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CHARLES SUMNER, LL.D.
OF BOSTON.
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Amhbrst, Earl . .12
Armstrong, Baron . . 144
AuDEN of Rowley R^is, co.
Stafford .... 169
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CoLYER of Famingham, co.
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Maughan-Ettrick . . 195
Milner of Nun Appleton,
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Nelson, Earl .186
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Crest, — Out of a ducal coronet a goat's
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(P.CC. 587, 54) I August
relict, one of the surviving Eltors.
Henry, Viscount Downe, the other surviving Eitor.
Rt. Rev. the Hon"« Richard Bagot
Blithfield, co. Stafford, D.D. (youngest son
of William, ist Baron Bagot of BHthfidd,
by the Hon**** Elizabeth Louisa his wife,
only dau. of John, 2nd Viscount St. John) ;
bom at Daventry, co. Northampton, 22
November 1782; educated at Rugby and
at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated
30 April 1799, aged 16, B. A. 1803, Fellow
of All Souls' College 1804-1806, M.A.
1806, D.D. by Diploma 30 November
1829; Rector of Leigh, co. Stafford, 1806,
and of Blithfield 1807, Canon of Worcester
16 July 181 7, and of Windsor 25 March
1822, Dean of Canterbury 2 September
1827 to November 1845, elected Bishop
of Oxford 13 July, confirmed 22 August,
and consecrated 23 August 1829, translated
to Bath and Wells 6 November 1845 ;
Prelate of the Order of the Garter ; died at
Brighton, co. Sussex, in his 72nd year, on
Monday, 15 May, bur. at Blithfield 23 May
1854. Will dated 2 May 1851, proved
1854, by the Rt Hon"* Lady Harriet Bagot,
Power reserved to the Rt Hon^« William
of^Lady
Harriet,
youngest dau. of
George Bussey,
4th Earl of Jersey,
by Frances his
wife, only dau.
and heir of the
Rt Rev. Philip
Twysden, Bishop
of Raphoe ; bom
19 March 1788;
marr. 21 Dec.
1806; died at
Elford HaU, co.
Stafford, aged 82,
18 Oct, bur.
at Blithfield 24
Oct 1870. Will
dated 27 Jan.
1870, proved
(Prin. Reg., 709,
70) 26 Nov. 1870,
by Henry Bagot
of Brocton Lodge,
Vice-Admiral in
the Royal Navy,
son, the surviving
E5tor.
Major-General Edward Richard Bagot of Ashtead Park, co.-
Surrey; born 4 January, bapt at Blithfield 20 January 1808;
educated at Charterhouse; entered the Army as Ensign 60th
Regiment of Foot (The King's Royal Rifle Corps) 23 October
1823, Lieutenant 10 December 1825, Captain 8 November 1827,
Major 23 November 1841, Lieut-Colonel 11 November 185 1,
Colonel 28 November 1854, Major-General 12 January 1866
(retired); formerly Colonel Commandant 4th Battalion Royal
Middlesex Regiment (Militia); Assistant Military Secretary at
Gibraltar ; J. P. for co. Middlesex and the City of Westminster ;
Knight of the Redeemer of Greece ; died at 34 Eaton Square,
London, aged 66, on Monday, 20 July 1874, and bur. in Kensal
Green Cemetery, London. Will dated 13 January 187 1, with
seven ccklicils dated 16 April 187 1 to 25 November 1873,
proved (Prin. Reg., 522, 74) 10 August 1874, by Daniel Keane
of 25 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, gent., and Ponsonby Bagot
of I York Street, St James' Square, London, Captain in H.M.
Scots Fusilier Guards, son, two of the Eitors. Proved in the
Principal Registry 24 October 1874, by Matilda Bagot of
34 Eaton Square, London, relict, and Villiers Spencer Bagot,
a Lieutenant in the Rifle Brigade, son, the other ElLors.
-Matilda, dau. of Villiers Bagot,
Henry Perkins of bom at Blith-
Hanworth Park, field 22 June,
CO. Middlesex, bapt. there 8
and widow of July 1809; bur.
Oswald Perkins ; at Blithfield
marr. at St 20 November
George's, Han- 18 10.
over Square, Lon-
don, 15 January
1842. She died at The Warren,
Chichester, co. Sussex, in her
76th year, on Thursday, 4 July
1889, and was bur. in Kensal
Green Cemetery, London. Will
dated 5 March 1881, proved
(Prin. Reg., 984, 89) 31 I>eoember
1889, by Charles Edward Ormerod
of Lavant, near Chichester, co.
Sussex, one of the ElLors.
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Wilhelmina Frederica-pAdmiral Henry Bagot, R.N. ^^Eleanor, 4th dau. of Edward Sacbeverell
(his cousin), youngest
dau.oftheRtHon"«
Sir Charles Bagot,
P.C, G.CB., M.P.,
by Lady Mary
Charlotte Anne his
wife, eldest dau. of
William, 3rd Earl of
Momington ; bom
zi March 1826;
marr. at Blithfield
Hall, CO. Stafford,
17 November 1846 ;
died at Brighton, co.
Sussex, aged 26, on
Thursday, 15 April
1852. ist wife.
I
bom at Blithfield 12 July,
bapt there 16 September
1810; entered the Royal Navy
13 May 1823, Captain 1843,
AdmirsJ (retired) 22 January
1877 ; died at Brewood Hal^
CO. Stafford, aged 67, on
Friday, 30 November, bur. at
Blithfield 6 December 1877.
Will dated 24 June 1875,
proved (Prin. Reg., 3, 78)
3 January 1878, by Eleanor
Bagot, relict, and Arthur
Greville Bagot of Fisherwick,
CO. Stafford, son, the Elors.
Chandos-Pole of Radboume Hall, co.
Derby, by Anna Maria his wife, dau. of the
Rev. Edward Sacheverell Wilmot, Rector
of Langley; marr. at Radboume 9 Feb-
ruary 1858; died at 10 Ashbum Place,
Soudi Kensington, London, on Thurs-
day, 25 November 1886. Will dated
23 December 1878, with codicil dated 13
February 1885, proved (Prin. Reg., 13, 87)
26 January 1887, by Henry Ch^dos
Pole-Gell of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth,
CO. Derby, and Augustus Frederick Coe
of 14 Hart Street, Bloomsbury Square,
London, the Ejtors. 2nd wife.
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Arthur Greville Bagot, born at 6 Connaught Square,^Mary Isabella, only dau. of Henry
Hyde Park, London, on Saturday, 29 September 1849;
entered the Army as Ensign 6oth Regiment of Foot (The
King's Royal Eifle Corps) 6 March 1867, Lieutenant
14 December 1870, Adjutant 29 July 1874.
Scott of Onslow Square, London;
marr. at St George's, Hanover Square,
London, on Tuesday, 5 February
1878.
Hervey Ronald Henry Bagot,
bom I October 1885 ; fied
2 February 1888.
Frederic Spencer Wellesley
Bagot, bom in 1888.
Evelyn, bom 23 Sep-
tember 1842; marr. at
St Michael's, Chester
Square, London (by the
Rev. Walter Carr), on
Saturday, 25 September
1869, Augustus Woodley
Bernal (son of Ralph
Bemal of 57 Eaton
Square, London, M.P.,
by Clara Christine his
wife, dau. of Captain
John White, R.N.); born
at II Park Crescent,
Portland Place, London,
9 May 1825; educated
at the Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich ;
served in 5th Madras
Cavalry as Lieutenant
and Adjutant (retired).
She died at 34 St
George's Road, London,
on Saturday, 21 April
1877, and was bur.
in Brompton Cemetery,
London. =p
Ethel, bom in South Street, Grosvenor Square, London, on Tuesday,
20 February 1844; marr. at St. Peter's, Eaton Square, London (by
the Rev. George Howard Wilkinson), pn Tuesday, 21 January 1873,
Major-General George Paton, C.M.G. (5th son of John Paton of
Crailing, co. Roxburgh, by Ellen his wife, only dau. of William Elliot
of Harwood, co. Roxburgh); bom at Crailing i October 1841, and
bapt. there; entered the Army as Ensign ist Battalion 24th (The
Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot 23 August 1859, Lieutenant 5 Sep-
tember 1862, Captain 30 October 1869, A.D.C. to General Officer
Commanding South-Eastern District i January 1872 to 30 September
1874, A.D.C. to Governor of Straits Settlements 10 May 1875
to 30 May 1877, D.A.A. and Q.M.G., Cape of Good Hope,
31 December 1877 to 8 May 1879, Major South Wales Borderers 19
May 1880, Lieut-Colonel 25 February 1882, Colonel in the Army
25 February 1886, Colonel Regimental District 3 June 1889, Colonel
on Staflf, Barbadoes, &c., 2 March 1892 to 1894, Commandant of
School of Musketry at Hythe 1894-^8, Major-General 3 April 1898,
retired 4 May 1901 ; Colonel South Wales Borderers 26 November
1902; served in Perak Expedition 1875-76 (medal with clasp); in
South African War 1877-79, Kaffir Campaign and operations against
the Galekas; in Zulu War 1879 (mentioned in despatches, medal with
clasp); C.M.G. 19 December 1879. She died at Ventnor, Isle of
Wight, on Simday, 11 October 1885, and was biu:. there. He marr.
2ndly at St. Peter's, Eaton Square, London, 13 November 1890, Nancie,
dau. of Edward Walker of Henbury Manor, Wimborne, and of Carey's
Croft, both CO. Dorset. =^
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Rev. Charles Walter Bagot, bom at Blithfield, co. Stafford^^Mary,
II February, bapt. there i8 February 1812; educated at
Westminster and at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated
16 October 1830, aged 18, B.A. 1834, M.A. (All Souls'
College) 1842, Fellow of All Souls' CoUege 1843-46;
Rector of Castle Rising with Roydon, co. Norfolk, 1846
until his death. Chancellor of the Diocese of Bsiih and
Wells 1851 until his death, and Registrar of the Diocese of
Oxford; died at Castle Rising, aged 72, on Wednesday,
10 September, bur. at Ashtead, co. Surrey, 16 September
1884. Will dated i February 1884, proved (Prin. Reg.,
760, 84) 31 October 1884, by Mary Bagot of Castle Rising,
relict, and Colonel John St Leger of Park Hill, ca York,
two of the Etors.
\ 2nd dau. of Major-General
John Chester of Ashtead, by
Sophia Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
CbuEurles Stuart of Airdroch ; bom
at Quebec, Canada, 6 March
1828; marr. at Blithfield 18 Feb-
ruary 1846; died at Hampton
Court Palace, aged 74, on
Saturday, 15 April, bur. at
Ashtead 19 April 1899. Will
dated 29 September 1892, proved
(Prin. Reg., 542, 99) 16 May
1899, by Heneage Bagot-Chester,
retired Colonel in H.M. Army,
brother, one of the Elors
Rev. Lewis Richard Charles
bora at Castle Rising 2 December
1846, bapt. there 10 January 1847 ;
educated at Marlborough and at
Wadham College, Oxford, matricu-
lated 16 October 1866, aged 19,
B.A. 1869, M.A. 1873, afterwards of
Wells Theological College ; Rector
of East Bradenham, co. Norfolk,
1872-79, Vicar of Stanton Lacy,
CO. Salop, since 1879.
Bagot,'70ecilia
Cator, 4th dau. of the Rev* Henry Jodrell, Rector
of Gisleham, co. Suffolk, by Eloise Fanny Harriet,
Countess of Cape St Vincent, his wife, only dau. and
heiress of Admiral Sir Charles Napier of Merchistoun
Hall, Stirling, K.C.B. ; bom at Gisleham, co. Suffolk,
and bapt. there 25 February 1849; marr. at Gisleham
(by the Rev. the Hon"* Geoige Thomas Orlando
Bridgeman, Rector of Wigan, co. Lancaster, uncle of the
bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. Philip Sherlock Gooch,
Curate of Benacre, co. Suffolk) on Wednesday, 10 July
1872.
(See Pedigree of Jodrell, Vol 7, pn^ 34.)
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Ysolde Cicely, bom at the Rectory, East Bradenham, on Friday,
28 November 1873, bapt. at East Bradenham 6 January 1874;
marr. at Newara Eliya, Ceylon, 12 October 1899, Bertram Gordon
Snell of Wewelmadde Matale, Ceylon (son of Colonel F. W. Snell,
Political Resident, Cutch, India, by Izobel his wife, dau. of
A. A. Gordon); born at Mhow, Central India; educated at
Heidleberg and Blundell's, Tiverton ; formerly of the 4th Battalion
Lancashire Fusiliers.
Caryl Ernest Bagot, bom
at the Rectory, East
Bradenham, on Friday,
9 March 1877, and bapt.
^ere the next dsty
(baptism registered at
East Bradenham).
Florence Eleanor, bom 15 February 1859; marr. at Newara Eliya, Ceylon, on Tuesday,
2 March 1886, her cousin, Charles Frederick Heneage Bagot, 4th son of the Rev. Charles
Walter Bagot {see above) ; bom at Castle Rising 25 January, bapt there 24 February 1858 ;
educated at Marlborough and at Haileybury. ^
{For issue see page 6.)
Lieut-Colonel Ponsonby Bagot,
bom II June, bapt at Grosvenor
Chapel, South Audley Street, Lon-
don, 3 July 1845 ; entered the Scots
Guajrds 8 January 1864, Captain
3 August 1866, Lieut-Colonel 28
April 1875, retired 1877.
Lieut-Colonel Villiers Spencer Bagot of 26 Charles
Street, Berkeley Square, London; born 7 April 1847;
entered the Army as Ensign ist Battalion Rifle Brigade
(Prince Consort's Own) 12 July 1865, Lieutenant
8 December 1869, Captain 8 December 1877, Major
I April 1882, Lieut-Colonel 2 September 1885 (retired);
Canadian medal with two clasps, 1866 and 1870.
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Rev. Lewis Francis Bagot, bom at MthGrid, co. Staffcvd,-nHon^ Catberine^ 3rd dau. of Rev.
18 July, bapt tba« 3 Notf«niber 1S13; cheated at ^ Hon'^ John Evelyn Boacawen,
Westminster and at Christ Church, Oxford, matikruiated
28 May 1830, aged 16, B.A. 1834, M.A. 1836 ; Rector
of Leigh, CO. Stafford, 1846, Rural Dean; died 8.p. at
Coton, CO. Stafibrd, aged 56, on Sunday, 14 August, bur.
at Blidifield 19 August 1870. Will dated 27 September
i860, proved (Prin. Reg., 586, 70) 23 September 1870,
by Catherine Bagot of Leigh, co. Staiftntl, relict, Henry
Bagot of Brocton Lodge, co. Stafford, a Rear-Adnrifal
m the Royal Navy, and die Rev. CInules Walter Bi^t
of Castle Rising, co. Norfolk, brothers, the Etors.
RectcH- of Wotton, 00. Surrey, Vicar
of Tioehurst, co. Sussex^ and
Canon of Canterbury, by Catherine
Elizabeth hia wife, eldest dau. of
Arthur Aimealey of Bletchindon
Park, CO. Oidbrd; bora at Brasted,
CO. Kent, 11 July 1817; macr. at
Wotton 13 June 1848; died at
1 2 Chester Square, Pimlico, London,
on Tueaday, 11 August 1891.
Ernest Alfred John=
Bagot, bom at
Castle Rising 30
March, bapt there
23 April 1848 ;
Clerk in the
Foreign Office ;
died s.p. at 14
Marine Mansions,
Bezhill-on-Sea, co.
Sussex, aged 53,
14 August, bur. in
the churchyard at
Ashtead, co. Surrey,
17 August 1901.
WiU dated 26
September 1S98,
proved (Pria R^,
1 150, 1901) 2 Oc-
tobex 1 901, by Ethel
JuUa Bagot, relict,
the sole Executrix.
-*Ethel Julia, 2nd dau.
of the Rev. Henry
Charles Thoroton
Hildyard, Rector of
Rowley, Saat Riding,
CO. York, by Juka
Hildyard his infe,dau.
of Samuel Wharton;
bom at Rowley
21 September, bapt
there 18 October
1857 ; marr. at St.
Peter's, Eaton Square,
London (by the
Rev. Richard Charles
Bagot, brother of the
bridegroom, assisted
by the Rev. Frederick
.^Jfred John Hervey,
Rector of Sandrin^-
ham, CO. Norfolk^
on Saturday, 15
February 1879.
Constance Mary, born at the Rectory, Castle Rising,
25 November, bapt at Castle Rising 27 December
1849; ii^^- A^ ^^ Oratory, Brompton, London
(by the Rev. George Rowe, assisted by the Rev.
Geoiige Akers), on Tuesday, 22 December 1885,
William Algernon Cajetan Law of 45a Chester
Square, London (youngest son of the Rev. the
Hon"* William Towry Law, Vicar of Harbome,
CO. Stafford, Chancellor and PrebeiKlary of the
Diocese of Bath and Wells, by Matilda his
and wife, 2nd dau. of Sir Heiuy Conyn^am
Montgomery, Baronet) ; bom at Hampton Court
Palace on Thursday, 7 August 1856; appointed to
the Inland Revenue i January 1880, a Clerk in
the Foreign Office 27 May 1880; Secretary to the
British Delegates to the Submarine Cables
Protection Conference at Paris 15 October 1883;
temporarily employed at The Hague in December
1883, attached to the International Sugar
Conference in London 28 November 1887,
Member of the Departmental Committee on
Consular Fee Stamps in April 1893; promoted
Assistant Clerk i April 1899.
Gladys Mary, bom at Stanton Lacy, co. Salop,
on Friday, 27 August 1880, and bapt there;
mair. at Hayward's Heath, co. Sussex, 18
January 1905, Frank Herbert Leake of Lee
Mills House, Cork. ^
Enid Avice, bom at Stanton Lacy ' on
Saturday, 10 November 1883; marr. at
Penang, Straits Settlements, 18 September
1905, R. T. C. Jewitt of Ingra Estate,
Selangor, Straits Settlements.
Harry Richard Reginald-pFrances_^niia_Mary, only child of William Walter Bagot of Pipe
Bagot, bom at Nether-
aeale Okl Hall, co.
Leicester, on Wednieaday«
15 August, bapt at
Netherseale 2 October
i860.
Hayes Hall, Erdington, ca Warwick, by Lucy Mathilda his wife,
4th dau. of the Rev. Robert Lofhis Tottosham, Chaplain to H.M.
I<fgarion at Florence, Italy; marr. at Erdington (by the Rev. M^liam
Kiricpatrick Riknd Bedford, Rector of Sutton Coldfield, co. Warwick,
assisted by the Rev. £dward Hooper Kittoe, Vicar of Boldmere,
CO. Warwick) on Tuesday, 85 March 1890.
Mabel Arden, bom
18 April 1896.
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Harriet Frances, bom at the Rectory, Blithfidd, co. Stafford, 26 July, bapt at Blithfield
3 August 1816 ; marr. at St George's, Hanover Square, London, 18 July 1837, the Rev. Lord
Charles Thynne (youngest son of Thomas, 2nd Marquess of Bath, K.G., F.S.A., F.L.S., by the
Hon^ Isabella Elizal^th his wife, 3rd dau. of George, 4th Viscount Torrin^n); bom in
Grosvenor Square, London, 9 February 18 13; of Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 5 July
183X, aged 18, B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837; Rector of Loogbridge and Kingston DeveriU, co.
WUt^ 1837-52, Canon of Canterbiu7 1845^52, when he seceded to the Church of Rome
and was onkuned Deacon in March 1886; died at Ditton Park, Slough co. Buckinghanv
aged 81, on Tuesday, 11 August, bur. at the Old Church, Mortiake, ca Suxr^, 15 August
1894. She died at 40 Reddufie Gaxdens, South Kensiiigtgo, Londoo, in her 65th year^ on
Wednesday, 5 January, and was bur. at the Old Church, Mortiake^ 8 Jmmty i88i.
/alt<
Waiter Wagstaffe
Bagot,boraatthe
Rectory, Casde
Rising, CO. Nor-
folk, on Thurs-
day, 25 March,
bapt. at Castle
Rising II April
1852; Lieutenant
in the Royal
Navy ; died at
Ryde, Isle of
Wight, aged 29,
on Saturday, 18
March, bur. in
the churchyard
at Ashtead, co.
Surrey, 22 March
1882.
Adela Harriet Sophia, bom at the
Rectory, Castle Rising, on Friday,
27 January, bapt at Casde Rising 26
February 1854; marr. at St Mark's,
North Audley Street, London (by the
Rev. the Hocf^ George Thomas
Orlando Bridgeman, Rector of
Wigan, CO. Lancaster, assisted by the
Rev. Lewis Richard Charles Bagot,
Rector of East Bradenham, co.
Norfolk), on Thursday, i June 1876)
the Rt Hon«* Edmond Robert
Wodehouse of Minley Grange, Fara-
borough, CO. Hants, P.C., M.P.
(only child of Sir Philip Edmond
Wodehouse, K.C.B., G.C.S.L, J.P.
and D.L., Govemor of British Guiana
1854-61, Cape of Good Hope
1861-71, and Bombay 1872-77, by
Katherine Mary his wife, eldest dau.
of Francis James Templer, Treasurer
of Ceylon) ; bora 3 June 1835, and
bapt at Colombo, C^lon ; educated
at Etcm and at BaUiol College,
Oxford, matriculated 21 June 1854,
aged 18, B.A. and M.A. 1865;
Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn
1861 ; M.P. for Bath since 1880;
sworn a Privy Councillor 1898;
Private Secretary to the Earl of
Kimberley 1864-66, 1868-70 and
1870-74.
Mildred Einily Barbara, bom at
Castle Rising 25 April, bapt there
25 May 1856 : marr. at Qistie Rising
(by the Rev. Henry Birdwood Blogg,
Vicar of Frodsham, co. Chester,
assisted by the Rev. Henry Edward
Suckling, Rector of North Wootton,
CO. Norfolk) on Tuesday, 13 June
1882, Charles Elphinstone Fleeming
Cunninghame Graham (younger son
of WilSam Cunninghame Graham
Bontine of Gartmore, co. Perth, and
of Ardoch, ca Dumbarton, J.P. and
Vice^Lieutenant for co. Dumbarton
and D.L. for co. Stirling, by the
Hon^ Anne Elizabeth his wife,
youngest dau. of Admiral the Hon^
Charles Elphinstone Fleeming of
Cumbernauld House, co. Dimibiuton,
R.N., and sister of John Elphinstone
Fleeming, 14th Baron Elplunstone) ;
bom in Edinburgh i January 1854,
and bapt at Pohnont Hoi»^ ca
Stirling ; educated at Harrow and on
board H.M.S. ''Britannia"; entered
the Royal Navy in 1867, Lieutenant
28 December 1877, resigned 4 July
1886 ; reinstated on ^the emergency
list February 1902, promoted
Commander 11 July 1905; is a
Knight of the Danish Order of the
Dannebrog. ^
Mabel Harriet, bom at Nether-
seale Old Hall, co. Leicester,
on Friday, 27 November 1863,
bapt at Netherseale 4 February
1864; died at Brocton Lodge,
CO. Stafford, aged 8, on
Wednesday, 8 May 1872.
Claud Leveson
Bagot, bom at
Netherseale Old
Hall on Sunday,
9 April, bapt at
Netherseale 28
May 1865.
Gerald William Bagot,
bom at Old Park
House, Radboume,
CO. Derby, on Sunday,
13 May, bapt at
Radboume, 17 May
1866.
Agnes Mary, bom
at Brocton Lodge
on Monday, 9 Sep-
tember, bapt at
Baswich, co. Staf-
ford 27 October
1867.
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G^rge Bagot,"
bom at Blith-
field, CO. Stafford,
S May, bapt.
fiieie 26 July
1818 ; Major
in the Army,
formerly of the
household of the
Lord- lieutemuit
of Ireland ; died
s,p., aged 49i
9 May 1867;
-Hon**** Mary Eleanor Frances, sth dau. of John Cavendish,
3rd Baron Kilmaine, by Majy his and wife, dau. of the
Hon*^ Charles Ewan Law, M.P., Recorder of London ;
bom Z2 March 1841 ; marr. 17 June 1861 ; marr. andly
at the British Embassy, Paris (by the Rev. John
Charles Cox), on Thursday, 30 April 1868, Colonel
Thomas Astell St. Quintin (eldest son of Thomas
St Quintin of Hatley Park, co. Cambridge, J.P. and
D.L. for CO. Cambridge, by Louisa his wife, 3rd dau. of
William Thornton [afterwards Astell] of Everton House,
CO. Huntingdon); bom 9 August 1841 ; educated at
Eton and at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst;
entered the Army as Comet 8th (The Kin^s Royal Irish)
Hussars 30 December 1859, Lieutenant 16 January 1863,
Captain 17 August 1870, Brevet Major 22 November
1879, Major I July 1881, Lieut-Colonel 31 March 1886,
Commanding the R^ment 20 July 1887, Colonel 19
October 1892, retired 11 April 1896; on Staff 9 August
1897 ; served with the loth Hussars in the Afghan War
1878-79, and was present at the action and capture of
Ali Musjid, and in the engagement at Futtehabad as
Orderly Officer to Brigadier-General Sir Charles John
Stanley Gough, K.C.B. (mentioned in despatches
7 November 1879, Brevet of Major, medal with clasp);
in South African War 1 899-1 900. She died at Montfose,
Donnybrook, co. Dublin, leaving issue, on Thursday,
28 October 1869.
Frances Caroline^
bom at the Rec-
tory,Blithfield,2o
November, bapt
at Blithfidd 23
November 1819;
died at the
Rectory, Castle
Rising, CO. Nor-
folk, aged 21,
19 October, bur.
at CasUe Rising
23 October 1840.
Charles Frederick Heneage^Florence Eleanor (his cousin),
Bagot of St Leonard's,
Hidgranoya, Colombo,
Ceylon; bom at Castie
Rising 25 January, bapt.
there 24 February 1858 ;
educated at Marlborough
and at Haileybury.
eldest dau. of Admiral Henry
Bagot, R.N., by Eleanor his
2nd wife, 4th dau. of Edward
Sacheverell Chandos-Pole of
Radboume Hall, co. Derby ;
bom 15 February 1859; marr.
at Newara Eliya, Ceylon, on
Tuesday, 2 March 1886.
(See page j.)
^illl^
Hugh Villiers Bagot of Arapola,
Kande, Tebuwana, Ceylon ;
bom at the Rectory, Castie
Rising, on Saturday, 14 July,
bapt at Castie Rising 5 August
i860; formerly Lieutenant 3rd
Battalion Norfolk Regiment
(Militia).
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Margaret Anne, bom
in London 10 January
1887.
Harry Eric Bagot, bom
in Ceylon 4 February
1894.
Reginald Walter Bagot,
bom in Ceylon 24
August 1897.
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Richard Bagot,
bapt at Blith-
field, CO. Stafford,
9 February 1 82 1 ;
died at the resi-
dence of the Rev.
George Coles, co.
Oxford, aged 19,
6 January 1840.
^•redi
Rev. Frederic Bagot, bom 23 January^bapt at^j-Charlotte Anne Philippina,
" ' -•--•••- - ^jjjy ^^ ^£ Brice Pearse
of Ashlyns, Great Berk-
hampstead, co. Hertford,
by Harriet Georgina his
wife, eldest cUiu. of
Sir Robert Williams of
Baron Hill, co. Anglesey,
9th Baronet ; bom at
12 Gloucester Place,
Portoian Square, London,
22 ^ril 1835; marr. at
St Peter's, Great Berk-
hampstead (by the Rev.
James Hutchinson, the
Rector), on Wednesday,
29 October 1862.
Blithfidd 28 April 1822 ; educated at Eton and
at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 21
October 1840, aged 18, B.A. 1844, Fellow of
All Souls' College, B.CL. 1848, D.C.L.
1853 ; Rector of Rodney Stoke, co. Somerset,
1846-59, Prebendary of Wells 1851-92,
Rector of Harpsden, co. Oxford, 1859-92,
R^istrar of the Diocese of Oxford 1884-92 ;
died at Harpsden Rectory, Henley-on-Thames,
CO. Oxford, aged 69, on Friday, i January, bur.
at Harpsden 6 January 1892. Will dated 22
August 1887; with codicil dated 17 October
1891, proved (PriiL Reg., 95, 92) 13 February
1892, by Charlotte Anne Philippina Bagot,
relict, one of the Etors.
Cecil Viliiers Bagot of 68 York Man8ions,-pEthel,
Battersea Park, co. Surrey ; bom at 7 Queen's
Gate Terrace, Kensington, London, on
Tuesday, 5 September 1865, and bapt
there privately; educated at Radley and
at Pembroke College, Oxford, matriculated
30 January 1884, aged 18, Scholar 1883,
B.A. 1887, M.A. 1890 (Honours: 2nd-class
Classical Mods. 1885, 3rd-class Classics 1887).
younger dau. of Jesse Garratt of
Meopham, co. Kent, by Mary his wife, dau.
of Robert Allen of Ruxley, co. Kent; bora
at Hockenden, co. Kent, 15 January 1877;
marr. at Nurstead, co. Kent (by the BLev.
Edward Bartram, D.D., Rector of Wakes
Colne, CO. Essex, assisted by the Rev. Sidney
Charles Bagot, Curate of Homingsham,
CO. Wilts, brother of the bridegroom), on
Thursday, 18 June 1903.
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Helen Cecilia Mary, bom at 68 York
Mansions, Battersea Park, on Monday,
19 June, bapt. at All Saints', Battersea
Park, 15 July 1905.
Harold Frederic Bagot, bom at
Harpsden Rectory, Henley-on-
Thames, 9 February, bapt at
Harpsden 10 March 1867 ;
educated at Haileybury and at
Downton Agricultural College ;
died at Kilvrough, near
Swansea, co. Glamorgan, aged
27, on Tuesday, 16 October,
bur. at Pennard, co. Glamorgan,
19 October 1894.
Mary Harriet Agnes,
bom at Hari^en
Rectory, Henley-on-
Thames, on Tuesday,
13 October, bapt at
Harpsden 8 No-
vember 1868.
Rev. Sidney Charles Bagot, bom at
Harpsden Rectory, Henley-on-Thames,
on Thursday, 10 AprU, bapt at
Harpsden 11 May 1873; educated at
Radley and at Keble College, Oxford,
matriculated 15 October 1892, aged
19, B.A. 1895, M.A. 1900; Curate
of St Wilfred's, Cuckfield, co. Sussex,
1896-99, and of Homingsham, co.
Wilts, from 1900.
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Emily Mary, bom 24 September, bapt. at Blithfield, co. Stafford, 24 October 1823 ; marr. at
St Peter's, Eaton Square, London, 25 June 1850, the Rev. the Hon**** Geoige Thomas Orlando
Bridgeman (2nd son of George Augustus Frederick Henry, 2nd Earl of Bradford, by Georgina
Elizabeth his wife, only dau. of Sii" Thomas Moncreiffe of Moncreiffe, co. Perth, 5th Baronet) ;
bom at Castle Bromwich, co. Warwick, 21 August, bapt. there 27 August 1823; educated at
Harrow and at I'l^ty College, Cambridge, M.A. 1845 ; Rector of Willey, co. Salop, 1850-53,
of Blymhill, co. Stafford, 1853-64, Rural Dean of Brewood 1863-64, Rector of Wigan, co.
Lancaster, 1864, Hon. Chaplain to Queen Victoria 1868, Chaplain-in-Ordinary 1872 until his
death, Hon. Canon of Chester 1872-80, Rural Dean of Wigan 1873, Hon. Canon of Liverpool
1880; Author of "History of the Church and Manor of Wigan," 1890; died at The Hall,
Wigan, aged 72, on Monday, 25 November, bur. at Blymhill 30 November 1895. Will dated
10 June 1879, ^^^ eleven axiicils dated 28 June 1883 to i January 1892, proved (Prin. Reg.,
II, 96), 25 January 1896, by the Rev. Ernest Riduu-d Orlando Bridgeman, son, one of the
Etors. She died at Brighton, co. Sussex, aged 30, on Tuesday, 13 December, and was bur. at
Blymhill 21 December 1853. =p
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Mary Isabel, bom 28 April, bapt. at Blithfield 12 June 1825 ; marr. 25 July 1843, Sir William
Henry, Viscount Downe, in the Peerage of Ireland; bom 15 May 181 2; of Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 31 March 1830, aged 17, and also 13 December 1832, B.A. 1833, M.A.
1837; M.P. for CO. Rutland 1841-46; succeeded his father as 7th Viscount 23 May 1846;
died at Torquay, co. Devon, in his 45th year, on Monday, 26 January 1857. Will dated
2 December 1854, proved at York 24 July 1857, by Mary Isabel, Viscountess Downe, of
Baldersby Park, co. York, relict, the sole Executrix. Proved (P.C.C. 534, 57) 31 July 1857, by
the aforesaid. She marr. sndly at Beningborough, co. York (by the Rev. Frederic Bagot), on
Tuesday, 6 January 1863, Sidney Leveson Lane of Baldersby Park and of Wykeham Abbey,
both CO. York (3rd son of John Newton Lane of King's Bromley Manor, co. Stafford, J.P. and
D.L., by the Hon*>^ Agnes his wife, 2nd dau. of William, 2nd Baron Bagot) ; of Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 31 May 1849, aged 18, B.A. 1853 ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1858 ; J.P. and D.L. for the North Riding, co. York, J.P. for co. Nohhampton, on the
roll for High Sheriff for co. York 1900. She died in Belgrave Square, London, on Saturday,
14 April, and was bur. in the churchyard at Baldersby 19 April 1900.
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AMHERST.
Arms on record in the College of Arms. — Gules three tiltiiig-spears
erector.
Crest — On a mount vert three like spears one in pale and two in
saldre enfiled with a wreath of laurel proper.
Supporters. — Dexter: A Canadian Indian of a swarthy or bright copper
colour, his exterior arm embowed holding an axe erect proper,
rings in his nose and ears and bracelets on his arms and
wrists aigent, over his shoulders two buff belts in saltire, one
with his powder horn the other with his scalping knife affixed
thereto, before him a short apron azure, tied round his waist
with a string gules, having also blue gaiters seamed or, the
legs fastened and fettered with a chain to the bracelet on the
exterior wrist proper; Sinister: A like Canadian Indian,
holding in his exterior hand a wand argent, thereon a
scalp proper.
Motto. — Constantii et virtute.
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amfjem.
Hon^ Sarah, dau. an^
coheir of Andrew, 2nd
and last Lord Archer, by
Sarah his wife, elder daiu
of James West of Alscot,
coXj\o}ic&&ies{see Pedigree
of West, ''Notes'' to
" Visitatian of Engiand
and Wales;' VoL 6,
>»^^^); ^>oni 19 Juiy»
bapt at St. Geoige's,
Hanover Square, Lon-
don, 27 July 1762 ;
marr. there 24 July
1800. She marr. istly
at the house of Sir
James Tylney-Long, 7th
Baronet, in Grosvenor
Place, London, 20 May
1788, her cousin, Other
Hickman, Earl of
Plymouth and Lord
Windsor ; bom 30 May,
bapt at St. George^
Hanover Square, 26 June
1751; succeeded his
father as 5th Earl of
Plymouth and nth Lord
Windsor 20 April 1771;
Colonel Glamorganshire
Mititia 1779 ; F.R.S.
1773, F.S.A. 1790; died
at Grosvenor Street,
London, aged 48, leaving
issue, 12 June 1799,
bur. in the family vault
at Hewell Grange, co.
Worcester. She died at
Grosvenor Street, Lon-
don, 27 May, and was
bur. at Sevenoaks,
CO. Kent, 5 June 1838.
ist wife.
id-^The Rt Hon^ William Pitt Amherst,-
Earl Amherst, Viscount Holmesdale
and Baron Amherst, P.C (only son
of Lieut.-General William Amherst
fbrother of Jeffery, ist Baron Amherst,
K.B., P.C, Field-Marshal, Commander-
in-Chief in North America 1758-64],
by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Thomas
Kerrill of Hadlow, co. Kent) ; born at
Bath, CO. Somerset, 14 January 1773;
of Christ Church, Oxford, B.A. 1793,
M.A. 15 June 1797 ; Lieut-Colonel
Commandimt St James' Battalion of
Loyal Volunteers 26 December 1797 ;
Lord of the Bedchamber to George HL
1802 to 16 May 1804, and also June
1804; Ambassador Extraordinary to
Sicily 16 December 1808; sworn a
Privy Councillor 30 December 1815;
Ambassador Extraordinary to China
8 February 1816 to 17 August 1817;
Governor-General of Bcsigal 23 October
1822 to 23 March 1828 ; Lord of the
Bedchamber to George IV. 29 January
1820 to March 1823, and 21 No-
vember 1829 to July 1830, and to
William IV. 24 July 1830 until his
death in June 1837; succeeded his
uncle as 2nd Baron Amherst 3 August
1797 ; created Viscount Holmesdale
of Holmesdale, co. Kent, and Earl
Amherst of Arracan, in the East Indies,
in the Peerage of the United Kingdom,
19 December 1826; G.C.H. 1834;
died at Knole Park, co. Kent, aged 84,
on Friday, 13 March, bur. at Sevenoaks
21 March 1857. Will dated 17 January
1845, ^^ fo^ codicils dated respec-
tively 3 July 1845, 30 June 1849, i July
185 1 and 19 February 1852, proved
(P.CC. 343» 57) " May 1857, by the
Rt HonM« William Pitt, Earl Amherst,
son, the sole Eitor.
-Lady Mary, elder dau. of John
Frederick, 3rd Duke of Dorset,
by Arabella Diana his wife^
dau. and coheir of Sir Charles
Cope, Baronet; bom 30 July
1792, and bapt. at St George's^
Hanover Square, London ;
coheir of her brother, Geoige
John Frederick, 4th Duke of
Dorset, and inherited the £amily
estate of Knole in February
1815; marr. at Knole 25 May
1839. She marr. istly at
Knole 5 August 181 1, Other
Archer, Earl of Plymouth and
Lord Windsor; bom 2 July
1789; educated at Harrow;
Colonel Worcestershire Yeo-
manry Cavalry ; succeeded his
father as 6th Earl of Plymouth
and 1 2th Lord Win<^r 12
June 1799 ; died s.p., aged 44,
on board his yacht at Deptford,
CO. Kent, on Wednesday, 10
July 1833, bur* ^ ^^ ^mily
vault at Tardebeck, co.
Worcester. She died s.p. at
Bournemouth, ca Hants, in
her 73rd year, 20 July 1864.
WiU dated 21 April i860, with
two codicils dated respectively
19 February 1864 and 3 May
1864, prov^ (Prin. Reg., 224,
65) 12 April 1865, by the
Hon^« Mortimer Sackville
West of 15 Chester Square,
CO. Middlesex, nephew, and
Frederick Ilfid NichoU of
18 Carey Street, Lincoln^s
Inn Fields, London, the Eftors.
2nd wife.
Sarah Elizabeth Pitt, bapt 9 July 1801 ; marr. at St George's, Hanover Square, London,
8 September 1842, Sir John Hay Williams-Hay of Boddwyddan, co. Flint, Baronet (son of
Sir John Williams, Baronet, by Margaret his wife, dau. and heir of Hugh Williams of Tyfry,
CO. Anglesea); bom 9 January 1794; succeeded his father as 2nd Baronet 9 October 1830;
assumed by Royal Licence dated 16 May 1842, the additional name of Hay ; died at Bodelwyddan,
in his 66th year, on Saturday, 10 September 1859. Will with codicil dated i February
1859, proved (Prin. Reg., 767, 59) 28 December 1859, by the Rt Hon"* William Pitt,
Earl Amherst of Montreal, Sevenoaks, co. Kent, and Sir Hugh Williams of Bodelwyddan,
brother, two of the Elors. She died at Rhianva, co. Anglesea, aged 75, on Tuesday, 8 August
1876. Will dated 25 May i860, with two codicils dated respectively 21 March 1870 and 19
January 1871, proved (Prin. Rejj., 823, 76) 28 October 1876, by the Rt Hon"« William Pitt,
Earl Amherst, brother, the surviving Elor. ^
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Jeffery Amherst,
bom at his father's
resideiice, Montreal,
SevenoakSyCO.Kent^
29 August, bapt. at
the parish church,
Sevenoaks, 16 Oc-
tober 1802 ; died
unmarried at Bar-
rackpc^ Bengal,
India, in his 24th
year, on Wednesday,
2 August 1826.
William Pitt Amherst, Earl
Viscount Holmesdale, and Baron
Amherst; bom at Lower Grosvenor
Street, London, 3 September, bapt
at the parish church, Sevenoaks,
2 November 1805 ; educated at
Westminster School and at Christ
Church, Oxford, 2nd-class Classics
1827, B.A. 31 January 1828; Captain
West Kent Regiment of Militia 22
January 1829, Captain West Kent
Regiment of Yeomanry 17 February
1831; M.P. for East Grinstead
1830-32 ; D.L. for co. Kent 16 Feb-
ruary 1831 ; succeeded his fiither as
2nd Earl 13 March 1857 ; died at
Montreal, Sevenoaks, in his 81 st year,
on Friday, 26 March 1886. Will
dated 28 August 1862, with four
codicils dated respectively 3 May
1875, 9 August 1876, 26 February
1877 and 29 October 1877, proved
(Prin. Reg., 597, 86) 23 July 1886,
by the Rt. Hon"* WQliam Archer,
Earl Amherst, son, the sole Eitor.
Amherst,-|-Gertmd(
le, 6tfa dau. of the Rt Rev.
the Hon"« Hujrh Percy, D.D.,
Bishop of Carlisle [brother of
George, stfa Duke of Northumber-
land], by Mary his ist wife, dau.
of the Most Rev. Charles Manners-
Sutton, Archbishop of Canterbury;
bom 30 August 1814; marr. at
Sion House, Isleworth, co. Middle-
sex, the seat of the Duke of
Northumberland (by her father), on
Saturday, 12 July 1834; died at
32 Rutland Gate, Knightsbridgei
London, aged 75, on Sundav, 27
April 1890^ bur. at Riverhead,
ca Kent Will dated 13 January
1890, proved (Prin. Reg., 901, 90)
27 October 1890 by the Rt
Hon"- William Archer, Earl
Amherst, son, and the Hon"*
Lady Margaret Catherine Amherst,
of 7 Gloucester Place, Portman
Square, London, spinster, dauc^ter«
the Etors.
Lady Julia Mann Comwallis (who-
by Royal Licence dated 22 October
1844, ^''^ authorized to bear the
surname of Comwallis only),
only surviving dau. and heir of
James, 5th and last Earl Com-
wallis, by Julia his 3rd wife,
4th dau. of Thomas Bacon of
Redlands, co. Berks; bom at
Linton Place, co. Kent, on Tues-
day, 2 July, bapt at Linton 23
July 1844; marr. there (by the
Rev. Thomas Garden Carter, the
Vicar) on Wednesday, 27 August
1862; succeeded to the estate of
linton Place on the death of her
father, 21 May 1852; died s.p. at
Linton Place, in her 39th year, on
Saturday, i September, bur. at
Linton 7 September 1883. Will
dated 17 February 1866, proved
(Prin. Reg., 127, 84) 2X February
1884, by the Rt Hon"« William
Archer, Baron Amherst, the sole
Eftor. ist wife.
-William Archer Amherst, Earl— Alice D'Alton, eldest
Amherst, Viscount Holmesdale,
and Baron Amherst; bom at Lower
Brook Street, London, 26 March,
bapt at St George's, Hanover
Square, London, 3 May 1836;
educated at Eton; Captain Cold-
stream Guards 1855-62, served in
the Crimea and was severely
wounded at Inkerman (medal with
three clasps). Captain 37th Kent
Royal Volunteers 1866-67; J.P.
and D.L. for ca Kent; M.P. for
West Kent 1859-68, and for Mid-
Kent 1868-80; Pro-Grand Master
English Freemasons, since 1898,
Pr<>Grand Master, Kent, since
i860; a Knight of Justice of St
John of JeriuBalem in England ;
Patron of the livings of Taroworth,
CO. Warwick, and alternately of
Asterby, co. Lincoln; called to
the House of Lords in his
father's Barony of Amherst 1880 ;
succeeded his &ther as 3rd Earl
26 March 1886.
dau. of Edmund
Probyn of Huntly
Manor,co. Gloucester;
marr. at ChristChurch,
Down Street, Picca-
dilly, London (by the
Rt Rev. William Basil
Jones, Bishop of
St David's, assisted
by the Rev. the
Hon"* Percy Arthur
Amherst), on Wed-
nesday, 25 September
1889. She marr. istly
at Huntly, on Wed-
nesday, 15 May 1878,
as his 2nd wife, Emest
Augustus Malet, Earl
of Lisbume, who died
at St Leonard's-on-
Sea, CO. Sussex, leaving
issue, on Saturday,
31 March t888. 2nd
wife.
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Frederick Campbell Amherst, bom at Lower Grosvenor Street, London, lo March 1807;
died unmarried at the Earl of Plymouth's residence, Hewell Grange, co. Worcester,
aged 22, on Monday, 12 October 1829.
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Mary Sarah, bom at Great Cumberland Place, London, on Monday,
8 May 1837 ; marr. by special licence at Riverhead, co. Kent, on
Thursday, 15 October 1857, Wilbraham, Baron Egerton of Tatton,
afterwards Earl Egerton of Tatton and Viscount Salford; bom at
Tatton Park, co. Chester, 17 January 1832; educated at Eton and at
Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 23 May 1850, aged 18, B.A. 1854,
M.A. 1862 ; M.P. for North Cheshire 1858-68, and for Mid-Cheshire
1868-83; J.P. for CO. Chester; Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotu-
lomm for co. Chester, and for the city of Chester ; Chairman of
Quarter Sessions for co. Chester; an Ecclesiastical Commissioner 1880;
Major Earl of Chester's Yeomanry Cavalry i July 1881 ; Chancellor
of the Order of St John of Jemsalem in England; Governor of
Queen Anne's Bounty; Past Pro-Grand Master of Freemasons of
Cheshire 1886- 1900; Past Provincial Grand Master of Mark Masons
of England; Chairman of the Manchester Ship Canal Company
1887-94; succeeded his father as 2nd Baron Egerton 21 February
1883; created Earl Egerton of Tatton, in the county Palatine of
Chester, and Viscount Salford in the county Palatine of Lancaster in
the Peerage of the United Kingdom 22 July 1897. She died at
Eastbourne, co. Sussex, on Saturday, 17 December, and was bur. at
Rostherne, co. Chester, 21 December 1892. He marr. 2ndly at the
private chapel, Lambeth Palace (by the Most Rev. Edward White
Benson, Archbishop of Canterbury), 8 August 1894, Lady Alice Anne
(Lady of Justice of Order of St. John of Jemsidem), eldest dau. of
Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery of Stanhope, co. Peebles, 3rd
Baronet, and widow of Richard Plantagenet Campbell, 3rd Duke
and Marquess of Buckingham and Chandos, P.C, G.C.S.I., CLE.,
D.C.L., who died at Chandos House, Cavendish Square, London,
without male issue, when the Dukedom became extinct, on Tuesday,
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Frederick Amherst,
bom at Montreal,
Sevenoaks, co. Kent,
on Thursday, 6 De-
cember 1838, bapt
at the parish church,
Sevenoaks, i Feb-
ruary 1839 ; Cap-
tain 14th Hussars,
formerly Captain
Royal Navy, served
in the Baltic 1854
-55, Lieutenant West
Kent Yeomanry
Cavalry 1876-81 ;
died at Montreal,
Sevenoaks, in his
57th year, on Friday,
15 March 1895,
bur. at Riverhead.
Will dated 19 July
1888, proved (Prin.
R^-»523>95)4May
1895, by the Hon"«
Hugh Amherst, re-
tired Captain in
Her Majesty's Army,
brother, one of the
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Rev. Percy Arthur Amherst,
bom at Montreal, Sevenoaks,
CO. Kent, on Saturday, 30
November 1839, bapt. at the
parish church, Sevenoaks,
9 January 1840; educated
at Eton and at Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge, matriculated
Michaelmas Term, 1858, B.A.
1862 ; Curate of Ketteringi
CO. Northampton, 1863-65,
of Black Bourton, co. Berks,
1879-81, and of Hungerford,
CO. Berks, 1888-89; marr.
20 February 1874, Agnes
Laura, dau. of Edward Stack;
she died s.p. 18 June 1887.
Gertrude Elizabeth, bom at ELnole, co. Kent, on Friday,
4 February 1842; died unmarried at Hastings, co. Sussex,
aged 20, on Monday, 8 September, bur. at Sevenoaks
15 September 1862.
Constance Harriet, bom at Montreal, Sevenoaks, on Tuesday,
28 February, bapt. at the parish church, Sevenoaks, 9 May
1843 ; marr. at Riverhead, co. Kent (by the Rev. the Hon"*
Percy Arthur Amherst, assisted by the Rev. James McGibbon
Bum-Murdoch), on Wednesday, 8 November 187 1, Sir Arthur
Edward Middleton of Belsay Castle, co. Northumberland,
Baronet (elder son of Charles Atticus Monck, by Laura his
wife, dau. of Sir Matthew White Ridley, Baronet); bom at
Humshaugh, co. Northumberland, 12 January 1838 ; of Trinity
College, Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1856,
B.A. 1859; M.P. for Durham 1874-80; J.P. for co. North-
umberland, Higl^ Sheriff 1884; resumed, with his brother
Henry Nicholas, the family surname of Middleton in lieu of
Monck, by Deed PoU dated 17 February 1876; succeeded his
grandfather. Sir Charles Miles Lambert Monck, as 7th Baronet
20 July 1867. She died at Belsay, aged 36, on Tuesday,
7 October, and was bur. at Bolam, co. Northumberland,
9 October 1879. =?=
Jeffery Charles Amherst, bom at
Montreal, Sevenoaks, 3 October,
bapt. at the parish church,
Sevenoaks, 23 November 1844 ;
Captain Rifle Brigade; died at
Cannes, France, aged 32, on
Wednesday, 14 March 1877.
Admon was granted at the
Principal Registry 5 January 1888,
to the Rt HonW« William Archer,
Earl Amherst, the sole ESor of
will of the Rt. Hon"* William
Pitt, Earl Amherst, father and
next of kin.
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Josceline George Herbert Amherst,
bom at 66 Grosvenor Street,
London, on Sunday, 7 June, bapt
at the parish church, Sevenoaks,
10 July 1846; a Student of the
Inner Temple 12 January 187 1,
called to the Bar 30 April 1874;
Member of Legislative Council,
West Australia, formerly Private
Secretary to Governor of West
Australia; died suddenly at Holmes-
dale, Darlington, West Australia,
aged 53, on Thursday, i February
1900.
Margaret Catharine,
bom at Grosvenor
Street, London, on
Friday, 23 June, bapt.
at the parish church,
Sevenoaks, 2 August
1848.
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Elinor, bom at Montreal, Sevenoaks, co. Kent| on Tuesday,
22 January, bapt at the parish chiux:h, Sevenoaks, lo April 1850;
marr. there (by the Ven^* George Anthony Denison, Archdeacon of
Taunton, assisted by the Rev. James McGibbon Bum-Murdoch),
on Thursday, 25 October 1877, William Evelyn Denison of
Ossington Hall, Newark-on-Trent, co. Nottingham, elder son of
Colonel Sir William Thomas Denison, K.C.B., R.E., by Caroline
Lucy his wife, and dau. of Admiral Sir Phipps Hornby, G.C.B.
(and nephew of John Evelyn, Viscount Ossington of Ossington,
sometime Speaker of the House of Commons) ; bom 2$ February
1843; educated at Eton; Lieutenant Royal Horse Artillery 16 February
1864, Captain i September 1876 (retired); M.P. (or co. Nottingham
1874-80; J.P. and D.L. for co. Nottingham, High Sheriff 1895.
Charlotte Florentia,
bom zi August,
bapt at the parish
church, Sevenoaks,
7 November 1851.
Hugh Amherst, bom at Grosvenor
Street, London, on Wednesday,
30 January 1856 ; Captain ist Bat-
talion Coldstream Guards 1875,
Captain 105th and 107th Regiments
1887 ; in Nile Expedition 1884-85,
with Guards' Camel Corps (medal
with two clasps, Khedive's Star).
■Hon^ Eleanor Clementina St. Aubjrn, 5th dau. of John,
ist Baron St Levan, by Lady Elizabe^ Clementina his
wife, dau. of John, 4th Marquess Townshend ; bom at
Pendrea, co. Comwall, on Tuesday, 5 January 1869;
marr. at St George's, Hanover Square, London (by the
Rev. Edmund St Aubyn, assisted by the Rev. the Hon^®
Percy Arthur Amherst and the Rev. Henry James
Kitcat), on Thursday, 2 January 1896.
Jeffery John Archer Amherst, Joan Gertrude
bom at 8 Cormaught Street, Elizabeth, bom
Hyde Park, London, on Sunday, 17 August 1899.
13 December 1896.
Mary Evelyn, bom
at Weymouth, co.
Dorset, on Thurs-
day, I May 1902.
Humphrey \^lliam
Amherst, bom 25
July 1903.
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iSretP^ter*
Arms, — Sable a chevron ennine between thre6 ettdil^ai^i^t.
Crest. — ^A leopard's head erased.
Motto, — ^Verite soyct ma garde.
Sturgeon Nunn Brewster of White Notley Hall, co.
(4th son of William Brewster of White Notley Hall [who
died, aged 55, i August 1795, and was bur. at White Notley.
M.I.], by Rose his \rife [who died, aged 87, 21 October 1829,
and was bur. at White Notley. M.I.], dau. of Philip Nunn
of Otten Belchamp, co. Essex); bom 26 October 1775; died,
aged 65, 8 November, bur. in the family vault near chancel
door at White Notley 16 November 1840. M.I. Will dated
12 October 1839, with codicil dated 11 March 1840, proved
(P.C.C. 249, 41) 24 April 1841, by Robert Brewster and
Sturgeon Nunn Brewster, sons, the E&ors. Portrait at
jS/. Gtrmain^s Raady Forest Hill^ co. Kent^ in the possession
of Sturgeon Nunn Prefyman Brewster^ his grandson^ also
another at Brantham House^ Ipswich^ co. Suffolk^ in the
possession of the Rev. James George Brewster^ his grandson.
Essex-pMaify, dau. of John Biirder of
Great Yeldham, co. Essex;
bapt at Great Yeldham
15 November 1781 ; marr.
there 27 June 1803; ^^
at Great Bardfield Lodge,
CO. £ssex, aged 71, 11 April,
bur. in the . family vault
near chaiicel door at White
Notley 20 April 1853. M.L
Portrait at Brantham House^
Ipswich^ in the possession
of the Rev. James George
Brewster^ her gf^ahdson.
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Mary Anne, bom at White Notley and
bapt there 13 May 1804; marr. at
White Notley 8 February 1834, the
Rev. William Alder; of St Peter's
College, Cambridge, B.A. 1832 ; Vicar
of White Notley; died s.p., in his
71st year, at 6 Gordon Street, Gordon
Square, London, on Palm Sunday,
9 April 1876, bur. in Highgate
Cemetery. Will dated 19 December
187 1, proved (Prin. Reg., 455, 76)
2 June 1876, by Charles Baring
Gardiner of 9 Denmark Terrace,
Brighton, co. Sussex, and Henry
Strange Hume of 154 Hampstead
Road, Ix)ndon, two of the Eftors.
She died at 14 Queen Anne's Gardens,
Bedford Park, co. 3liddlesex, aged 78,
25 March 1883, and was bur. in
Highgate Cemetery. Will dated 10
March 1883, proved (Prin. Reg., 279,
83) 18 April 1883, by Maria Josephine
de la Belinaye of 7 Torrington Place,
Gordon Square, London, spinster, the
sole Executrix. =?=
Robert Brewster ol
ford, CO. Essex, and
afterwards of Liverpool,
CO. Lancaster, Solicitor ;
bom at White Notley
10 August, bapt there
8 September 1805; died at
his residence, 3 Croxteth
Road, Princes Park,
Liverpool, in his 71st
year, on Friday, 24 March,
bur. at Liverpool 28
March 1876. Will dated
10 August 1872, with
codicil dated 17 September
1875, proved at Liverpool
26 April 1876, by Philip
Denton Toosey of Upper
Parliament Street, Liver-
pool, and Thomas Hunter
Holderness of Abercromby
Square, Liverpool, the
ESors.
fChelms-*^Margaret,
dau. of Matthew
Mare of Hanley, co. Staf-
ford; bom at Hanley 17
February 1809, and bapt
there; marr. at Wybun-
bury, CO. Chester, 19
November 183^ ; died at
South Road, Bumingham,
I January, bur. at Liverpool
5 January 1886. AdAon
was granted at Liverpool 24
February 1886, to Sarah
Mary Toosey, wife of
Philip Denton Toosey of
60 Upper Parliament
Street, Liverpool, daughter,
and one of the next of
kin.
Saiah Mary, bom at Springfield, co. Essex, 2 September, bapt at Chelmsford 10 October 1838;
marr. at Liverpool 4 May 1865, Philip Denton Toosey of Northfidd, Albury, co. Surrey (son of
the Rev. Osbert Denton Toosey, Incumbent of Queenborough, co. Kent, by Elizabeth his
wife, dau. of Thomas Carter of Lewknor, co. Oxford) ; bom at Rotherfield Peppard,
CO. Oxford, 12 May 1836, bapt. at Caversham, co. Oxford, 5 May 1839.
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James Brewster of Ashford Lodge,*
Halstead, co. Essex; bom at White
Notley, ca Essex, 8 March, bapt there
7 April 1807 ; J.P. for co. Essex ;
Chairman of the Colne Valley Railway;
died at Ashford Lodge, Halstead, aged
83, on Thuri^day, 20 March, bur. at
Halstead 35 March 1890. Memorial
window in St. Andrew's Church,
Halstead Will dated 11 September
1889, proved at Ipswich 6 May 1890,
by the Rev. James George Brewster of
Stratford St Mary, co. Suffolk, and
Charles Edward Brewster of Maplestead
Hall, Little Maplestead, co. Essex,
sons, the ESors.
-Mary Ann, dau. of
George Asser Gepp
of Chelmsford, co.
Essex, Surgeon, by
Elizabeth Wilhelmina
his ¥rife, dau. of
Francis Sutton ; bom
at Chelmsford 25 De-
cember 18 10, and
bapt the next day
(baptism registered at
Chelmsford; ; marr.
at Chelmsford 14
November 1839; died
from the result of a
carriage accident, in
her 64th year, on
Monday, 24 August,
bur. at Halstead 28
August 1874.
Harriett, bapt at White Notley
17 February 1809; marr. there
7 March 1839, the Rev.
Christopher Atkinson of Bury
St Edmunds, co. Suffolk, who
died, aged 36, in 1839. Will
dated 15 April 1839, proved
(P.CC. 733 Vaughan) 26
December 1839, by Harriett
Atkinson, relict, one of the
ESors. Power reserved to
the Rev. William Atkinson,
brother, the other Elor.
She died at Great Bardfield
Lodge, CO. Essex, i^ed 37,
6 September, and was bur. in
the family vault near chancel
door at White Notley 11
September 1846. M.L
Rev. James George Brewster of-pAHce, 3rd dau. of William Rivington of the Upper Heath,
Ashford Lodge, Halstead ; bom
at Maplestead Hall, Little
Maplestead, 16 January, bapt at
Little Maplestead 14 February
184X ; educated at Rugby and
at Pembroke College, Oxford,
matriculated 4 June 1861, aged
20, B.A. 1864, M.A. 1868;
Rector of Stratford St M^
1 880-1 902,. licenced to officiate
in the diocese of Norwich 1903.
Hampstead, co. Middlesex {see Pedigree of Rivington^
yo^* 3y P<^^ ^3)% by Jane his 2nd wife, dau. of John
Hillman of Highgate, co. Middlesex, and of Foster Lane,
London; bom at Kentish Town, co. Middlesex, 2 September
1843; marr. at the parish church, Hampstead (by the
Rev. William Pester Chappel, Rector of Camborne, co.
Comwall, assisted by the Rev. Charles Musgrave Harvey,
Rector of Acton, co. Middlesex, and the Rev. Charlton
Lane, the Vicar), on Thursday, 27 April 1871 ; died at
Alnwick, co. Northumberland, in her 57th year, on
Thursday, 17 August, bur. at Stratford St Mary on Monday,
21 August 1899.
Anne Catherine, bom at Springfield, co. Essex, 31 July 1840; marr. at the
Catholic Apostolic Church, Canning Street, Liverpool (by the Rev. John
Rankin), on Thursday, 9 March 1876, Stephen Senneck of 30 Grosvenor
Street, Coventry, co. Warwick (only surviving son of the Rev. Henry
Senneck, by EHza Lesage his wife, dau. of Samuel Clement); bom at
Grindall Place, St. Bees, co. Cumberland, 19 August, bapt at the parish
church, St. Bees (by the Rev. Miles Atkinson), 31 August 1845. She
died at 30 Grosvenor Street, Coventry, 5 January, and was bur. in the
churchyard at Keresley, co. Warwick, 8 January 1903.
Margaret Emma,
died, aged 14
months, 12 June,
bur. at White
Notley 16 June
1845. M.L
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Louisa, bapt. at
White Notley, CO.
Essex, 1 1 Sep-
tember 1810 ;
died in ihfancyi
bur. at White
Notley*
Elizabeth Felgate,nrSturgeon Nunn Brewster of— Mary, eldest daii. of
dau. of John
Pretyman ; born
at Ramsholt, co.
Suffolk ; marr.
at Ipswich, CO.
Suffolk, 30 Sep-
tember 1 856; died,
aged 47» i4 Oc-
tober, bur. in
the cemetery at
Ipswich 19 Oc-
tober 1872. ist
wife;
Great Bardfield Lodge, after- the Rev. Percy Smith,
wards of White Colne, both co. Rector of Pattiswick,
Essex; born 10 March, bapt. co. Essex; marr. at
at White Notley 8 June 181 2; All Saints', Bayswater,
died suddenly at "St Agnes," London, 3 December
Halstead, co. Essex, in his 1882. She marr.
75 th year, on Tuesday, 25 2ndly at St. Stephen'Si
May, bur. in the family vault Paddington, London
near chancel door at White (by the Rev. William
Notley 29 May 1886. M.I. Henry Creaton), on
Will dated 2 April 1886, Tuesday, 24 November
proved (Prin. R^., 693, 86) 1891, Walter Edmimd
30 August 1886, by Sturgeon Clarke, eldest son of
Nunn Pretyman Brewster of Edwin Clarke of Oak
II New Inn, Strand, London, Hill, Tean, co. Stafford,
son, one of the Eitors. 2nd wife.
Annie Elizabeth, born 14 November, bapt. at Great Bardfield 13 December 1857 ; marr. at the
parish church, St. Pancras, London, 7 June 1882, Edgar Henry Ehrummond (son of Henry
Pilkington Drummond of Ipswich, M.D.); born 6 September 1844.
Mary Elizabeth,
bom at Maple-
stead Hall, Little
Maplestead, co.
Essex, 23 Feb-
ruary, bapt. at
Little Maplestead
20 March 1842.
Frances Harriet, bom at Maplestead Hall 8 July, bapt at Little Maplestead
30 July 1843; marr. at St Andrew's, Halstead, co. Essex (by the Rev.
Edward Francis Gepp, Vicar of High Easter, co. Essex, assisted by the
Rev. Charles Bumey, the Vicar), on Thursday, 13 August 1863, the
Rev. Charles Musgrave Harvey (elder son of the Rev. Richard Harvey,
Rector of Homsey, co. Middlesex, and Canon of Gloucester, by Elisa his
wife, dau. of Thomson Hankey of Portland Place, London); bom at
Homsey 11 May, bapt at St. Mary's, Hornsey, 15 July 1837; of Christ
Church, Oxford, matriculated 17 October 1855, aged 18, B.A. 1859, M.A.
1862; Rector of Acton, co. Middlesex, 1869-95, Vicar of HilUngdon,
CO. Middlesex, 1895, Rural Dean of Uxbridge, co. Middlesex, 1896,
Prebendary of Islington in St Paul's Cathedral 1903.
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Alice Mary, born
at Hampstead,
CO. Middlesex, 4
April, bapt there
10 May 1872.
Rev. Arthur James Brewster, bom at The^=»Julia Maud, 2nd dau. of Thomas
Abbey, Daventry, co. Northampton, on Sanderson Fumiss of Higham
Tuesday, 26 August, bapt at Daventry
3 October 1873; educated at Marlborough
and at University College, Oxford,
matriculated 15 October 1892, aged 19,
B.A. 1895, M.A. 1899; Curate of Leeds
1897, Cradley, co. Hereford, 1897-99,
and Dunstable, co. Bedford, 1900-1904,
Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of
Gloucester since 1905.
^/p^^ ,^S\s»^kt,
House, CO. Suffolk, J.P., by
Mary his wife, dau. of Edward
Fisher Sanderson, of New York,
U.S. A., and of Endcliffe Grange,
CO. York; bom 28 June 1870;
marr. at Higham (by the father
of the bridegroom, assisted by
the Rev. John Barrington
Pelham, the Vicar), on St.
Andrew's Day, Wednesday,
30 November 1904.
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Emma, bom at White Notley, oo. Essex, in 1814 ; marr. at St Andrew's,
Halstcad, co. Essex (by the Rer. Charles Bumej, the Vicar, assisted
by the Rev. Edward Francis Gepp, Vicar of High Easter, co. Essex), on
Tuesday, 31 July i860, Philip Mann Wilmot of Camden Crescent, Bath,
CO. Somerset, M.D. ; died at 8 Richmond Hill, Bath, aged 90, on
Thursday, 19 December 1895, and biu:. at Bath. Will dated 4 November
1895, proved at Bristol 18 February 1896, by George Norman, Surgeon,
and Henry Filkes Hooper, retired Captain in the Army, the Eitors. She
died at Richmond Hill, Bath, aged 80, on Wednesday, 9 May 1894, and
was bur. at Bath. Will dated 6 November 1878, with codicil dated
15 March 1893, proved (Prin. Reg., 733, 94) 19 June 1894, by Edward
Heath and Herbert Meade-Eling, gent, the E&ors.
William Frederick
Brewster, bapt. at
White Notley 12
July 181 7 ; died
aged 9 months,
and bur. at White
Notley 19 March
1818.
Stuigeon Nunn Pretyman'jConstanceWilhelmina, eldest
Brewster of King's Bench dau. of the Rev. John Hall
Walk, Temple, London, Doe, Vicar of Eaton Bray,
and of St Germain's co. Bedford; marr. at St
Road, Forest Hill, co. Clement Danes', Strand,
Kent; bom 15 May London, on Wednesday, 30
1859; educated at Felsted September 1885.
School; Solicitor. y^
Hanam"T-Kati(
Walter
Brewster of Pem-
berton, Fielding,
New Zealand ;
bom 30 No-
vember 1863.
ie Annie, 4th
dau. of W. H.
Holmes of To
Ara ; marr. at
Wellington, New
Zealand, on Wed-
nesday, 4 August
1897.
Howard David Brewster, bom
19 June 1899, and bapt at
Pemberton, Fielding.
Arthur Sturgeon Brewster, bom
10 October 1901, and bapt at
Pemberton, Fielding.
Agnes Rose, bom
at Maplestead
Hall, LitUe
Mi^lestead, co.
Essex, 13 Sep-
tember, bapt at
Little M£4>lestead
II October 1844.
Emily Margaret, bom at Maplestead
Hall 22 July, bapt at Little Maple-
stead 16 August 1846; marr. at
St. Andrew's, Halstead (by the
Rev. James Geoige Brewster,
brother of the bride, assisted by
the Rev. Charles Musgrave Harvey,
brother-in-law of the bride), on
Wednesday, i May 1867, Charles
William Start (son of John Start of
The Moat, Pebmarsh, co. Essex,
by Emma his wife); bom at The
Moat, Pebmarsh, 19 June, bapt at
Pebmarsh 9 July 1832 ; J.P. for co.
Essex.
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Edith Jane, bom at Maplestead Hall
21 January, bapt at Little Maplestead
19 March 1848*; marr. at St Andrew's,
Halstead (by the Rev. James George
Brewster, Rector of Stradbrd St Mary,
brother of the bride, assisted by
the Rev. Charles Green, Vicar of
St Paul's, Beckenham, co. Kent,
brother of the bridegroom, and the
Rev. David Ingles, the Vicar), on
Thursday, 13 November 1884, William
Green (son of William Green of
Durham); bom 19 August 1824;
J.P. for CO. Durham.
Helen Agnes, bom at The
Abbey, Daventry, co. North-
ampton, on Friday, 16 April,
bapt at Daventry 9 June 1875.
Constance Dorothy, bom at
Stratford St Mary, co.
Suffolk, on Monday, 11
June, bapt there 20 July
1877.
Harold John Brewster, bom
at Stratford St. Mary 1 2 April,
bapt there 29 May 1881 ;
educated at Marlborough ;
Civil Engineer.
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Edwin Frederic Brewster of-
White Notley Hall, co. Essex;
bom at White Notley Hall
27 January, bapt at White
Notley 30 April 18 19; died
suddenly at 32 Fellows Road,
South Hampstead, co. Middle-
sex, in his 69th year, on
Thursday, 17 February, bur.
at White Notley 22 February
1887. M.I. Will dated 9 June
1882, with two codicils dated
respectively 23 April 1883 and
17 April 1884, proved (Prin.
Reg., 196, 87) 22 March 1887,
by Hannah Wood Brewster,
relict, and Cuthbert Hugh
Brewster, gent, son, both of
, 32 Fellows Road, South
Hampstead, two of the E&ors.
