a
“Anna-Maria, da. of lord. Te th, andl
Tile of ook ie ThomesNod He K-Clks brother of
HoxExwoop, hon. ledy.—Frances, da. of the 2d viscount
y Tene pay H., bart.
Bowe, hes ay Comrplens-Merp- are, Sepak the 7h lord
i widow of admiral six. Johnstone
= pereie George-d
HALg, hon, Mrs— Mery, da. of the 2d viscount Grimston, aunt
fae an Ve ‘Verulam, and wife of William H., of
Hirt, hon. aay rig da. of the 6th, viscount Tor-
rington, and wife of Charles-Henry H-, D.D., dean of
Haas on hon. Mrx—Anna-Geraldine, da. of the 26th lord
oe und wife of John-James H., of sRallycancoll,
oaths mies
Wiaiitzon, hon. — Georgiana, da, of viscount Gort, and
‘ot John-W. H.~ esq .
Weeee toe Met Coraline’ dao Yord Kensington, and
wife of Henry H., esq MP, for m Haveorbary.
rer J diem, Mos zi Elizabeth, da. of Blaquiere, and
ife of John-Bernard H., of Fetcham Park, eo. Surrey,
— thon.” Mre—Zucp, da. off the Inte Jon! ‘Fortes.
oy a iadab reas SNe lord Henley, and
Hansorr, lane, Gd.
wile of Edmund-Cradock H.,-esq., son of sir E.-C. H.,
Bagi, Mrs.—Julia, da, of viscount Exmouth, and wife
an of et z RN.
aco epeesClenntingy dn, *
fe oe Galbetdphat fey Sion we Cites
ition en ray da. of lord, Beselien, and
+ oat Jobe He of Plis Heaton, co. Denies
Heweace, hon. Mrs.—Maria-' peer “da, of the Ist lord Yar-
BELLS Re ts Ga of tk Goa a weer
Fey ana pre ay above Thomas H..,
OF PEERS, 991
K.
Kavanaan, lady h Lerrpeyr tated da. at the earl of Clan-
Saisy, Saad with 0 Themen Kot Hors om, Riis
Bere ay sie aa. the is sat ot erred; wstttn
sir John Lister K., bart.
Keario, lady Martha, do. of the Oth earl of Meath, and wife
OR A ae FARR 1 Boeuchamps
iT, lady farga: car]
0 ae ore Custess Egleton K., bart.
Kavrat, lady Moria, da of the cart of Leitrim, and wife of
and rev. Edward-Southwell K., $4 son of the
k Chinen pte,
Selina-SarahJuliana, da. of the Ist marques of
> Tesaetaecry, Relive David a
is K., of Kingscote, co. Gloucester,
Kwox, wy" Fig da. of the Sth earl of Meath, and wife of
Kxox, ay ‘Mabella-Tosephine, da. of the earl of Kilmorey, and
Wile of the how. John-Henty K., $d son of viscount
Kirvixetox, hon. Mre— Maria. Margare de. of the 7th lord
Napier, and wife of the rev. Ovear-William Ky view of
Kovronr, ite BMrs—Eleanor, da. of lord. De Blaquiere, and
Koxrowt, hon, en Elisabeth dn, of the 1st lord Headley, and
wife of John K., of Lea Castle, co. Worcester, esq-
Kwiowr, hon. Mrs—Franees, da. of the 8th lord Dormer, and
‘wife of Robert K.; of Barrell's, co. Warwick, esq.
L.
Eascenune, lady Lovie dn. of the marques of Bath, and wie
@ hon Honey 1, $0 ton of the earl of
Liasceuxts, lady Cardine. Georgians, da. of the earl of Carlisle,
992 MARRIED DAUGHTERS
and wife of the hon, William-Saundere-Sebright Ly 34
‘son of the earl of Harewood.
Lapaneem He Rrra da. of the Ist earl of Miltown, and
Law, Indy Honrieta haflel, de. of the earl of
wife of the rev, James hanaso ctsn of ard Ble
borough.
Lecce, Indy Anne-Frederiea, daw of the Ist eatl of Shefield, and
wife of the hon. capt. Arthar L., brother of the earl of
Dartmouth.
Lanna, lady. Augusta, do, of the 6th earl of Granard, and widow
of sir James 1; G.CB,
Lev, lady Dorothea-Frances, da, of the 7th marquess of Tweale
dale, and wife of John-Henry L., clerk of the house of
commons,
laxpsar, lady Chariote de of the 98 earl of Gullfard, aad
wife of the hon. John Iu, brother to Alexander, earl
Balcarress
Lixpsax, lady Margaret, da. of the Ist earl of. Lacan, and
inne ke of Hallynurt, eng
Luovn, lady Harriett, da, of the earl of Clonmell, and wife of
Eaward-Mostyn L., esq. eldest son of sir Edward-Price
bart.
Lockwoon, lady Julia, da. of the 20 earl of Arran, and wife of
Robert-Manners L., esq.
Lorrus, Indy Jent, das of’ the Sd earl of Avran, and wife of
‘Dudley Iv of Killyon, co, Westmeath,
Lone, Indy Catherine, da. of the 24 earl of and wifeat
‘Henry Ly eis eldest son of Edward I; of Hranpton
Lowe, lady Mary. ‘arg dnne.Latitha, das of the earl of ‘Northesk, and
wife of Walter of Preshaw, Hants, esq:
Lowruen, lady Elizabeth, da. of the th earl of W
and wife of sir John La, barty brother of tie earl of
Lonsdale.
Lowen Bly Daeg Biodie,sak rae the Sth earl of Harbo-
rough, and wife of the hon. lient.-col. Henry~Cecil
2d son of the earl of Lonsdale, 4
Lycow, lady Susan-Caroline, da. of the earl of St. German's,
and wife of the hon. col. Henry-Beauchamp L.., brother
of earl Beauchamp.
Lyxpsay, lady Margaret, da. of the mots earl of Lucan, and wife
of Thomas La; of Hallymurt
Lysrru, lady Charlotie-Barbara, a ‘of ti the earl of Sh;
a, wife of Henry L., of Rowton Castle, co. Salop,
Letratem, lady Sarah, da. of earl Spencer, and wife of the
‘hon. William-Henry L., son of the 1st lord L.
Levryce, hon, lady.—lizabeth-Anne, da. of the 1st lord Ran-
OF PEERS. 993
cliffe, and wife of sir Richard L., of High Park, co,
Westmeath, bart.
Haan gy hon: Mre-—sAgnes, da. of lord Bagot, and wife of John.
Newton L., of King's Bromley, co. Stafford, esq.
Lane, hon. Mrs.—Harriolt-Frances, da. of lord Dundas, and
wife of lieat-col. Henry L.
Laxouax, hon. Mrs.— Margarel-Emma, sister of lord Kenyon,
and wife of Taney L., of Glyndbonrie, Sussex,
son of sir James L., bart.
Laxcrox, hon. Mrs.—Julia, da. of lord Ducie, and wife of
James-Haughton L.; of Sarsden, eo. Oxon; M.-P.
Juatovcue, hon. Mra.—Chatlotte, da. of the st viscount Has
warden, and wife of P. L., esq.
Leraoy,, hon. Mrx.—Jene, da. of viscount Lorton, and wife of
Anthony 4, esq.
Leren, hon. Mrs.—Augusta, da. of the baroness Conyers, half
sister of the Inte lord Byron, and wife of John L., esq.
Lxien, hon. Mrs—Julia-Judith, dx. of the Inte lord Say and
Sele, and wife of James-Heury L., of Addlestrop, co.
Gloucester, esq.
Letontow, hon. Mrs,—Louisa-Anne, da. of the’ Ist viscount
Doneruile, and wifo of Frnncis-Knyvett Lf Ford, eo,
Locke, hon. Mrs.—MatildaaJanc, dm of the Inte viscount
Courtenay, ad wife of major-gen. John Ls
Lowe, hon. Mrs.— Louisa. Emily, da. of lord Suanley (eldest son
of the earl of Derby) and wife of Samuel L., esq. ne-
phew of sir Charles 1, G.C.B.
Loxewoutn, hon. Mrs.—dlicia-Margaretia, da. of the Ist lord
Kiipalony a tid wife af Jah Ln of (Oragatt Csate, 6
Lowewonrn, hon. hrn—AMariaeSarah, da. of the Ist lord Kil-
maine, and wife of Francis L., of Cragan Castle, co.
Westmeath, esq.
Lows, hou. Mrs.—Caroline-Esther, da. of lord. Scarsdale, snd
wife of William-Drury L., of Lock’s Park, co. Derby,
Lovrnack, hon. Mrs-—Carvline, dnvof the Ist lord Hunting.
field, and wife of Charles La esq:
Lvsmisero, hon. Mrs.—Anne-Elisabeth, da. of lord Harris,
and wife of Stephen-Rumbold I, esq, M.P., joint-se-
eretary of the Treasury.
MiCxanvocK, lady Elizabeth de, of the Ist earl of Clancarty,
nnd wife of John M'C, of Drumcar, co. Laith
994 MARRIED DAUGHTERS
M'Gaxéon, lady Blisabeth de. of the Ath duike of Atholl, ant
vive of ir Bvan-John=M bart.
M'‘Guzcon, ous ay ‘Charlotte dna dof the Ith earl of Cxih:
and wife of Alexander-Murray M‘G., esq., C.B.,
oral of sir Bran-Jahn-Murray
M‘Gurng, lady Mary.—ds. of the earl of Annesley, and wife of
WilliamJohn M‘G., esq., of Rosstown, co. Down.
MacuEas, lady Maryan dis da. — the 2d earl of Hopetoun, and
Mactrop, bits Hesther-Arabellas da. of the 1st earl of Mount-
norris, and wife of col. Norman MI., C.B., Ist foot.
Macunitlady Une-Gésplene, ds of the:Bth earl of Gramrt,
\d wife of col. Archibald M.
ony hart, ter fly Brbeth Mand wie
Marr: on Bites da. of chars duke of Richmond,
Masron ir dna a dda. of earl Cornwallis, and wife
Mawesstey ak Catherine, ae or dae ot Listowell, and
‘ite of Richard 3.) esq
Maxse, lady rary = da: of the late earl of Berkeley, and wife
James
Acxwaisy aby dah Gh of the gar OF Oonttay and wife of
the rev. Henry M., 3d son of the late bishop of Meath,
tnd brother of lord Faraham.
Manze, Indy Mary, da. of the 24 cat! of Ki and wife of
rge M., of Richmond Place, co. Glonoester, esq.
Waive Indy Catherine-dnna-Sarghy da. of the Oth duke of
Leeds, and wife of captain Wisite BM. of the Lancers
Mernteny i lady Laura, da. of the marques of Cleveland, and
fe of lout cal. My 3d guardas
Mixsawnty lady ulupuite:owete, Siar da. of the marques of
Cleveland, and wife of Mark ML, esq-, M.P.
Mrtnotune, lady Martha, da. of the 3d ext] of Oxford, and
wife of Charles M., esq.
Mrrewext, Indy Harriet: da ofthe Oth duke of Beaufort and
wife
of general M.
Mrrronp, lady Georgiana, da. of the earl of Ashburnham, and
wife of Henry-Reveley Mitford, of Exbury, Hants, eg
Mowcnrerr, lady Elizabeth, da. of ‘the ‘Bch earl of Dalbouds,
and wife of sir Thomas M., bart.
Monayt, lady Caroline-dugusta, dn. of the 15th earl of
Errol, and wife of John M., of Brocklehurst, ¢o. Hants,
eq
OF PEERS. |) 995
Moncey; lady Mors, da-of the er of Listowel! an wi of
1 ron ge we hag
aaoane ist.
ie of Edema
wil
wile
Murmurs, ledy Jans de ‘chet duke of Atholl, and wite
of John-Grossett M., esq.
Muxnay, fier ST tthe eit Uae, and wife of Alex.
stennay iy ia as: of the ‘countess, and sister of
and wife of Charles-Knight
Bice necronaey NO chancellor.
Munnay, lady Sirah. Maria, da. of the Sth earl of Kiso, aid
wife of dr. George M., bishop of Sodor and Man, ne-
phew to the duke of Atholl.
Monnet, dy Louisa, da. of the Ist earl of Uxbridge and wife
the right hon. fa ote ee ke.
Mvnnayy lady Mary-Anne, da. of the 2d earl of Hopetoun, and
wife of sir Patrick M., burt,
Manow, hon. lady. Mary- the baroness Fitz
gamid utd Voncquaad wife of ds Ross AL of Coatleest,
bart.
Mornis, hon. lady.—Z da. of the 5th viscount
renories pry ite of air John Me bare
Muraay, hon. -Elizabeth-Cholmondetey, da. of the
Tate Yislows) ‘and wife of general sir John MI,
avy
Mosonavts hon. lady-—Debory ds of the lav baroness Wa-
u aud wife of sir Richard My, of 0.
Waeerioeds bast bust: ceases
Macpower, hon. Mrs.—Laura, da. of the 9th lord Arundel,
of Wardour, and wife of lieut.-col. G. M., C.B.
Mater, hon. Mre—, da, of the 5th viscount Molesworth,
and wife of Mons.
Manxsast, bon. Mrs.— Maria, da. of the late baroness Dinevor,
and wife of admiral John M., son of the lute archbishop
of York, and M.P. for Portsmouth.
Manrtry, hon. Mrs.—Anne, da. of lord Wynford, and wife of
*.-Fanshawe M., capt. RN.
Mansnaci, bon. Mrs.— Rosalind, du of lord Dunboyne, and
‘wide of capt. Jolm M.