-Hannah Wood, eldest dau. of Thomas
Samson of Upwey, co. Dorset, by
Hannah James his wife, dau. of George
James Wood of Athelhampton Hall, co.
Dorset; born at Shilvinghampton, co.
Dorset, 27 July, bapt at Portesham,
CO. Dorset, 24 August 1828; marr.
at Longbredy, co. Dorset, 4 July
1850; died at Beech Holme, Hampton
Hill, CO. Middlesex, aged 63, on
Friday, 16 October 1891, and bur.
at White Notley. M.I. Will dated
13 September 1890, proved (Prin.
Reg., 1068, 91) 25 November 1 891, by
Frederick William Brewster, retired
Lieut.-Colonel in Her Majesty's Army,
son, and Hannah Maude Brewster,
spinster, daughter, both of Beech
Holme, Hampton Hill, the E&ors.
Clara, bapt at White
Notley 26 August
1821 ; died at Bath,
CO. Somerset, aged
73, on Tuesday, 9
October, bur. inLans-
downe Cemetery,
Bath, 13 October
1894. Will dated
4 November i886»
proved (Prin. R^.,
1066, 94) 15 No-
vember 1894, by
the Rev. Charles
Musgrave Harvey
and Frank Postle
Bawtree, gent, the
Eitors.
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Lieut-Colonel Frederick William Brewster,
bom at White Notley Hall 7 August, bapt.
at White Notley 21 August 185 1; educated
at Felsted School ; appointed Lieutenant
ist Battalion 9th (Norfolk) Regiment of
Foot 29 May 1872, Captain i July 1881,
Major 5 September 1883, Lieut-Colonel
19 September 1890, retired i October
1890; served in the Burmese War 1887-89,
including the first expedition to the Chin
Hills (medal with clasp).
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Hannah Maude, bom
at White Notley Hall
23 August 1855, bapt
in the private chapel
there (baptism regis-
tered at the Catholic
Apostolic Church,
Braintree, co. Essex).
Humphrey Wood Brewster,
bom at White Notley Hall
7 July 1859, bapt in
^e private chapel there
(baptism registered at the
Cadiolic Apostolic Church,
Braintree) ; educated at
Felsted School; died at
White Notley Hall, aged
22, on Tuesday, 18 Oc-
tober, bur. at White Notley
25 October 1881. M.L
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John Felgate Brewster*=Laura Jane, youngest dau. David William Brewster, bom at Rush-
of Bedford; bom at of George Hodgkinson of mere, co. Suffolk, 12 January, bapt at
Martlesham, co. Suffolk, Chester ; marr. at St Rushmere St Andrew 24 February
30 September, bapt George's, Bloomsbuiy, 1868; educated at Felsted School
there 12 October 1865. London, i June 1906. Senior Exhibitioner 1885.
Charles Edwaa-d Brewster of Maplestead-7-Elizabeth Sarah, younger dau. of the Rev. William
Thomas Beckett, Rector of Ingoldesthorpe, co.
Norfolk, by Elizabeth Sarah his wife, dau. of John
Barrow; bom at Harlow Common, co. Essex,
24 May 1850; marr. at Ingoldesthorpe (by the
Rev. William Philip Beckett, assisted by the Rev.
Willoughby Willey Dickinson) on Thursday, 8 April
1875.
G
Hall, CO. Essex ; bom at ~ Maple-
stead Hall 21 July, bapt. at Little
Maplestead 19 August 1849; educated
at Felsted School and at Rugby; J.P.
for CO. Essex ; Member of Essex County
Council, afterwards Chairman of Halstead
Rural District Council and Board of
Guardians.
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Cuthbert Hugh Brewster,"7-Eleanor Constance, dau. of David
born at White Notley
Hall, CO. Essex, 2 March
1 86 1, bapt. in the private
chapel there (baptism
registered at the Catholic
Apostolic Church, Brain-
tree, CO. Essex) ; educated
at Felsted School.
Henry Owen, Senior Registrar
Probate and Divorce Division,
by Emily his wife, dau. of Captain
Bayford Butler, R.N. ; bom at
8 Neville Terrace, Brompton,
London, 20 June, bapt at the
Catholic Apostolic Church, Collie
Street, Chelsea, co. Middlesex, in
July 1864 ; marr. at the Catholic
Apostolic Church, Gordon Square,
London, on Monday, 2 January
1888.
Mabel Grace, bom at White
Notley Hall i September 1862,
bapt. in the private chapel
there (baptism registered at
the Catholic Apostolic Church,
Braintree).
Mildred Blanche, bom at White
Notley Hall 14 February 1864,
bapt in the private chapel
there (baptism registered at
the Catholic Apostolic Church,
Braintree).
Joan Firth, bom
at Gravesend, co.
Kent, 16 May
1890, and bapt
at the Catholic
Apostolic Church,
Gordon Square,
London.
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Henry John Brewster,
bom at Orlando,
Orange County, Fla.,
U.S.A., 24 June, and
bapt there privately
in July 1891.
Hugh Percival Brewster,
bom at St. Elmo, Tenn.,
U.S.A., 9 October, and
bapt at the Episcopal
Church, Chattanooga,
Tenn., in November
1892,
Basil Theodore Brewster,
bom at Gravesend 31
December 1896, bapt at
the Catholic Apostolic
Church, College Street,
Chelsea, in January 1897.
Clement JamesBrewster,
bom at Maplestead Hall
4 December 1879, bapt.
at Little Maplestead
27 January 1880.
Henry Charles Brewster,
born at Maplestead Hall,
CO. Essex, on Thursday,
3 Febmary, bapt at Little
Maplestead 5 March
1876; Lieutenant Royal
Naval Reserve.
Katherine Mary, born
at Maplestead Hall on
Thursday, 22 March,
bapt at Little Maple-
stead 22 April 1877.
Edward Hugh
Brewster, bom at
Maplestead Hall
9 June, bapt. at
Little Maplestead
7 July 1878.
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Margaret Ehzabeth,
bom at Maplestead
Hall 25 April, bapt
at Little Maplestead
29 May 1881.
Eleanor Georgina, bom
at Maplestead Hall
I June, bapt. at Little
Maplestead i July 1883.
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Winifred, bom at
Maplestead Hall 24
May, bapt. at Little
Maplestead 2 1 June
1885.
I
Joan, bom at Maplestead
Hall 18 October, bapt
at Great Maplestead 14
November 1886.
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Maigaret Phyllis, bom
at White Notley Hall,
CO. Essex, 26 August
1865, bapt in the
private chapel there
(baptism registered at
the Catholic Apostolic
Church, Braintree, co.
Essex); marr. at the
Catholic Apostolic
Church, Gordon Square,
London, on Thursday,
29 March 1894, William
Jones of Cheltenham,
CO. Gloucester, eldest
son of William SaviUe
Jones.
Robert Ferdinand Brewster,'
bom at White Notley Hall
16 July 1867, bapt. in
the private chapel there
^ptism registered at the
Catholic Apostolic Church,
Braintree) ; educated at
Felsted School; appointed
Lieutenant Royal Artillery
18 February 1886, Captain
21 December 1896, Major
2 November 1904.
■j-Katherine Louisa Varenne, dau. of Allan
McLean of Bincleaves House, Weymouth,
CO. Dorest, J.P., V.D., M.D., Colonel
Commanding Dorset Volunteer Artillery,
by Catherine Georgiana his wife, dau. of
Hanbury Pargeter of Weymouth; bora at
Portland, co. Dorset, 10 October, bapt at
Sl John's, Portland, 29 November 1881 ;
marr. at Holy Trinity, Weymouth (by
the Rev. Lewen Biuton Weldon, D.D.,
assisted by the Rev. Canon John
Augustine Beazor and the Rev. August
Frederick John Danneman), on Wednes-
day, 23 March 1904.
Katharine Hannah Varenne, bom at
Bincleaves House, Weymouth, on
Sunday, i July, bapt at Holy Trinity,
Weymouth, 9 August 1906.
Theresa Madeline
Abigail, bom at
White Notley Hall
27 April 1870,
bs^t in the private
chapel there (bap-
tism r^;ister^
at the Catholic
Apostolic Churchy
Braintree).
I
Bertram Brewster of»Bertha Christina, 3rd dau. of Charles Morgan of
" Mostynd^e," Merton D'Eresby House, Ealing, co. Middlesex, by Jessy
Harcourt his We, dau. of Robert Hunt of
Ireland and of London ; bom at Turoham
Green, co. Middlesex, 17 March 1865, and
bapt. at St John's, Ealing ; man. at St. Bamabas',
Bexhill, CO. Sussex (by the Rev. Percy Herbert
Preston, assisted by the Rev. Edward Mortlock)»
on Saturday, 6 October 1900.
Park, CO. Surrey; bom
at White Notley Hall 25
December z868, bapt in
the private chapel there
(baptism registered at
the Catholic Apostolic
Church, Braintree) ;
educated at Felsted
School
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^ttiams of (S^mnfielti anb of ^etofielti j^all.
to. ^taSbrli.
Arms en record in the Cettege rfArms.—
Ermine three cats passant goardant sable
within a bordore axnre.
Crest —A boar's head erased asare in
front of an arrow in bend sinister point
downwards and surmounted by a like
arrow in bend dexter both proper.
Motto,— 'liW. desperandom.
William Adams of Fenton
and of Bagnall, both co. Stafford
(son of Richard Adams of Cob-
ridge Gate and Bagnall [bom 17
August 1739, died 19 April 181 1,
being the 3rd son of William
Adams of Bagnall], by Elizabeth his
wife, eldest dau. of John Jackson of
Greenwood Hall, co. Stafford [bom
there 27 February, bapt. at Norton-
in-the-Moors, co. Stafford, 17 March
1744, and buried by the side of
her husband in the family Vault
at Norton-in-the-Moors 11 March
iS34])> bom 20 July, bapt. at
St Mary's, Bucknall-cum-Bagnkll, 13
September 1772; Churchwarden of
Bagnall 1801-1805 ; died at Fenton
Hall 2 December, bur. at the parish
church, Stoke-on-Trent, co. Stafford,
9 December 1829. Mural tablet
in the church there. 'Portrait at
Moretan House^ Wolstanton^ co,
Stafford^ by Keeling^ in the possession
of Percy Walter Lewis Adams^ his
great-grandson.
Hall^-Sarah,
eldest dau.
and eventually
heir of Lewis
Heath of The
Hadderidge, Burs-
lem, CO. Stafford;
bom 2 1 March,
bapt. at the
parish chim:h,
Burslem, 3 April
1774; marr. there
18 January 1793;
died at The
Watlands, Wol-
stanton, 9 March,
bur. in the family
vault at Stoke-on-
Trent 14 March
1846. Portrait
by Keeling painted
in iSig^ in
the possession of
Percy Walter Leivis
Adams, her great-
grandson.
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Anne, bom 2 December, bapt at
the parish church, Burslem, 29
December 1793; ™*n^« *^ the
parish church, Stoke-on-Trent,
15 September 181 7, Joseph
Twigg of Bank House, near
Burslem (son of William T¥dgg,
by Sarah his wife); bom 15 Sep-
tember 1780; Chief Constable of
Burslem 1825; died 4 December,
bur. at St. Paul's, Dale Hall,
CO. Stafford, 10 December 1861.
She died at Bank House, near
Burslem, 5 November, and was
bur. at St Paul's, Dale Hall,
12 November 1857.
Sarah, bom at Bagnall 2 September 1796, bapt there
{Register missing) ; marr. at the parish church, Stoke-on-
Trent, 4 July 1827, Janies Guest of Medlock Cottage,
Ardwick, co. Lancaster, and of Bowdon, co. Chester
(son of Henry Guest, by Mary hb wife) ; bom 14 July
1796. She died 5 February, and was bur. at St Luke's,
Chorlton-on-Medlock, co. Lancaster, 10 February 1831.
He marr. 2ndly, Jane, dau. of Charles Cross of
Manchester, first Borough Reeve of Manchester 1828;
bom in June 1805; died s.p. 29 September, bur. at the
parish church, Bowdon, 4 October 1880. He died
9 July, and was bur. at the parish church, Bowdon,
13 July 1885. Admon was granted at Chester 17 August
1885, to Lettice Guest of Rose Hill, Bowdon, spinster,
daughter by first wife, and only next of kin.
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William Adams of Greenfield and of Newfield Hall, both co. Stafford,-
and of Liverpool; bom at Bagnall, co. Stafford, 9 November 1798,
and bapt. there (Register mtssing); educated at Wolstanton,
(by the Rev. Edward Carless), and at Chapel Chorlton, both
CO. Stafford; died at Rhyl, co. Flint, aged 66, on Monday, 23
October, bur. in Christ Church Churchyard, Tunstall, co. Stafford,
30 October 1865. Mural Tablet in the church at Wolstanton, by the
side of tablets to the memory of some of his ancestors who were
buried within the church in the i6th century. Will dated 7 June
1865, proved (Prin. Reg., 735, 65) 18 December 1865, by William
Adams of Wolstanton and Thomas Adams of Tunstall, sons, the
E&ors. Portrait at Barlastan^ co, Stafford^ by Scott^ in the possession
of William Adams^ his grandson.
-Jane, eldest dau. and
coheir [with her sister
Mary, wife of Edward
Adams of Basford Hall,
CO. Stafford] of Jesse
Breeze of Greenfield,
near Tunstall [will
dated 26 July 1826];
bom 6 November 1804 ;
marr. at Wolstanton
9 May 1827 ; died
at Gre^ifield, aged 59,
on Thursday, 21 July,
bur. in Chnst Churdi
Churchyard, Tunstall,
28 July 1864. Portrait
at Barlaston by Scott,
in the possession of
WilUam Adams^ her
grandson.
Sarah, bom at Greenfield 20
March, bapt at the parish
church, Burslem, co. Stafford,
7 May 1828; marr. at Christ
Church, Tunstall (by the
Rev. Charles John Astbury,
Curate of Preston, co.
Lancaster, brother of the
bridegroom, assisted by the
Rev. Robert Hawes, B.D.,
the Incumbent, and ^e Rev.
Robert Fletcher, Incumbent
of St. Thomas', Radcliffe,
CO. Lancaster), on Thursday,
9 May 1867, Harry Ward
Astbury of Stand Lodge,
Radcliffe (eldest son of John
Meir Astbury of Stand Lodge) ;
bom 9 March 1831 ; died
s.p. at Burbage, co. Derby,
26 November, bur. there 29
November 1900.
Jane, bora at Greenfield
12 July, bapt at the
parish church, Burslem,
21 July 1829; died there
4 January, bur. in the
family vault in Christ
Church Churchyard,
Tunstall, 8 January
1889. Admon was
granted at the Principal
Registry 24 July 1889,
to William Adams of
"The Oaks," Wolstan-
ton, brother.
Lettice, bom at Liverpool 7 February,
bapt. at St. Augustme's, Liverpool,
12 March 1831 ; marr. at Christ
Church, Tunstall (by the Rev. James
Bames), 18 April 1855, Charles
Challinor of Basford HaU, formerly
of Stoke Lodge, StokeK>n-Trent,
both CO. Stafford (youngest son of
William Challinor of Leek, co.
Stafford); bom 19 July 1829; died
at Fenton, aged 64, on Monday,
13 February, bur. at Wolstanton 16
February 1893. Will dated 2 Feb-
ruary 1893, proved (Prin. Reg., 428,
93) xo May 1893, by Charles Edward
Qiallinor and Reginald Challinor,
sons, and William Lewthwaite,
son-in-law, the Eitors. She died at
Basford Hall on Sunday, 20 April,
and was bur. at Wolstanton 23
April 1890. Will dated 22 October
1866, proved (Prin. Reg., 916, 90)
7 October 1890, by Charles Challinor
of Basford Hall, the sole Eltor.
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Lettice, bom at Bagnall, co.
Stafford, 26 February, bapt at
St Chad's^ Bagnall (by the
Rev. Thomas Bowness), 2 March
1801 ; died at Fenton Hall, co.
Stafford, la January, bur. in
the facoily vault in die parish
churchyard, Stoke-on-Trent, ca
StafficMrd, 18 January 1827.
Edward Adams of Basford-
Hall, near Stoke-on-Trent \
bom at Bagnall z6 July,
bapt. there (by the Rev.
J. Wootfe) 16 October 1803 ;
died I January, bur. at
Wolstanton, co. Stafford,
5 January 1873.
-Mary, younger dau. of Jesse
Breeze of Greenfield, near
Tunstall, co. Stafford; bom
10 July 181 1 ; marr. at
St Augustine's, Liverpool,
16 July 1834 ; died 29 No-
vember, bur. at Wolstanton
3 December 1863.
William Adams of Greenfield, of Newfield Hall,
of Wolstanton, all co. Stafford; bom at Liverpool
13 June, bapt at St Augustine's, Liverpool (by
the Rev. Thomas Tattenshall), 29 July 1833;
educated at Rugby 1846-52 ; Lieut-Colonel ist Bat-
talion Rifle Volunteers; J. P. for co. Stafford 1872;
Member of the Staffordshire County Council, Chief
Bailiff of Tunstall 1872; died at Moreton House,
Wolstanton, aged 71, on Sunday, 5 March, bur. at
Wolstanton on Wedn^day, 8 March 1905. Mural tablet
in the church there. Will dated 6 August 1904, proved
in the Principal R^try 29 April 1905, by Laura
£liza Adamsi relict, and William Adams, eldest sod,
the Etors.
and"T^Laura Eliza, eldest dau. of Andrew
Jukes Worthington of Ball Haye
Hall, CO. Stafford, by Sarah his
wife, eldest dau. of Thomas
Pemberton of Warstone Hall, co.
Warwick ; bom 6 September, bapt
at Horton, co. Stafford, 14 October
1840; marr. at St Luke's, Leek,
ca Stafford (by the Rev. Benjamin
Pidcock, the Incumbent, assisted
by the Rev. Jeremiah Barnes), on
Thursday, 26 May 1864.
^ ^ly^i(UZ€(L,
^^>c-ii^ 7.A.
Laura Mildred, bom at "The Oaks,"
Wolstanton, on Friday, 5 May, bapt. at the
parish church, Wolstanton (by the Rev. John
Smith Hill), i June 1865 (Sponsors : Thomas
Adams of Greenfield, near Tunstall, Sarah
Adams of Greenfield and Alice Elizabeth
Worthington of Ball Haye Hall, Leek).
Cecily Janet, bom at "The Oaks," Wolstanton,
on Monday, 24 September, bapt at Wol-
stanton (by the Rev. Thomas Bell Armitstead)
15 November 1866 (Sponsors : Ernest Andrew
Worthington of Hareyate, Leek, Emily Jane
Worthington of Ball Hayei Hall, Leek, and
Jane Adams of Greenfield, near Tunstall).
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Lewis Adams of "The Watlands," Wdlstanton, co. Stafford; bom at
Bagnall, ca Stafford, ii July, bkpt there (by the Rev. J. Woolfe)
14 July 18^5; Master of the North Staffordiiiire karriers 1836-40;
first Chief Bailiff of Stoke-on-Trent, co. Stafford, 1840-42; died
unmarried 23 September, bur. at the pari^ church, Stokeon-Trent,
28 September 1850. Portrait finth his huntsman and hoo hunters^ by
Scotty in thi pdsiession of Percy Walttr Lewis Adams^ his great-nephetO.
^^^^/i^^^^
Thomas Adams of
Liverpool; bom 2a
May, iMipt. at
Bagnall (by the Rev.
W. Feraehotigh^ 31
May 1807 ; died un-
tikarried 7 March,
bur. in the family
vault at Stoke-on«
Trent 12 March
1863.
Mary, bom at Liverpool 23 November
1834, bapt at St. Augustine's, Liverpool,
28 January 1835 ; marr. at Christ
Church, Tunstall, co. Stafford (by the
Rev. Dr. Hawes), 4 January 1865,
William Sunms Bull of Tyn-y-Coed,
Arthog, CO. Merioneth, formerly of
Cheltenham, co. Gloucester (eldest son
of Joseph Bull of Didsbury, co.
Chester); bom 18 July 1837. She
died at Tyn-y-Coed, Arthog, on
Saturday, 30 March, and was bur. at
St. Mary's, Llanaber, co. Merioneth,
3 April 1895. y
Thomas Adams of Greenfield House, Wolstanton;
bom at Greenfield, near Tunstall, 10 August, bapt
at Christ Church, Tunstall, 12 October 1836; died
18 February, bur. in the fiEunily vault in Christ
Church Churchyard, Tunstall, 22 Felmiary 1905.
Adfiion (with will dated 15 February 1905) was
granted at Lichfield 9 May 1905, to Laura Eliza
Adams, widow, and William Adams, the Etors of
the will of William Adams, deceased.
Anne, bom in October, and bapt 19 October 1840 ;
died 9 December, bur. in the family vault in Christ
Church Churchyard, Tunstall, 16 December 1842.
William Adams of Greenfield, of Newfield Hall'
and Barlaston, all co. Stafford ; bom at ^ The
Oaks," Wolstanton, on Wednesday, 12 August, bapt
at Wolstanton (by the Rev. John Thomas Jeffcock,
the Vicar) 30 September 1868 (Sponsors: Charles
Challinor of Basford Hall, co. Stafford, the Rev.
John Thomas Jeffcock, the Vicar, and Rose
Worthington of Ball Haye Hall, Leek, co. Stafford) ;
educated at Rugby 1882-87.
^^
d/kti^ ^^d/7HJi
'Mildred Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev.
James Jordan Serjeantson, Rector
of St Michael's, Lichfield, co. Stafford,
Rural Dean, and of Hanlith Hall in the
parish of Kirkby Malham, co. York, by
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of the Rev.
Thomas Buckley, Rector of St Thomas',
Old Trafford, co. Lancaster; bom at
St Michael's Rectory, Lichfield, 14 June,
bapt at St Michael's, Lichfield, 14 July
1875; °>^^* ^ St John's, Inverness
(by die Rev. Somers Smith-Herries),
on Wednesday, 16 November 1904.
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Samuel Adamsi born at BunleiiL
CO. Stafford, 19 May 1809^' died
4 July, bur. at Burslem ^ Jti^
1809.
Elizabeth, bom at Stoke-on-
Trent, ca Stafford, 14 July i8fo,
bapt. ait the parish church,
Stoke-on-Trent, 8 August 1814;
$ed unmarried at the Parsonage^
PenkhuQ, co. Stafford, 7 July,
bur. at Stoke-on-Trent 12 July
1862.
Frances, bom at Stoke-on-Trent 8 December 1813, bapt at
iht parish dmrch, Stoke-oo^Trent, 8 August 18x4; marr.
at SephtoD) co. Lancaster, 8 Julv 1868, as his and wife,
johii Massey Morris of Burslem (son of Bichard Morris) ;
died 14 December, bur. at the parish church, Burslem,
18 December 1869. She marr. 2ndly at Holy Trinity,
Rhyl, CO. Flint, 30 June 1877, Joseph Walton of Bowdon,
CO. Chester. She died s.p. 34 February, and was bur. in the
Adams fisunily vault in the parish churchyard, Stoke-on-Trent,
1 March 1879.
Susanna, bom 17 September, bapt at the parish church,
Stoke-on-Trent, 21 September 1815; died 15 December,
but. at Norton-in-the-Moors, CO. Stafford, 17 December 1815.
Hugh Worthington Adams of Newcastle--rClarice
under-Lyme, co. Stafford; bora at ''The
Oaks,** Wolstanton, co. Stafford, on Satur-
day, 12 February, bapt. at Wolstanton (by
the Rev. John Thomas Teffcock, the Vicar)
dti Saturday, 10 April 1870 (Sponsors:
R^inald Newcome Wood of Bignall End,
CO. Stafford, Phillip Jukes Worthinfl;ton of
Leek, co. Stafford, and Frances Emily Giles
of Harboroe, co. Stafford); educated at
Rwby 1884-87; admitted a Solicitor 1893;
a (^i-oher for co. Skff6rd (torn t9ot.
r
Sophia, 5th dau. of Charles Bennett Roche
of Daventiy, co. Northampton, by Charlotte Ryley
his wife, 4th dau. of Joseph Howe of Coventry,
CO. Warwick; bom 23 June, bapt. at Daventry
(by the Rev* John Martyn Collyns, the Rector)
d September 1874; marr. ^ere (by the Rev.
Arthur Wilfrid Baynham, Rector of Alvediston,
CO. Wilts, cousin of the bride, assisted by the
Rev. Canon John Mar^n Collyns, the Rector,
and the Rev. Edward James Seymour) on
Tuesday, 24 July 1900.
Geraldine Margaret, bom at SpringfiddS) Newcasde-under-Lyme,
on Wednesday, 29 April, bapt at Hanford (by the Rev. WiUiam
Matthias Goggs) 4 June 1903.
Frank Pemberton AdAms of Leek ; bom
at "The Oaks," Wolstonton, 3 April,
bapt there (by the Rev. John Thomas
Jeffcock) 26 May r872 (Sponsors:
Bdmtma Sutton of Manchester, Walter
Mo6re Worthington of Leek, and Ellen
Wood of Henley Hall, Ludlow, co.
Salop) ; educated at Reptoh 1887-90.
Percy Walter Lewis Adams of Moreton House,
Wolstanton; bom at ''The Oaks,** Wolstanton,
24 January, bapt. there (by the Rev. John Thomas
Jeffcock) 4 April 1875 (Sponsors: Harry Tichborae
Davenport of Maer, co. Stafford, M.P., Harvey
Pembcnton of Edgbaston House, Birmingham, co.
Warwick, and Helena Jane Challinor of Basford
Hall, CO, Stafibrd); educated at Rugby 1889-91.
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Wmllmt of IBKepbrtftge, to* l^urrej*
Arms, — Azure a hening argent a chief or.
Crssf. — A demi-sailor leaning on an andior all proper.
Jlfott0,—Coaa vaiUant se fidt royaame.
Rev. I^iUp Vailknt (and son of Paul Vaillant of 53 PaU
London, and of Twickenham House, Twickenham, co. Middlesex,
J.P. fw CO. Middlesex and Sheriff of London 1759-60, by Theodosia
Whichcote his and wife, heir of John and Theodore Sydeidiam);
bom 16 October, bapt at St James', Piccadilly, London, la November
1767; of Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated lo^ July 1784, aged
16, B.A. ai February 1789, M.A. 39 January 1791; ordauied in
Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, as Deacon 19 December 1790,
Priest 18 December 1791 ; licensed as Deacon and Priest to Alvescot,
CO. Oxford, 1790, and 179a as Curate, to the Rev. Thomas Eden;
Curate at the parish church, Ealing, co. Middlesex, 1797-98, admitted
Rector of Stoke d'Abemon (formerly Stoke D'Albome), co. Surrey,
2$ August 1801, on the presentation of his father, which living he
held until his death (the advowson was sold by Paul Vaillant's
executors in 1803) ; died at the Rectory, Stoke d'Abemon, aged 79,
on Tuesday, la May, bur. at St. Mary's, Stoke d'Abernon, 19 May
1846. Memorial tablet on West wall of St Mary's, Stoke d'Abemon,
also a memorial cross erected to him and his family in 1899. ^^^
dated 18 March 1843, with two codicils dated respectively 7 May
1844 and 31 October 1845, proved (P.C.C. 471, 46) ^ June 1846, by
WilUam Frederick Gostling and Charles Geoige Banmster, the Etors.
/^^^M^
Mall,^lizabeth, eldest dau.
of John Balchen of St
Catherine's Hill, near
Guildford, and of Cedar
House^ Cobham, both
CO. Suriey (cousin of
Admiral Sir John
Balchen, Governor of
Greenwich Hospital),
by his wife, Elizabeth
Barker of Cobham ;
bai)t at St Nicholas',
Guildford, 13 Septem-
ber 1774; nuurr. at St
Mary's, Stoke d'Aber-
non, a4 July 1805
(marriage settlements
dated 15 July 1805) ;
died at the Rectory,
Stoke d'Abemon, aged
5a, 4 Febrqary, bur.
at St Mary's, Stol^e
d'Abemon, n Feb-
ruwy 18^7. M.I.
Theodosia, bom at the
Rectory, Stoke d'Abemon,
16 May, bapt at St Mary's,
Stoke d'Abemon, 15 June
1806; died unmarried at
Grove's Hotel, 49 Alber-
marle Street, London, aged
36, on Saturday, 4 March,
bur. at St Mary's, Stoke
d'Abemon, 11 March 1843.
M.I. Will dated 30 January
1843, proved (P.CC. a 16, 43)
a9 March 1843, by William
Frederick Gostling, the sole
El^or.
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Philip John Vaillant of Thomton«f*Elizabeth, only dau. of
House, Steynton, co. Pembroke ;
bom at the Rectory, Stoke d'Aber-
non, a 8 July, bapt at St. Mary's,
Stoke d'Abemon, 20 September
1807 ; Ensign 13th Bombay Native
Infantry 10 August 1833, Lieutenant
I May 1825; stationed at Poona;
died at Thomton House, Steynton,
in his 72nd year, on Tuesday,
8 July, bur. in the churchyard at
Steynton 11 July 1879. Will dated
I a June 1879, proved (Prin. R^.,
746, 79) a3 August 1879, by
his daughter, Gertrude Lindsey oi
Thomton House, widow, the sole
Executrix.
Henry Morgan of Middle
Street Milford Haven, co.
Pembroke; bom at Middle
Street, Milfoid Haven,
3 February, bapt at the
parish church, Steynton,
27 February 1814; marr.
by licence at St Mary's,
^Haverfordwest, co. Pern-
broke, 17 January 1833;
died at Thomton liouse,
Steynton, aged ^3, 2 a
February, bur. m the
churchyard at Steynton a8
February 1867.
Gertrude, bom at Middle Street, Milford Haven, 7 June, bapt at the parish church, Steynton,
19 June 1834 ; marr. there (by the Rev. William Beach Thomas, assisted by the Rev. Walter
William Vaughan) 16 July 1857, William Henry Lindsey of Dandre, Newport, co. Pembroke
(eldest son of William Lindsey of 41 Milsom Street, Bath, co. Somerset, by his wife, Elizabeth
Cockerill of Oswestry, co. Salop); bom at 41 Milsom Street, Bath, 6 August 1817, bapt at
St Michael's, Bath, 34 December i8ao; died at Goat Street, Haverfordwest, la October bur.
at St. Thomas', Haverfordwest, 18 October 1863. Admon was granted at the Principal
Registry 27 October 1864, to Gertrude Lindsey of Thornton House, Steynton, the«eli€t.
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Frederick Nathaniel Vaillant,
bom at the Rectory, Stoke
d'Abemon, co. Surrey, 24 No-
vember, bapt at St Mary's,
Stoke d'Abemon, 11 Decent-
ber 1808; joined the Hon****
East India Co.'s Service
18 October i8a8^ add was
stationed at Bhooj in 1832,
Lieutenant and Adjutant 24th
Bombay Native Iiifantry; died
at Bombay, India, 6 Novem-
ber 1832, bur. there the same
day. M.I. at St Mary's, Stoke
d'Abemon. Admon (with will
dated at Bombay 4 November
1832) was granted (P.C.C. 309
Teignmauth) 10 May 1834, to
the Rev. Philip Vaillant, the
Either. _
Frances, bom at the Rectory,
Stoke d'Abemon, i April,
bapt at St Mary's, Stoke
d'Abemon, 29 April 1810;
died at the Rectory, Stoke
d'Abemon, aged 16, 16 May,
bur. at St Mary's, Stoke
d'Abemon, 20 May 1826.
M.I.
Albert Vaillant of <' Meadowlei^" Wey-rGiulia Isabella,
bridge, CO. Surrey; bom at the Rectory^
Stoke d'Abemon, 7 May, bapt. at St Mary's,
Stoke d'Abemon, it July 1813; joined the
Hoc^ East India Co.'s Service in i8i8,
Ensign 13 May 1829; Ensign in Bombcty
Presidency (25th Regiment) 5 July 1833;
Lieutenant on Bombay EstabUshment
12 July 1837, Captain 13 May 1844,
Adjutant 9th Regiment 14 October 1840,
Major in the .^Imy in the East Indies
28 November 1854, also served in the
27th Bombay Native Infantry; retired from
H.M. Indian Forces 28 November 1854;
stationed at Ahmedebad 1837, and at
Deesa 1840-44; died at '^ Meadowleigh,"
Weybridge, aged 65, on Thursday, 21 No-
vember, bur. in the cemetery at Weybridge
26 November 1878. M.I. there and at St
Mary's, Stoke d'Abemon, also a Memorial
Window in the South aisle of St James',
Weybridge. Will dated 28 February 187 1,
proved (Prin. Reg., 92, 79) 27 January
1879, by Giulia Isabella VaiUant, relict, and
Edward Bannister of 13 John Street,
Bedford Row, London, the Etors.
younger dau. and
coheir of Colonel
Frands Macirone
of Weybridge
(eldest son oi
Peter Augustus
MacirMe of
Rome, anld grand-
son of FrancesPco
Fib'ppo Ludo-
vico Melchiore
Macirone of
Rome),A.D.C.to
Joachim Murat,
Ring of Naples^;
Knight of the
Legion of Honour
and of St George
of the Two
Sicilies, &c.; bom
atShe{^)erton,co.
Middlesex, 4 Au-
gust 1828; man*,
at St James',
Weybridge (by
the Rev. William
GifTord), on Tues-
day, 8 November
Reginald Philip VaiUant, bom at Vigo House, Weybridge, on Tuesday, i May, bapt at
St. Mary's, Stoke d'Abemon, 24 June 1855 ; educated at Temple Grove School, East Sheen,
and at the Royal Grammar School, Guildford; appointed Sub-Lieutenant Royal London
Militia 21 February 1874, Lieutenant 12 July 1875, of the ist Battalion 15th Regiment of Foot
20 November 1875, and of the looth R^ment of Foot (Prince of Wales'), Royal
Canadians, 26 October 1876, to which he was appointed Instractor of Musketry 22 April 1879
(Hythe certificate, ist-class extra, dated 8 May 1877); died at Sialkdt, Punjab, India, aged 24,
on Sunday, 19 October 1879, bur. there the following day. M.I. at Sialkdt and at
St. Mary's, Stoke d'Abemon, also a Memorial Window in the South aisle of St James',
Weybridge. Adnion was granted at the Principal Registry 23 June 1880, to Giulia Isabella
Vaillant of " Heathside," Weybridge, mother, and next of kin.
Reginald Balchen Henry Vaillant, bom at Middle Street, Milford Haven, co. Pembroke,
24 June, bapt at the parish church Steynton, co. Pembroke, 15 August 1835; died at
5 Grove Row, Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, aged 2 years and 6 month^ 5 November, bur.
in the churchyard at St Thomas', Haverfordwest, 9 November 1837.
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Isabel, bom at \ht Rectory, Stoke (FAbemoiii co.
Surrey, s6 January, bapt at St Mary's, Stoke
cfAbernon, 5 February 1815; died unmarried at
tht Rectory, Stoke d'Abemon, aged 31, on
Tuesday, 21 April, bur. at St Mary's, Stoke
d'Abemon, 27 April 1846. M.I. Will dated
90 April 1846, proved (P.CC 313, 46) 30 Afml
1846, by Captain Philip Gostling, one of the
Elors. Power reserved to Theodosia Elixabeth
Hammond, widow, the other Btor.
Reginald VaiUant, bom at the Rectory,
Stoke d'Abemon, 23 August 1818, bapt
at St Mary%, Stoke d'Abemon, 31
January 1819; educated at the Ro^
Grammar School, Guildford, and at Oriel
College, Oxford, matriculated 13 May
1836, aged 17; died at the Rectory,
Stoke d'Abemon, aged 18, on Friday,
6 January, bur. at St Mary's, Stoke
d'Abemon, 13 January 1837. M.I.
Lionel Albert VaiUant of Weybridge,-
ca Surrey ; bom at Park House,
Walton-on-Thames, co. Surrey, on
Sunday, 7 September, bapt at St
Mary's, Stoke d'Abemon, 16 November
1856; educated at Westward Ho! The
Knoll, Famborough, and at Dinard;
died s.p. at Glenview, Sidmouth, ca
Devon, aged 27, on Saturday, 9 Feb-
ruary, bur. in the cemetery at Weybrid^e
15 Febmary 1884. M.I. there and m
the church at St Mary's, Stoke d'Abemon.
Will dated 3 August 1880, proved (Prin.
Rfg-9 344* S4) 4 April 1884, by Francis
Villiers Homby of 9 New Court,
Lincoln's Irm, London, and Lorenzo
George Dundas of "Auburn," Addle-
stone, CO. Surrey, a Colonel in the Royal
London Militia, two of the Etors.
•Emma Florence, and dau. of Lorenzo George
Dundas of Clobemon Hall, Ferns, co. Wtxto^
i.P. for the counties of Wexford mi Westmeath,
y Jane Anna Maria his and wife, only child and
heir oi Thomas Grimston of Ripon, co. YiU'k,
M.D. ; bom at Auburn, Athlone, ao November,
bapt at the parish church, Athlone, a8 December
1857; marr. at Ballycamey, co. Wexford (by the
Rev. William John Dundas, D.D., Rector of
Moynalty, co. Meath, unde d the bride, assisted
by the Archdeaccm of Ferns), on Tuesday,
3 Au^st 1880 ; marr. andly at St Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, London (by the Rev. Charles ^^ctor
Merriman, Rector of St Mary's, Hulme, co.
Lancaster), on Tuesday, a 2 February 1887, George
Langshaw Merriman of St Michael's Cottage,
Weybridge, 2nd son of Charles Antony Merriman
oi Knutsford, co. Chester.
Philip Vaillant of Oxton, co.«
Chester; bom at 5 Grove
Row, Haverfordwest, co.
Pembroke, 26 August, bapt. at
St Thomas', Haverfordwest,
a I September 1837; educated
at the Grammar School,
St David's; died at Bow
Road, London, aged 33, on
Saturday, la November, bur.
in the cemetery at Dorking, co.
Surrey, 18 November 1870.
■Ann Balchen, only dau. of Joseph Moss Balchen of
Harrington House, Dorking; bom at East Street, Dorking,
26 February, bapt at St Martin's, Dorking, 21 April 1847;
marr. there (by the Rev. William Henry Joyce, the Vicar)
on Tuesday, 2 October 1866; marr. 2ndly at St Paul's,
Decking (by the Rev. Philip Hoste), on Saturday, 16 August
1873, Thomas Henry Austin of Crewkone, ca Somerset;
marr. 3rdly at Holy Trinity, Sibford Gower, co. Oxfc^
II July 1893, Edward Ainge of "The Hollies,'' Sibford
Gower (eldest son oi David Ainge of The Farm, Tysoe, ca
Warwick) ; bom at Tysoe 10 January i8a8, and bapt there.
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Philip VaiUant, bom at Victoria Road, Oxton, 8 April, bapt. at St Martin's,
Dorking, 7 June 1868; died at the Home Farm, Sibford Gower, aged 23,
19 July, bur. in the churchyard at Sibford Gower 23 July 1891. M.I.
Admon was granted at the Principal Registry 7 October 189 1, to Ann
Balchen Vaillant of 13 Queen's Gardens, West Brighton, co. Sussex, the
mother.
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abel
Isabel Bithynia, bom at Holly Lodge, Walton-on-Thames,
CO. Surrey, on Saturday, 15 May, bapt at St Mary's,
Stoke d'Abemon, co. Surrey, 19 September 1858; marr. at
St. James', Weybridge, co. Surrey (by the Rev. Walter
Baptist Money, the Rector), on Saturday, i September
1888, Lieut-Colonel Francis Laidley Swan (2nd son of
Assistant-Commissary-General f*rederick George Swan,
Army Service Corps, J.P. in St Helena, and grandson
of Deputy-Commissary-General Thomas Sanders Swan,
J.P.) ; bom at Napoleon Street, James Town, St Helena,
II September, bapt at St. James', James Town, 23
November 1852 ; entered the Army as 2nd Lieutenant
ist Royal Dragoons 23 March 1881, Lieutenant 18 June
1 88 1, Captain East Surrey Regiment 4 April 1888, Adjutant
4th Volunteer Battalion East Surrey Regiment 3 November
1890, retired with hon. rank of Lieut-Colonel 8 July 1893;
Captain Reserve of Officers 4 April 1898, Lieut-Colonel 6th
Battalion The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment)
21 May 1900. =f
Rev. Wilfrid Bernard VaiUant of
St Fndeswide's, Poplar, co.
Middlesex, and of St Cross,
Weybridge, co. Surrey ; bom
at " Meadowleigh," Weybridge,
on Friday, 23 September, bapt at
St Mary's, Stoke d'Abernon,
20 November 1864 ; educated at
Radley (15 May 1878 to i August
1883) and at Christ Church, Ox-
ford, matriculated 24 May 1883,
aged 18, B.A. 26 June 1890,
M.A. 23 April 1 89 1, and Ely
Theological College 1890-91 ;
ordained Deacon at Ely 20
September 1891, and Priest at
St Paul's Cathedral 18 February
1894, Curate at Christ Church
Orford Mission, St. Frideswide's,
Poplar, 1891-1906.
Elizabeth, bom at 5 Grove Row,
Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, 14
November, bapt at St Thomas',
Haverfordwest, 6 December 1838;
marr. at St Teilos'i Kilrhedyn, co.
Carmarthen, 28 August i860, David
William Thomas (eldest son of the
Rev. David Thomas Thomas, Vicar
of Trelech-ar-Bettws, co. Carmar-
then); born at Trelech-ar-Bettws
21 November 1831, bapt at St
Teilos', Trelech-ar-Bettws, i January
1832. She died at Diamentina
Hospital, Queensland, 19 June, bur.
in the cemetery at SouUi Brisbane
20 June 1904. Y
Albert Vaillant of High-^Frances Wickstead, eldest
Street, Haverfordwest ;
bora at s Grove Row,
Haverfordwest, 14 August,
bapt at St Thomas',
Haverfordwest, 7 Septem-
ber 1840; educated at
the Grammar School, St.
David's; died at 21
Medwin Street, Brixton,
CO. Surrey, bur. in
Nunhead Cemetery, co.
Surrey, i April 1880.
dau. of Thomas Smith Goode
of Avellanu, near Haverford-
west, by Frances Wickstead
Pinker his wife; bom at
Moss Side, Hulme, co.
Lancaster, 5 April 1840;
marr. at St. Mary's, Haver-
fordwest (by the Rev. James
Henry Alexander Philipps of
Picton Castle, co. Pembroke,
assisted by the Rev. Henry
Christian David Chandler),
on Tuesday, 26 November
1861.
Alice Frances Mary, bom at Dark
Street, Haverfordwest, 24 August,
bapt. at St Mary's, Haverfordwest, 18
September 1862 ; marr. at St John's,
Sydney, New South Wales, 18 Sep-
tember 1880, Francis Gerard of The
Grange, Monteagle, and of Wollongona,
New South Wales (4th son of John
Gerard of Bristol, co. Gloucester, and
of Goulburn, New South Wales, by
Caroline his wife); bom 21 January,
bapt. at St. Saviour's Cathedral,
Goulbum, 8 April 1849.
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Virginia Beatrice, bom at
Newton Terrace, Padding-
ton, London, 4 October
1863, bapt at St Stephen's,
Paddington, 23 July 1865.
Archibald Cary Vaillant,
bom at 55 Talbot Road,
Paddington, London, 5 May,
bapt at St Stephen's,
Paddington, London, 23 July
1865 ; died 9 November, bur.
at sea 10 November 1867.
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Harry Gordon Vaillant,
bom at Thornton,
Nelson Street, WoUahra,
Sydney, New South
Wales, 19 March, bapt
at St Matthias', Pad-
dington, Sydney, 28
April 1867 ; died at
Ormuz Cottage, Mudgee,
Sydney, 25 April, bur.
in Gordon Cemetery,
North Sydney, 28 April
1895.
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Frederick Nathaniel Vaillant, bom at
5 Grove Row, Haverfordwest, co. Pem-
broke, 28 November, bapt. at St. Thomas',
Haverfordwest, 25 December 1841 ;
educated at the Grammar School, St.
David's ; died at 6 Gresham Road, Brixton,
CO. Surrey, 8 April, bur. in the cemetery
at Tooting, co. Surrey, 11 April 1906.
Admon (with will dated 5 January 1874)
was granted at the Principal Registry
2 June 1906, to Herbert Campbell Burton.
Ranald Vaillant, bom at=*Maria, dau. of
5 Grove Row, Haverfbrdwest, James Marsland
I May, bapt. at St. Thomas', of Stalybridge,
Haverfordwest, 27 May 1844; co. Lancaster;
educated at the Grammar School, marr. at Holy
Haverfordwest, and at St. Bar- Trinity, Bowen,
tholomew's Hospital, London ; Queensland, 19
died at Aramac, Downs of Bowen, July 1874.
in the district of Marathon,
Queensland, i March 1876, and
bur. there the next day.
Paul Vaillant, bom at 4 Castle
Terrace, Haverfordwest, 25 May,
bapt. at St. Martin's, Haverford-
west, 18 June 1846; educated
at the Grammar School, Haver-
fordwest; died at Old Bridge
House, Haverfordwest, aged 24,
on Sunday, 18 December, bur. in
the churchyard at Prendergast,
CO. Pembroke, 24 December 1870.
John Balchen Vaillant ofyMary
Bean, Dartford, co. Kent;
bom at Scoveston House,
near Milford Haven, co.
Pembroke, 30 June, bapt. at
the parish church, Steynton,
CO. Pembroke, 2 July 1847 ;
educated at the Grammar
School, Haverfordwest, and
at Fulland's School, Taunton.
Beatrice, eldest dau.
of Richard Rice Davies of
Glanmore Lodge, Swansea,
CO. Glamorgan; born at
Pwll Glfis, Mold, CO. Flint,
8 June, bapt there 4 Sep-
tember 1857 ; marr. at
Swansea 7 January 1885.
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Richard Balchen Vaillant,
bom at 9 Lozells Road,
Birmingham, 28 December
1885, bapt. at Christ Church,
Gravesend, co. Kent, 20
March 1904.
Beatrice Nora, bom at
9 Lozells Road, Birming-
ham, 27 March 1887,
bapt. at Christ Church,
Gravesend, 20 March
1904.
Llewellyn Vaillant, bom at South
Bank, Bromley, co. Kent, 12 July
1891 ; died at Bean, Darrford, 15
November, bur. in the churchyard
at Stone, co. Kent, 21 November
1898.
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iHflilner of ^un appleton, co. f^orfe*
Selina, dau. of-pSir William MordauntStuit^Harriet Elizabeth,
Arms on record in the College of
Arms. — Per pale or and sable a
chevron between three snaffle
bridle-bits counter-changed.
Crest, — A horse's head couped
argent bridled and maned or
charged on the neck with a bezant
between two wings gold.
Motto, — Addit frena feris.
the Rt. Hon^e
Henry Theophi-
lus Clements of
Ashfield Lodge^
CO. Cavan, P.C,
M.P., Lieut-
Colonel 69th
Regiment of
Foot, by Catha-
rine his 2nd
wife, eldest dau.
of the Rt.
Hon"* John
Beresford, P<C. ;
bom 17 August
1780; marr. by
specisil licence
at St George's,
HanoverSquare,
London, 13 July
1803; died 28
May, bur. at
Bolton Percy,
West Riding,
CO. York, 9 June
1805. I St wife.
{See Pedigree
of CUmeHts^
''Visitation of
Ireland^' Vol,
J, page 2),
Milner of Nun Appleton,
CO. York, Baronet (eldest
son of Sfar William Mor-
daunt Milner, 3rd Baronet,
M.P., by Diana his wife,
eldest dau. of Humphrey
Sturt of More Crichel, co.
Dorset); bom 20 October,
bapt at Bolton Percy 22
November 1779; educated
at Eton and at Christ
Church, Oxford, matricu-
lated 19 Febraary 1798,
aged 18 ; succeeded his
father as 4th Baronet 9 Sep-
tember 181 1 ; died at his
residence at Nun Appleton,
in his 76th year, on
Saturday, 24 March, bur.
at Acaster Selby, West
Riding, co. York, on
Saturday, 4 April 1855.
Will dated 24 April 1844,
with two codicils dated
respectively 9 December
1848 and 8 December
1852, proved (P.C.C. 430,
55) 14 May 1855, by the
Hon^'« Edwin Lascelles,
the EXor named in first
codicil Power reserved
to Dame Harriet Elizabeth
Milner and Henry Riddell,
the Eitors named in will.
elder dau. of Lord
Edward Charles
Cavendish - Ben-
tinck (2nd son
of William, Duke
of Portland), by
Elizabeth his wife,
eldest dau. of
Richard Cumber-
land, the dramatist \
bom 9 April 1787;
marr. 8 May 1809;
died at Towns-
hend House, The
Mount, York, aged
75, on Wednes-
day, 31 December
1862, bur. at
Acaster Selby 6
January 1863;
Will dated 29
January 185^,
proved at York
29 January 1863,
by Henry Beilbjr
William Milner of
East Retford, co.
Nottingham, son,
the sole Eitor.
2nd wife.
Selina Catherine Diana,
bom in London 18 April
1804; died at 13 Wilton
Place Crescent, Knights-
bridge, London, aged
30, on Monday, i Sep-
tember 1834, bur. in
Kensal Green Cemetery,
London.
Catharine Frances Nannette, bom in Old Burlington Street, London,
31 March 1805; marr. at Bolton Percy 30 August 1827, the Revi
Canon David Frederick Markhara (son of William Markhara of Becca
Hall, West Riding, co. York, and grandson of the Most Rev. William
Markham, Archbishop of York); bona at Becca Hall 11 March 1800;
of Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 7 May 181 8, aged 18, B.A^
1822, M.A. 1825 ; Vicar of Addingham, co. Cilmberland, 1825, of
Stillingfleet, East Riding, co. York, 1824-38, and Rector of Great
Horkesley, co. Essex, 1838 until his death, appointed Canon of
Windsor 1827 ; died at the Rectory, Great Horkesley, on Thursday,
31 March, bur. at Great Horkesley 7 April 1853. Will dated
2 November 1852, proved (P.C.C. 385, 53) 2 May 1853, by Catharine Frances Nannette
Markham, relict, one of the Eltors. Power reserved to William Thomas Markham, nephew,
and Clements Robert Markham, son, the other Eitors. She died at Ashfield Lodge, co. Cavan^
aged 71, on Sunday, 7 May 1876, and was bur. at Ashfield. Will dated 4 May 1869, proved
(Prin. Reg., 501, 76) 6 June 1876, by Clements Robert Markham of 21 Eccleston Square,
London, and William Wickham of Binsted Wyck, co. Hants, nephew, the EXors.
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Harriet Emily Mary, bom at Bolton Lodge, in the
parish of Bolton Percy, West Riding, co. York, 28 May,
bapt at Bolton Percy i June 18 10; marr. there
9 December 1828, George Savile Foljambe of Osberton,
CO. Nottingham, and of Aldwark, North Riding, co. York
(eldest son of John Savile Foljambe of Aldwark, by
Elizabeth his wife, eldest dau. of the Rev. the Hon^*
James Willoughby, LL.D., Rector of Long Marston-cum-
Hutton, CO. York, afterwards Rector of Guiseley and
Askham Richard, co. York); bom at Aldwark 4 June,
bapt. there 15 June 1800; educated at Ealing 1807-14,
at Eton 1 8 14-17, afterwards with the Rev. Richard Smith,
Vicar of Edensor, co. Derby, and at St. John's College,
Cambridge; J. P. and D.L. for co. Nottingham, High
Sheriff 1826 ; died at Osberton, in his 70th year, at 4 a.m.
on Saturday, 18 December, bur. in the family vault at
Scofton, CO. Nottingham, on Thursday, 23 December
1869. Will dated 29 June i860, proved (Prin. Reg.,
260, 70) 6 April 1870, by Francis John Savile Foljambe
of Osberton, son, one of the Eitors. Power reserved to
the Rt. Hon**** John Parker and John Serjeantson, the
other Eiors. She died at Osberton 28 December 1830,
and was bur. at Sturton, co. Nottingham, 4 January 1831,
the remains being subsequently removed to the family
vault at Scofton on the night of 30 September 1858.
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(See Pedigree of Foljambe^ Vol, 7, page 44,)
Charlotte Catherine, bom at
Bolton Percy 21 July, bapt. there
24 July 181 2; marr. at Bolton
Percy 13 December 1836, the
Rev. Thomas Egerton (3rd son
of Wilbraham Egerton of Tatton
Park, CO. Chester, M.P., J.P. and
D.L., and brother of William
Tatton, I St Baron Egerton of
Tatton) ; bom 16 November
1809 ; Rector of Dunnington,
East Riding, co. York; di^ at
Tatton Park 17 September 1847,
bur. at Rostheme, co. Chester.
Will dated so December 1845,
proved (P.C.C. 770, 47) 19 Oc-
tober 1847, by the Rev. David
Frederick Markham and William
Tatton Egerton, brother, two of
the Eitors. Power reserved to
Charlotte Catherine Egerton,
relict, the other Eltor. She died
at Whitwell Hall, North Riding,
CO. York, aged 81, on Sunday,
1 1 March, and was bur. at Whit-
well 14 March 1894. Will dated
15 August 1 89 1, proved (Prin.
Reg., 662, 94) 1 1 June 1894, by
George Leycester Egerton, son,
the surviving E&or.
Edith Harriet, Eveline Selina, bom at 75 Eaton Place, London, on Thursday, 25 June 1846 ;
of Heworth marr. at Bolton Percy 14 April 1869, Lieut-Colonel Thomas Ferdinand
Moor House, Fairfax of Steeton, Biibrough and Newton Kyme, all West Riding, co. York
North Riding, (eldest son of Thomas Fairfax of Steeton, -Biibrough and Newton Kyme, J.P.
CO. York; bom and D.L., by Louisa Constantia his wife, dau. of George Ravenscroft of
at Nun Apple- the Hon^*« East India Company's Service); bom at Newton Kyme 6 October,
ton, CO. York, bapt. at Boston Spa, co. York, 10 October 1839; Lieutenant 3rd Battalion
26 Febmary, Grenadier Guards 17 July 1857, Captain 17 May i86i, retired as Lieut-
bapt at Bolton Colonel 9 April 1870 ; died at Newton Kyme, aged 44, on Friday, 8 February
Percy 30 April 1884, bur. there. Will dated 22 January 1884, proved at Wakefield
1845. 28 May 1884, by Francis Hart Dyke of the City of York, the sole Eior.
She died at Biibrough Grange at 1 2 noon on Sunday, 1 1 Febmary, and was
bur. in the churchyard at Biibrough on Wednesday, 14 February 1900.
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Caroline Elizabeth Mary, bom
34 November, bapt at Bolton
Percy, West Riding, co. York,
7 December 1813 ; marr. 23
July 1844, Sir John Craven
Carden of Templemore, co.
Tipperary, Baronet (eldest son
of Sir Henry Robert Carden,
3rd Baronet, by Louisa his wife,
only child of Frederick Thomp-
son of Woodville, Queen's
County); born i December
1819; D.L. for CO. Tip-
perary; succeeded his father
as 4th Baronet 23 March
1847. Sl^e <^i^ ^ Temple-
more 5 November 1850.
Admon was granted at the
Principal Registry 20 December
1850, to Sir John Craven
Carden, Baronet, husband.
He marr. 2ndly at St. John's
Episcopal Church, Edinburgh
(by the Rev. Berkeley Addison),
on Monday, 21 June 1852,
Julia Isabella, of Westown,
Strafian, co. Kildare, only dau.
of Admiral Charles Gepps
Robinson of Viewbank, Oban,
CO. Argyll, R.N. He died
suddenly at his residence,
Templemore Abbey, aged 59,
on Sunday, 23 March 1879.
Will proved in the Principal
Registry, Dublin, 3 July
1879, by Sir John Craven
Carden of Templemore Abbey,
Baronet, one of the Etors.
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Fanny Frederica
Sophia, born at
Nun Appleton,
CO. York, 26 Feb-
ruary, bapt. at
Bolton Percy 9
March 1 81 5; died
unmarried at her
residence. The
Mount, Ywk,
aged 61, -^on
Wednesday, 12
April, bur. at
Acaster Selby,
West Riding, co.
York, 18 April
1876. Will dated
22 December
1^75) ^th codicil
dated 12 April
1876, proved at
York 1 2 May
i876,byEgerton
Vernon Harcourt
ofWhitwellHall,
CO. York, the sole
Eitor.
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Geoigina Selina Septima, bom i April,
bapt at Bolton Percy 7 April 18 16; marr.
there 19 February 1850, Sir Charles
William Strickland of Boynton and of
Hildenley, Whitby Abbey, Robin Hood's
Bay and North Elmsall, all co. York,
Baronet (eldest son of Sir George Strick-
land Cholmley, 7th Baronet, by Mary his
ist wife, only child of the Rev. Charles
Constable of Wassand, co. York, and of
Walcot, CO. Lincoln); bom at Hildenley
6 February, bapt. privately 1 1 February
1 8 19 (baptism registered at Appleton-le-
Street, co. York) ; educated at Rugby and
at Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1842,
M. A. 1847 ; Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's
Inn and the Middle Temple 1847 ; J.P.
and D.L. for the East and North Ridings,
CO. York; succeeded his father as 8th
Baronet 23 December 1874. She died at
East Retford, co. Nottingham, aged 48,
on Tuesday, 14 June, and was bur. in the
cemetery at Retford 20 June 1864. He
marr. 2ndly at Thomey, co. Nottingham
(by the Rev. James Elletson Bigland, the
Vicar), on Tuesday, 22 May 1866, Anne
Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the Rev.
Christopher Nevile of Thomey and Wiseton,
CO. Nottingham, who died at Hildenley,
aged 42, on Wednesday, 7 April, and was
bur. in the churchyard at Robin Hood's
Bay 10 April 1866. Adinon was granted
at York 22 October 1886, to Sir Charles
William Strickland of Hildenley.
{Seg Pedigree of Strickland^
Vol p, page 98.)
Sir William Mordaunt Milner, Baronet; born at 75 Eaton Place, London, on Wednesday,
10 May 1848; educated at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 23 May 1866,
aged 18; Captain East Yorkshire Militia; succeeded his father as 6th Baronet
» February 1867; died unmarried at Shepheard's Hotel, C^ro, Egypt, aged 31, on
Wednesday, 14 April 1880, bur. at Cairo. Will dated 27 January 1875, proved (Prin.
Reg., 737, 80) 15 September t88o, by Sir Frederick George Milner of Bishopthorpe,
CO. Yoric, Baronet, brother, the sole E*or.
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Louisa Diana, born 37
May, bapt. at Bolton
Percy, West Riding, co.
York, I June 1818;
died unmarried at Ald-
wark Hall, West Riding,
CO. York, aged 57, on
Tuesday, 1 7 August,
buri in the churchyard at
Dalton, West Riding, co.
York, 21 August 1875.
Will dated 13 February
1872, proved at York
20 September 1875, ^Y
Alfred Mordaunt Eger-
ton of Aldwark Hall,
Rotberham, co. York,
Captain Royal Horse
Guards, nephew, the
sole Eitor.
Sir William Mordaunt Edward-^Lady
Milner of Nun Appleton^ co.
York, Baronet ; born at Nun
Appleton 30 June, bapL at
Bolton Percy 32 June 1820;
educated at Eton and at
Christ Church, Oxford, ma-
triculated 30 May 1838, aged
17, B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844;
M.P. for York 1848-57;
succeeded his father as 5th
Baronet 24 March 1855; ^^^
at Nun Appleton, aged 46, on
Tuesday, 12 February, bur. at
Acaster Selby, West Riding,
CO. York, 18 February 1867.
Will dated 2 December 1850,
proved at York 6 April 1867,
by Dame Anne Georgina
Milner of Nun Appleton,
relict, the sole Executrix.
Anne Georgina, youngest dau.
of Frederick Lumley-Savile of Tickhill
Castle, CO. York, and sister to Richard
George, 9th Earl of Scarbrough ; bom
at Tickhill Castle 19 August 1818;
marr. at St. George's, Hanover Square,
London, 16 April 1844; died at
48 Eaton Square, London, on
Friday, 2 February, bur. at Acaster
Selby 6 February 1877. Will dated
15 November 1876, proved (Prin.
Reg., 215, 77) 9 March 1877, by
Frederick George Milner of 10 St
James' Street, London, Granville
Henry Milner of 2 St James' Place,
London, sons, and Henry John
Lowndes Graham of 8 Prince's Uate>
London, the Eiois.
(&e Pedigree of Scarbrough^
The Rt. HonW« Sir Frederick George MilneryH
of Nun Appleton, Baronet, P.C. ; bom at Nun
Appleton 7 November 1849, bapt at Bolton
Percy (by the Most Rev. Thomas Musgrave,
Archbishop of York) 9 January 1850;
educated at Eton and at Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 30 May 1868, aged
18, B.A. 1873 ; J.P. and D.L. for the West
Riding, co. York, M.P. for the City of York
1883-85, and elected for Bassetlaw Division,
CO. Nottingham, 1890, 1892, 1895 ^"^ 1900;
sworn a Privy Councillor 1900; succeeded
his brother as 7th Baronet 14 April 1880.
on**** Adeline Gertrude Denison, sister of
Ernest William, 2nd Baron Grimthorpe,
2nd dau. of William Beckett, M.P., D.L.,
by the Hon^^ Helen Duncombe his wife,
3rd dau. of William, 2nd Lord Feversham;
bom at Roundhay Lodge, West Riding, co.
York, on Saturday, 14 May 1859; marr. at
Bolton Percy (by the Most Rev. William
Thomson, Archbishop of York) on Tuesday,
19 October 1880; died at 11 Hereford
Gardens, London, aged 43, on Sunday, 6 July,
bur. at Acaster Selby on Thursday, 10 July
1902.
Violet Helen, bom on Thursday, 7 June 1883; marr. at St Mark's,
North Audley Street, London (by the Rt. Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang,
Bishop of Stepney), on Thursday, 10 May 1906, Edward York (eldest son
of Edward Christopher York of Hut ton Hall, co. York, by Isabel Augusta
his ist wife, youngest dau. of Thomas Fairfax of Newton Kyme, West
Riding, co. York); bom at Bilbrough Grange, West Riding, co. York, on
Tuesday, 16 January 1872; appointed Lieutenant 3rd Battalion (The
Princess of Wales' Own) Yorkshire Regiment (Militia) 22 October 1892;
entered the Army as 2nd Lieutenant ist Royal Dragoons 12 December
1894, Lieutenant 14 October 1896^ Captain 22 June 1901, Adjutant
Leicestershire Imperial Yeomanry 16 February 1903 ; served in South
African War i899--i902, at relief of Ladysmith, including action at
Colenso; at operations of 17 to 24 January 1900, and action at Spion
Kopj action at Vaal Kranz 5 to 7 February 1900^ Tugela Heights
14 to 27 February 1900, and action at Pieter's Hill; in Natal March to
June 1900, and in Orange River Colony May to November 1900 ; in
the Transvaal April to August 1901 and March to 31 May 1902 ; in
Orange River Colony 30 November 1900 to April 1901, and August
1901 to March 1902 ; in Cape Colony May 1902 (Queen's medal with
six clasps, King's medal with two clasps).
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Doreen Maud, bora
at 138 Piccadilly,
London, on Thurs-
day, 20 May 1886.
William Frederick
Victor Mordaunt,
bom on Monday,
2 October 1893.
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Henry Beilby William Milner of West Retford=
House, CO. Nottingham ; bom 17 December
1823, and bapt. privately the same day (baptism
registered at Bolton Percy, West Riding, co.
York); educated at Eton and at Merton Collie,
Oxford, matriculated 9 February 1842, aged 18,
B.A. 1845, Fellow of All Souls' College 1845-54,
M.A. 1850; died at Kirkstall Grange, Leeds,
CO. York, aged 52, on Wednesday, 7 June, bur.
at Acaster Selby, West Riding, co. York, 14
June 1876. Will dated 3 May 1875, proved
at Wakefield 20 July 1876, by Charles Edward
Stephen Cooke of Doncaster, co. York, one
of the Eitors.
-Charlotte Henrietta, dau. of the Most Rev.
Marcus Gervais Beresford, Archbishop of
Armagh, by Mary his ist wife, dau. of
Colonel Henry Peisley L'Estrange of Moys-
town. King's County {see Pedigree of
r Estrange, ''Visitation of Ireland,'' Vol j,
page 4p); bom at Kildallen, co. Cavan,
17 May 1827 ; marr. at Coravahn, co.
Cavan (by the Rev. Lord John Beresford),
on Tuesday, 16 August 1853 ; died at
Armagh on Monday, 15 September, bur. at
Acaster Selby 20 September 1883.
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Mary Emmeline Laura, bom 5 November 1854 ; marr. in Henry VIL's Chapel, Westminster
Abbey (by the Rev. Henry White, Chaplain-in-Ordinary to Queen Victoria), on Tuesday,
7 August 1877, William Cansfield, Baron Gerard of Bryn, co. Lancaster, D.S.O. ; bom at
16 Montagu Square, London, on Saturday, 21 June 1851; educated at Oscott Catholic College;
•Lieutenant 2nd Life Guards 1870-76; Hon. Colonel I^ncashire Hussars (9th Yeomanry
Brigade); served in Natal 1900 as A.D.C. to General Sir Redvers Henry Buller (medal
with six clasps and D.S.O.) ; succeeded his father as 2nd Baron and 14th Baronet 15 March
1887 ; died at Eastwell Park, co. Kent, aged 51, on Wednesday, 30 July, bur. at Gars wood, co.
Lancaster, with military honours, on Monday, 4 August 1902. Will dated 29 September
1899, with codicil dated 15 June 1902, proved (Prin. Reg., 28A, 1902) 16 August 1902, by
Sir Martin Le Marchant Hadisley Gosselin, K.C.M.G., C.B., and Frederick Gerard, the Eitors.
{See Pedigree of Gerard, VoL p, page 108, also Additions
and Corrections, VoL 10, page viii.)
Granville Henry
Milner, born 28
December 1852.
Dudley Francis Milner, bom 9 March, bapt.
at Acaster Selby 30 April 1854; educated at
Rugby and at Exeter College, Oxford, matricu-
lated 19 March 1872, aged 18 ; died unmarried
at Batavia, Island of Java, aged 26, on Easter
Sunday, 9 April 1882, bur. there. Will dated
6 July 1881, proved (Prin. Reg., 487, 82) 15
June 1882, by Granville Henry Milner, brother,
the sole E2or.
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Edward Carolus Milner,
bom I Febraary 1858;
Lieutenant Coldstream
Guards; died unmarried
at Bilbrough Grange,
West Riding, co. York,
aged 20, on Tuesday,
23 April 1878, bur. at
Bilbrough.
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Laura Emma, bom 15 May, bapt at Bolton Percy, West Riding, co. York, 23 May 1825;
marr. there (by the Ven^ William Henry Edward Bentinck, Archdeacon of Westminster)
bn Thursday, 8 December 1859, Egerton Vernon Harcourt of St. Clare and Whitwell Hall^
CO. York (loth son of the Most Rev. Edward Harcourt, Archbishop of York, by Lady Anne
his wife, 3rd daU. of Granville, ist Marquess of Stafford); born at Rose Castle, co* Cumberland,
7 June 1803; of Christ Church* Oxford, matriculated i JUne 1821, aged 18, Student 1821-34,
B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828 ; Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple 1830, R^;istrar of the Diocese
of York; died at Whitwell Hall, aged 80, on Friday* 19 October 1883, and bur. at Whitwell.
Will dated 15 May 1880, with three codicils dated respectively 15 April 1882 and 15 October
1883 (two), proved at York 27 November 1883, by Laura Emma Harcourt of Whitwell Hall,
relict, and Edwin Gray of the City of York, the Eitors. She died at 3 Minster Court,
York, aged 63, at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 5 February* and was bur. in the churchyard at
Whitwell on Friday, 8 February 1889. Will dated 10 December 1887, with codicU dated
27 August 1888, proved (Prin. Reg., 224, 89) 13 March 1889, by Leveson Francis Vernon
Harcourt of 6 Queen Anne's Gate, London, the sole Eitor.
Edward Milner of West Retford House, co.»
Nottingham, and of The Grove, Corsham, co.
Wilts; bom at Aldwark Hall, West Riding,
to. York, on Saturday, 30 January 1858, and
bapt at Dalton, West Riding, co. York.; educated
at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated
24 May 1877, aged 19; entered the Army as
2nd Lieutenant 2nd Battalion Scots Guards
2 February 1881, Lieutenant i July 1881, Captain
4 May 1892, Major 3 February 1898, retired
25 February 1903; A.D.C. to Governor and
Commander-in-Chief, Hong Kong (Sir George
William Des Voeux, G.C.M.G.), 16 November
1890 to 7 September 1891, and A.D.C. to
Governor and Commander-pi-Chief, South
Australia (Earl of Kintore) 18 March 1892 to
26 January 1895 ; appointed to H.M. Bodyguard
of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at- Arms 6 May
1905 ; served in the Soudan Expedition 1885,
with the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards, and was
present in the engagements at Hasheen and
Temai (medal with clasp, and Khedive's bronze
star) ; served in South African War 1 900-1 902, at
operations in Orange River Colony May to 29
November 1900, including actions at Biddulphs-
berg and Wittebergen (i to 29 July); in the
Transvaal August to September 1901 ; in Orange
River Colony 30 November 1900 to August 1901
(Queen's medal with four clasps).
'Evelyn Augusta,
youngest dau.
of Colonel the
Hon^ Hercules
Langford Boyle
Rowley (2nd
son of Hercules
Langford, 2nd
Baron Langford),
by Louisa Jane
his wife, sister of
Archibald Camp-
bell, ist Baron
Blythswood;bom
atGlensouthwell,
Rathfamham, co.
Dublin, on Satur-
day, 28 March
1868, and bapt.
at Whitchurch,
near Dublin ;
marr. at St
Paul's, Knights-
bridge, London,
19 January 1897.
Ethel Elizabeth Louisa,
bom at York on Tues-
day, 4 September i860;
marr. by licence at
St Peter's, Eaton
Square, London, on
Saturday, 28 October
1882, John George,
Earl of Durham ;
bom on Tuesday, 19
June 1855 ; educated
at Eton; Hon. Colonel
3rd Volunteer Battalion
Durham lA^t Infantry
(V.D.), formerly Lieu-
tenant in Coldstream
(Guards ; Mayor of
Durhiun 1899 i Lord-
Lieutenant and Custos
Rotuloram for co.
Durham ; succeeded his
father as 3rd Earl 27
November 1879.
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George Francis Milner, D.S.O. ; bom at i6 Dean's Yard, Westminster, on Thursday, lo July
1862 ; educated at Eton; appointed Lieutenant (from Militia) 17th Lancers 27 January 1883,
Captain ist Life Guards 11 January 1893, Imperial Yeomanry 7 November 1901 to
4 September 1902, Major ist Life Guards 6 December 1902; Assistant Provost-Marshal
(graded D.A.A.G.) South Africa 29 April to 18 June 1900, Brigade Major South Africa 19 April
to 6 November 1901 ; served in South African War 1899-1902, on Staff, also Special Service
Officer, and employed with the Imperial Yeomanry; relief of Kimberley; operations in
the Orange Free State February to May 1900, including operations at Paardeburg (17 to
26 February), actions at Poplar Grove, Driefontein, Houtnek (Thoba Mountain), Vet ELiver
(5 and 6 May) and Zand River ; in the Transvaal in May and June 1900, including actions
near Johannesburg, Pretoria and Diamond Hill (11 and 12 June); in Cape Colony, South
of Orange River, 1899-1900, including actions at Colesberg (5 January to 2 February); in
command of 12th Imperial Yeomanry Battalion 30 November 1901 to 31 May 1902; operations
in the Transvaal July 1901 ; in Orange River Colony April 1901 to 31 May 1902 (mentioned
in despatches, "London Gazette," 29 July 1902, Queen's medal with five clasps, King'js
medal with two clasps, D.S.O. 22 August 1902).
Marcus Henry Milner of^— Caroline Agnes, Dowager
I Wilton Street, Grosvenor Duchess of Montrose, dau.
Place, London, D.S.O.; born of John, 2nd Baron Decies;
at West Retford House, co. marr. at Fulham, co.
Nottingham, on Saturday, 16 Middlesex, 27 July 1888*
April, bapt. at the parish She marr. istly 15 October
churdi, West Retford, 14 1836, James, 4th Duke of
June 1864; educated at Montrose, K.T., who died
Wellington College and at at Cannes, France, in his
Trinity College, Cambridge, 76th year, on Wednesday,
matriculated Michaelmas 30 December 1874; marr.
Term, 1883; formerly Cap- 2ndly at Holy Trinity,
tain 2nd Life Guards; Sloane Street, London, on
Lieutenant i6th Battalion Saturday, 22 January 1876,
Imperial Yeomanry 2 May William Stewart Stirling
1900, Hon. Lieutenant in the Crawfurd of Milton, co.
Army 11 May 1901, Captain Lanark, who died 23 Feb-
2nd County of London ruary 1883. She died at
Imperial Yeomanry 22 No- her residence, 45 Belgrave
vember 1901 ; served in Square, London, aged 76,
South African War 1899 on Friday, 16 November,
-1900, with Imperial Yeo- and was bur. at Newmarket,
manry (Queen's medal with co. Cambridge, on Tuesday,
two ck^ps, D.S.O. 59 No- 20 November 1894. Admon
vember 1900); Assistant (with will dated 8 August
Private Secretary to Colonel 1 893) was granted (Prin. Reg.,
Sir Edward Willis Duncan 179, 95) 15 February 1895,
Ward, K.C.B., Permanent to the Most Noble Douglas
Under-Secretary of State for Beresford Malise Ronald
War. Graham, Duke of Montrose,
K.T., son and residuary
legatee named in will.
Emily Constance Frederica, born
at West Retford House on Wednes-
day, 26 September, bapt at the
parish church. West Retford, 16
December 1866; marr. her
cousin, Edward Beresford, 2nd
son of George De La Poer
Beresford of Awbawn, co.
Cavan, M.P. for Armagh, J. P.
and D.L. for co. Cavan, High
Sheriff 1867, and grandson of
the Most Rev. Marcus Gervais
Beresford, Archbishop of Armagh;
bom on Friday, 11 September
1863. She died at Castle Dillon,
Armagh, on Wednesday, 30 Oc-
tober 1889, and was bur. in the
Cathedral Yard, Armagh. Admon
was granted at the Principal
Registry 31 January 1890, to
Edward Beresford of Castle
Dillon, Armagh, Ireland, husband.
He marr. 2ndly at St Mary
Abbott's, Kensington, London
(by the Rev. Canon Somerset
Edward Pennefather), on Thurs-
day, 30 April 1903, Florence
Lilian, 2nd dau. of Captain the
Hon"* Reynolds Moreton, R.N.,
J.P. and D.L., 5th son of Henry
George Francis, 2nd Earl of Ducie.
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TENTERDEN.
Arms on record in ike College of Arms. — Purpure a pile wavy
vair argent and gules between two water-bougets in
base or on a canton argent a crosier erect azure.
Crest. — ^A fox passant per pale sable and argent charged on
the shoulder with a water-bouget or.
Supporters. — Dexter: A dragon vert gorged with the collar of
the Lord Chief Justice of King's Bench (composed of
roses and portcullises alternately) and charged on the
wing with a water-bouget or; Sinister: A pelican or
vulning itself and gCMged with a collar of roses gules.
Motto. — Lahore.
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Cmterben.
Sir Charles Abbott, Baron Tenterden, younger son of John^^-Mary,
Abbott of Canterbury, co. Kent [will dated 29 January 1785, ' '
proved (P.CC.) 20 July 1785, see *^Fr€igmenta Geneaiogica^*
Vol, 2y ^age jo], by Alice his wife, only dau. and heir of Daniel
Bunce of Canterbury; born 7 October 1762; of Corpus Christi
Collie, Oxford, matriculated 24 March 1781, B.A. 1784,
M.A. 1788; Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, called to the
Bar 1796, a Puisne Judge of the Court of Common Pleas 18 15,
and removSd to the Court of King's Bench the same year;
knighted at Carlton House by the Prince R^ent 14 May 1816;
appointed Lord Chief Justice of England 2 November 18 18;
raised to the Peerage as Baron Tenterden of Hendon, co.
Middlesex, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, 30 April
1827; died at his residence, Russell Square, London, in his 71st
year, on Sunday, 4 November 1832. Will dated 6 March 1832,
proved (P.CC. 730 Tenterden) 21 November 1832, by John
Henry, Baron Tenterden, son, one of the Eltors. Power reserved
to Mary, Baroness Tenterden, relict
John Henry Abbott,
Baron Tenterden ;
born in London 6
August 1796; educflr
ted at Balliol College,
Oxford, matriculated
10 November 18 14,
B.A. 1818, MJL
1821 ; Barrister-at-
Law of the Inner
Temple 1825 ; suc-
ceeded his father
as 2nd Baron 4 No-
vember 1832 ; died
unmarried, aged 74,
on Sunday, 10 April
1870.
Mary, bom 9 July
1798 ; died at
Hendon Place on
Monday, 9 August
1858.
, eldest dau. of John
Lagier Lamotte of Thorn-
grove, CO. Worcester [will
dated 22 April 181 1,
proved 10 February
1 8 1 2, see " Fragmenta
Genealogical^ Vol, 2, page
jyj, by Mary his wife
[will dated 24 February
1818, proved 7 May 1825
see " Fragmenta Genea*^
logUa,'' Vol 2, page 55] ;
marr. 13 July 1795 i ^^^
in Russell Square, London,
on Thursday, 20 December
1832.
Catherine Alice, bom 8 July 1802 ; marr. at St. George's, Hanover
Square, London (by the Rt. Rev. James Henry Monk, Bishop of
Gloucester and Bristol), on Saturday, 11 May 1839, Lieut-General
Sir John Rowland Smyth, K.C.B. (youngest son of Grice Blakeney
Smyth of Ballynatray, co. Waterford, by Mary Brodrick his wife, dau.
and coheir of Henry Mitchell of MitchelFs Fort, co. Cork) ; entered the
Army as Comet 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabineers) 5 July 1821,
Lieutenant 26 May 1825, Captain 22 April 1826, Major i6th The
Queen's Light Dn^oons (Lancers) 17 August 1841, Brevet Lieut-
Colonel 19 June 1846, Lieut-Colonel 10 December 1847, Colonel
(unattached) 20 June 1854; Inspecting Field Officer at Liverpool,
Major-General 24 December i860, Lieut.-General i April 1870 ;
Colonel 6th Dragoon Guards 21 January 1868; served with the i6th
Lancers at the seige of Bhurtpore under Lord Combermere (medal
with clasp) ; in the Gwalior Campaign 1843, and commanded the
advance wing of the cavalry at the action of Maharajpore under
Sir Joseph Thackwell (horse wounded, bronze star); in the Sutlej
Campaign in 1846; commanded the i6th Lancers at the battle of
Aliwal, at which he captiured eleven pieces of artillery and drove the
Sikh force of infantry completely oflF the field after three distinct
charges (severely wounded through the thigh in the first charge,
mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Lieut-Colonel, C.B., medal and
clasp); created K.C.B. 13 March 1867; died at Morris' Hotel,
Russell Road, Kensington, London, on Wednesday, 14 May 1873.
Will dated 21 July 1868, proved (Pnn. Reg., 458, 73) 25 June 1873,
by Dame Fanny Alice Hayes Smyth of 5 Addison Terrace,
Kensington, London, the sole Executrix. She died 31 August 1865,
leaving a daughter, Penelope Mary Gertrude, who married her cousin,
Charles Stuart Aubrey, 3rd Baron Tenterden (see next page).
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Charles Abbott, born in Queen's Square,"
Bloomsbury, London, 8 August 1803; of
Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 13 June
1821, aged 17, B.A. 1825 ; entered the Army
as Comet 14th (Duchess of York's Own)
Regiment of Light Dragoons 18 February
1826; died at Brighton, co. Sussex, on
Saturday, 15 December 1838, bur. there.
Will dated 8 December 1838, proved (P.C.C.
71 FaugAan) 02 February 1839, by John
Heniy, Baron Tenterden, brother, and the
Hon"* Dudley Coutts Stuart, the Elors.
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■Emily Frances, younger dau. of Lord George
Stuart, C.B., by Jane his wife, dau. of Major-
General James Stewart ; bom 7 February 1806 ;
marr. by special licence at the residence of
Lord Tenterden in Portman Square, London
(by the Rev. the Hon^ Robert Eden), on
Thursday, 9 January 1834; died at 31 Cadogan
Place, London, on Wednesday, 16 June 1886,
bur. in Kensal Green Cemetery, London. Will
dated 7 December 1883, proved (Prin. Reg.,
598, 86) 31 July 1886, by John Windsor Stuart
of Bute Estate Office, Rothesay, co. Bute,
nephew, the sole Ei^or.
Penelope Mary Gertrude-^ir Charles Stuart Aubrey Abbott, Baron*ȣmma Mary, youngest
(his cousin), dau. of
Lieut.-General Sir John
Rowland Smyth, K.C.B.,
by Catherine Alice his
wife, yoimgest dau. of
Charles, ist Baron
Tenterden {see previtms
page) ; married at
St. Gabriel's, Warwick
Square, London (by the
Rev. John Bliss), on
Tuesday, 2 August
1859; died at Broad-
stairs, CO. Kent, on
Sunday, 30 March 1879,
bur. there, ist wife.
Tenterden, K.C.B. ; bom at Dean Street,
Park Lane, London, on Friday, 26 De-
cember 1834; educated at Eton and at
Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 20
October 1852, aged 17; appointed to a
clerkship at the Foreign Office 1866,
Secretary to the Joint High Commission
at Washington 187 1, for which service
he was nominated C.B., Assistant Under-
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
1871-73, when he was appointed Per-
manent Under-Secretary of State ; Royal
Commissioner for the Paris Exhibition
1878; created K.C.B. 29 July 1878;
appointed (by the Marquis of Ripon,
Grand Master) Senior Grand Warden
in Grand Lodge of England of
Freemasons 1872, and afterwards the
Representative in Grand Lodge of the
three Grand Lodges of Berlin ; appointed Provincial Grand Master
of Essex by the Prince of Wales in 1879, installed at Chelmsford
in his office of Grand Master of Essex, by the Earl of Carnarvon,
with full masonic honours, 2 July 1879; succeeded his uncle,
John Henry Abbott, as 3rd Baron 10 April 1870; died at Nelson
Cottage, Lynmouth, co. Devon, aged 47, on Friday, 22 September,
bur. at Brendon, co. Devon, 27 September 1882. Will dated 13
January 1880, proved (Prin. Reg., 875, 82) 7 November 1882,
y Emma Mary, Baroness Tenterden, relict, the Rev. Charles
Edward Hornby of the Vicarage, Ebrington, co. Gloucester,
and Arthur Julius Pollock of 85 Harley Street, London, M.D.,
the Eilors.
dau. of Charles Bailey
of Lee Abbey, Lynton,
CO. Devon, and of Strat-
ford Place, London ;
born at 5 Stratford
Place, London ; marr. at
St George's, Hanover
Square, London (by the
Rev. Charles Edward
Homby, Vicar of Ebring-
ton, assisted by the
Rev. Vernon Mu^grave,
Rural Dean, Rector of
Hascombe, co. Surrey),
on Tuesday, 13 January
1880. She marr. istly
at Lynton (by the Rev.
Matthew Mundy), Henry
Rowcliffe, Q.C. (4th son
of Charles Rowcliffe of
Milverton, co. Somerset) ;
bom 4 December 1828;
died at 18 Chester
Terrace, Regent's Park,
London, aged 47, on
Saturday, 8 July, bur. at
Hascombe 12 July 1876.
2nd wife.
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Audrey Mary Florence, bom at 18 Lower Belgrave Street, London, on Monday, 16 December
1861 ; marr. at the parish church, Marylebone, London (by the Rev. William Page-Roberts of
St. Peter's, Vere Street, London), on Thursday, 30 March 1882, Robert Gordon Handcock
of Norwood Hayes, Uxbridge, co. Middlesex (eldest son of Lieut-Colonel the Hon^ Robert
French Handcock,. R.A., by IsabdUa Louisa his wife, only dau. of James Gordon); born
25 April 1849; Comet Bengal Staff Corps 2 December 1868, Lieutenant 5 July 187 1,
Captain 2 December 1880, Major 2 December 1888, Win£ Commander 39th Bengal Native
Infantry, retired 8 June 1890 ; served in Afghan War 1879 (medal).
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Geraldine Alice Ellen, bom at 13 Westboume Place, London, on Wednesday, 30 September
1863; marr. at Holy Trinity, Murree, India, 6 October 1S84, Lieut-Colonel Carbery Egan;
bom 24 April 1847; 2nd Lieutenant Bengal Staff Corps 24 January 1865, Lieutenant
5 October 1867, Captain 24 January 1877, Bifajor 24 January 1885, Lieut-Colonel,
officiating 2nd in command nth Bengal Native Infimtry ; served in Duffla Expedition 1874-75
(received thanks of the Government); died at Shipton House, Callan, co. Kilkenny, cm
Simday, 12 March 1893, bur. at Callan.
Charles Stuart Henry— Elfiida, only dau. of Biajor-
Abbott, Baron Ten- General Sir Alfred Tumer,
terden; bora at K.CB., R.A., Inspector-
66 Belgrave Road, Generalof Auxiliary Forces,
Pimlico, London, on by Emma Blanche his
Monday, 30 October ist wife, dau. of Charles
1865 ; educated at Hopkinson of Wotton
Eton and at Trinity Court, co. Gloucester, and
Hall, Cambridge, of 74 Eccleston Square,
matriculated Easter London; bom at Dublin
Term, 1890; formerly Castle 5 December 1886,
Lieutenant 3rd Bat- and bapt at St Patrick's,
talion York and Hove, co. Sussex; marr.
Lancaster Regiment at Holy Trinity, Sloane
(Militia) ; succeeded Street, Chelsea, co. Middle-
his father as 4th sex (by the Rev. Ridley
Baron 22 September Daniel -Tyssen, uncle of
1882. the bride, assisted by the
Rev. Henry Reginald
Gamble, the Vicar, and the
Rev. James Thompson),
on Wednesday, 10 January
1906.
Gwen Elca Violet, bom at 77 Warwick
Square, Pimlico^ London, on Thursday,
19 March 1868; marr. 20 March 1888,
the Hon^ Edward Charles Macnaghten
of 26 Sussex Square, Hyde Park,
London (eldest son of Edward, Baron
Bifacnaghten of Runkerry, co. Antrim,
P.C, G.C.M.G., a Lord of Appeal
in Ordinary, by Frances Arabella
his wife, dau. of' the Rt Hon^ Sir
Samuel Martin of Crindle, co. London-
derry, P.C, one of the Barons of the
Exchequer); bom 9 October 1859; of
Trinity College, Cambridge, matriculated
Michaelmas Term, 187^ B.A. 1883;
Q.C. 1897. She died at 13 Westboume
Street, Hyde Park, London, aged 23, on
Saturday, 5 December 189 1, and was bur.
in Kensal Green Cemetery, London.
He marr. 2ndly at St James', Paddington,
London, on Wednesday, 3 January 1894,
Edith Minnie, only dau. of Thomas
Powell, Bencher of Lincoln's Inn.
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Arms. — Or on a chevron gnles between threo demi-onicoms
courant of the same as many acorn slips of the first
Henry Colyer of The Mill, Famingham, co. Kent«jCharlotte,
(youngest son of Charles Colyer, by Elizabeth his wife,
dau. of Henry Knight of Horton Kirby, co. Kent);
bapt. at Famingham 3 June 1753; died at the Mill
House, Famingham, aged 58, 24 June, bur. at Faming-
ham 2 July 181 1. M.I. Will dated i April 1809,
with two codicils dated respectively 30 December 1809
and 21 June 181 1, proved (P.C.C. 439 Crickitt)
II October 181 1, by Thomas Colyer, brother, John
Fuller and Charles Colyer, son, the Eftors.
dau. of William Hardjrman,
by Mary his wife ; bapt at; Famingham
17 May 1759; marr. at St Anne and
St Agnes, Gresham Street, London,
8 March 1781 ; died at Famingham,
aged 66, 26 July, bur. there 4 August
1825. M.I. Will dated 16 July 1825,
proved (P.C.C. 143 Swabey) 15 March
1826, by Charles Colyer, son, the
sole ESor.
Charlotte, bom
at Famingham
13 May, bapt
there 15 June
1781 ; died
at Famingham,
aged 34, 8
September, bur.
there 16 Sep-
tember 1815.
M.I.
William Hardyman Colyer,
bom at Famingham 15
Febmary, bapt there 14
March 1783; died at
Famingham, aged 62, on
Wedn^day, 10 September,
bur. there 20 September
1845. M.I. Will dated
14 November 1844, proved
(P.CC. 826, 45) 3 No-
vember 1845, by Charles
Colyer, brother, and
Charles Colyer, nephew,
the E«ors. Silhouette at
Womlnvell HaU, North-
fleets CO. Kent, in the
possession of Thomas
Colyer Colyer-Fergusson,
I
Charles Colyer of The-pAnn, dau. of John
~ and Rachel Gawan of
Dover, co. Kent ;
bom 27 May, bapt. at
St Mary's, Dover, 19
Jime 1788; marr. at
St Augustine's, Old
Change, London, 8
February 1813; died
at Famingham, aged
29, 20 December, bur.
there 28 December
1816. M.I. Memorial
Pin in the possession
of Thomas Colyer
Colyer-Fergusson.
Mill, Famingham; bom
at Famingham 4 May,
bapt there 8 Jime 1785 ;
died at Famingham,
aged 84, on Tuesday, 15
February, bur. there
24 February 1870. M.I.
Will dated 18 February
1869, proved (Prin. Reg.,
325, 70) 3 May 1870,
by Charles Colyer of 8
Fumival's Inn, London,
son, the sole Eitor.
Silhouette at Wombwell
ffaUy Northfleet, in the
possession of Thomas
Colyer Colyer-Fergusson,
Mary Anne, dau.i-Charles Colyer of 38 Dorset Square, R^ent's^—Elizabeth Jane, eldest dau.
of Thomas Colyer
of Greenhithe, co.
Kent, by Ann his
wife, dau.of Richard
Wilks of Darenth,
CO. Kent ; bom
at Greenhithe 25
April, bapt. at
Swanscombe, co.
Kent, 28 May 1820;
marr. at St. Mary
Somerset, London,
18 May 1839 ;
died at Clifton
House, Greenwich,
CO. Kent, aged 56,
on Sunday, 7 May,
bur. at Famingham
15 May 1876. M.I.
ist wife.
Park, London, and of Dartford and Green-
wich, both CO. Kent ; bom at the Mill House,
Famingham, 16 December, bapt at Faming-
ham 21 December 18 16; died, aged 70, at
38 Dorset Square, Regent's Park, 22 June,
bur. at Famingham 29 June 1887. M.I.
Will dated 28 July 1879, with codicil dated
19 September 1879, proved (Prin. Reg.,
677. 87) 18 August 1887, by Elizabeth Jane
Colyer of 38 Dorset Square, Regent's Park,
relict, and Caroline Rosabelle Miller, wife of
Francis Hugh Miller of Royal Victoria Yard,
Deptford, co. Kent, daughter, two of the Floors.
^^
of John Colyer of Welling,
CO. Kent, by Eliza his wife,
dau. of William Hobbs
[and grand-daughter of
John Colyer of Northend,
Crayford, co. Kent {see
''Notes*' to ''Visitation of
England and Wales,*'
Vol. 5, page 143)] '> bom
at Princes Street, Fmsbury,
London, 15 August, bapt
at St. Giles', Cripplegate,
London, 11 October 1840;
marr. at St Augustine's,
Old Change, London (by
the Rev. Dr. Simpson),
on Tuesday, 4 June 1878.
2nd wife.
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James Colyer of Peckham, ca Sturey ; bom-j-Maryy dan. of Heoiy Pawley
- • ' .... ^ Hampton Court Fann,
Famingham, by Grace
Stringer his wife; bom
7 Sqitember 17S8; marr.
at Battle, co. Sussex, 10
August 1811 ; died at
Peckham, aged 74, 9 De-
cember, bur. at Famingham
33 December 1862. M.L
Memorial Ring inscribed:
"MARY COLYER OB^ 9 DEC
i86j, iST 74,** in the
possession of Joseph Cofyer
Marriott^ ker gremdson^ and
a SUkaneiU ai Wombwea
Hail, NortkJUet, in the
possession of Thomas Colyer
Cofyer-Fergusson,
at Famingham, co. Rent, 5 November, bapt
there 12 December I787;£edat53 Marquess
Road, Canonbury, co. Middlesex, in his 79th
year, on Monday, 18 December 1865, bur. at
Faming^iam 2 January 1866. M.L Will
dated 5 December 1865, proved (Prin. Reg.,
81, 66) 17 February 1866, by George Dann
of 52 Marquess Road, Canonbury, co.
Middlesex, and Frederick Neville of 5 A^ctoria
Terrace, Homsey Rise, co. Middlesex,
the Ef ors. Miniature in the possession of
Joseph Colyer Marriott, his grandson, and a
Silhouette at WomhweU Hall, Northfieet,
CO. Kent, in the possession of Thomas Colyer
Colyer- Fergusson.
Mary Ann, bom
at Famingham
36 August, CM^pt
diere 13 Octo-
ber 1791 ; died
at Fanwfigham,
agedii, ssBiay,
bur. dioe 2 June
1803. M.L
Charlotte, bom at Colnbrook, co. Middlesex,
2 August 1 81 2; marr. at St Giles*, Camber-
well, CO. Surrey, 28 July 1853, Geoige Dann
(son of Joseph Dann); died at Selhurst,
CO. Surrey, ^ed 69, 23 February, bur. in the
cemetery at Croydon, co. Surrey, i March 1883.
M.I. Will dated 15 February 1883, proved
in the Principal Registry 21 March 1883, by
Edward George Mauoser of Tunbridge Wells,
CO. Kent, nephew, the sole Etor. She died
s.p. at South Norwood, co. Surrey, aged 64, on
Friday, 10 November, and was bur. in the
cemetery at Croydon 17 November 1876. M.I.
Henry Colyer,— Sarah Anne, eldest dau. of
bom at Bexley, Robert Comber of Hadlow
co.Kent,i8Sep- PkU:e, ca Kent, by Sarah
tember 1813 ; Anne his wife, dan. of
died at Alfinsd Thomas Hassell of Eynsford,
Place, Green- co. Kent; bi^ at Hadlow
wich, CO. Kent, 28 Bifay 1820; marr. at the
aged 47, 29 Sep- parish churdi, Kennington,
tember i860. co. Surrey, 18 September
1840; died s.p. at Elm
Cottage, Greenwich, aged 30,
13 Dumber 1850.
Mary Anne, bom at.Dartford, co. Kent, on Sunday, 3 April, Ix^t there 2 May 1842 ; marr. at
the parish church, St Leonard's-on-Sea, co. Sussex (by the Rev. John White Totterdiam), on
St. Luke's Day, Tuesday, 18 October 1892, the Rev. Henry Lansdell, D.D., F.R.G.S., M.R.A.S.
(son of Henry Lansdell, by Julia Ann his wife, dau. of Robert Woodward) ; bom at Tenterden,
CO. Kent, 10 January 1841 ; educated at St John's Hall, Highbury (London College of
Divinity); Metropolitan Association Secretary to Irish Church Missions Society 1869-79,
Hon. Secretary Church Homiletical Society 1874-85 ; Curate-in-Charge of St Pete's, Eltham,
CO. Kent, 1885-86, Lecturer of St James', Plumstead, co. Kent, 1891, Chaplain of Morden
College, Blackheath, co. Kent, from 1892; Editor of "Qergyman's Magazine," 1875-86;
Author of "Through Siberia," 1882, "Russian Central Asia," 1885, abridged into "Through
Central Asia," 1887, and "Chinese Central Asia," 1893.
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Thomas Colyer, bom 17
October, bapt at Farning-
ham, CO. Kent, 2 1 November
1793; died at Famingham,
aged 82, on Thursday,
4 March, bur. there 15 March
1875. M.I. Will dated 30
January 1875, proved (Prin.
Reg., 287, 75) 8 April 187s,
by Samuel Watson and
Robert Watson, both of
12 Bouverie Street, Fleet
Street, London, the Eilors.
I
Friend Colyer, bom
at Famingham 6
July, bapt there
19 August 179s;
diedat Famingham,
aged 3 months, 24
October, bur. there
2 November 1795.
M.I.
Sarah, bom at Faming-
ham 13 January, bapt.
there 13 Febmary
1799; died at Faming-
ham, aged 28, 8 AprU,
bur. there 21 April
1827. M.I. Admon
was granted (P.CC.)
8 November 1827, to
Charles Colyer, brother,
and one of the next
of kin.
Elizabeth, bom at
Farningham 13
April, bapt. there
2 June 1802, died
at Famingham,
aged 9 months,
26 February, bur.
there 7 March
1803. M.L
I
William Hardyman-
Colyer, bom at
Famingham 18 Jan-
uary 181 6; died
at Rondebosch,
Cape Colony, South
Africa, aged 75,
15 August 1 89 1,
bur. there.
•Mary Ann, dau. of
J ames Laughton Little ;
bom in 1816; marr. at
St. Botolph's, Aldgate,
London, 8 May 1838 ;
died in South Africa,
aged 83, 18 March
1900, and bur. at
Rondebosch.
A
Grace Pawley, bom at Famingham 22 February
1819 ; marr. at St. Giles*, Camberwell, co. Siurey,
on Saturday, 24 May 1845, Joseph Marriott of
Gracechurch Street, London (son of William
Marriott of Sevenoaks, co. Kent, by Mary Ann
his wife, dau. of Arthur Keene of Dublin) ; bom
25 Apnl 1815; died, aged 76, 11 December,
bur. m Abney Park Cemetery, London, 14
December 1891. M.L She died at Hackney,
CO. Middlesex, aged 76, 14 March, and was bur.
in Abney Park Cemetery 26 March 1895. M.L
Will dated 20 December 1893, proved (Prin.
Reg., 1360, 95) 4 December 1895, by Thomas
Myddleton Morris, the sole El^or.
Charles Thomas
Colyer, bom at
Dartford on Wed-
nesday, 18 August,
bapt there 21 Oc-
tober 1847; died
at Dartfond, aged
9 months, on
Monday, 22 May,
bur. at Faming-
ham 29 May 1848.
M.L
I I
Laura Mildred, Francis James Colyer, bom at
bom at Dart- Dartford on Wednesday, 31 July,
ford, CO. Kent, bapt there 28 August 1844 ; died
on Wednesday, at i Pembroke Terrace, St John's
2 August, bapt. Wood, co. Middlesex, aged 40,
there 29 August 25 April, bur. at Famingham i May
1843. 1885. M.L WiU dated 18 March
1884, proved (Prin. Reg., 414, 85),
27 May 1885, by Arthur Henry
Colyer of "Arborfield," Samos
Road, Anerley, co. Surrey, brother,
the sole Eilor.
Ellen Louisa, bom
at Dartford on
Saturday, 11 July,
bapt there 8 Au-
gust 1846 ; died at
Gloucester Place,
Greenwich, co.
Kent, in her 12th
year, on Saturday,
24 April, bur.
at Famingham 30
April 1858. M.L
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Mary Ann, born at Underriver,
CO. Kent, 23 November 1831;
marr. at St Giles', Camberwell,
CO. Surrey, on Thursday,
I November 1849, William
Penrice (eldest son of Foster
Penrice of Skinbumess, co.
Cumberland); died s.p. at
New York, U.S.A., aged 60,
31 May, bur. in Calvary
Cemetery, New York, 2 June
1880.
Sarah, bom at Underriver 24 May 1824; marr. at St Giles',
Camberwell, 19 June 185 1, Benjamin Daniells Christian
(son of Benjamin Christian of Baldock, co. Hertford) ; born
2 March 1824; died s.p. at 55 Ventnor Villas, Hove, co.
Sussex, in his 70th year, on Saturday, 22 July, bur. in the
cemetery at Hove 25 July 1893. M.I. Will dated 10 February
1873, with codicil dated 3 June 1889, proved (Prin. Reg.,
716, 93) 8 August 1893, ^y Sarah Christian, relict, the sole
Executrix. She died at Ventnor Villas, Hove, aged 76,
21 April, and was bur. in the cemetery at Hove 27 April 1901.
M.I. Will dated 30 June 1890, with two codicils dated
res^^ectively 26 January 1893 ^^^ ^4 J^^X 1896, proved
(Prin. Reg., 703, 1901) i June 1901, by Thomas Myddleton
Morriss, the sole ESLor,
I
Frederick Augustus Colyer
(twin with Arthur Henry);
bom at Dartford, co. Kent,
on Friday, 19 January, bapt
there 24 January 1849; died
at Dartford, aged 2 weeks,
3 February, bur. at Faming-
ham, CO. Kent, 15 February
1849. ^'^'
I
Arthur Henry Colyer-v-Elizabeth Kemp, eldest dau. of John
of Woodlands, co.
Kent (twin with
Frederick Augustus);
born at Dartford on
Friday, 19 January,
bapt there 24 January
1849.
Matson of Delce Villa, Erith, co. Kent,
and of the Admiralty, London, by Cathe-
rine Wishenden Horton his wife; bom at
Camberwell 30 June 1847 ; marr. at the
parish church, Wimbledon, co. Surrey
(by the Rev. Thomas Whitehead), on
Wednesday, 23 September 1868.
I
Ernest Henry Colyer, bom«7-Lucy Ethel, younger dau. of Arthur Howe Walter of Green-
at Ashburnham Terrace, hithe, co. Kent, by Frances Ann his wife, dau. of Horatio Parnell ;
Greenwich, co. Kent, on bom at 25 The Terrace, Greenhithe, 28 October, bapt at
Wednesday, 14 July, bapt St Mar/s, Greenhithe, i December 1875 ; marr. there (by the
at St Alph^e, Greenwich, Rev. Canon Frederick William Murray, Rector of Stone, co.
23 July 1869. Kent), on Wednesday, 15 August 1900.
Charles Ernest Colyer, bom at 65 Damley
Road, Gravesend, co. Kent, on Wednesday,
6 November, bapt. at St. James', Gravesend,
7 December 1901.
Evelyn Elizabeth, bom at 65 Damley
Road, Gravesend, on Thursday, 16
November, bapt at St James',
Gravesend, 9 December 1905.
Eva Isabel, bom at Reading, co. Berks,
25 July, bapt at St. Giles', Reading,
7 September 1870; marr. at Stone (by
the Rev. Henry Lansdell, D.D., uncle
of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Canon
Frederick WiUiam Murray, the Rector,
the Rev. Joseph Williamson, Vicar of
Famingham, and the Rev. Edward
Scarlett) on Thursday, 14 December
1893, Frederick William Hunter
(youngest son of John Hunter of The
Hall, Wittersham, co. Kent, formerly of
Anerley, co, Surrey, by Sarah Ann his
wife, dau. of Thomas Coles); bom
30 June 187 1. =f
Harold Arthur=«Constance Mary,
Colyer, born eldest dau. of John
at Wandsworth Hoyle of Cliff
Common, co. House, Green-
Surrey, 26 Oc- hithe ; marr. at
tober, baptised Stone (by the Rev.
at St Mary's, Canon Frederick
Wandsworth, 3 William Murray,
December 187 1, the Rector), on
Saturday, 28 April
1906.
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May Constance
Lilian, bom at
Barton House,
Anerley Road,
CO. Surrey, on
Saturday, 1 1
May, bapt. at
Holy Trinity,
Anerley, 5 June
1889.
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Friend Elisha Colyer, born at
Underriver, co. Kent, 8 October
1837; M.D. of Adelaide; marr.
Sarah Sivers. He died s.p.
4 February 1868, and was
bur. at South Adelaide Ridge,
exhumed on suspicion of having
been poisoned, and re-interred
6 May 1868.
Elizabeth Ann, bom at Underriyer 9 February 1832 ; marr.
at St Mary's, Islington, co. Middlesex, on Wednesday,
2 June 1869, Philip Stanislaus Kendall (eldest son of John
Kendall of Gloucester Gate, London, by Ann his wife,
dau. of John Jones) ; bom 7 March 1844. She died at
''East Lawn," Sidcup, co. Kent, aged 61, on Tuesday,
38 November, and was bur. at Famingham, co. Kent,
2 December 1893. M.L Will dated 6 October 1870,
proved (Pnn. Reg., 213, 94) 9 February 1894, by Philip
Stanislaus Kendall, husband, one of the surviving Ef ors.
Caroline Rosabelle, bom at Dartford, co. Kent,
23 September, bapt. there 26 September 1850;
marr. at the parish church, Greenwich, co.
Kent (by the father of the bridegroom), on
Wednesday, 3 February 1875 (marriage settle-
ments dated 2 February 1875), Francis Hugh
Miller (youngest son of the Rev. John Cale
Miller, D.D., Canon Residentiary of Rochester,
and Rural Dean and Vicar of Greenwich, by
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Absalom
Edwards); bom 13 September, bapt at
St Martin's, Birmingham, co. Warwick,
II October 1850. She died at "Oakfield,"
Eliot Park, Lewisham, co. Kent, aged 41,
28 October, and was bur. in Shooter's Hill,
Cemetery, Blackheath, co. Kent, 2 November
1891. Will dated 25 January 1888, proved
(Prin. Reg., 336, 92) 25 March 1892, by
Francis Hugh Miller, Superintendent of
Government Stores, husband, Arthur Henry
Colyer, brother, and Arthur Bmce Chubb,
the Elors. =t=
Julia Augusta, bom at Dartford on Saturday,
3 January, bapt there 28 January 1852;
marr. at the parish church, Marylebone,
London (by the Rev. Canon John Cale
Miller, D.D., assisted by the Rev. Alfred
Collet Eyre), on Tuesday, 15 October 1878,
Henry Owen Lucas of Newark-on-Trent, co.
Nottingham (eldest son of William John
Lucas of the Manor House, Sutton, co.
Middlesex, by Henrietta his wife, dau.
of the Rev. Lecniard Jarvis Boor of
Bodmin, co. Com wall); bom 16 December
1852, and bapt at Bodmin; educated at
St Bartholomew's Hospital, London; M.D.
Brux. 1881, M.R.C.S. Eng. and L.S.A. 1874;
died at Newark-on-Trent, in his 50th year,
on Saturday, 14 June, bur. there 17 June
1902. WiU dated 6 June 1902, proved at
Nottingham 23 July 1902, by Julia Augusta
Lucas, relict, and John Owen WaMley,
the Elors. ^
Emest William Colyer,
born at Dartford on
Saturday, 24 September,
bapt there i November
1^53 ; di^ At Brighton,
CO. Sussex, aged 9
months, on Saturday,
I July, bur. at Faming-
ham 6 July 1854. M.L
Amy Emma, born
at Brighton 25
June 1855, bapt
at the parish
church, Greenwich
10 September
1856.
Herbert Alfred Colyer,
bom at Gloucester Place,
Greenwich, 22 May,
bapt at the parish
church, Greenwich, 10
July 1857; died at
Clifton House, Green-
wich, aged 17, on
Thursday, 6 August,
bur. at Famingham 14
August 1874. M.L
Charles Gawan Colyer,
bom at Gloucester
Place, Greenwich, 24
August, bapt there
privately 10 September
1 859; diedat Gloucester
Place, Greenwich, aged
4 weeks, 19 September,
bur. at Famingham 24
September 1859. M.L
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Zittletiale of ji^tfliifieai. WSim
Bertp, CO* iama«ter.
Thomas Littledale, of Highfiekl House,-^Anii, eldest dau. of
Arms an record in the College of
^fw/.— Qujurtcrly : 1st and 4th, ^ent
ft lion paannt galet on a chief arare
three croM-crotdeU of the field,
LiTTLBDALB ; 2nd, Per pale argent and
or three chevrons gnles, Langton ;
3rd, Or a fesse between three greThoonds
table, Patrickson.
Crest, — A demi-lion soles goiged with
a collar gemel and holding in tl^ dexter
paw a cross-crosslet argent.
Motto, — Fac et spera.
West Derby, co. Lancaster, and of Bray-
stones, CO. Cumberland, last smidving son
of Isaac littledale of Whitehaven, co.
Cumberland (who was elder brother of
Henry Littledale of Eaton House, co. Lan-
caster, formerly of Whitehaven, see Pedigree
of JJttlediUe, Vol, z, page 2j8)y by Mary
his wife, 3rd daiL of Thomas Hartley of
Whitehaven; bom on Friday, 18 December
1772, bapt at St Nicholas', Whitehaven,
6 February 1773; Bailiff of Liverpool
1835, Bifayor 1826-27; died at Highfield
House, West Derby, aged 74, on Tuesday,
27 April, bur. in a vault in the church-
yard of St Mary's, Walton-on-the-Hill,
CO. Lancaster, 3 May 1847. M.I. there,
also Memorial Tablet in St James' Church,
Whitehaven.
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Thomas Molyneux
of Newsham Houses
West Derby, by Ann
his wife, dau. of
Thomas Watson of
Ormsldric, co. Lan-
caster ; bom at
Newsham House,
West Derby, 2 2 Jan-
uary 1787; marr.
by licence at St
Mary's, Walton-on-
the-Hill, 15 May
1815; died at New-
sham House, West
Derby, aged 38, 28
August, bur. in a
vault in the church-
yard of St Mar3r's,
Walton-on-the-Hill,
2 September 1825.
Thomas Littledale, Thomas Littledale-pjulia, 2nd dau. of Clement Royds of Greenhill and
bom 3 September,
bur. at St Mary's,
Walton-on-the-Hill,
9 September 18 17.
of Highfield House,
West Derby; bom
3 September, bapt
a:t St. Peter's, liver-
pool, 13 October
1818 ; educated at
Rugby ; Captain
2nd Royal Lancashire Militia; D.L. for
CO. Lancaster; Mayor of Liverpool
1851-52; Commodore of the Royal
Mersey Yacht Club, Member of fiie
Royal Yacht Squadron; died suddenly
in London, aged 42, on Monday, 25
March, bur. in a vault in the churchyard
of St John's, Knotty Ash, co. Lancaster,
2 April 1 86 1. Will dated 15 September
I ^5 5* proved at Liverpool 17 Jiuie
1 86 1, by Julia Littledale of Highfield
House, near Liverpool, relict, arid John
Bolton Littledale of Liverpool, brother,
the Eftors.
Falinge, Rochdale, co. Lancaster, J.P. and D.L. for the
counties of York and Lancaster, High Sheriff for the latter
county 1850, by Jane his wife, only dau. of Charles
Hudson of Shaw Hill, co. York, J.P. and D.L. ; bom 19
September, bapt at St Mary's, Rochdale, 20 October
1820; marr. at St Chad's, Rochdale, 30 November 1842;
marr. 2ndly at St. Mary's, West Derby (by the Rev. Edward
Royds, Rector of Brereton, co. Chester, assisted by the
Rev. Edward Tindal Tumer, Fellow of Brasenose
College, Oxford), on Thursday, 4 October 1866, as his
2nd wife, Horace Tumer of Liverpool (5th son of
Charles Turner, by Mary his wife, eldest dau. of Samuel
Byam Athill); bom 28 February 1814; Member of
H.M. L^slative Council for the Island of Antigua,
West Indies; died s.p. at Highfield House, West
Derby, aged 70, on Wednesday, 3 September, bur. at
Knotty Ash 7 September 1884. She died at Plas
Dulas, Llanddulas, co. Denbigh, in her 85th year, on
Tuesday, 20 September, and was bur. in a vault in the
churchyard at Knotty Ash 23 September 1904. Will
dated 19 March 1900, proved in the Principal Registry
II October 1904, by Thomas Alfred Royds Littledale,
son, and Alfred Fletcher, son-in-law, the E*ors.
{See Pedigree of Royds, Vol. j, page 14.)
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Anne Mary, bom 30 May, bapt at St Peter's, LiveipodI, 3 July 1820; marr. at St Mai/s,
Walton-on-the-Hill, co. Lancaster, 7 August 1S45, ^ ^^« Edward Royds (eldest son of
the Rev. Edward Royds, Rector o£ Brereton, ca Chester, and of Haughton, co. Stafford,
by Mary his wife, and dan. of Thomas Molyneux of Newsham House, West Derby, ca
Lancaster); bom 28 December 1820, bi^yt at Brer^on 2 March 182 1 ; educated at Rugby
and at Brasenose College> Oxford, matriculated 5 February 1839, B.A. 1842, M.A. 1845;
Rector and Patrcm of Brereton (or 50 years; died at the Rectory, Brereton, aged 74,
on Monday, 29 July, bur. in the churdiyard at Brereton i August 1895. Memorud Window
in East end of South Transept of Brereton Church. \^^ dated 13 August 1894, proved at
Chester 2 January 1896, by Clement Molyneux Royds, M.P., nephew, the sole Etor.
She died at Springfield, Bunbury, oa Chester, on Sunday, 9 February, and was bur. in the
churchyard at Brereton on Thursday, 13 February 1896. Memorial Window in East end
of South Transept of Brereton Church. Will dated 30 October 1895, [Moved (Prin. Reg.,
313, 96) 27 March 1896, by the Rev. Alfred Littledale Royds, sot^ the sole Etor.
(See Pedigree of Jicyds, Vol 8^ page 23.)
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Ada Julia, bom at Ckremont, West Derby,
24 March, bapt at Knotty Ash, co. Lan-
caster, 8 May 1844; marr. at St Mary's,
West Derby (by the Rev. Edward Royds,
Rector of Brereton, assisted by the Rev.
John Stewart, the Reaor), on Wednesday,
3 August 1870, William David Alexander
Robertson of Kinloch Moidart, co. Inver-
ness (only surviving son of William
Robertson of Kinloch Moidart, who
resumed the family name of Macdonald
in 1872) ; bom 4 August 1833 ; died 10
April, bur. at Eilean Finnan, co. Inverness,
14 April 1883. She marr. 2nd]y at
Northam, South Devon (by the Rev. Pa)i]e
Granville), on Monday, 7 November 1887,
Symers I>ouglas Macdonald Mac Vicar of
Inver Moidart, Acharacle, co. Argyll (eldest
son of the Rev. John Gibson MacVicar,
D.D., LL.D., Minister of Moffat, co.
Dumfries, by Janet his wife, dau. of
Colonel Robertson Macdonald of Kinloch
Moidart) ; bom 27 December 1857 ;
L.R.C.P. Edin. 1882, L.R.C.S. Edin.
Annette Nora Jane, bora at Claremont, West
Derby, 19 March, bapt. at Knotty Ash 23 A:pt\\
1846; Lady of Grace of the Order of St John
of Jerusalem ; marr. at St Mary's, West Derby
(by the Rev. Edward Royds, Rector of Breretori,
assisted by the Rev. Canon John Stewart, the
Rector), on Tuesday, 21 February 1882, Colonel
Sir Qement Molyneux Royds of Greenhill,
Rochdale, cp. Lancaster, C.B., M.P. (eldest son
of William Edward Royds of Greenhill, Roch-
dale, and of DanehiU Park, co. Sussex, by Mary
Anne his wife, eldest dau. of Anthony Molyneux
of Newsham House, West Derby) ; bom 3 April,
bapt at St Clement's, Spotland, co. Lancaster,
26 April 1842 ; J.P. and D.L. for co. Lancaster
and J.P. for Uie borough of Rochdale, High
Sheriff for co. Lancaster 1889; Hon. Colonel
2nd Volunteer Battalion Laiicashire Fusiliers
since 1894, formerly Colonel Commanding Duke
of Lancaster's Own Imperial Yeomanry; M.P.
for Rochdale 1895 to January 1906; Knight of
Grace of the Order of St John of Jerusalem ;
nominated C.B. 1902 (Coronation honour);
knighted at Buckingham Palace by H.M. King
Edward VIL 24 July 1906.
{See Pedigree of Royds, VoL j, page 14.)
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Alfred littledale, born 22 November 1821, bapt 23 June 1822; drowned in the Mersey,
with Clement Royds and James Ramsey, from a slight boat being broken by the
waves 27 April, bur. in a vault in the churchyard of St. Mary's, Walton-on-the-Hill, co.
Lancaster, 26 May 1842.
Edith, bom at Highfield House, West
Derby, co. Lancaster, 14 August, bapt at
Knotty Ash, co. Lancaster, 14 September
1848; marr. at St Mary's, West Derby
(by the Rev. Edward Royds, Rector of
Brereton, co. Chester, assisted by the
Rev. William Thomas Newenham), on
Thursday, 25 June 1S68, Alfred Fletcher
of Allerton, co. Lancaster (youngest son of
William Fletcher of Allerton, by Mary his
wife, eldest dau. of Moses Benson of
Lutwyche Hall, co. Salop, and of Wood-
croft, CO. Lancaster); bom i June 1840,
bapt at St Catherine's, Abercromby
Square, Liverpool, 7 October 1841 ;
educated at Winchester; J.P. and D.L.
for CO. Lancaster. ^
(See Pedigrte of Fletcher^ page S9-)
Thomas Alfred Royds-^Marian
Littledale of High* *
field House, West
Derby; bom at High-
field House, West
Derby, 2 April, bapt
at Knotty Ash 17
May 1850; a Sub-
Lieutenant in the
Royal Naval Artillery
Volunteers, which he
resigned before its
disbandment in 1892.
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Marian Dorothy, bom at Penbryn,
CO. Montgomery, on Wednesday,
9 February, bapt at Llanddulas,
CO. Denbigh (by the Rev. John
Davies, the Rector), 9 April 1888.
Harriet, youngest
dau. of Richard Atkinson
of Temple Sowerby, co.
Westmoreland, by Eliza-
beth Catherine his wife,
dau. of John Rhodes
Fitter; bom at Temple
Sowerby 23 December
i86t ; marr. at St Mar-
garet's, Westminster, on
Wednesday, 3 November
1886.
Thomas Littledale, bom at Penbryn
on Sunday, 10 February 1889,
bapt privately, died the next day,
and bur. at Churchstoke, co.
Montgomery.
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John Bolton Littledale of Sandiway Bank, co. Chester,-^Mary, only dau. of
and of Braystones, co. Cumberland ; bom a 3 March,
bapt at St. Peter's, Liverpool, 16 June 1823; Colonel
and Battalion Cheshire Rifle Volunteers; died at Sandiway
Bank on Sunday, 5 May, bur. in the churchyard at Hartford
9 May 1889. Will with codicil dated 3 May 1889, proved at
Chester 31 May 1889, by William Pickford of 13 Harrington
Street, Liverpool, and Thomas Alfred Royds Littledale of
Pen Bryn, Montgomery, nephew, two of the Elors.
Thomas Edward
Pickford of King
Stemdale,co. Derb^,
by Georgiana his
wife, dau. of William
Todd-Naylor; bom
II June, bapt. at
St Anne's, Man-
chester, 17 August
1845; man*, at St
Michael's, Toxteth
Park, CO. Lancaster,
on Wednesday, 6
June 1866.
Isaac Littledale,
died, aged 4
months, 24 No-
vember 1834,
and bur. at St
Mary's, Walton-
on-the-Hill, ca
Lancaster, the
following day.
Annette Mary, bom 2 April, bapt at Hartford 30 July 1867; marr. at St Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, London (by the Rev. Canon Somerset Edward PenneCather), on Saturday, 18 November
1899, Colonel Henry Bowles, C.B. (3nd son of John Samuel Bowles of Milton Hill, co. Berks,
J.P. and D.L., by Mary Wintle his wife, eldest dau. of the Rt Rev. Ashurst Turner Gilbert,
Bishop of Chichester); bom at Milton Hill on Sunday, 35 June 1854; entered the Army as
Sub- Lieutenant (unattached) 36 Febmary 1876, appointed to the 19th Regiment of Foot
36 Febmary 1877, Lieutenant Yorkshire Regiment 36 Febmary 1877, Captain 36 September 1883,
Brevet Major 15 Jime 1885, Major 4 March 1893, Brevet Lieut-Colonel 30 May 1898,
Lieut.-Colonel 39 March 1899, Brevet Colonel 39 March 1903, Substantive Colonel i June
1903 ; Staff-Captain, Egypt, 37 September 1884 to 35 July 1885 ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G. Egypt,
26 July 1885 to 31 May 1886; Director of Army School, Head-Quarters of Army, i June
1903, afterwards A.A.G. ; served in the Nile Expedition 1884-85, Staff Officer at Assouan
(mentioned in despatches, "London Gazette," 35 August 1885, Brevet of Major); operations
on North-West Frontier of India 1897-98, with Tirah Expieditionary Force (mentioned in
despatches, "London Gazette," 5 April 1898, Brevet of Lieut-Colonel, medal with two clasps);
served in South African War, in command of ist Battalion Yorkshire Regiment, 1899-1903 ; at
operations in Cape Colony, South of Orange River, including action at Colesberg, and at relief
of Kimberley; in the Orange Free State February to May 1900, including operations at
Paardeberg (severely wounded); actions at Vet River and Zand River; in the Transvaal in
May and June 1900, including actions near Johannesburg, Pretoria and Diamond Hill ;
operations in the Transvaal, East of Pretoria, including action at Belfast (mentioned in
despatches, "London Gazette," 4 May 1900 and 8 February 1901, Queen's medal with five
clasps. King's medal with two clasps) ; nominated C.B. 39 November 1900.
Clement St George Royds Littledale-
of Wick Hill House, Bracknell, co.
Berks ; bom at Highfield House,
West Derby, co. Lancaster, 8 De-
cember 185 1, bapt at St John's,
Knotty Ash, co. Lancaster, 37
January 1853 ; F.R.G.S. ; received
gold medal for journey through Tibet.
"Teresa Newcomen Julia Everleigh, youngest dau. of John
Harris, R.N., of Eldon House, New London, Prince Edward
Island, Canada, by Amelia his wife, only dau. of Samuel
Ryerse; marr. at St George's, Hanover Square, London
(by the Rev. Osborne Gordon), on Tuesday, 37 February
1877. She marr. istly in Canada, William John Scott of
Wick Hill House, Bracknell, co. Berks ; died on board the
s.s. "Palestine," near Suez, on Wednesday, 16 June 1875,
bur. in the churchyard at Easthampstead, co. Berks.
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John Bolton Littledale of Sandiway-FCl^u^ Violet, 6th dau. of William Stevenson of co.
Bank, co. Chester, and of Braystones,
CO. Cumberland; bom at Sandiway
Bank 15 June, bapt. at Hartford 30 July
1868; educated at Eton and at Christ
Church, Oxford, matriculated 13 January
1888, aged 18, B.A. 1891 ; J.P. for co.
Chester 1900.
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Stirling, by Louisa Katherine his wife, youngest
dau. of John Hunt of Pittencrieff, co. Fife ; torn
at Dargavel, Bishopton, co. Renfrew, in July 1872 ;
marr. at St Mary's, Bimam, co. Perth (by the
Rev. Canon Hunter, the Rector, assisted by the
Rev. Clement Leigh Coldwell, Rector of Holy
Trinity, Stirling), on Thursday, 12 October 1899.
Ronald Bolton Littledale, bom at
Sandiway Bank 14 June, bapt.
at Weaverham, co. Chester, 22 July
1901.
Thomas Bolton Littledale of»Ethel, dau.
Quinta Egapal, Villa Casilda, Middleton, by
Rosario, Santa F^, Argentine
Republic ; bom 3 September,
bapt. at Hartford 10 No-
vember 1869; educated at
Eton and at Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 18
October 1888, aged 19.
of Henry
Selmira his
wife, dau. of Santiago Sarria ;
born at Caftada de Gomez,
Santa f%, Argentine Republic;
marr. at St. Bartholomew's,
Rosario, Santa F^, 15 June
1903.
Edith Maud, born at Sandiway
Bank on Friday, 10 March,
bapt. at Hartford 18 April 187 1.
May, bom at Sandiway Bank
on Sunday, 11 July, bapt at
Hartford 13 September 1875.
William Edmund Royds Littledale, bora at Highfield-rEllen Mary, dau. of Thomas Archer ;
House, West Derby, co. Lancaster, 20 May, bapt.
at Knotty Ash, co. Lancaster, 14 July 1857 ; ^ucated
at Eton.
bom 7 January i860 ; marr. at
St John's, Liverpool, 27 November
1887.
Edmund Harold Littledale, bom at Decoy
Farm, Marchwood, co. Hants, i October
1900, bapt at Marchwood (by the Rev.
Charles Letmbert Coghlan) 29 January 1901.
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jrietcjjer of aUerton,
(0* lama^ter.
Arms pn record in the College of Arms. —
Azure in chief two horses' heads erased
ermine in base an anchor erect with cable
gold on a chief wavy or three harts each
charged with a pheon point downwards
a^enU
Crest, — A dexter arm embowed in armonr
proper garnished or the hand grasping a
dart barbed and flighted also proper the
arm surmounting an anchor as in the arms.
Motto, — Nee qunrere nee spemere
honOTem.
Caleb Fletcher of May
Liverpool, co. Lancaster (and son
of Jacob Fletcher of Liverpool,
formerly of Whitehaven, co. Cum-
berland, by Isabella his wife, dau. of
Caleb Birch of Whitehaven) ; bom
at Whitehaven 6 April 1754; died
at Bifay Place, Liverpool, 15 January,
bur. in the family vault at Holy
Trinity, Wavertree, co. Lancaster,
22 January 18 10. Will with codicil
dated 22 December 1808, proved
(P.C.C. 416 ColUngwood) 7 August
1810, by Ellen Fletcher, relict,
Joseph Fletcher, Jacob Fletcher and
Thomas Rawson, four of the Etors.
Power reserved to Jacob Fletcher,
son, when he shall attain the age of
21 years.
Place,^Ellen,
2nd dan. of
ThomasLickbarrow
of Liverpool, by
Elizabeth Kenyon
his wife; bom 16
March, bapt at
St Peter's, Liver-
pool, 23 March
1766; marr. at
Childwall, co. Lan-
caster (by the
Rev. John Langton
Leech, brother-in-
law of the bride),
10 November 1 788 ;
died 6 November,
bur. at Holy
Trinity, Wavertree,
10 November 182 1.
Jacob Fletcher of Allerton, co. Lancaster ; bom 3 August, bapt at St
Thomas', Liverpool, 14 August 1790; of Brasenose Collie, Oxford,
matriculated i May 1807, B.A. 181 1, M.A. 23 February 1814; died
unmarried at Allerton, aged 72, on Thursday, 18 June, bur. at Holy
Trinity, Wavertree, 23 June 1863. Will dated 16 January 1858, with
codicil dated 26 March 1863, proved at Liverpool 17 August 1863, by
Caleb Fletcher of Allerton and William Fletcher of 31 Castle Street,
Liverpool, brothers, the Eftors.
Thomas Fletcher,
bom 23 Septem-
ber 1 791, bapt. at
St Thomas', liver-
pool, and died 10
October following.
William Fletcher, bom 11 July, bapt at
Childwall, co. Lancaster, 28 August 1827 ;
entered the Army as Ensign 44th (The
East Essex) R^ment of Foot 6 November
1846, Lieutenant 21 March 185 1, Captain
12 January 1855, retired as Major 6 June
1856; served in the Crimea 1854-55,
including the battles of the Alma and
Inkerman, siege and fiedl of Sebastopol, and
attack and occupation of the Cemetery 18
June 1855 (medal with clasps. Brevet of
Major, Sardinian medal, 5th-class Medjidie
and Turkish medal); died unmarried,
aged 42, on Thursday, 9 December 1869,
bur. at Kirk Braddon, Isle of Man.
Mary, bom 20 October 1828, bapt Emily, bom
at Childwall 2 January 1829; i June, and
marr. at St George's, Liverpool bapt.atChild-
(by the Ven"« Archdeacon BrooksX wall 3 Sep-
on Thursday, 17 July 1851, temberi83o;
Tyndall Bright of Liverpool (3rd died, aged
son of Robert Bright of Abbott's 11 months,
Leigh, CO. Somerset, by Caroline and bur. at
his wUe, dau. of Thomas Tyndall Holy Trinity,
of the Fort, Bristol); bom 30 June Wavertree, 26
1820; died at Abbott's Leigh, May 1831.
aged 77, on Wednesday, 10 Sep-
tember, bur. there 13 September
1902.
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Caleb Fletcher of Allerton, co.
Lancaster ; bom lo November,
bapL at St Thomas', Liverpool,
CO. Lancaster, 7 December 1 792 ;
died unmarried at Allerton, aged
78, on Friday, 18 November,
bur. at Holy Trinity, Wavertree,
CO. Lancaster, 22 November
1870. Will dated 29 January
1864, with two codicils dated
respectively 4 February 1870
and 29 September 1870, proved
at Liverpool 31 December 1870,
by Alfred Fletcher of Holly
Bank, Green Lane, Wavertree,
CO. Lancaster, nephew, Tyndall
Bright of "Woodcote," Aig-
buii^ Road, Liverpool, and
Thomas Earle of Brook Farm,
Smithdown Road, Liverpool,
the EtOTS.
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William Fletcher of Allertoni-f^^T* ^^^'^ ^^' of Moses
born at May Place, Liver-
pool, 13 Aprils bapt at
St Thomas', Liverpool,
8 May 1 795 ; died at
Allerton, aged 76, on Friday,
20 October 187 1, bur. at
Holy Trinity, Wavertree.
Will dated 9 May 187 1,
proved at Liverpool 13
November 1871, by Alfred
Fletcher of Wavertree, co.
Lancaster, son, Tyndall
Bright of "Woodcote," Aig-
burth Road, Liverpool, and
Thomas Earle of Brook Farm,
Smithdown Road, Liverpool,
the Eftors.
COcio ^i^CM^^i^ijLj,
Benson of Lutwyche Hall, co.
Salop, and of Woodcroft, co.
Lancaster, by Margaret his wife,
dau. of Captain John Kendall ;
bom 10 January 1804, bapt at
St Stephen's, Liverpool, 18
June 1806 ; mart, at Childwallf
CO. Lancaster, 28 August 1826;
died at "Clearwood," Mossley
Hill, Liverpool, in her 89th year,
on Thursday, 22 December,
bur. at Holy Trinity, Wavertree,
27 December 1892. Will dated
28 March 1883, with three
codicils dated respectively 17
May 1884, 3 September 1885
and 9 May 1892, proved at
Liverpool 25 January 1893, by
Alfred Fletcher, son, Tyndall
Bright and Sir Thomas Earle,
Baronet, the Eltors.
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son of Si
y^ /y f ^^ Liverpc
Emily, bom 29 June, bapt at St. Catherine's, Abercromby Square, Liverpool, 8 November
1832 ; marr. at St George's, Liverpool (by the Ven^^ Archdeacon Brooks), on Tuesday,
6 September 1853, Sir Thomas Earle of Allerton Tower and of Liverpool, Baronet (eldest
son of Sir Hardman Earle of Allerton Tower and
Liverpool, who was created a Baronet in 1869,
his wife, 2nd dau. of William Langton of
Lajicaster); bom 30 June, bapt at
St Peter's, Liverpool, 17 August 1820; J. P. for the
borough of Liverpool, J.P. and D.L. for co. Lancaster; succeeded his fother as 2nd Baronet
25 January 1877; died at Allerton Tower, in his 8oth year, on Friday, 13 April, bur. at
Woolton, CO. Lancaster, on Wednesday, 18 April 1900. Will dated 5 February 1890, with
codicil dated 27 November 1895, proved at Liverpool 25 June 1900, by Hardman Arthur Earle
and Thomas Algernon Earle, two of the E&ors. Portrait at Norton Lodge^ near Yarmouth^
Isle of Wight^ in the possession of Sir Henry Earle^ Baronet^ his son. She died at 15 Wetherby
Gardens, South Kensington, London, in her 73rd year, on Friday, 2 June, and was bur. at
Woolton on Tuesday, 6 June 1905. Will dated 28 February 1901, with codicil dated
6 December 1904, proved in the Principal Registry 17 October 1905, by Sir Henry Earle,
Baronet, Hardman Arthur Earle and Thomas Algernon Earle, sons, the Eltors.
{See Pedigree of Earle^ Vol 10^ page 106^ and Additions and
Corrections^ Vol, 12, page xxii.)
William Alfred Littledale Fletcher, D.S.O., bom at Holly Bank, Wavertree, on Wednesday,
25 August, bapt. at St Catherine's, Abercromby Square, Liverpool, 12 October 1869; educated
at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 12 October 1888, aged 19; volunteered
for the South African War, gazetted to the 32nd Company of Imperial Yeomanry as Lieutenant
7 February 1900 (mentioned in Lord Kitchener's despatch, "London Gazette,'' 7 May 1901,
Queen's medal with two clasps), retired as Hon. Lieutenant in the Army 10 July 1901;
awarded D.S.O. 28 September 1901.
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Thomas Fletcher,
born 26 October,
bapt at St. Thomas',
Liverpool, 24 No-
vember 1797; died
26 February 1798.
Elizabeth, bom 29 August, bapt. at St Thomas', Liverpool, 30 September
1799; marr. at Childmll, co. Lancaster, 3 January 1825, Henry Ashton
of Poulton Hey, co. Chester (son of Nicholas Ashton of Woolton
Hall, CO. Lancaster); bom 4 October 1795 ; died at Poulton Hey,
aged 75, on Thursday, 22 December 1870, bur. at Woolton. Will
dated 17 June 1870, proved at Chester 16 January 1871, by
William Walcott Shand of Gwysaney, co. Flint, and Charles Myers of
Woolton, CO. Lancaster, two of the Eiors. She died at Camp Hill,
Woolton, aged 71, on Monday, 3 July, and was bur. at Woolton
7 July 1871. Admon was granted at Chester 3 August 1871, to
Mary Ashton of Poulton Hey, spinster, daughter, and one of the
next of kin. ^
Henry Fletcher, bom 3 July, bapt.
at St Catherine's, Abercromby
Square, Liverpool, 11 December
1834; lost in the s.s. "City of
Gla^^ow," which sailed i March
1854, and was never sighted again
after leaving the River Mersey.
Edward Fletcher, born 22
August, bapt at St Catherine's,
Abercromby Square, Liverpool,
14 December 1838; died at
Allerton, co. Lancaster, aged 15,
on Saturday, 29 Octob^, bur.
at Holy Trinity, Wavertree, co.
Lancaster, 2 November 1853.
Alfred Fletcher-^Edith, 3rd dau. of Thomas Littledale of
*" ^ H]ghfieldHouse,West Derby, CO. Lancaster,
by Julia his wife, 2nd dau. of Clement
Royds of Greenhill and Falinge, both co.
Lancaster, J.P. and D.L. for Sie counties
of York and Lancaster, High Sheriff for
CO. Lancaster 1850 {see Pedigree of
Royds^ Vol J, page 14); bora at Highfield
House, West Derby, 14 August, bapt at
St John-the-EvangeUst, West Derby, 14
September 1848 ; marr. at St Mary's, West
Derby (by the Rev. Edward Royds, Rector
of Brereton, co. Chester, assisted by the
Rev. William Thomas Newenham), on
Thursday, 25 June 1868.
{See Pedigree of UttUdak^ page S4.)
of Allerton
bom I June,
bapt at St Ca-
therine's, Aber-
cromby Square,
Liverpool, 7 Oc-
tober 1841 ;
educated at
WinchesterJ.P.
and D.L. for co.
Lancaster.
Edith Mabel, born at Wavertree on Saturday, 24 September, bapt. at
Childwall 4 November 1870; marr. at Woolton (by the Rev. Edward
Sanderson, Rector of Uckfield, co. Sussex, assisted by the Rev. Vemon
Royle of Elstree, co. Hertford, and the Rev. George Hardwicke
Spooner, the Rector), on Tuesday, 29 September 1891, Lancelot
Sanderson of 62 Palace Gardens, Kensington, London, K.C. (eldest
son of John Sanderson of Ward House, EUel, co. Lancaster, J.P., by
Alice his wife, dau. of John Tunstall of EUel); bom 24 October
1863 ; educated at Elstree, at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1882, B.A. and LL.B. 1885, ^'A,. 1892 ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1886, appointed Recorder
of Wigan November 1901, K.C. 1903.
Aubrey Littledale
Fletcher, bom at
Allerton on Wed-
nesday, 5 February
1873, <>^d bapt
there privately ;
died at Allerton,
aged 7 weeks, on
Friday, 28 March
1873, and bur.
at Halewood, co.
Lancaster.
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Edward Ltonel-^Mary, only dau. of
Fletcher, bom
at Allerton, co.
Lancaster, on
Wednesday, 24
May, bapt at
All Hallows',
Allerton, 12
August 1876 ;
educated at
Eton.
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Gilbert Thompson Bates
of Whitfield, co. Here-
ford, and of Muirshiel,
CO. Renfrew (son of Sir
Edward Bates of Many-
down Park, CO. Hants,
Baronet), by Charlotte
Thaxter his wife, dau. of
Geoige Warren of Straw-
berry Field, Woolton,
CO. Lancaster; bom at
Bellefidd, West Derby,
CO. Lancaster, 19 April
1878 ; marr. at St Paul's,
Knightsbridge, London,
on Saturday, 2 1 February
1903.
Geoffrey Littledale Fletcher,^
bom at Allerton on Mon-
day, xo February, bapt
at All Hallows', Allerton,
8 April 1879; educated at
Eton; volunteered for the
South African War, served
as Trooper (No. 1725)
with 22nd Company Im-
perial Yeomanry, nominated
Lance-Corporal, granted a
Commission in 32nd Com-
pany Imperial Yeomanry
21 March 1900 (Queen's
medal with two clasps);
retired as Hon. Lieutenant
in the Army.
Esme Lyonelle^ bom at Maryton Grange,
Allerton, on Tuesday, 6 September, bapt
at Woolton 9 October 1904.
-Lilian Steuart, youngest
dau. of Robert Glad-
stone of Woolton Vale,
CO. Lancaster, by Mary
Ellen his wife, dau. of
Robertson Gladstone
of Courthey, Roby,
CO. Lancaster ; bom
at Woolton Vale 21
August 1878 ; marr. at
All Hallows', Allerton
(by the Rev. Henry
Gibson Smith, assisted
by the Rev. Canon
(ieorge Hardwicke
Spooner), on Wednes-
day, 27 September
1905.