Masox, hon, Mrs. of viscount Hood, and-wife of Francis
M,, capt. RN. CB.
bao Mra Ane. Prancer esther, Ltd
Dispenser, Henry M., eq, MP. for oo.
fleet Farohon.
Myostdeaes lea pepo da, of the Ist lord Brownlow,
°7OF PEERS. | 007
Oats, hori. Mrs.—iohola, da. of the Ist viscount Gosford, and
sees of Michael O.
OBES, hon. mi a fh ate barnen Baran,
~~ and wife 'B., of Blatherwicke Park, co.
O'Grady, hou. an du, of ‘the 34 lord
“Massy, and wife of Waller 0°0., esq.
Pr,
Pacx, lad; Baath Lin, of tt mares of We
ord, and widow of sir Denis Bey K.C.B.
Pacer, lady Be Ae ae da. of the carl of Westmorland, and
thir P., 6.0.B,
Pacer, teas, omiook ‘da. of the 3d earl of Dartmouth, and
wife of sir Edward P., Kee soni Bee earl of
Pataen, lady Charlotte, da. of the 4th earl of Aylesford, and
Wife of the rev’ C. P., of Ledbroke, co. Warwick
Patacen, lady Madeling, dn of the duke of Gordon, widow
Of tit Robert Sinclnir, bart., and wife of Charles P,y of
Lockley Park, co. Berks, esq.
Panken; lady Frances-Theophila-Anne, da. of the earl of Hunt~
ingdon, and wife of H. P., capt, RN.
‘Caroline-Elizabeth, da. of the Ist earl of Ports
and wife of sir Henry P., bart.
amir oo ‘Jane, ds. of the eat! of Cassilis, and wife of
Fonathan Bog expaate Coldareem guards non of the
Pee Jane, da. of Charles, 4th duke of Richmond, and
ae of Laurence P., caq,, som of the late sir Robert P.,
Pert; lily Jine-Blisuteth, da, of the 1 east of Mounteashell,
ahd wife of Wiliatn-Yates Pen 24 son of the late sir
Pras ay Bim a. of the earl of Cardigan, and wife
Paseo ay Froese Ist uf Howth, and wife
of James P., lnte archdeacon of
Pinvoun, aly Marla-thcio-Cherlotay das of the Ist marquess
sf Bute, and wife of Charles P., en.
Pons, lady Lowisa, du. of the eal of Kei tad wite of
eter Peay eldest sou of sr Peter Pa
Hompoiar, lady orbera, goly da. and heirom of the’ bul ba
of Shaftesbury, and wife of the hon. William-Francise
Spencer P.,. son of the eat] of esborough,
Poxsoxny, lady Emily-Charlotie, da, of earl Bathurst, and wife
of the hon, major-gen. Prederick-Cavendish Py sun of
the earl of Besborough.
Panvet
998 MARRIED DAUGHTERS
Powsoxny, Indy Henrietta, da. of the Ist earl of Bective, and
sister of the marques of Headfort, and wife of Chan-
bre-Brabazon P., esq.
Font maw; lady Ema, da of the eaxl of Haroweod, wed wile of
Edward- Berkeley P., esq-, M.-P. for Dorset.
Pusey, Indy Lucy, da. of the’ ath earl of Spy wed wife
of the hon. Philip P., uncle of the earl of
Pusey, lady Emily, da. of the earl of Carnarvon, and wife of
Philip P., esq., son of the ahove.
Pra, lady Jane, da. of the 7th earl of Leven and Melville, ani
wife of Francis P., of the Hassells, eo. Bedford, es
son of Francis P., esq, M.-P. for Bedfordshire.
Pataen, hon. Indy.—Mary-Grace, da, of the 2d lord Sondes,
and wife of sir Joha:earyP vet f Gaslotons bar.
Pancea, hon. Mrs—Catherine, da. of lord Ribblesdale, and wife
of the rev. John-Fleming: rae
Pgenxct, hon, Mrs.—Katherine-Anna, da. of Cecil, late loot
Zouche, and wife of Gaange-Rishard.B.,00qn onpt- BN,
8d son of Thomas P., 2d bart.
Pett, hon, Mrs.—Margaret-Letitia-Matilda, da. of the 12h
lord St. John, and wife of Albert P., esq., serjeant-at-
law.
Pennuyn, hon. Mrs.—Charlotte-Blizabeth, da. of lord Stanley,
eldest son of the earl of Derby, and wife of Edwant
P., esq.
Perne, hon. Mrs. Catherine, da. of the Ist lord Suffield, and
wife of John P.. esq.
Puitiimone, hon. Mrs.—Sarah, da. of the Ist lord Ongley,
and wife of William-Robert P., of Kendall's Hall, em
Herts, esq.
Puittes, hon. Mrs—Sarah-Georgiana, da. of lord Waterpark."
and wife of George-Richard P., esq. only son of sit
George Phillips, bart.
Purcors, hon, Mrs—Maria, da. of the 10th lord Retrey ant
wife of Stephen P., esq
Pontaay, hon. Mrs.—Blizabeth-Lucyy da. of the Sth lord Dor-
mer, and wife of Henry-Berkeley P., of Bryanstont,
co. Dorset, esq.
Presvox, hon. Mrs—Araminta-Jane, da. of the Ist lord Decies,
and wife of the rev. Arthur-John P., D.D., Dean of
Limerick.
Prrsrow, hon. Mrs.—Frances-Dorothea, ds. of the Sth lori
Carbery, and wife of William P., esq.
R.
Rasspen, lady Annabella, da. of the marques of Winchester,
and wife of William R., 2d son of sir John R., of
Byrom, co, York, bart.
|| OF PEERS. 18
Ramsey, + mer Pot rf hl ap as
Rer — ‘Susan, da. of Philip, sth T of Harborough, and
v ip, Sth evr! jar
wo He Wentonl. John fe. grenad aeons a
Rarrox, lady Hlsaleih, de. of the carl of and wife of
Rice, dy Thesdone) das of the-carl.of Limetick, and wile of
Spring R., esq., M.P.
ge el eens adn rebar Acti nga ae
sir John-Buchanan R., bart.
Romixsox, ‘aly HTolon-Bleonor, da. of the Ist earl of Mount~
susell, and wife of Richard It, grand nephew of lord
Ross, uly SEES of the 2d marquess Cornwallis, and wife
Ross, tay Margret “das of the 2d duke of Leinster, and
R Ind oon up we ja. of the dake of Beaute
DER; (a. ja fort,
Tite taed wite hon, Granville-Dudley R., son of the
rr png tobe
ussite? lady —Henrietta-Elizabeth, da. of the 1st lord
Rancliffe, and wife of sir William R., bart.
Raatsax, hon. pla Bain ‘of lord Torpichuae ‘and widow
of mre R., esq of Barnton.
_ a ee ten Se, sae elem eects Sahar
yrom, bart.
Banspzy, hus, Mrs.—Frederica, da. of Eaward, lord Elen.
borough, and wife of Henry James R..
Rein; hon, Mrs~-Careling, da. of the 7th lord Napier, andi wife
of Neville R- ex, eldest son of A. Ry of Lionsdown
q House, co. Hants, esq
Rrcuanne, hon. Mrs. de- of yisonnt Hood, and wife of the
oar OBS vine of Bambee, ce Haat
Lana rs. —Susun-Sophia, da. viseount i
brook, and wife of the rev. William R, eon of sir Zohn
Sn. Jou, lady Feabella-Frances, da. of the duke of Grafton
and wife of — St.d-, em.
1000 MARRIED| DAUGHTERS
SauwpEnson, Indy Maria-Anne, da. of the earl of Cashanp-
tom, and wife of HardroeeRoberts Si of Castle Sa
Treland, esq.
Saunri, lady ‘eae he ,, sister of the-marquess of ‘Thomond, and
wife of the right hon. William 8.
Saunrw, lady Mary, da: of the earl of Harrowhy, and wifto!
Hdward Sj esqy capts Nason of thd right box.
William 8,
Scorn, lady Arabella-Barbara, da. of the 8th estat Moatbyant
wife of John-M, 8., of
Smmesenny lady Nery, das-of the bases ef, Mdsclerry, and
wile of Henry ohn 8, of Lincoln's Inn, esq, 20n of
sir Samuel S., lord chief baron of the exchequer, in
Seotland.
SINGLETON, Indy Mary, da. of the Ist marquess Cornwallis,
and wife of Mark S., esq.
Staren, lady Lovi-Augustay da. of the earl of Clonmel, snd
wife of John Harrison S., esq.
Suoame, lady Gerlrude, da. of the'Sth earl of Carlisle, amd wife
‘of William S., esq.
Sauru, lady Anne, da. of the earl of Mornington, sister of the
a Wellesley, and wife of Culling-Charles &,
Surrn, lady Lucy, da, of the 7th earl of Leven and’ Melville,
ite wife of Henry 8. esq4 son of Samuel: 84 of
‘oodhall Park, co. Herts; and nephew of lord Care
Sora; 1 amen da. of the 7th earl of Lever ‘nd
Melville, and wife of Abel S., of Woodhall, eo. Herts,
M.P., nephew of lord Carrington.
Suv, lndy Blisnbeth-Anne, da. of the duke of Grafton, and
wife of John-Henry 8,, of the Heath, co. York.
Suvtne, lady Isabella, da. of the 3d earl of Wicklow, and wile
of William.M. 8., of Barbaville, co. Westmeath, esq.
Spannow, Indy Olivia, da. of the Ist earl of Gosford, tna wile
of gen. Robert-Bernard S., of Brampton Park, os
‘Northampton.
Srencen, lady Alizabeth, a. of the 3d duke of Marlborough,
and wife of John S., esq., of Wheatley, co. Oxford,
son of lord Charles S., 2d son of the 2d duke.
STANLEY, lady Mary, da. of the earl of Lauderdale, and wife
of Edward S., of Cross Hall, eo, Lancaster, esq.
Saxe; lady Aari-Josephn da of the Ist earl of Shemel
and wife of sir John-Thomas S., of Adderley, bart.
Sraryriton, lady Harriett-Elizaheth, da. of the earl of Car-
narvon, and wife of the rev. J..C. 8,
STEELE, lady Elisabeth, da. of the duke of Manchester, and
wife of col. Thomas S., Coldstream guards.
STEPHENS, Indy Frances-Augusta-Eliza, dn. of thé 1st eat
Manvers, and wife of Henry-William S., esq.
THOP PEERS.) 5. | 100)
Srepitexsox, lady Liey, du. of the atl of Limerick, and-wife
of Rowland 8., of; Farley. Hill, co. Berks, ex.
Sreruexsox, lady Mary, da. of the earl of Albomnarle, and
wife of Henry-Feederick 8., of the Middle Temple,
e8q., barristercatlaw..
Srewant, lady Mary, da. of the 1st marquess: Drogheda, ond
wite of Alexander 8., esq., brother of the Ist marquess
of Londonderry.
Ewant, Indy Catherine, da of the late viscount :Elcho, and
sister of the earlof Wemyss, wife of the hon, Edward-
Richard. 8., 200 of John, 8h eat). of. Galloway ; had
the precedence of an eatl's da. granted by royal sign
manual 1043.
Srmatrox, lady Amelia, da. of Robert, Ist eatl of Roden, and
‘ife-of John 8, ex.
Stuanz, lady Elizabeth-Margaret, da. of the eatlof Hard-
‘wicke, mud wife of the right hon. sir Charles. Si
GC. Ae.
Sawant, ‘Indy Frances-Mariay da- of the cath. of Carhampton,
‘and widow of sir Shncon &, of Hartley’ Mauduit, co,
s daiy Chertcale Penelope, das oft eat 96:0
roMT, irlotte-Penelope, 6 earl ‘ardigan,
iand wife of HenryCharies 8., of Critchill House’ co.
Dorset esq,
Srunt, lady: Mary-Anne, dus of the 4th earl of Shaftesbury,
fund wife of Charles 8., of Critebill Hause, eo. Dorset
Gurzixpindy, Harriett, danof the carl of Wemyesyand wife ot
© “GaGrant 8., 0f N.B., esq.
Suaw, bony lady—Theodosia-Margaret, da. of the 2i lord
Monsoriand wife.of sir dohn-Gregory Si of-2lshamn,
Sivctam, hon, lady.—Diona, da. of the Ist lord, Macdonald,
and wife of sir John 8. of Ulbster, bart,
SstrtH, hon. ladly.—£lizabeth, da. of the 2d viscount Galway,
aand-widow-of sir Drummond 8., of Tring Park, Herts,
os) bart.
Suttow, hon. lody.—Frances, da. of the 2d lord Hotham, and
widow of admiral sir John S., K.C.B,
SeOz7, hon. Mys.—Caroline-Lucy, da. of lord Douglas, of
Douglas, and wife of rear-adm. 8.,C.B.
SEweLx, hon. Mcx.—Harriell, da, of the Ist lord Decies, and
fe S., ess grandson
‘orringions and wife of Henry S,, esq, eldest son of
Saxyorm hon. Mek iy de and co-h. of the 4th viscount
lord Robert 8, nephew yo the marques of i
lool
1002, MARRIED DAUGHTERS
Suaws, hon. Mrs—Fanny, du of lord Erskine, aud wite of
Gabriel 8.. esq.
StxeLeton, hon. Mrs.—Caroline, da. of the 3d viscount Ten-
and wife of James 8., esy.
Sxoawe, hon. Mrs.—Cassandra-Julia, ‘ia. of the 2d lord Hawke,
and wife of the rev. Stephen S.