Dorothy Noel, bom at
Allerton on Christmas
Day, Saturday, 25 De-
cember 1880, bapt at
All Hallows', Allerton,
20 February 1881.
Bolton Littledale Fletcher, bom at
Allerton on Wednesday, 13 October
1886, bapt at All Hallows', Allerton,
3 July 1887; educated at Eton;
2nd Lieutenant (on probation) Scots
Guards 10 February 1906.
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Harold Molyneux Fletcher,
bom on Monday, 30 Sep-
tember, bapt. at All Hallows',
Allerton, 22 December
1889 ; educated at Eton.
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Arms, — A lion rampant sable.
Crest, — On a sheaf of arrows fesseways a hawk proper.
Motto,— Wvttxtit is honour.
William Kenrick of Broome, near Betchworth, co. Surrey (elder son
the Rev. Jarvis Kenrick of Ckilham, co. Kent* M.A. {see Pedigree of
Kenrickf Vol, j, page I2s\ by Dorothy his wife, dau. of William
Seward of Red Cross Street, London); bom at Chilham 21 January
1774; of Jesus College, Cambridge, and of the Middle Temple,
London; M.P. for Bletchingley 31 October 1806 until 24 November
1814; one of H.M. Justices of the Great Session of the Principality
of Wales; died at Broome, near Betchworth, 22 October 1829, bur. in
the family vault at Bletchingley, co. Surrey. Will dated i October
1829, proved (P.C.C. 713 Liverpool) 7 December 1829, by Frances
Aime Kenrick, relict, William Murray, the Hon^ William BoUand
and the Rev. Jarvis Kenrick, the younger, nephew, four of the Eiors.
{See ''Notes" to ''Visitation of England and Wales;'
Vol, 6, page 42,)
of^Frances
Anne, dau.
and coheir of Robert
Mascall of Peasmarsh
Place, CO. Sussex,
and of Ashford, co.
Kent, by Martha his
wife, eldest dau. of
Jeremiah Curteis of
Rye, CO. Sussex ;
marr. at Peasmarsh
14 December 1812;
died at Rusthall, co.
Kent, bur..there.
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William Kenrick of "St. Clare," Walmer,-
co. Kent; born at Ashford i October
1813 ; J.P. and D.L. for co. Kent; died
at "St Clare," Walmer, in his 56th
year, on Wednesday, 10 February
1869, bur. at Walmer. Will dated
28 June 1862, proved (Prin. Reg.,
184, 69) 27 March 1869, by William
Hussey Fleet of Darenth Grange,
Dartford, co. Kent, one of the £&ors.
'Louisa, younger dau. of William Fleet of Darenth
Grange, co. Kent; bom at Darenth; marr. at
Sutton-at-Hone, co. Kent (by the Ven^ Walker
King, Archdeacon of Rochester), on Thursday, 15
April 1841 ; died at Sevington, Guildford, co. Surrey,
aged 83, on Thursday, 18 November 1897, bur. in
the cemetery at Guildford Will dated 10 (October
1893, proved (Prin. Reg., 1341, 97) 15 December
1897, by William Mascall Kenrick and the Rev.
Charles William Herbert Kenrick, son, the Elors.
William Mascall Kenrick of Broome, Fleet, co. Hants ; bom at Boume-^Mary
House, Bishopsboume, co. Kent, i March, bapt. at Bishopsboume
23 April 1842 ; educated at Eton ; entered the Army as Ensign 67th
(The South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot 8 November 1861 ; died at
Broome, Fleet, aged 63, on Tuesday, 23 May, bur. at Fleet on Friday,
26 May 1905. Will dated 15 October 1901, proved in the Principal
Registry 3 July 1905, by Cyril Cranmer, Curteis Kenrick and Charles
Jarvis Matthew Kenrick, sons, two of the Eftors.
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Catharine,
youngest dau. of
Edmund Lombard
Hunt of CO. Galway,
by Katherine his
wife, dau. of Ed-
mund Powell ; marr.
at Monkstown, co.
Dublin (by the Rev.
John Lynch), on
Thursday, 2 April
1868.
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Herbert William Mascall Kenrick, born at 9 Mount^Helen Clara Campden, elder dau. of
Street Crescent, Dublin, on Saturday, 22 May 1869,
and bapt. at Dublin ; educated at Charterhouse ; entered
the Army as 2nd Lieutenant nth Hussars 30 May
1891, Lieutenant 10 August 1892, Captain 16 July 1898;
served in North-West Frontier of India 1897-98 (medal
with clasp) ; employed with Egyptian Army 22 January
1900 to 21 January 1902.
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Frederick Campden Little of Wilton
Villa, Campden Hill, Kensington,
London, by Helen Ruth his wife,
dau. of Thomas Tredwell ; bom at
Wilton Villa, Campden Hill, on
Thursday, 9 January 1879, and bapt
at St. Mary AbboU's, Kensington;
marr. there 29 April 1905.
Ruth Betty Mary, bom at Neilsland House, Hamilton,
CO. Lanark, 4 April, bapt at St Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, London, 17 July 1906.
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Frances, bom at Broome, near Betchworth, co. Surrey, 9 August, bapt. at
Worthing, co. Sussex, 7 October 1816 ; marr. at Bishopsboume, co. Kent
(by the Rev. Charles Oxenden), 15 September 1841, as his 2nd wife, Edward
Barrett Curteis of Leasam, co. Sussex (2nd son of Edward Jeremiah Curteis
of Windmill HiU and of Elnell, both co. Sussex, M.P., by Mary his wife,
only dau. and heir of the Rev. Stephen Barrett, Rector of Hothfield,
CO. Kent); bom at Church House, Northiaro, co. Sussex, 25 July 1805;
formerly Major 7th Dragoon Guards; J. P. for co. Sussex, M.P. for Rye
1832-37. She died at Springfield, Playden, co. Sussex, on Sunday, 21
August 1887. He marr. istly at Benenden, co. Kent (by the Rev. W.
Smith Marriott), on Thursday, 9 March 1837, Charlotte Lydia, youngest
dau. of Thomas Law Hodges of Hemsted, co. Kent, M.P. ; bom 5 March
1 8 18; died at Jennings, co. Kent, leaving issue, aged 20, 8 June 1838,
bur. in the churchyard at Wartling, co. Sussex. He died at Leasam,
aged 74, on Sunday, 14 December 1879, and was bur. at Playden.
Elizabeth, bom
at Broome, near
Betchworth, on
Sunday, 4 Jan-
uary, bapt. at
Betchworth, 4
March 1818.
Louisa, bom at Mauldon Cottage, co. Bedford, 5 April, bapt. at Mauldon 18 April 1843; num-.
at Walmer, co. Kent (by the Rev. Charles Smyth Johnston, brother of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev. Alexander Ewing, the Vicar), on Thursday, 18 April 1872, Edward John
Johnston (2nd son of Hugh Johnston of Eridge, co. Sussex); entered the Army as Ensign
66th (The Berkshire) Regiment of Foot 28 August 1863, Lieutenant 10 October 1865,
Captain 18 August 1869.
George Edmund Ranald Kenrick, D.S.O. >pAmy Marion, dau,
bom at Stockcross, co. Berks, on Monday, 16
January, bapt at Speen, co. Berks, i March 187 1;
educated at Charterhouse; entered the Army
as 2nd Lieutenant The Queen's (Royal West
Surrey Regiment) 18 November 1891, Lieu-
tenant 10 May 1895, Captain 7 May 1900;
entered Staff College November 1905; Divisional
Signalling Officer (graded Staff Captain),
South Africa, 9 October 1899 to 26 October
1900, Staff-Captain 27 October 1900 to 23 June
1902; Assistant Military Secretary to Lieut-
General in Transvaal and Orange River Colony,
and to Lieut.-General Commanding the Forces
in South Africa 24 June 1902; served in
operations on North-West Frontier of India
1897-98, with Malakand Field Force, Mohmand
Field Force and Tirah Expeditionary Force
(medal with two clasps); served in South
African War 1899-1900, on Staff (mentioned in
despatches "London Gazette," 16 April 1901,
Queen's medal with five clasps, D.S.O. 29
November 1900, King's medal with two clasps).
of George O'Flaherty
of The Lodge, Bally
Conneely, and of
Ardnasella, Ough-
terard, co. Galway,
J.P., by Amelia his
wife, dau. of Henry
Sayers St. Kerry ;
bom 20 February
1876; marr. at Hoo,
CO. Kent, on Thurs-
day, 2 June 1904.
Neville Cyril Evelyn Kenrick, bom at
The Lodge, Ashley Avenue, Cheriton,
CO. Kent, 9 July, bapt at Fleet, co.
Hants, 26 August 1905.
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Cyril Cranmer Curteis
Kenrick, born at
Newbury, co. Berks,
on Saturday, 6 July
1872, and bapt. at
Speen; educated at
Charterhouse and
at Merton College,
Oxford, matriculated
22 October 1891,
M.A. 1898; Classical
Master at Wellington
House, Westgate-on-
Sea, CO. Kent, since
1900.
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Jane, bom at Broome, near Betchworth, oo. Surrey, 5 May, bapt
at Betcbworth 10 October 1823; died at St Leonard's-on-Sea,
CO. Sussex, 27 July 1903, bur. at Rustball, co. Rent Will dated
9 January 1S94, with oodicQ dated 24 October 1896, proved
(Prin. R^., 1103, 1903) 2 September 1903, by Richard Dawes
and Anne Mary Curteis, spinster, niece, the Elors.
Anne, bom at Broome^
near Betcbworth, i June»
died at Brighton, ca
Sussex, 4 August 1826,
bur. in the old church-
yard at Brighton.
Rev. Charles William Herbert Kenrick, bom atp-pEthel Frances, 2nd dau. of the Rev.
"St Clare," Walmer, ca Kent, 6 March 1850;
educated at Eton and at Brasenose College, Oxford,
matriculated 4 June 1868, B.A. 1873, M.A. 1875;
Vicar of Poulton, co. Gloucester, 1876-81, Curate
of St Mark's, New Swindon, co. Wilts, 1881-82,
Vicar of St George's, Tylehurst, co. Berks, 1882-85,
and of Holy Trinity, Reading, co. Berks, 1885-93,
Surrogate Vicar of Caversham, co. O^dford,
1893-98, Hon. Diocesan Inspector of Schools for
the Diocese of Winchester 1900-1901, Vicar of
Holy Trinity, Barnstaple, co. Devon, from 1901.
the Hon^ John Gifford, Rector of
Siddington, co. Gloucester (2nd son
of Robert, ist Baron Gifford); marr.
at Siddintgton (by the Rev. Henry
Scott Holland, Senior Student of Christ
Church, Oxford, assisted by the
Rev. Herbert Bamett, Ch^lain of
Cuddesdcm College^ co. Oxford) on
Tuesday, 4 February 1879; died at
" Ingleside," Readings on Monday,
30 October 1893, bur. at Reading.
Evelyn Mary, bom at Bruns-
wick Terrace, Swindon, co.
Wilts, on Friday, 17 February
1882.
Violet, bom at "The Elms,"
Coley Avenue, Reading, on
Wednesday, 14 February
1883.
Constance, bom at "Ingleside,"
Reading, on Friday, 30 January
1885.
Charles Jarvis Matthew Kenrick-^Mabel,
of Manor Farm, Hannington,
CO. Hants; bom at Dean Wood,
Newbury, co. Berks, on Friday,
9 January, bapt. at Speen,
CO. Berks, 8 Febraary 1874;
matriculated at Cambridge
Michaelmas Term, 1892; for-
merly Lieutenant 3rd Battalion
Somersetshire Light Infantry
(Militia).
youngest dau. of Colonel Gordon
Young of Stockton House, Fleet, co. Hants,
Indian Staff Corps, by Charlotte his wife,
dau. of General Rob Smith, C.B. ; bom
at Jullender, Punjab, India, 8 November,
bapt there 4 December 1877; mair. at
Reet (by the Rev. Charles William
Herbert Kenrick, Vicar of Holy Trinity,
Barnstaple, assisted by the Rev. Walter
Copleston Furneaux, Vicar ci Sheen and
Mortlake, co. Surrey, and the Rev.
George Herbert Preston, the Vicar) on
Wednesday, 16 October 1901.
William Robert
Scawen Kenrick,
bom at "Ridge-
mount," Boume-
mouth, CO. Hants,
on Friday, 22
September 1876;
died 10 Feb-
raary, bur. in
the cemetery at
Guildford 15
February 1891.
Marjorie Amy, bom at Stockton House,
Fleet, on Saturday, 2 August, bapt at
Fleet 2 September 1902.
Jarvis Julian Mascall Kenrick,
bom at Newbury 16 June,
bapt at Speen 25 July 1905.
O;^. £ /W^6^
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Jinnemore.
Robert Finnemore of Balljrward, co. Wicklow,
son of William Finnemore of Balljrward,
by Catherine his 2nd wife, daughter
of the Rev. Samuel Ussher, Rector of
Dimganstown, co. Wicklow [post nuptial
settlement dated 11 June 1751 and recorded
in Dublin] ; bapt at Blessington, co.
Wicklow, II March 1755; marr. Mary, dau.
of Michael Powell of Banlahan, co. Cork;
bom at Banlahan in 1770. He died at
Blessington^ aged 87, 27 May 1838, and was
bur. there.
Arms on record in Uhter^s Office,—
Ennine on a chevron gules between in
chief two gnus' heads erased proper and
in base an Irish harp or stringed argent a
chevTonel of the last.
Crest, — On a Roman fasces proper a
gnu's head as in the arms.
Metto, — Ad finem ora.
Isaac Powell Finnemore of Pietermaritzburg,-j-Jan^
Natal, South Africa, formerly of Addington
Park, CO. Surrey ; educated in Ireland as
Land Surveyor, but took up Botany and
Landscape Gardening; came to England in
1824; Land Steward to the Most Rev.
William Howley, Archbishop of Canterbury ;
emigrated to Natal, shipwrecked in the
"Minerva" on Bluff Rocks, Port Natal,
4 July 1850; settled in Pietermaritzbuig ;
died there 13 May, bur. in the Church of
England Cemetery at Pietermaritzburg
14 May 1876. Will dated 20 June 1870,
proved at Pietermaritzburg 15 May 1876, by
Jfane Finnemore, relict, the sole Executrix.
only dau. of Thomas
Clarke of London, by
Anne his wife, dau. of
William Gray; bom in
London in 181 7 ; marr.
by licence at St Luke's,
Chelsea, co. Middlesex (by
the Rev. Thomas Tunstall
Smith), 5 February 1842;
died at Pietermaritzburg
24 February, bur. in the
Church of England Ceme-
tery at Pietermaritzburg
25 February 1889. Will
dated 17 January 1877,
proved at Pietermaritzburg
26 February 1889, by
the HonW« Robert Isaac
Finnemore, the Eitor.
Robert Finnemore,
came to England
in 1838; died un-
married at Liver-
pool, bur. there in
1838.
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Robert Isaac Finnemore, born at
Durban, Natal, 15 April, bapt.
there 7 June 1888 ; died 28
December, bur. in the Wesleyan
Cemetery at Pietermaritzburg
29 December 1905.
Howard Victor West Finnemore,
bom at Durban 20 June, bapt.
there 15 August 1889 \ ^^^
1 1 January, bur. in the Wesleyan
Cemetery at Pietermaritzburg 13
January 1891.
Irene Augusta Violet,
bom at Durban 6
February, bapt. there
18 March 1891.
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Hon"* Robert Isaac Finnemore of Elim House,»T<AtherineAugusta,
only dau. of
JohnRussom J. P.,
sometime Mayor
of Pietermaritz-
burg, by Susan his
and wife, dau.
of John West
of Cardiff, co.
Glamorgan; bom
at Pietermaritz-
burg 15 December
1855 ; marr. at
Eastridge, Pieter-
maritzburg, 7 June
1887.
Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa ; bom at
Addington Park, co. Surrey, 29 October, bapt
at Addington 29 November 1842 ; educated at
the Church of England Grammar School,
Pietermaritzburg, and at Bishopstowe Mission
Station; Pupil Assistant, Surveyor-General's
Office, 4 August 1858, 2nd Clerk i March
1^599 Chief Clerk and Draughtsman 3 October
1864, Govemment Land Surveyor 18 No-
vember 1863, Clerk to Attorney-General 22
November 1865 ; called to the Bar, Natal,
8 January 1868; Postmaster-General 2 Febmary
1876, Acting Colonial Treasurer 19 February
1877, Master and Registrar Supreme Court
and R^strar Vice-Admiralty Court 29 July
1878, Magistrate, Durban, i April 1881, Justice
of the Peace for the Colony 30 May 1881,
Acting Puisne Judge 19 July 1883 ; Marriage
Officer, Durban, 25 October 1887 ; Collector of Customs,
Registrar of Shipping and Emigration Officer i March 1889 ;
many years Deputy Chairman of Natal Harbour Board;
Examiner of Candidate Notaries, Crown Solicitor and
Parliamentary Draughtsman i July 1894; Member Tender
Board i July 1894, Member Civil Service Board 11 August
1894, Commissioner of Stamps 24 June 1895; served as
Chairman of Zulu War Relief Commission 1879, and on many
other Commissions ; accompanied Govemor as Legal Adviser
after Jameson Raid 1896 (mentioned in despatches and
received special thanks) ; Reporter of Supreme Court Cases,
Editor Natal Law Reports and Digests of Cases; appointed
Puisne Judge Supreme Court i November 1896, became
First Puisne Judge 1902, acted as Chief Justice 1903 and
also in 1904, retired the same year, when a special pension
was granted to him by Act, No. 43, 1904, of the Legislative
Council and Assembly of Natal; F.R.A.S., F.R.Hist. Soc.,
F.R.Met Soc., F.A.I., F.S.S., F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., &c. ; died
suddenly on Sunday, 22 July 1906, bur.* in the Wesleyan
Cemetery at Pietermaritzburg the same day.
C^JY^.
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Catherine Isabel,
bomat Durban 19
July, bapt there
6 October 1892.
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Winifred Dorothea, bom at Pietermaritzburg
12 September, bapt. there 13 November 1894;
died at Pietermaritzburg 24 August 1904,
and bur. in the Wesleyan Cemetery at
Pietermaritzburg the same day.
William Albert Finnemore,
bom at Addington Park
18 August, bapt at
Addington 18 September
1844; Bank Accountant;
died unmarried at Pieter-
maritzburg 19 October,
bur. in the Church
of England Cemetery
at * Pietermaritzburg 20
October 1900.
Thomas Henry Finnemore,
bom at Addington Park
I March, bapt at Adding-
ton I April 1846 ; of the
Natal Civil Service ; died
unmarried 14 March, bur.
in the Churdi of England
Cemetery at Pietermaritz-
burg 15 March 1887.
Will dated 3 June 1882,
proved at Pietermaritzburg
17 March 1887, by Jane
Finnemore, his mother,
the sole Executrix.
Norah Clementina, bom at
Elim House, Pietermaritz-
burg, 7 December 1896,
bapt. at Pietermaritzburg
9 February 1897.
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I^lierborn.
William Shefboro of Newbury, co. Berks (son of-|-Maria
Henry Sherbom of New Windaoi^ co. Bala, by
Mary his wife, dau. of William Shepherd, and
grandson of Henry Sherbom of Bedfont, oo.
Middlesex, 1676-1729); bom at New Windsor, and
bapt diere 26 April 1753. Admon was granted
(P.CC) 1$ March 1809, to Maria Sherbom, relict.
Carter of
Newbury; marr.
at Newb ur y 14
FdMnary 1785.
William Sherbom, bom at Newbury,»-<^harlotte Izard; died at Sarah, bom Maria, bom
and bapc there r January 1786; died Princes Street, Leicester at Newbury, at Newbury,
s.pu at Princes Street, Leicester Square, Square^ London, aged 73, * bur. there and bapt
London, 9 October, bur. in Brompton 18 November 1860, bur. x January dierei7july
Cemetery, London, on Wednesday, in Brompton Cemetery, 1788. 1789.
14 October 1863. London.
Mary Hannah, bom at 43 Leicester Square, London i February, bapt at St Anne's, SohOy
London, 26 February 1830; marr. at St James*, Piccadilly, London (by the Rev. Stanley
I^eathes), on Saturday, 25 April 1863, John Hill of 254 Cla^rfiam Road and 46 Cheapside,
London (son of James Hill of Newnham, co. Gloucester, by Elizabeth his wife); bom
at Newnham 25 February, bapt there (by the Rev. Henry Prouse Jones) 3 March
1816; died suddenly at ^St Margaret's," Leigbam Court Road, Streatham, co. Surrey,
aged 78, on Thursday, 22 March, bur. in Highgate Cemetery, London, on Tuesday, 27 Mardi
1894. Will dated 25 April 1890, with two axiidls dated respectively 14 May 1891 and
25 January 1893, proved (Prin. Reg., 448, 94) 25 May 1894, by John Hartland, Douglas
Cow and John Trewren, the Eiors. She died s.p., aged 40, on Monday, 7 Febuaiy,
and was bur. in Highgate Cemetery, London, 11 February 1870.
Charles Davies Sherbom of
49 Peterborough Road, Ful-
ham, CO. Middlesex; bom at
10 Gunter Grove, Chelsea,
CO. Middlesex, 30 June, bapt
at St Luke's, Chelsea, 17 July
1861 ; educated at St Mark's
College School, Chelsea; Com-
piler of '* Index Animalium,"
and "History of Family of
Sherbom," 1901.
Ada Mary, bom
at 10 Gunter
Grove, Chelsea,
2 1 December
1862, bapt at
St Luke's, Chel-
sea, 7 January
1863.
Percie
Sherbom of
20 Beaucbamp
Place, Chelsea;
bom at 10
Gunter Grove,
Chelsea, 12 Au-
gust, bapt. at St.
Luke's, Chelsea,
31 August 1864.
Coates>^ Annie,
dau. of George
Dobson Greener, by Mary
Elizabeth his wife, 3rd dau.
of Thomas H. Tooley of
Hampstead, co. Middlesex;
bom at Hampstead 16
February 1862, and bapt
at the parish church,
Hampstead ; marr. at Holy
Trinity, Brompton, London,
10 September 1892.
Ronald Thome Sherbom, bom at 20
Beauchamp Place, Chelsea, 11 November
1893, bapt at Holy Trinity, Brompton,
London, 7 January 1894.
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Leslie Rupert Sherbom, bom at
20 Beauchamp Place, Chelsea,
1 1 February, bapt at Holy Trinity,
Brompton, London, 7 April 1895.
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Henry Sherbom, bom at Newbury, co. Berks, and-pMary, dau. of Henry Woollwright of
bapt there 2 March 1793; died at Boughton,
CO. Kent, 19 March, bur. at Dunkirk, co. Kent, 33
March 1863. M.I.
Berkeley, co. Gloucester; died at
Boughton, aged 79, 34 September, bur.
at Dunkirk 38 September 1871. M.L
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Mary Elizabeth, marr. at St Pancras, London (by the father of the
bridegroom), on Wednesday, 11 August 1847, William Butt of Bicester,
CO. CMbrd (3nd son of the Rev. John William Butt, Vicar of King's
Langley, co. Hertford); Civil Engineer. She died at Exmouth, co.
Devon, in her 77th year, on Monday, i September 1903. Will dated
17 November 1897, proved at Exeter 33 September 1903, by William
Butt, husband, the sole Eftor.
Charles William Sherbom of i Finborough Road,-
South Kensington, London; bom at 43 Leicester
Square, London, 14 June, bapt. at St Amie's, Soho,
London, 9 July 1831; Engraver; Member of the
Royal Society of Painter Etchers from its foundation
in 1884^
■Hannah Simpson, dau. of Thomas
Davies of Bold Street, Liverpool, co.
Lancaster, by Ann his wife, dau. of
Thomas Richardson of Liverpool ;
bora at Liverpool i May 1839; marr.
at St. Philip's, Liverpool (by the Rev.
Charles Henry Burton), on Tuesday,
14 August i860. She marr. istly at
St Bride's, Liverpool, 31 September
1853, Thomas Wait of Marshfield, co.
Gloucester, and of Liverpool (son of
Daniel and Susannah Beale Wait) ; he
died s.p. at Waterloo, co. Lancaster,
aged 44, II May, and was bur. in
St James' Cemetery, Liverpool, r6
May 1854.
Sidney Newton Sherbom of 31 Beulah-^Helen, dau. of Robert Rushworth, by Elizabeth his
Road, Thornton Heath, co. Surrey; wife, 3nd dau. of Thomas Brown of Aylesbury,
bom at 10 Gunter Grove, Chelsea, co. co. Buckingham ; bom at Great Berkhamsted, co.
Middlesex, 5 September, bapt. at St Hertford, 31 February, bapt. at St Peter's, Great
Luke's, Chelsea, 36 September 1866. Berkhamsted, 13 May 1873 ; marr. at St Barnabas',
South Lambeth Road, co. Surrey, 31 July 1895.
Geoffrey Robert Sherbom, bom at i Beulah Road
North (now Burlington Road), Thomton Heath,
on Saturday, 37 February 1897, and bapt. there
privately the next day (baptism registered at St. I^aul's,
Thomton Heath).
Joan Ada, born at i Burlington
Road, Thomton Heath, on Monday,
3 June, bapt. at Thomton Heath
14 July 1903.
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Charles Sherbom of lo King Street,*
St. James', London; bom at Newbury,
CO. Berks, 26 January, bapt there 26
July 1796; died at 10 King Street,
St James', London, 12 April, bur. in
Highgate Cemetery, London, 17 April
1858.
*Mary, only dau. of Richard Bance of Newbury, by
Mary Holmes his wife; bom at Newbury; died at
540 King's Road, Chelsea, co. Middlesex, in her 85th
year, on Tuesday, 29 April 1890, bur. in Highgate
Cemetery, London. Will dated 18 March 1886,
with two codicils dated respectively 14 November
1888 and 2 March 1889, proved (Prin. R^., 538, 90)
19 May 1890, by William Squires Wetherell of
7 Oakfield Road, Croydon, co. Surrey, Engineer, and
Charles Davies Sherbom of 540 King's Road, Chelsea,
grandson, two of the E&ors.
Richard Aubrey Sherbom, bom at 43 Leicester
Square, London, 2 June, bapt. at St Anne's,
Soho, London, 7 August 1834; died, aged
10 months, bur. in St. Anne's Churchyard,
Soho, s April 1835.
Edwin John Sherbom, bom at 43 Leicester
Square, London, 23 July 1837 ; died un-
married at Chicago, Ills., U.S.A., 20 April
1880, bur. there.
Cecil Obert Sherbom, born at 10 Gunter Grove, Chelsea, 7 December 1870, bapt. at St Luke's,
Chelsea, i January 1871; died at 10 Gunter Grove, Chelsea, 19 December 187 1, bur. in
Brompton Cemetery, London.
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SCARBROUGH.
Arms am ruord in tAe College of Arms.^Aifgsot a fesse gules
between three parrots vert collared of the second.
Cr€st — ^A pelican in her piety in her nest all proper.
Supporters. — ^Two parrots wings inverted and indorsed proper.
Motto, — Mums seneus OHiscientia sana.
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I^cattrousli.
Frederick Lmnley-Savae of TickhOl
CO. York (only son of the Hoo^ Frederick
Lamleyy 5tb, bat 4th surviving son of the
4th, and brother to the 5th, 6th and 7th
Earis of Scarbrough, by Harriet Anne
his wife, dau. of John Boddington) ; bom
14 January 1788; educated at Eton;
assumed the additional surname and arms
of Savile by Act of Parliament in 1834;
died at Tickhill Casde, aged 49, 27 Feb-
ruary 1837. Will dated at Tickhill Castle
on Friday, 39 December 1833, proved
(P.CC 317 Norwich) 17 April 1837, by
Charlotte Mary Lumley-Savile, relict, the
sole Executrix.
Castle,^<niarlotte
Mary, eldest dau. of the Rt Rev. Geoige
de la Poer BCTesfc^d, Bishop of Kilmore, Elphin
and Ardagh, by Frances his wife, dsCu. of Geivase
Parker Bushe of Rilfuie, co. Kilkenny, M.P. f<H'
Kilkenny; marr. in Dublin 3 May 1813; marr.
sndly at Kilmore 30 July 1839, Robert Henry
Southwell of Castle Hamilton, ca Cavan (only
child of the Hon>^ Robert Henry Southwell of
Castle Hamilton, M.P. for Downpatrick, 2nd
son of Thomas George, ist Viscount Southwell).
She died at Wiesbaden, in the Duchy of Nsqnu,
3 November 185 1. Will dated 37 August 1847,
proved (P.CC. 963, 51) 18 December 185 1,
by Richard George Lumley, son, the sole E5tor.
Richard George Lumley, Earl of Scarbrough, Viscount Lumley and-^-Frederica Mary Adeliza,
Baron Lumley of Lumley Castle, co. Durham, in the Peerage of
England, and Viscount Lumley of Waterford, in the Peerage of
IreUnd; bom at Tickhill Castle 7 May 1813; educated at Eton;
entered the Amy as Comet 7th (Queen's Own) Hussars 8 February
i83r, Lieutenant 5 April 1833 to April 1837, Captain ist Yorkshire
Yeomanry Cavalry 37 April 1838, Major 11 May 1846, Lieut-Colonel
37 March 1853 to 8 July 1859; D.L. for the West Riding of
CO. York; succeeded his cousin, John, Earl of Scarbrough, as
9th Earl, 39 October 1856; died at Sandbeck Park, co. York,
aged 7r, on Friday, 5 December 1884, bur. at Maltby, co. York.
Will dated 30 May 1884, proved (Prin. Reg., 73, 85) 34 January
1885, by Aldred Frederick George Beresford, Earl of Scarbrougl^
son, the sole Etor.
younger dau. of Andrew
Robert Ehummond of
Cadlands Park, co.
Hants, by Lady Eliza-
beth Frederica his wife,
eldest dau. of John
Henry, 5th Duke of
Rutland, K.G. ; bora
16 I>ecember 1836 ;
marr. at Fawley, co.
Hants, 8 October 1846.
Algitha Frederica Mary, bom at Tickhill Castle on Tuesday, 33 November 1847 ; marr. at
Maltby, co. York (by the Rev. Frederick Norman), on Thursday, r3 August 1868, William
Thomas, Baron Bolton of Bolton Castle, co. Yorl^ in the Peerage of Great Britain; born
at Bolton Hall on Friday, 31 January 1845, ^P^ ^ ^^^ library at Bolton Hall, and received
into the church at Wensley, co. York ; educated at Eton and at Trinity Collie, Cambridge,
matriculated Lent Term, 1864; appointed Comet Yorkshire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry 34
January 1863, Lieutenant 37 July 187 1, Captain 5 October 1873, Major 5 November 1881,
Lieut-Colonel 3 July 1898, Hon. Colonel 3 August 1898, retired 7 February 1903; J.P., D.L.
and County Councillor for the North Riding, co. York, and J.P. for co. Hants; succeeded
bis father as 4th Baron 7 November 1895. ^
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Frances Charlotte Arabella, bapt at Tickhill,
CO. York, 31 July 18 14; marr. there 8 March
1836, Lieut -Colonel Charles John Hill of
Cotgrave, co. Nottingham; entered the Army
12 September 18 16, retired as Lieut.-Colonel
of the 7th Hussars 5 April 1833; died at
Tickhill Castle, aged 69, on Thursday, 22
August, bur. at Tickhill 27 August 1867.
Will dated 9 August 1864, with codicil dated
4 June 1867, proved at Wakefield 7 September
1867, by Lady Frances Charlotte Arabella Hill
of Tickhill Castle, relict, and Richard George
Lumley, Earl of Scarbrough, two of the E^ors.
She died at 65 Queen's Gate, South Kensington,
London, on Sunday, 3 August, and was bur.
at Tickhill 8 August 1879. Will dated 24 July
1872, with codicil dated 14 June 1878, proved
(Prin. Reg., 927, 79) 15 November 1879, by
Richard George Lumley, Earl of Scarbrough,
brother, and Thomas Daniel Hill of 21
Grosvenor Place, London, nephew, the Eltors.
Henrietta Susan Beresford, bom 10 February
181 6; marr. at Tickhill 5 November 1835,
Edmund L'Estrange of Tynte Lodge, co.
Leitrim (youngest son of Colonel Henry
Peisley L'Estrange of Moystown, King's
County, by Grace his wife, elder dau. of
George Burdett of The Heath House,
Queen's County, M.P. for Thomastown and
Queen's County); died, aged 53, bur.
at Moystown 7 August 1866. She died at
Walls, Ravenglass, co. Cumberland, in her
89th year, at 12 noon on Thursday, 22
December, and was bur. at Muncaster,
CO. Cumberland, on Monday, 26 December
1904. Will dated 23 April 1901, proved
in the Principal Registry 16 March 1905,
by Charles Gore, Earl of Enroll, and Josslyn
Francis, Baron Muncaster, sons-in-law, ^e
Eftors. =j=
(See Pedigree of L' Estrange, ''Visitation of
Ireland,'' Vol. j, page 47.)
Ida Frances Annabella, born at Tickhill Castle 28 November
1848, bapt. at Tickhill 10 February 1849 ; an Extra Lady of the
Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales; marr. at Maltby,
CO. York (by the Most Rev. Marcus Gervaise Beresford,
Archbishop of Armagh and Bishop of Cloger, her great-uncle),
7 September 1869, Sir George Cecil Orlando, Earl of Bradford;
bom in Belgrave Square, London, on Monday, 3 February 1845 9
M.P. for North Shropshire 1867-85 ; Captain Shropshire Yeomanry
Cavalry 1869-82, formerly Lieutenant ist Life Guards ; J. P. and
D.L. for the counties of Warwick and Salop; succeeded his father
as 4th Earl 9 March 1898. =f
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Lyulph Richard William
Granby Lumley, Viscount
Lumley, bom at Tickhill
Castle on Friday, 7 June,
bapt. at Tickhill 8 July
1850; died at Sandbeck
Park, aged 18, on Sun-
day, 23 August 1868,
bur. at Maltby.
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Anne Georgina, born at Tickhill Castle, co. York, 19 August, bapt. at Tickhill i September 18 18;
marr. at St. George's, Hanover Square, London, 16 April 1844, Sir William Mordaunt Edward
Milner of Nun Appleton Hall, co. York, Baronet (elder son of Sir William Mordaunt Sturt Milner,
Baronet, by Harriet Elizabeth his 2nd wife, elder dau. of Lord Edward Charles Cavendish-
Bentinck); bom at Nun Appleton 20 June, bapt. at Bolton Percy, co. York, 22 June 1820; educated
at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 30 May 1838, B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844 ; M.P.
for York 1848-57 ; succeeded his father as 5th Baronet 24 March 1855 ; died at Nun Appleton,
aged 46, on Tuesday, 12 February, bur. at Acaster Selby, co. York, 18 February 1867. Will
dated 2 December 1850, proved at York 6 April 1867, by Lady Anne Georgina Milner of
Nun Appleton, relict, the sole Executrix. She died at 48 Eaton Square, London, on Friday,
2 February, and was bur. at Acaster Selby 6 February 1877. Will dated 15 November 1876, proveid
(Prin. Reg., 215, 77) 9 March 1877, by Frederick George Milner, Granville Henry Milner, sons,
and Henry John Lowndes Graham, the Exors. ~
A\.
{See Pedigree of Milner^ page j/.)
Lilian Selina Elizabeth, bom at Cadlands
Park, CO. Hants, the residence of Andrew
Robert Drummond, 30 October, bapt. at
Fawley, co. Hants, 22 December 1851 ;
marr. at St Paul's, Knightsbridge, London
(by the Most Rev. William Thomson,
Archbishop of York, assisted by the Rev.
the Hon^ Robert Liddell), on Thursday,
3 August 187 1, Sir Lawrence, Marquess of.
Zetland, K.T., P.C. (eldest son of the
Hon"« John Charles Dundas of Woodhall
Wetherby, co. York, M.P. for Richmond,
by Margaret Matilda his wife, dau. of
James Talbot of Mary Ville, co. Wexford);
bom in Portman Street, London, on
Friday, 16 August, bapt. at the parish
church, Marylebone, London, 9 September
1844; educated at Harrow and at Trim'ty
Collie, Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas
Term, 1863; Comet Royal Horse Guards
31 August 1866, Lieutenant 7 July 1869,
Captain Yorkshire Hussars, Yeomanry
Cavalry, 1874-80, Lieut-Colonel ist North
Riding, Yorkshire, Volunteer Artillery 14
December 1881, Hon. Colonel 19 December
1894 ; M.P. for Richmond 1872-73 ; Mayor
of Richmond, co. York, 1895-96 and
1896-97 ; J.P. and D.L. for North Riding,
CO. York; D.L. for co. Stirling; Provincial
Grand Master of Freemasons, North and
East Ridings, co. York; a Lord*in- Waiting
to Queen Victoria 1880; Lord-Lieutenant
of Ireland 1889-92; succeeded his uncle,
Thomas, Earl of Zetland, as 3rd Earl, 6 May
1873; created Marquess of Zetland, in the
Peerage of the United Kingdom, 22 August
1892. Y
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Sibell Mary, bom at Tickhill Castie, co. York,
24 March, bapt. at Tickhill 10 May 1855 ; marr.
istly in the chapel at Sandbeck Park, co. York,
3 November 1874, Victor Alexander, Earl Grosvenor
(eldest son of Hugh Lupus, ist Duke and 3rd
Marquess of Westminster, K.G., P.C, by Lady
Constance Gertrude Sutherland his wife, 4th dau. of
George Granville, 2nd Duke of Sutherland, K.G.) ;
bom at Stafford House, St James', Westminster, on
Thursday, 28 April 1853, bapt. in the chapel at
Buckingham Palace (Queen Victoria stood Sponsor
in person) ; Sub-Lieutenant Cheshire Yeomanry
Cavalry ; died at Saighton Grange, co. Chester, on
Tuesday, 22 January, bur. in tibe churchyard at
Eccleston, co. Chester, on Friday, 25 January 1884.
She marr. 2ndly at the private chapel at Eaton, co.
Chester (by the Rev. Canon Rupert Hugh Morris,
assisted by the Rev. George Augustus Robins), on
Monday, 7 February 1887, ^e Rt Hon^e George
Wyndham, P.C, D.C.L. (elder son of the Hon^**
Percy Scawen Wyndham of Clouds, co. Wilts,
J.P. and D.L. for the counties of Sussex, Wilts and
Cumberland, M.P. for West Cumberland [youngest
son of George, ist Baron Leconfield], by Madeline
Caroline Frances Eden his wife, 6th dau. of
Major-General Sir Guy Campbell, Baronet); bom
at 44 Belgrave Square, London, on Saturday, 29
August 1863; sometime Lieutenant ist Battalion
Coldstream Guards ; served in the Suakin
Expedition 1885 ; Lieutenant Cheshire Yeomanry
Cavalry 18 April 1888, Captain (Hon. Major)
10 February 1894 ; J.P. for co. Chester; M.P. for
Dover since 1889, Private Secretary to the
Rt. Hon^»« Arthur James Balfour 1887--92, Under-
Secretary of State for War 1898- 1900, Chief-
Secretary and Keeper of the Privy Seal for Ireland
1900-1905 ; elected Lord Rector of Glasgow
University 1902; Hon. D.C.L. (Oxford) 1904;
sworn a Privy Councillor for Ireland 1900, and for
Great Britain 1902. ^ ^
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Aldred Frederick George Beresford Lumley, Earl of-^Lucy Cecilia, eldest dau. of Cecil
Scarbrough, C.B., F.S.A. ; bom at Tickhill Castle,
CO. York, 1 6 November 1857, and bapt. at Tickhill;
educated at Eton ; Sub-Lieutenant Leicestershire
Regiment (Militia) 15 April 1876, Lieutenant 7th (The
Queen's Own) Hussars 11 November 1876 to 30
October 1883, Captain ist West Yorkshire Dragoons
Yeomanry Cavalry 12 February 1887, Lieut-Colonel
(Hon. Colonel) 24 October 1891 ; served in South
African War 1900, with Imperial Yeomanry (mentioned
in despatches, " London Gazette," 10 September 1901,
Queen's medal with two clasps); A.D.C. to H.M. King
Edward VII. 26 June 1902 ; J.P. for the West Riding,
CO. York, Lord-Lieutenant and Gustos Rotulorum
1892-1904; nominated C.B. 24 June 1904; Patron of
the livings of Maltby and Stainton, co. York,
Saxby with Firsby, Skegness, Stainton-by-Langworth,
Glentworth and, with King's College, Cambridge, of
Willoughton, co. Lincoln; succeeded his father as
loth Earl 5 December 1884.
I
Dunn Gardner; marr. at Christ
Church, Mayfair, London (by the
Rev. William Travis Travis, Rector
of Ripley, co. York, assisted by the
Rev. Henry Rhodes Prince), on
Saturday, 8 April 1899. She marr.
zsdy at Kensington, London, Robert
Ashton of Croughton Cottage, co.
Chester^ and of 21 Park Lane,
London (younger son of James Ashton
of Highfield, Bredbury, co. Chester,
and of Mimwood, co. Hertford, by
Frances his 2nd wife, dau. of David
Cheetham of Stalybridge, co. Chester);
died suddenly on board the yacht
"Nerine," at Rothesay, co. Bute,
leaving issue, aged 49, on Wednesday,
27 July 1898.
Serena Mary Barbara, bom at 21 Park
Lane, London, on Saturday, 30 March
1 90 1, and bapt. at Sandbeck, co. York.
Lieut-Colonel Osbert Victor George Atheling»y<;)onstaiice
Lumley, bom 18 July 1862; Lieutenant nth
(Prince Albert's Own) Hussars 22 October 1881,
Adjutant 13 November 1886 to 4 September
1889, Captain 2 March 1887; A.D.C. and Military
Private Secretary to the Marquis of 2^tland,
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 14 December 1889
to 15 August 1892; A.D.C. to General Officer
Commanding (Major-General Sir Reginald Thomas
Thynne, K.C.B.) North-East District i October
1894 to 31 October 1899, Major nth Hussars
17 June 1896, Lieut-Colonel 29 September 1900,
Brevet Colonel 10 February 1904.
Eleanor, elder dau. of Eustace
John Wilson-Patten (eldest son of John,
I St and last Baron Winmarleigh of
Winmarleigh, co. Lancaster), formerly
Captain ist Life Guards, by Emily
Constantia his wife, eldest dau. of the
Rev. Lord John Thynne of Haynes Park,
CO. Bedford, Canon and Sub-Dean of
Westminster, D.D. ; bom at 24 Hill Street,
Berkeley Square, London, on Thursday,
25 August 1864; marr. at St Paul's,
Knightsbridge, London, 3 May 1892.
Sibell Evelyn, bom at 46 Belgrave Richard John
Square, London, on Saturday^ 28 Lumley, bom at
January 1893 ; died at 4 Cadogan Sandbeck Park,
Place, Chelsea, London, in her 6th co. York, on
year, on Monday, 21 November Monday, 3oJuly
1898, bur. at Maltby, co. York. 1894.
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Lawrence Roger
Lumley, bom at
York on Monday,
27 July 1896.
Lilian MaryTheodora,
bom at 62 Pont Street,
Chelsea, London, on
Tuesday, 22 May
1900.
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John Graham of Avenue House, Cranford, co. Middlesex,^Joyce Mary James, died at her residence
and of 25 Red Lion Square, London, formerly of
Rocliffe, CO. Cumberland (son of John Graham of
RodifTe, by Martha his wife); bom 12 September 1757.
He marr. istly Rachel. He died in his 70th year,
14 November, and was bur. in his family vault at
Heston, co. Middlesex, 22 November 1826. M.I.
Will dated 13 March 1825, with two codicils dated
27 December 1825, proved ^P.CC. 634 Swabey) 14
December 1826, by John Smith Graham and Francis
James Graham, the Eiors. Portrait-replica of one
by his friend George Morland^ at RosSy co, Hereford^
in the possession of James Charles Getting^ his
great-grandson. -r-
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John Smith Graham, bom 29 March i785,^Ann Elliott, bora *
at Cranford, aged 83, on Monday,
2 January, bur. in the family vault at
Heston 9 January i860. M.L Will
dated 18 February 1852, proved (Prin.
Reg., 181, 60) 3 March i860, by
Cku^inda Mary Graham, of Cranford^
CO. Middlesex, spinster, and Caroline
Graham, of the same place, spinster,
the Executrixes. Portrait at Ross in
the possession of fames Charles Getting^
her great-grandson, 2nd wife.
and bapt at Islington, co. Middlesex;
Paymaster of Greenwich Out-Pensioners,
Tower Hill, London, a post given him for
services rendered to the Admiralty; died
at his residence, 40 firunswick Terrace,
Brighton, CO. Sussex, aged 79, on Monday,
15 February 1864, bur. at the parish church,
Hove, CO. Sussex. Will dated 23 May 1863,
proved (Prin. Reg-» 242, 64) 5 April 1864,
by Ann Graham of 56 Waterloo Street,
Brighton, relict, one of the E jtors. Portrait-
drawing in crayon^ by George Morland^ at
Branksome Park^ Bournemouth^ co, Hants^
in the possession of George Graham.
5 April 1784; died at
7 Wykeham Terrace,
Brighton, on Tues-
day, 26 July 1870,
bur. in the cemetery
at Brighton. Will
dated 24 April 1865,
proved at Lewes
2 September 1870,
by Louisa Graham of
7 Wykeham Terrace,
Brighton, spinster, and
Augusta Graham of
the same, daughters,
the Executrixes.
Clarinda Mary, of Avenue
House, Cranford ; bom
25 May 1802 ; died
unmarried at Cranford,
in her 90th year, on
Thursday, 17 December,
bur. in the family vault
at Heston 22 December
1891. M.L Will dated
7 August 1882, with
codicil dated 10 May
1 89 1, proved (Prin. Reg.,
1086, 92) 19 November
1892, by Charles James
Graham, brother, the sole
E&or. Portrait at Ross
in the possession of James
Charles Getting^ her
great-nephew.
Mary Ann, bom 12 January 181 2, bapt. at St. George's,
Bloomsbury, co. Middlesex, 16 February 181 3 ; marr. istly
William Smith of Roxteth House, Harrow, co. Middlesex, who
died there 8 July 1840, and was bur. at St. Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, London. She marr. 2ndly at St. James', Paddington,
London (by the Rev. Francis John Stainforth), on Thursiday,
17 August 1848, Hugh Smith of Old Marlowes House, Hemel
Hempstead, co. Hertford (son of James Smith of Hadham
Place, CO. Hertford); bom at Much Hadham, co. Hertford,
17 April 181 7; died 11 September, bur. at Hemel Hempstead
15 September 1893. Will dated 11 March 1889, proved (Prin.
Reg., 1029, 93) 9 November 1893, by Hugh Graham Smith,
son, and Rose Augusta Frances Smith, spinster, daughter, the
Eltors. She died at Old Marlowes House, Hemel Hempstead,
in her 8oth year, 5 June, and was bur. at Hemel Hempstead
10 June 1891. ss ^
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Rev. John Graham, bom 12
December 181 2, bapt. at
St. George's, Bloomsbury,
16 February 1813; of Wadham
College, Oxford, matriculated
27 October 1831, aged 18, of
New Inn Hall, Oxford, B.A.
1837, gained a gold medal at
Oxford for his ode to the
Duke of Wellington {now in the
possession of George Graham) ;
Curate of St John's, Hackney,
CO. Middlesex ; died at Hilling-
don, CO. Middlesex, aged 33,
on Friday, 28 November, bur.
there 4 December 1845.
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James Davis Graham of
"The Hut," Cranford,
CO. Middlesex ; bom
19 November 1803 ;
died unmarried at his
f^dence, aged 77, on
Sunday, 24 April, bur.
in the family vault at
Heston, ca Middlesex,
28 April 1881. M.I.
Will dated 21 October
1874, proved (Prin.
Reg., 399, 81) 5 May
z88i, by Clarinda Mary
Graham and Caroline
Graham, bolh of Cran-
ford, CO. Middlesex,
spinsters, sisters, the
Executrixes. Portrait
at Jioss, CI?. Hereford^
in the possession of
James Charles Getting^
kis great-nephew.
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Francis James . Graham of " Meadow-
Bank," Cranford; bom 19 November
1804; of Queen's College, Oxford,
matriculated 15 October 1821, aged 16,
B.A. 1825 ; died at his residence,
aged 77, on Tuesday, 17 January, bur.
in the churchyard at Heston 21 January
1882. M.I. WiU dated 3 March 1877,
with three codicils dated respectively
21 September 1877, 24 February 1880
imd 19 May 1881, proved (Prin. R^.,
no, 82) 15 February 1882, by John
Graham of Cranford, son, and' Thomas
Mytton of 3 King's Bench Walk,
Temple, London, the Etors. Portrait
at Ross in the possession of James
Ciuirles Getting^ his grandson.
Aj(-f..^^
-Harriet, youngest dau. of
George Suart of Sutton
Hall, Sutton, co. Middlesex
{Portrait^ also Miniature
on ivory J at Ross^ in
the possession of James
Charles Getting^ his great-
grandson'] by Mary his
wife ; bom at Sutton Hall
23 June 1805; marr. at
Heston 12 August 1829;
died at Cranford, in her
69tb year, on Monday,
26 January, bur. in the
churchyard at Heston, in
the family vault of Frands
James Graham, 31 January
1874. Portrait at Ross
in the possession of James
Charles Getting, her
grandsoti.
Francis Graham, bom 10 January, and
died 12 January 1831, bur. at Heston.
Henry Graham, bom 19 May 1832; died
unmarried, aged 2t, 9 November, bur. at
Heston 15 November 1853.
Francis George Graham, bom 19 December
1833 ; died, in his 20th year, 7 October, bur. at
Heston 13 October 1853.
RoclifTe Graham, bom 15 July 1836; died
unmarried, aged 21, 28 Octe>ber, bur. at Heston
4 November 1857.
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Emma, bom 2 April, bapt. at
St Paul's, Hammersmith, ca
Middlesex, 16 October 1816;
died 15 April, bur. at All
Hallows Barking, London,
22 April 1835.
Louisa, bom at Shepherd's
Bush, CO. Middlesex, 5 Sq>-
tember 181 7, and bapt at
Hammersmith ; died 23 Jan-
uary 1818.
Eliza Ann, bom 8 September, bapt. at St Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, London, 6 November 18 14; marr. Thomas
Chambr^ (son of Thomas Chambr^ of London) ; Clerk of
Arraigns and Deputy Qerk of Assize on Western Circuit ;
died at Brompton Crescent, London, aged 76, on Tuesday,
II April 1882, bur. in Brompton Cemetery, London. She
died at 10 Wellington Square, Chelsea, co. Middlesex, aged 76,
on Sunday, 31 March 1889, and was bur. at St Thomas of
Canterbury, Fulham, co. Middlesex. Will dated 21 September
1887, proved (Prin. Reg., 297, 89) 15 April 1889, by Florence
Eliza Mary Yorke of 10 Wellington Square, Chelsea, daughter,
and William Charles HaUett of 7 St Martin's Place, Trafalgar
Square, London, two of the Eftors.
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Sheridan Graham, bom
I November 1806 ; died
unmarried, aged 27 years
and I day, 2 November
1833, bur. in the family
vault at Heston, co.
Middlesex. M.I.
Caroline, bom 8 May 1809 ; died unmarried at i Dover Terrace,
Staines Road, Hounslow, co. Middlesex, aged 81, on Sunday,
19 April 1891, bur. in the family vault at Heston. M.I. Will
dated 27 June 1885, with codicil dated 19 October 1889,
proved (Prin. Reg., 614, 91) 19 June 1891, by Herbert Edward
Curtis of the Bank of England, and George Bames of Cranford
Bridge, CO. Middlesex, the Eltors. Portrait at Jioss, co. Hereford^
in the possession of James Charles Getting^ her great-nephew.
Harriet Maria, bora at Cranford, co. Middlesex, 9 January, bapt at Heston John Graham,
16 February 1838; marr. at the parish church, Heston (by the Rev. Samuel bom 18 April,
Ruthven Anderson), on Saturday, 2 July 1859, Charles Talboys Getting of died 21 Sep-
Trevor House, The Avenue, tember 1839,
Gipsy Hill, co. Surrey (eldest bur. at Rams-
son of David Getting of gate, co. Kent.
Marie's Farm, Godstone, co.
Surrey [Portrait at Ross
in the possession of James Charles Getting^
his grandson\ by Mary Taylor his wife,
2nd dau. of Thomas Talboys of Doughton
Manor, co. Gloucester [Portraits of both at Ross in the possession of James Charles
Getting, their great-nephew] ; " bom at Marie's Farm, Godstone, Surrey, Wednesday,
November io**> 1824 and christened at Godstone Church same year, signed D. Getting"
(entry from Family Bible) \ bapt. at Godstone (by the Rev. Charles James Hoare) 12
December 1824. She died at Trevor House, The Avenue, Gipsy Hill, aged 27, on Wednesday,
I November, and was bur. in the family vault of Charles Talboys Getting at Norwood
Cemetery, co. Surrey, 9 November 1865. M.I., also Memorial Windows in Christ Church,
Gipsy Hill. Portrait at RosSy by Lowis Dickinson, in the possession of James Charles Getting,
her eldest child. He marr. 2ndly by licence at St. Giles', Camberwell, co. Surrey (by the
Rev. Rodolph Agassiz), on Thursday, 27 Febmary 1879, Mary Ann Eliza, dau. of James
Pepper of Camberwell, and widow of George Why brow of "Mordon,'* The Avenue, Gipsy
Hill. She died at Trevor House, The Avenue, Gipsy Hill, in her 60th year, on Wednesday,
12 Febmary, and was bur. in the family vault at Norwood Cemetery on Monday, 16 Febmary
1885. M.I. Will dated 30 December 1880, proved (Prin. Reg., 337, 85) 22 April 1885,
by Charles Talboys Getting of Trevor House, The Avenue, Gipsy Hill, co. Surrey, and
Thomas Thomson of South Eden Park, Beckenham, co. Kent, gent, the Eitors. He died
suddenly at 7 Ethelbert Crescent, Margate, co. Kent, aged 63, on Thursday, 17 November,
and was bur. in his family vault at Norwood Cemetery 23 November 1887. M.I. Will
dated 31 March 1885, ^^^ codicil dated 4 July 1887, proved (Prin. Reg., 1028, 87)
16 December 1887, by James Charles Getting and Henry Frederick Getting, both of Trevor
House, The Avenue, Gipsy Hill, sons, and Edgar Rowe Everington of 18 St. Paul's
Churchyard, London, three of the Ei(ors. Portrait at Ross, by Lowis Dickinson, in the
possession of James Charles Getting, his eldest child.
(See Pedigree of Getting, Vol. 12, page J7.)
Louisa, bom at Shepherd's Bush, co. Middlesex, 22 December 18 18, bapt at St Paul's,
Hammersmith, co. Middlesex, 14 July 18 19; died at Brighton, co. Sussex, i January, bur. in
the cemetery at Brighton 5 January 1900. Will dated 4 March 1896, proved at Lewes
15 Febmary 1900, by William John Levi, nephew, and Louisa Margaretta Smith, wife
of Robert Edward Smith, niece, two of the E&ors.
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Angelina, bom at Avenue
House, Cranford, co. Middle-
sex; died unmarried at Cran-
ford, aged 48, on Monday,
25 August, bur. in the family
vault at Heston, co. Middle-
sex, 30 August 1863. M.I.
Charles James Graham of Avenue House, Cranford, Solicitor;
died unmarried at Cranford, aged 83, on Friday, 31 January
1902, bur. in the family vault at Heston. M.I. Will dated
20 March 1889, with four codicils dated respectively i April 1891,
13 April 1891, 3 November 1892 and 28 August 1901, proved
(Prin. Re^., 331, 1902) 15 March 1902, by Emma Mavrogordato,
the survivmg Executrix.
James Graham of "Oakfield," Sunbury,^Magr
CO. Middlesex ; bom at Cranford 4 No-
vember 1840, bapt at Heston 20 January
1841 ; died at his residence, ^'Oakfield,"
Sunbury, aged 48, on Tuesday, 19 Feb-
ruary, bur. at Ramsgate, co. Kent, 26
February 1889. Will dated 19 February
1889, proved (Prin. Reg., 406, 89) 10
May 1889, by Daniel Stock of Bridge
Chambers, 171 Queen Victoria Street,
London, and George Graham of 3 Queen's
Road, Bowes Park, New Southgate, co.
Middlesex, brother, the EXors. Portrait
at Ross^ CO. Hereford^ in the possession
of James Charles Getting^ his nephew.
Ann, dau.
of Thomas Willis ;
marr. at the parish
church. Poplar,
CO. Middlesex, 30
August 1869. She
marr. istly at
Limehouse, co.
Middlesex, 8 March
1863, Robert John
Clarke (son of John
Clarke) ; died at
sea 22 June 1866.
She died at Rams-
gate 5 March 1884,
and was bur. there.
George Graham-pAimii
of " Sunny Lawn,"
Pinewood Road,
Branksome Park,
Bournemouth, co.
Hants ; bom
at Cranford 26
March, bapt. at
Heston 21 April
1842 ; educated
at Harlington, co.
Middlesex.
Harriet Emma Mary, bom at Poplar i August 1870, bapt. at Bowes Park
22 March 1889; marr. at St. George's, Ramsgate, 6 December 1893, John
Tanner of 8 Godwin Road, Cliftonville, Margate, co. Kent (son of Edward
Tanner, by Elizabeth Mary Ann his wife, dau. of John Dadd) ; bom at
Margate 10 November 1863, and bapt. at Holy Trinity, Margate.
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ie, dau. of
William AUer-
ston; bom at
York 22 No-
vember 1845 >
marr. at St.
George's Ca-
thedral, Perth,
West Australia,
24 September
1867 ; died at
Catford, co.
Kent, 13 April,
bur. in Nor-
wood Cemetery,
CO. Surrey, 18
April 1894. M.L
Clara Mary, bom
at Freemantle,
West Australia, 15
July 1868; died
at Northam, West
Australia, 28 Sep-
tember 1870, bur.
there.
Francis George Graham,
bom at Northam, West
Australia, 28 April,
died at Freemantle,
West Australia, 17
December, bur. there
21 December 1870.
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Clara Mmme, bom at Orillia, Canada, 9 December
187 1, bapt. there 29 March 1872; marr. at St
Clement Dane's, London, 10 December 1892,
Emest Thorburn Verrall (2nd son of John
Qaude Verrall, by Marian Emma his wife, dau.
of John Thorbum) ; bom at Brixton, co. Surrey,
24 March 1867, bapt. at Christ Church, Brixton.
Charles John Graham, bom at Shepherd's Bush, co. Middlesex, 24 February 1822, and bapt at
Hammersmith; married Jemima; died at Queenscliff, near Melboume, Australia, 31 December
187 1, bur. at Geelong, Victoria, Australia, i January 1872. Will dated 14 June 1864, proved
(Prin. Reg., 242, 72) 13 April 1872, by Jemima Graham of 21 St Leonard's Terrace, Chelsea,
CO. Middlesex, relict, the sole Executrix.
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John Graham of " Meadow Bank,** Cranford, co.«
Middlesex ; bom at " Meadow Bank," Cranford,
6 May, bapt at Heston, co. Middlesex, 2 June
184s ; died at Hillingdon, co. Middlesex, 7 Feb-
ruary 1892, bur. in the cemetery at Twickenham,
CO. Middlesex. Will dated 6 January 1888,
proved (Prin. Reg., 289, 92) 9 March 1892, by
Ellen Graham, relict, and Thomas Mytton, the
Ei^ors. Portrait at RosSy co, Hereford^ in the
possession of James Charles Getting^ his nephew.
-Ellen, 2nd dau.
of Thomas John
Clifford, by Amelia
his wife, dau. of
Henry Wright ;
bom in London 1 1
September 1852 ;
marr. at Heston
II April 1882.
Percy Graham, bom
4 June, died 1 1 August,
bur. at Heston 17
August 1847.
Albert Edward Graham,
bom I July 185 1 ; died
21 April, bur. at Heston
27 April 1853.
John Graham, bom at
" Meadow Bank," Cran-
ford, 16 December
1883, bapt. at Heston
24 January 1884.
Charles James Graham,
bom at " Meadow
Bank," Cranford, 28
November, bapt at
Heston 15 December
1885.
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Gerald Clifford Graham,
bom at " Meadow Bank,"
Cranford, 16 August,
bapt. at Heston 16
September 1887.
Ellen, bom at
"Meadow Bank,"
Cranford, 3 Feb-
ruary, bapt. at
Heston 9 March
1889.
Harriet Frances, t>om at Washago, Canada,
20 October, bapt. at St James', Orillia,
Canada, 22 November 1874; marr. at St
Saviour's, Southwark, co. Surrey, 20 October
1904, Arthur Leonard Tuckett (only son
of Alfred Tuckett, by Lucy Elizabeth
his wife, dau. of Arthur Cousins); bom
14 December 1877. =j=
Caroline Annie, bom at Hawkstone, Ontario,
Canada, 6 January 1877, bapt at Orillia,
Canada, 14 November 1880.
Francis James Graham, bom at Hawkstone,
Ontario, 6 April, bapt at Orillia, Canada,
14 November 1880.
Henrietta Margaret, bom at Shepherd's Bush, co. Middlesex, 4 March
1823; marr. at St. James', Paddington, London (by the Rev. Francis
John Stainforth), on Thursday, 24 August 1848, Charles Nicholas Cole of
3 Gloucester Crescent, London, Solicitor, who died there s.p., aged 80,
on Sunday, 20 December 1891, and was bur. in Kensal Green Cemetery,
London. Will dated 18 December 1885, with codicil dated 19 March
1891, proved (Prin. Reg., 15, 92) 28 January 1892, by John Cole, son,
Frederick Townsend Procter, Barrister-at-Law, and Henry Wakeham
Purkis, the E&ors. She died at Brighton, co. Sussex, 23 January 1863,
and was bur. in Kensal Green Cemetery, London.
Augusta, of 27
Clifton Terrace,
Brighton ; bom
at Southampton
Row, London,
28 October 1825,
bapt at St.
George's, Blooms-
bury, London,
21 April 1826.
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ilBla^ter of Aarroto €xttn
ilou^e, (0. Surrey*
Arms am rtcord in the CdUgf of
Arms, — Axure a fess embattled between
three griffins' heads erased or.
Cresi. — Oat of a mural crown or an
unicorn's head argent crined and armed
gules.
Motto, — Non minor est virtus quam
quaerere parta tueri.
Charles L^h Hoskins Master of Codnor"
Castle, CO. Derby, and of Barrow Green
House, in the parish of Oxted, co. Surrey
(only son of the Rev. Legh Hoskins
Master of Codnor Castle and of Barrow
Green House \se€ ''Notes'' to ''Visitation
of England and Wales,'' Vol. d, page ijSf]^
and cousin of the Rev. Streynsham
Master [see Vol, d, page /jpl); bom at
Hot Wells, Bristol, 1 1 May, bapt. at the
parish chiu-ch, Clifton, co. Gloucester,
S June 1781; educated at St. John's
College, Annapolis, Md., U.S.A., abd at
St John's College, Cambridge, B.A. 1805 ;
J.P. and D.L. for co. Surrey; died at
Collingwood House, Torquay, co. Devon,
aged 80, II May, bur. at Upton, co.
Devon, 16 May 1861. M.I. in the church
at Oxted. Will dated 3 July 1857, with
codicil dated 5 May 1859, proved (Prin.
Reg., 379, 61) II June 1861, by Charles
Hoskins Master of Grove Lodge, near
Bracknell, co. Berks^ son. Portrait by
Dubois at Barrow Green Housey in the
possession of Charles Hoskins Master,
his grandson.
-Louisa, youngest
dau. of the Rev.
Joseph William-
son, Rector of
Thakeham, co.
Sussex ; marr.
at St George's,
Hanover Square,
London, i May
1813 ; died at
Torquay, aged 63,
12 May 1854.
M.L in the
church at Oxted.
Portrait by Du-
bois at Barrow
Green House, in
the possession of
Charles Hoskins
Master, her
grandson.
Louisa Hoskins, bom at Exton, co. Hants, 7 January 1815, and bapt the next day (baptism
registered at Exton); marr. by licence at Oxted (by the Rev. William Pyne, the Rector) 31 March
1834, Sir William Henry Walton (eldest son of William Walton of Brasted, co. Kent, K.C.,
Attorney-General of the Duchy of Lancaster, by Mary his wife, dau. of Samuel Brooke of
Birchington, in the Isle of Thanet, co. Kent); bom in London in 1799; educated at Eton
and at Brasenose Collie, Oxford, matriculated i April 1818, B.A. 1823, M.A. 1824;
Marshal and Associate in the Court of Exchequer 1830-36, when he was called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple ; Queen's Remembrancer and a Master of the Court of Exchequer 1838-74 ;
served on Common Law Commission 1850-56; knighted at Windsor Castle 13 May 1875; ^*^
at 5 The Crescent, Surbiton, co. Surrey, aged 83, on Thursday, 23 November, bur. at Surbiton
27 November 1882. Will dated i Deceml^r 1881, proved (Prin. Reg., 91, 83) 15 January 1883,
by Charles Henry Walton of 5 The Crescent, Surbiton, Barrister^t-Law, son, one of the Eltors.
She died at 5 The Crescent, Surbiton, aged 85, on Wednesday, 13 June, and was bur. at
St Mark's, Surbiton, on Saturday, 16 June 1900. Will dated 29 August 1894, proved (Prin.
Reg., 1249, 1900) 27 August 1900, by Charles Henry Walton, Master of the Supreme Court,
son, one of the Eitors. ^
Katharine Emily Hoskins, bom at Billing House, near Godmersham, co. Kent, on Wednesday,
16 July, bapt. at Oxted 14 September 1845 ; marr. there (by the Rev. Carey Hampton
Borrer, Rector of Hurstpierpoint, co. Sussex, assisted by the Rev. F. Watkins, H.M. Inspector
of Schools, and the Rev. Frank Parnell, the Rector) on Wednesday, 16 April 1873, Frederick
William Watkins (son of Francis Wilmer Watkins of the Hon^^ East India Co.'s Service);
Lieutenant Royal Engineers ; died at the residence of his father-in-law, Barrow Green House,
aged 33, on Thursday, 17 September, bur. at Oxted 21 September 1874. She marr. 2ndly at
Upton-cum-Chalvey, co. Buckingham (by the Rev. Frank Pamell, Rector of Oxted), on
Monday, 29 November 1886, Ernest Bengough Ricketts of The Grange, Staplefield, co. Sussex,
Major 3rd Battalion Middlesex (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Regiment.
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Charles Hoskiiis Master of Barrow-f-£mily, younger dau. of Nathaniel Emily Hoskins,
Borrer of Pak3ms Manor, Hurstpier- bom 8 July,
point, CO. Sussex, J.P., by Mary bapt. at Chcted
Anne his ist wife, dau. of Richard 34 July 18x7.
Weekes of Hurstpierpoint ; marr. at
Hurstpierpoint (by the Rev. Carey
Hampton Borrer, the Rector) on
Tuesday, 26 March 1844; died at
Upton Park, Slough, co. Bucking-
ham, aged 72, on Sunday, 20
November 1892, bur. at Oxted.
Will dated 3 July 1885, proved
(Prin. Reg., 56, 93) 17 January
z^93» hy Charles Hoskins Master,
eldest son, the sole £&or.
Green House, in the parish of Oxted,
CO. Surrey; bom 25 March, bapt at
Oxted 23 April 18 16; educated at Eton
and at St. John's College, Cambridge,
B.A. 1838; J.P. for CO. Surrey; died
at Barrow Green House, aged 69,
on Saturday, 6 June 1885, bur. at
Oxted. Will dated 9 June 1868,
with codicil dated 28 March 1876,
proved (Prin. Reg., 740, 85) 25 August
1885, by Charles Hoskins Master of
Barrow Green House, Oxted, son, one
of the E&ors. Portrait by Wildman
at Barrow Green House.
Charles Hoskins Master ol
Barrow Green House, in
the parish of Oxted, co.
Surrey, and of Shakespeare
Lodge, Folkestone, co.
Kent; bora at Bilting
House, near Godmersham,
CO. Kent, on - Saturday,
24 October, bapt at
Oxted 26 December 1846;
educated at Eton and at
Clare College, Cambridge,
matriculated Lent Term,
1867, B.A. 1870; J.P.
and D.L. for co. Surrey,
High Sheriff 1900; Patron
of the living of Oxted.
►ffAmy Morgan, 3rd dau. of General
Sir John Jarvis Bisset, K.C.M.G.,
C.B., by Charlotte Elizabeth his
wife, dau. of Alexander Braithwaite
Morgan, M.D., Surgeon 55th
Regiment of Foot; marr. at All
Saints', Upper Norwood, co.
Surrey (by the Rev. Canon Carey
Hampton Borrer, assisted by the
Rev. Frank Pamdl, Rector of
Oxted, and the Rev. James
Watson, the Rector), on Tuesday,
9 October 1877.
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Edward Hoskins Master, bom
at Worthing, co. Sussex, on
Monday, 17 July, bapt at
Hurstpierpoint 3 September
1848; died at Barrow Green
House on Friday, 1 1 January
1878. Admon was granted
at the Principal Registry 12
March 187^, to Charles
Hoskins Master of Barrow
Green House, father and
next of kin.