Suyru, hon. Mrs.—Harrielt, da. of the 2d viscount. Doneraile,
and wife of Richard’S., of Ballynatray, co. Waterfori,
39:
SNEYD, hon. Mrs.—Lowisa, da, of the Ist lord Bagot, and wile
of Walter 8. of Kea oo. Stafford esq.
Srerus, hon. Mrs.—- Margaret, da. of the Ist lord Dundas, ani
wife of Archibald 8., esq.
Spreap, hon. Mrs.—Emilia, da. of the 3a viscount Wingfcl,
‘and wife of Robert-Deane S., of Ballyeannan, co. Cork.
Brack tens Mra—Cathet erie of the Ist lord Clarina,
and wife of John 8 lyconry, 0. esq.
Sramiay; hin. Mea.—Honrteti- Maria, das of yioobena Dales,
and wife of Edward-John 8., esq-, son of sir John S,
of Alderley, bart.
Srawe11, hon. Mrs.—Charlotte, da. of the 24 viscount Dune-
raile, and wife of Jonas 8., of Kilbrittain, esq.
SrErHENson, hon. Mrs.—Jane, da. of the Sth viscount Moles-
worth, and wife of John S., esq-
Srewant, hon. Mrs.—Elisabeth, da. of the 2d lord Pakenham,
sister of the earl of Longford, and wife of Henry S,
Stewant, hon. Mrs.— Margaret; da. of the 10th lord Blaney,
and wife of the rev. Andrew S., minister of Bolton.
Srewant, hon, Mrs.—Janet, da. of the 8th lord Elibank, ani
wife of John S., of Dalguise, N.B., esq.
Stinuiwa, hon. Mrs.—Frances-Blixabeth, da. of lord
of Douglas, and wife of major William-Moray Sof
Ardoch, N.
Srrawee, hon. ‘lrs-Anne, dh. of the Ivt viscount Debi
and wife of James S., esq.
Sunxivan, hon, Mrs,— Elizabeth, da. of the 2d viscount Palmer-
ston, and wife of Lawrence S.. of Ponsborne Patk,
Herts, esq-
Sunuivax, hon, Mrs.—Eliza-Maria, da. of the 7th viscount
Strangford, and wife of James S., of Dublin, M.D.
T.
Tataor, lady Elizabeth, da. of the 5th duke of Beaufort, aud
widow of the rev. Charles ‘T., dean of Sarum,
Taver, lady Augusta, da. of Augustus, 3d duke of Grafton, and
wife of the rev. @.-F. T.
Tayton, Indy Jane, da. of the 3d earl of Fife, and wife of major
‘Alexander-Franeis T.
OF PEERS. 1003
Tavtor, lady mH, da. of the marquess of Thomond, and wife
of maj
major T.
eit, Indy Grins, de of the 3d ou ron Stanhope, und wife of
‘John 'T., of Hambleton, H “
Tuackenay, Indy Elizobeth--Morgaret, da. of the earl of North-
esk, and wife of Frederick-Reynell 'P., exqy, lieut.-col.
2 engineers.
Tuonre, lady Hannah-Charlotte, da. of the 7th marques of
Tweedale, and wife of John T., of Chippenham, co.
ay
Trows, lady dy Lowes Miceli, a. of Charen, Ath duke of Rich-
* ene aang William T., of Woodstock, co. Kil-
ken
Touresacus, in Eliaubeth, da. of the 34 earl of Aldborough,
fe of admiral John-Richard-Delap T. (late Hal-
RS 4th earl of Plymouth,
pot wife of George 'T., of Honington, eo. Warwick,
‘Pratt, Indy Frances, da. of the 5th earl of Wemyss, and wife of
the rev. William T., D.D.
Taxuor, hon. lady.—Juliana, da. of the 9th Jord Arundel, of
‘Wardour, and wife of sir John T., K.t
‘Turse, hon. lady.— Letitia. Susanna, das of tha se Jord Clon
rock, and widow of sir Robert-le-Poer T., K.C.B., &c.
Lar hon. Mrs.—Juliana, da. of lord Wat » and wife
Frederick T., of Chicknall-house,
tno, fone tbse = Fences Atas, Dasvol cheen a tony
‘and wife of Imyo-Freeman 'T., of Ratten, co, Sussex,
Puowrson, hon. Mra.—Cersling, du. ofthe 34 lord Braybrooke,
ad wife of Poul-Beilby 1, (lave Lawley, ex brother
of sie Robert Lawley, bart.
TisDALe, hon. Mrs.—Anna, da. of the 10th lord Louth, and
wife of Authony ., esq.
‘Towxsexp, hon. Mrs.—dnne, da. of lord Ventry, and widow
of itichard Orpen 7 of Arduully, co. Antrim, es.
‘Tnavans, hon. Mrs-— Grace, de. of the st lord. Lisle, and wife
of John T., esq.
Taexcn, hon. Mrs.—Helena, da. of lord Arden, and wife of
Frederic Stewart Ty exy eldest von of the dean of
re.
wPereunzox, hon. Mrs. — Emily, da-of the Ath viscount Strang:
ford,,and. wife of the rev. Frederick 'T., cousin of lord
Say and Sele,
loon MARRIED DAUGHTERS
Vv.
VaxXDELETR, lady Frances, da. of the 1st marquess of Drogheds,
and wife of the right hon. John Vv.
Vere, lady Elizabeth, da. of the 7th marquess dale, and
wife of Jos.-Hope V., of Crags ball, and Blackwood,
Venxox, ldy Anne, da. of Granville, 1st marquess of Stafford.
and wife of his grace the archbishop of York.
Verxox, lady Elizabeth, da. of the earl of Lucan, and wife of
Gran ville-Venables V., esq-, eldest son of his grace the
archbishop of York.
VaysitTart, hon. Mra.—Caroline, da. of the Ist lord Auck-
land, and wife of Arthur V., of Shottesbrooke, Berks,
exq.
VeEarxox, hon. Mrs.—Caroline-Mary, da. of the 2d lord Selsey,
and wife of the rev. Leveson-Venables V., son of the
archbishop of York.
WwW.
WaLro te, lady Margaret, da. of the 3d earl of Egmont, and
wife of Thomas W., esq., nephew of the earl of Or-
ord.
W'aLRonD, lady Janet, da. of the earl of Rosslyn, and wife of
Bethel W’., esq., M.P.
Wausau, lady Jane, da. of the earl of Stamford, and wife of sir
John W.., bart.
Warp, lady Matida-Charlotte, da. of the lst marquess of Lon-
donderry, and wife of Edward-Michael W., eaq., son of
the hon. Robert W., of Bangor Castle.
WaTHEs, lady Elizaheth-Jane, sister of the earl of Rothes, and
wife of captain Augustus Wathen, fifteenth hussars.
WeEssTER-WEDDERBURN, lady Frances-Caroline, da. of the
lst earl of Mountnorris, and wife of sir James-W. W.,
knt.
WELLESLEY, lady Emily, da. of the Ist earl Cadogan, and wife
of the hon. and rev. Valerian W., D.D., brother of the
duke of Wellington.
WELLESLEY, lady Georgiana-Charlotte- Augusta, da. of James,
Ist marquess of Salisbury, and wife of sir Henry W.,
G.
C.B.
WELLs, lady Elizabeth, da. of the earl of Carysfort, and widow
os William W., of Holme House, Hants, esq., captain
WeEnatyss, lady Isabella, da. of the 15th earl of Errol, and wife
of lieut.-col. William W.
OF PEERS 1005
Wenrss, lady Emma, da. of the 16th earl of Errol, and wife of
James W., M.P. for Fifeshire.
Warrey lady Elizabeth, da. of the Ist earl of Desart, and wife
&¢ Henry W of Davesfort, co. Kilkenny, eg:
Wexswontn, lady Augusta-Frederica-Louisa, the mar-
© quess of Ailesbury, and wife of Thomas-Frederick-Ver-
&» non W., of Wentworth Castle, co, York.
Wesr, lady Maria, da. of the 2d earl of Orford, and wife of
Martin-John W., esq.
Wareapeisy Indy ‘Blixabeth da. of the lat earl Grey, and
‘whlow of the late Saniosl W., 009., MP.
Warrmone, lady Elisabeth- da. of the Bs earl of
Bradford, and ri of William-Woolryche W., of Dud~
Ww: lady da. of the Sth earl of Hah
‘micucorr, ‘af eth. earl
nd wife of kes ‘Ws cag. eldest son of
“sy bart.
‘Wrisranam, lady Anne, da. of earl Fortescue, and wife of
W. of Dedaasiog Lovigh; oa. Chastér, asi
Wrrusams, ‘Mary, da. of earl Fortescue, and wife of
Charles-Hamlyn W., esq, son of sir James H., bart.
‘Wixt1s, ludy Mary-Isabella, da. of the earl of Strathmore, and
‘wife of J.-Walpole W., esq., barrister-at-law.
Witmor, cave “Lopes sister of the earl of Marr, and wife of
‘ilmot, esq.
Witsow, lady Frances-. Bliaabeth; daw of the earl’ of Ailesbury,
‘sister of the prstent saarquess, and wife of sir Henry-
Wright ight Wo, a
toe nag ef he Duicibella-Jane, da. of the Vth earl of
wife of the rev. Charles W., prebendary of
Norwich, and cousin of lord W.
Worrr, lady Georgiana-Mary, sister of the earl of Orford, and
fe of the rev. Ji w.
Woop, lady Caroline, da. of the Ist ton of London.
dry, and wife of Thomas W., of Gevernet, co, Brecon,
Wosrurr Indy Georgiana, da. of the earl of Harrowby, and
of the hon. John Stuart-W., esq., M.P.
Waion'y, lady Anne, da. of the Oth earl of Coventry, and wife
of capt. Samuel W.
Wrepirast, Indy Anne-Barbara-Frances, da. of the 4th earl of
Jersey, wile of the hon. Charl Wao of Chazle,
mene and widow of William-Henry
Ween ly ew dntona da of hee of Powys and
of sir Watkin. Williams W., bart.
Wrwwe, Indy Sarah, da. of the Ist earl of Enniskillen, and
‘wife of Owen W., esq.
Worn, ny Mato the 24 ca of Delawarr, and
major-gen: Henry W,
VOL, 11 z
1006 MARRIED DAUGHTERS
Wannrenpen, the hon. re ae da. of the 3d viscount Fal-
mouth, sister of the earl of Falmoath, and wife of sir
jeorge W., of Lochend, N.B., bart.
Warten so%; the hon. lady——dnne.Bheabeth, da. of lord Ra-
vensworth, and wife of sir Hedworth W., bart.
Wanpe, hon. Mrs.—Susanna, da. of the 2d viscount Grimston,
‘aunt of the earl of Verulam, and wife of John W., of
Squerries, co. Kent, esq.
Wanptaw, hon. 'Mrs.—Avne, da. of the Ist visoount Lake,
and wife of col. John W.
Warwerorp, hon. Mrs.—Elisabeth, da. of the 24 viscount
Ashbrook, and wife of Francis W., of Warneford
Place, Wilts, esq.
Warxrys, hon. Mrs-—Mary, da, of the 1st viscount Doneraile,
and wife of John W., of Old Court, eo. Cork.
Wenn, hon. Mrs—Anne-Wilhelmina, da. of viscount. Monck,
sister of the earl of Rathdown, and wife of Daniel
James W., esq.
Weppernury, hon. Mrs.—Mary-Louisa, da. of the Ist lon
‘Avckland, and wife of Anirew We,
Wexp, hon. Mrs—Blizabeth-Charlotte, da. of the 16th lord
Stourton, and wife of Joseph W., of eq.
WELD, hon. Mrs.—Anne, da. of the 10th lord Petre, and wife
of James W., of Cowsfield House, Wilts,
We on, hon. ‘Mrs.—Christiana-. Maria, da. of lord. Clifford,
Chudleigh, and wife of Humphrey W., of Chidioos ox
Dorset, esq.
Wetpon, hon.’ Mrs.—Ellena, da. of the 24 lord Conyngham,
and wife of Stuart W., esq.
WetuinoToN, hon. Mrs.—Charlotte- Henrietta- Marianna, ds.
of the'13th viscount Hereford, and wife of Henry W.,
of Hay Castle, co. Brecon, sq.
Wt waw, bons Mrs-—'Chorlotte-Bargarst; da. oF 'ie late be-
roness Barham, and reg of Thomas W., of Poundis-
ford Park, co. Somerset,
Wenrss, hon. Mrx—-Henrietia; da. of lord Duffas, and witeo!
William.Sinclir W., esq.
Wesrny, hon. Mrs.—Emily-Susanna-Louisa, da. of the Ist
Tord Radstock, and wife of Nicholas W., of Thornhill,
Cabbie rel feiyy dusvof ‘che 1st 10 Dowie
Wuantow, hon. Mrs.—Mary, da. of the Ist
‘wife of the rev. William W. z,
Waree, hou, ‘Mrs.—Juliana, da. of viscount Gort, ‘and wife of
Thomas W., of Woodlands, co. Dublin,
w ieee hon, Mrs—Catherine, da. of baroness Ffrench,
and wife of Edmund W., esq.
Wiexrys, hon. Mrs.— Catherine-Elizabeth-Marianna, da. ol
the 13th viscount Hereford, and wife of Walter W., of
Maeslough, co. Radnor, esq.
Wrtsox, hon. Mrsc—Teabella, da, of visooont Monck, sister of
Fe |
OF PEERS. 1007
the earl of Rathdown, and wife of Thomas-Maunsell
W., co. Tipperary, esq.
WynpxHam, hon. Mrs.—.Charlotte, da. of the Ist lord Walsing-
ham, and widow of Joseph W., of Earsham, co. Nor-
folk, esq.