^y/^^7^. y^-*'^^^^^
Charles Edward Hoskins
Master, bom at Summers-
bury House, Shalford,
CO. Surrey, on Friday,
5 July, bapt at Oxted
7 August 1878; educated
at Eton and at Oriel
College, Oxford, matricu-
lated 1897, B.A. 1901.
Arthur Bisset Streynsham Hoskins^EU;
Master, bom at Park House,
Famborough, co. Hants, on Wed-
nesday, 25 February 1880, and
bapt at Famborough ; entered
the Royal Navy as a Cadet on
board H.M.S. "Britannia," 15 July
1894, Midshipman 15 July 1896,
Sub-Lieutenant 15 February 1900,
Lieutenant i April 1902.
ice Margaret, eldest dau.
of Henry Ellis Hay Nelson,
by Catherine his wife, dau.
of Colonel Haviland ; marr.
at St Cuthberfs, Philbeach
Gardens, Earl's Court, London
(by the Rev. Henry Westall,
the Vicar), on Wednesday,
29 October 1902.
Jack Nebon Streynsham Hoskins Master,
bom at "Busigny," West Cowes, Isle of
Wight, on Friday, 25 August 1905.
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Louisa Henrietta Hoskins, bom at Lei^ Hill
House, Cobhaniy co. Surrey, on Thursday, 35
October, bapt. at Cobham 5 December 1849;
died at Downside, Kents Road, Torquay, co.
Devon, in her 54th year, on Thursday, 14 May
19039 bur. at St. Mary's, Torquay. Will dated
4 August 1887, with codicil dated 6 January
1899, proved (Prin Reg., 758, 1903) 11 June
19039 by Legh Hoskins Master and Herbert
Hoskins Master, brothers, the Etors.
L^h Hoskins Master, bom at Leigh Hill House,
Cobham, on Friday, 22 November 1850, bapt at
Hurstpierpoint, co. Sussex, 19 January 185 1 ;
educated at Wellington College ; appointed
Lieutenant 8oth Regiment of Foot 1872.
Streynsham Hoskins Master, bora at
Grove Lodge, Winkfidd, co., Berks,
on Tuesday, 31 December 1851, bapt
at Hurstpierpoint 20 February 1852;
died at Torquay 6 March 1855, bur.
at Upton, ca Buckingham.
Herbert Hoskins Master, bom at
Grove Lodge, Winkfield, on Monday,
27 April, bapt at Hurstpierpoint 15
July 1857 ; educated at Eton.
An in&nt son, bom prematurely at
Grove Lodge, Winkfield, on Friday,
6 May 1859, who survived only a few
hours.
Herbert Francis Hoskins
Master, born at Park
House, Famborough, co.
Hants, on Sunday, 22
January, bapt. at Oxted,
CO. Surrey, 4 March 1882 ;
educated at Marlborough;
entered the Army as 2nd
Lieutenant The Queen's
Royal West Surrey Regi-
ment, Lieutenant 2nd
Battalion 19 February 1904;
served in South African
War 1901-1902, at opera-
tions in Transvaal October
to November 1901, and
in Orange River Colony
November 1901 to 31 May
1902 (Queen's medal with
four clasps).
Amy Charlotte Emily Hoskins, bom at
Park House, Famborough, on Thursday, 30
April, bapt at Famborough, 2 June 1885;
marr. at Christ Church, Folkestone, co.
Kent (by the Rev. Albert Dardl Tupper-
Carey, Rector of Lowestoft, co. Suffolk,
assisted by the Rev. Frank Pamell and the
Rev. Henry L^h Richmond Deck, the Vicar),
on Thursday, 4 January 1906, George Glas
Sandeman Carey (son of the Rev. Tupper
Carey, Rector of Ebbesbome, co. Wilts, by
Helen Jane his wife, 2nd dau. of Geoige
Glas Sandeman of Westfield, Hayling Island,
CO. Hants); bom 13 February 1867;
entered the Army as Lieutenant Royal
Artillery 17 February 1886, Captain i June
1896, Major io6th Battery Royal Field
Artillery 12 March 1901 ; served in South
African War 1900 (Queen's medal with
two clasps).
Legh Chichele
Hoskins Master,
bom at 7 Chester
Square, London,
on Monday, 24
March, bapt at
Oxted 3 May
1890.
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Nathaniel^EUinor Mary, only child
of William Agnew Pope ;
marr. at St Mary's, The
Boltons, South Kensing-
ton, London (by the
Rev. Florence Thomas
Wethered, Vicar of
Hurley, co. Berks,
assisted by the Rev.
Frank Pamell, Rector
of Oxted, CO. Surrey,
and the Rev. William
Thomas Du Boulay, the
Vicar), on Thursday, 28
January 1886.
Gilbert
Hoskins Master,
bom at Brighton,
CO. Sussex, on
Tuesday, 3 July,
bapt at Hurstpier-
pomt, CO. Sussex,
8 August i860;
of Christ Church,
Oxford, matricu-
lated II October
1878, aged 18.
Evelyn Audrey Hoskins, bom at Grove Lodge,
Winkfield, co. Berks, 22 January, bapt. at Wink-
field 9 March 1862; marr. at Oxted (by the
Rev. Frank Parnell, the Rector, assisted by the
Rev. Canon Carey Hampton Borrer, Rector of
Hurstpierpoint) on Thursday, 12 April 1883,
Charles Pickersgill-Cunliffe of Beaconhill Park,
Hindhead, Haslemere, co. Surrey (4th son of
John Cunliffe Pickersgill-Cunliffe of Horley
House, CO. Surrey, by Helen Hutton his wife,
3rd dau. of the Very Rev. Thomas Dale, Dean
of Rochester) ; bom at Coulsdon, co. Surrey, on
Thursday, 19 March 1863; educated at Eton and
at Magdalen College, Oxford, matriculated 15
October 1881, aged 18; died, aged 42, on
Tuesday, 26 September 1905, bur. at Churt,
CO. Surrey. Will dated 23 June 1903, proved in
the Principal Registry 7 November 1905, by
Harry Pickersgill-Cunliffe and Charles Edward
Hoskins Master, the Eilors.
Ernald Master, born at 5 Albert
Place, Kensington Palace Gate,
London, on Friday, i April
1887.
Vera, bom at 55 Carlisle
Mansions, Victoria Street,
Westminster, on Sunday,
10 November 1889.
Fitzroy Master, bom at
I Chester Terrace, Eaton
Square, London, on Sunday,
8 December 1895.
George Streynsham^Louise Clare, dau. of
Hoskins Master, William John Herbert
bom at Grove Cooper of Melboume,
Lodge, Winkfield, Australia, and of Lon-
on Thursday, 19 don, by Anne his wife,
January, bapt at dau. of Thomas Hill;
Winkfield^ 27 Feb- bom at Melboume 22
ruary 1865 ; educa- July 1864; marr. by
ted at Cheltenham licence at Mount Street,
Collie. Grosvenor Square, Lon-
don, 19 January 1898.
She marr. istly by
licence at Marylebone,
London, 21 July 1884,
Major Julian Schreiber.
Ethel Helen Hoskins, born at Barrow Green
House, in the parish of Oxted, on Sunday, 25
August, bapt. at Oxted 22 October 1867 ; marr.
at Upton-cum-Chalvey, co. Buckingham (by the
Rev. Frank Pamell, Rector of Oxted, assisted
by the Rev. Henry White, Chaplain of *the
Chapel Royal, Savoy), on Tuesday, 22 Febmary
1887, Arthur Colquhoun Balloch of The
Patch, Hook Heath, Woking, co. Surrey
(2nd son of Robert Balloch of Eamont
Lodge, Dowanhill, Glasgow, by Isabella his
wife, dau. of John Brownrigg of Temple
Sowerby, co. Westmoreland) ; bom at Bothwell,
CO. Lanark, 18 June 1859, and bapt there;
educated at Uppingham.
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Buman, formerly of lodbrutton.
(0. JBumfrtefif.
Arms» — Gales on a chevron between two dnqnefoik in chief and
a bngle-hoin in base aigent voided and stringed
arare three buckles of the last.
Crest. — A greyhound issuant proper collared or.
Mcito, — Vivat Veritas.
George Duncan of Liverpodl (eldest
son of the Rev. George Duncan,
Minister of Lochrutton, co. Dumfries, by
Ann his wife, dau. of William McMurdo,
Burgess and Magistrate of Dumfries);
bom at Lochrutton 4 April 1771; died
at Great George's Street, Liverpool, 14
February 1831, bur. in the family vault
at St. Michael's, Liverpool.
t>7-Christian, dau. of the Rev. James Currie, Minister
of Kirkpatrick Fleming and afterwards of
Middlebie, both co. Dumfries, by Jane his wife,
only child of Robert Boyd of Maryholm, co.
Dumfries; bom in 1765; mair. in Edinburgh
(by the Rev. George Dtincan) 29 February 1796 ;
died in Great George's Street, Liverpool, 4 May,
bur. in the family vault at St. Michael's, Liverpool,
9 May 1818.
youngestnrGeorg<
Lucy Wallace,
dau. of Andrew Caim*
cross of Montague
Street, Russell Square,
London, M.D., by
Isabella his wife, dau.
of the Rev. James
Currie; bom in Lon-
don in July 1796; marr.
at the parish church,
Marylebone, London,
on Saturday, 13 June
1824; died in Rodney
Street, Liverpool, on
Friday, 26 April 1839,
bur. at St. Michael's,
Liverpool ist wife.
je James Duncan of Bickley, co.
formerly of Liverpool; bom at the Manse,
Lochrutton, 21 May, bapt at Lochrutton
(by the Rev. George Duncan, his grandfather)
8 June 1797; died at Page Heath, Bickley,
in his 71st year, on Thursday, 30 January,
bur. in the churchyard at Bromley, co. Kent,
4 February 1868. Will dated 18 May 1863,
proved (Prin. Reg., 321, 68) 7 May 1868, by
Katherine Gairdner Dimcan of Page Heath,
Bickley, relict, Henry Caimcross Duncan of
Liverpool, and George James Duncan of
Bickley, sons, three of the surviving Eftors.
Kent,^Kath<
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Lucy Katherine, bom 19 January 1842.
George James Duncan, bom 7 July 1843 >
B. A. of Jesus College, Cambridge ; of the
Iimer Temple, called to the Bar 30 April
1869; marr. at Holy Trinity, Richmond,
CO. Surrey, 10 August 1874, Jane Angela,
eldest surviving dau. of Julius Jeffreys
of Richmond, F.R.S.
lenne Gairdner,
only surviving dau. of
David MacI>ougall,
by Rebecca Walker
his wife; man. in
Edinburgh 26 De-
cember 1840. 2nd
wife.
— ri
Ann Isabella, bom
6 May 1845 > ^^
in 1846.
Helen MacDougall.
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Georgina Lucy, bom 14 August 1825; marr. the Rev. Thomas
Whalley; of Trinity College, Dublin, B.A. 1846, M.A. 1876;
Perpetual Curate of Holy Trinity, Guernsey, 1850-60, Vicar of
St Thomas', St. Helen's, co. Lancaster, 1860-61, and Perpetual
Curate of St. John's, Liverpool, 186 1-9 1 ; died 9 April 1894,
bur. in Woking Cemetery, co. Surrey. Will dated 17 June
1887, proved ([Prin. Reg., 834, 94) 23 July 1894, by the
Rev. George Caimcross Whalley, son, the sole E&or.
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George Field Caimcross
Duncan, bom at Liver-
pool 17 September 1826 ;
died 13 May 1827, bur.
at St. Michael's-in-the-
Hamlet, Liverpool
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James Cume Duncan, bom at Dumfries
8 January, bapt there (by the Rev. Geoige
Duncan, his grandfother) 14 January 1799;
died at Upper Sydenham, co. Kent, aged
55, on Wednesday, 15 November 1854,
bur. in Norwood Cemetery, co. Surrey.
AdAon was granted (P.C.C.) 29 March
'^55* to Jane Duncan, relict. Further
admon of goods left unadministered was
granted at the Principal R^stry 4 May
1877, to Lucy Christian Duncan, sister,
and one of the next of kin«
Jane Currie, bom at Sed
Street, Liverpool, 14 March,
bapt at Liverpool (by the
Rev. Geor]Ke Duncan, her
grandfather) in July 1801 ;
died 28 January, bur. in the
churchyard at Lochrutton,
CO. Dumfries, 31 January
1814.
Ann Isabella, bom
in Seel Street, Liver-
pool, 19 January,
bapt at Liverpool
(by the Rev. George
Duncan, her grand-
fiEOher) 27 October
1803.
Muriel Ivy, bom at 4 Maids of Honour Row, Richmond, co. Surrey, on Friday, 25 January, bapt
at the parish church, Richmond (by the Rev. Canon Charles Tickell Procter, the Vicar), 2 1 March
1884 (Sponsors: William Higson, Edith Mary Duncan and Edith Maiy Higson); marr. at
St Matthias', Richmond (by the Rev. Henry Thompson, Vicar of Aldeburgh, co. Suffolk, and
Hon. Canon of Norwich, assisted by the Rev. Maximilian Frederick Breffit Biimey, the Vicar),
on Tuesday, 9 June 1903, Alan Garrett Anderson, only son of James George Skelton Anderson
of 4 Upper Berkeley Street, London, by Elizabeth his wife, 2nd dau. of Newson Garrett
of Aide House, Aldeburgh, co. Suffolk [see Pedigree of Garrett^ Vol, 5, page 140] ; bom at
4 Upper Berkeley Street, London, on Friday, 9 March 1878.
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Henry Caimcross-f-F&i^ny Whinfield, 4th
~ - - surviving dau. of the
Rev. Alfred Jenour,
Rector of Kittisford,
CO. Somerset; born at
Harringworth, co. Rut-
land, and bapt. there;
marr. at St George's,
Bloomsbury, London
(by the Rev. the
Hon*^ Montague Henry
Villiers), on Thursday,
10 June 1852.
Duncan of Amis-
field, Bromborough,
CO. Chester; bom
at Liverpool 31
January, bapt at
St Andrew's, Liver-
pool, 14 May 1828;
educated at Liver-
pool College.
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Isabella Christian,
bom 16 August 1829;
died II August 1845,
bur. at St Michael's,
Liverpool
Agnes Anne, bom 1 1
May 1832.
Emily Jane, bom 26
November 1833 ; died
14 July 1837, bur. at
St Michael's, Liverpool.
George Andrew Duncan,
bom 6 June 1837; died
24 August 1837, bur. at
St. Michael's, Liverpool.
Fanny Georgina, bom
at Liverpool, and bapt
at St. Paul's, Prince's
Park, Liverpool.
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Leonard Eustace Henry Duncan, born
at Liverpool i December 1856, and bapt.
at St Paul's, Prince's Park, Liverpool;
of Exeter College, Oxford, matriculated
IS May 1875, B.A. 1879.
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Percival Jenour Duncan,
bom at Liverpool 7 Jan-
uary i860, and bapt at
St Paul's, Prince's Park,
Liverpool
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William Henry Duncan of Liverpool; bom in Seel Street, Liverpool,-rCatherine, dau. of William
27 January 1805, and bapt at Liverpool by the Rev. Thomas
Tudor Duncan, D.D., his uncle; M.D. ; Medical Officer of Health
for the Borough of Liverpool; died at West Park, Elgin, on
Saturday, 23 Miay, bur. in the Forsyth family tomb in the cathedral
burial ground at Elgin 28 May 1863. Memorial Tablet in
St Jude's, Liverpool. Will dated 30 December 1862, proved at
Liverpool 7 September 1863, by George James Duncan of
Liverpool, brother, Henry Qdmcross Duncan of Liverpool,
nephew, and the Rev. Robert Henry Lundie of Oxton, co.
Chester, three of the Ei^ors.
Duncan Macandrew of
Liverpool, by Anne his
wife, dau. of Isaac Forsyth
of Elgin; bom 26 April
1830; marr. at St Catiie-
rine's, Liverpool (by the
Rev. Josiah Bateson Lowe),
on Thursday, i September
1353.
George William Duncan of Cedar Grove,*
Richmond, co. Surrey; bom at 17 Peel Terrace,
Liverpool, on Wednesday, 6 September, bapt at
St Jude's, Liverpool (by the Rev. Josiah Bateson
Lowe) 13 October 1854 (Sponsors: George James
Duncan, James Macandrew and Mary Watson) ;
of Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 11 October
1872, a Junior Student 1872-76, B.A. 1876; a
Student of the Inner Temple 6 April 1875, called
to the Bar 26 January 1878 ; a Member of the
Northern Circuit ; J.P. for Richmond, co. Surrey.
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■Ella, eldest dau. of
John Higson of Oak-
mere Hall, CO. Chester,
J.P., by Susan his ¥rife,
dau. of Robert Mason
of Liverpool ; bom 8
February i860; marr.
at Weaverham, co.
Chester (by the Rev.
ThomasHenryGillam,
the Vicar, assisted
by the Rev. Richard
Craven Gamett,
Rector of Delamere,
CO. Chester), on Tues-
day, 10 Apnl 1883.
Edith Mary, bom
at 17 Peel Terrace,
Liverpool, on Sun-
day, 25 May, bapt
at St. Jude's,
Walton-on-the-Hill,
CO. Lancaster (by
the Rev. Joaah
Bateson Lowe), 20
June 1856.
Philip Forsyth Duncan, bom at Oakmere Hall,
CO. Chester, on Saturday, i May, bapt at the
parish church, Richmond, co. Surrey (by the
Rev. Harry Joseph Dyer), 14 July 1886
(Sponsors : Edward Liveing Fenn, M.D.,
Arthur Higson and Beatrice Ada Higson);
educated at Haileybury.
Eileen Phyllis, bom at Lion Gate, Richmond,
on Saturday, 16 November, bapt. at the
parish church, Richmond (by the Rev. Canon
Charles Tickell Procter, the Vicar), 21 De-
cember 1889 (Sponsors: John Hayes Higson,
Anne Macan(hrew and Elsie Mary Colt).
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Rev. Douglas Charteris Duncan, bom at-^Emma, 3rd dau. of Robert CoUinge of Greenhil],
South Hill Road, Liverpool, 27 December
1862, bapt at St. Paul's, Prince's Park,
Liverpool, 5 Febraary 1863; educated at
Charterhouse and at Keble College,
Oxford, matriculated 17 October 1882,
aged 19, B.A. 1885, M.A. 1898; Rector
of Gittisham, co. Devon, from 1903.
Oldham, co. Lancaster, by Hannah his wife, dau.
of Philip Beny; born at Greenhill, Oldham,
13 December 1877, bapt at Christ Church,
Glodwick, CO. Lancaster, 9 February 1878; marr.
at Killinghall, West Riding, co. York (by the Rev.
William Travis Travis, Rector of Ripley, West
Riding, co. York), on Wednesday, 10 June 1903.
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Maynard Chartens Dtmcan, born at the
Rectory, Gittisham, on Saturday, 21 May,
bapt. at Gittisham (by his father) 19 June 1904.
Kathleen Marguerite, bom at the Rectory,
Gittisham, on Monday^ 20 November, bapt.
at Gittisham (by her father) 1 7 December 1905.
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Isabella, bom in Seel Street, Liverpool,
5 October 1808, and bapt. at Millbank,
Dumfries, by the Rev. Henry Duncan of
Ruthwell, CO. Dumfries, D.D., her uncle.
Lucy Christin, bom in Great George's Street,
Liverpool, on Christmas Day, 25 December
1 8 10, and bapt at Liverpool by the Rev. Henry
Duncan of Ruthwell, D.D., her uncle.
Maude Evelyn, bom at Amisfield, Bromborough, co. Chester, bapt at
St Barnabas', Bromborough, 27 February 1867; marr. at Eastham,
CO. Chester (by the Rev. William Edward Torr, the Vicar, assisted by
the Rev. Douglas Charteris Duncan), 13 June 1894, William Glaister
Nicholson of "Netley," Maldon Road, Wallington, co. Surrey (son of
Henry Nicholson of Lesson Hall, co. Cumberland, by Mary Susannah
his wife, dau. of John Winter Jones of the British Museum) ; bom at
2 Harewood Square, London, 3 June 1867.
Hilda Steuart, bom
at Amisfield, Brom-
borough, and bapt.
at St Cynbrid, Llan-
dulas, CO. Denbigh.
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Arms fiH record in the College of Arms, —
Argent a chevron gules between two
fidcons in chief of the last belled and
jessed or and a bull passant in base also
of the second.
Crest, — On a mount vert a bull as in the
arms supporting with the dexter fore-leg a
spear erect proper.
Motto, — Constans' fideL
Willianl Ridley of Clare, co. Suffolk,.
Hartford End, Felstead, and Paslow
Hall, Ongar, both co. Essex, and
afterwards of "The Bufy,*' Felstead
(2nd son of John Ridley of the
parish of St. James', Bury St.
Edmunds, coi Suffolk^ by Ann his
wife); bom at Bury St. Edmunds
28 May 1786, bapt. at the Presby-
terian Chapel, Churchgate Street,
Bury St. Edmunds, 18 June 1794;
died at the residence of his son,
"The Elms,'* Chelmsford, co. Essex,
aged 66, on Thursday, 3 June, bur.
at Felstead Chapel on Thursday,
10 June 1852. Will dated 27
December 1850, with codicil dated
7 February 1852, proved (P.C.C.
662, 52) 6 August 1852, by Thomas
Dixon Ridley and John Ridley,
sons, and James Curling, son-in-law,
the EH^ors. Portrait in oils at
''The Elmsr Chelmsford, in the
possession of Charles Ernest Ridley ,
his grandson.
.Maria, eldest dau.
of Thomas Dixon,
by Maria his wife,
eldest dau. of John
Bloss of Hartford
End, formerly of
Kirby-le-Soken and
of Boreham, both
CO. Essex ; bom at
Hartford End 22
December 1787;
marr. at the parish
church, Felstead,
4 September 181 1 ;
died, in her 50th
year, on Sunday,
7 May, bur. at
Felstead Chapel on
Saturday, 13 May
1837. Miniature
at ''The Elms,"*
Chelmsford, in the
possession of Charles
Ernest Ridley, her
grandson.
Maria, bom at Hartford End 3 February, bapt privately 4 August 181 3; marr. at the parish
church, Felstead, 17 December 1839, James Curling of Ipswich, co. Suffolk, and of the City
of London (son of William Curling, by Lucretia Davenport his wife) ; bom at Thames Street
London, 26 May 1808, and bapt. privately by the Rev. John Clayton; died at his residence,
Wherstead Road, Ipswich, aged 49, on Thursday, 18 March, bur. in the cemetery at Ipswich
25 March 1858. Will dated 2 July 1853, with codicil dated 26 November 1853, proved
(Prin. Reg., 214, 58) 17 April 1858, by Herbert Dalton of 12 Little Tower Street, London,
William Hunter of 30 Mooi^ate Street, London, and Thomas Dixon Ridley of Chelmsford,
CO. Essex, the Eitors. She died suddenly at Ipswich, aged 74, on Wednesday, 24 August,
and was bur. in the cemet^y at Ipswich 29 August 1887. Will dated 12 January 1865,
proved at Ipswich 5 October 1887, ^Y James Davenport Curling of Hamilton Road, Brighton,
CO. Sussex, and William Curling of Paget Road, Ipswich, sons, the Eitors.
Emily Florence Newport, bom at 21 Clarendon Square, Leamington, co. Warwick, on
Saturday, 3 June, bapt at Leamington 30 November 1865; died at "Holme Lea," Dorking,
CO. Surrey, on Monday, 2 November 1903, bur. in the cemetery at Dorking. Admon
was granted at the Principal Registry 22 December 1903, to William Wells Ridley.
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Thomas Dixon Ridley of"
Elms," Chelmsford, co. Essex;
bom at Hartford End, Felstead,
CO. Essex, 22 March, bapt
privately 20 April 1814; died
at "The Elms," Chelmsford,
in his 68th year, on Friday,
10 February, bur. in the
cemetery at Chelmsford 16
February 1882. Will dated
28 January 1876, with codicil
dated 10 December 1881,
proved (Prin. Reg., 325, 82)
28 April 1882, by Lydia Ridley
of Chelmsford, relict, William
Wells Ridley of Leamington,
CO. Warwick, Thomas Herbert
Ridley and Charles Ernest
Ridley, both of Chelmsford,
sons, and John Ridley of
Damerham, co. Wilts, brother,
the Etors. Portrait in oils
at " The Elms,'' Chelmsfordy in
the possession of Charles Ernest
Ridley y his son.
The^pLydia, dau. of William
Collings Wells of Chelmsford
{Portrait in oils at ''The
Elms^ Chelmsford^ in the
possession of Charles Ernest
Ridley, his grandson], by
Lydia his wife, eldest dau. of
Joseph Woodcock ; bom at
Chelmsford 6 July 1818,
bapt privately by ^e Rev.
John Carter; marr.at Chelms-
ford Chapel 17 June 1841 ;
died at "The Elms," Chelms-
ford, in her 83rd year, on
Wednesday, 9 January, bur.
with her husband in the
cemetery at Chelmsford 12
January 1901. Will dated
20 December 1898, proved
(Prin. Reg., 366, 1901)
5 March 1901, by Charles
Emest Ridley, son, and
Frederick Arthur Wdls,
nephew, the surviving E&ors.
Anne, bom at Hartford End
3 April, bapt. privately 9 June
1815; marr. at Felstead
Chapel 15 June 1841, Joseph
Fison of Stowmarket, co. Suf-
folk (son of William Lorimer
Fison, by Deborah Prentice
his wife); bom 6 April 1819;
died at his residence, Stoke
House, Ipswich, co. Suffolk, in
his 59th year, on Saturday,
2 March 1878, bur. in the
cemetery at Ipswich. Will dated
27 February 1878, proved at
Ipswich 3 April 1878, by
Edward Fison of Ipswich,
brother, and John Ridley of
Damerham, co. Wilts, brother-
in-law, and Thomas Gifford
Nash of Great Chesterford, co.
Essex, gent, son-in-law, the
Eltors. She died at her resi-
dence, Stoke House, Ipswich,
in her 83rd year, on Tuesday,
8 February, and was bur. in
the cemetery at Ipswich 12
February 1898. Admon was
granted at Ipswich 8 August
1898, to James Oliver Fison.
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William Wells Ridley of^Emily Mary, youngest dau. of Christopher Mary Lydia, bom
" Stoney Thorpe," East-
bourne, CO. Sussex, formerly
of Beaufort House, Leaming-
ton, CO. Warwick, and of
" Holme Lea," Dorking,
CO. Surrey; bom at Hart-
ford End 4 March 1842,
and bapt. privately; J. P. for
CO. Warwick.
Newport, Major Bombay Army, by Ann at Hartford End
Hoblyn his wife, only child of the Rev. 9 December 1843,
Edward Peter, Rector of Great Wigborough, and bapt privately.
CO. Essex; bom at Cheltenham, co. Glou-
cester, 9 February, bapt. at St. Mary's,
Cheltenham, 10 April 1845 f °^a^- ^^
St. Luke's, Cheltenham (by the Rev.
William Bennitt, Rector of Bletchley, co.
Buckingham, brother-in-law of the bride,
assisted by the Rev. William Henry Blox-
some), on Wednesday, 27 January 1864.
William Percy Newport^-Dorothy Jane, dau. of Frederick Wells of " Oaklands," Chelmsford,
Ridley, bom at Beaufort by Jane Thompson his wife, twin dau. of the Rev. Joseph Bums ;
House, Leamington, on bora 10 Febmary 1880; marr. at St. Peter's, Cranley Gardens,
Monday, 7 January, Kensington, London (by the Rev. William Bennitt, Rector of
bapt. at Leamington Bletchley, uncle of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. James
19 Febraary 1867. Thompson Bums, cousin of the bride), on Wednesday, 3 Jxme 1903.
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Sarah Dixon, born at Hartford End, Felstead, co.
Essex, 26 May, bapt. privately 12 August 1816;
marr. at the parish church, Felstead (by the
Rev. Frederick GiflTord Nash, Vicar of Diseworth,
CO. Leicester), on Thursday, 5 March 1846,
Thomas Frederick Nash of Great Chesterford,
CO. Cambridge (3rd son of Thomas Nash of
Fowlmere, co. (jambridge, by Martha his wife,
dau. of James Searle of Cambridge); born at
Fowlmere 21 June 181 7 ; died, aged 40, on
Sunday, 7 March, bur. at Fowlmere 12 March
1858. Will dated 13 February 1858, proved at
Ipswich 23 July 1858, by Thomas Dixon Ridley
of Chelmsford, co. Essex, and John Ridley of
Bamston, co. Essex, two of the Eilors. She
died at 3 Holland Park Mansions, London,
aged 77, on Monday, 29 May, and was bur. at
Fowlmere on Saturday, 3 June 1893. Will
dated 29 June 1891, proved (Prin. Reg., 675, 93)
8 July 1893, ^y John Ridley, brother, and
Thomas Herbert Ridley, nephew, the Ellors.
Rev. William Ridley,^Isabella, 4th dau.
bom at Hartford End
14 September 18 19,
bapt privately 31
March 1820 ; B.A.
of University of
London, and M.A. of
University of Sydney,
New South Wales ;
Professor of Latin,
Greek and Hebrew ;
died at his residence,
" Lohort," Sydney,
aged 59, on Thursday,
26 September, bur.
in the Presbyterian
Cemetery, Sydney,
on Saturday, 28 Sep-
tember 1878.
of the Rev. Joseph
Rogerson Cotter, Pre-
bendary of Cloyne
Cathechal, by Mary
his 2nd wife, dau.
of George Purcell,
J.P. ; marr. by
special licence at
the Presbyterian
Church, Sydney (by
the Rev. Dr. Lang),
on Thursday, 11
April 1850 ; died at
Sydney 17 October
1903.
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Thomas Herbert Ridley of Chelmsford; born at Hartford End 9 August 1845, <^^ bapt.
privately; died at sea, on his way home from Athens, a^ed 48, on Wednesday, 25 April
1894, bur. at Rome. Will dated 12 February 1889, with codicil dated 12 February
1892, proved (Prin. Reg., 707, 94) 8 June 1894, by Charles Ernest Ridley and Walter
Ridley, brothers, and Frederick Arthur Wells, cousin, the Ei^ors.
Gerald Lorimer Newport Ridley,-
bom at The Abbey, Southam, co.
Warwick, on Tuesday, 9 Febraary,
bapt. at Southam 2 May 1869;
of Clare College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas Term,
1887, B.A. 1891, M.A. 1895.
-Mabel Parker, younger dau. of William Woodcock Wells
of Needham Market, co. Suffolk, J.P. for co. Suffolk;
marr. at Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, London (by the
Rev. William Bennitt, Rector of Bletchley, co. Buck-
ingham, uncle of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev.
George Erie Farran, the Curate), on Wednesday, 26
August 1896.
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Gerald Vemon Newport Aileen Margaret Raymond Nicholas Ridley, Henry Maitland
Ridley, born at Bram- Newport, bom at bom at " The Limes," Broom- Ridley, bom at
ford, CO. Suffolk, 23 Bramford 7 June, field, co. Essex, on Sunday, "The Limes,"
October, bapt. there 15 bapt. there 17
December 1897.
July 1899.
24 April, bapt. at Broomfield Broomfield, on
29 May 1904. Sunday, 8 July
1906.
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Elizabeth, bom at Hartford End, Felstead, co. Essex, i6 October
1820, bapt privately 16 January 1821; marr. at the parish
church, Felstead (by the Rev. Stephen Bridge, Incumbent of
St. Matthew's, Denmark Hill, co. Surrey), on Saturday, 29 April
1854, John Richardson of '* Ravensfell" and Bromley House,
Bromley, co. Kent, and of the City of London (3rd son of
Thomas Richardson of Denmark Hill, co. Surrey, and of
Lascelles Hall, in the parish of Kirkheaton, West Riding,
CO. York, by Frances his wife, younger dau. of Martin Green
of Walworth, co. Surrey); bom at Camberwell, co. Surrey,
I August 18 1 6, bapt at York Street Chapel, Walworth, i
September 1817; died at his residence, ''RavensfelV Bromley,
in his 73rd year, on Thursday, 17 January, bur. at Holy
Trinity, Bromley Common, 22 January 1889. M.I. Will
dated 1 January 1889, proved (Prin. Reg., 460, 89) 31 May
1889, by John Ridley of Damerham, co. Wilts, and Charles
Ernest Ridley of " The Elms," Chelmsford, co. Essex, nephew,
two of the ESors. She died at her residence, "Ravensfell,"
Bromley, on Monday, 7 September, and was bur. at Holy
Trinity, Bromley Common, 11 September 1896. M.I. Will
dated 24 June 1892, proved in the Principal Registry 4 December
1896, by William Ridley Richardson, son, and Charles Ernest
Ridley, nephew, the Eitors. ^
(JS^ issue su Pedigree of Richardson^
Vol. 5, page 104.)
Catherine, bom at Hartford
End 24 December 1821,
bapt. at Little Waltham
Chapel, CO. Essex, 9 Sep-
tember 1822 ; marr. at
Felstead Chapel 11 August
1 84 1, Thomas Lungley
Prentice (eldest son of
Thomas Prentice of Stow-
market, co. Suffolk, by
Mary his wife, only child of
Zephaniah Lungley of
Lavenham, co. SuiSblk) ;
bom at Stowmarket 13
May 1820, and bapt. there
privately; died at South
Beddington, co. Surrey, in
his 58th year, on Friday,
8 February, bur. in the
cemetery at Woking, co.
Surrey, 12 Febmary 1878.
Charles Emest Ridley of ''The Elms," Chelmsford; bom at Chelmsford 24 March 1847,
and bapt privately; of Trinity College, Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1865,
B.A. 1869, M.A. 1874; J.P., D.L. and County Councillor for co. Essex 1899 (on the roll
for High Sheriff 1907). Portrait in oils at " The Elms,"" Chelmsford.
^^^
Ethel Petre Newport, bom at The Abbey, Southam, co. Warwick, on Frances Mabel
Thursday, 3 November 1870, bapt at Southam 15 January 1871 ; marr. at Newport, bom
St George's, Hanover Square, London (by the Rev. William Bennitt, Rector at The Abbey,
of Bletchley, co. Buckingham, assisted by the Rev. David Green, Curate of Southam, on
St Nicholas', Guildford, co. Surrey, uncles of the bride), on Thursday, Saturday, 21
6 August 1891, Alfred William Lightbody of Claremont House, East June, bapt at
Molesey, co. Surrey (son of John Lightbody, by Elizabeth his wife, 3rd dau. Leamington 27
of John Heinrich Biirgy); bom at The Avenue, Garston, co. Lancaster, August 1873.
24 January 1858. =?=
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Suiinna, bom at Hartford End, Felstead, co. Essex, 7 February,
bapt at Little Waltham Chapel, co. Essex, 8 June 1823; marr.
at Felstead Chapel 31 July 1845, Manning Prentice of Violet Hill,
Stowmarket, co. Suffolk (2nd son of Thomas Prentice, by Mary
his wife, only child of Zephaniah Lungley of Lavenham, co.
Suffolk); bom at Stowmarket 14 Septemba: 1823, and bapt. there
privately; died at Hastings, co. Sussex, in his 52nd year, on
Saturday, 21 August, bur. in the cemetery at Stowmarket 28 August
1875. Will dated 20 February 1868, proved at Bury St Edmunds
28 October 1875, by Susanna Prentice of Stowmarket, relict^ the
sole Executrix. She died at Tlie Firs, Westbury Park, Clifton,
CO. Gloucester, on Friday, 2 June, and was bur. with her husband in
the cemetery at Stowmarker 7 June 1893. Will dated 22 December
1892, proved (Prin. Reg., 930, 93) 28 October 1893, by Manning
Prentice, son, and John Henry Watling, the Eltors.
Harriet, bom at Hart-
ford End 27 June 1824,
bapt at the Meeting
House, MiU Lane^ Stel>
bing, CO. Essex, 29
September 1825; died
suddenly, unmarried, at
Felstead, aged 74, on
Friday, 11 November
1898, bur. in a vault in
the graveyard of Felstead
Chapel
Walter Ridley, bom at Chelmsford, co. Essex,-pLouisa Catherine, only dau. of Benjamin
- Mellor of Holywell Mount, Halifax, co.
York, by Mary his wife, 2nd dau. of
Alexander Dixon of Cleckheaton, West
Riding, 00. York ; bom at Holywell Green,
Halifax, 4 November 1854, and bapt
privately at Ash House, Stajnland^ West
Riding, co. York; marr. at St James',
PiccaSlly, London (by the Rev. John
Edward Kempe, the Rector), on Wednesday,
23 February 1876.
22 July 1848, and bapt privately at "The Elms,"
Chelmsford; died at "Redgates," Chehnsford,
aged 52, on Monday, 24 September, bur. in
Holy Trinity Churchyard, Springfield, co. Essex,
on Saturday, 29 September 1900. Will dated
24 March 1882, with codicil dated 20 July 1894,
proved (Prin. Reg., 1683, 1900) 6 December
1900, by Benjamin Dixon Mellor, brother-in-law,
Charles Ernest Ridley, brother, and Frederick
Arthur Wells, cousin, the Eltors.
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Winifred Mary, bom at Hartford Catherine Muriel, bom at Thomas Dixon Ridley, bom at
End on Saturday, 17 November Hartford End on Sunday, Hartford End on Friday, 13
1877, ^Pt. at Ford End, co. 5 September, bapt at Ford October, bapt at Ford End
Essex, 27 January 1878. End 3 October 1880. 26 November 1882.
Helen Margery, bom at Hartford End on
Friday, 9 January, bapt at Ford End,
22 Febraary 1885.
Walter Lancelot Ridley, bom at " Redgates,"
Springfield, on Wednesday, 15 June, bapt.
at Springfield 22 July 1892.
Christopher Mellor Ridley, bom at " Redgates,"
Springfield, co. Essex, on Wednesday, 3 De-
cember 1890, bapt at Springfield 4 January
1891.
Herbert Leslie Ridley, bom at *' Redgates,"
Springfield, on Friday, 7 September, bapt
at Springfield 25 October 1894.
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Ellen, bom at Hartford End, Felstead, co. Essex, 24 June, bapt
at the Meeting House, Mill Lane, Stebbing, co. Essex, 24 July
1826; marr. at Felstead Chapel 27 December 1850, Henry
Brown Creak of Bradford, co. York (4th son of Alexander
Creak, by Maria his wife, eldest dau. of William Brown) ; bom
25 March 182 1 ; M.A. Lond. 1844; died at Ilkley, West Riding,
CO. York, aged 43, 10 February, bur. at Bramley Lane Chapel,
Lightcliffe, West Riding, co. York, 15 February 1864. Will
dated 30 September 1859, ¥rith codicil dated 11 April 1861,
proved at Wakefield 24 March 1864, by Isabella Creak of
Ilkley, relict, Frederick Creak of Leicester, gent., and Thomas
Edward Creak of Honiton, co. Devon, brothers, the E&ors.
She died at Lightcliffe on Thursday, 5 February, and was bur.
at Bramley Lane Chapel, Lightcliffe, 12 February 1857.
John Ridley of Rockboume
Manor Farm, co. Hants,
formerly of Damerham, co.
Wilts; bora at Hartford
End 7 October, bapt at
the Meeting House, Mill
Lane, Stebbing, 20 Decem-
ber 1827 ; J.P. for CO.
Wilts 1894.
Edith, born at Helen Gertrade, born at Chelmsford 11 May 1854, and bapt. privately;
Chelmsford, co. marr. at the Chapel Royal, Savoy, London (by the Ven**^ Henry Frank
Essex, 21 De- Johnson, Archdeacon of Essex [now Bishop of Colchester], assisted by the
cember 1849, ^^v. William Arthur Green, brother of the bridegroom), on Wednesday,
bapt. privately. 24 October 1888, the Rev. David Green (2nd son of the Rev. William
Green, Rector of Winterton, co. Norfolk, by Harriet his wife, 2nd dau. of
Captain Shairp of Babbacombe, co Devon, R.N.) ; bom 29 October, bapt
at Goadby, co. Leicester, 2 December 1857; of Trinity Collie, Dublin,
B.A. 1881, M.A. 1888; Vicar of Bramley, co. Surrey, from 1892.
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wmt.
Arms. — Gules three wolves' heads couped.
Crest — A wolTs head coaped sable.
Affitfo, — ^Avance.
John Vidler (eldest son of John Vidler, by Hannah Stevens his wife) ; bom-
At Brede, co. Sussex, 8 January 1789; Vice-Consul for France, Sweden and
Norway, and the Hanse Towns; J. P. and Alderman for the Borough of Rye,
CO. Sussex, Mayor 1839, 1845 and 1850; died at Rye, in his 66th year, on
Wednesday, 27 September, bur. there 2 October 1854. Will dated 12 April
i848> proved (P.C.C.
^79. 55) 4 October
1855, by John Amon
Vidler, son, and James
Foulis Plomley,
surviving Eitors.
/ikdf^^
■Mary Ann, dau. of
John Amon, by Anne
his wife, dau. of
Stephen Coleman ;
bom at Rye 14 Jan-
uary, bapt there 2^
February 1791; marr.
at Icldesham, co.
Sussex, 19 December
1816; died at Ry«
26 August, bur. there
30 August 1855.
Elizabeth Ann, bom 5 October 181 7, died 7 October
following, bur: at Rye.
Elizabeth Mary, bora 13 March, bapt at Rye 23 March
181 9; marr. there 2 September 1841, James Foulis
Plomley (son of John and Hannah Plomley of Northiam,
CO. Sussex); bora at Northiam 21 December 1808; died
at Fairfield House, Rye, 14 July 1880, bur. in the
cemetery at Rye. Will dated 31 January 1878, with
codicil dated 17 January 1880, proved (Prin. R^.,
608, 80) 31 July 1880, by Marian Dawes, ¥rife of
Walter Dawes of Fairfield House, Rye, daughter,
James Coleman Vidler and John Symonds Vidler,
nephew, both of Rye, and Walter Dawes, the Eitors.
She died at Rye 20 January, and was bur. there 26
January 1847, T
John Amon
of "Mountsfield,"
Rye; bom at Rye
7 September, bapt
there 6 October
1820; died at Rye
17 November, bur.
there 22 November
1856. Will dated
14 August 1855,
proved (P.C.C. 424,
57) 22 May 1857, by
Anna Maria Vidler,
relict, the • sole
Executrix. .
VidlePT-Anna
Maria, dau. of
John Symonds, by
Mary Stone his wife;
bom at Broadwinsor,
CO. Dorset ; marr.
there (by the Rev.
Solomon Csesar
Malan) 27 April
1848; died at Rye
22 April 1897, bur.
in the cemetery at
Rye. Will dated
12 September 1888,
proved (Prin. R^.,
139I1 97) 15 De-
cember i897,by John
S3anonds Vidler, son,
and Charles Vidler,
nephew, the Eltors.
John Symonds Vidler of " Kingfield," Rye ,-
bom at Rye on Christmas Day, 25 De-
cember 1851, bapt there 10 March 1852;
Lieutenant ist Cinque Ports Artillery
Volunteers 1873, Captain ist Cinque Ports
Rifle Volunteers 29 May 1886, Major ii
July 1900; Councillor and Alderman for the
Borough of Rye 1 880-1 900, Mayor 1883,
1884 and 1893 ; J.P. for the Borough of Rye
1886, and for the county of Sussex 1899 ;
Vice-Consul for Sweden.
j[ ^if9>^u,.cL Pvefcc^
,-^-Caroline Louisa Lacey, dau. of William Marian, bom
Wake Smart of Cranborae, co. Dorset, at Rye and
M.D., M.R.C.P. ; marr. at Rye (by bapt there 8
the Rev. Charles Antonio Marona, March 1854.
Curate-in-Charge) on Saturday, 10
November 1888. She marr. istly
at Cranbome (by the Rev. John Hemery Carnegie,
the Vicar, assisted by the Rev. Henry Clark, cousin
of the bride) on Wednesday, 17 June 1868, Charles
Selmes of Broomhill Lodge, Playden, co. Sussex
(younger son of James Selmes of Tufton Place,
Northiam, by Eliza his wife, dau. of Charles Pilcher) ;
died at Broomhill Lodge, Playden, aged 48, on
Saturday, 30 October 1886, bur. at Iden, co. Sussex,
John Lionel Symonds Vidler, bom at " Mountsfield," Rye,
30 March, bapt at Rye 27 April 1890; educated at Repton.
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William Thomas
Vidler, bora 3
February, bapt at
Rye, CO. Sussex,
7 March 1823 ;
died at Cran-
brook School 9
October, bur. at
Rye 13 October
James Coleman Vidler of Magdala House, Rye; bom-r-Hester, dau. of
19 July, bapt. at Rye 17 Auglist 1825; J.P. and
Alderman for the Borough of Rye, Mayor 1881 and 1886 ;
died at Rye, in his 73rd year, on Thursday, 27 January
1898, bur. in the cemetery at Rye. Will dated 30
December 1878, proved (Prin. Reg., 980, 98) 15 August
1898, by Hester Vidler, relict, Charles Vidler and the
Rev. Arthur Coleman Vidler, sons, the Eilors.
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I
Marian, born
at Sedlescomb
and bapt there
14 November
1848; died in
infancy, bur. at
Sedlescomb.
Spencer Crisford,
by Frances his
wife, dau. of Tho-
mas Witherden ;
bom at Sedles-
comb, CO. Sussex,
July, bapt.
there 5 Septem-
ber 1825 ; marr.
at Sedlescomb 9
December 1847.
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Emily J., younger dau.— Charles Vidler of-
of Charles T. How of "The Alders," Has-
St Leonard*s-on-Sea, co.
Sussex; marr. at the parish
church, St Leonard's-on-
Sea (by the Rev. George
Gregory Gardiner), on
Tuesday, 10 February
1874; died at the resi-
dence of her mother,
Hursley House, Marina,
St. Leonard's-on-Sea, aged
22, on Monday, 27 Sep-
tember 1875. is^ ^i^*^«
tings, CO. Sussex;
borti at Sedlescomb
28 March, bapt.
there 2 May 1850 ;
died at " Havering,"
Upper Grosvenor
Road, Tunbridge
Wells, CO. Kent,
aged 51, on Friday,
10 January, bur. in
the cemetery at
Rye 15 January
1902.
■Alice, 3rd surviving dau. of
William Hodgson of 17
Alwyne Road, Canonbunr,
London, by Maria his wife,
dau. of Thomas Wakefield;
bora 10 May 1853 ; marr. at
St James', Clapton, co.
Middlesex (by the Rev.
Arthur Coleman Vidler,
brother of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev. Henry
Daniel Pearson, the Vicar),
on Wednesday, 28 November
1877. 2nd wife.
Charles Hodgson Vidler,-
bom at "The Alders,"
Hastings, on Friday, 11
April, bapt at Christ
Church, Blacklands,
Hastings (by the Rev.
Alfred Hodges), 16 May
1879 ; educated at
Eastbourne College.
-Alice Ada, dau. of Hugh
Ashworth, by Emma his wife,
dau. of Captain Hugh Rimmer
of Lytham, co. Lancaster;
bora at Rochdale, co. Lan-
caster, 15 February 1882,
and bapt there; marr. at St
Mary-in-the-Castle, Hastings,
22 August 1904.
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Alice Freda, bora at Hastmgs
21 October 1880, and bapt at
Blacklands.
Kathleen Hester, bom at Rye
18 January 1883; died at Rye 13
January, bur. there 17 January
1885.
Mildred May, bom at Rye 15 September,
bapt there 24 October 1886.
Leslie James Coleman Vidler, born at Rye
16 September, bapt. there 19 October 1888.
Norman Wakefield Vidler, bora at Hastings
14 January, bapt at St. Andrew's, Hastings,
I March 1891.
Kenneth Astley Vidler, bora at Hastings 18
February, bapt. at St. Andrew's, Hastings,
4 April 1893.
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Thomas Collins Vidler, bom at Rye, co. Sussex,-
i6 September, bapt. there 17 October 1827 ; M.CD.S.,
L.D.S., &c. ; died 13 October, bur. at Longfield, co.
Kent, 16 October 1896. Will dated 24 April 1866, with
codicil dated 14 April 1894, proved (Prin. Reg., 611, 97)
7 May 1897, by Marianne Amelia Vidler, spinster,
daughter, and Samuel Walter Newcomb, the E5tors.
-Amelia Gould, eldest dau. of George
Beimett of Sydney, New South
Wales, M.D., F.L.S., by Julia
Cameron his wife; bom 9 De-
cember 1840 ; marr. at Holy Trinity,
Paddington, London (by the Rev.
John Durrant), on Thursday, 16
Febraary i860; died at her country
residence, i Park Terrace, Hanwell,
CO. Middlesex, in her 30th year,
on Wednesday, 30 November 1870,
bur. at Hanwell.
Marianne Amelia, bom at 22 East-
boume Terrace, Hyde Park, London,
on Thursday, 15 November, bapt. at
Holy Trinity, Paddington, London,
14 December i860; marr. at St
Stephen's, Westbourne Park, London,
30 January 1901, Barchewitz von
Josephi of Dresden (son of Captain
Louis Barchewitz of Schloss Peters-
dorf, Silesia, by Marie Paar von
Josephi his wife); born at Schloss
Petersdorf, and bapt there.
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Annie Elizabeth, born at 22 Eastbourne Terrace,
Hyde Park, London, on Sunday, 16 February, bapt.
at Holy Trinity, Paddington, London, 12 March
1862 ; marr. at Ix)ngfield, co. Kent, 25 August 1894,
Edward Charles Clifford (son of Charles Edward
Clifford, by Eliza his wife, dau. of Joseph Clark);
born 2 March 1858, and bapt at the parish church,
Marylebone, London ; Member of the Royal Institute
of Painters in Water Colours, Hon. Secretary of
The Artists' Society and the Langham Sketching
Club, Member of the Royal Drawing Society, late
Member of the Royal Society of British Artists.
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Rev. Arthur Coleman Vidler, born at— Emilia Ellen, youngest dau.
Brede, co. Sussex, 8 March, bapt.
there 25 April 1852 ; Scholar of Jesus
College, Cambridge, matriculated
Michaelmas Term, 187 1, B.A. 1875,
M.A. 1878; Curate of St James',
Clapton, CO. Middlesex, 1877-79,
Head Master of St John-at-Hackney
Grammar School, co. Middlesex,
1879-95, Chaplain Merchant
Seamens' Orphanage Asylum, Snares-
brook, CO. Essex, 1883-91, Curate
of St John-at-Hackney 1891-95,
Vicar of Swavesey, co. Cambridge,
from 1895.
(Mi^iH,(^<Ui>iA
of John Lewis Aubert, by
Emma Martha his wife, dau.
of Joseph Toulmin, F.R.C.S. ;
bom at Hornsey, co. Middle-
sex, on Monday, 19 June
1848, and bapt. there; marr.
at St. John-at-Hackney (by
the Rev. George Powell
Irby, brother-in-law of the
bride, assisted by the Rev.
Arthur Brook, the Rector,
the Rev. Leonard Edmund
Shelford and the Rev. John
Eade Pryor) on Thursday,
27 December 1883; died at
the Vicarage, Swavesey, 30
August, bur. at Swavesey
2 September 1905. Will
dated 11 April 1902, proved
at Peterborough 14 Septem-
ber 1905, by the Rev.
Arthur Coleman Vidler, the
sole E*or.
Elizabeth Mary, bom at
Brede 4 August, bapt
there 6 November 1853;
marr. at Rye (by the
Rev. Arthur Coleman
Vidler, brother of the
bride, assisted by the
Rev. David Thomas
Gladstone, the Vicar)
on Thursday, 17 No-
vember 1 88 1, William
Henry Sharpe of Bank
House, Peterborough, co.
Northampton, 2nd son of
the Rev. Thomas Henry
Sharpe, Vicar of Holy
Trinity, Huddersfield, co.
York, by Emma Moles-
worth his wife, dau. of
the Rev. Thomas Bugg,
Vicar of Desborough, co.
Northampton.
Ruth Mary, bom at 13 Clapton Square,
London, on Wednesday, 9 March, bapt.
at St John-at-Hackney 13 April 1887.
Emilia Helen, bom at 13 Clapton Square,
London, on Tuesday, 15 April, bapt. at
St. John-at-Hackney 14 May 1890,
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Alexander Bishop Vidler of Rye, co. Sussex ; bom at Rye 1 1 July, bapt.-pAlbinia, dau. of Ralph
there 12 August 1829; Captain Cinque Ports Artillery Volunteers 1862; ^ " '^ «ir ^ .^
J.P. and Alderman for the Borough of Rye, Mayor 1862 ; Vice-Consul
for France, Sweden, Norway, &c. ; Knight of Royal Swedish Order of
Vasa ; died at Tower House, Rye, aged 43, on Friday, 3 January 1873,
bur. in the cemetery at Rye. Will dated 26 Novemba: 1857, proved
(Prin. Reg., 391, 73) 13 May 1873, by Albinia Vidler of Rye, relict,
the sole Executrix.
Collyer, by Elizabeth
his wife, dau, of
James Selmes; bom
at Playden, ca Sus-
sex, 7 April 1832;
marr. there (by the
Rev. Robert Stewart)
I September 1857.
Percy Alexander Vidler of " Cleve— pEdithj
land," Linden Road, Bexhill-on-Sea,
CO. Sussex; born at Mint House,
Rye, 31 March, bapt. at Rye 23 May
1865; educated at Sutton Valence
School, CO. Kent ; admitted a
Solicitor February 1889.
dau. of Rowland Thomas
George Legg, by Mary Ann his wife,
dau. of Ephraim Hemmings Snoad
of Ashford, co. Kent ; bom at
Winchelsea, co. Sussex, on Friday,
19 October i860, and bapt. there;
marr. at Winchelsea 23 April 1891.
Arnold George Alexander Vidler,
bom at Victoria, British Columbia,
3 June 1892 ; educated at Christ's
Hospital, Horsham, co. Sussex.
Bertram Hall Vidler, bom at
Victoria, British Columbia,
2 September 1893; educated
at Christ's Hospital, Horsham.
Rose Albinia (twin
with Florence May),
bom at Rye 1 5 May,
bapt there 2 1 June
1866; died at Rye
i4Augusti872,bur
in the family vault
in the cemetery at
Rye.
Edward Alexander Vidler, bom at-pFlorence Jessie, dau. of Samuel Butler Byrchall, by
22 Eastboume Terrace, Hyde Park,
London, on Thursday, 13 August,
bapt at Holy Trinity, Paddington,
London, 20 September 1863.
Marian his wife, dau. of George Goodluck Richardson ;
bom at Richmond, Melbourne, Australia, 2 June 1872 ;
marr. at St Barnabas', Balwyn, Victoria (by the Rev.
R^inald Stephen), 28 December 1889.
John Byrchall Vidler, bom at
Balwyn 13 January 1891, and
bapt at St. Barnabas', Balwyn,
by the Rev. Reginald Stephen.
Marian, bom at Balwyn 10 March
1896, and bapt at St Barnabas',
Balwyn, by the Rev. Frederic
Evelyn Sturt Snodgrass.
Alma Hester, bom
at Brede, co. Sussex,
25 November 1854,
bapt there 29
April 1855 ; died
in infancy.
Annie Ada, bom
at Brede 8 March,
bapt. there 29 June
1856; died in in-
fancy, bur. at Brede.
Emest James Vidler-
of "Belmont," Rye;
bom at Rye 6 No-
vember 1857, bapt.
there 3 February
1858; J.P. for the
Borough of Rye 1903.
-Emmeline, youngest dau. of John Wilkinscm of
'' Holmfield," Cambridge Road, Southport, co.
Lancaster, formerly of Huddersfield, co. York,
by Eliza his wife, dau. of Henry Johnson
of Beverley, co. York; bom at Huddersfield
26 December i860, and bapt at Holy Trinity,
Huddersfield ; marr. at All Saints', Southport (by
the Rev. Conoly Thomas Porter, D.D., the Vicar),
on Saturday, 29 December 1883.
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Fanny, born at Rye, co. Sussex, 23 May, bapt. there 22 June 1831 ; marr. at Rye (by the
Rev. John Baker of Christ Church, Oxford) on Thursday, 28 April 1859, Arthur John
Baker of Burton Crescent, London, F.R.I.B.A. (son of Thomas Eld Baker of the Hon**** East
India Co.'s Service, J.P. for co. Middlesex, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Felix Fagge
of Ashford, co. Kent); bom at Buxar, Bengal, India, 12 October, bapt 9 November 1823;
died at " Hartsdown," Eastbourne, co. Sussex, 13 April 1891, bur. in the cemetery at
Eastbourne. Will dated 11 April 1890, proved (Prin. Reg., 567, 91) 5 June 1891, by Fanny
Baker of "Hartsdown,** Eastbourne, relict, and Ernest Wheatstone Baker of 23 Castle Hill^
in the city of Norwich, Civil Engineer, son, the Ei^ors. She died at Virginia Water, co.
Surrey, 15 January 1894, and was bur. at Eastbourne. Will dated 22 May 1891, with codicil
dated 6 February 1892, proved (Prin. Reg., 159, 94) 3 February 1894, by Ernest Wheatstone
Baker, son, one of the Eltors. =?=
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Oscar CoUyer Vidler of=-*Cathenne Mary, dau. of Robert Nelson of
Widcombe Icen Way, Huddersfield, co. York, by Harriet his wife,
Dorchester, co. Dorset ; dau. of George Mullineux of Shrewsbury,
born at Tower House, co. Salop ; bom at Huddersfield 8 Januaiy,
bapt. at Fulneck, co. York, 28 March
1869; marr. at Holy Trinity, Huddersfield
(by the Rev. Edward Markby, assisted by
the Rev. William Sherwen Sherwen), on
Wednesday, 10 February 1904.
Florence May (twin
with Rose Albinia),
bom at Rye 15 May,
bapt. there 21 June
1866 ; died at Rye
24 October 1874,
bur. in the family
vault in the cemetery
at Rye.
Rye, 10 October, bapt.
at Rye 5 December
1868 ; educated at Sutton
Valence School, co. Kent
Edith Fanny, bom at 22 Eastbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, London, on Tuesday, 6 December
1864, bapt. at Holy Trinity, Paddington, London, 3 January 1865 ; marr. at Rye on Thursday,
25 August 1887, Samuel Walter Newcomb of Lyndhurst, Longfield, co. Kent (son of William
Horatio Needham Newcomb of Chatham, co. Kent, by his wife, Ellen Dyke of Rochester,
CO. Kent); bora at 4 Watts Terrace, Chatham, 19 April, bapt. at St. Margaret's, Rochester,
21 May 1862. ^
n
Frank William Vidler,
born at Rye 23 April,
bapt. there 12 August
1859 ; died, aged 10
months, bur. at Brede,
CO. Sussex, 15 March
i860. _
Alexander John Vidler,
bom at Rye 30 June,
bapt. there 5 October
i860; died, aged 14
months, bur. at Brede
8 September 1861.
Albert Edward Vidler 6f Mint House,7-Eliza Maude, eldest dau. of
Rye, CO. Sussex, and of Ivy Lodge,
Ashford, co. Middlesex; bom at Rye
7 December 1862, bapt there 27 March
1863 ; educated at St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, London; L.S.A. i886,L.R.C.P.
Lond. 1887, M.R.C.S. Eng. 1887;
Medical Officer Ashford District (Staines
Union), Fellow Royal Institute Public
Health, formerly Medical Officer of
Health, Rye Borough ; Coroner for Rye
and Rye District of East Sussex; Captain
ist Cinque Ports Volunteer Rifle Corps ;
served in South African War 1899-1900.
George Simpson Mason of
The Quarries, Huddersfield,
by Ann his wife, dau. of
Jolin Wilkinson; born at
Huddersfield, and bapt at
Holy Trinity, Huddersfield;
marr. there (by the Rev.
Arthur Coleman Vidler,
brother of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev.
Edward Markby, the Vicar)
on Thursday, 3 December
1891.
Stuart Mason Vidler, bom
at Rye i July, bapt. there
II August 1894.
Evelyn Maude, born at Mint House,
Rye, on Monday, 19 June, bapt.
there 27 July 1899.
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Leopold Amon Vidler of The-pEdith
Stone House, Rye, co. Sussex;
bom at Tower House, Rye,
13 August, bapt. privately
3 October 1870; educated at
Sutton Valence School, co.
Kent; Lieutenant ist Cinque
Ports Volunteer Rifle Corps
3 October 1903.
Hamilton, dau. of Edward Roper, Ellen Maude,
F.R.G.S., by Ann his wife, dau. of James bom at Rye
Creasey of Sleaford, co. Lincoln; bom at 20 January,
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 22 December bapt there 8
1862, bapt. at St John's, Edinburgh, 16 May 1873.
November 1878; marr. at Holy Trinity,
Tulse Hill, CO. Surrey (by the Rev. Parsons
Edward FitzPatrick Berry, Vicar of Hayle,
CO. Comwall), i February 1899.
Alexander Roper Vidler, born at The
Stone House, Rye, 27 December
1899, bapt at Rye i March 1900.
I
Barbara Elneth Cressy, born at
The Stone House, Rye, 26 June,
bapt at Rye 28 July 1902.
I
Alice Mary, bom at 22 Eastbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, London, on Tuesday, 14 August,
bapt at Holy Trinity, Paddington, London, 19 September 1866; marr. at the parish church,
Norwood, CO. Middlesex (by the Rev. William Elliott Oliver, Vicar of Ealing, co. Middlesex),
on Thursday, 23 September 1886, Raymond Christmas Bennett of Warrington House,
Steeles Road, Hampstead, co. Middlesex (only son of Richard Bennett formerly of Wroxeter,
CO. Salop); bom 5 January 1858. =j=
Sydney James Vidler,"
born at 22 Eastbourne
Terrace, Hyde Park,
London, on Tuesday,
3 March, bapt at Holy
Trinity, Paddington,
London, 22 April
1868 ; educated at
Ardingly College,
Hayward's Heath, co.
Sussex.
-pCaroline Rosalie Jane,
dau. of Albert Lomer of
Sydney, New South Wales,
by Aiigelina Chandler his
wife; bom at Sydney
I January 1866, and bapt
there; marr. at Perth
Cathedral, West Australia
(by the Rev. David John
Garland), 16 May 1899.
Flora Constance, bom at 22 Eastboume
Terrace, Hyde Park, London, on Satur-
day, 7 May, bapt. at Holy Trinity,
Paddington, London, 3 June 1870;
marr. at St. Mary-the-Virgm, Primrose
Hill, CO. Middlesex (by the Rev. Albert
Spencer, the Vicar), on Thursday, 30
April 1896, Egbert Jeimer Fryman of
Rye, son of Egbert Fryman.
Albert Frederick Lomer
Vidler, bora at Sydney
16 Jime 1900; died
at Bendigo, Victoria,
Australia, 23 December,
bur. in the cemetery at
Bendigo 24 December
1900.
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Elizabeth Lomer,
bom at Bendigo
on Saturday, 13
June 1902, and
bapt at St. Paul's,
Bendigo.
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Margaret Lomer (twin with Sydney
Rosalie), bom at Bendigo on
Tuesday, 21 December 1903, and
bapt. at St Paul's, Bendigo.
Sydney Rosalie (twin with Mar-
garet Lomer), born at Bendigo on
Tuesday, 21 December 1903, and
bapt. at St Paul's, Bendigo.
James Lomer
Vidler, bom
at Bendigo
on Saturday,
30 December
1905, bapt
at St. Paul's,
Bendigo, 6
April 1906.
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Bunne of 4^atlep $arfc anti Mx^tx Hall
(0. Herefbrt.
^rmj. — Aznre a wolf salient argent.
Crest. — A sheaf of snakes proper langued gales.
Afottc. — Vindt qui patitar.
Rev. Thomas Dunne (2nd son of Thomas Dmme of Gatley Park,-
co. Hereford, J.P. and D.L. for co. Hereford, High Sheriff 1753, by
Marian his wife, dau. and coheir of the Rev. William Marten of Earl's
Croome, co. Worcester); bom at Gatley Park, bapt at Aymestry, co.
Hereford, 24 March 1 742 ; of Brasenose College, Oxford, matriculated
16 February 1761, B.A. 1764; Rector of Martley, co. Worcester,
1770 ; died, 26 June, bur. at Martley 4 July 1795.
■Margaret, dau. of
Richard Case of
Powick Castle, co.
Worcester, High
Sheriff for ca
Worcester 1761, by
Anne his wife; marr.
12 June 1780.
Marten Dunne, Thomas Dunne of Gatley Park and-|-Ai
died, aged 5, Bircher Hall, both co. Hereford; ~
26 Decemb^ of Balliol College, Oxford, matricu*
1786, bur. at lated 10 December 1799, B.A.
Aymestrey. 1804, M.A. 1806, M.B. 1810, M.D.
1813; J.P. and D.L. for co.
Hereford, High Sheriff; on the
death of his uncle. Marten Dunne,
in 1814, he succeeded to the estate
of Gatley Park; died, aged 72,
2 August, bur. at Yarpole, co.
Hereford, 10 August 1854.
nne, dau. and sole heir of Colonel
Thomas Smith of Bircher Hall, J.P.
and D.L., by Anne his wife, dau^ of
Richard Ward, and heir to her uncle,
Adam Ward of Bircher Hall and of
Harton-par-£aton, co. Salop; bapt at
Yarpole 14 June 1784; marr. there
(by the Very Rev. ' Whittington
Landon, Dean of Exeter, the Vicar)
14 August 181 5 ; died 18 May 1868,
bur. at Yarpole.
Thomas Dunne of Gatley Park and Bircher Hall; bom
Batt's Hotel, London, 28 May, bapt at Yarpole 18: October
1 8 16; educated at Rugby and at Balliol College, Oxford,
matriculated 5 June 1835; J.P. and D.L. for co. Hereford;
died at Bircher Hall, aged 67, on Wednesday, 22 November
1882, bur. at Yarpole. Will dated 10 November 1882, proved
at Hereford 13 February 1883, by Harriet Frances Dunne of
Bircher Hall, relict, the Rev. Richard Evans of Eyton Hall,
CO. Hereford, and George John Rodney Ward of Yatton
Court, CO. Hereford, the E&ors.
MA^.
at-|-Harriet Frances, 2nd dau.
of General Lechmere Coore
Russell of Ashford Hall,
CO. Salop, CB., by Harriet
Elisabeth his wife, dau. of
OUyett Woodhouse of South
Repps, CO. Norfolk, Advocate-
General of Bombay, India ;
marr. at Ashford Bowdler, co.
Salop (by the Rev. Charles
Amphlett, brother of the
bridegroom, assisted by the
Rev. George Pinhom^ on
Saturday, 10 December 1859.
Thomas Russell Dunne of Gatley Park and Bircher Hall ; bom at Bircher Hall on Tuesday,
I January, bapt at Yarpole 6 February 1861 ; educated at Eton and at Brasenose College,
Oxford, matriculated 18 October 1881 ; J.P. and D.L. for
CO. Hereford ; Lord of the Manor of Leinthall Earles, co.
Hereford ; a Governor of Lucton School, co. Hereford ;
Captain Shropshire Militia; died unmarried at St Moritz,
Switzerland, aged 33, on Friday, 5 January, bur. at Leinthall
Earles 20 January 1894.
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Rev. Charles Dunne, born 14 May 1783; of Balliol College,*
Oxford, matriculated 14 December 180 1, B.A. 1806, M.A.
1808; Rector of Martley and of Earl's Croome, both co.
Worcester, 1807, Vicar of Eldersfield, co. Worcester, 1839;
J.P. for CO. Worcester ; died s.p. at Earl's Croome, aged 67,
5 October, bur. at Earl's Croome 1 1 October 1 850.
"Letitia, dau. of William Henry
Beauchamp of co. Worcester;
marr. at White Ladies Aston,
CO. Worcester (by the Rev.
William Beauchamp, brother of
the bride), 3 December 1822.
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Rev. Charles Amphlett of Four Ashes Hall, co. Stafford; bom-^Lucy Beatrice, 6th dau. of
Tomkyns Dew of Whitney
Court, by Margaret Beatrice
his wife, eldest dau. of the
Rev. Timothy Napleton,
Rector of Powderham, co.
Devon {see Pedigree of
NapUtofiy Vol, ^, page jS);
born at Whitney 8 April,
bapt. there 17 May 1829;
marr. at Whitney (by the
Rev. Henry Dew) on Tues-
day, 10 April 1855.
at Cheltenham 25 April, bapt. at Yarpole, co. Hereford, 22
September 18 18; of Worcester College, Oxford, matriculated
15 February 1838, aged 19, B.A. 1842, M.A. 1869; by Royal
Licence dated 19 March 1855, he assumed the surname and
arms of Amphlett in lieu of his patronymic on succeeding
to the property of Four Ashes Hall ; Vicar of Tuckhill,
CO. Salop, 1869; Patron of the livings of Earl's Croome, co.
Worcester, and of Tuckhill; Lord of the Manor of Earl's
Croome; died at Four Ashes Hall, aged 72, on Thursday,
S March, bur. at Tuckhill 11 March 1891. M.L Will dated
S December 1889, proved at Lichfield 25 April 1891, by Lucy
Beatrice Amphlett of Four Ashes Hall, relict, and the
Rev. Henry Dew, Rector of Whitney, co. Hereford, the Eitors.