Wryyy, hon. _Mrs.—— Hesther, da. of lord Carrin and wife
-Watkin- Williams 5 Ww. esq., brother of sir
illiams W., bart
Y¥.
YorkE, lady Mary-Anne, da. of the Ist earl of Harewood, and
wife of Richard Y., esq.
YELVERTON, hon. Mrs— Anna-Maria, da. of John, Ist lord
Clanmorris, and wife of Bentinck-Walter Y., of Ballea,
King’s County, esq.
Yromay, hon. Mrs.— Margaret-Bruce, da. of lord Dundas, and
wife of Henry-Walker Y., of Woodlands, Pas
Yorke, hon. Mrs. — Anna-Maria, da. of the Ist Somers,
sister of earl Somers, and wife of Philip Y., esq., 4th
son of the late bishop of Ely.
z2
1008
THE
EXTINCT PEERAGES
or
ENGLAND,
DORMANT AND IN ABEYANCE,
FROM THE CONQUEST ;
SHEWING HOW OFTEN THEY HAVE BEEN EXTINCT.
‘The Barons are only given from the period in which they wew
rst introduced into Tucan regular summons, in the th
year of the reign of ia enty TIL,
* Titles in abeyance, or dormant.
4. Duke—m, Marquess—e. Earl—v. Viscount—1. Lont.
The word immediately preceding the dates is the family
name.
ALBEMARLE, d. Plan- ae «1689
tagenet . .. 1897 Annesley « 1761
REE ret Weep ery ies > Adam ios
—— ees
Je Mandeville 1190 seen ae
—— >. Denny 1 set acs’ : “T Bg
“Aldeburgh, 1 Aldeburgh 1387 Argentyn, L De Argene
Allington,’ Alington = 3001 tym,” og ter
, of Holmesdale, Arundel, of Trerice,
Lambert =. .' 1797 Arundel... 1708
Ancaster ote Astley; De Astley < 1300
‘and m. indsey, Reading,
Bertie. ” 1900” Astley”. 1088
EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES.
Beaulien,e.Hussey-Mon~ |
*Aton,l Aton .
1373
Audley, of Helegh, *
. of Walden, 1.
Audley...
Ailesbury, e Bruce
‘Ashburton, 1. Dunning
*Badlesmere, 1. Badles-
mere
Baliol, 1. Baliot
Banbury, e. Knoll
earldom was claimed
Keut..gen. Wm. al
resolved, that the pee
titioner ‘had not made
——, St. Amand,
LBeauchamp .
—"
and sat in parliament,
2d Henry VI, asa ba-
ih in fee ;” and,
a the eld barony
Meeretias sokeonee
the said William, de-
scended from his sister
Joan ; and that the pe-
titioner is one of these
1347 Diaonisy, vy. Beaumont 1607
*Beaumont
ein"). 1507
“Beck, of Eresby, 1, Beck 1338
Bedford, d. Plantagenet 1435
——-, i Nevill) =. 1477
———} & Todor} 1405
3 e De Coucy . 1307
Bella-Aqua, of Carleton,
Dallas, of Worlaby, 1
ape + 1692
baroness Airmine » We
1. Benhale . 1360
Berkeley, m. Berkeley. 1492
——, of Stratton, 1.
Serr. ie TD
Berkshire, e. Norreys | 1623
*Berners, b. a
1552 and 1773
Bindon,e. Howard. 1
—-—, v. Howard) 1610
Bingley, 1. Benson. 1720
ke » 773
Blount, |. Blount) = 1397
1010
Bohun, of Midhurst, 1.
Rallaytrok “es John 1711
e, €. St.
Bolton, d.Powlett 1704
"Boteler, of Wemme 1
1360
M73
=i a 7 Sudeley, 1.
1374
Bradford caer
ford, e é
Boel De Braose
ray, 1. Bray ?
Brentford, Ruthven >
Bridgewater, d. Bgerton
oF Skelton, 1, Bruce 1300
“Feet Whostton,
. « WAT
Buckingham, 4. Villiers 1687
————, 4. Sheffield 1735
5 e. Gifford 1164
Bu rh, 1. oe yh 1329, 1598
wrgbers, 1 De Bang:
1369
Burlington, 6 € Boyle * 1735
Burnel, 1. Burnel. _. 1315
sof Acton, 1. Bur-
nel. . . 1420
Burton, 1. P: est
Butler,” of Weston, 1.
Butler. . 1685, 1759
, of L
Bugler
, of Tanthiony, 1
bie + 1820
e. Cadogan | 1726
cal "Cailly iit
idge, d. Stewart | 1662
1667, 1671, 1677
5d, Guelph "1714
EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES.
Campden, 1. Hicks
Camville, 1. De Camville 1311
Carrington, 1. Smith. .
Castleton, @ Saunderson’ 1}
«that the dlafmoant had
not made out his claim
to the said barony of
13. June,
ey ~) 1587
Chester, e. De Abrineis 1119
"76 De Mevchines 1331
7 e. Scot «
Je. De Montford ibs
Chesterfield, countess
Wotton”... 1087
Chichester c: Legh. 1600
Cholmondeley, 1. Chol-
mondele 3
Clarence, d. Plantagenet ‘a
Clarendon and Rochester,
eHyde .. V
EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES, 1011
orate, 1. De Claver- D'Amorie, 1 D*Amorie 1330
Garsiasa, a: Fiteroy yt DA ae. coaees
+4 Wentworth 187 ro DtArey
1. Col 1423 Daubeney, 1: Danbeney” re
ee; wubeney, 1. Dan!
Colter cial Deincourt, 1. Deincourt 1382
‘wood - . . .
Devonshire, e. Courtenay 1556
———« Stafford” 1469
+e. Blount . 1606
Dinant, 1. Dinant—. 1299
Dinbam, 1 Dinham —. 1509
ter, countess Sed-
lisbury, and lord
cellor) De See 1099
Douglas, of Ambresbury,
LDougs =. «1810
Dover, d- Douglas 78
ye Carey «1677
yLYorke.. 2 1702
Due, 0 of Morton}. Da-
Dudley, hance D Dudley lao
+ 187
3 De Som 1892
Effingham, e, Howard . 1816
1012
L
See ne set
1328
Breringham, 1. Ever =
ham mg
Evers | Evers 5
Eynew neurt
Exeter, 2. Beaufort =
caley »
Fanhope and Milbroke,
1, Fanhope
1709
+ 1. Duncombe ed
Feversham, e. Sondes
Fife, 1. Duff
Finch, a Fordwich, 1
Finch ee
it itzhugh . 1512
Fitzjohn, I. Fitxjohn
Fitupoyne, 1. Fitzpayne
|, l. Fitaregi-
bert
Fitawalter, 1. Fitewalter
——— Radeliffe 1641
+1 Mildmay 1756
|. Fitzwarine 1469
Bourchi« 1636
1766
1297
1432
ll,
so I
Furnival, 1. De Furnival 1383
yl Talbot =. 1616
682 Halifax, m. Saville .
EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES.
ease: Sos
e.Monthermer. . 130)
+ + &. De Mande-
vil . - ~ It
. 10,
1660 Greenwich, d. Canapbell 174
(Campbell) ‘Townshend 174
Grendon, 1. De Grendon L|
Gresley, L Gresh
G of pee Gi iw
cs ip Bk dig
orth 1a
— of Powis, l. Grey
| De Wilton, 1. lea
m
— of W ok L Grey
Greystoke, |. Greystoke
Gin, L Onin
Guildford, countess Field~
a ery eer
a Maitland’
Hache, De Hache
@ Montague
EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES.
Phte’ = 100d
‘Hoo and Hastings, 1. Hoo 1453
Howard, of Roctick, ‘1.
2 Kerdeston, . De Keres
ton “
1013
Huntingdon, e. Angoa-
leme 1
Jolferies, 1. Jefferies. 1703
Jermyn, 1, Jermyn 1708, 1708
Keith, v. El
Kendal, 4.
+ duchess Sehulen.
—, d.ande. Grey.
Kent and Strathern, d.
Guelph se
Keppel v. Ki
founcy a.
Mountjoy, 1. Windsor 1728 Northworie, 1. De North.
wode ‘
—,
Multon, i Multon
‘Munchensi, I. Munchensi
mery "
——, duchess Segrave 1899 ————-,e. Clare. 1176
e.De Brotherton 1838 ————, e, Mareschal 1245
je. De Valence 1323
902 Boleyn . .. . D
Northampton, m. Parr” 1571 Perey, of Alnwick, ‘lk
——\_—§,e. St. Lin 1184 Ps Ser
;¢. Bohun 1372 Perth, 1. Drummond . 1800
Perrot, |. Perrot
Peterborough and Mon-
mouth, ¢. Mordaunt 1814
Pierrepont, l. Pierrepont
1204, 1715
Pinkney, Cree 1301
bb ee 300
Pisite Plaite >; 1321
Plays, 1. De ys
Pa Be enet 1312
Port, 1. Port. «1807
Portland, e. Weston. 16ui
1016 EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES,
Portsmouth, St. John, of
+ + 1734 ~LStJohn . «1313
Powis, m. Herbert 1748 7 L
oT Herbert fates std GOL yt
——-, l. Herbert, ——
barony was claimed by St John... 107
John Kynaston’ Pow- of »
all, ems 20th. June, St.John. 1498, 1572
Poyni 1. Poynings , 1545 St. Philibert, L Philibert 1359
Polats, |e Points *St. Quintin, 1. De St.
E
Purbeck, v. Villiers > 1657 _ Quintin
iw Zi
1,¢ Guido (vise
count of Thouars)
+ & De Mes-
chines’ s,s 1282
4. Fitzroy + 1536
a Scuart 1624, 1672
. Savage 1728
—} countess Savage 1650
Robsart, Robeart s 1431
Rochester, e. Wilmot 1631
,eHyde . 1753
Rockingham, e. Watson 1746
———-,, m. Went-
worth Watson, «1788
1750
Romney, e. 8) ae
Ross, coy a
Roselyn, 1. Rosel
Rutland; e, Plantagenet 1403
Rythre, 1. Rythre
St, Alban's, 6. De Burgh 130
——"re Jermyn 1688
St. St. Amand, re hare ‘Amand isi
EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES.
: 1667
Stafford, e. Howard Staf-
Meant 7 1
—— |. How:
Zac Seaford. 18H
LStanhope . . 1675
Stapleton, l. Stapleton © 1343
‘Staunton, |, De Staunton 1316
Stawel, | Stawel .. 1755
—, of jerton,
ars)
e. Wentworth 1695,
1799
Strange, of Ellesmere, 1.
Strathbogie, 1. Strath.
Sag peer fe 1378
Stryvelin, l Stryvelin "1370
Stuteville, 1. Stuteville 1840
1eSndley. - 1336
d. Brandon =. 1551
Pape tg a
inderland, e. Scrope 10
Surrey,e. Warren. 1148
Snoea. ae
3 e 7
——-eFiualn . 1414
Sussex, ¢. Ratcliffe . 1641
——, e. Savile + 1671
——JeLennard . 1715
se. Yelverton 1799
——; and Arundel, e.
DeAlbini . 1
Sutton, |. Sutton " 1328, 1361
who, 17 June, 1782,
tt Soe, oosasely
t commonly
called Viscount Lisle,
1017
she derives her claim,
acquired no new ba«
rony, but being the
eldest son of his fa
ther, the earl of Lei-
cester, was summoned
into his father's bas
rony in tail male;
Sherefore the petitioner
no right, in con~
sequence of her grand.
er's summons and
sitting.”
Tadeaster, v. O'B:
Talbois, l. Talbois”
Talbot, e. Talbot =.
Tankerville, e. Grey
Tatshall, . De Tataball
Theveng, l. Theveng
‘Thomond, 1. O'Beyen
Thorpe, 1. Thorpe
Tibetor LTibetor —:
Todeni, lL. Todeni
Toni, De Toni
Vere, of Swainscamp, I
— of Tilbury, 1. Vere
1018 EXTINCT ENGLISH PEERAGES.
Ughtred, L Ughtred . 1365
Umfraville, L. Umfraville 1381
Upper, Omory, 1 Fitspe-
Uredale, L De Uvedsle 1336
., €. Mowhray
Warrington, e. Booth
Warwick, d. Beanchamp
——, e De Mau-
duit ae 5 LOO.
+ 7
1589
1759
3 e. D'Abitot
——,, « De New-
burgh” 5 es 1042
——, ¢. Marischal 1243
—, & De Ples-
sits os. e 1963
‘Watteville, L De Watte-
ville ? wAOST
Welles, 1. Hastings. 1503
Vv. Welles. 1498
1471
1815
Westmorland, e. Neville 1570
Wharton, d. Wharton 1731
Whittington, |. De Whit-
tington
Whitworth, e. Whit
worth . . + 1825
Williams, 1. Williams 1559
Willington, 1. Willing-
: age
——¢ .
Wimbledon, v. Cecil. 1638
—e. mame 1499
Windsor . ~ t
Worcester, e. De Bean-
mont . a . 1166
"y @ . We
te Det
po - 4s
——, « Tiptoft | 1485
Wotton, 1. "Wotton | 1630
,1. Kirkhoven 1682
Yarmouth, e. Paston 1732
_ ~, countess De
Walmoden. 1765
York, e. Le Gross 1179
Yorke, e. Otho (Duke of
Saxony) ~ 18
—-, 4. Plantagenet "146
——d. Plantagenet 1483
—la Tudors. 15
——, a. Stuart
“and Albany, d-
Guelph 1728, 1767, 1
Yorkshire, e. Odo en a if
Zouch, of Mortimer, 1. ist
of Codnor, L
Zouch =... 1
lolo
FORFEITED ENGLISH TITLES,
PROM THE CONQUEST IN 1066,
Creat. Names and Dignity. Forfeit. Rest.
1066 Baerrrvinee, earl of Hereford. Vo74
1075 Waltheof, earl of Huntingdon, Northumber-
land, and Northampton... «1075
1067 Montague, earl of Cornwall . 1106
1087 Monigoaey, earl of Arundel, Sussex, and
Shrewsbu 1102
1069 Cospatrick, earl of Northimnberland” . ° . 1072
1073 Guader, earl of Norfolk and Suffolk ~ . " 1076
1087 D’Abitot, earl of Worcester . .» 1123
1092 Mowbray, earl of Northumberland "1096
1136 Bigot, earl marshal and earl of Norfolk " . 1296
1138 De Ferrars, earl of Derb Lea Nottinghain
Restored as earl of on ee 1190
Tusised ogain << Ss ty 18GB
1139 Mandeville, earl of Essex =... “M44 ‘M154
114] D'Ipres, earl of Kent . - . 11b2
1159 Pudsey (hishop of Durham), earl of North
1197 Longespes, ear! of Salisha? aS Te
97 , earl is 31 by uk ERS
1206 De Montiord, eal of ari . 7 its
1243 Fitzalan, ear! of Arundel and Surrey |. 139% 1400
1258 Plantagenet, son of Henry III., earl of
Chester, Lancaster, and Lincoln. «13221327
1268 Beauchamp, earl of Warwick . . . 1308 1399
1269 Clifford, lord de Clifford e 14611485
1279 Plantagenet, earl of Dery, Lancaster, ‘md
Leicester 1329
1294 Tyes, lord Tyes, of Chilton” . 9. . | 1320
1204 Bardolph, lord Bardolph 1405
1204 De Roos, lord Roos, of Werke, 24th Geo. Tit,
1295 Fitawalter, lord Fitewalter ". . (14061429
1205 Grey lo lord’ a'Grey, of Witton + + + 1684. 1877
‘orfeited again + + 1603
1295 Touchet, lord t Anil, of ‘Hekigh + + 14907 1513
1297 Welles, lord W: <6) MIL 1485
1298 Clinton, lord incon se ee 1sbO 1483
1299 Tuchet, lord Tuchet =. e182
FORFEITED ENGLISH TITLES.
Forfeit.
tiakonal 1600
Barony cease te
14t7 a ache 1603,
a es marquess of Dorset, duke
1448 De la Pole, earl, marques, and duke of Suf-
folk, earl of Pernbroke .
Asearlof Suffolk . «
1449 Bt (ent of Ormond in Ireland) sj
1461 Hastings, lord Hastiny
1470 Nevile, marquess of Aaa reid Geka
ut Plantagenet Or of Warwick and Salisbury,
of Clarence Sy. eee
ronnie Salisbury.
- 1542
M7 ore of Huntingdon, marquess of Dorset tas
Howard, earl of Arundel and Surrey, carl und
dake of Norfolk « + 14a
Ae carl of Arindel and duke of Norfolk” 1972
wis
4
a seis ecaere "Norfolk * 5”
3 and No . .
‘As duke of Norfolk». se
1485 Ratcliffe, lord of Fitzwater °. |. |. 1498
1504 Pole, lord Montagu. we
1509 D'Arcy, lord D'Arcy, of Aston" . «1638
Wak Grurteay, mergues of eree | =” «188
1529 Hussey, lord Hussey "1538
1833 Boleyn’ marchioness of Pembroke, afterwards
wife of Henry VII. . + +1536
1536
1536 Hungerford, lord Hungerford, of Cadenham 1540
1547 lord Seymour, duke of Somerset Kg
1640 Cromwell, earl of Essex. 1540
1547 Parr, fess of Northampton aud Essex | 1560
1547 car, lord Seymour, of Sudley + 1549
1547 Wriothesley, earl of Southampton . «1601
1550 Paget, lord Paget, of Beaudesert . . 1586
W661 Dudley, dake of Northumberland". = 1803
1961 Grey, duke of Suffolk and earl of Dorset" 1558
1972 Devereux, (carl of Eve,) viscount Hereford,
1644 Widdrington, lord Widdrington 1715
1021
Rest.
1824
1645
1586 Seymour, viscount Beauchamp, earl of Hert-2 af" 569
1022 FORFEITED ENGLISH TITLEs.
Creat. Names and Dignity. Porfeit. Rest
1649 Howard, viscount Stafford Fe ye OOO
Attainder reversed by act of parliament 194
1660 Butler, duke of Ormond siahogs Say g STM
1663 Scot, duke of Monmouth . =... (1685
earlof Doncaster... 1763
1686 Radcliffe, earl of Derwentwater “ae IID
1687 Fitz-James, duke of Berwick. =. 1099
1712 St. John, viscount Bolingbroke an aay 2918
1718 Wharton, duke of Wharton . . 1728
1023
EXTINCT, OR DORMANT PEERAGES OF
SCOTLAND,
Apexcnomate, 1 San-
Abernethy, 1. Abernethy
Al Gordon
Albany, d. Stuart.
+d. Stuart.
—} 4. Fifeand Mon-
teith,e. Stuart.
Altree, 1. Keith"
Angus, e. Umfraville
Annandale, m. Johnstone
tind of the hlfSulod,
George, 4th marquess
nandale.
3 €. Camp!
ding se
1223 Cy
1536 tele of Pittenweem,
Stewart e
1541 “caries L Carlyle.” 1770
1612 Carrick, e. Bruce + ile
1437 ——, e. Bruce. 134
5 @ Stewart . 1652
5 e- Kileonath
——,e Bruce . 13383
¢. Bruce 1341
Cheyney, of Newhaven,
1639 Dum! e 717
1805 Dunbar, v. Cons + 1700
1772, ———,, |. Stewart . 1979
1436 Evandale,1. Stewart "1460
1306 Ethen, |. King . . 1650
1024 EXTINCT PEERAGES OF SCOTLAND.
Fife, e. Macduff
Findlater and Seafield, e.
Ogil ares
Glasford, |. Abercrombie
*Glencairn, e. Cunning-
ham. ‘The earldom was
claimed by sir Adam
Ferguson, bt., sir Wal-
ter Montgomery Cun-
ningham, bt., and lady
Harriet Don; and on 13
July, 1797, the house of
lords resolved ‘ that sir
Adam Ferguson has
shewn himself to be the
heir-General of Alex-
ander, earl of Glen-
~ cairn, who died in 1670,
but hath not made out
the right of such heir-
general to the dignity
gt of Gleneaien."
laddington, v. Ramsa
Haliburton,” L. Halibure
ton .
Hay and Becolie, |. Hay
Hay 1. Hay (carl of Care
lisle, in England)
Holyroodhouse, 1
well
Hyndford, e. Carmichael
‘The earldom of Hind-
ford is claimed by ma-
jor John Carmichael,
of the 6th
guards; and the title
of baron Carmichael,
conjoined with the earl-
dom of Hyndford, is
claimed by’ sir James
Carmichael-Smyth, bt.
Irvin, v. Ingram”,
—, e. Campbell
Kilwilling, 1. Balfour
Kinelaven, Stewart
Kingston, vs Seaton.
Kintyre, l. Campbell.
¥.
‘Monteith’ and Airth, e
Graham. - .
Methven, 1. Stewart
and on 6 June 1793,
the house of lords re-
solved, that the peti-
tioner had no right to
the title.”
COliphant, Oliphant
Orkney, €. Sinclair
Ormond, m, Stuart.
Oxenford, v. Macgill >
Panmure, e. Valoniis
Fittenwee, 1. Stewart
Polworth, 1.
This barony is claimed
EXTINCT PEERAGES OF SCOTLAND.
by dame Anne-Pater-
son Anstruther, widow
‘Ross, |. Ross .
—, e. Ross. This earl-
1764
- 1603
1025
Rothsay, d. Carrick, ¢.
Bruce
Rutherford, L Ruther.
Solway ‘Douglas ” i
Iway, @. - 1778
py Lindsay. This
ay was claimed by
. but was
Sjonea vyaisonenct
lords, who resolved, 18
April 1785, “ that the
petitioner had no right
to the barony of Spy-
401
St. Colm, 1. Stuart . 1660
Stirling, ©. Alexander 1739
Strathern, e. Murray . 1346
+ @ Stewart — 1370
Taras, e. Scott - —-1760
Tiviot, v. Rutherford 1664
‘The barony of Ruther
ford in remainder.
——, v. Spencer. 1700
Wigtoun, e. Fleming " 1760
“Claimed by Hamilton
Fleming, esq-, 18 April
1778, but was
by the house ot toni,
who resolved, “ that
the petitioner had no
right to the titles, ho-
nours, and dignities,
claimed by his petition.”
1026
FORFEITED TITLES IN THE PEERAGE
OF SCOTLAND.
FROM 1037 TO THE PRESENT TIME; AND WHEN ANY OF
THEM WERE RESTORED.
Creat. Names and Dignity. Forfeit. Rest.
1037 Gricunist, earl of Angus . + + 1307 1340
1051 Douglas, lord Douglas vets 1D
1129 Maowilliam, earl of Caithness. |. 1200
1129 Cospatrick, earl of March’ = es 1484
1129 Cumin, lord Badenoch =. s+ (1306
1129 Brechin, lord Brechin. - + + (1437
1162 Maleolm, earl of Ross =» = + (1434
1220 Cumin, earl of Buchan + 1347
1240 Hastings, earl of Athol, Strathbogie . ” . 1827
1313 Randolph, earl of Murray, Douglas» 1455
1346 Douglas earl of Douglas, and earl of Angus’ 1455
1364 Sutherland, lord Duffus’ . + 1715 106
1374 Stewart, earl of Atholl. . + +1487
1383 Lyon, lord Glammis . +s ~~ 1538 1643
1399 Stewart, duke of Albany =. +e. 425
1431 Fraser, lord Lovat =. + + +s 7M
1444 Douglas,earl of Ormond = - + +1855
1444 Douglas, lord Balvenie - + +s 1555
1445 Crichton, lord Crichton + 1483
1455 Keith, lord Keith, 1550, earl Marischal "1715
1457 Erskine, lord Erskine, 1051, earl of Mar 1715 1824
1457 Douglas, lord Dalkeith, and earl of Morton 1481 1483
1468 Boy, lord Boyd, 1452; barony restored, earl
of Arran + 1460 1482
1470 Stewart, lord Darnley, earl of Leanox” + 1542 1568
1473 Home, lord Home. + 1516 1521
1486 Ramsay, lord Bothwell . 9. - (1488
1487 Ruthve en! bccn! . . . . on ‘1587
1488 Lindsey, earl of Craveford, 1399, duke of Mon-
trose, but allowed as duke of Montrose for
life only
Lindsay, restored to ihe honours of Craw.
ford 1489
1503 Hamilton, lord Hamilton, 1445, cart of Armin 1570 1585
1566 Maxwell, lord Herries - «17
FORFEITED SCOTS TITLES.
Names and Dignity. Forfeit.
re “Hepburn, earl of Bartell duke of Orkney
(third husband to the queen) 1577
1681 Stewart, lord Hamilton, Aberbrothick, and
Bothwellhaugh, and earl of Arran. . 1685
1581 Stewart, earl of Orkney eee teen |
1581 Ruthven, earlof Gowrie. ~ + 158s
—— forfeited again 1600
1681 Maxwell, lord Maxwel, 1424, “earl of Niths-
1583 mane, lord Hales, and earl Bothwell (son
1603 Eiphinstom lord Balmerino 1745
(605 Drummond, lord Drummond, 1487, earl of
ferth ; created duke of Perth by James IT.,
after his abdication =. 1690
1605 Seton, lord Fyere, 1591, earl of Dumfermline 1630
1006 Ramsey, viscount Addington (earl of Holder-
ness, in England) Parser |
1607 Balfour, lord jurleigh . 4}. TNS
(607 Drammond, lord M: ae Perr a6
1607 Bipkinaton, lord Coupar (second son of James,
Tord Balmerino ; this tile merged in that of
Balmerino in 1699). - Se 1745
1607 Preston, lord . . . 1715
1610 Balfour, lord Kil inning . . . . 17
1616 Melvill, lord Melvil 1683
1624 Mackenzie, lord Kintail, 1609, viscount Fort
rose, and earl of Seaforth . . - 1716
1628 Dalzell, lord Dalzell 1715
1633 Gordon, lord Lochinvar, and viscount Ken-
ure +) Pop haapelia Maa
1633 Livingston, lord Livingston ere
1633 Carnegie, lord C 1606, earl of Southesk 1718
1633 Forbes, lord Pitsligo 45
1633 Wem: es Wemyss and Methill, and earl
of 1745
1d Ogilvie, to lod vie, L471, earl of Airly ine
(639 Dalzell, lo Loab, earl of Camnwath 1716
1630 Taigsioe, lord Livingston, 1699, earl a
. 5
1641 Campbell, earl and marquess of Argyll . "1661
——— restored Seas ae?
1641 ———— forfeited again =.» =, (1680
1621
1689
164
1786
1028 FORFEITED SCOTS TITLES.
Creat. Names and Dignity. Forfeit.