{See Pedigree of Dew^
VoL 7, page 284,)
Alice Beatrice, bom at Four
Ashes Hall on Sunday, 28
December 1856, bapt. at
Enville, co. Stafford, 2 Feb-
ruary 1857; died at Four
Ashes Hall, aged 6 years, on
Wednesday, 8 April, bur. at
Enville 13 April 1863.
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Lucy Elizabeth, bom at Four Ashes Hall on Friday, 10 June,
bapt. at Enville 10 July 1859; marr. at the English Church,
Taiping, Perak, Straits Settlements, 31 December 1891,
Arthur Tomkyns Dew (2nd son of the Rev. Henry Dew,
Rector of Whitney, by Mary Elizabeth his wife, dau, of
Thomas Monkhouse of London); born 5 March, bapt at
Whitney 12 April 1853; Resident Magistrate for Telok
Anson, Perak.
{See Pedigree of Dew^ VoL I, page 283,)
Charles Walter Dunne of Clyffeden, Crofton, Vancouvei*pAnne Gertrade, dau. of William
Island, British Columbia ; born at Bircher Hall on Fisher of Feme Cliff, Metchosin,
Wednesday, 13 May, bapt. at Yarpole 14 June 1863 ; Vancouver Island ; marr. at
educated at Wellington and at Corpus Christi College, Metchosin (by the Ven*»** Austin
Oxford, matriculated 19 October 1882, aged 19, B.A. 1887 Scriven, Archdeacon of Van-
(Honours: 2nd-class Classical Mods. 1883, 3rddass Classics couver) on Thursday, 27 August
1886); J.P. for CO. Hereford. 1896.
I
Dorothy Edith Florence,
bom in Vancouver Island
23 June 1897.
Katherine Gertrude (Greta),
born in Vancouver Island
31 May 1 90 1.
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Charles Grove Amphlett of Four Ashes Hall, co. Stafford, D.S.O. ; bom at Four Ashes
Hall on Saturday, 8 March, bapt at Enville, co. Stafford, 27 April 1862; Patron of the
livings of Earl's Croome, co. Worcester, and of Tuckhill, co. Salop ; entered the Army (from
Militia) as Lieutenant North Staffordshire Regiment 12 Novemt>er 1884, Captain i March
1893, Major 14 March 1901, retired 2 August 1902 ; served in South African War 1 899-1 900,
commanded ist Battalion of Mounted In^try (mentioned in despatches, '* London GUtzette,"
10 September 1901, Queen's medal with four clasps); nominated D.S.O. 29 November 1900;
J.P. for the counties of Salop and Stafford.
Edward Marten Dunne oi Gatley Park and Bircher
both CO. Hereford, M.P.; born at Bircher Hall on
Saturday, 27 August, bapt at Yarpole 7 September 1864;
educated at Wellington and at Sandhurst; entered the
Army as Lieutenant 2nd Battalion Border R^ment
6 February 1884, Captain 10 March 1897, Major
18 October 1902 ; Brigade-Major Bedfordshire Volunteer
Brigade; Brigade-Major at Aldershot during South
African War 1899-1902; J.P. for co. Hereford; Lord
of the Manor of Leinthall Earles, co. Hereford ; elected
M.P. for Walsall January 1906.
Hall,-pHon^ Grace Daphne, 3rd dau.
of Stuart, I St Baron Rendel of
Hatchlands, co. Surrey, and
of Chiteau de Thorenc, Cannes,
France, by Ellen Sophy his wife,
2nd dau. of William Egerton
Hubbard of '' Leonardslea,"
Horsham, co. Sussex (brother
of John Gellibrand, ist Baron
Addington) ; bom at 45 Lancaster
Gate, London, on Wednesday,
21 October 1868; marr. at
St Margaret's, Westminster, 24
October 1899.
Griselda Sylvia, bom at 23
Prince's Gate, Kensington,
London, on Saturday, 17
November, bapt at All
Saints', Ennismore Gardens,
London, 18 December 1900.
Monica Clarice, bom at 23
Prince's Gate, Kensington,
London, on Tuesday, 23
December 1902, bapt at All
Saints', Ennismore Gardens,
London, 9 February 1903.
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Philip Russell Rendel Dunne,
born at 23 Prince's Grate, Ken-
sington, London, on Sunday,
28 February, bapt. at All
Saints', Ennismore Gardens,
London, 13 April 1904.
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Mabel Frances, born at Four Ashes Hall, co. Stafford, on Saturday, 31 December 1864,
bapt. at Enville, co. Stafford, 5 March 1865 ; marr. at St Mary's, Shrewsbury, co. Salop
(by the Rev. William Henry Oswell, Vicar of St. Michael's, Handsworth, co. Stafford, brother
of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. George le Strange Amphlett, brother of the bride,
and the Rev. Newdigate Poyntz, the Vicar), on Tuesday, 19 November 1895, Arthur Edward
LLoyd-Oswell of Coton Hill Cottage, Shrewsbury (2nd son of the Rev. Henry LLoyd-Oswell,
Rector of Llandinabo, co. Hereford, by Catherine his wife, dau. of Charles Murray of Newgrove,
Petworth, and of Tillington, both co. Sussex); born at Stoulton, co. Worcester, 17 May
1850, and bapt there; educated at Shrewsbury School
Frederick Herbert
Wollaston Amphlett,
bom at Four Ashes
Hall on Wednesday,
17 October, bapt.
at Enville 2 Decem-
ber 1866; died at
KLalgoorlie, Western
Australia, aged 30,
on Monday, 18 Jan-
uary, bur. there 19
January 1897.
Rev. George le Strange Amphlett,
bom at Four Ashes Hall on
Thursday, 3 September, bapt. at
Enville 11 October 1868;
educated at Wellington and at
Magdalen College, Oxford,
matriculated 22 October 1887,
aged 19, B.A. (Honours : 3 Hist)
1890, M.A. 1894 ; Rector of
Earl's Croome and Hill Croome
since 1905.
-j-Blanche, eldest dau. of the Rev.
Canon Henry William Coventry,
Rector of Severn Stoke, co. Worcester,
J. P. for CO. Worcester, by Leila
Louisa his wife, 2nd dau. of
Goodwin Charles Colquitt-Craven of
Brockhampton Park, co. Gloucester;
bom at the Rectory, Woolstone,
CO. Gloucester, 21 July 1869, bapt
at Woolstone (Registers destroyed
by fire) ; marr. at Severn Stoke
6 Januarys 1 904.
Leila Blanche, bom at the Rectory,
Earl's Croome, 19 October, bapt
at Earl's Croome 19 November 1905.
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POWIS.
Arms on record in the College of Arms. — Per pale azure and
gules three lions rampant argent
Crest — ^A wyvem vert gorged with a ducal coronet or and holding
in the mouth a sinister hand couped at the wrist gules.
Supporters. — Dexter: An elephant aigent; Sinister: A griffin
wings elevated and addorsed argent goiged with a ducal
coronet gules and charged with five mullets in saldre
sable.
Motto. — Ung je serviray.
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Edward Herbert, Earl of Powis, in the county of Montgomery,-
Viscount Clive of Ludlow and Baron Herbert of Chirbury, both
CO. Salop, and Baron Powis of Powis Castle, co. Montgomery, all
in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, Baron Clive of Walcot,
CO. Salop, in the Peerage of Great Britain, and Baron Clive of
Plassey, co. Clare, in the Peerage of Ireland, K.G. (elder son
of Edward, ist Earl of Powis, by Lady Henrietta Antonia his wife,
4th dau. of Henry Arthur Herbert, Earl of Powis, and sister and
heir of George Edward Henry Arthur, 2nd and last Earl of
Powis); bom 22 March 1785; of Trinity College, Cambridge,
M.A. 1806; by Royal Licence dated 9 March 1807, he took &e
surname and arms of Herbert only in lieu of that of Clive, in
accordance with the will of his maternal uncle ; M.P. for Ludlow
in eleven successive Parliaments, 1806-39; a Member of the
Roxburgh Club 1828, of which he became President in 1835;
Lord-Lieutenant for co. Montgomery 1830, receiving the thanks
of the Home Secretary in May 1839 for his activity in suppressing
the Chartist riots; created LL.D. 1835, and D.C.L. Oxford
20 June 1844; K.G. 12 December 1844; Colonel Commanding
Montgomeryshire Militia 1846; succeeded his father as 2nd Earl
16 May 1839; died at Powis Castle, in his 63rd year, on
Monday, 17 January, bur. in a vault beneath the chancel of the
parish church, Welshpool, co. Mon^;omery, 29 January 1848.
Will dated 11 June 1846, with codicil dated 27 May 1847, proved
(P.C.C. 337, 48) 4 AprU 1848, by Edward James, Eari of Powis,
son, the sole Eior.
-Lady Lucy, 3rd dau. of
James, 3rd Duke oi Mont-
rose, K.G., by Lady
Caroline Maria his 2nd
wife, eldest dau. of George,
4th Duke of Manchester;
bom at Buchanan, co.
Stirling, 25 September
1793; nuuT. by special
licence at the chapel in
Lambeth Palace 9 Feb-
ruary 1818 ; died at
Walcot, aged 82, on
Thursdiay, 16 September,
bur. at Welshpool 24
September 1875. Wll
dated 17 January 1870,
with two codicils dated
respectively 18 January
1872 and 24 December
1872, proved at Shrews-
bury 28 October 1875,
by Edward James, Earl of
Powis, son, the sole Eior.
Edward James Herbert, Earl of Powis ; bom
at Pershore, co. Worcester, 5 November
1818; educated at Eton and at St John's
College, Cambridge, M.A. 1863, High
Steward of Cambridge University 1863;
created LL.D. Cambridge 4 July 1842,
and D.CL. Oxford 24 June 1857 ; M.P.
for North Salop January 1843 to January
1848 ; Life Govemor of King's College,
London ; Lieut-Colonel of the South
Salopian Yeomanry Cavalry 1848; Lord-
Lieutenant for CO. Montgomery 1877 ;
succeeded his father as 3rd Earl 1 7 January
1848; died unmarried at his residence,
45 Berkeley Square, London, aged 72, at
8.45 p.m. on Thursday, 7 May 1891,
bur. at Welshpool. Will dated 10
January 1890, with two codicils dated
respectively 10 January 1890 and 15 April
1891, proved (Prin. Reg., 1034, 91) 19
October 1891, by the Hon"* Robert
Charles Herbert of Orleton, co. Salop,
and the Hon"* William Henry Herbert
of Presfelde, Shrewsbury, co. Salop, a
Major-General in H.M. Army, brothers,
the Eiors.
Lucy Caroline, bom 10 December 1819 ; marr. at
Welshpool (by the Ven*^« Archdeaom Clive) on
Thursday, 14 September 1865, Frederick Calvert
(younger son of General Sir Harry Calvert, ist
Baronet, G.C.B., G.C.H., by Caroline his wife,
dau. of Thomas Hammersley of London [and
brother of the Rt. Hon"* Sir Harry Vemey,
2nd Baronet, P.C., J.P. and D.L.J); bom
9 June 1806 ; educated at Harrow and at Christ
Church, Oxford, matriculated 18 November
1823, aged 17, B.A. 1827, M.A. Merton Collie,
Oxford, 183 1 ; a Student of Lincoln's Inn 28
June 1827, went to the Inner Temple 8 January,
called to the Bar there 28 January 1831, and of
Lincoln's Inn (ad eundem) 9 May 1848; Q.C.
23 February 1849, Bencher of the Inner Temple
27 April 1849; J*^* ^^^ I^'L. for CO. Buckingham;
M.P. for Aylesbury December 1850 to April
18^1; Author of ''Law respecting Parties to
Smts in Equity"; died on Saturday, 6 June
1 89 1, bur. at Claydon. She died s.p. at
38 Upper Grosvenor Street, London, aged 64, on
Saturday, 3 May 1884, and was bur. at Claydon.
Will dated 2 December 1882, proved (Prin.
Reg., 466, 84) 17 June 1884, by Frederick
Calvert, husband, of 38 Upper Grosvenor Street,
CO. Middlesex, and Edward Young Western of
35 Essex Street, Strand, co. Middlesex, the Eiors.
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Charlotte Elizabeth, bom
6 Febraary, bapt at Welsh-
pool, CO. Montgomery,
7 April i8ai ; marr. at St
George's, Hanover Square,
London, 20 October 1846,
Hugh Montgomery of Grey
Abbey, co. Down (only son
of William Montgomery
of Grey Abbey, by Lady
Amelia Elizabeth his wife,
2nd dau. of Thomas, 5th
Earl of Macclesfield) ; bom
at Florence, Italy, 26 June
182 1, and bapt there;
educated at Eton and at
Christ Church, Oxford,
matriculated 3 June 1840,
aged 18; J.P. and D.L. for
CO. Down, High Sheriff
1845 > ^^^ ^^ Scotney
Castle, CO. Kent, aged 72,
29 May, bur. at Cheriton,
CO. Kent, 2 June 1894.
Will, with two codicils,
proved (Prin. Reg., Dublin,
338, 94) 30 July 1894, by
Major-General Hugh Parker
Montgomery of Winchester,
CO. Hants, and Francis
Rawdon Moira Crozier of
Carrickbrennan, co. Dublin,
the Etors. She died at
19 Lowndes Square, West-
minster, on Tuesday, 15
May 1906. S3
{See Pedigree of Mont-
gomery ^ " Visitation of
Ireland^' Vol. 2, page 98.)
Lieut.-General the Rt Hon^ Sir Percy Egerton-
Herbert, P.C., K.CB. ; bom 15 April, bapt
at Welshpool 11 June 1822; educated at
Eton ; entered the Army as Comet 43rd (The
Monmouthshire) Regiment of Foot 17 January
1840, Lieutenant 7 September 1841, Captain
19 June 1846, Major 27 May 1853, Lieut-
Colonel 28 May 1853, Colonel 28 November
1854, Major-General 28 January 1868, retired
as Lieut-General ; served with the 43rd Light
Infantry in the Kaffir War of 1851-53 (medal);
in the expedition into the Orange River
sovereignty, including the battle of Berea;
served as A.Q.M.G. te the 2nd Division of the
Eastem Army from its formation to November
1855, and subsequently as Q.M.G. to the Army
of the East until June 1856 ; was present at the
battle of the Alma (wounded), affair of 26th
October, battle of Inkerman, siege and fall of
Sebastopol (wounded, medal with three clasps,
C.B., Officer of the Legion of Honour, Com-
mander 2nd-<:lass of the Order of St Maurice
and St Lazarus, 3rd-class of the Medjidie and
Turkish medal); served with the 82nd Regi-
ment of Foot in Rdiilcund under Lord Qyde
in 18^8, and was present in various affairs and
skirmishes at Bareilly and Shahjehanpore ;
commanded the districts at Cawnpore and
Futtehpore until the Spring of 1859, and a
force in pursuit of Ferozeshah and a rebel force
to the banks of the Jumna (medal) ; M.P. for
Ludlow 1854-60, and for co. Salop 1865-76;
A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1860-68; A.Q.M.G.
Aldershot 1865-67, and Headquarters 1867-70;
H.M. Treasurer of the Household 1867-68;
Hon. Colonel Salop Rifle Volunteers 1870-76 ;
died at his residence, Styche, Market Drayton,
CO. Salop, in his 55th year, on Satimlay,
7 October, bur. at Moretcxi Saye, co. Salop,
13 October 1876. Will dated 13 January 1876,
proved at Shrewsbury 3 November 1876, by
the Lady Mary Caroline Louisa Herbert of
Styche, co. Salop, relict, the sole Executrix.
•Lad^ Mary Caroline
Louisa, of Styche,
Market Drayton,
only child of William
Thomas, Earl of
Kerry (elder son
of Henry, 3rd Mar-
quess of LansdowneX
by Lady Augusta
Liavinia Priscilla his
wife, 2nd dau.of John
Wimam, 4th Earl of
Bessborough, P.C.
{see Pedigree of Bess-
borough^ Vol, I2f
page III); bom at
Harley Street, Caven-
dish Square, London,
25 April 183s, and
bapt at Lansdowne
House, Berkeley
Square, London ;
marr. at Wimbledon,
CO. Surrey (by the
Rev. the Hon^^
Walter WTilliam Bni-
bazon Ponaonby), on
Thursday, 4 October
i86a
Henry Edward Herbert, bom at 38 Upper Grosvenor Street, London, on Friday, 28 June, bapt
at Grosvenor Chapel, South Audley Street, London, 26 July 1861 ; died, aged 4 years, (xi Tuesday,
8 August, bur. at Langford, co. Oxford, 11 August 1865.
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Harriet Emily, bom
at Powis Castle,
CO. Montgomery, lo
February, bapt at
Welshpool, CO. Mont-
gomery, 20 April,
died at Meriden,
CO. Warwick, aged
II weeks i day,
28 April, and bur.
in the same vault as
her father beneath
the chancel in the
parish church at
Welshpool I May
1S24.
Very Rev. George Herbert,"
bom 25 November 1825,
bapt. at Welshpool 12 Jan-
uary 1826; educated at Eton
and at St. John's Collie,
Cambridge, M.A. 1848 ;
Prebendary of Patson Minor
in Hereford Cathedral, and
Vicar of Clun, co. Salop,
1855-67, Dean of Hereford
from 1867, Master of
St. Ethelberfs Hospital,
Hereford, 1887; died on
Thursday, 15 March 1894,
bur. at Hereford Cathedral.
Will dated 13 March
1894, proved (Prin. Reg.,
557, 94) II April 1894, by
the Hon"« William Henry
Herbert, Major-General in
H.M. Army, brother, and
Anthony Henry Wingfield,
the Ejtors.
■Elizabeth Beatrice, 4th dau. of Sir Tatton
Sykes of Sledmere, co. York, 4th Baronet,
by Mary Anne his wife, 2nd dau. of
Sir William Foulis, 7th Baronet; marr.
by special licence at St George's,
Hanover Square, London (by the Rev*
Sir Henry Foulis, Baronet, Rector of
Brickhill, CO. Buckingham, uncle of the
bride), on Thursday, 15 October 1863;
died at the Deanery, Hereford, on
Wednesday, 4 July 1883, bur. at Here-
ford Cathedral. Admon was granted
at the Principal R^istry 10 September
1883, to the Very Rev. the Hon"* George
Herbert, Dean of Hereford. Further
admon was granted at the Principal
Registry 7 May 1894, to the Hon^
William Henry Herbert, Major-General
in H.M. Army, and Anthony Henry
Wingfield.
George Charles Herbert, Earl of Powis; bom at 23-
Bruton Street, London, on Tuesday, 24 June, bapt. at
St. George's, Hanover Square, London, 23 July 1862 ;
educated at Eton and at St. John's College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1880, B.A. 1885, M.A.
1905 ; Lord-Lieutenant for co. Salop from 1896, and
County Alderman for that county; J.P., D.L. and County
Councillor (Welshpool division) for co. Montgomery;
Hon. Colonel 4th Battalion South Wales Borderers
(Militia) 16 April 1898; succeeded his uncle, Edward
James, Earl of Powis, as 4th Earl 7 May 1891 ; Patron
of the livings of Clun with Chapel Lawn, Newcastle,
Bishops Castle, Clunbury, Llanvair Waterdine, Trefonen,
Mindtown with Norbury, Montford with Shrawardine,
Oswestry, Bettws-y-Cruen, Hopesay and Lydbury North,
all CO. Salop, of Pool Quay, Churchstoke, Llanwddyn,
Montgomery, all co. Montgomery, and of Knighton,
CO. Radnor.
■Violet Ida Eveline, Baroness Darcy
de Knayth, younger dau. of Sackville
George, 12th Baron Conyers and
iSth Baron Darcy de Knayth, by
Mary his wife, eldest dau. of
Reginald Curteis of Windmill Hill,
CO. Sussex; bom at Wellesboume,
CO. Warwick, on Thursday, i June,
bapt. there 2 July 1865 ; succeeded
her father as Baroness Darcy de
Knayth 24 August 1888, and
established her claim 29 September
1903; marr. at St Geoige's,
Hanover Square, London, on
Thursday, 21 August 1890.
{Ste Pedigree of Conyers^ Vol. 5,
page 2.)
Percy Robert Herbert, Viscount
Clive; born at 45 Berkeley
Square, London, on Friday,
2 December 1892, bapt. at
St. George's, Hanover Square,
London, 14 January 1893.
Hermione Gwladys, bom at
45 Berkeley Square, London,
on Monday, 17 September,
bapt. at St. George's, Hanover
Square, London, 25 October
1900.
Mervyn Horatio Herbert,
born at 45 Berkeley Square,
London, on Saturday, 7 May
1904, bapt at St. George's,
Hanover Square, London,
25 June 1906.
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Robert Charles Herbert of Orleton, oo. Salop;
bom in London 24 June 1S27 ; educated at
Eton and at St. John's College, Cambridge, M.A.
1849; a Student of Lincoln's Inn 2 June 1849,
then aged 22, called to the Bar 30 Apnl
1853; Chancellor of the Lichfield Diocese
1875-99; J.P., D.L. and County Alderman for
CO. Salop, High Sheriff 1878; formerly Major
Shropshire Rifle Volunteers; died at Orleton,
aged 75, on Friday, 31 October, bur. at Wrock-
wardine, co. Salop, 5 November 1902. Will
dated 29 December 1886, with two codicils dated
respectively 15 October 1892 and 27 November
1 90 1, proved (Prin. Reg., 185, 1903) 6 February
1903, by the Hon^*« Anna Maria Herbert, relief
and Edward William Herbert, C.B., Colonel in
H.M. Army, son, two of the Etors.
i*-7-Anna Maria, of Orleton, only child and heir
of Edward Cludde of Orleton and of
Wrockwardine, by Catherine Harriett his
wife, only dau. of Lieut.-General Sir William
Cockbum, Baronet ; bom at Wrockwardine
9 September, bapt. there 12 September
1830; marr. at St. George's, Hanover Square,
London (by the Rt. Rev. Geoige Augustus
Selwyn, Bishop of New 2^1and), on Thurs-
day, 22 June 1854; died suddenly at her
residence, 2 Gloucester Place, London, in
her 76th year, on Tuesday, 13 March, bur.
at Wrockwardine 16 March 1906. Will
dated i March 1904, proved in the
Principal Registry 25 April 1906, by Edward
William Herbert, son, the sole Etor.
Mary Anne, bom at 38 Upper Grosvenor Street, London, on Tuesday,
9 August 1864 ; marr. at St. Mark's, North Audley Street, London (by the
Ven^* Archdeacon Bather, Canon of Hereford, assisted by the Rev. Edward
Ffarrington Clayton, Rector of Ludlow, co. Salop, uncle of the bridegroom),
on Tuesday, 25 October 1898, William Clive Hussey of 2 Hereford
Gardens, Park Lane, London (2nd son of Edward Hussey of Scotney
Castle, CO. Sussex, J.P. and D.L., by Henrietta Sarah his wife, eldest dau.
of the Hon^*« Rob«t Henry Clive) ; bom at 53 Lower Grosvenor Street,
London, on Saturday, 2 January 1858; entered the Army as Lieutenant
Royal Engineers 19 June 1877, Captain i April 1888, Major 14 March
1896 ; A.D.C. to Govemor and Commander-in-Chief, Bermuda, West Indies,
24 May 1 88 1 to 22 March 1882, and A.D.C. to Lieut-General Grant, C.B.,
Inspector-General of Fortifications and of Royal Engineers, War Office,
20 April 189Z ; retired 21 July 1897 ; served with Bechuanaland Expedition
under Sir Charles Warren in 1884-85. =f
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Winifred Lucy
Elizabeth, bom
at the Deanery,
Hereford, on
Friday, 2 Au-
gust 1872.
Magdalen Lucy,
bom at 22 Upper
Grosvenor Street,
London, on Tues-
day, 26 July, bapt.
at Kew, CO. Surrey,
24 August 1864;
received patent
of precedence as
daughter of an
Earl 17 October
1891.
Margaret Augusta, bom at 43 Charles Street, Berkeley Square, London,
on Sunday, 6 December 1868, bapt at St Thomas', Regent Street,
London, 6 January 1869; received patent of precedence as daughter of
an Earl 17 October 1891; marr. at Moreton Sa^, co. Salop (by the
Rev. Charles Gore, Canon of Westminster, assisted by the Ven**«
Archdeacon Furse), on Tuesday, 16 February 1897, Thomas Richard
Cholmondeley of Pant-y-Ochin, Gresford, co. Denbigh (eldest son of the
Rev. Richard Hugh Cholmondeley, formerly of Condover Hall, co. Salop,
and Rector of Hodnet, co. Salop, Rural Dean, by Emily his wife, eldest
dau. of Henry Ralph Beaumont of Newby Park, co. York) ; bom at the
Rectory, Hodnet, on Wednesday, 21 May, bapt. at Hodnet 23 May 1856;
educated at Wellington and at Trinity College, Cambridge, matriculated
Michaelmas Term, 1875, B.A. 1878; Diploma of Royal Agricultural
Collie, Cirencester, 1883 ; appointed 2nd Lieutenant Shropshire
Yeomanry Cavalry 1878, Captain 1889, retired with rank of Hon. Major
1897. J
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Hamet Jane, bom 28 December 1831, bapt. at Welshpool, co. Montgomery, 9 Febniaxy 183a ;
died unmarried at 45 Berkeley Square, London, aged 47, on Monday, ai June, bur. at
Welshpool 29 June 1880. Will dated 15 May 1880, proved (Prin. Reg., 589, 80) a6 July
1880, by Edward James, Earl of Powis, brother, the sole Eior.
CO. Salop, C.B.; born at 38 Upper Grosvenor
Street, London, on Thursday, 22 March,
bapt. at St. George's, Hanover Square,
London, 12 May 1855; educated at Eton;
entered the Army as Lieutenant 6oth Regi-
ment of Foot (King's Royal Rifle Corps)
2 December 1874, Captain 19 August 1883,
Brevet Major 21 May 1884, Adjutant of
Volunteers 3 October 1887 to 2 January
1893, Major icing's Royal Rifle Corps 15
October 1890, Lieut-Colonel 15 October
1898, Brevet Colonel 15 October 1902;
on special service in South Africa 31
May to 7 November 1879; A.D.C. to
Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Fiji
Islands (George William Des Vaux, C.M.G.)
18 September 1880 to 14 May 1883;
Assistant Military Secretary to Governor and
Commander-in-Chief of Gibraltar (General
Sir Robert Biddulph, G.C.M.G., C.B.)
3 June to 30 September 1895 l served in
latter part of Zulu War 1879, with the 3rd
Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps (medal
with clasp); in Soudan Expedition 1884,
with the 3rd Battalion King's Royal Rifle
Corps, and was present at the engagements
of El Teb and Temai (mentioned in
despatches, Brevet of Major, medal with
clasp, and Khedive's star); served in South
African War 1 901-1902, at operations in
Orange River Colony January to 31 May
1902 (mentioned in despatches, '* London
Gazette," 29 July 1902, Queen's medal with
two clasps, C.B. 22 August 1902); now
commanding Rifle Depdt at Winchester;
J.P. for CO. Salop.
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Colonel Edward William Herbert of Orleton,*^Beatrice Anne,
elder dau. of
Sir Hedworth
Williamson of
Whitburn Hall,
CO. Durham, 8th
Baronet, M.P.,
J.P. and D.L.,
by Lady Eliza-
beth his wife, 4th
dau. of Henry
Thomas, ist
Earl of Ravens-
worth, M.P. ;
bom at Hamil-
ton Lodge, Ken-
sington Gore,
London, on
Saturday, 23
April 1864;
marr. at Whit-
bum (by the
Rev. the Hon"«
Robert Lidoch,
assisted by the
Rev. George
Frederic Price,
the Rector) on
Wednesday, 12
January 1887.
Colonel Graham Cludde
Herbert, F.R.G.S.; bom at
38 Upper Grosvenor Street,
London, on Wednesday, 19
November, bapt. at St. George's,
Hanover Square, London, 27
December 1856 ; entered the
Army as Sub-Lieutenant 96th
Regiment of Foot 1 1 February
i^75i transferred to 7th Regi-
ment of Foot 29 January 1876,
Lieutenant 11 February 1876,
Captain 24 September 1884,
Adjutant 28 February 1885 to
27 February 1890, Adjutant
2nd Volunteer Battalion North
Staflbrdshire Regiment 15
March 1892 to 14 March
1897 ; Lieut-Colonel (Brevet
Colonel 3 September 1905)
Commanding 2nd Battalion
The Royal Fusiliers (City of
London R^ment) since
3 September 1902 ; served
in Afghan War i879h-8o, and
took part in the defence of
Kandahar, including the sortie
of Deh Khoiah (medal).
Dorothy Marguerite Elizabeth, born at Belgrave
Mansions, Grosvenor Gardens, London, on
Sunday, 4 March, bapt. at St. Paul's, Kn^hts-
bridge, London, 11 April 1888.
Phyllis Hedworth Camilla, born at 32 Lower
Belgrave Street, London, on Wednesday,
19 December 1894.
Edward Robert Henry Herbert, bom at Belgrave
Mansions, Grosvenor Gardens, London, on
Sunday, 19 May 1889; educated at Eton.
Christian Victor Charles Herbert, bom at
32 Lower Belgrave Street, London, on
Saturday, 28 May, bapt at St. Peter's, Eaton
Square, London, 30 June 1904.
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Major-General William Henry Herbert of Winsley Hall,-f-Sybella Augusta, elder dau. of
Mark William Vane Milbank
of Thorp Perrow, co. York,
J.P. and D.L. (elder brother
of Sir Frederick Acclom Mil-
bank, Baronet), by Barbarina
Sophia his wife, 3rd dau. of
Sir Thomas Harvie Farquhar,
2nd Baronet ; bom at Thorp
Perrow 4 May 1847, and bapt
privately the same day (bap-
tism registered at Well, North
Riding, co. York) ; marr.
there (bv the Very Rev.
the Hon"« George Herbert,
Dean of Hereford, assisted
by the Rt. Rev. Robert
Bickersteth, 'Bishop of Ripon)
on Thursday, 30 November
1871.
Shrewsbury, co. Salop; bom at Welshpool, co. Montgomery,
8 February, bapt there 16 April 1834; educated at Eton;
entered the Araiy as Ensign 43rd Light Infantry 11 June 1852,
Lieutenant 25 August 1854, Captain 16 November 1855, Major
9 March 1867, Lieut.-Colonel 25 April 1868, Colonel 9 May
1874, Major-General 3 April 1885, formerly Colonel 4th West
Indian Regiment; A.A.G. Birmingham Northern District
1871-73, A.A.G. and A.Q.M.G. Eastern District 1873-75,
commanding Northampton Brigade Dep6t 1877-80, com-
manding 49th Regimental District at Readmg 1882-85; retired
12 February 1890; served with the 46th Regiment of Foot
in the Crimea from 31 July 1855, including the siege and
fall of Sebastopol (medal with clasp and Turkish medal);
J.P. for the counties of Salop and Northampton; Mayor of
Shrewsbury 1889.
Henry James Herbert, born 10 March, bapt.
at St. Thomas', Orchard Street, Portman
Square, London, 4 April 1882.
Lucy Edith, bom 30 October, bapt. at All
Saints', Reading, co. Berks, 30 November
1883.
Percy Mark Herbert, bom 24 April, bapt at
St. Giles', Shrewsbury, 30 May 1885 ; educated
at Rugby and at Trinity College, Cambridge,
matriculated 1904.
Alice Harriet, bom 10 August, bapt. at St.
Giles', Shrewsbury, 9 September 1887.
Florentia Caroline,
bom at Wrockwar-
dine Hall, co.
Salop, on Monday,
4 January, bapt.
at Wrockwardine
3 February 1858.
Beatrice Mary, bom at Wrockwardine Hall on Wednesday, 17 September,
bapt at Wrockwardine 21 October 1862; marr. there (by the Rev.
Augustus Pemberton Salusbury, the Vicar) on Wednesday, 11 July 1883,
George Henry Vaughan Jenkins of Herbert Park, Armidale, New South
Wales (eldest son of Richard Lewis Jenkins of Nepean Towers, Sydney,
New South Wales, by Mary Rae his wife, dau. of Edward Johnstone,
Major 50th Regiment of Foot); bom 24 November 1852; J.P.
of New South Wales and Queensland; Member of General Synod of
Australia 1905. =^
Annie Katharine Louisa,
bom at Orleton, co.
Salop, on Tuesday, 4
October, bapt. at Wrock-
wardine 6 November
1864.
Arthur Frederick Herbert of 22 Portman Street, London,
F.R.G.S. ; bom at Orleton on Monday, 10 Decefkiber 1866,
bapt at Wrockwardine 8 January 1867 ; King's Foreign Service
Messenger (appointed 29 August 1899); 2nd Lieutenant Hon*^«
Artillery Company 19 Febmary 1902, Lieutenant 10 September
1904; served in South African War 1 900-1 901, with Hon**^
Artillery Company (medal with three clasps).
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FaC'Simile of a Portrait of Thomas Crisp of Rendlesham,
CO. Suffolk (son of Samuel Crisp of Chillesford, co. Suffolk^
by Sarah his wife, daughter of Nathaniel Yorke of
Grundisburgh, co. Suffolk); died, aged 86, 27 January,
buried at Chillesford i February 1823 ; in the possession
of Frederick Arthur Crisp of '' Broculhurst,'' Godalming,
CO. Surrey, his great-grandson.
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Crtsip of Clie JiaU, ^la^fotli.
(0. J^uffbll
Arms on record in the CoUege of Arms,—
Per pale aieent and or on a chevron invected
plain cotised sable five horse-shoes of the second.
Crest. — Upon a rock proper a cameleopard
statant sable sem^e of annulets goreed with
a collar with chain reflexed over the back and
holding in the month a horse-shoe all or.
Motto, — ^Dam tempos ' habemus operemar
bonam.
Thomas Cfisp of Rendlesham,.^iAnna9
CO. Suffolk, formerly of Melton, ~
in the same county (3rd son of
Samuel Crisp of Stemfield,
CO. Suffolk, afterwards of
Chillesford, in the same county,
by Sarah his wife, dau. of
Nathaniel Yorke of Grundis-
burgh, CO. Suffolk); died,
aged 86, 27 January, bur. at
Chillesford i February 1823.
M.I. Will dated 27 October
1817, proved 18 June 1823
(Arch : of Suffolk). Memorial
Ring inscribed:
THO*
CRISP OBT. 27™ JAN"^ 1823,
X.T, 86," in the possession of
his great-grandson^ Frederick
Arthir Crisp, Portrait at
'' Broadhurst,"* Godalming.
dau. of John
Edwards of Dennington
Hall, CO. Suffolk, by
Anna his wife, dau. df
John Grinling of Lax-
field, CO. Suffolk (see
''Notes*' to ''Visitation
of England and Waks^'
Vol. J, page 87) ; bom
I August, bapt. at
Dennington 28 August
1744; marr. there by
licence 27 January
1779; <Ued, aged 66^
bur. at Chillesford 24
January 181 1. M.I.
Silhouette at "Broad-
hurst^* Godalming.
Edwards Crisp of Rendlesham, co. Suffolk,-^Mary,
and afterwards of Gedgrave Hall, near
Orford, in the same county; bom on
Friday, 9 February, bapt at Melton 19
February 1781 ; died at Gedgrave Hall,
aged 49> ^5 Febmary, bur. at Chillesford
4 March 1829. M.I.
dau. of John Mayhew of Orford, appointed
Lieutenant Suffolk Fendble Infantry 5 August 1795,
by Sarah his wife, dau. of Daniel Lincoln of Wickham
Skeith, CO. Suffolk; bom at Orford 17 November 1784,
bapt at Wickham Skeith 24 July 1787; marr. there
by licence on Monday, 2 December 1805 (mtarriage
licence at Ipswich dated 7 November 1805) ; died at
Rose Hill, Orford, in her 92nd year, on Tuesday,
16 May, bur. at Chillesford 22 May 1876. M.I.
Will dated 12 March 1869, proved (Prin. Reg.,
556, 76) 13 July 1876, by Robert Crisp of Orford,
CO. Suffolk, son, one of die E&ors.
I
Edwards Crisp of Walworth, co. Surrey, of
Westminster, and afterwards of Chelsea, co. Middlesex; bom
10 December, bapt at Rendlesham 16 December 1806 (Peter Isaac,
ist Baron Rendlesham, stood sponsor), received into the church at
Rendlesham 19 April 1807 ; M.D. St Andrew's 1848, M.R.C.S. Eng.
1829, L.S.A. 1828 (St Thomas' and Paris), Member Patholojgical
Society, Fellow Medical Society, London, sometime Physician
Metropolitan Dispensary, Fore Street, London ; Author of various
medical works, Editor of London Medical Examiner ; died suddenly
at 16 Beaufort Street, Chelsea, aged 76, on Wednesday, 15 November,
bur. in Brompton Cemetery, London, 21 November 1882. M.I.
Will dated 8 October 1866, proved in the Principal Registry
2 Febmary 1883, ^7 Robert Crisp, one of the surviving Eftors.
Parliament Street,^Harriet, dau. of William
£^^ti^iJV fn^/^
A
Copping of Framlingham, co.
Suffolk; marr. at Gla^ow
3 March 1857 ; died at Putney,
CO. Surrey, in her 76th year,
on Sunday, 19 August, bur. in
Brompton Cemetery, London,
on Thursday, 23 August 1906.
M.I. WiU dated 24 April
1905, proved in the Principal
Registry 14 September 1906,
by Frederick Arthur Crisp and
Christopher William Adamson
of the Stock Exchange, the
Eftors.
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Thomas Crisp of Chillesford,
CO. Suffolk ; bom at Melton, co.
Suffolk, at 6 p.m. on Wednesday,
31 July 1783, bapt at Rendle-
sham, CO. Suffolk, i October
1783; marr. by licence at
Chillesford 22 October 1821,
Sarah Lockwood of Stowmarket,
CO. Suffolk (manriage licence
at Ipswich, dated 19 October
1 82 1); died at Combs, co.
Suffolk, and bur. there. He
died s.p. at Chillesford, aged
79, 22 March, and was bur.
there 29 March 1862. M.I.
Anna, bom on Thursday, 9 April, bapt privately the same
day, and received into the church at Rendlesham 2 July
1784; marr. by* licence at Rendlesham on Tuesday,
25 September z8oi, John Edwards of Capel St Andrew,
CO. Suffolk; bom 29 June 1785; died s.p., aged 39,
17 January, bur. at Dennington, co. Suffolk, 22 January
1825. She marr. 2ndly at Earl Stonham, co. Suffoll^
29 September 1826, Scapy Tydeman of Earl Stonham (son
of James Tydeman of Earl Stonham, by Mary his wife) ;
bapt at Earl Stonham 23 December 1776; died s.p. at
Ipswich, aged 67, 12 June, bur. at Earl Stonham 19 June
1844. ^^ dated 28 May 1844, with codicil dated 4 June
1844, proved 18 July 1845 (Arch: of Suffolk). She died
at Gedgrave, near Orford, co. Suffolk, aged 79, 2 May, and
was bur. at Chillesford 8 May 1862. M.I.
n
Mary, bom at
Rendlesham 7 April,
bapt there 8 April
18 10; died at Rose
Hill, Orford, in her
82nd year, at 8.30
a.m. on Monday,
8 February, bur. at
Orford on Friday,
12 February 1892.
Will dated 28 April
1887, proved at
Ipswich 25 March
i892,byRobert Crisp,
brother, one of the
ESors, Eliza Crisp,
spinster, the sister,
having renounced.
Portrait in Ms
at '' Broadhurst;'
Godalming^ co, Sur-
rey^ in the possession
of Frederick Arthur
Crispy her nephew.
Thomas Crisp of Chilli
ford, and afterwards of
Butley Abbey, both co.
Suffolk; bom at Rendle-
sham 29 April, bapt there
privately 20 May, and
received into the church
at Rendlesham 20 July
1808; died s.p. while
bunting at Hacheston,
CO. Suffolk, aged 60, on
Friday, 22 January, bur.
at Butley 29 January
1869. Will dated 28
December 1852, proved
(Prin. Reg., 159, 69) 13
March 1869, by Robert
Crisp of Gedgrave, co.
Suffolk, and Arthur
William Crisp of Ged-
grave, brothers, the E&ors.
/^/i^/.
Eliza, dau. of Henry Edwards of Woodbridge,
CO. Suffolk, by Mary Ann his wife, dau. of
Samuel Higham of Cookham, co. Suffolk;
bom at Woodbridge 4 November, bapt there
10 November 181 3; marr. at Cortessey, co.
Norfolk, 29 December 1852. She marr.
istly at Woodbridge 4 April 1837, Thomas
Naunton Catlin of Chillesford ^oniy son of
Thomas Catlin of Butley Abbey, oy Elizabeth
Threadkell his wife, of Charsfield, co.
Suffolk); bom 27 March, bapt at Butley
^ AprU 181 2; died at Chillesford, leaving
issue, aged 29, 15 September, bur. at Butley
21 September 1841. Silhouette in the
possession of his grand-daughter^ Georgina
Julia Robinson. Admon was granted by the
Archdeaconry Court of Suffolk 2 March 1842,
to Eliza Catlin, the lawful widow and relict
Sureties : Henry Edwards and Robert Cana,
both of Woodbridge. {See Pedigree of
Catlin, Vol 6, page 33). She died at "The
Lawn," Melton, co. Suffolk, on Saturday,
9 July, and was bur. at Budey 14 July 1892.
Will dated 9 November 1891, proved at
Ipswich 13 August 1892, by Henry Charles
Edwards and Samuel Stagoll Higham.
{See Pedigree of Edwards, Vol. 7,
page 2S8.)
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Anna Sophia, bom at Rendlesham, co. Suffolk, 9 May 1813, and bapt
privately the next day (by the Rev. John Hindes Groome, Curate);
marr. at Orford, co. Suffolk, 12 November 1840, Frederick Stanford
of Houbridge Hall,
Great Oakley, co.
Essex (5th son of
John Stanford of Ash-
bocking, co. Suffolk,
by Mary Edwards his
wife, of Ashbocking) ;
bom 26 January 1805,
bapt at Ashbocking 7 February 1808 ; died at Houbridge Hall, Great
Oakley, aged 73, on Monday, 23 May, bur. at Great Oakley 30 May
1881. M.I. Silhauetie in the possession of John Edwards Stanford^
a facsimile of which is given in Vol. j?, facing page go. Will dated
16 September 1878, proved (Prin. Reg., 562, 81) 25 July 1881, by
Stanley Frederick Stanford of Tendring, co. Essex, Charles Matuice
Stanford of Great Oakley, and John Edwards Stanford of 13 Chad well
Street, co. Middlesex, sons, three of the Eiors. She died at Houbridge
Hall, Great Oakley, in her 80th year, at 4,30 p.m. on Friday, 24
February, and was bur. at Great Oakley on Wednesday, i March
1893. Admon was granted at the Principal Registry 19 April 1893, to
John Edwards Stanford and Arthur Henry Stanford, sons.
{See Pedigree of Stanford^ Vol. j?, page 94.)
^^
Robert Crisp of
Lebton, and after-
wards of Orford,
both CO. Suffolk;
bom 27 March,
bapt at Rendle-
sham (by the
Rev. John Hindes
Groome, Curate)
10 April 1815 ;
died at Daphne
House, OHbrd,
aged 85, on Satur-
day, 31 March,
bur. at Orford
5 April 1900.
WiU dated 26
December 18^9,
proved at Ipswich
8 May 1900,
by John WilUam
Rouse, Walter
Henry Rope, nep-
hew, and Arthur
John Rouse, the
Eftors.
Edmund Crisp, bom
14 May, bapt at
Rendlesham (by the
Rev.Cuthbert Henley,
the Rector) 7 August
181 7 ; accidentally
drowned by the
swamping of a canoe
on the river Murrum-
bidgee, Australia,
27 August 1846,
Memorial Ring in-
scribed : ** EDMUND
CRISP OB**" 27 AUG^
i846,"iVf Ihe possession
of Frederick Arthur
Crisps his nephew.
Emma Elizabeth, bom at Rendlesham 26 October 181 9, bapt. there
(by the Rev. Cuthbert Henley, the Rector) 18 July 1820; marr. at
Orford 22 May 1851, Edward Rope
of Orford (5th son of Richard Rope
of Cransfoid Hall, co. Suffolk, and
afterwards of Ubbeston Hall, in the
same county, by Hannah his wife,
dau. of Samuel Button of Bnmdish,
CO. Suffolk) ; bom at Cransford
3 February, bapt there 12 March
1816; Mayor of Orford 1882, Chamberlain of Orford 1881-86; died
at Orford, in his 83rd year, on Tuesday, 27 September, bur. in the
churchyard at Orford on Friday, 30 September 1898. Will dated
9 May 1895, proved at Ipswich 29 November 1898, by Mary Emma
Rope, spinster, the daughter, Walter Henry Rope and Charles Rope,
three of the E*ors. She died at Orford, in her 76th year, on
Tuesday, 26 March, and was bur. there on Friday, 29 March 1895.
Admon was granted at Ipswich 6 June 1895, to Edward Rope.
1
{See Pedigree of Rope, Vol. 2, page jy.)
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Frederick Augustus Crisp of The Hal],-pSarah, dau. of John Steedman of Walworth, by Leah
Playfoid, CO. Suffolk, formerly of Wal-
worth, CO. Surrey ; bom at Rendlesham,
CO. Suffolk, on Monday, 2 July 182 1,
bapt. there (by the Rev. Cuthbert
Henley, the Rector) 30 August 1822;
Membfer of the Royal College of
Surgeons 5 October 1844, Licentiate of
the Society of Apothecaries 15 January
1846 ; died at The Hall, Playford, in his
63rd year, on Wednesday, 6 February,
bur. at Playford 11 February 1884.
M.I. Will dated 16 April 1878, proved
in the Principal R^;istiy 4 April 1884,
by Frederick Arthur Cnsp and William
Henry Crisp, sons, the £&ors.
his wife, dau. of Richard and Martha Badcock of
High Wycombe, ca Buckingham ; bom at Walworth
24 April, bapt at St Mary, Newington, ca Surrey,
22 May 1822; marr. at St Peter's, Walworth (by
the Rev. Francis Freen^an Statham), on Wednesday,
30 May 1849 (marriage licence, Archbishop of
Canterbury, 25 May 1849) ; died at The Hall,
Playford, aged 59, on Monday, 15 August, bur.
at Playford 22 August 1881. M.L Will dated
I September 1877, proved in the Principal R^;istry
25 October 1881, by Frederick Arthur Crisp and
William Henry Crisp, sons, the Eiors.
{See Pedigree of Steedman, Vol. 11, page 8q,)
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Frederick Arthur Crisp o^-^-Gertrude, dau^ of John South of Ramsey, co. Essex, and
''Broadhurst," Godalming, CO.
Surrey, and of Little Wenham
Hall, ca Suffolk; bom at
2 Charlotte Row, Walworth
Road, on Friday, 27 June,
bapt at St Mary, Newington,
29 October 185 1; confirmed
there (by the Rt Rev. John
Jackson, Bishop of London)
9 July 1869 ; Citizen of Lon-
don, admitted to Freedom 19
July 1872; Member of the
Worshipful Company of Car-
penters, admitted to Freedom
2 July and to livery 6 August
1872, Master 1 904-1905. Oil
painting by JV. R. Symonds at
'' Broadhurst,'' Godalming.
afterwards of Stutton, co. Suffolk, by Sarah his wife, 2nd dau.
of Edward and Sarah Coo(>er of Great Oakley, co. Essex;
bom at Foulton Hall, Ramsey, 9 April, bapt. at Ramsey (by
the Rev. Patrick Fenn, Rectcw: of Wrabness, co. Essex), 9 May
i860; confirmed at Holbrook, co. Suffolk (by the Rt Rev.
John Thomas Pelham, Bishop of Norwich); marr. by licence
at Stutton (by the Rev. Anthony Cox Feim, Curate of Great
Oakley) on Thursday (Trafalgar Day), 21 October 1880
(marriage licence. Archbishop of Cajiterbury) ; marriage
settlements dated 14 October 1880. Trustees: John South
of Stutton, near Ipswich, and William Heruy Crisp of
Walworth, co. Surrey. John South died at Stutton 30 October
1892, and on 12 December 1893, his son, John Arthur South,
was appointed in his place. William Henry Crisp died at
Great Bealings, ca Suffolk, i June 1902, and on 15 June 1903,
Cooper South was appointed in his place. Oil painting 6y
W. R, Symonds at '' Broadhurst,'' Godalming.
{See Pedigree of South, Vol. 11, page 18.)
Dorothy, bom at Inglewood
House, Grove Park, Denmark
Hill, at 6.40 a.m. on Tuesday,
19 July, bapt at Stutton, by
the Rev. the Hon"* Walter
William Brabazon Ponsonby,
the Rector [afterwards 7th Earl
of Bessborough], 11 September
1881 ; confirmed at St Giles',
Camberwell, co. Surrey (by the
Rt Rev. Huyshe Wolcott
Yeatman, Suffragan Bishop of
Southwark), on the aftemoon
of Sunday, 13 March 1898.
Margaret, bom at Inglewood
House, Grove Park, Deimiark
Hill, at 1.20 a.m. on Thurs-
day, 17 May, bapt at Stutton
(by the Rev. the Hon"*
Walter William Brabazon
Ponsonby, the Rector) 19
August 1883; confirmed at
St Saviour's, Denmark
Park, Camberwell (by the
Rt Rev. Huyshe Wolcott
Yeatman, Suffragan Bishop of
Southwark), on the aftemoon
of Sunday, 19 May 1901.
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Ursula, bom at Inglewood
House, Grove Park, Denmark
Hill, about 6 p.m. on Wednes-
day, 3 December 1884, bapt
at Stutton (by the Rev. the
Hon"* Walter William Brabazon
Ponsonby, the Rector) 5 April
1885 ; confirmed at St
Saviour's, Denmark Park,
Camberwell (by the Rt Rev.
Huyshe Wolcott Yeatman,
Suffragan Bishop of Southwaric),
on the aftemoon of Sunday,
19 May 1901.
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Arthur William Crisp of Orford, formerly off Rose Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John Peyto
Chillesford, both co. Suffolk ; bom at
Rendlesham, co. Suffolk, 2 May 1823, bapt
there 25 May 1824 (by the Rev. Cuthbert
Henley, the Rector^; died at Norwich on
Monday, 26 April, bur. at Orford on Friday,
30 April 1897. Will dated 21 May 1895,
proved at Ipswich 12 July 1897, by Charles
Maurice Stanford, nephew, one of the Eiors.
Budd of Stutton, then of Hachiston and
afterwards of Wickham Market, all co.
Suffolk, by Elizabeth his wife, 5th dau. of
John Stanford of Ashbocldng Hall, co. Suffolk
{see Pedigree of Stanford^ Vol. p, page gs) i
bom at Stutton 25 September, bapt there
22 October 1839; marr. at Bradfield, co.
Essex, 9 October 1878.
{See Pedigree of Buddy Vol. lO^ page i6p.)
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Thomas Arthur Frederick Crisp, bom
at Orford 5 August, bapt. at Pfayford,
CO. Suffolk, II October 1880.
Rosa, of The William Henry Crisp of "The Cedars,"-
Hall, Playford; Great Bealings, co. Suffolk; bom at
bom at 22 Charlotte Row, Walworth Road, on
Charlotte Row, Friday, 2 March, bapt. at St Mary,
WalworthRoad, Newington, 13 April 1855; died at
CO. Surrey, on "The Cedars," Great Bealings, aged
Monday, 27 Sep- 47, on Sunday, i June, bur. at Playford,
tember, bapt. on Thursday, 5 June' 1902. Will dated
at St Mary, 18 May 1883, proved (Prin. Reg., 78,
Newington, co. 1902) 18 July 1902, by Frederick
Surrey, 17 No- Arthur Crisp, one of the Eiors.
vember 1852.
'Charlotte Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
William Burchall Peren of Compton
Durville, co. Somerset, by Elizabeth
his wife, dau. of John Francis Louch
of Stonchester, ca Somerset ; bom at
South Petherton, co. Somerset, 28
October 1859, bapt there {no record in
Register); marr. at South Petherton
on Friday, 8 December 1882.
{See Pedigree of Peren, Vol. p,
page isi.)
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Harold Godfrey Cnsp,
bom at "The Cedars,"
Great Bealings, on
Monday, 11 May, bapt
at Great Bealings 17
October 1885.
Muriel, bom at " The
Cedars," Great Beal-
ings, on Wednesday,
2 April, bapt at Great
Bealings 24 July 1890.
Reginald Crisp, bom
at "The Cedars,"
Great Bealings, on
Friday, 15 April, bapt
at Great Bealings 28
May 1892.
Edna Irene May, bom
at "The Cedars,"
Great Bealings, on
Thursday, 2 April,
bapt at Great Bealings
26 July 1896.
Katharine, bom at Inglewood
House, Grove Park, Denmark Hill,
CO. Surrey, at 3.10 p.m. on Tues-
day, 29 March, bapt at Stutton,
CO. Suffolk (by the Rev. the
Hon"« Walter William Brabazon
Ponsonby, the Rector^ 3 June
1887 ; confirmed at St Stephen's,
Dulwich, CO. Surrey (by the
Rt Rev. Edward Stuart Talbot,
Bishop of Rochester), on the after-
noon of Monday, 30 March 1903.
Cecily, bom at Inglewood House,
Grove Park, Denmark Hill, about
3 p.m. on Friday, 23 November
1888, bapt at Playford (by
the Rev. John Major Freeman,
the Rector) 31 August 1889;
confirmed at St. Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, London (by the
Rt. Rev. Frederick Edward
Ridgeway, Bishop of Kensington),
on the aftemoon of Friday,
30 June 1905.
Barbara, bom at Ingle-
wood House, Grove
Park, Denmark Hill, at
8.12 a.m. on Tuesday,
28 June, bapt at
Stutton (by the Rev.
the HonW« Walter
William Brabazon Pon-
sonby, the Rector),
22 September 1892.
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Henry Crisp, bom at Rendlesham, co. Suffolk, i July
1825, bapt there (by the Rev. Cuthbert Henley,
the Rector) 30 March 1826; B.A.; Assistant-Surgeon
3 J November 1848, Surgeon 22 June 1855, Surgeon-
Major I October 1868, retired 25 November 1868 ;
served with the 63rd R^ment of Foot in the Crimean
Campaign from 15 April 1855, including the siege
and fall of Sebastopol, bombardment and capture
of Kinboum (medal with clasp and Turkish medal);
died unmarried, aged 50, 3 October, bur. in the
Eastern Catacomb Compartment at Nunhead Ceme-
tery, CO. Surrey, 19 October 1875. ^^ dated 18
January 1869, with two codicils dated respectively
22 February 1869 and 2 July 1875, proved (Prin.
Reg., 837, 76) 23 November 1876, by Frederick
Augustus Crisp of 338 Walworth Road, co. Surrey,
Surgeon, brother, the surviving £&or.
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Ehza, bom at Rendlesham 24 August
1827, bapt. at Chillesford, co. Suffolk,
17 November 1834; died at her
residence, Rose Hill, Orford, co.
Suffolk, on Monday, 16 October,
bur. at Orford on Friday, 20
October 1905. M.L Will dated
II • June 1900, proved in the
Principal Registry 22 November
1905, by Walter Henry Rope and
Charles Rope, nephews, the Exors.
^
George Edwin Crisp of The
Hall, Playford, co. Suffolk;
bom at 2 Charlotte Row,
Walworth Road, co. Surrey,
on Tuesday, 16 June, bapt
at St. Mary, Newington,
CO. Surrey, 15 July 1857;
Member of the Worshipftil
Company of Carpenters,
admitted to Freedom 6 Au-
gust and to Livery i October
1878; died at The Hall,
Playford, in his 48th year,
on Wednesday, 29 March,
bur. at Playford on Monday,
3 April 1905. M.I. Will
dated 22 February 1902,
proved in the Principal
R^stry 30 May 1905, by
Fr^erick Arthur Crisp,
brother, the £5cor.
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Emma, of The Hall,
Playford ; bom at
2 Charlotte Row,
Walworth Road, on
Saturday, 16 July,
bapt. at St Mary,
Newington, 17 Au-
gust 1859.
Marian, bom at 2 Charlotte Row,
Walworth Road, on Saturday, 2 November,
bapt at St Mary, Newington, 4 December
1861 ; marr. at Playford (by the Rev.
John Major Freeman, the Vicar), on
Thursday, 29 August 1895, Arthur Rust
Hunt of "Homefields," Sproughton, co.
Suffolk (6th son of William Hunt of
Culpho, CO. Suffolk, by Sarah Ann Phillis
his wife, dau. of George Watkins of
Clopton, CO. Suffolk); bom at Culpho
16 August 1862, bapt. at Grundisburgh,
CO. Suffolk, 29 March 1895.
(See Pedigree of Hunt, Vol 11,
page 107)
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Arms OH record in the College of Arms. —
Vair on a pile or a mount in base, vert
thereon a mountain ash tree proper.
Crest — On a moant vert a mountain ash
tree sunnoanted by a rainbow all proper.
Motto. — Carpe diem.
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Edward Wigan of 19 Highbury-^Jane Bond, marr. at
Terrace, Islington, co. Middlesex,
L]eut.-Colonel of Uie ist Middlesex
Militia (2nd son of Thomas Wigan
of Bristol, CO. Gloucester, by Sarah
his wife, dau. of John Pumell of
Bristol); bom at Bristol on
Thursday, 17 August, bapt at
St Mary-le-Port, Bristol, on Thurs-
day, 14 September 1758; died at
19 Highbury Terrace, Islington, in
his, 56th year, on Tuesday, 12
March, bur. in the churchyard of
St Mary's, Islington, on Wednes-
day, 30 March 1814. Will dated
2 March 1812, with codicil dated
15 January 18 14, proved (P.CC.)
19 April 1 8 14, by Jane Wigan,
relict, and Edward Wigan and John
Alfred Wigan, sons, the Eftors.
St Michael's, Bath,
CO. Somerset, on
Thursday, 11 April
1782; died at 19
Highbury Terrace,
Islmgton, aged 65,
on Sunday, 18 June,
bur. at St Mary's,
Islington, on Satur-
day, 24 June
1826. WiU dated
17 May 1814,
proved (P.CC) 14
December 1826, by
Edward Wigan and
John Alfred Wigan,
sons, the Eftors.
Edward Wigan of 17 Highbury Terrace,-pElizabeth, dau. and sole heir of James Costar
Islington; bom on Thursday, i July 1784, - - - - - -
bapt at St. Nicholas', Bristol, on Friday,
1 July 1 785 ; died at 1 7 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, in his 70th year, on Wednesday,
26 April, bur. at St Mary's, Islington, on
Wednesday, 3 May 1854. Will dated 20
March 1850, proved in the Principal Registry
27 May 1854, by Elizabeth Wigan, relict,
John Alfred Wigan, brother, and the Rev.
James Spurrell, son-in-law, the Eftors.
of Oxford, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
Peter Spreekleson of St George's, Hanover
Square, London ; marr. by licence at Holjrwell
St Cro^ Oxford (by the Rev. Joseph
Burdgett), on Saturday, 21 August 1813 ; died
at 17 Highbury Tenace, Islington, in her 63rd
year, on Friday, 2 July, bur. at St Mary's,
Islington, on Thursday, 8 July 1852.
Elizabeth, born at 17 Highbury
Terrace, Islington, on Thurs-
day, 5 October, bapt at
St Mary's, Islington, on
Saturday, 11 November 181 5;
died at 17 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, in her 19th year,
on Friday, 21 March, bur. at
St Mary's, Islington, on
Thursday, 27 March 1834.
Jane, bom at 17 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, on Sunday, 9 February,
bapt. at St. Mary's, Islington, on
Fnday, 21 March 1817; died at
17 Highbury Terrace, Islington,
in her 65th year, on Thursday,
24 November, bur. in Highgate
Cemetery, London, on Wednesday,
30 November 1881. Will dated
8 January 1872, proved (Prin.
Reg., 79, 82) 24 January 1882,
by Henry Wigan of "Eversley,"
Winchmore Hill, co. Middlesex,
brother, one of the Eitors.
Edward Wigan, bom at
17 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, on Friday,
1 May, bapt at St Mary's,
Islington, on Tuesday,
2 June 1818; died at 17
Highbury Terrace, Isling-
ton, on Saturday, 22
August, bur. at St Mary's,
Islington, on Sunday, 23
August 1818.
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John Alfred Wigan of Clare House, East Mailing, co. Kent;
bom on Tuesday, ii September, bapt at St Mary-le-Port,
Bristol, CO. Gloucester, on Monday, 5 Novembo* 1787;
educated at Dr. Valp/s School, Reading, co. Berks;
J.P. for CO. Kent; Lord of the Manor of Powers Hall,
CO. Essex, and Patron of the livings of East Mailing and
Luddesdowne, both co. Kent; died at Clare House, East
Mailing, aged 82, on Tuesday, 16 November, bur. in the
family vault at East Mailing on Saturday, 20 November
1869. Will dated 10 August 1864, with two codicils
dated respectively 10 November 1866 and 24 February
1869, proved (Prin. Reg., 796, 69) 14 December 1869, by
the Rev. William Lewis Wigan of East Mailing, co. Kent,
the Rev. Alfred Wigan of Luddesdowne, co. Kent, Lewis
Davis Wigan of Maidstone, co. Kent, and Frederick Wigan
of Clare Lawn, East Sheen, co. Surrey, sons, the Eiors.
;-pElizabeth Pratt, dau. and sole
heiress of William Lewis of
Lion House, Stamford Hill,
CO. Middlesex, by Elizabeth
his wife, dau. of Nicholas Pratt
of the Parish of St. Bride's,
London; bom in London on
Monday, 11 March, bapt at
the parish church, St. Luke's,
Old Street, London, on Thurs-
day, 18 April 1793; marr. at
St. ^ John's, Hackney, co.
Micfdlesex (by the Rev. George
Paroissien, the Vicar), on
Thursday, 21 September 181 5;
died at Clare House, East
Mailing, aged 71, on Monday,
25 July, bur. in the family
vault at East Mailing on
Saturday, 30 July 1864. Will
dated 6 January 1858.
{For issue see page 126.)
Helen, bom at 17 Highbury Terrace, Islington, on
Wednesday, 14 July, bapt. at St Mary's, Islington, on
Thursday, 29 July 18 19; marr. there (by the Rev. John
Hambleton) on Tuesday, 9 April 1839, the Rev. James
Spurrell (only son of James Spurrell of Southwark,
CO. Surrey, by Rebecca Shears his wife); bom at
Southwark on Saturday, 29 July, bapt. at St Saviour's,
Southwark, on Friday, i September 181 5; of St.
Catherine's College, Cambridge, B.A. 1847, M.A. 1850 ;
Vicar of Great Shalford, co. Cambridge; died s.p. at
23 Adelaide Crescent, Brighton, co. Sussex, in his
77th year, on Tuesday, 26 July, bur. in Hove New
Cemetery, co. Sussex, on Friday, 29 July 1892. Will
dated 2 September 1891, proved (Prin. Reg., 948, 92)
27 September 1892, by Norman Watney and Richard
Hatley Crabb, nephews, the Eiors. She died at 23
Adelaide Crescent, Brighton, in her 72nd year, on
Sunday, 3 May, and was bur. in Hove New Cemetery
on Thursday, 7 May 1891. Will dated i March 1864,
proved (Prin. R^., 549, 91) 29 May 1891, by the
Rev. James Spurrell of 23 Adelaide Crescent, Brighton,
husband, the sole Eicor.
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Emma, bom at 1 7 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, on Saturday, 23 Septem-
ber, died there on Wednesday,
4 October, and bur. at St. Mary's,
Islington, on Friday, 6 October 1820.
Edward Wigan of 17 Highbury
Terrace, Islington ; bom there
on Friday, 31 January, bapt at
St Mary's, Islington, on Thurs-
day, 6 March 1823; died at St
Leonard's-on-S^ co. Sussex, aged
48, on Friday, 30 June, bur. in
Highgate Cemetery, London, on
Thursday, 6 July 187 1. Will dated
24 May 185s, with codicil dated
12 November 1867, proved (Prin.
Reg., 579, 71) 4 August 187 1, by
Henry Wigan of " Eversley,"
Winchmore Hill, co. Middlesex,
brother, one of the E*ors.
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Jane, bom on Friday, 3 October, bapt. at St. Mary-le-Port, Bristol, co. Gloucester, on Saturday,
22 November 1788; died at her residence, 19 Highbury Terrace, Islington, co. Middlesex,
^cd 59» on Tuesday, 30 November, bur. at St Mary's, Islington, on Monday, 6 December
1847. Admon was granted at the Principal Registry 3 January 1848, to Edward Wigan and
John Alfred Wigan, brothers, and only next of kin.
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James Wigan, bom at
17 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, on Sunday,
22 August, died there
on Sunday, 26 Sep-
tember, and bur. at
St. Mary's, Islington,
on Thursday, 30
September 1824.
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Clara, bom at 17 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, on Monday, 10 October,
bapt. at St. Mary's, Islington, on
Thursday, 10 November 1825; marr.
there (by the Rev. John Hambleton),
on Thursday, 19 July 1855, Jo^^^
Seabrook Crabb of Rothmans, Great
Baddow, co. Essex (son of Richard
Crabb of Great Baddow, by Ann his
wife, eldest dau. of John Seabrook of
Old Lodge, Springfield, co. Essex);
bom at Pondlands, Great Baddow, on Monday, 28 January,
bapt there on Wednesday, 26 March 1828; educated at
Bumpstead and at Tooting; died at Bramwood, Great
Baddow, aged 54, on Thursday, 4 May, bur. at Great Baddow
on Thursday, 11 May 1882. Will dated 2 February 1863,
proved (Prin. Reg., 682, 82) 16 September 1882, by Richard
Hatley Crabb of Great Baddow, brother, the surviving EJLor.
She (Ued at Rothmans, Great Baddow, in her 38th year, on
Wednesday, 29 July, and was bur. at Great Baddow on
Thursday, 6 August 1863. Will dated 9 April 1856, proved
(Prin. Reg., 640, 63) 25 November 1863, by John Seabrook
Crabb of Great Baddow and Edward Wigan of Hibemia
Chambers, London Bridge, co. Surrey, brother, the Etors.
James Wigan, bom at 17
Highbury Terrace, Islington,
on Monday, 1 1 June, died there
on Thursday, 28 June, bur.
at St Mary's, Islington, on
Monday, 2 July 1827.
Emma, bom at 17 Highbury
Terrace, Islington, on Friday,
12 September, bapt at St
Mary's, Islington, on Tuesday,
28 October 1828; died at 17
Highbury Terrace, Islington,
ag^ 25, on Thursday, 1 1 May,
bur. at St. Mary's, Islington,
on Wednesday, 17 May 1854.
Admon was granted (P.C.C.)
26 May 1854, to Henry Wigan,
brother, and one of the next
of kin.
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Laura, bom at 17 Highbury Terrace,
Islington, co. Middlesex, on
Tuesday, 23 February, bapt at
St. Mary's, Islington, on Thursday,
I April 1830; died at 17 Highbury
Terrace, Islington, aged 61, on
Tuesday, 2 June, bur. in Highgate
Cemetery, London, on Saturday,
6 June 1 89 1. Will dated 8 January
1872, with two codicils dated
respectively 30 November 1881 and
21 January 1887, proved (Prin.
Reg., 685, 91) 19 June 1891, by
Henry Wigan of 15 South wark
Street, co. Surrey, and of " Eversley,"
Winchmore Hill, co. Middlesex,
nephew, the surviving Exor.
Henry Wigan, bom at 17 Highbury-^-G(
Terrace, Islington, on Sunday, 9
December 1832, bapt at St. Mary's,
Islington, on Thursday, 17 January
1833; educated at Highbury; died at
his residence, " Eversley," Winchmore
Hill, aged 52, on Friday, 18 Sep-
tember, bur. in Highgate Cemetery,
London, on Thursday, 24 September
1885. Will dated 8 December 1881,
with two codicils dated respectively
6 February 1884 and 17 August
1885, proved (Prin. Reg., 972, 85)
10 November 1885, by Georgiana
Wigan of" Eversley," Winchmore Hill,
relict, Frederick Wigan of East Sheen,
CO. Surrey, Lewis Davis Wigan of
Maidstone, co. Kent, and William
Maples of 6 Fredericks Place,
London, the E5tors.
eorgiana, dau.
of Thomas Cole
of Marylebone,
London ; marr.
by licence at the
parish church,
Marylebone, Lon-
don (by the Rev.
William Burton
Crickmer), on
Thursday, 1 5 July
1858.