1642 Crichton, visoount Frendraught + « 1690
1645 Galloway, lord Dunkeld 3 woe OM
1646 Maule, lord Maule, and earl of Panmure. 1715
1650 Sutherland, lord Duffs . . - 1715
z lord Clermont and Fettercairn,
earlofMiddleton . - . + | 1605
1661 Boyd, earl of Kilmarnock 1745
1661 Livingston, lord Campsie, viscount Kilsyth "1715
1677 Keith Falconer, lord pate ome 1647, east of
1681 Nairne, lord J . oT
1685 Mackenzie, lord Macleod and
and viscount Tarbot . 1745
1636 Drummond, viscount Strathallan,
derty, and Drummond, of Cromlix «1385
1636 d, viscount
earl of M created lord Graham, in
England, and duke of Melfort, in Scotland,
by James IL, after his abdication ==.” ‘1690
1703 Mackenzie, earlof Cromartie =. . . 1748
1029
IRISH TITLES
EXTINCT SINCE THE UNION.
1802 Bateman, viscount
Ross, earl
Monntrath, earl, but the
barony of Castle-Coote
continued
1804 Holmes, baron
1806 Pery, viscount
‘Macartney, earl
Glermont, ‘earl, but the
viscounty continued
1807 Oxmantown,viscount,but
the earldom of Rosse,
and barony of Oxman-
18il nae ille, vi
eville, viscount
1813 Cremorne, viscount, but
the barony of Cremorne
continued
1OLA Belvedere, carl
Howe, viscount
1815 Callan, baron
Glandore, earl, and vis-
count Crosbie, but the
barouy of Brandon con-
tim
1816 Sundeslin, baron
Vou. 11.
1816 Massereene, earl, bus the
viscounty and barony of
Loughneagh devolved on
the earl’s only daugh-
ter, Harriet, viscountess
‘Massereene
1818 Upper Ossory, earl of
1820 Dublin, earl
Ormonde, marquess of,
bus the’ enridom conti:
1821 Tyree, baron
1822 Bulkeley, viscount
1823 Glenbervie, baron.
Faroham, earl and vis-
count, but the barony
continued
1829 Carhampton, earl
Clermont, viseount
Blesinton, earl
1830 Kilwarden, viscount
AA
1030
EXTINCT PEERAGE OF IRELAND,
WITH THE DATES ANNEXED WHEN THEY BECAME
EXTINCT.
The first is the ley the second the footy na name, * dormant
les, + possessed Ei
-ALLINGTON, |. Alling- Carli: ve . a
tAsttworon, | Alig Tac? Seat cemaaae |
Aamir ces 1a) 4709 Ome eceaanigs Bam
. . ve . |
Antrim, m. Mac Done Castlecoote, b. 1827
g ~"” y682 4Castlehaven, e. Tuchet 1777
—,, again 1791 Castlemaine, e. Palmer 1705
‘Aig 6. Cromwell = +Castleton, v. Saunderson ue
‘Arran, e. But) z Catherlough, e. Knight
——} again. «1759 ————- Fane. 1762
Balfour, Balfour . 1634 Charleville, e. Moore 1764
Baltimore, 1. Calvert . 1773 Chaworth, v. Chaworth 1640
Baltinglass, v. Roper Chichester, L Chichester 1624
Bateman, v. Bateman 1802 Clanbrassil,e. Hamilton 1678
Balyan, 1. Kavanagh jn ee
Barrymore, e. Barry . 1824 Clanmorris, vy. De Burgh
Beaumont v. Beaumont Clanricarde,m. Doman a
Belmont v Bard 3
Belvedere, e. Rochfort 1814 Clermont, v. is
Bellew, 1. Bellew 1770 Clontarfe, 1. Rawson . 1560
Bellamont, e. Kirkhaven 1682 Clare, v. Nugent. 1779
+ Coote . 1766 Clermont, e. Forteseue 1806
———~, again.
Blakeney, 1. Blakeney 1761 Coleraine, L Hare
aed . a soompen — - —]
again « 1829 +Coningsby, v. ingsby
Bah cha’ HE tein Seng
lundell, v. Blune at mn ve
Bowes hams
Bulkeley v. Bulkeley 1822 +D'Amory,1. D'Amory 1321
Butler v. Butler . 1613 +Delaval, 1. Delaval “. 1809
Caher, 1. Butler . . 1560 Desmond,e. Preston . 1620
Callan, L. . 1815 Doewra, 1. Docwra
Carbery, e, Vaughan . 1712 Doncrae St Leger 1767
+1 Birmingham 1541 +Dublin, e. Guelph 1820
Carhampton, ¢. Luttrell 1829 Ducie v. Duce». "1000
Carlingford, e. Taafe 1704 Downe, v. Pope ~ 1660 ]
EXTINCT PEERAGE OF IRELAND, 1031
Londonderry, e Ridgway me
Longford, «. Seta iyo
Longueville v. Longfield 1811
Louth, e. Birmi 1329
—, e. Birmi 1799
+Macartney, e. Macart-
1816
playa 1 Maynard ter
‘Micklethwaite, L Mickle. .
thivaite + 1784
Milford, b. Phillips . "1823
+Milton, 1. Dumer ” . 1908
Montalt de, 1. Mande eu
—,
Mount Cashel, v. Davis ives
Mountjoy, l Blount 1682
‘Mount Leinster, v. Che-
vers
Mountrath, e. Coote . 1802
Ormonde, m. Butler . 1820
Oxmantown, v. Harman 1807
Panmure, e. Maule . 1781
Penrhyn, |. Pennant 1008
Perceval, |. Perceval
Pery, ¥- 806
Bern Pig 1715
cal a 1783
row ys Wing.
msc Ne 4
——, again "1717
Ranelagh, ¢. Jones. 1711
iL Cole. ” . 1754
1032
Shannon, v. Boyle 1740
Shelburne, e. Petty 1750
Shipbrooke, e. Vernon 1783
Shuldham, 1. Shuldham 1798
Sidney, 1. Cosby. 1774
St. George, L St. George 1775
Sunderlin, . Malone. 1816
Sundon, Clayton . 1732
‘Tara, v. Preston . 1674
Torah... . 1821
Thomond, e. O'Brien 1741
——, again. 1974
Tracy, ve Tracy.” «1907
‘Tracton, 1. Dennis 1781
Tylney,e. Tyney — . 1784
Tyrawley, lL. Cut” 1821
‘Tyroonnel, ¢. Fitzwilliam 1667
EXTINCT PEERAGE OF IRELAND.
‘Tyreonnel, v. Brownlow 1784
‘Tyrone, e.La Poer . 1704
Ulster, e. Mortimer . 1424
t+—, e. Guelph. . 1728
teagan ©. 1767
agin =. 1897
Upper Ossory, e. Fitzpa-
trick =... (1818
Valentia, v. Power «1642
Vane,v.Vane - . 1789
Verney, e. Verney 17a
Wandesford, e. Wandes-
fod age ay
Waltham, l. Olmi 1787
Wellesley, 1. Wellesley
Wenman, v. Wenman 1800
Whitworth, L Whit
worth «4 51885
Windsor, v. Windsor 1798
Wilmot, v. Wilmot. 1681
Wyndham, 1. Wyndham 1745.
FORFEITED TITLES IN THE PEERAGE OF
IRELAND.
Creat. Names and Dignity. Forfeit.
M81 De Councr, earl of Ulster, baron Kingsley
niccy, and Ringrone A 1203
kebiin Kagel i
4181 De Fleming, lord Fleming, baron of Slane
4316 Fitzgerald, ar of Kildares and baron Offaley_ 1536
1328 Butler, earl of Ormond. 1461
1329 Fitzgerald, earl of Desmond ©. . |. 1582
1385 De Vere, maryuess of Dublin Eameciey 7)
1461 Barnewall, lord Trimlestown . . . 1641
1478 Preston, viscount Gormanston 1691
1491. Roche, visoount Fermoy, and baron Roche, o of
Coslea . - . . . 1652
535 Grey, viscount Gran . . . . 1541
1541 Plunket, lord Lams . . . . lor
774 et lord Dunboyne « . . .
541 Fitzpatrick, lord Upper +. 1691
1541 Plunkett, ord Louth Barts 607
1542 O'Neil, earl of Tyrone, and baron Dungannon 1612
1548 Easince, viscount Baltinglass and baron Port-
+ 1585
1565 Macarthy, earl of Clancare, and baron of Vaz ag
3 ‘ 1
1580 Be lord Castle Connel 1691
1603 O'Donnel, earl of ‘Tyreonnel, and baron of
1616 ache earl of Castlehaven, and baron Orier 1631
1618 Bourke, Jord Brivas = "s+ ++ NG
621 Dillon, viscount Dillon. +.) 1690
Toa2 Nettrvile vistount Nettarvils .”. ” . 1689
1623 Mallowne, lord Clanmallowne
1623 Magenis, viscount Iv
1627 Macguire, lord Ennis 1644
1627 Monson, viscount Gaslemsine “and ‘baron of
Balli
1628 Plunket, earl of Fingal, and baron Killeen "1641
1629 O'Demsey, viscount Clanmaller
1646 Butler, viscount Galmoyne . . + 1690
1660 Barryylord Santry | + e+ 780
1661 O'Beyen, viscount Clare 1591
1064 Macarey, viscount Mounteashel, and baron of
Inchy
Rest.
1205
1954
70
1795
1800
1786
1828
1800
1632
1792
PORFEITED IRISH TITLE
1686 Talbot, carl of Tyrenaned
1715 Wheres, margees of ©
Soa
=
WISH TITLES GRANTED BY KING 34MEs
ABDICATION, YOT ALLOWED
1689 Talbot, dake of Tyreonnel, extinct.
1639 Nugent, loed Riverston.
1689 Bourke, lord De Burgh, of Bophin, meng
of Chnricarde,
1006
ENGLISH AND IRISH PEERAGES
CONFPERRED OR RESTORED BY EACH OF OUR SOVEREIGNS
DURING THEIR RESPECTIVE REIGNS.
Trish; Eng. Irish | Eng.
William L 0 20 Richard IIL 0 &
William IL 0 4 Henry VII. 0 20
Henry I. 0 5 Henry VIII. 17 66
Stephen 0 18 Edward 2 23
Henry II. 7 9 Mary 0 9
Richard I. 0 6 i 3 29
John 4 8 James I. $5 98
Henry IIL. | 22 Charles I. 57 =| 130
Edward I. 0 | 164 Charlies IT. 41 | 137
Edward II 4 63 James II. 5 Il
Edward ITL 4 81 Wm. and Mary| 14 46
Richard Il. 2 34 Anne 8 4]
Henry IV. 2 17 eorge I. 54 60
Henry V. 0 "8 George IL 76 90
Henry VL 0 | 87 George IIL. 268 | 254
Edward IV. 3 57 George IV. 12 50
Edward V. 0 William IV. 1 }
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WUMBER OF CHAPLAINS THE PEERS MAY QUALIFY.
Archbishop . . 8| Baron . . , , 2
Dake ° a) ° 6 ni ht of the Garter Cour 2
arquess se ‘ ° 5 » Marchioness, Coun-
Earl ° oe 5] tess, or Baroness, being
Viscount - .« #5] widows. . . 2
Bishop. , 6
THE MOST NOBLE ORDER OI
GARTER.
INSTITUTED BY EDWARD 111, 19 saxvan’
Tw habit and ensigns of the Order are a sure
mantle, hood, George, collar, cap, and feathers; |
were assigned by the founder, Edward III. ; the oth
VII. The motto on the garter und star is, Ho:
MAL ¥ PENsE— Dishonoured be he who thinks ill :
garter is of blue velvet bordered with gold. | The ¢
igure of St. George on horseback, in armour, em
on with a tilting spear, the whole of gold, enamel
be enriched with jewels, at the pleasure of the po
worn across the right shoulder, pendent to a dark o
riband. ‘The collar is of gold, weighing thirty
weight, and contains twenty-six garters, ensmelle
each a rose gules, and as many knots, enamelled wh
is pendent the George, as above. Charles I. orda
knights should always, in public, wear, embroidered
side of their coats or cloaks, the cross of St. George
with the garter, with rays of silver, forming a +
ts.
Pe At « chapter, eld 3 June 1706, a new statute wi
daining that in future the Order should consist of +
and twenty-five knights, exclusive of the sons of hi
his successors, who have been or shall be elected kr
same most noble order.
KNIGHTS
OF THE MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE G
THE SOVEREIGN.
Duke of Cumberland King of Wurtembu
Duke of Sussex Duke of Saxe Mein
Dake of Cambridge Earl of Chatham
Duke of Gloucester Earl of Westmorela
Prince of Saxe Cobourg Earl Spencer
Emperor of Austria Marquess Camden
ing of Prussia Duke of Rutland
ig of Spain Earl of Hardwicke
King of the Netherlands Duke of Beanfort
King of Denmark ‘Marquess of Staffor
Charles X. Ex-King of France Earl of Lonsdale
Emperor of Russia ‘Marquess of Welles!
fee
Duke of Montrose ‘Marquess of Hertford
Duke of Newcastle ‘Marquess of Bath
Duke of Wellington Dake of Dorset
Earl Bathurst Duke of Leeds
‘Marquess of A: Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Northumberland Marquess of Exeter
Duke of Buckingham and Duke of Richmond
Chandos Duke of Bedford
OFFICERS IN THE ORDER OF PRECEDENCY.
Charles Richard Sumner, D.D., lord bishop of Winchester, pre-
late of the Order.
‘Thomas Burgess, D.D., lord bishop of Salisbury, chancellor.
Hon. and Rev. Dr. Hobart, dean of Windsor, registrar.
Sir George Nayler, knt., garter principal king of arms.
Sir Thomas Tyrwhit, knt., wsher of the black rod.
James Pulman, esq,, depuly.
ie
THE MOST ANCIENT ORDER OF THE
THISTLE.