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Henrietta Georgiana, bom at Luthers,
Sewardstone, co. Essex, on Friday,
25 December 1862, bapt at Waltham
Abbey, co. Essex, on Thursday, 22
January 1863 ; marr. at St Paul's,
Winchmore Hill (by the Rev. Canon
Stephen Lea Wilson, Vicar of Prest-
bury, CO. Chester, assisted by the
Rev. Alfred Charles Albert Drought,
the Vicar), on Saturday, 2 February
1889, Colonel Henry Germain
Mainwaring (son of Henry George
Mainwaring, Major ist Bengal Native
Infantry, by Frances Sanders his wife,
dau. of John Kelk of St Anne's,
Westminster); bom at Barrackpore,
Bengal, India, on Tuesday, 6 January
1852, and bapt there; educated
privately ; entered the Army as
Sub-Lieutenant 24th Regiment of
Foot 21 September 1872, Lieutenant
21 September 1873, Instmctor of
Musketry 7 November 1879 to 6 July
1880, Captain ist Battalion South
Wales Borderers 7 July 1880, Major
2 November 1885, Lieut-Colonel
9 June 1896, Brevet Colonel 9 June
1900, retired 23 March 1904; served
in South African War 1877-79; i"
Kaffir Campaign, at operations against
the Galekas ; in Zulu Campaign
(medal with clasp). =p
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Ada Elizabeth, born at Luthers, Sewardstone, on
Sunday, 12 February, bapt. at Waltham Abbey
on Tuesday, 14 March 1865; niarr. at All Souls',
Langham Place, London (by the Rev. Emest
Augustus Eardley-Wilmot, Vicar of St. Jude's, South
Kensington, London, assisted by the Rev. Thomas
James Scott, Rector of Clifton Foliat, co. Wilts,
cousin of the bridegroom, and the Rev. Henry
Thellusson Wood, Rector of Albury, co. Hertford),
on Wednesday, 24 July 1895, Francis Gaskell (son
of Frederick Gaskell of Chelsea, co. Middlesex, by
Frances Maria his wife, dau. of Lieut.-Colonel James
Williamson, Commandant of the Royal Military
Hospital, Chelsea) ; born at Chelsea on Friday,
5 April, bapt at St Luke's, Chelsea, on Wednesday,
15 May 1850; educated privately and at Trinity
Hall, Cambridge, matriculated 1868, B.A. (3rd-class
Classics and 2nd-class Natural Science) 1872,
M.A. 1888; Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn 1884;
Assistant Boundary Commissioner 1887, Secretary
to the Commissioners appointed under the Local
Govemment Act 1888, Secretary to the Royal
Metropolitan Water Supply 1893, District Auditor
for Middlesex; died at 98 Portland Place, London,
aged 54, on Wednesday, i March, bur. in Highgate
Cemetery, London, on Monday, 6 March 1905,
preceded by a service at Holy Trinity, Marylebone,
London. Will dated 28 September 1895, proved in
the Principal Registry 2 May 1905, by Ada Elizabeth
Gaskell, relict, the sole Executrix.
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Alfred Wigan, bom at 1 7 Highbury==Sophia Matilda, only dau. of Henry Smith, by Martha
Terrace, Islington, co. Middlesex, on
Tuesday, 29 December 1835, bapt.
at St. Mary's, Islington, on Wednesday,
10 February 1836; died s.p. at his
residence, " Heatherden," Iver Heath,
CO. Buckingham, aged 39, on Friday,
8 January, bur. at Iver Heath on
Thursday, 14 January 1875. Will
dated 21 July 1871, proved (Prin.
Reg., 183, 75) II February 1875,
by Sophia Matilda Wigan of
" Heatherden," Iver Heath, relict,
Henry Wigan of " Eversley," Winch-
more Hill, CO. Middlesex, brother,
and the Rev. James Spurrell of
23 Adelaide Crescent, Brighton, co.
Sussex, the EiLors.
his wife; marr. at Holy Trinity, Brompton, co.
Middlesex (by the Rev. Alfred Hitchins), on Thursday,
17 January 1861 ; marr. 2ndly by licence at St George's,
Hanover Square, London (by the Rev. WilUam
Falconer), on Wednesday, 24 April 1878, Michael
Drury-Lavin of 28 Davies Street, London, M.D. (son
of Dominic , Lavin) ; died at " Heatherden," Iver
Heath, in his 70th year, on Monday, 24 November,
bur. on Friday, 28 November 1902. Will dated 30
March 1896, with two codicils dated respectively
13 April 1896 and 17 October 1902, proved (Prin.
Reg., 1552, 1902) 30 December 1902, by Ada Drury-
Lavin, Charles Algernon Whitmore and William
Maples, the E*ors. She died at " Heatherden," Iver
Heath, on Thursday, 11 June, and was bur. at Iver
Heath on Tuesday, 16 June 1891. Will dated 25
February 1886, proved (Prin. R^., 636, 91) 29 June
1 89 1, by Michael Drury-Lavin, husband, the sole Eftor.
Henry Wigan, bom at "Eversley,"
Winchmore Hill, co. Middlesex, on
Monday, 15 October, bapt. at St. Paul's,
Winchmore Hill, on Tuesday, 27 No-
vember 1866; educated at Eton and at
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1889;
died at his residence, " Willersley," Cran-
brook, CO. Kent, in his 27th year, on
Wednesday, 5 September, bur. in High-
gate Cemetery, London, on Saturday,
8 September 1894. Will dated 30
November 1889, proved (Prin. Reg.,
105 1, 94) 19 October 1894, by Edward
Alfred Wigan, brother, and William
Maples, the Eiors.
Edward Alfred Wigan^—Marie Cecile, dau. of Jean
of 35 Hans Place, Etienne Pirougs ; marr. by
Chelsea, co. Middlesex ;
bom at " Eversley,"
Winchmore Hill, on
Saturday, 13 June, bapt
at Winchmore Hill on
Tuesday, 14 July 1868;
educated at Eton and at
Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
licence at St Saviours',
Pimlico, CO. Middlesex (by
the Rev. Henry William
Gordon Kenrick, Curate),
on Saturday, 8 February
1896.
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John Alfred Wigan of
House, East Mailing, co.
{see page 122).
ClarefElizabeth
Kent
Pratt,, dau.
and sole heiress of
William Lewis.
Eliza Lewis, bom at Stamford Hill, co. Middlesex, on Tuesday, 16 July, bapt. at St. John's,
Hackney, co. Middlesex, on Thursday, 5 September 18 16; died at Clare House, East Mailing,
aged 9, on Wednesday, 3 May, bur. at East Mailing on Tuesday, 9 May 1826, the remains
being subsequently re-interred in the family vault at East Mailing 14 October 1843.
Ehza Dorothy,
bom at the
Vicarage, East
Mailing, on
Friday, 6 Feb-
ruary, bapt. at
East Mailing
on Sunday, 15
February 1852.
William Lewis Wigan of Clare House,-rLaura, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Thomas
East Mailing; bom at Clare House,
East Mailing, on Thursday, 14 July,
bapt. at East Mailing on Monday,
25 July 1853; educated at Radley
and at Keble College, Oxford, matricu-
lated 14 October 1872, aged 19, B.A.
1876; J.P. for CO. Kent; Lord of the
Manor of Powers Hall, co. Essex, and
Patron of the living of East Mailing.
A^.X. ^^Xh
William Carr of Eshott Heugh, co.
Northumberland, Rector of Harming,
CO. Kent, by Harriet his wife, 7th dau.
of John Deacon of Mabledon, near
Tonbridge, co. Kent; born at the
Rectory, Banning, on Saturday, 9 May,
bapt. at Harming on Sunday, 28 June
1868; marr. there (by her father,
assisted by the Rev. Septimus Wigan,
Vicar of East Mailing, and the Rev.
Decimus Herbert Whitehead, Curate)
on Thursday, 19 October 1893.
{See Pedigree of Carr^
Vol 7, page I2S.)
Harriet, born at Clare Cottage,
East Mailing, on Thursday, 1 1
October, bapt at East Mailing
on Thursday, 18 October 1894.
William Lewis Wigan, bom at
Clare Cottage, East Mailing, on
Thursday, 24 October, bapt.
at East Mailing on Sunday,
10 November 1895.
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John Alfred Edmund Wigan,
bom at Clare Cottage, East
Mailing, on Friday, 21 May,
bapt. at East Mailing on
Sunday, 13 June 1897 ; died
at Clare Cottage, East
Mailing, aged io| months,
on Monday, 4 April, bur. at
East MaUing on Thursday,
7 April 1898.
Caroline Akers, bom at Clare
Cottage, East Mailing, on
Monday, 25 Febmary, bapt.
at East Mailing on Sunday,
10 March 1901.
Lambert George Wigan, bom
at Clare Cottage, East Mailing,
on Friday, 20 May, bapt. at
East Mailing on Sunday, 29
May 1904.
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Rev. William Lewis Wigan of Clare House and the Vicarage,^<irolin(
East Mailing, co. Kent ; bom at Stamford Hill, co. Middlesex,
on Friday, 7 November, bapt. at St John's, Hackney, co.
Middlesex, on Thursday, i8 December 1817 ; educated at
Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 19 May
1836, aged 18, B.A. 1840, M.A. 1842; Vicar of East Mailing
1847 until his death; Patron of the living of East Mailing;
died at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, co. Sussex, aged 58, on
Saturday, 8 January, bur. at East Mailing on Thursday,
1*3 January 1876. Will dated 25 February 187 1, proved
(Prin. Reg., 182, 76) 8 February 1876, by the Rev. Alfrai
Wigan of the Rectory, Luddesdowne, co. Kent, and Lewis
Davis Wigan of Maidstone, co. Kent, brothers, the EiLors.
A-/ -^^^
le Ramsay, 3rd dau. of
Aretas Akers of the Abbey,
West Mailing, co. Kent, J.P.
and D.L., by Isabella his wife^
dau. of John T^rking of Clare
House, East Mailing, J.P.; bom
at Bellevue, Mount Zion, Tun-
bridge Wells, CO. Kent, on
Wednesday, 6 October, bapt at
the Chapd of King Charles the
Martyr, Tunbridge Wells, on
Wednesday, 22 December 1830;
marr. at West Mailing (by the
Rev. Lambert Blackwdl Larking,
Vicar of Ryarsh, co. Kent, uncle
of the bride) on Saturday,
14 April 1849.
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Alfred Edmund Wigan of^Alice Maud, 3rd dau. of George Graham
" Hartlands,'' Jamaica, West
Indies; bom at the Vicarage,
East Mailing, on Sunday, i July,
bapt at East Mailing on Sun-
day, 15 July 1855; educated
at Radley and at Keble
College, Oxford, matriculated
19 October 1874, aged 19,
Exhibitioner 1874-78, B.A.
1878, M.A. 1882; a Student of
the Middle Temple 8 March
1877, called to the Bar 21 June
1882.
of Oaklands, Yardley, co. Worcester, by
Hermine his wife, dau. of Gottlob Peter
von Clausewitz of Wandsbeck, Germany;
bom at Beech Lawn, Yardley, on
Wednesday, 2 April, bapt. at the parish
church, Yardley, on Friday, 2 May
1862; marr. there (by the Rev. Septimus
Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing, uncle of
the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev.
Frederic Sutton Dodd, the Vicar) on
Tuesday, 10 April 1888.
Isabella, bora at
the Vicarage, East
Mailing, on Sun-
day, 10 October,
bapt at East
Mailing on Thurs-
day, 28 October
1858.
Dorothy Maud, born at 7 Westgate Terrace,
Redcliffe Square, London, on Sunday, 12
January, bapt in the chapel of the Abbey,
West Mailing, on Thursday, 27 February 1890.
Mary Cecilia (twin with Charles Richard),
born at 14 Campden Hill Road, Kensington,
London, on Saturday, 27 December 1890,
bapt. at St. Mary Abbott's, Kensington, on
Tuesday, 27 January 1891.
Charles Richard Wigan (twin with Mary
Cecilia), bom at 14 Campden Hill Road,
Kensington, London, on Saturday, 27 De-
cember 1890, bapt. at St Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, on Tuesday, 27 January 1891 ;
educated at Eton.
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Alfred
Wigan of the Rectory, Luddesdowne,-pEmilie Thai, of Henley Croft, Luddes-
Rev.
CO. Kent; bom at Stamford Hill, co. Middlesex, on
Wednesday, 28 October, bapt at St John's, Hackney,
CO. Middlesex, on Thursday, 3 December 1818;
educated at Eton and at St. John's College, Oxford,
matriculated 7 December 1837, aged 19, B.A. 1841,
M.A. 1845; Rector of Luddesdowne 1856 until his
death, and Patron from 1869; died at the Rectory,
Luddesdowne, in his 71st year, on Wednesday, 28
August, bur. at Luddesdowne on Saturday, 31 August
1889. Will dated 27 March 187 1, with codicil dated
5 November 1884, proved (Prin. Reg., 875, 89) 25
October 1889, by Emilie Thai Wigan, relict, Frederick
Wigan of Clare Lawn, Upper Sheen, co. Surrey,
brother, and the Rev. Francis William Wigan, son,
the E&ors.
downe, 5th and youngest dau. and
coheir of Francis Holies Brandram
of Tunbridge Wells, co. Kent, and
of Rosemount, St Leonard's-on-Sea,
CO. Sussex, J. P., by Maria his wife,
dau. of William Bedford of Elmhurst,
Batheaston, co. Somerset, J.P., F.S.A. ;
bora at Sydenham, co. Kent, on
Tuesday, 25 December 1832, bapt
at St. Bartholomew's, Sydenham, on
Thursday, 31 January 1833; marr. by
licence at Hildenborough, co. Kent (by
the Rev. Aretas Akers, brother-in law of
the bride, assisted by the Rev. William
Lewis Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing,
CO. Kent, brother of the bridegroom),
on Tuesday, 13 November 1855.
Rev. Francis William Wigan of the Rectory,
Luddesdowne; bom at > his grandfather's
residence, Underriver House, Seal, co. Kent,
on Friday, 5 September, bapt at Luddesdowne
on Sunday, 5 October 1856; educated at
Radley and at St John's College, Oxford,
matriculated 16 October 1875, ^^^ ^99 ^'^-
1880, M.A. 1883; Rector of Luddesdowne
1889; died at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, aged 36,
on Wednesday, 1 1 January, bur. at Luddesdowne
on Friday, 13 January 1893. Will dated
3 April 189 1, proved (Prin. Reg., 190, 93)
9 February 1893, by Emilie Thai Wigan, widow,
the Executrix.
Alfred Lewis Wigan of Fairmile, Cobham,
CO. Surrey, formerly of 21 Great George
Street, Westminster; bom at the Rectory,
Luddesdowne, on Monday, 28 September,
bapt at Luddesdowne on Sunday, ii
October 1857; educated at Charterhouse
and at Keble College, Oxford, matriculated
n October 1876, aged 19, B.A. i88o;
admitted a Solicitor in January 1884 ; died at
Cobham, aged 30, on Saturday, 4 February,
bur. at Luddesdowne, on Wednesday,
8 February 1888. Admon was granted
20 March 1888, to the Rev. Francis
William Wigan, brother.
Charles Wigan of " Lynbrook,"-T-Cecilia Margaret, 6th dau. of the Rev. Richard
Knaphill, Woking, co. Surrey; born
at the Vicarage, East Mailing, co.
Kent, on Tuesday, 17 April, bapt. at
East Mailing on Tuesday, i May
i860; educated at Radley and at
Hertford College, Oxford, matriculated
14 October 1878, aged i8, B.A. 1881,
M.A. 1885; admitted a Solicitor in
February 1885; Under Sheriflf for
CO. Surrey since 1891.
Champemowne of the Rectory, Dartington, co. Devon,
by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Keble, Vicar of Bisley, co. Gloucester; born at
the Rectory, Dartington, on Wednesday, 26 October,
bapt at Dartington on Sunday, 20 November 1864;
marr. there (by the Rev. Thomas Keble, Rector of
Bisley and Hon. Canon of Gloucester Cathedral, uncle
of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Francis William
Wigan, Rector of Luddesdowne, cousin of the
bridegroom) on Thursday, 9 January 1890.
Thomas Keble Wigan, bom at
15 Ladbroke Square, Notting
Hill, London, on Tuesday, 22
November, bapt. at St Mary
Abbott's, Kensington, London,
on Wednesday, 21 December
1892 ; educated at Radley.
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Gwendolen Akers, bom at
15 Ladbroke Square, Notting
Hill, London, on Thursday,
6 May, bapt. at St Mary
Abbott's, Kensington, London,
on Thursday, 3 June 1897.
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Margaret Harington, bom at
15 Ladbroke Square, Notting
Hill, London, on Tuesday,
27 September, bapt at
St. Mary Abbott's, Kensmg-
ton, London, on Tuesday,
I November 1898.
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Lewis Davis Wigan of Oakwood, Maidstone,nrMary, eldest dau. of John Gretton of Bladon,
CO. Kent ; bom at Stamford Hill, co. Middlesex, ~ ~
on Tuesday, 14 March, bapt. at St. John's,
Hackney, co. Middlesex, on Thursday, 27
April 1820; educated at the King's School,
Rochester; died at Oakwood, Maidstone, in
his 66th year, on Sunday, 21 February, bur. in
the cemetery at Maidstone on Friday, 26
February 1886. Will dated 11 September 1879,
with codicil dated 18 December 1884, proved
(Prin. Reg., 492, 86) 18 May i886, by Mary
Wigan of Oakwood, Maidstone, co. Kent, relict,
Frederick Wigan of Clare Lawn, Upper Sheen,
CO. Surrey, brother, John Gretton of Drakelow,
Burton-on-Trent, co. Stafford, and John Alfred
Wigan of Oakwood, Maidstone, son, the Eitors.
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Burton-on-Trent, by Mary his wife, dau. oif
Joseph Sutton of Rolleston, co. Stafford;
bom at the Town House, Burton-on-Trent,
on Saturday, 20 April, bapt at the parish
church, Burton-on-Trent, on Wednesday, 10
July 1833; marr. at St. George's, Hanover
Square, London (by the Rev. WilHam Lewis
Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing, co. Kent,
brother of the bridegroom), on Thursday,
31 December 1857 ; died at Oakwood,
Maidstone, in her 67 th year, on Monday,
I January, bur. in the cemetery at Maidstone
on Thureday, 4 January 1900. Will dated
28 July 1887, with codicil dated 21 April
1888, proved (Prin. Reg., 340, 1900) 22 Feb-
ruary 1900, by John Alfred Graham-Wigan
and Lewis Davis Wigan, sons, two of the
EXors.
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Amy Elizabeth (twin with Eleanor Jane), born
at the Rectory, Luddesdowne, co. Kent, on
Wednesday, 21 September, bapt. at Luddes-
downe on Sunday, 9 October 1859.
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Eleanor Jane (twin with Amy Elizabeth), bom
at the Rectory, Luddesdowne, on Wednesday,
21 September, bapt at Luddesdowne on
Sunday, 9 October 1859.
James Ramsay Wigan of Hunstanton Lodge,-
Downe, co. Kent ; bora at the Vicarage, East
Mailing, on Sunday, 26 January, bapt. at
East Mailing on Sunday, 16 February 1862;
educated at Radley; entered the Army
12 November 1884, Captain Royal Berkshire
Regiment 13 November 1893; served in
Soudan Expedition 1885, at Suakin; in
reconnaissance to Hasheen, actions at
Hasheen and Tofrek, operations at and
destruction of Tamai (medal with two clasps,
bronze star) ; in Expedition of 1885-86, with
Frontier Field Force, action at Ginnis
(wounded).
•Beatrice, 5th dau. of Colonel Sir Edmund
Yearaans Walcott Henderson of 4 Gledhow
Gardens, South Kensington, London, K.C.B.,
R.E., by Maria Elisabeth his wife, dau. of the
Rev. Joseph H indie of the Knowle, Higham,
CO. Kent; bom at 12 Cleveland Square, Hyde
Park, London, on Sunday, 10 January, bapt
at Higham on Thursday, 3 March 1864 ; marr.
at St. Luke's, Chelsea, co. Middlesex (by the
Rev. Abel Gerald Wilson Blunt, the Vicar,
assisted by the Rev. John Dalyell Henderson,
cousin of the bride), on Saturday, 19 April
1890.
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Yeamans Ramsay Douglas
Wigan, bom at Southsea,
CO. Hants, on Tuesday,
7 April, bapt at St. Bar-
tholomew's, Southsea, on
Saturday, 23 May 1891.
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Laetitia Beatrice, bom at
Tenby, co. Pembroke, on
Tuesday, 23 Febmary,
bapt. there on Wednesday,
30 March 1892.
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John Winn Wigan, bom at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, on Tuesday, 15 June
1897; died in Barbadoes, West Indies,
on Monday, 30 May, bur. in Bridgetown
Cemetery, Barbadoes, on Tuesday,
31 May 1898.
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Nathaniel Ramsay Wigan (twin
with Edmund Ramsay), bora at
Amersham, co. Buckingham, on
Saturday, 15 November 1902.
Edmund Ramsay Wigan (twin Naomi Faith, bom at
with Nathaniel Ramsay), bora Hunstanton Lodge, Downe,
at Amersham on Saturday, on Friday, 10 November
15 November 1902. iQ^S*
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Edward Lewis Wigan of Sefton
Liverpool; bom at Stamford Hill, co.
Middlesex, on Monday, 5 February, bapt.
at St. John's, Hackney, co. Middlesex, on
Friday, 9 March 1821 ; educated at
Dr. Greenlaw's School, Blackheath ; died
at his residence, "St Modwen's," Sefton
Park, Liverpool, in his 68th year, on
Tuesday, 29 January, bur. in Toxteth
Park Cemetery, Liverpool, on Friday,
I February 1889. Will dated 17 August
1870, proved at Liverpool 15 March 1889,
by Gertrude Vanderslooyt Wigan, relict,
the sole Executrix.
ParkfijiGertnide Vanderslooyt, 5th dau. of Robert Birch
of Richmond House, co. Dublin, by Margaret his
wife, 3rd dau. of Michael McCormick of New Ross,
CO. Wexford, of the 5th Dragoon Guards ; born at
Richmond House on Friday, 27 July, bapt at
St Michan^ Dublin, on Saturday, 11 August 1827;
marr. by licence at St Peter's, Dublin (by the Rev.
John James MacSorley), on Wednesday, 13 August
1 851; died at South Kensington, London,, in her
63rd year, on Monday, 9 June, bur. in Toxteth
Park Cemetery, Liverpool, on Wednesday, 1 1 June
1890. Will dated 22 February 1889, proved (Prin.
Reg., 743, 90) 15 July 1890, by Clara Frances
Sanderson, wife of Richard Withington Bromiley
Sanderson of Mayfield Derker, Oldham, co.
Lancaster, daughter, the sole Executrix.
Alfred Francis Lewis Wigan, bom at 39 Sundayswell, Cork, on Saturday, 24 April, bapt at
St Mary Shandon, Cork, on Tuesday, 13 July 1852; died at Rathgar, co. Dublin, aged 6\
years, on Thursday, 21 October, bur. in Mount Jerome Cemetery, Harold's Cross, Dublin,
on Saturday, 23 October 1858.
Frances Mary, bom at Rock House, Maidstone, co. Kent, on Tuesday, 2 November, bapt at
St Peter's, Maidstone, on Sunday, 14 November 1858 ; marr. at St. Michael and All Angels',
Maidstone (by the Rev. Septimus Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing, co. Kent, uncle of the bride,
assisted by the Rev. George Bohun Coulcher, the Vicar), on Wednesday, 23 January 1889,
William Llewellin of Upton House, Poole, co. Dorset, and of Hill Grange, Abergavenny, ca
Monmouth (eldest son of William Llewellin of Hill Grange, Abergavenny [who died in 1896],
by Margaret his wife, dau. of Joseph Coffin of Merthyr Tydvil, co. Glamorgan); bom on
Friday, 4 January 1856, bapt privately at Mynyddysllwyn, co. Monmouth; educated at
Sherbome and at University College, Oxford, matriculated 3 November 1875, aged 19, B.A.
1879, M.A. 1889 ; a Student of the Inner Temple, London, 25 January 1878, called to the Bar
25 June 1884; J.P. for co. Monmouth, High Sheriff 1901; J.P. for co. Dorset and for Poole.
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Rev. Herbert Wigan of Dunsden Vicarage, co. Oxford; bom at
his grandfather's residence, "Rosemount," St Leonard*s-on-Sea,
CO. Sussex, on Thursday, 4 September, bapt. at Luddesdowne,
CO. Kent, on Sunday, 12 October 1862; educated at Radley
and at Oriel College, Oxford, matriculated i June 1882, aged 19,
B.A. 1887, M.A. 1889 ; Vicar of Dunsden since 1904.
Emily Gertrude, bom at
the Rectory, Luddesdowne,
on Friday, 18 December
1863, bapt at Luddes-
downe on Sunday, 10
January 1864.
Rev. Hugh John George Wigan, bom at the Vicarage,
East MaSing, on Thursday, 3 August, bapt at East
Mailing on Sunday, 13 August 1865; educated at
Boumemouth and at Merton Collie, Oxford,
matriculated 21 October 1886, aged 21, B.A. 1894,
M.A. 1897.
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Bernard Wigan, bom at the Vicarage,
East Mailing, on Friday, 7 August,
bapt there privately, died the same
day, and bur. in (he family vault
at East Mailing on Tuesday, 11
August 1868.
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Jane Lewis, bom at Stamford Hill, co. Middlesex, on Tuesday, 5 February, bapt at St John's,
Hackney, co. Middlesex, on Thursday, 14 March 1822 ; marr. at East Mailing co. Kent (by
the Rev. William Lewis Wigan, the Vicar, assisted by the Rev. Alfred Wigan, Rector erf
Luddesdowne, co. Kent, brothers of the bride), on Thursday, 28 April 1870, John Moxon
Clabon of 21 Great George Street, Westminster (son of John Clabon of 76 Mark Lane, London,
Solicitor, by Mary Ann his wife, dau. of Samuel Moxon); bom at 2 Eventt Street, Russell
Square, London, on Wednesday, 2 August, bapt. at St. George's, Bloomsbury, co. Middlesex, on
Wednesday, 25 October 1815; educated at Guildford and at Epsom; Solicitor; J.P. for co.
Kent; died at Clare Bank, Sevenoaks, co. Kent, aged 83, on Thursday, 17 November, bur. at
East Mailing on Monday, 21 November 1898. Will dated 22 May 1896, proved (Prin. Reg.,
1334, 98) 22 December 1898, by Ellen Mary Clabon, Lucy Sarah Frances Clabon and Alice
Jessie Clabon, spinsters, and Charles Wigan. She died s.p. at Clare Bank, Sevenoaks,
aged 70, on Saturday, 23 July, and was bur. at East Mailing, on Tuesday, 26 July 1892. Will dated
23 February 1883, proved (Prin. Reg., 909, 92) 28 September 1892, by John Moxon Clabon,
husband, and William Lewis Wigan, the Eilors.
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Michael Charles Wigan, bora at Glanmire^Erama Louise, dau. of Henry Tyson of Steelfield
Terrace, Cork, on Thursday, 30 June,
bapt at St. Luke's, Cork, on Tuesday,
26 July 1853 ; educated at Cheltenham
College.
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Hall, Gosforth, co. Cumberland, by Emma Matilda
his wife, dau. of Henry Newnes; bom 17 April
1857 ; marr. at Gosforth (by the Rev. James Albert
Cheese, the Rector) on Thursday, 3 August 1876.
John Tyson Wigan, bom at Hartlepool, co. Durham, on Tuesday, 31 July, bapt at Gosforth on
Sunday, 9 September 1877; educated at Rugby; entered the Army from Militia as 2nd
Lieutenant 13th Hussars 15 May 1897, Lieutenant 8 March 1899, Captain 26 March 1902,
Adjutant Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry since 2 January 1904; served m South African War
1899-1902 (severely wounded); at relief of Ladysmith, including action at Colenso; operations
of 17 to 24 January 1900, and action at Spion Kop; operations of 5 to 7 February 1900, and
action at Vaal Kranz; on Tugela Heights 14 to 27 February 1900, and action at Pieter's Hill;
in the Transvaal 30 November 1900 to September 1901, October 1901 to April 1902, and May
1902; in Orange River Colony April to May 1902; on the Zululand Frontier of Natal in
September and October 1901 (Queen's medal with four clasps. King's medal with two clasps).
John Alfred Graham- Wigan of Oakwood, Maidstone,-^l5ia Clementina, only child of Frederick
CO. ~~
Kent; bom at Rock House, Maidstone, oq
Saturday, 28 January, bapt at St. Peter's, Maidstone,
on Friday, 24 February i860; educated at Harrow
and at St. John's College, Oxford ; J.P. for co. Kent ;
assumed by Royal Licence dated 8 December 1896,
the additional surname of Graham before that of
Wigan.
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Graham Lacon, by Annie Margaret his
wife, dau. of the Ven***« Augustus Mac-
donald Hopper, Archdeacon and Hon.
Canon of Norwich and Rector of
Starston, co. Norfolk; bom in Madeira
on Saturday, 30 October, bapt. at
Funchal, Madeira, on Tuesday, 14
December 1875; marr. at Aylesford,
CO. Kent (by the Rev. Edmund Charles
Hopper, Rector of Starston, assisted by
the Rev. Canon Edwin Francis Dyke,
Vicar of Maidstone), on Wednesday,
17 June 1896.
Aubrey John Graham-Wigan, bom at
"The Friars," Aylesford, on Friday,
3 September, bapt at Aylesford on
Thursday, 30 September 1897.
Lewis Gretton Graham-Wigan, bom at
" The Friars," Aylesford, on Monday,
7 January, bapt. at Aylesford on
Saturday, 9 February 1901.
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Alice Mary, bom at the Rectory, Luddesdowne,
on Monday, 11 June, bapt at Luddesdowne
on Sunday, 24 June 1866.
Edith Maude, bom at the Rectory, Luddes-
downe, on Saturday, 21 November, bapt at
Luddesdowne on Sunday, 13 December 1868.
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Emily, bom at Stamford Hill, co. Middlesex,
on Friday, 27 December 1822, bapt at
St. John's, Hackney, co. Middlesex, on
Friday, 7 February 1823 ; died at Hastings,
CO. Sussex, in her 24th year, on Monday,
7 December, bur. in the family vault at
East Mailing, co. Kent, on Tuesday,
15 December 1846. Admon was granted
(P.CC.) 17 January 1847, to Jo^" Alfred
Wigan, the natural and lawful father.
Harriet, bom at Stamford Hill on Wednesday,
21 January, bapt. at St. John's, Hackney, on
Thursday, 26 February 1824; died at Clare
House, East Mailing, in her 27th year, on
Tuesday, 31 December 1850, bur. in the family
vault at East Mailing on Tuesday, 7 January
185 1. Will dated 5 January 1847, proved
(Prin. Reg., 82, 51) 25 January 1851, by the
Rev. William Lewis Wigan and the Rev. Alfred
Wigan, brothers, the Eiors.
Gertmde Vanderslooyt, bom at Glanmire Terrace, Cork, on Thursday, 10 May, bapt. at St Luke's,
Cork, on Thursday, 21 June 1855 ; marr. by licence at Christ Church, Sefton Park, Liverpool
(by the Rev. Robert Irving, the Vicar), on Thursday, 30 July 1885, John Austin Carpenter of
17 Greencroft Gardens, Hampstead, co. Middlesex (eldest son of Henry Carpenter of 10 Essex
Villas, Kensington, London, and Marina, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, co. Sussex, by Rebecca his wife,
dau. of John Hadden of Hastings, co. Sussex) ; bom at Hastings on Tuesday, 1 1 July, bapt at
St Mary Magdalen's, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, on Wednesday, 20 September 1854 ; educated at
West London College and at the Military Academy, Cologne, Germany. She died at 3 Queen
Anne's Grove, Bedford Park, Chiswick, co. Middlesex, aged 38, on Friday, 12 May, and was
bur. at East Mailing, co. Kent, on Wednesday, 17 May 1893. Will (undated) proved (Prin.
Reg., 974, 93) 22 November 1893, by John Austin Carpenter, husband, tiie sole Exor.
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Clara Jane, born at Rock House,
Maidstone, co. Kent, on Saturday,
2 March, bapt at St. Peter's, Maid-
stone, on Tuesday, 26 March 1861 ;
marr. at St Michael and All Angels',
Maidstone (by the Rev. Septimus
Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing, uncle of
the bride, assisted by the Rev. George
Bohun Coulcher, the Vicar), on
Wednesday, 3 August 1887, Edward
Matthews of "Foxbury," Sevenoaks,
CO. Kent (eldest son of Joseph
Matthews of "Foxbury," J.P., by
Elisabeth Sarah his wife, dau. of
Joseph Haynes Solomon of Shome,
CO. Kent); bom at Gravesend, co.
Kent, on Tuesday, 24 May, bapt at
Holy Trinity, Milton-next-Gravesend,
on Tuesday, 21 June 1864; educated
at Eastboume College.
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Lewis Davis Wigan^Hermine Henriette Kate, eldest
dau. of George Graham of "Oak-
lands," Yardley, co Worcester,
by Hermine his wife, dau. of
Gottlob Peter von Clauserwitz
of Wandsbeck, Germany; bom
at "Beech 1-awn," Yardley, on
Saturday, 20 March, bapt at
the parish church, Yardley, on
Wednesday, 21 April 1858;
marr. there (by the Rev. Frederic
Sutton Dodd, the Vicar), on
Thursday, 14 February 1889.
of Kilmory, Loch-
gilphead, CO. Argyll ;
bom at Rock House,
Maidstone, on Mon-
day, 3 November,
bapt at St Peter's,
Maidstone, on Wed-
nesday, 3 December
1862 ; educated at
Eastbourne College ;
J. P. for CO. Argyll.
Hermin^ Mary Clara Graham, bom at
Chantry Lodge, Bishop's Stortford, co.
Hertford, on Wednesday, 6 November
1889, t>apt at the parish church,
Yardley, on Friday, 7 Febmary 1890.
Margaret Blanche, bom at the
Rectory, Luddesdowne, co.
Kent, on Sunday, 2 July,
bapt at Luddesdowne on
Sunday, 16 July 1871.
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Rev. Cuthbert John Wigan, bom at the Rectory, Luddesdowne,
on Saturday, 28 June, bapt at Luddesdowne on Sunday,
13 July 1873; educated at Lancing, co. Sussex, and at
St. John's College, Oxford, matriculated 14 October 1893,
aged 20, B.A. 1900, M.A. 1903 ; Curate of St Sepulchre's,
Holbom, London, since 1905.
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Georgiana, bom at Clare House, East Mailing, co. Kent, on Saturday, 4 June 1825, bapt at East
Mailing {fw entry in J^egister)) marr. there (by the Rev. William Lewis Wigan, the Vicar,
assisted by the Rev. Alfred Wigan, Rector of Luddesdowne, co. Kent, brothers of the bride) on
Thursday, 31 March 1853, the Rev. Nathaniel Dimock of "Hemstede," Red Hill, co. Surrey (only
son of John Dimock of " Bridgend," Stonehouse, co. Gloucester, by Emma Rook his wife, dau. of
James Parkinson of Hoxton Square, London) ; bom at Stonehouse on Friday, 8 July, bapt. there
on Sunday, 7 August 1825; educated privately and at St. John's College, Oxford, matriculated
31 May 1843, aged 17, B.A. 1847, M.A. 1850; Vicar of St. Paul's, Maidstone, co. Kent, 1876-1887.
She died s.p. at the Vicarage, East Mailing, aged 28, on Thursday, 14 July, and was bur. in the
family vault at East Mailing on Wednesday, 20 July 1853. Will dated 31 March 1853, proved
(Prin. Reg., 526, 54) 24 July 1854, by the Rev. William Lewis Wigan and the Rev. Alfred
Wigan, brothers, the ESors.
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Edward Lewis Wigan, bom at Rathmines House, Dublin, on Tuesday, 30 September, bapt at
St. Peter's, Dublin, on Saturday, 22 November 1856; educated at Edinburgh; died at his father's
residence. Grove Park, Liverpool, aged 22, on Saturday, 28 December, bur. in Toxteth Park
Cemetery, Liverpopl, on Tuesday, 31 December 1878. '
Albert Edward Wigan,
bom at Rock House,
H Maidstone, on Friday,
13 October, bapt. at
St. Peter's, Maidstone,
on Wednesday, 1 5
November 1865 ; died
at Rock House, Maid-
stone, on Saturday, 24
March, bur. in the
cemetery at Maidstone
on Thursday, 29 March
1866.
Rev. Percy Frederick Wigan=pCatherine Frances Mary, eldest dau. of
of Puckrup Hall, Tewkes-
bury, CO. Gloucester; bom
at Rock House, Maidstone,
on Wednesday, 6 November,
bapt. at St. Peter's, Maid-
stone, on Wednesday, 18
December 1867 ; educated
at Harrow and at Merton
College, Oxford, matriculated
21 October 1886, aged 18,
B.A. 1890 (honours: 3Theol.
1890) M.A. 1S93 ; Rector of
Allingham and Vicar of
Thomham, both co. Kent,
1 898- 1 90 1 ; Patron of the
living of Thornham.
Cecil William Edward Henslowe of "Pine-
wood," Grayshott, co. Hants, by Harriet
Blakeway his wife, dau. of Edward I'Anson
of Grayshott Park; born at Naini Tal,
North-West Provinces, India, on Saturday,
12 June, bapt. at the church of St. John-
in-the-Wildemess, Naini Tal, on Wednesday,
22 September 1875; marr. at Headley, co.
Hants (by the Rev. Edward John Lambert
Barthelemon Henslowe, Vicar of Preston,
with Sutton Poyntz, both co. Dorset,
assisted by the Rev. Canon William Wolfe
Capes, Rector of Bramshott, co. Hants,
and the Rev. Wallis Hay Laverty, the
Rector), on Tuesday, 30 April 1895.
Katharine Etheldreda,
bom at the Red
House, Yateley, co.
Hants, on Thursday,
16 April, bapt. at
Yateley on Thursday,
14 May 1896.
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Ruth Damaris, born at the Red
House, Yateley, on Wednesday,
12 January, bapt. at Yateley on
Tuesday, 15 Febmary 1898.
Thomas Henslowe Wigan, bom
at the Vicarage, Thornham, on
Wednesday, 24 January, bapt.
there privately on Thursday,
I Febmary 1900.
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Christopher Frederick Henslowe Wigan,
born at 18 Kensington Palace Mansions,
London, on Monday, 20 April, bapt.
at Twyning, co. Gloucester, on Tuesday,
9 June 1903. _
Guy Davis Henslowe Wigan, bom at
Puckrup Hall, Tewkesbury, co. Glou-
cester, on Friday, 8 June, bapt at
Twyning on Saturday, 14 July 1906.
William Cecil Wigan, bom at the Rectory, Luddesdowne,
on Saturday, 18 March, bapt. at Luddesdowne, on
Sunday, 2 April 1876 ; educated at Charterhouse and at
St. John's College, Oxford, matriculated 16 October 1897,
aged 21, B.A. 1901.
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Evelyn Harriet, bom at the Rectory,
Luddesdowne, on Friday, 3 December,
bapt at Luddesdowne on Sunday,
19 December 1880.
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JuHa, bom at Qare House, East Mailing, ca Kent, on Monday, 17 July, bapt at East Mailing
on Thursday, 17 August 1826; died at Clare House, in her 20th year, on Tuesday, 10 Marcl^
bur. in the fiunily vault at East Mailing on Tuesday, 17 March 1846.
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Grace, bom at 62 Eccles Street, Dublin, on Thursday, 13 June,
bapt. at Grangegorman, Dublin, on Saturday, 13 July 1861; marr.
by licence at St. Jude's, Southsea, co. Hants (by the Rev. Stephen
Swetenham Browne, Chaplain R.N.), on Tuesday, 5 July 1892,
Captain George Shadwell Quartano Carr, C.M.G. (eldest son of
Captain George Lyon Carr, R.N., by Marie Ther^se his wife,
eldest dau. of Baron Quartano dei Strefi of Corfu, Greece);
bom at Southsea on Monday, 22 October, bapt at St Jude's,
Southsea, on Thursday, 8 November 1866; educated in Paris
and on board the training ship " Britannia " ; entered the Royal
Navy as a Cadet 15 July 1879, Midshipman 22 January 1882,
Sub-Lieutenant 20 January 1886, Lieutenant 20 January 1887,
retired as Captain July 1902 ; Midshipman of the ** Superb ''
at the bombardment of Alexandria 11 July 1882, and during
the Egyptian War (Egyptian medal, Alexandria clasp, Khedive's
bronze star); while Lieut-Commander of the "Mosquito*' in
the Shir^ River, Central Africa, went with a force of 34 officers
and men and a Nordenfelt gun, after a march of over 100
miles, to the relief of Henry Hamilton Johnston (afterwards
Sir Harry Johnston), H.M. Commissioner, who had been
seriously wounded by the natives, and subsequently marched
with him and routed the Chief Liwondi; created C.M.G.
and received the approval of the Admiralty (General Africa
medal, clasp Liwondi 1893) ; commanded the expedition
landed from H.M. ships "Lapwing" and "Pigeon" to punish
the murderers of a British Telegraph Inspector in Mekran,
Baluchistan (received the thanks of H.M. Government for this
service) ; engaged in suppressing the traffic in arms to the
Persian Gulf, seized the s.s. "Baluchistan" off Muscat
24 January 1898; died in Mexico City, U.S.A., 28 August,
bur. in the English cemetery there 31 August 1905. Will
dated 20 May 1895, proved in the Principal Registry
16 November 1905, by Grace Carr, relict, the sole Executrix.
Clara Frances Elise, bom
at Rathmines House,
Dublin, on Tuesday, 24
January, bapt at St Peter's,
Dublin, on Tuesday, 3 April
i860; marr. by special
licence at St George's,
Hanover Square, London
(by the Rev. Septimus
Wigan, Vicar of East
Mailing, uncle of the bride),
on Tuesday, 29 June
1880, Richard Withiiigton
Bromiley Sanderson (eldest
son of Richard Bromiley
Sanderson of Atherton,
CO. Lancaster, by Dorothy
Benson his wife, dau. of
Benson Gowland of Whitby,
CO. York); bom at Cheet-
ham Hill, Manchester, on
Friday, 15 January 1847;
educated at Cheetham Hill
and at Trinity College,
Cambridge ; died in Rhode
Island, U.S.A., aged 59, 26
April, bur. in the cemetery
there 30 April 1906.
Mary Mabel, bom at Oak wood, Maidstone, co. Kent, on Monday, 10 January, bapt privately
on Wednesday, 12 January 1876; marr. at St Michael and All Angels', Maidstone (by the
Most Rev. William Alexander, Archbishop of Armagh, uncle of the bridegroom, assisted by the
Rev. Percy Frederick Wigan, Vicar of Thomham, co. Kent, brother of the bride, the
Rev. Charles Edmund Waller Dalison, Rector of Bletsoe, co. Bedford, the Rev. R<^er William
Hammond Dalison, Vicar of Powerstock, co. Dorset, and the Rev. George Bohun Coulcher, the
Vicar), on Wednesday, 25 January 1899, John Pelham Dalison of West Cliff Hall, Hythe,
CO. Hants (youngest son of Maximilian Hammond Dalison of Hamptons, Tunbridge, co.
Kent, J.P., by Matilda his wife, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Robert Alexander, Prebendary of
Aghadoey, ca Londonderry) ; bom at Stanley Grange, Plaxtol, co. Kent, on Monday, 1 1 May,
bapt at Plaxtol on Sunday, 7 June 1863; educated at Uppingham; entered the Army
from Militia as Lieutenant ist Battalion Royal West Kent (The Queen's Own) R^ment
19 December 1883, Captain 16 April 1890, Major Reserve of Officers 19 August 1901,
Lieut-Colonel 3rd Battalion (Militia) 5 March 1904; served in the Nile Expedition 1884-85
(medal with clasp and Khedive's star); served with the Malakhand Field Force 1896-97, also
with the Bunnerwal Field Force at the capture of the Tunga Pass (medal with clasp); in
South African War with the 8th Division, present at the action of Wittebergen, which resulted in
the surrender of over 4,000 Boers under Commandant Prinsloo (Queen's medal with two clasps).
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Sir Frederick Wigan of Clare Lawn, Upper-pMary Harriet, cmly dau. of Joseph Blunt of
West Park, Kew, co. Surrey, ami of Austin
Friars, London, Solicitor, by Mary his wife,
dau. of Richard James of Mortlake, co.
Surrey; bom in New Burlington Street,
London, on Thursday, 8 October 1835,
bapt. at St James', Piccadilly, London, on
Wednesday, 20 January 1836; marr. at
Mortlake (by the Rev. David Lewis of
Twickenham, co. Middlesex, D.D., assisted
by the Rev. William Lewis Wigan, Vicar
of East Mailing, co. Kent, brother of ^he
brid^oom), on Saturday, 25 April 1857.
Sheen, co. Surrey, and of Purland Chase, Ross,
CO. Hereford, Baronet; bom at Clare House,
East Mailing, co. Kent, on Thursday, 4 October,
bapt at East Mailing on Thursday, 25 October
1827 ; educated at the King's School, Rochester,
ca Kent ; J.P. for the counties of London and
Surrey; D.L. for co. Surrey, High Sheriff 1894;
knighted 30 November 1894, and created a
Baronet 9 March 1898.
Amy Mary, bom
at Spring Grove
Lodge, Isleworth,
CO. Middlesex,
on Saturday, 13
February, bapt.
at St John's,
Isleworth, on
Friday, 12 March
1858.
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Frederick William Wigan'
of Windlesham Court, co.
Surrey; bom at Sutton
Court Lodge, Chiswick,
CO. Middlesex, on Friday,
18 March, bapt at the
parish church, Chiswick,
on Wednesday, 13 April
1859; educated at Eton
and at Exeter College,
Oxford, matriculated 26
January 1878, aged 18.
'Elizabeth Adair, eldest dau. of Lieut-Colonel
Francis Douglas Grey of "The Angles," East
Sheen, formerly of the 37th Regiment of Foot,
by Sarah his wife, eldest dau. of Francis Mowatt
of Trotton Place, co. Sussex, M.P. ; bora at
Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Monday, 25 May,
bapt at St. Luke's, Halifax, Nova Scotia, on
Friday, 3 July 1857 ; marr. at East Sheen (by
the Rev. Francis William Wigan, cousin of
the brid^oom, assisted by the Rev. Albert
Shadwell Shutte, the Vicar) on Tuesday, 10
November 1885 ; died at Windlesham Court on
Wednesday, 12 November, bur. at Windlesham
on Saturday, 15 November 1902.
Roderick Grey Wigan,
bom at 43 Emperor's
Gate, South Kensington,
London, on Thureday,
II November, bapt at
St Stephen's, South Ken-
sington, on Saturday, 18
December 1886; educated
at Eton and at Magdalen
College, Oxford, matricu-
lated 20 January 1906,
aged 19.
Adair Grey Wigan, bora
at the Grange, Walton-
on-Thames, co. Surrey,
on Friday, 5 April, bapt
at Oatlands, co. Surrey,
on Wednesday, 22 May
1889 ; died at his grand-
father's residence, 28 York
Terrace, Regent's Park,
London, aged 7 years,
on Saturday, 9 May,
bur. at Windlesham on
Monday, 11 May 1896.
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Denis Grey Wigan,
bom at the Grange,
Walton-on-Thames,
on Wednesday, 21
June, bapt. at Oat-
lands on Tuesday,
25 July 1893 ;
educated at Eton.
Eira Grey, bom at
28 Queen Anne's
Gate, Westminster,
on Sunday, 3 Oc-
tober, bapt at
Christ Church,
Westminster, on
Thursday, 28 Oc-
tober 1897.
James John Gretton Wigan, bom at Newcastle-on-Tyne, co. Northumberland, on Tuesday,
9 September, bapt at the Cathedral Church of St Nicholas', Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Wednesday,
26 November 1862; educated at Uppingham; died at Southport, co. Lancaster, aged 34, on
Friday, 3 April, bur. in Toxteth Park Cemetery, Liverpool, on Tuesday, 7 April 1896. Will
dated 16 September 1892, proved at Liverpool 12 June 1896, by Thomas Housman Higgin,
sole EXor.
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Amelia, bora at Clare House, East Mailing, co. Kent,
on Saturday, i8 October, bapt at East Mailing on
Thursday, 20 November 1828; died at Eastbourae, co.
Sussex, aged 40, on Monday, 2 1 December, bur. in the
family vault at East Mailing on Saturday, 26 December
1868. Will dated 15 March 1865, proved (Prin. Reg.,
75, 69) 22 January 1869, by the Rev. William Lewis
Wigan of East Mailing, co. Kent, the Rev. Alfred Wigan
of Luddesdowne, co. Kent, and Frederick Wigan of
Hibernia Chambers, London, brothers, the Eiors.
Henrietta, bom at Clare House,
East Mailing, on Friday, 4 June,
bapt at Ryarsh, co. Kent, on
Thursday, 8 July 1830; died at
Clare House, East Mailing, in her
14th year, on Thursday, 18 April,
bur. in the family vault at East
Mailing on Wednesday, 24 April
1844.
Katherine, bom at Sutton Court Lodge,
Chiswick, co. Middlesex, on Wednesday,
17 October, bapt. at the parish church,
Chiswick, on Wednesday, 7 November
i860. _
Ellen Mary, bom at Sutton Court Lodge,
Chiswick, on Tuesday, 3 June, bapt. at
the parish church, Chiswick, on Friday,
20 June 1862 ; marr. at East Sheen, co.
Surrey (by the Rt Rev. Edward Stuart
Talbot, Bishop of Rochester, assisted by
the Rev. Walter Fumeaux, the Vicar, and
the Rev. Herbert Wigan, cousin of the
bride), on Satiu-day, 19 May 1900, the
Rev. William Alexander Birkbeck of
Penninghame, Raynes Park, Wimbledon,
CO. Surrey (only son of John Addison
Birkbeck of Newbold, co. Derby, by
Sarah his wife, dau. of William Long-
bottom of Leeds, co. York); bom at
Newbold on Wednesday, 1 7 October, bapt.
there on Sunday, 30 December 1866;
educated privately and at Keble College,
Oxford, and Hatfield Hall, Durham,
matriculated (Keble) 19 October 1886,
aged 20, Bj^. (Hatfield Hall) 1889.
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Henry Charles Lewis Wigan, bom at Sutton Court
Lodge, Chiswick, on Thursday, 14 January, bapt
at the parish church, Chiswick, on Tuesday,
2 February 1864; died at Elgin House, East-
boume, aged 2 years and 10 months, on
Wednesday, 10 October, bur. in the cemetery at
Mortlake, co. Surrey, on Tuesday, 16 October
1866. __
Ethel Harriet, born at Clare Lawn, Upper Sheen,
on Saturday, 31 March, bapt at East Sheen on
Wednesday, 25 April 1866; marr. there (by the
Rev. Francis William Wigan, Rector of Luddes-
downe, cousin of the bride, assisted by the Rev.
Albert Shadwell Shutte, the Vicar) on Wednesday,
23 April 1890, Egerton Spencer Grey of the
White House, Fairmile Park, Cobham, co. Surrey
(3rd son of Lieut.-Colonel Francis Douglas Grey
of The Angles, East Sheen, formerly of the 37th
Regiment of Foot, by Sarah his wife, eldest
dau. of Francis Mowatt of Trotton Place, co.
Sussex, M*.P.); bom at Aldershot, co. Hants, on
Saturday, 4 April, bapt at Holy Trinity, Pimlico,
London, on Saturday, 23 May 1863 ; educated
at Radley; Barrister-at-law of the Inner Temple
1892, Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.
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James Wigan of Cromwell House, Mortlake, co. Surrey ;<
bom at Clare House, East Mailing, co. Kent, on
Wednesday, 4 January, bapt at Ryarsh, co. Kent, on
Wednesday, 15 February 1832; educated at King's
School, Rochester, co. Kent; J. P. for co. Hertford;
died at Cromwell House, Mortlake, aged 70, on
Saturday, 8 March, bur. in the cemetery at Mortlake
on Wednesday, 13 March 1902. Will dated i August
1901, proved (Prin. Reg., 582, 1902) 4 April 1902, by
Maria Bramley Heam Wigan, relict, James Lewis
Wigan and Ernest Edward Wigan, sons, the Eiors.
•Maria Bramley Heam, only dau. of
Joshua James NichoUs of Blackheath,
CO. Kent, by Juliet Mary Barbara his
wife, dau. of Benjamin Belchambers
of Smithfield, London ; bom at Black-
heath Park on Tuesday, 2 October,
bapt at the parish church, Old
Charlton, co. Kent, on Thursday, 27
December 1838; marr. at the parish
church, Croydon, co. Surrey (by the
Rev. John George Hodgson, the Vicar,
assisted by the Rev. William Lewis
Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing, brother
of the bridegroom), on Thursday,
7 January 1858.
James Lewis Wigan of " Haverbrack,"-
Bishop's Stortford, co. Hertford, and
of " Portarlington," West Bourne-
mouth, CO. Hants ; bom at Cromwell
House, Mortlake, on Monday, 14
November, bapt at Mortlake on
Sunday, 11 December 1859; educated
at Harrow and at Universi^ College,
Oxford, matriculated 12 October
1878, aged 18, B.A. 1881, M.A.
1885 ; J.P. for CO. Hertford ; Captain
ist (Herts) Volunteer Battalion
Bedfordshire Regiment since 1894.
-Frances Harriet Maud, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Laurence
John Harrison, Vicar of Mortlake and East Sheen, both
CO. Surrey, by Harriet Rowan his wife, dau. of John
Smyth of " Pensylvania," Exeter, co. Devon, Captain
Royal Engineers ; bom at Westboume Lodges Chelten-
ham, CO. Gloucester, on Sunday, 3 Noveml^, bapt at
St. Peter's, Leckhampton, ca Gloucester, on Tuesday,
10 December 186 1 ; marr. at East Sheen (by the
Rev. William Henry Hutchinson, Vicar of SS. Philip
and James, Leckhampton, and Rural Dean, assisted by
the Rev. Septimus Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing, uncle
of the brid^oom, and the Rev. Albert Shadwell Shutte,
the Vicar) on Tuesday, 8 June 1886.
Arthur Lawford Wigan of
Park, Windsor, co. Berks;
bom at Clare Lawn, Upper
Sheen, co. Surrey, on Monday,
27 April, bapt. at East Sheen
on Wednesday, 20 May 1868;
educated at Eton and at Balliol
Collie, Oxford, matriculated 19
October 1886, aged 18, B.A.
1890 (honours: 3rd-class Classical
Mods. 1888, 3rd-class Classics
1890), M.A. 1893.
Forest-pBeatrice,
eldest dau. of Colonel Charles Hervey Bagot,
C.B., R.E., Deputy Inspector-General of Fortifications, by
Laura Mildred his wife, eldest dau. of George Daniel;
bom at Roorkhee, North-West Provinces, India, on Friday,
II August, bapt at the Garrison Chapel, Roorkhee, on
Monday, 2 October 1876; marr. at East Sheen (by the
Rev. Walter Charles Edwaid Kynaston, assisted by the
Rev. Herbert Wigan, cousin of the brid^iroom, and
the Rev. Hyla Holden) on Wednesday, 29 July 1896.
Joyce Madeline, bom at ** Fairlawn," Cobham,
CO. Surrey, on Saturday, 22 January, bapt at
Stoke d'Abemon, co. Surrey, on Saturday,
19 February 1898.
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Rev. Septimus Wigan of Thomham, co. Kent
bom at Clare House, East Mailing, co. Kent,
on Tuesday, i6 July, bapt. at Ryarsh, co.
Kent, on Thursday, 22 August 1833 ; educated
at King's School, Rochester, co. Kent, and
at Trinity College, Cam(>ridge, matriculated
in October 1852, aged 19, B.A. (3rd Senior
Opt) 1856, M.A. 1859; Vicar of East Mailing
1876-^6.
C^'^- ^.
>ii-Sarah^ dau. of William Heniy Roberts of
Wilton, CO. Norfolk, Surgeon, by Jane his
wife, eldest dau. of Thomas Willett of
Wilton; bom at Feltwell, co. Norfolk, on
Wednesday, 10 October, bapt there on
Sunday, 21 October 1827 ; marr. at SS. Peter
and Paul, Mancroft, Norwich, co. Norfolk
(by the Rev. Charles Turner, the Vicar), on
Tuesday, 23 July 1861 ; died at the Vicarage,
East Mailing, in her 63rd year on Monday,
28 July, bur. at East Mailing, on Saturday,
2 August 1890.
Jane Maria, born at Cromwell House,i
Mortlake, co. Surrey, on Tuesday, 8 January,'
bapt. at Mortlake on Sunday, 27 January 1861 ;
marr. there, as his 2nd wife (by the Rev.
Septimus Wigan, Vicar of East Mailing, uncle
of the bride, assisted by the Rev. William Glen,
Curate), on Wednesday, 24 April 1889, Octavius
Leigh Leigh-Clare of Hindley Cottage, East
Sheen, co. Surrey (8th son of William Clare of
Hindley House, Walton Breck, co. Lancaster,
by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Ralph Leigh of
Hindley); bom at Hindley House, Walton
Breck, on Tuesday, 6 July, bapt. at St George's,
Everton, co. Lancaster, on Wednesday, 28 July
1841 ; educated at Rossall and at St John's
College, Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas
Term, i860. Scholar 1863, B.A. (Math, honours)
1864; a Student of the Inner Temple 4 No-
vember 1862, called to the Bar 26 January
1866, Bencher 1900; assumed by deed
enrolled in Chancery in 1889, the additional
surname of Leigh before that of Clare; M.P.
for CO. Lancaster (Eccles Division) 18 July
1895 to January 1906; Vice-Chancellor of the
County Palatine of Lancaster 11 August 1905.
He marr. istly at Isleworth, co. Middlesex,
18 August 1868, Harriet, dau. of William
Huson of Liverpool; she died at Hindley
Cottage, East Sheen, 25 June, and was bur. in
the cemetery at Mortlake 29 June 1885.
Eaiilyi born at Cromwell House, Mortlake, on
Wednesday, 22 January, bapt. at Mortlake on
Friday, 14 Febmary 1862.
Herbert William-jOlaudia
Wigan, bom at
Cromwell House,
Mortlake, on Mon-
day, 2 March,
bapt at Mortlake
on Wednesday, 25
March 1863; edu-
cated at Harrow.
Helen, youngest
dau. of William Taylor
of Ovemewton, near
Melbourne, Australia
(formerly of Ovemewton,
CO. Lanark), by Helen
Wilson his wife, dau. of
Archibald Fisken of
Bothwell, CO. Lanark ;
bom at Ovemewton, near
Melboume, on Saturday,
6 October 1866, and
bapt. there privately ;
marr. at Mortlake (by
the Rev. Albert Shadwell
Shutte, Vicar of Henlow,
CO. Bedford, assisted by
the Rev. Stephen Rook-
herst Wigan, cousin of
the brid^joom), on
Wednesday, 10 August
1898.
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Gwendolene Gaudia,
bom at 17 East 95th
Street, New York,
U.S.A., on Tuesday,
4 December, bapt.
there privately on
Saturday, 29 Decem-
ber 1900.
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James William Wigan,
bom at Bayside, Long
Island, New York, on
Tuesday, 2 February,
bapt at All Saints',
Bayside, on Satiuxlay,
5 March 1904.
Madeline, bom at Clare Lawn, Upper Sheen, co. Surrey, on Wednesday, 29 June, bapt at East
Sheen on Wednesday, 27 July 1870; died at Clare La¥m, Upper Sheen, aged 23, on Monday,
23 October, bur. in the cemetery at Mortlake on Thursday, 26 October 1893.
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Manan, bom at the
Parsonage, Fring,
CO. Norfolk, on
Wednesday, 27 Au-
gust, bapt at Fring
on Wednesday, 24
September 1862.
Bertha, bom at the
Parsonage, Fring,
on Sunday, 22 No-
vember 1863, bapt.
at Fring on Sunday,
10 January 1864.
Rev. Stephen Rookherst Wigan
of the Vicarage, Thomham,
CO. Kent; bom at the Par-
sonage, Fring, on Wednesday,
7 June, bapt. at Fring on
Sunday, 2 July 1865; edu-
cated at Bournemouth, co.
Hants, and at Christ's
Collie, Cambridge, matricu-
lated in October 1884, aged
19, B.A. 1888, M.A. 1892;
Vicar of Thomham and
Rector of Allingham, co.
Kent, since 1901.
Grace, bom at
Faversham, co.
Kent, on Friday,
21 September,
and bapt there
privately the same
day, buried at
Faversham on
Saturday, 22 Sep-
tember 1866.
Ethel Ann, bom at
Tettenhall Wood, co.
Stafford, on Saturday,
19 October, bapt. there
on Sunday, 24 No-
vember 1867; died in
her 24th year on
Thursday, 21 May,
bur. at East Mailings
CO. Kent, on Tuesday,
26 May 1891. Admon
was granted 18 May
1894, to the Rev.
Septimus Wigan, her
fadier.
Florence, born at Cromwell
House, Mortlake, on Tuesday,
13 February, b^ at Mortlake
on Friday, 9 March, died at
Cromwell House, Mortlake, aged
3 months, on Wednesday, 23
May, and bur. in the cemetery
at Mortlake on Saturday, 26
May 1866.
Edith Mary, bom at Cromwell
House, Mortlake, on Saturday,
23 May, ha:pL at Mortlake on
Friday, 19 June 1868.
Beatrice, bom at Cromwell
House, Mortlake, on Friday,
II February, bapt. at Mortlake
on Sunday, 6 March 1870.
Emest Edward Wigan^Mabel Helen, eldest dau. of Robert
of Oakley Lodge, """ ~*
Weybridge, co. Surrey;
born at Cromwell
House, Mortlake, co.
Surrey, on Saturday,
22 October, bapt. at
Mortlake on Friday,
18 November 1864 ;
educated at Rugby and
at University College,
Oxford, matriculated
13 October 1883, aged
18, B.A. (honours :
4 Law) 1886, M.A.
1890 ; admitted a
Solicitor 1 89 1.
Watson Willis of Hinxton House,
East Sheen, co. Surrey, by Helen
his wife, dau. of the Rev. John
Graham, Fellow of St. John's
College, Cambridge; bom at
Beverley Villas, Barnes, co. Surrey,
on Friday, 11 June, bapt. at the
parish church, Barnes, on Wednes-
day, 7 July 1869; marr. at East
Sheen (by the Rev. Septimus
Wigan, uncle of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev. Herbert
Wigan, cousin of the bridegroom)
on Tuesday, 12 August 1902.
Juliet Mabel Olga, bom at
2 Temple Sheen, East
Sheen, on Friday, 19 June,
bapt. at East Sheen on
Sunday, 26 July 1903.
Helen Rosalind, bom at
Oakley Lodge, Weybridge,
on Friday, 30 June, bapt
at Weybridge on Sunday,
23 July 1905.
Constance Helen, bom
at Clare Lawn, Upper
Sheen, on Friday, 12
March, bapt at East
Sheen on Saturday, 17
April 1875.
Edgar Clare Wigan, bom at Clare Lawn, Upper Sheen, on Tuesday,
28 November 1876, bapt at East Sheen on Monday, i January
1877 ; educated at Eton and at Lincoln College, Oxford, matricu-
lated in October 1895 ; Captain 7th Battalion (The Prince Consort's
Own) Rifle Brigade (Militia) 31 May 1902.
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Harold Wign of WidleyCoiirt,«rJ«^nk^ ^^^i^ieti
of Wllfiam SidMid
Coiiham, co. ihau; bom
Tettenhall Wood, co. SukSotd^
on Satarday, 30 October, bapc
there on San^j, 2% November
1S69 ; educated at Radiej and
at Sc Fefer'a CoOege, Cam-
bfk%e,matriciilated .
Tcm, iStt,
Oreccev by Lacy hs vxfey db
General of liocea» Greece;
S November 1S64, faopt. these 00
marr. at Sc Thomas', Wz:
Sepcimas Wigan, iufaer of the
Rev. Stephen Rnnkhmt Wipnv bnjtfacr
00 Tfanidaj, 24 Janoaqr 1895.
Yaidl^ of Fitias^
Wood, Consnl-
II Tnevkj,
15 July 1865;
Hants (by the Rev.
rted far the
of the fandegroomX
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Cecil Rookhent Wlgan, bom at
Milford Lodge^ Soatinea, co.
Hants, 00 Monday, 51 Aapnt,
bapt. at Spanhott, ca Bcria^ 00
Suiidi^, iS October 18961 1898.
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Evelyn
Lodges Soothata, 00 Miaiilay,
51 Janoary, bapt. at St Jnde^i^
10 ~
Lilian, born at Cromwen Hoose, Mortlake, ca Soncy, 00 Fiiday*
3 May, bapt. at Mortlake 00 Friday, 31 Uxj 1872 ; man: there (by
the Rev. Septinras Wi^pm, onde of the bride, aaisted by the
Rev. Maitland KeOy of KeOy Hooae^ Liftoo, col Deion, coosin
of the brid^proom, and the Rev. Herbert Wi^pm, Vicar of Dllnada^
CO. Oxford, cousin of the bride) on Wednesday, 10 October 1906^
Reginald Leigb Le^iOare of Sing^xvc^ Stnits Srttlfifnti (eUest
son of Octavius L^gb Le^hOait^ YiofrChanceOor of the Comi^
Paktine of lanraftfr, by Hairiet his ist wife^ dan. of William
Hnson of Liverpool); born at East Sheen, col Surrey, s April,
bapt. there privatdy 6 April 1871 ; educate d at Sheibome and at
Pembroke College, Cambndgev matiimtated in October r89a^ BJL
1893; admitted a Solicitor a Fdiruaiy 1898^
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Cccfl
bom at Oomvefl
Ho osc^ Morthdbe^ cm
Sondi^, 7 Jun^ bapt.
at Mortlake on Toes-
day, 7 July 1874;
educated at Shertiome.
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Oscar Stei>henWi9auv.y£didi Emily, and dan. of Jubal Heuy
bom at Cromwell
House, Mortlake, on
Wednesday, a6 Sqv
tember, bapt. at
Mortlake on Friday,
s6 October 1877 ;
educated at Sherborne.
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Edmonds of Pietennaiitibui^ Natal,
Sooth Africa, by Emily Louisa his wife^
eldest dan. of Jacob Maas of St. Peter'i^
Isle of Thanet, co. Kent; bom at
Durban, Natal, 39 August 1880^ and
bapt. at Christ Chnrdi, Dmban; marr.
at St. Saviour's Cadiedial, Pieter-
maritzbuig, Natal (by die Way Rev.
James Green, D.D., die Dean, agisted
by die Rev. William OaikX 00
Tuesday, 6 January 1905.
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Algernon White W^pui, bom
at Qoamdl House, Mortfake^
on Tuesday, 30 SqMember,
bi^ at Mordake on Friday,
3r October 1879; fdncated
at Haiiov.
Gerald Wi^m, bom at Crom-
well House, Mordak^ on
Monday, 3 July, bapt at
Mortlake on Friday, 38 Jufy
1882 ; rdaratfd at SherboriK.
Beatrice Edith, bom at Jeppestown, Johannesburg;
South Africa, on Sunday, 3 January, bapt at St
Mar/s, Jeppotown, on Sunday, 7 February 1904.
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ARMSTRONG.
Arms on record in the College of Arms, — Quarterly: ist and 4th, Gules
a tildng-spear in fesse or headed argent between two dexter
arms embowed in armour couped at the shoulders fessewise
hands apaum^ proper, Armstrong; 2nd and 3rd, Aigent
a fesse raguly between two crosses botonny in chief and a
martlet in base gules, Watson.
Crests, — I, A dexter arm embowed in armour encircled at the elbow by
a wreath of oak the hand grasping a hammer all proper,
Armstrong ; 2, In front of a dexter arm embowed in armour
the hand in a gauntlet proper grasping a palm branch slipped
vert a martlet between two crosses botoimy gules, Watson.
Supporters. — On either side a smith habited and holding over the
shoulder in the exterior hand a sledge-hammer all proper.
Mottoes. — I, Fords in armis, Armstrong ; 2, Deum time regem
honore, Watson.
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John Watscm (son-pDorodiy
of William Watson
of Adderstone Hall,
CO. Northumber-
land) ; bom at
Adderstone in 1760;
Captain 76th Regi-
ment of Foot ao
February 1 793 ; died
in 1798, bur. at
Nottingham.
Arms M r§cord in tks CoUig* rf Arms.—AjjBBSii a
fetie ngnly between two croiiet botonny in cfaia and
a martlet in base gules.
Crest, — In front of a dexter arm embowed in armour
the hand in a gauntlet proper grasping a palm branch
slipped vert a martlet between two crosses botonny gules.
M9ii0. — Deum time regem honore.
Henrietta, dau. of
Henry Grey of Shoreston
House, CO. Northumber-
land ; marr. at Bamburgh,
CO. Northumberland, 17
August 1795; ^^^ ^
Fulham, ca Middlesex,
aged 80, on Good Friday,
a8 March, bur. in the
churchyard at Fulham
3 April 1850. Admon was
granted (P.CC.) 23 -^>ril
1850, to William Henry
Watson.
Anne, dau. of^^^^^ Sir William Henry Watson, a Baron of the-pMary, youngest dau.
William Arm-
strong of New-
castle-on-Tyne, co.
Northumberland,
and sister of
William George,
ist Baron Arai-
strone of Cragside,
Rothbury, co.
Northumberland,
C.B., F.R.S. ;
bom 30 Septem-
ber 1802 ; marr.
at Newcastle-on-
Tyne 17 August
1826 ; died at
Hastings, co. Sus-
sex, on Monday,
I June 1828, bur.
there, ist wife.