‘Tuts ancient Order is said to have been instituted by king
Achaius, and the collar was added by king James V._ ‘The in-
stitution having however fallen into desuetude, king James II,
in May 1667, revived it, and it was finally re-established
queen Anne, ‘31 Dec. 1703. In Feb. 1714-15, king George 1.
confirmed the statutes of queen Anne, and added others, par-
ticularly that of making rays of glory to surround the figure of
St. Andrew, which is suspended to the collar ; and his majesty
was pleased, in 1717, to order, that, in future, chaj of
election should be held in the royal presence; and that the order
should consist of the sovereign and twelve knights. By statute
8 May 1827, this number was extended to sixteen.
"The star is worn on the left side of the coat or cloak, and con-
sists of « St. Andrew's cross of silver embroidery, with rays
going out betwixt the points of the cross ; on the middle thereof
& thistle of gold and green, upon a field of green, and round the
thistle and field a circle of gold, having on it the following motto
sie order, in letters of green: Nexo me trys LACEsAIT
jo man injures me with impunity). badge or jewel
Sateen porns x goons vibaad bene tha baAiganiaees ah pe
under the arm ; it consists of the image of St. Andrew, with the
goss before, enamelled and chased on rays of gold, the cross and
1038 ORDER OF THE BATH.
at the middle thereof, shall be hung before the image of St. An-
drew, as above; the whole of gold enamelled.
N.B. There being no installation of this Order, the Knight
wears the collar and star immediately afer his investiture.
KNIGHTS
OF THE MOST ANCIENT AND MOST NOBLE ORDER
OP THE THISTLE.
THE SOVEREIGN.
1. Duke of Sussex, K.G. 9. Earl of Cassilis
2 Earl Cai 10. Earl of Lauderdale
3. Earl of Aberdeen 11. Viscount Melville
B: Earl of Abe Ii Earl of Aboyme
5. Earl of enn: of
© Marquom of Allesbuty 14. Earl of Fife
7. Marquess of Tweedale 15. Earl of Mi
8. Marquess of Queensberry 16. Duke of
OFFICERS IN THE ORDER OF PRECEDENCY.
Dr. William-Lawrence Brown, dean of the Order.
Earl of Kinnoul, Lord Lyon king of arms.
Lord Robert Ker, secretary.
Robert Quarme, &5q., gentleman usher of the green ros.
a
THE MOST HONOURABLE MILITARY
ORDER OF THE BATH.
Frost very early times it appears to have been the custom sf
the kings of England, on certain high ceremonials of a
nature, as coronations, royal marriages, and the creation of their
eldest sons princes of Wales, to ereate a number of Knights, who
from the ceremony of bathing, which they went through an the
igi of their creation, were ‘denominated Knights af the Bath
The earliest instance of which we have any Feoard, is the
coronation of king Henry IV. 1399; and the most recent that
of king Charles 1. In the year 1725, king George I. revived
the Order, and enacted statutes for its regulation, by which ir
was ordained to consist of the Sovenerow and 37 Kyrouts
Comranions. The apparel to consist of a sureoat and mantle
‘of red + Mnad three
ORDER OF THE BATH.
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1040 ORDER OF THE BATH.
‘The civil knights grand crosses retain the old badge and star
of the Order.
No knight can wear the collar before his installation.
The star of the commanders is in the form of a cross patée of
silver, having the same centre as the grand crosses, but no gd
‘Maltese cross thereon.
ORDER OF THE BATH. 104)
KNIGHTS
OF THE MO8T HONOURABLE MILITARY ORDER OF
THE BATH.
INSTITUTED 1399, REVIVED 1725.
THE SOVEREIGN,
PRINCES OF THE BLOOD
ROYAL, KNIGHTS GRAND
CROSSES, NOT INCLUDED IN THE NUMBER TO WHICH
THE FIRST CLASS OF THE ORDER IS LIMITED.
Field-Marshal his R. H. the Duxe of Cumsrntawp, K.G.
Field-Marshal his R. H. the Duxe of Campatper, K.G.
Field-Marshal his R. H. the Duxe of GroucesTER, K.G.
Field-Marshal his R. H. Parxce Leoroxp, of Saxe-Cosure,
KG,
KNIGHTS GRAND CROSSES.
Anglesey, Gen, Henry, Mar-
qesch Zhtlussrs, KS,
S., K.G., &e.
Barnes, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Ed-
ward, Col. 78th Foot, K.M.T.
wendish, 11th Dragoons
Beresforis Gen. Viscount Ws
Carr, Gov. of Jersey, K.T.S.,
16th Foot
Gen. Sir Robert,
Bye Us eben Sir John,
» Lieut. it John,
“Col 2a We
"9
Camy bell, Maj Gen. Sir Ar-
or ee
a Gen. Sir Alured, 7th
cin, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Wil-
liam-Henry, 66th Foot
Cockburn, Admiral Rt. Hon.
the
Cole, Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir Gal-
Colville, Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir
Charles, K.C. and K.T.S.
Combermere, Gen. Stapleton,
Lond, KTS, KS, and
G.T,
Dalhousie, Lieut.-Gen.
Earl of 26th Foote”
Don, Gen. Sir George, 36th
Foot, and Lieut.-Gor. of Gi-
Doyle, Lieut.-Gen. Sir John,
bart., K.C., 87th S78 Fook, and
Gov. of Charlemont ma
Viscount, K.C8., KS.F,
Fano Leni Gen, Sir H
‘ane, Lieut.
Foley, Sir Thoms, Admiral
Gambier, Admiral Jamos, Lond
Gordon,’ Gen. Georges ‘Duke
1042 ORDER OF
Hardinge, Right Hon. Major-
Gen. Sir Henry
Hewett, Gen. Right Hon. Sir
George, bart., lst Foot
Hill, General Rowland, Lord,
K.T.S., K.M.T., and K.S.G.
Hislop, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thos.,
ape Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir
Alexander, 47th Foot, Lieut.
Gov. of Edinburgh Castle
Hope, Vice-Admiral Sir Wil-
liam-Johnstone
Honstoun, Lient.-Gen. Sir Wil-
liam, Col. 20th Foot
Howard, of Effingham, Lieut.-
Gen., K.A., Lord, 70th Foot
Howden, Gen. John-Francs,
Lord, K.C., 43d. Foot
Johnson, Gen. Sir Henry, bart.,
Sth Foot, and Gov. of Ross
tle
Keats, Admiral Sir R. Good-
win, Major-Gen. of the Royal
‘Marines
Kempt, Lieut.-Gen. Sir James,
Slat Foot, KM. Ty KG,
and K.S.W,
Keppel, Gen. Sir William, 67th
Kgl ‘Admiral Sir Charles-
Henry, bart,
Londondersy, ‘Lieutenant-Gen,
Charles-William, Marquess
of 10th Drag, KS. K.8.G.,
Ludiow, Gen, George-James,
Earl of, 38h Foot, and Lt.
Gov. of Berwick
CIVIL KNIGHTS
Bagot, Right. Hon. Sir Charles
Barlow, “Sir George Hilaro,
Bloomfield, Lord
Canning, Right Hon. Sir Swrat-
ford
THE BATH.
East India Company's ser-
Manin Admiral Sir
Gen. Henry, Earl o,
ba Foot, vag Gov. of Sear.
Oswald, Tisut-Gea. Sir Je
‘3oth Foot od
Pakenham, Admiral Hon. Sir
hart. Sth Drag. aad Gov. of
Berwi
igh, Admiral Sir
Edward x
Wellington, Field - Marshal,
Duke of, K.G.
Whitshed, Admiral Sir James-
Hawkins
GRAND CROSSES.
Farnbar hy Right Hon, Lord
Gordon, werey ‘Sir Robert
Granville, Viscount
‘Weytedoary, Lark
ORDER OF THE BATH,
a oe Hon, Sir Frede-
ight Hon, Sir Robert
t Hon. Sir Arthur
|, Viscount, K.T.S.
oe
1043
Stuart de Rothsay, Right Hon.
Lord
‘Thornton, Right Hon. Sir Ed.
ward
HONORARY KNIGHTS GRAND CROSSES.
Alten, Major-Gen. Count
Volkousky, Gen. his Highness
Wirtemberg, his Majesty the
King of
Woronzow, Gen. Count
Wrede, Field - Marshal, his
Highness Prince of
Zieten, Gen. Count
OFFICERS OF THE FIRST CLASS IN THE ORDER OF
PRECEDENCY,
Dean of the Order, John Ireland, D.D., Dean of Westminster.
Genealogist and blanc coursier herald, Sit George Nayler, kat
ES.A., Garter king of arms,
K.C.T.S. and K.!
Bath king of arms, Fulke Greville, et
m usher
Frederick Beltz, esq., F.S.A.
Messenger, James Pulman, esq.
‘ary, Captain Seymour, R.
the scarlet rod, and Brunswick herald, George-
SECOND CLASS.
TO CONSIST OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
KNIGHTS
COMMANDERS OF THE BATH.
Adam, Major-Gen. Sir Frede-
rick, K.M.'T. and K.8.A,
“ns i, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Wil-
~ Yam
Anson, Lieut.-Gen. Sir George,
KTS.
Arbuthnot, Major-General Sir
‘Thomas, knt., 71st Foot
Col. Sir
Arnold, Major-Gen. John
Aylmer, Liewt~Gen. Lord
Barlow, Sir Robert, kt Capt
ere: Maj en Sir A. F.
Admiral Sir
Bayntun,
whe
rk, Vice-Admiral Lord
A.
= Major-Gen. Sir
Bal; Siajoniea: Sir Henry
Berl Colonel Sir Gai F.,
and S.W.
len ORDER OF THE BATH.
Beresford, Vice-Admiral Sir
TS
Doveton, Sir J.,
a “Col. Sir G.-R., 534
Bunk vosd, Hon. Vie-Admiral
Sir Henry, bart.
Bhir. Lieut.-Gen. Robert
Bbiency, Major-Gen, Sir Ed-
ward, K.T.S., 7th Poot
Bourerie, Hon. Major-Gea. Sir
Heary-F., KS!
Brenton, Captain Sir J., bart,
RN. RCSF. and M.
Brown, Major-Gen. Sir Thos.
Banbury, Major-Gea. Sir H.
E, bart.
Cameron, Major-Gen. Sir John,
Dallas, M.
Dickson, Lieut.-Col. Sir Jere-
Dicksoo, Col Sir Alexifider
K.T.S, Royal Artillery
Disney, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Moore,
15ch Foor
Donkin, Major-Gen,
Gomme, Lieut.
lism-Maynard
Gordon, Liewt.~G
ba
rt.
Gordon, Capt. Sit
Gore, Vice-Admi
Gould, Vice-~Adn
vidge
Grant, Major-Ge
J
Halkett, Major-G
Lieut.-Gov. of
Halsted, Vice~Adi
Hamilton, Rear.
Hardinge, Col. Sit
Hargood, Vice -
William
ill, Col. Sir 4
Hoe Lient-Col
Hotham, Vice-Ai
Sir Heary
Hotham, Kear -,
William
Inglis, Lieut.-Gen
ORDER OF THE BATH.
Bf Major-Gen. Sir R.
jackson, Major.
Jones, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Richard
Keane, Major-Gen. Sir John,
Gov. of St.
King, | VicecAdm: Sir Richard,
Kulght, Admiral Sir John
Latorey, Viee-Admiral Bir F.,
Lake, Vice-Admiral, Sir Wil-
loughhy-Thomas
Lambert, Lieut.-Gen. Sir John,
K.8.W., M.J., and W.
Lee, Vice-Admiral Sir Richard
oh ee pas Hon. Sir Prit
Leith, Col. Sir Alexander
ra, eres: Sir Hudson,
Lae, Hon Lient.-Gen. Sir
William, Gov. of Bermada
‘Major-Gen. Sir James,
KS, and M.J., Lieut.-Gov.
Macfarlane, ‘Lieut-General Sir
ti
Robert
‘M*Mahon, Major-Gen. Sir T.,
‘Maitland, Major-Gen. Sir Pe-
rere K.NW., Lieut-Gor.
Maidafhe Rear Admiral ir
MiLeun, Major Gen. Sir John,
Mins. ‘Major-Gen. Sir Hec-
‘Malcolm, Viee-Adm. Sir Pul-
‘Maloolta, Ldeut.-Col, Sir James
Martindély Major-Gen. Sir
ay, HicutColone sir John,
o, VioesAunival Sir David,
aie Vioe anal sir Bai,
Montresor, Lieut-General Sir
‘Moore, Vice-Adm. Sir Graham
te
1045
Moorsom, Vice-Admiral Sir
Robert -
Niall," Major -Géueral Sir
a8
on ‘Major-Gen. Hon.
Sirkw.
Otway, Rear-Admiral Sir R.
Owen, Rear-Admiral Sir E. W-
©. R, RN.
Paulett, Vice-Admiral Lord
Henry
Pellew, Vice-Adm, Sir Israel
Pratt, Major-Gen. Sir Charles
Pringle, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. H.
-, Major-Gen. Sir Theo-
us
ll, Major-Gen. Thomas
Robinson, Lieut.-Gen. Sir F.
Philips
Ross, Lieut.-Col. Sir Hew D.,
KT.8., Royal Artillery
Rowley, Vice- Admiral Sir
, K.M.T.
Rowley, Vice-Adm. Sir Josins,
bart.
Sawyer, Admiral Sir Herbert
Scovell, Col. Sir George, Royal
Wi ‘Train
+, Rear-Adm. Sir M.,
RN.
Smith, ‘Admiral Sir W. Sidney,
KS. and K.F.M.
Smith, Major-Gen. Sir Lionel
Somerset, Lieut.-Gen. Lord
RE. KMT., 8.W., and
KTS.
Somerset, Col. Lord Fitaroy-
ae ery KM.
‘Adiniral’ Hon. Sir
ford, Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir
ain K.T.S. dist Foot
Stovin, nym Sir Frede-
» 92d Fe
Talbot, Vice-Adun, Sir John,
Torrens, Major-Gen,Sir Henry,
Gal, Royal Aftican Corps
ORDER OF THE BATH.
Bishop, Lieut-Col. Cecil
Black, ee ee RN.
t. Col. Vale
‘Major-Gen. Natha-
Blake, Lieat-Col. Wiliam W,
Bligh, Rent Adimiral Job
Capt.
Robert, R.N.
, Lieut-Col. Rudol-
+, Lient.-Col. James P.,
"
1
Bromhead, Col. J.
Brooke, Major-Gen. Arthur
Brotherton, Lieut..Col. W.
Francis
Brown, Lieut.-Col. Gustavus
Loa onmmiery Andrew,
7h
Brown, Lieut.-Col. Clements
Browne, Lieut.-Col. John F.,
26th Foot
1047
Browne, Lient.-Col. Fielding
Bruce, Lient.-Col. Charles
Colonel Sir Alexander,
Royal Ei
Buchan, TiiseteCol Sir John,
Buckner, Lieut.-Col. Richard,
Bull, Lient-Col. Robert, Royal
Bullen, Capt, Charles, RN.
Bulow, Lieut.-Col. J. Baron
Burghersh, Colonel John Lord,
K.M.T. and K.F.
Burgoyne, Lieut,-Col. John F.,
Engineers
Burke, Lieut.-Col. Thomas
Burnett, Lieut.-Col. John
Bussche, Lieut~Col- Baron
Samay LieutOol., Baron
Lewis
Byron, Capt. Richard, R.N.
an, Hon. Capt. George,
Caldwell, Lieut.-Col. James
Coldwell, Liewt-Col- Alexan.
caterom, Lieut-Col. Alexan-
Campbell, Lieut.-Col. Sir Guy,
bart.
Camptell, Lieut-Col- Coli,
Campbell, Lieut-Col. John,
ad Lieut.-Col. Archi
com 6th Foot
Camptell, LAent-Col: Willem,
Patrick, R.N.
Caambel mele Cae Norman, Capt.
Capel, Hon. Rear-Adm. B.T.
Carey, Lieut-Col. Octavius
Carroll, W. F., RN.
Caroll, Col. Sir William P.
Casement, Liewt-Col. Wile
Chads, Capt. H. D., R.N.
Chambers, P. L. Major
1048
Chapman, Lient-Col. 8. R,
Cheney, Lieut.-Col. Edward,
2d Dragoons
Chetham, E.. RN.
Childers, Michael, Lieut-Col.
Church, Gen. Sir Rich, KF.
Clarke, Lieat.-Col. Sir Richard
Clifford, Capt. Sir Augustus
W. 5, BN.
CBiiocd, Lieut-Col. Mille,
cin Tieut-Col. Arthur B,
cox Capt. Jeremiah, R.N.
, Capt. Sir Francis Au-
gustus, RN.
Conway, Lieut.-Col. T. H. 8.
Cooke, LicutCol Henry F.,
834 Foot, K.G.0., KS.G.
Cooke, Lieut-Col. Richard H.,
Ist Horse Guards
Corselis, Lieut.-Col. Thomas
Cother, Lieut-Col. Charles
Cotton, Col. Willoughby
Cowell, Liewt.-Col, William
Cross,” Lieut-Col. William,
36th Foot.
Crossdill, Lient-Col. John
Cuming, Capt. William, R.N.
Curtis, Capt. Sir Lucius, bart.,
RN.
Curzon, Capt. Edward, RN.
D'Arcy, Major-Gen. Robert,
Engineers
Dahmer, Lieut.-Col. Thomas
Dashwood, Lieat.-Col. Charles,
‘Sd Foot Guards
Davies, Major-Gen. Lewis
ORDER OF THE BATH.
Delamain, Lieut.-Col. John
Dennie, aie Ww. H.
Dick, Li Robert H,
424 Foor,
Dickson, Lieut~Col. William
Dickinson, Capt. Richards RX
Digby, Henry, Rear-Admiral
Dodgin, Lieut-Col Daniel,
66th Foot
Doherty, Col. Patrick, $90:
ns
Dorville, Lient-Col. Philip, it
Dragoons
Douglas, Major-Gen. Sir How-
ard, bart., K.C.S.
Douglas, Mayor Robert, Royal
Artillery
Downman, Lieut.-Col. Thom
Royal Artillery
Msior-Gen. Sir Chasis
oad, Major Perey, Roya
Artille
Dundas, Hon, Capt. Geongh
RN.
Ebrington, Lieut..Col. RG
Ekins, Rear-Admiral Charley,
K. W.
Elder, Col. Sir
Ellicombe, Lieut.~Col. Charles,
Royal Engineers
Bilt, Capt. Williaa, Ra
a ay Col. Sir Howarl,
bart., ngineers
Eiphincune, Colonel W. Ky
h Dragoons, K.S.W ani
Col. William C.
Evans, Lieut.-Col. Thomas
Toth Foot
Everard, Lieut.-Col. Mathias
Ewart, Liewt.-Col.
—_ “ol. J. F., 670
riety oma sa
eis s Capt Arthur, BAN,
_ Castle
‘Finch, Lieut,-Col. Hon. John
Fitagerald, Col. John F., 60th
ORDER OF THE BATH.
bance; Lieat-Col. A. Diyth H
Hanchett, John M.,
it in the Royal
Hani Capt. Toba, RD
Hareour,’Major-Gen- Charles
Hardyman, Lacius, R.N.
John, 27th
Naliey it-Col. J., Royal
Hawkins, Lieut.-Col. John P.,
68th Foot
Ba Lieut.-Col. James, 16th
Hayers Capt Capt. John, RN.
Hepburn, BtajorG
-Gen. Francis,
Te Yost Guneds
ORDER OF THE BATH.
Biber. Gq Jame, RN. Lindsay, Lient
- Wo ~
Ber, Lieat-Col Jon, Sst
Ke. ig. Mae -ser the Hon.
Koreicd, Lieut Col Joseph
Kraacheaburgh, Lieut.-Col. G.
Latour, Lieut -Col P A.
Lawrence, Capt. John, R
Leach, Lieut.-Col. Jonathan Capt.
Laghive, Licut.Col David Mallett, Lieut..Co
E*Berange, Col. Guy, G.C., Manners, Lieut.-€
Sist Foot TAth Foot
Lewis, Major George, R.M. Manners, Col. Lon
Lightfoot, Lieut.-Col. Thomas 3d Dragoons
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Maitland, Hon. S
ORDER OF THE BATH.
Manners, Col. Lord. Robert,
10th Dragoo
Manse, Lieut..Cole John, 59a
taps, Capt. John Fordyce,
Matas, Captain John D.,
arg Captain Frederick,
Manball, Capt. J, RN.
Martin, Capt. George Bohan,
Mason, Capt. F.. RN.
Maule, Hon. James Ashley,
wane Li Lieut.-Col. Charles
Maxwell, Capt. Sir Murray,
kent, RN.
Mein, Liewt.Col. N. Ay 43d
Merry Lieut-Col. Dongs,
Miller, Liew-Col. George, 95th
‘Milnes, Lient,-Col. C. James
Mitchell, Mojor Samuel, Rifle
Brigade
Money, Capt, Rs RAN,
Money, Lieut -Col. ‘Archibald,
Dragoons
sr tet Capt. W.A., R.N.
Montresor, Capt. Henty, RIN.
loresby, Capt. Fairfax, R.N.
Morrison, Major William
Moore, Lieut.-Col. Lorenzo,
innas 2 Capt. William, RN.
ed Rear Admiral itt
ules, Capt. W. H., R.N.,
1051
Murray, Lient.-Colonel Hon.
Henry, 18th Dragoons
Murray, Major-Gen. John
Murray, Ideut-Col: James P-
ney Lient.-Col. Geo.,
Napier, Lieut.-Col. Charles
Napier, Lieut.-Col.
‘Thomas, 34 Foot Guards
Napier, Capt. Charles, RN.
Newhall, Lieut.-Col. David
Newoombe, Captain Francis,
Nicolas, in John Toup,
N., K.C.F.M.
Nicolay, Major-Gen. William
Noble, Major John
Noreott, Col. Amos G., Rifle
Brigad
it.~Col. Frederick
Lewis
Nugent, Major-Gen. John
O’Donaghue, Lieut.-Col. I. W.
O'Donnell, Lieut.-Col. H.
Oxivie, Lieut.-Col. James
jalloran, Lieut.-Col. Joseph
Orta Lieut.-Col. Baward,
ornate , Lieut,-Col.
Ommaney, Rear-Admiral Jokm
‘Oswald, Lient.-Col. Robert
Ouray, ‘Major-Gen. Sir Loftus,
te
Pakenham, Lieut.-Col. Hon.
H.R.
Palmer, Capt. Edmund, R.N/
Parker, Lieut..Col. John B.,
Royal Ai
Parken Capt. William, RN.
Parlby, Lieut.-Col. Brooke P.
Parry, woe W.H.W., RN.
William, R.N.
Pras, Rise ©. G 43d
Puoey eo Robert
Pe Ww.
Nott,
1054 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK,
Bodenhausen, Major Baron Rebecque, Lieut.-Gen, Baron de
Constant ane
Washington, Col. Abrahamson, Major, Danish
service
Rambergh, Major
OFFICERS OF THE SECOND AND THIRD CLassEs.
Officer of arms attendant upon the K.C.B. anid Companions—
Sir George Nayler, knt., Garter king of arms, K.C.T.S. and KiH.
Secretary to the Second and Third Classes of the Order—
William Woods, esq. (Bluemantle Parsuivant).
eoatee
THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS ORDER OF
ST. PATRICK.
‘Tue Most Mlustrious Order of St. Patrick was instituted by
King George III., Feb. 5, 1783. ‘To consist of the a
grand master, a prince of the blood royal, and thirteen
making in the whole sixteen, and seven officers.—The =
tenant for the time being is the grand master.
‘The star is a cross saltier of red on a field argent, surmounted
with a trefoil proper, charged with three imperial crowns of gold,
within a circle of gold, with the motto, QuIs SEPARaBIT?
M.DCC.LXxxi11—(" who shall separate ?"); the whole sur-
mounted with eight rays of silver; this is embroidered on the
left side of the coat or cloak. The collar is of pure gold, com-
posed of six harps and five roses, alternately joined sogeties
twelve knots. In the centre before is a crown, to which is j
ent the badge or jewel of the Order, of gold, enamelled, similar
to the star, with the exception of the rays.
KNIGHTS OF THA ORDER OF ST. PATRICK.
Instituted 5 Feb. 1783, during the Vice-Royalty of
Grenville-Nugent Temple, Ist Marquess of Budkingham, Ke
THE SOVEREIGN.
His Excellency the Lonp-LreurENaxt or IRELAND,
Grand Muster.
FIFTEEN KNIGHTS COMPANIONS.
1, H.R. H. the Duke of Cua. 3. Marquess of Headfort
BERLAND. 4. Marquess of Ely
2 Marquess of Conyngham 6. Earl of Shannon
oo
ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE. 65
6. Earl O'Neill IL Margeess of Dexegul
J. Marquess of Thomond 12. Earl Tabet
8. Marquess of 13. Earl of Cabedon
9. Earl of Enni 14. Marquess of Ornande
EXTR24 ENIGHTS.
Earl of Meath Eari of Couriown
Eari of Fingal Earl of Reden
OFFICERS IN THE ORDER OF PRECEDESCY.
His Grace the lord Primate of all Ireland, the right bre. Lied
Sir Stewart Bruce, bart., genealegist.
Sir Charles Vernon, knt., usher of the Mack red.
Sir William Betham, knt, Ulster king of arms, atiending the
—— ~~
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF
ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE.
InstITUTED 27 April 1818, for the United States of the lox1ax
Istaxps, and for the ancient sovereignty of Malta and its de-
‘Pendencies, consisting of eight Knights Crosses, twelve
ts Commanders, and twenty-four Knights, exclusive of
British subjects, holding high and confidential employ in the ser-
vice of the said United States, and in the government of Malta
and its dependencies.
Motto— Auspicium melioris evi.
Riband— Red with blue edges.
THE SOVEREIGN.
Grand Master.
H. R. H. the Dux or CamsrincE, K.C., &c.
FIRST CLASS.
KNIGHTS GRAND CROSSES.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Frederick Adam, K.C.B., Lord High Commis-
sioner.
ns 2
AND 8T, GEORGE. 1057
The Noble Paolo Cappadoca, of Corfu.
‘The Noble Demetrio Valsamachi, of Cephalonia.
The Noble Andrea Mustoxidi, of Corfu.
The Noble Paolo Prossalendi, of Corfu.
‘The Noble Pandassin Caradi, of Cephalonia.
The Noble Marco Carazzia, of Corfu.
OFFICERS OF THE ORDER.
PRELATES.
Tonian Istands. Malta.
Monsignor Vescovo Macario, ‘The Most Rev. Dr. Giuseppe-
Provisionary Head of the Bartolomeo Xerri, Archdea~
Greek Church. con and First Dignitary of
the Cathedral of Malta.
a KING OF ARMS.
Sir George Nayler, knt., Garter Principal King of Arms,
K,C.T.S., Ke, &e
REGISTRAR.
H, D. Maclean, Esq.
SECRETARY.
Lieut.-Col. Sir Frederick Hankey.
THE END.
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