I
Exchequer (only child); bom at Nottingham i July
1796 ; educated at the Royal Military College, Marlow;
entered the Army as Comet ist Royal Dragoons 1811,
Lieutenant 181 2, served in Spain and France under
the Duke of Wellington ; exchanged to 6th Dragoons
13 April 18 1 5, with whom he served in Belgium and
France, and was present at the entry of the allied armies
into Paris; a Student of Lincoln's Inn 19 June 181 7,
called to the Bar 8 June 1832, Bencher 1843-56, Q.C.
1843; M.P. for Kinsale 9 July 1841 to 23 July 1847,
and for Hull 18 August 1854 to 3 November 1856;
Serjeant-at-Law November 1856 ; appointed Baron of
the Court of Exchequer 3 November, and knighted at
Windsor Castle 28 November 1856; Author of two
legal works; died, aged 64, 13 March i860, having
been seized with apoplexy after charging the Grand
Jury at Welshpool, co. Montgomery, the previous
day, bur. at Welshpool. Admon (with will and
codicil dated 15 October 1859) was granted (Prin.
Reg., 284, 60) 7 April i860, to John William Watson
of II Eaton Square, London, son, and one of the
residuary legatees named in will.
of Anthony Capron
of Midhurst, co. Sus-
sex (who afterwards
assumed the name of
HoUist); bom 6 April
1806; marr. at Mid-
hurst (by the Rev.
Edward Aislabie Om-
manney) on Saturday,
6 August 1831 ; died
at Midhurst, in her
73rd year, on Friday,
13 December, bur. at
Easeboume, co. Sussex,
18 December 1878.
Will dated II April
1872, proved at
Chichester 3 January
1879, by William
Henry Watson of
Midhurst, Major in
the Royal Artillery,
son, one of the ESors.
2nd wife.
John William Watson of Adderstone Hall, co. North-
umberland, and of 65 Eccleston Square, London; born
23 May, bapt. at All Saints', Newcastle-on-Tyne,
4 September 1827; educated at Eton and at Trinity
College, Cambridge, B.A. 1849; J. P. for co. Northum-
berland since 1896.
t/ 4r. 4/hJt^
-Maigaret Godman, eldest surviving dau.
of Patrick Persse FitzPatrick of Fitz
Leet House, Bognor, co. Sussex, by
Margaret his wife, dau. of Joseph
Godman; bom 9 June 1833; marr. at
St George's, Hanover Square, London,
on Thur^lay, 5 May 1859.
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Colonel William Henry Watson of Minsted, near Midhurst,-pAmy, younger dau. of Nathaniel
CO. Sussex; bom 26 May 1834; educated at Eton; entered
the Army as 2nd Lieutenant Royal Artillery 21 December
1853, Lieutenant 20 June 1854, Captain i April i860,
Major and Brevet Lieut-Colonel 5 July 1872, Lieut-Colonel
23 July 1879, Hon. Colonel 4 October 1879; served in the
Crimea 1854 to February 1855, including batUe of Inkerman
and siege and fall of Sebastopol (medal with two clasps
and Turkish medal) ; died at 28 Chester Square, London,
aged 65, on Thursday, 28 December 1899, bur. at Stedham,
CO. Sussex, on Monday, i January 1900. Will dated
3 June 1898, proved at Chichester 28 March 1900, by
William Thomas Johnson, one of the Ei^ors.
'^^&V^~ ,
Weekes of Mangrove, Barbadoes,
West Indies, and of "Guillards
Oak," Midhurst, co. Sussex,
formerly of 9th Lancers, J. P. for
CO. Sussex ; bom at Leamington,
CO. Warwick, 25 July 1844;
marr. at St. George's, Hanover
Square, London (by the Rev.
William Haydon, Incumbent
of Midhurst, assisted by the
Rev. John Cole, Vicar of Kird-
ford, CO. Sussex), on Saturday,
25 August 1866.
John Capron Watson, bom at Freshwater, Isle
of Wight, on Friday, 2 August 1867 ; entered
the Army as Lieutenant Royal Artillery
24 July 1886, Captain 3 July 1897 ; served in
South African War, killed at Wilmans Rust,
Transvaal, South Africa, 12 June 1901. Will
dated i January 1900, proved (Prin. R^.,
i378» 1 901) 14 November 1901, by Barnard
Thornton Hodgson, Barrister-at-Law, and
William Thomas Johnson, the Eitors.
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Arthur Watson, bom at Freshwater, Isle of
Wight, on Tuesday, 4 August 1868 ; entered
the Army as 2nd Lieutenant South Stafford-
shire Regiment 23 March 1889, Lieutenant
25 June 1890, C2^>tain 1896; served as a
Naval Cadet in H.M.S. "Euryalus'' in
Egyptian War 1884, at Suakim (medal, bronze
star); died at Thayet Myo, Burmah, India,
aged 29, on Saturday, 30 April 1898, bur. there.
William Henry Armstrong FitzPatrick Watson-Armstrong, Baron-pWinifreda Jane, eldest
Armstrong of Bam burgh and Cragside, co. Northumberland; bom ; dau. of General Sir John
at 65 Eccleston Square, London, on Sunday, 3 May, bapt at
St. Gabriel's, Warwick Square, Pimlico, London, i June 1863;
educated at Eton and at Trinity College, Cambridge, matriculated
Michaelmas Term, 1882, B.A. 1885, M.A. 1889; J.P. and D.L. for
CO. Northumberland, High Sheriff 1899, J.P. for Newcastle-on-Tyne,
County Councillor for Rothbury Division, co. Northumberland,
Hon. D.C.L. Durham 1901 ; received Hon. Freedom of Newcastle-
on-Tyne 1901 ; Major Northumberland Hussars (Imperial Yeomanry)
from 1902; a Commissioner for the River Tyne; Chairman of
Rothbury Urban and District Councils; Director of the Elswick
Works and of the North-Eastem Railway Company ; Patron of the
living of Bam burgh ; assumed by Royal Licence dated i June 1889,
the additional surname and arms of Armstrong; created Baron
Armstrong of Bamburgh and Cragside, co. Northumberland, in the
Peerage of the United Kingdom, 30 July 1903.
Miller Adye,G.C.B., by
Mary Cordelia his wife,
eldest dau. of Vice-
Admiral the Hon^e
Sir Montagu Stopford,
K.C.B. (son of James
George, 3rd Earl of
Courtown, K.P., P.C);
bom at Madras, India,
23 October i860 ;
marr. at St. Saviour's,
St George's Square,
London, on Satiu-day,
15 June 1889.
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William John Montagu Watson-Armstrong,
bom at Cragside on ^Monday, 10 October,
bapt. at All Saints', Rothbury, 10 November
1892.
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Winifreda Margaret, bom at Cragside
on Thursday, 27 September, bapt. at
All Saints', Rothbury, 24 October 1894.
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Philip Sherard Watson ofr^Muriel
Minstedf near Midhurst, co.
Sussex; bom at Southsea, co.
Hants, on Saturday, 28 August
1869 ; entered the Royal Navy
as a Cadet 15 January 1883,
Midshipman 15 February 1885,
Sub-Lieutenant 14 February
1889, Lieutenant i January
1892, retired 13 January 1904 ;
J.P. for CO. Sussex 1905.
Gertrude, 5th dau. of Joseph Godman of Park Hatch,
CO. Surrey, of Merston Manor, co. Sussex, and of Ness Side,
Inverness, J.P. and D.L. for co. Surrey, and J.P. for the
counties of London and Sussex, by Gertrude Henrietta Eliza
his ist wife, eldest dau. of Nathaniel Weekes of "Guillards
Oak,*' Midhurst, J.P. for co. Sussex ; born at Queen's Gate,
South Kensington, London, 6 February 1875 ; marr. at
St Peter's, Eaton Square, London (by the Rev. Canon
Vernon Musgrave, assisted by the Rev. John Storrs), on
Wednesday, 6 August 1902.
William Arthur Capron Watson,
bom at 62 Chester Square, London,
on Wednesday, 29 July 1903.
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Erica Sylvia, born at
Ryde, Isle of Wight,
24 July 1905.
II . .
Margaret Henrietta FitzPatnck, born at
65 Eccleston Square, London, 5 December
1864, bapt. at St. Gabriel's, Warwick Square,
London, 5 January 1865; died at 65
Eccleston Square, aged 6 weeks, on Mon-
day, 16 January, bur. at West Lavington,
CO. Sussex, 21 January 1865.
Mary Edwina FitzPatnck, bora at 65
Eccleston Square, London, on Wednesday,
21 April, bapt. at St Gabriel's, Warwick
Square, London, 25 May 1869; died at
65 Eccleston Square, aged i year and
9 months, on Sunday, 15 January, bur. at
West Lavington 21 January 187 1.
Susan Dorothea FitzPatrick, bom at 65 Eccleston
Square, London, 27 March, bapt at St Gabriel's,
Warwick Square, London, 29 April 1873; marr.
at St George's, Hanover Square, London (bv the
Rt Rev. Edgar Jacob, Bishop of St. Albans,
assisted by the Rev. the Hon"« Robert Grimston,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and the
Rev. Frank Long, Vicar of Lucker, co. North-
umberland), on Monday, 7 December 1903,
William Noel Villiers of Westwood Hall, Wooler,
CO. Northumberland (3rd son of the Rev. Charles
Villiers, Rector of Croft, co. York, by Florence
Mary his wife, sister of William Amhurst, ist
Baron Amherst of Hackney); born 24 December
1864.
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Jfejier.
Arms,~^SMe on a mount vert two suigs erect respecting each other aigent
attired collared and chain reflexed over the back or.
Cnst, — A demi-stag ermine attired collared and chained as in arms.
Rev. Canon William Fisher (son of the Rev. Prebendary Philip Fisher,'
D.D., Fellow of University College, Oxford, and Master of Charter-
house 1803-42, Prebendary of Norwich Cathedral 1814-42, Precentor
of Salisbury and Rector of West Deeping, co. Lincoln, and of Elton,
CO. Huntingdon, by Mary his wife, dau. of Dr. Roberts) ; bapt at Elton
20 March 1799; of Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 8 April 1815,
aged 16, Student 1815-23, B.A. 18 19, M.A. 1821 ; Rector of Poulshot,
CO. Wilts, I February 1823 until his death. Canon of Salisbury 1834.
He marr. 2ndly at St. George's, Hanover Square, London, on Tuesday,
18 November 1862, Mary Sullivan, 3rd dau. of John Dalton of
Sleningford Park, co. York, and of FUlingham Castle, co. Lincohi, and
wid6w of Charles Preston. He died at Poulshot on Tuesday, 9 June,
and was bur. there 15 June 1874. Will dated 28 February 1866, proved
at Salisbury 10 July 1874, by Mary Sullivan Fisher, relict, and Herbert
William Fisher of East Blatchington, co. Sussex, son, the Etors.
,-j-Eli2abethy dau. of
the Rev. William
Cookson, D.D.,
Canon of Windsor,
by Dorothy Cooper
his wife; died at
Poulshot 19 No-
vember, bur. there
26 November 185 1.
ist wife.
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Emmeline, bom 19 April, bapt at
Poulshot (by her father) 29 April 1825;
marr. at Salisbury Cathedral 2 Tuly
1850, the Rev. Charles Hinxman (2nd
son of Edward Hinxman of Dumford
House, CO. Wilts, J.P. and D.L.,
by Delita his wife, dau. of the Very
Rev. Charles Ekins, Dean of
Salisbury); born at Dumford House
20 July 181 1 ; of Balliol College,
Oxford, matriculated 11 December
1829, aged 18, B.A. 1835, ^A.
1861 ; Rector of Barford St Martin,
CO. Wilts, 1860-86; died 13 January,
bur. at Whitchurch Canonicorum, co.
Dorset, 17 January 1903. Will dated
17 July 1902, proved at Blandford
5 March 1903, by Lionel Hinxman,
son, the sole E5(or. She died at the
Rectory, Barford St. Martin, on
Sunday, 3 April, and was bur. at
Barford St. Martin 7 April 1864.
Herbert William Fisher of Whitley^Mary Louisa,
Ridge, Brockenhurst, CO. Hants; bom
30 July, bapt at Poulshot ^by his
father) 11 September 1826; educated
at Charterhouse and at Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 31 May 1844,
aged 17, Student 1845-62, B.A. 1848
(ist-class Classics), M.A. 185 1, Tutor
1851 ; a Student of the Inner Temple
II January 1853, called to the Bar 17
November 1855 ; Vice-Warden of the
Stannaries of Cornwall and Devon
from 1870 until the abolition of that
office in 1895 ; Private Secretary and
Keeper of the Privy Seal to H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales (now King
Edward VH.) 1861-70; J.P. for co.
Sussex 1903; died at his residence,
19 Second Avenue, Hove, co. Sussex,
on Saturday, 17 January, bur. at
Brockenhurst 23 January 1903. Will
dated 28 July 1878, proved at Lewes
9 February 1903, by Mary Louisa
Fisher, relict, the sole Executrix.
2nd daughter
of John Jack-
son, M.D., by
Maria his wife,
dau. of James
Pattle of the
Ben^ Civil
Service; bom
at Calcutta,
India, 30 De-
cember 1841 ;
marr. at Hen-
don, CO. Mid-
dlesex (by the
Rev. Charles
Hinxman), on
Tuesday, 5
August 1862.
Florence Henrietta, bom 31 January, bapt at St. Paul's, Onslow Square, London, 26 March
1864; marr. at Brockenhurst (by the Rev. Egerton Frederic Daniell) on Tuesday,
20 July 1886, Frederic William Maitland, LL.D. (only son of John Gorham Maitland,
Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn, by Emma his wife, dau. of John Frederic Daniell, F.R.S.) ;
bom on Tuesday, 28 May 1850; of Trinity College, Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas
Term, 1869, B.A. 1873, M.A. 1876, LL.D. 1891 ; Reader in English Law, Cambridge
University, and Examiner in Moral Sciences 1878-79; a Student of Lincoln's Inn 6 June
1872, called to the Bar 17 November 1876; Professor of Law (Downing) to Cambridge
University 1888. =?=
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Edmund Conroy
Fisher, bom i8
January, bapt
at Poulshot, CO.
Wilts (by his
fatherX 26 Feb-
ruary 1828; died
at Charterhouse,
London, 1 7 April,
bur. in the
Cloisters there
22 April 1842.
M.I. The re-
mains being
subsequently re-
mo ved to Woking
Cemetery, co.
Surrey. M.I.
Colonel Arthur k Court Fisher, C.B. ; bom at
16 January, bapt there (by hb father) 18 February 1830 ;
educated at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ;
entered the Army as 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Engineers
1 October 1847, Lieutenant 5 July 185 1, Captain 23
February 1856, Brevet Major 2 September 1858, Brevet
Lieut-Colonel 13 February 1861, Brevet Colonel 15 Feb-
ruary 1869, Brevet Major 5 July 1872, Lieut-Colonel
2 April 1873; served at the siege of Sebastopoi from May
1855, and led a storming party in the assault of 18 June
(medal with clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honour,
Turkish medal, 5th-class of the Medjidie and Brevet of
Major); served in China from December 1857 until the
close of the war in i860, having commanded the Royal
Engineers in the Expedition to North China in 1859,
and at the attack on the Peiho Forts 25 June; was
afterwards employed reconnoitring the coast of Pehchili ;
in January i860 was appointed one of the AIHed
Commissioners for the Govemment of Canton; served
with the Force under Sir Hope Grant in the campaign of
i860 (Brevet of Lieut.-Colonel and C.B.) ; died at Reay
House, Inverness, aged 49, on Sunday, 2 November
1879, bur. at Tomnaheurich, Invemess. Confirmation
of the Commissariot of Invemess dated 4 February 1880,
of Caroline Eden or Fisher of Reay House, Inverness,
widow, as Executrix nominate of Arthur k Court Fisher
of Reay House, Colonel in the Royal Engineers, dated
12 February 1880.
PoulshotjOu-oline,
dau. of
the Most Rev.
Robert Eden,
Bishop of Moray,
Ross and Caith-
ness, Primus of
the Church in
Scotland, by
Emma his wife,
dau. of Justice
James Allan
Park ; bom at
Messing, co.
Essex, 25 April,
bapt. there 31
May 1831 ; mar-
ried at Leigh,
CO. Essex, on
Thursday, 1 1
September 185 1.
Arthur William
Fisher, born at
Gibraltar 23 Sep-
tember 1852,
and bapt. at
the Military
Chapel, Gibral-
tar ; educated at
Wellington.
Alice Elizabeth, bom at Gibraltar 9 February 1855, ^"^ ^P'- there;
marr. at the Cathedral, Invemess (by the Rev. Canon Frederick
Dobree Teesdale), on Tuesday, 19 August 1879, James Allan Park
(eldest son of the Rev. James Allan Park, Vicar of Methwold, co.
Norfolk); bom at Stainton on Saturday, 20 August 1853; entered the
Army as Lieutenant 42nd Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) 5 June 1876 ;
died from wounds received in the battle of Tel-el-Kebir, on board the
hospital ship ''Carthage,'' at Ismailia, Egypt, aged 29, on Sunday,
17 September 1882. Will dated 2 August 1882, proved (Prin. R^.,
935, 82) 15 December 1882, by Alice Elizabeth Park of 12 Maitland Street,
Edinburgh, relict, and William Atherton Park of Leybum Hall, Bedale,
CO. York, a Colonel in H.M. Army, uncle, the E*ors.
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Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher, born at Onslow=«Lettice, eldest dau. of Sir Courtenay
Square, London, 21 March, bapt. at St Paul's, Peregrine Ilbert, K.C.S.I., CLE., Clerk
Onslow Square, 4 May 1865 (Sponsor: of the House of Commons, by Jessie his
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales [now King wife, dau. of the Rev. Charles Bradley;
Edward VII.]); educated at Winchester and at bom at 19 South wick Street, Oxford Square,
New College, Oxford, matriculated 28 October London, 14 June 1875 ; marr. at the
1884, aged 19, Scholar 1883-88, Fellow and B.A. Church of the Annunciation, Bryanston
1888 (ist-class Classical Mods. 1886, ist-class Street, London (by the Very Rev. George
Classics 1888), M.A. 1891, Tutor 1890; Author Granville Bradley, Dean of Westminster,
of "The Mediaeval Empire," 1898, "Studies in assisted by the Rev. Edward Bickcrsteth
Napoleonic Statesmanship," 1903. Ottley), on Thursday, 6 July 1899.
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Eda Eleanor, bom 14 July, bapt. at Poulshot, co. Wilts (by her father), 22 July 1831 ; marr. at
Salisbury Cathedral (by the Rt. Rev. Edward Denison, Bishop of Salisbury) on Tuesday,
15 January 1850, the Ven***' Francis Lear (eldest son of the Very Rev. Francis Lear, Dean of
Salisbury, by Isabella Mary his wife, dau. of the Rt. Rev. Henry William Majendie, Bishop
of Bangor); bom at Downton, co. Wilts, 23 August 1823, and hapt there; educated at
Winchester and at Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 12 May 1842, aged 18, B.A. 1846, M.A.
1849; Rector of Bishopstone, co. Wilts, from 1850, Rural Dean of Chalke 1852, Prebendary of
Salisbury 1856-64, Chancellor 1861-64, Examining Chaplain to Bishop of Salisbury 1885,
Canon Residentiary of Salisbury 1862, Precentor 1864-75, Archdeacon from 1875. She di^
at The Close, Salisbury, 24 January, and was bur. in the Cloisters, Salisbury Cathedral,
28 January 1892. =?=
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Annie Caroline Ann,
bom at Beyton, co.
Suffolk, 5 May 1858,
and bapt there ;
marr. at Singapore,
Straits Settlements,
on Thursday, 17
November 1887,
William Macbean of
Singapore, eldest son
of Matthew Fletcher
Macbean, H.B.M.
Vice-Consul at Leg-
horn, Italy.
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Ethel Mary, Charles Sidney Dalton Fisher, bom at Chatham, co.
bom at Kew, Kent, on Tuesday, 20 March, bapt at Salisbury Cathedral
CO. Surrey, 22 May 1866; educated at Glenalmond; entered the
14 February, Army as 2nd Lieutenant The Duke of Cambridge's Own
bapt. there 15 (Middlesex Regiment) 18 June 1894, Lieutenant 10 May
March 1862. 1899, Captain 15 December 1900; served in South
African War 1899-1902, with 2nd Battalion Middlesex
Regiment, and was present in the engagements at Spion
Kop, Colenso (second action), Hlangwane, Pieter's Hill
and the relief of Ladysmith; took part in the advance
through Northem Natal, including the engagements at
Van Wyk, Botha's Pass, Allemanns Nek, and subsequent
affairs (mentioned in despatches, "London Gazette,"
8 February 1901, Queen's medal with six clasps, King's
medal with two clasps).
Arthur Alexander Fisher, bom at Brockenhurst,
CO. Hants, 10 August 1866, and bapt at
Salisbury Cathedral (Sponsor: H.R.H. the Princess
of Wales [now Queen Alexandra] ) ; educated at
Winchester and at Christ Church, Oxford (matricu-
lated 30 May 1885, aged 18), and at the Royal
Military College, Saiidhurst; entered the Army as
2nd Lieutenant The Prince of Wales' Own (West
Yorkshire Regiment) 14 September 1887, Lieutenant
6 November 1889, Captain 20 Febmary 1895 ;
employed with Egyptian Army i February 1894 to
17 October 1896 (medal, Egyptian medal); employed
in Uganda Protectorate 9 January 1898 to 28 March
1900 (medal); Special Service Rhodesian Field
Force 29 May 1900; Qualified Interpreter in Arabic;
served as Special Service Officer South African War
1900 (medal with two clasps) ; died at Chiswick, co.
Middlesex, on Wednesday, 12 March, bur. there
17 March 1902. Admon was granted at the
Principal Registry 12 April 1902, to Herbert William
Fisher, J.P.
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Emmeline Mary, bom at Onslow
Square, London, 27 July, bapt at
Frant, co. Sussex, 13 September 1868.
Adeline Maria, bom 16 July 1870;
marr. at All Saints', Hove, co. Sussex
(by the Rev, William Archibald
Spooner, Fellow and Tutor of New
College, Oxford, assisted by the Rev.
Prebendary Peacey, the Vicar), on
Saturday, 9 October 1897, Ralph
Vaughan Williams (2nd son of the
Rev. Arthur Charles Vaughan Williams,
Vicar of Down Ampney, co. Wilts,
by Margaret Susan his wife, dau. of
Josiah Wedgwood of Leith Hill Place,
Dorking, co. Surrey); bom at Down
Ampney 12 October 1872; of Trinity
College, Cambridge, matriculated 1892,
B.A. 1895.
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Elizabeth Mary (Lily), jrd dau. of^Rev. Wilfred Fisher,-
Hasler Hollist of Lodsworth, co. bom at Poulshot, co.
Sussex, J.P. and D.L., by Frances
Georgiana his wife, dak of Sir
Francis Molyneux Ommaney ;
bom 13 December 1840; inarr.
at Lodsworth (by the Rt Rev.
Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of
Oxford, assisted by the Rev.
Leopold Stanley Clarke, the Vicar)
on Wednesday, 2 October 1861 ;
died s.p. at Lustleigh, co. Devon,
on Wednesday, 19 April 1899,
and bur. there. M.L ist wife.
Wilts, 19 November,
bapt there (by his
father) 34 November
1832 ; educated at
Charterhouse and at
Christ Church, Ox-
ford, matriculated 12
June 185 1, aged 18,
Student 1853-62, B. A.
1855, M.A. 1858 ;
Rector of Westwell,
CO. Oxford, 1861-80.
-Jeannette, dau. of Maurice Doellinger
of Munich, Germany, Captain in Uie
Brazillian Army (and niece of the
Rt Rev. Professor Johann Joseph
Ignaz von Doellinger, D. D.,
D.C.L., &c.), by Johanna his wife,
dau. of Frederic Ringler of Waller-
stein, Wiirtemberg, Germany; bom
at Wallerstein 6 January 1858, and
bapt. at Munich ; marr. at St
Luke's, Torquay, co. Devon (by the
Rev. William Skinner Boyle, the
Vicar), on Tuesday, 27 February
1900. 2nd wife.
Frederick k Court Fisher of^-Emma Lucy Athela, 2nd dau. of the Rev. John Edward Alexander
69 Fountain Road, Edg- Inge, M.A., M.R.A.S., Rector of Gay ton-le- Marsh, co. Lincoln;
baston, co. Warwick; bom bom 11 December 1863; marr. at Gayton-le-Marsh (by the
at Hedgefield House, Rev. Frederick Young, Rector of Llanfoist, co. Monmouth,
Invemess, on Monday, assisted by the Rev. Edward George Boultbee Inge, Rector
I December 1873, and bapt of Bradfield St George, co. Suffolk) on Thursday, 11 September
at Invemess ; educated at 1902.
Bedford Grammar School.
Edmund Montagu^Janie Magdalene, dau. of Douglas William
Prinsep Fisher of
5 Swan Walk, Chel-
sea, CO. Middlesex ;
born at Onslow
Square, London,
13 January 1872;
educated at Hailey-
bury; Architect
Freshfield of Kidbrooke Park, and of Wych
Cross Place, East Grinstead, both co. Sussex,
and of I Airlie Gardens, South Kensington,
London, M.A., F.R.G.S., by Augusta
Charlotte his wife, dau. of William Ritchie;
bom at Tunbridge Wells, co. Kent, on
Monday, 20 September 1875; marr. at Forest
Row, CO. Sussex (by the Rev. Albert John
Swainson, assisted by the Rev. Gerald Warre
Warre-Comish), on Tuesday, 6 June 1899.
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Hervey George Stanhope
Fisher of 25 Cheyne
Walk, Chelsea; bom at
Saxonbury, co. Sussex, 1 1
August 1873; educated
privately and at Balliol
College, Oxford.
John Hervey Fisher, bom at i Trevor
Square, Knightsbridge, London, on
Wednesday, 11 April, bapt at Forest
Row 18 June 1900.
Roderick Charles Fisher, bom
at Ashdown Place, Forest Row,
on Sunday, 21 September,
bapt at Chelsea Old Church
19 November 1902.
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Magdalene, bom at
5 Swan Walk,
Chelsea, on Satur-
day, 21 November
1903.
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Albert Bulteel Fisher of Court Hill, Potteme, co. Wilts ,^Edith, 6th dau. of John Henry
bom at The Close, Salisbury, co. Wilts, 4 May, bapt.
at Salisbury Cathedral 3 June 1835 f educated at
Winchester and at Corpus Christi College, Oxford,
matriculated 18 June 1852, aged 17, Scholar 1853, B.A.
1857, M.A. 1859, Fellow 1863-77; J.P. for co. Wilts;
died at Court Hill, Potteme, 20 July, bur. at Potteme
25 July 1906. Will dated 2 September 1905, proved
at Salisbury 5 September 1906, by Edith Fisher, relict,
and Dora Fisher, spinster, daughter, the Executrixes.
Eleanor Mary, bom at Court
Hill, Potteme, on Friday,
4 January, bapt at Potteme
14 February 1878; died at
Court Hill, Potteme, aged 3^
years, on Monday, 20 June
1 88 1, bur. at Potteme.
Evelyn Arthur Fisher,
bom at Court Hill,
Potteme, on Wednes-
day, 13 March, bapt
at Potteme 22 May
1879 ; educated at
SaUsbury.
Jacob of The Close, Salisbury, J.P.
and D.L., by Henrietta Sophia his
wife, dau. of John Denison, M.P. ;
bom at The Close, Salisbury,
30 September, bapt. at Salisbury
Cathedral 4 November 1850;
marr. there (by the Rt Rev. George
Moberley, Bishop of Salisbury) on
Thursday, i February 1877.
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Dora, bom at Court Hill, Potteme,
on Tuesday, 12 October, b^)t at
Potteme 14 November 1880.
Ruth, bom at Court Hill, Potteme,
I October, bapt at Potteme 11
November 1884.
I
Leveson Evelyn-
Cecil Fisher of
Brooklands, New
Westminster,British
Columbia ; bora
at Poulshot, CO.
Wilts, on Friday,
14 August, bapt
there 10 September
1863; educated at
Uppingham.
■Minnie, sth dau. of
John Hill of Liver-
pool, by Eliza his wife,
dau. of David King of
George Town,Demerara,
British Guiana ; bom at
Birkenhead, co. Chester,
16 December 1859, and
bapt there by the
Rev. James Towers ;
marr. at St Peter's,
Bournemouth, co. Hants
(by the father of the
bridegroom, assisted by
the Ven*»'« Francis Lear,
Archdeacon of Salis-
bury), 2 January 1895.
Emmeline Violet Agneta, bom at Lyndhurst,
CO. Hants, 5 August, bapt at Emery Down,
CO. Hants, 14 September 1864; marr. at
St Peter's, Boiunemouth (by the Ven^ Francis
Lear), 25 August 1892, Robert Arthur Cholmeley
of Thomhagh, Swanage, co. Dorset (elder son
of the Rev. James Cholmeley, by Flora his
wife, dau. of the Rev. Arthur John Macleane,
D.D., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge);
bom at the Rectory, Swaby, co. Lincohi, on
Friday, 3 May, bapt at Swaby on Trinity
Sunday, 16 June 1867; educated at Highgate
School and at Keble College, Oxford, matricu-
lated 19 October 1886, aged 19, Exhibitioner
1887, B.A. 1890 (2nd-class Classical Mods.
1888, 3rd-class Classics 1890), M.A. 1895.
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William Wordsworth Fisher, bom at
Blatchinston Court, co. Sussex, 26
March, bapt at East Blatchington
2 May 1875; educated on board
H.M.S. "Britannia"; entered the
Royal Navy as a Cadet 15 July
1888, Midshipman 15 October
1890, Sub-Lieutenant 14 July 1894,
Lieutenant H.M.S. "Excellent" 30
June 1896 and H.M.S. "Venerable"
12 January 1904, Commander
June 1906, appointed to H.M.S.
"Albemarle" 1906.
Charles Dennis Fisher, bom
at Blatchington Court 19
June, bapt. at East Blatching-
ton 4 August 1877 ; educat^
at Westminster School and
at Christ Church, Oxford,
matriculated 1896, B.A.
1900, M.A. 1903, elected
Tutor, Christ Church, 1903 ;
played for Oxford XI. 1900.
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Cordelia, bom at Whitley
Ridge, Brockenhurst, co.
Hants, 27 July, bapt at
Brockenhurst 7 September
1879. _
Edwin Fisher, bom at
Whitley Ridge, Brocken-
hurst, 16 December 1883,
and bapt at Brockenhurst;
educated at Clifton College;
a Student-at-Law.
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Rev. Cecil Edward Fisher of Ankerwyke, Shirley Warren,^Agne8 (his cousin), youngest dau.
Southampton; bom at The Close, Salisbury, co. Wilts,
12 August, bapt at Salisbury Cathedral 38 August 1838;
educated at Westminster School and at Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 4 June 1857, aged 18, Student
1857-62, B.A. 1861, M.A. 1878; Rector of North and
South Stoke, co. Lincoln, 1863-78, Prebendary of Lincoln
from 1877, Vicar of Grantham, co. Lincoln, 1878-83, Rector
of Hagworthingham, co. Lincoln, 1884-90, Rural Dean of
Hill, CO. Lincoln, 1885-86, Vicar of St Peter's, Bournemouth,
CO. Hants, 1890- 1904.
oli John Mirehouse of Banjeston
and Eastington, co. Pembroke, by
Elizabeth his wife, only dau. of
the Rt Rev. John Fisher, Bishop
of Exeter and Salisbury, and
Preceptor to H.R.H. the Princess
Charlotte; born at Brownslade, »
CO. Pembroke, 17 October 1839,
and bapt at Castlemartin, co.
Pembroke; marr. at All Saints',
Marylebone, London (by the Rev.
William Upton Richards, assisted
by the Rev. Charles Christie), on
Thursday, 13 November 1862.
Gwendoline Cecilia Elizabeth, bom at the
Rectory, South Stoke, co. Lincoln, on
Tuesday, 24 October, bapt at South Stoke
3 December 1865 ; marr. at St Paul's,
Onslow Square, London, 12 October 1899,
Robert George Straker of Vereeniging,
Transvaal, South Africa.
Reginald Wordsworth Cecil
Fisher, bom at South Stoke
17 April, bapt there 19
May 1872 ; educated at
Haileybury and at Keble
College, Oxford, matriculated
20 October 1891, aged 19,
B.A. 1895.
Cecily Constance
Mary, born at
Stamford, co. Lin-
coln, 5 March,
bapt. there 9 April
1874.
Muriel Etheldred Agnes (twin with Monica
Clara Cecile), bom at South Stoke 9
October, bapt there 28 November 1875.
Monica Clare Cecile (twin with Muriel
Etheldred Agnes), bom at South Stoke
9 October, bapt there 28 November 1875.
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Rachel Mary Teresa, bom at South Stoke 22
April, bapt there 20 May 1877.
Eustace Clement Cecil Fisher, bom at South
Stoke 5 February, bapt there 23 March 1879;
died at St Peter's Vicarage, Boumemouth,
2 March, bur. at St Peter's, Bournemouth,
5 March 1892.
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Arms an record in Ulster's Office, —
Vert on a fesse or between three boars'
heads erased as many oak slips proper;
on a canton of the second a battle-axe
erect of the third.
CresL — In front of two battle-axes in
saltire proper a boar's head as in the
arms.
Motto. — Prompte sed astute.
Rev. William Spedding (youngest^Lydia,
son of Demoiver Spedding of
Windgates, co. Wicklow, M.D., by
Wilhelmina Charlotta his 2nd wife,
2nd dau. of Robert Deey of Dublin);
born at Windgates 24 March 1803,
bapt. at the parish church, Bray,
CO. Wicklow, 25 March 1804; of
Trinity College, Dublin, B.A. 1830,
M.A. 1832 ; Vicar of Carrigrohane,
CO. Cork, and Military Chaplain to
the Artillery Garrison at Ballincollig,
CO. Cork, 1836-61, Rector of Bally-
halbert, co. Down, 1861, and of
Killencoole, co. Louth, 1869; died
at the Rectory, Killencoole, aged
67, 14 June, bur. in the Borough
Cemetery Belfast, co. Antrim,
17 June 1870. M.I. Admon was
granted at the Principal Registry,
Dublin, 4 August 1870, to Lydia
Spedding of Killencoole, Castle-
bellingham, co. Louth, the relict.
Portrait in the possession of John
Carlisle Deey Spedding^ his grandson.
2nd dau.
of Henry Thomas
Brownrigg of Rath-
mines, CO. Dublin,
by Elizabeth Warren
his wife; bom 23
February i8o6 ;
marr. at St. Peter's,
Dublin, 23 Octo-
ber 1834 (marriage
settlements dated
22 October 1834);
died at Cherry-
mount, Belfast, aged
70, 19 November,
bur. in the Borough
Cemetery, Belfast,
21 November 1876.
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Henry Spedding, bom
at Greenfields, Ballin-
collig, 13 October,
bapt. at Athowen, co.
Cork, 15 November
1835; ^^^ ^^ Ballin-
collig 13 March 1840,
bur. in the Military
Cemetery there. M.L
Wilhelmina Elisabeth, born at Greenfields, Ballincollig, 7 January,
bapt. at Athowen 29 January 1837 ; marr. at the parish church,
Ballyhalbert, 27 December 1861 (marriage settlements dated
22 December 1861), Robert Deey Hutchinson of Dublin (2nd son of
John Hutchinson of Dublin, by Jane his wife, eldest dau. of
Demoiver Spedding of Windgates, M.D.); born in Dublin and bapt.
at St. Bridget's, Dublin, 30 November 1826; died at 37 Leinster
Road, Dublin, aged 79, on Monday, 21 August, bur. in Mount
Jerome Cemetery, Harold's Cross, Dublin, on Thursday, 24 August
1905. M.L She died at Bray, aged 28, 15 September, and was
bur. in Mount Jerome Cemetery, Harold's Cross, 19 September
1865. M.L -
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William Alexander Spedding, bom at Greenfields, Ballincollig, co. Cork,^Amelia Crowe, of
29 June, bapt at Athowen, co. Cork, 15 July 1838; of Queen's Collie, Pietermariuburg,
Belfast, M.D. ; Surgeon of the Klip River District, Natalj South Africa, Natal ; married
1863-65; died at Ladysmith, aged 27, i July, bur. there 2 July 1865. at St Peter's
Cathedral, Pieter-
maritzburg, 16
July 1863.
William Robert Henry Spedding, born at Pietermaritzburg,.
Natal, 16 June, bapt. at St Peter's Cathedral, Pietermaritzburg,
19 August 1864; educated at Elizabeth College, Guernsey.
•Ellen Maud, dau. of Henry
Graddon, by Marie Kay his
wife; bom 30 June 1866;
marr. at St John's, Fins-
bury Park, CO. Middlesex,
9 August 1890.
Vera, bom in London
12 June 1891, bapt
at Highbury Quadrant
Church, London.
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Laurence Brownrigg Spedding,
bom at Sydney, New South
Wales, Australia, 17 March,
bapt at St. John's, Sydney,
in June 1896.
Florence Mary, bom at Cawnpore, North-West Provinces,
India, 22 November 1864; marr. at St George's, Hanover
Square, London (by the Rev. Herbert Carlyon, brother of
the bridegroom), on Tuesday, 2 June 1891, Thomas
Baxter Carlyon (youngest son of the Rev. Clement
Winstanley Carlyon, Rector of St Just-in-Roseland,
CO. Cornwall, by Harriet his ist wife, dau. of Geoige
Symons of Truro, co. Cornwall); bom at St Just-in-
Roseland 8 August, bapt there 11 September 1855 ; M.B.,
M.R.C.S. Eng.
Charles William Spedding, bom
at Banda, North-West Provinces,
India, 9 March, bapt at Holy
Trinity, Allahabad, North-West
Provinces, 18 October 1866 ;
died at Holywood, co. Down,
aged 4, 13 November, bur. in
the Borough Cemetery, Belfast,
CO. Antrim, 15 November 1870.
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Robert Deey Spedding, bom at Greenfields, BallincoUig, co. Cork,-
I November, bapt at Athowen, co. Cork, 17 November 1839; of
Queen's CoUege, Belfast, Royal University of Ireland, Dublin, andf£
of Trinity College, Dublin, B.A. 1858, M.A. 1859, Gold Medallist of
Sanskrit; of the Bengal Civil Service, Commissioner of Revenue and
Police for the Agra Division, North-West Provinces, and Oudh, India,
retired (after 30 years' service) 17 July 1891 ; J.P. for North-West
Provinces, India; died at Armathwaite, Exmouth, co. Devon, aged 63,
22 September, bur. at St Nicholas', Shaldon, co. Devon, 25 September
1902. M.I. Will dated 15 September 1888, proved at Exeter
I October 1902, by Mary Spedding, relict, the sole Executrix.
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-Mary, 2nd dau. of
Thomas Cunningham
of Feehogue, Randals-
town, CO. Ajitrim, by
Marianne his wife, dau.
of Horace Neeson of
Neilsbrooke, Randals-
town, M.D. ; bom 24
October 1844; man*,
at St John's Cathe-
dral, Calcutta, India,
24 December 1863.
huu^^l^^tetlt^
Ethel May, bom at Banda, North-West Provinces, India,
25 May, bapt. at Holy Trinity, Allahabad, North-West
Provinces, 15 July 1868; marr. at Christ Church,
Sultanphur, Oudh (by the Rev. John Frederick Scobell),
on Monday, 16 December 1889, Lieut-Colonel Eden
Vansittart (4th son of Henry Vansittart, Civil and Sessional
Judge of the Hon^* East India Co.'s Service); bom
19 April 1856; Sub-Lieutenant (unattached) 10 September
1875, Lieutenant 10 September 1877; of the Madras
Stsiff Corps 20 July 1877, Captain Indian Staff Corps
10 September 1888, Major 10 September 1897, Lieut-
Colonel 10 September 1903, Commandant 2nd Battalion
loth Gurkha Rifles ; served in Mashud Waziri Expedition
1881, Hazara Expedition 1888 and 1891 (medal with
clasp); on the North-West Frontier 1897-98, operations
on the Samana and in the Kurram Valley during August
and September 1897 ; served with the
Flying Column in the Kurram Valley
under Colonel Richardson 20 August
to I October 1897 (o^edal with two
clasps) ; served in the Tirah Expedi-
tion 1897-98, reconnaissance of the
Kharmana Defile and action of
7 November 1897, operations against
the Khari Khel Chamkanis (sUghtly
wounded, clasp). ^
Arthur Brownrigg Deey Spedding,
bom at Donaghadee, co. Down,
5 August, bapt at the parish
church there 29 August 1872;
educated at BlundeU's School,
Tiverton, co, Devon, 1887-91,
and at the Royal Military
College, Sandhuist, 1892; ap-
point^ 2nd Lieutenant The
Border Regiment 20 May 1893 ;
died unmarried at Vichy Allier,
France, aged 24, 10 August, bur.
at St. Nicholas', Shaldon, 17
August 1896. M.I. AdAon was
granted at the Principal Registry
27 October 1896, to his father.
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Marion Frances, eldest dau.-i-John Brownrigg Spedding, bom at«->Rose Mary, elder dau.
of William Vallange CondeU " " " ' '
di Melbourne Lodge, Ealing,
CO. Middlesex; bom 12 Oc-
tober 1854 ; marr. at Christ
Church, Ealing (by the
Rev. William Harison), on
Tuesday, 15 June 1875 ; died
at 13 Nelson Crescent,
Ramsgate, co. Kent, aged 38,
on Thursday, 22 December
1892. Will dated 14 October
1892, proved (Prin. Reg., 74,
93) 17 January 1893, by
John Brownrigg Spedding,
husband, the sole El^or.
ist wife.
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Geoflfrey Vallange
Spedding, bom at
Berhampore, Bengal,
India, on Saturday,
14 April, and died
there on Friday, 17
August 1877.
Greenfields, Ballincollig, co. Cork, of George Hill of
13 June, bapt. at Athowen, co. Cork, Tregassick, Portscatho,
27 June 1841 ; of Queen's College, co. Comwall; bom 23
Belfast, Royal University of Ireland, May i860 ; marr. at
Dublin, and of Trinity College, St George's Chapel^
Dublin, B.A. 1861, Gold Medallist Albemarle Street, Lon-
for Hebrew; of the Madras Civil don (by the Rev.
Service, J. P., Sub-Collector and Joint Edward Ker Gray,
Magistrate of Malabar, retired (after LL.D., Incumbent), on
21 years' service) 1884. Saturday, 24 June 1899.
2nd wife.
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Robert Browiuigg Spedding,
bom at Chicacole, Madras,
India, on Friday, 12 July
1878 ; died at Brighton, co.
Sussex, aged 9, on Monday,
12 February 1888.
Florence Mary, bom at Berhampore,
Bengal, on Sunday, 5 October 1879;
died at Lynwood, Gosport, co. Hants,
aged 8 years and 6 months, on Friday,
13 April 1888, and bur. in the Gosport
and Alverstoke Cemetery. M.I.
Rev. Trevor Wolfe Deey Spedding, bom at Gorakhpur, North-West-rEthel Helen Annie, only
Provinces, India, 19 February, bapt. at Christ Church, Gorakhpur,
29 March 1875; educated at Blundell's School, Tiverton, co.
Etevon, 1888-94, and at St. John's College, Oxford, matriculated
in 1894, B.A. 1898, M.A. 1904; ordained Deacon at Peterborough
25 September 1904, and Priest 21 December 1905; Curate of
St Barnabas', New Humberstone, co. Leicester, from 1904.
dau. of Henry Stinton
Smith-Rewse of Teign-
mouth, CO. Devon, and of
18 Southwell Gardens,
Kensington, London, by
Julia Grieve his wife, dau.
of Edward CoUingwood
of Blackheath, co. Kent ;
bom 8 February 1879;
marr. at St Michael's,
Teignmouth, on Wednes-
day, 7 August 1901.
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Helen Mary Deey, bom at Sherborne,
CO. Dorset, 24 April, bapt in the
Abbey, Sherbome, 21 May 1903.
Osyth Maijorie Deey, bom at Leicester
29 April, bapt. at St Barnabas', New
Humberstone, co. Leicester, 24 May 1906.
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Samuel Warren Spedding, bom at Greenfields, BallincoUig, co. Cork, 2 June, bapt at
Athowen, co. Cork, 23 June 1844; died at Greenfields, Ballincollig, 11 May 1845, bur.
in the Military Cemetery ^ere. M.I.
John Carlisle Deey Spedding, bom at Gorakhpur, North-
Provinces, India, 3 August, bapt. at Christ Church, Gorakhpxir,
28 September 1876; educated at Blundell's School, Tiverton, co.
Devon, 1888-94; appointed 2nd Lieutenant 4th Battalion (Derby-
shire Regiment) Sherwood Foresters 9 October 1895, 2nd Lieutenant
ist Battalion The Border Regiment i December 1897, Lieutenant 27
March 1901, transferred to Army Pay Department and promoted
Captain 5 June 1903; served in South African War 1 899-1 902;
employed with Transport (graded Stafif-Lieutenant) 8 September
1900 to 12 April 1902; operations in Cape Colony, South of
Orange River, 1900, including actions at Colesberg i January to
12 February; in the Orange Free State February to May 1900,
including actions at Vet River (5 and 6 May) and Zand River;
in the Transvaal in Ma^ and June 1900, including actions near
Johannesberg and Pretoria ; in the Transvaal, East of Pretoria, July
to 29 November 1900, including action at Riet Vlei; in the
Transvaal and Cape Colony 30 November 1900 to April 1902
(Queen's medal with three cli^ps. King's medal with two clasps).
West-i43aroline
Delitia, only
dau. of Montagu Barton
of Wood Norton, Fleet,
CO. Hants, Major late
85th King's Light
Infimtry, J.P. for co.
Hants, by Susan Maria
his 2nd wife, dau. of
the Rev. FredericJc
Graeme Middleton ;
bom at Liphook, co.
Hants, II February,
bapt at St Mary's,
Bramshott, co. Hants,
2 May 1875; marr. at
All Saints', Fleet, 9 June
1904 (marriage settle-
ments dated same day).
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Eileen Delitia Wolfe, bom at South Faraborough,
CO. Hants, 14 April, bapt at All Saints', Fleet,
25 May 1905.
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Benjamin Henry Spedding of Belfast, co. Antrim; bom
Greenfields, Ballincollig, co. Cork, 5 July, bapt. at Athowen,
CO. Cork, 19 July 1846 ; of Queen's College, BelfiEist, M.D. ;
died at Glastry Villa, ^trim Road, Belfast, 8 October, bur.
in the Borough Cemetery, Belfast, 12 October 1889. M.I.
Will proved at Belfast 4 December 1889, by Rachel
Spedding of Glastry Villa, Antrim Road, Belfast, widow, one
of the EioTS.
atr-pRachel, eldest dau. of Thomas
Cimningham of Feehogue,
Randalstown, co. Antrim, by
Marianne his wife, dau. of
Horace Neeson of Neils-
brooke, Randabtown, M.D. ;
bom at Randalstown 10 Oc-
tober 1834; marr. at St. Mary
Magdalene, Belfast (by the
Rev. William Spedding, father
of the bridegroom), 10 March
1870.
Charles Rodney Spedding of Baronrath, Bangor, co. Down, D.S.O. ; bom at Holywood,
CO. Down, 25 April, bapt. at the parish church, Holywood, 14 June 187 1; educated at
St. Columba's College, Dublin, and at Trinity College, Dublin; entered the Army (from
Militia) as 2nd Lieutenant Royal Irish Rifles 23 December 1893, Lieutenant 6 October 1896,
Captain i March 1902; served throughout the South African War from October 1899
until declaration of peace in 1902 ; took part in the actions of Stormberg, Bushman's Kop,
Relief of Wepener, Klipfontein (wounded and horse killed), Koodoesdrai (horse killed), and
numerous mmor engagements; served as Adjutant of 9th Battalion Mounted Infantry
28 December 1900 to 25 April 1901, and as Chief Staff Officer to Colonel E. C. William's
Australian Column in the Transvaal from 25 April
1901 until 31 July 1902 (mentioned in despatdies
twice, awarded D.S.O., King's and Queen's
medals and five clasps); appointed A.D.C. to
Major-General FoUiott Stuart Fumeaux Stokes,
Commanding Infantry Brigade, Malta, 16 June
1906.
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l^Wp'^nt^ of "gtAitott
House. CO. ^fiHartoitti.
Arms on record in tht College of Arms, —
Qoarterly: ist and 4th, Gules between
two chevrons argent three martlets of the
second. Peach ; 2nd and 3rd, Per bend
engrailed sable and argent a fesse charged
with two mallets all comiter-cbanged,
Keighly.
Crests, — I, A demi-Iion rampant ermine
and gules crowned or clawed azure,
Peach ; 2, A griffin's head sable langued
gules charged with three mullets all
counter-chaiiged.
Motto, — Quicquld dignum sapiente
bonoque est.
Henry Peach Keighly (only-pEi
son of James English ~
Keighly of the Hon"« East
India Co/s Service, by Sarah
Christiana his 2nd wife,
eldest dau. of Samuel Peach
of Dimkirk House, ca
Gloucester); bom at Madras,
India, 18 January 1793;
Captain and Brevet Major
3rd Regiment Light Cavalry,
HonWe East India Co.'s
Service, Madras ; Judge
Advocate General of the
Army of Fort St. George,
Madras; marr. istly at
Hyderabad, India, 23 August
1 814, Anne Jefferson (n^e
Pemberton), marriage dis-
solved at Madras 21 March
1827, and in England by
Act of Parliament dated 13
April 1829. He died at Fort
St George 31 October 1837,
and was bur. at Palnam,
Madras. M.I. at Idlicote,
CO. Warwick. Portrait at
Alderminstery co, Worcester^
in the possession of Mrs,
Lucy Isabtlla Peach,
mma Spicer, 3rd dau. of the
Rev. William Godfrey Huet, by
Maria White his wife ; marr. at
St George's Cathedral, Madras,
5 March 1831 ; marr. andly
in London, Henry Thomas
Hitchins, Captain Hon"« East
India Co.'s Service; died at
Nice, France, aged 77, on
Wednesday, 14 April 1880.
She died at Symond's Hotel,
34 Brook Street, Grosvenor
Square, London, aged 66, on
Saturday, 26 May, and was
bur. in the church at Idlicote
31 May 1877. M.L Will
dated 30 June 1876, with
codicil dated 23 April 1877,
proved (Prin. Reg., 577, 77)
10 July 1877, by John Philip
Martineaux 0/13 King's Road,
Gray's Inn, London, and Boyle
Vandeleur of 90 Upper St
Giles Street, Norwich, Captain
5th R^ment of Lancers.
2nd wife. sp
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Sarah Christiana, bom at Madras 14 June, bapt at St George's Cathedral, Madras, 27 September
1832 ; marr. at St. James', Paddington, London (by the Rt Rev. Ashurst Turner Gilbert, Bishop of
Chichester), on Tuesday, 11 May 1858, the Hon*»*« Lucius William Charles Augustus Frederick
Cary, Master of Falkland (only child of Lucius Bentinck, loth Viscount Falkland, P.C., G.C.H.,
by Amelia his wife, sister of Colonel George Fitzclarence, afterwards Earl of Munster) ; bom at
Eaton Square, London, on Thursday, 24 November 1831 ; Captain in the Army; D.L. for the
North Riding, co. York; died at 14 Calverley Park, Tunbridge Wells, co. Kent, aged 39, on
Sunday, 6 August, bur. at Penshurst, co. Kent, 10 August 187 1. M.I. She marr. 2ndly at
St. Stephen's, South Kensington, London (by the Rev. Thomas Edmund Franklyn, Rector
of South Leamington, co. Warwick, assisted by the Rev. Joseph Peter Walds, the Incumbent),
on Tuesday, 8 Febmary 1876, Colonel Boyle Vandeleur (2nd son of the Rev. William
Vandeleur, Vicar of Julianstown, co. Meath, by Mary Diana his wife); bom 13 March 1837;
entered the Army as Comet sth (Royal Irish Lancers) Light Dragoons 10 September 1858,
Lieutenant 16 November i860. Captain 23 January 1863, Major 7 May 1877, Lieut-Colonel i July
1881, Colonel I July 1885, retired 22 July 1890; died s.p. at "Oakhurst," Newbury, co. Berks,
aged 61, on Tuesday, 12 April, bur. at Eiast Woodhay, co. Hants, 16 April 1898. M.I. Will dated
4 May 1888, proved (Prin. Reg., 636, 98) 13 May 1898, by Sarah Christiana Vandeleur, relict,
William Richard Vandeleur, retired Lieut.-Colonel in Her Majesty's Army, and Ormsby Vandeleur,
brothers, the Eitors.
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Henry Peach Keighly-Peach of Idlicote House, co. Warwick;-
born at Madras, India, 22 March, bapt at St George's Cathedral,
Madras, 30 May 1834; by Royal Licence dated 19 October 1838
he assumed the surname and arms of Peach in addition to that of
Keighly, in accordance with the will of hb great-uncle, Samuel
Peach of Idlicote House; educated at Eton and at Trinity College,
Oxford, matriculated 13 May 1853, aged 19; Captain Royal Horse
Guards (Blue); J.P. for the counties of Warwick and Worcester;
Lord of the Manors of Idlicote and Whatcote, both co. Warwick,
and of Whaddon, co. Gloucester ; died at Alderminster Lodge,
CO. Worcester, on Sunday, 29 January, bur. at Idlicote i February
1905. Will dated $ April 1903, proved in the Principal Registry
12 April 1905 by Lucius Caiy Keighly-Peach, son, one of the
£&ors. Portrait at Alderminster^ in the posussion of his widow.
»^^^«-*^ 'ficu^ JtTe^^ ^€4,-^
*Lucy Isabella, 2nd dau. of
WilHam Selby-Lowndes of
Whaddon Hall, co. Buck-
ingham, by Lucy his ist
wife, eldest dau. of Isaac
Rawlings Hartman, Major
Coldstream Guards ; born
at 31 Devonshire Place,
London, 1 1 December 1839,
bapt. at the parish church,
Marylebone, London, 13
January 1840 ; marr. at
St George's, Hanover
Square, London (by the
Rev. Charies William Selby-
Lowndes, Rector of North
Crawley, co. Buckingham,-
uncle of the bride), on
Tuesday, 5 August 1862.
Isabel Emma Maria, bom at Leamington,
CO. Warwick, on Thursday, 25 June,
bapt at Idlicote 25 July 1863; marr.
at St Peter's, Eaton Square, London
(by the Rev. the Hon"« Walter Verney,
Rector of Lighthome, co. Warwick,
assisted by the Rev. John Storrs, the
Vicar), on Monday, 26 November
1900, Otho Oldisworth le Marchant
H. Hambrough, youngest son of Albert
John Hambrough of Steephill Castle,
Isle of Wight, J.P., D.L., F.L.S.,
by Charlotte Jane his wife, youngest
dau. of John Fleming of Stoneham
Park, CO. Hants, M.P.
Henry Keighly-Peach, bom at Idlicote
House on Sunday, 19 June, bapt at
Idlicote 26 July 1864.
Charles William Keighly- *
Peach, bom at Idlicote
House, on Saturday, 23
September 1865, bapt.
at Idlicote 14 January
1866; joined H.M.S.
"Britannia" as Naval
Cadet 15 January 1879,
Midshipman 25 May
1 88 1, Sub-Lieutenant 25
May 1885, Lieutenant
I October 1888, Com-
mander 31 December
1900 ; appointed to
H.M.S. "St George"
15 March 1904.
■Emily Kathleen, youngest
dau. of Thomas Ramsey
Dinnis of Linden Lodge,
Southsea, co. Hants,
Paymaster-in-Chief Royal
Navy, by Isabella his wife,
dau. of Richard Gunning
Jeffereys, Commander
Royal Navy; bom at
Upper Compton, co.
Devon, 15 May 1877;
marr. at St George's,
Hanover Square, London
(by the Rev. Charles
William Chamberlayne
Ingles, assisted by the
Rev. David Anderson, the
Vicar), 11 June 1901.
Charles Lindsey Keighly-Peach, bom at Beach House, Brunswick Terrace, Weymouth, co.
Dorset, on Sunday, 6 April, bapt on board H.M.S. "Minotaur" in Portland Harbour by the
Chaplain 4 May 1902 (baptism registered in the parish church, Portland).
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Charles Gilbert Keighly, bom at Madras, India, 27 October 1837, bapt. at St George's
Cathedral, Madras, 10 January 1838 ; died at Uxbridge, co. Middlesex, aged 42, on Sunday,
17 October, bur. at Idlicote, co. Warwick, 22 October 1880. M.I. Will dated 15 November
1858, proved (Prin. Reg., 874, 80) 3 November 1880, by Henry Peach Keighly-Peach
of IcUicote, CO. Warwick, brother, the surviving £&or. Portrait at Alderminster^ co, Worcester^
in the possession of Mrs. Lucy Isabella Peach.
Lucy Christiana, bom at Idlicote, co.
Warwick, 28 August, bapt at the parish
church, Leamington, co. Warwick, 24
OctobCT 1866 ; marr. at East Woodhay,
CO. Hants (by the Rev. Robert Melvill
Gore Browne, the Rector, assisted by
the Rev. Frederick William Knight),
on Saturday, 2 June 1894, Acheson
Obins Lindsay of "Burlyns," East
Woodhay (only son of Captain John
Lindsay of "Burlyns,** East Woodhay,
by Mannette Elizabeth his wife) ; bom
at Leamington Spa 19 May 1854, and
bapt. at the parish church, Leamington ;
died at "Burlyns," East Woodhay,
16 August, bur. at East Woodhay
20 August 1906.
Florence Jessie, bom at 19
Chester Street, Belgrave
Square, London, 30 Octo-
ber, bapt. at St Peter's,
Eaton Square, London,
16 November 1867.
Algernon Beresford Keighly-
Peach, bom at Rhyl, co.
Flint, on Sunday, 5 Septem-
ber, bapt. there 9 October,
died at Rhyl 12 October,
and bur. there 16 October
1869.
I I .
Luaus Cary Keighly-
Peach, bomat Ramsgate,
CO. Kent, on Thursday,
20 July, bapt at the
Chapel of Ease to St
George's, Ramsgate, 18
September 187 1.
Caroline Essex, bom at
Ramsgate on Friday,
31 January, bapt at
St Peter's, Isle of
Thanet, co. Kent, 29
April 1873.
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Enid Kathleen Jeffereys, bom at 32 Avenue Road,
Weymouth, co. Dorset, on Wednesday, 11 November
1903, bapt on board H.M.S. "Minotaur" in Portland
Harbour by the Chaplain 17 January 1904 (baptism
registered at the parish church, Portland).
Joan Alicia Florence, bom at Lower
Walmer, co. Kent, 9 February, bapt
in the church of the Royal Marines
Depdt, Walmer, 5 March 1905.
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Winifred, bom at
Botolph Claydon,
Winslow, CO. Buck-
ingham, on Saturday,
34 October, bapt
at Winslow 1 1
December, died at
Botolph House,
Winslow, on Satur-
day, 12 December,
bur. at Winslow 15
December 1874.
Cecil Vandeleur Keighly-Peach of^— Margaret Am^lie, 4th dau. of Sir
Whatcote House, Sevenoaks, ca ~
Kent; bom at Botolph Claydon,
Winslow, on Thursday, 7 September,
bapt. at East Claydon 24 December
1876 ; served with 2nd Battalion
Warwickshire Imperial Yeomanry
in South African War, invalided
home (Queen's medal with four
clasps, decorated by H.M. King
Edward VII. in person, on Horse
Guards' Parade, 26 July 1901).
Henry Paul Seale, 2nd Baronet,
J.P., D.L., by Emily his wife,
youngest dau. of Colonel Isaac
Rawlmgs Hartman of the Horse
Guards (Blue), by Lucy Elizabeth
his wife ; bom at Mount Boone,
Dartmouth, co. Devon, 18 April,
bapt at Townstall, ca Devon,
4 May 1848; marr. there (by the
Rev. Harry Frank Tracey, the
Vicar) on Thursday, 30 October
1902.
Beresford Fredenck Keighly-Peach,
bom at Botolph House, Winslow,
on Sunday, 19 May, bapt at East
Claydon 14 July, died at Botolph
Claydon on Thursday, 29 August,
bur. at Idlicote 2 September 1878.
Fleetwood Keighly-Peach, bom at
Idlicote on Friday, 19 September,
bapt there 2 Novembo: 1879.
Edith Cressida, bom at Idlicote on Friday, 15 July,
bapt there 4 September 1881 ; marr. at Cropredy, co.
Oxford (by the Rev. Frederick John Greenham, the
Vicar), 23 August 1905, William Joseph Wayte (2nd
son of Edward Wayte of Prescote Manor, co. Oxford,
by Mary Ann his wife, dau. of Joseph Malsbury of
Banbury, co. Oxford) ; bom at Prescote Manor
9 September, bapt at Cropredy i November 1873.
Adela Sarah, bom at Idlicote 6 October, bapt there
31 December 1882.
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SHUTTLEWORTH.
Arms on record in the College of Arms. — Quarterly: ist and 4th,
Argent three weavers' shuttles sable tipped and furnished
or, Shuttleworth ; and and 3rd, Aigent three ermine
spots within two bendlets sable the whole between two
crescents azure, Kay.
Crests. — I, A cubit arm in armour grasping in gauntlet proper a
shuttle as in the arms, Shuttleworth; a, On a crescent
aigent a goldfinch proper, Kay.
Supporters. — Dexter: A weaver habited proper holding in the
exterior hand a shuttle as in the arms; Sinister: A sailor
habited and holding in his exterior luuid a ship's lantern
proper.
Motto. — Kynd kynn knawne kepe.
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Lancastep^Janet,
Robert Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe Hall, co.
(2nd son of Robert Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe
Hall, by Anne his wife, dau. of General Desaguliers,
Equerry to George III.); bom in 1784; Barrister-at-
Law, J. P. for co. Lancaster, Chairman of the Bench
at Preston Sessions; died at Gawthorpe Hall, in his
32nd year, 6 March, bur. in the church at Padiham,
CO. Lancaster, 13 March 18 18. Will dated 12 February
1818, proved (P.C.C. 253 Cressweii) 27 May 1818,
by, Sir John Marjoribanks, Baronet, one of the Eftors.
Power reserved to Janet Shuttleworth, relict, the other
Ejtor. Portrait in ails, by Sir Henry J^aedum, at
Gawthorpe Hall, in the possession of Lord Shuttleworth,
eldest dau. of Sir John Marjoribanks
of Lees, co. Berwick, ist Baronet, M.P.,
and sister of David, Lord MarjorilMnks of
Ladykirk, co. Berwick ; man*, at Edinburgh
5 November 1816 ; man*. 2ndly at Rushidl,
CO. Wilts, the seat of Sir Edward Poore,
Baronet, 16 June 1825, Frederick North
of Rougham, co. Norfolk (eldest son of
Francis Frederick North of Rougham);
bom 2 July 1800 ; M.P. for Hastings, J.P.
and D.L. ; died 29 October 1869. She
died 17 January 1855.
Sir James Phillips Kay-Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe Hall, co. Lancaster, and-
of Barbon Manor, co. Westmoreland, Baronet, D.C.L. (eldest son of
Robert Kay of Brookshaw, Bury, co. Lancaster [bom 30 May 1768; died
25 April 1834. Will dated 8 April 1834, proved (P.C.C. 241 Gloster)
22 April 1835, by Hannah Kay, relict, James Phillips Kay, M.D., and
Robert Kay, sons, the Ei^ors], by Hannah his wife, dau. of James Phillips
of Birmingham, co. Warwick); born at Rochdale, co. Lancaster, 20 July
1804; educated at Edinburgh University, M.D. 1827; Senior President
Royal Medical Society 1826, Secretary Manchester Board of Health;
Assistant Poor Law Commissioner 1835 ; established with Edward Carleton
Tufnell the first Training Collie for Teachers at Battersea 1839; Secretary to
Committee of the Privy Council on Education 1839-49 ; assumed by Royal
Licence dated 14 Febmary 1842, the additional surname and arms of
Shuttleworth; created a Baronet 9 January 1850; Vice-Chairman of Central
Relief Committee, Manchester, during cotton famine 1861-65 ; High Sheriff
for CO. Lancaster 1863; created Hon. D.C.L. Oxford 22 June 1870; died
at 68 Cromwell Road, Kensington, London, aged 72, on Saturday, 26 May
1877, bur. in Brompton Cemetery, London. WUl dated 24 May 1875,
proved (Prin. Reg., 522, 77) 29 June 1877, by Sir Ughtred James
Kay-Shuttleworth of 28 Princes Gturdens, South Kensington, London, and
of Gawthorpe Hall, Burnley, co. Lancaster, Baronet, son, and Joseph Kay
of King's' Bench Walk, Temple, London, Q.C., and Edward Ebenezer
Kay of Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London, Q.C., brothers, the Eftors.
-Janet (only child
and heiress) ; bom
at Gawthorpe Hall
9 November 181 7;
marr. at St. Clements',
Hastings, co. Sussex
(by the Rev. the
Hon"« Robert Eden),
on Thursday, 24 Feb-
ruary 1842; died at
the Baths of Soden,
Prassia, aged 55,
on Saturday, 14 Sep-
tember, bur. at
Soden on Tuesday,
17 September 1872.
Portrait in oils^ by
Sir Fronds Grants at
Gawthorpe Hall^ in
the possession of Lord
Shuttleworth.
Janet Elizabeth, of Chilet
Ponente, San Remo, Italy ;
born at Vere Lodge, Old
Brompton, London, on
Saturday, 6 May 1843,
bapt. at the parish church,
Brompton, by the Rt.
Rev. Robert Eden, Bishop
of Moray, Ross and
Caithness.
The Rt. Hon**** Sir Ughtred James^Blanche Marion, youngest dau.
Kay-Shuttleworth, Baron Shuttleworth,
and a Baronet, P.C.; bom at 19 Duke
Street, Westminster, on Wednesday, 18
December 1844, bapt. at St. Luke's,
Chelsea, co. Middlesex (by the Rev.
Charles Kingsley), 28 February 1845 ;
educated at Harrow and at London
University; J.P. and D.L. for co.
Westmoreland, J.P. for co. Lancaster ;
M.P. for Hastings 1869-80 and for co.
Lancaster (Clitheroe Division) 1885-
1902; sworn a Privy Councillor 1886; Under-Secretary of State
for India February to April 1886, Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster April to August 1886, and Parliamentary Secretary to
the Admiralty 1892-95 ; Chairman of the Royal Commission on
Canals and Waterways 1906; succeeded his father as 2nd Baronet
26 May 1877; created Baron Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe, in the
county Palatine of Lancaster, in the Peerage of the United
Kingdom, 16 July 1902. Portraits in oils of Lord and Lady
Shuttleworth at Gawthorpe Hall, by the Honfi^ John Collier.
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of Sir Woodbine Parish, K.C.H.,
F.R.S., F.G.S., F.R.G.S., Consul-
General at Buenos Ayres, by
Louisa Ann his 2nd wife, elder
dau. of John Hubbard of Strat-
ford Grove, co. Essex, and sister
of John Gellibrand, ist Baron
Addington ; bom at 5 Gloucester
Place, London, 25 April 185 1 ;
marr. at St. Leonard's, St.
Leonard*s-on-Sea, co. Sussex (by
the Rev. Stair Douglas, Canon
of Chichester, assisted by the
Rev. William Douglas Parish), on
Saturday, i July 187 1. Portrait
in oils, by Professor Gordigiani,
at 28 Princes Gardens, London,
in the possession of Lord
Shuttleworth.
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Robert Kay-Shuttleworth of Slough^Ethel Clementina, only dau. of Alfred John Freeman of
Place, Cuckfield, co. Sussex ; born at
38 Gloucester Square, Hyde Park,
London, on Tuesday, 20 October
1847, and bapt at All Saints',
Paddington, London ; educated at
Wellington Collie.
San Remo, Italy, M.D. ; bom at Southsea, co. Hants,
24 September 1873; marr. at the Vice-Consulate, San
Remo (by the Rev. Charles Andrew Daniel, assisted
by the Rev. Henry de Romestin), on Wednesday, 22
January 1896.
Helen Victoria, bom at Slough
Place, Cuckfield, on Thursday,
4 May, bapt at Cuckfield 31
May 1905.
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Angela Mary, bom at 35 Onslow Square, Brompton, London, on
Wednesday, 18 September, bapt at St Luke's, Chelsea, co. Middlesex,
25 October 1872 ; marr. at Barbon, co. Westmoreland (by the Rev.
John Llewelyn Davies, D.D., assisted by the Rev. James Harrison), on
Saturday, 30 December 1899, Bernard Ramsden James (son of John
Henry James of Kingswood, Watford, co. Hertford) ; bom at Upper
Nascott, Watford, on Friday, 26 February 1864; entered the Army as
Lieutenant East Surrey R^ment 9 September 1882, Captain i March
1889, Major 3rd Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment 11 February
1903; Instmctor Military College, Sandhurst, i September 1893 to
17 October 1899, D.A.A.G. (Intelligence) Head Quarters of Army
22 October 1899 to 23 January 1901, Staff Captain 13 November 1899
to 30 June 1903, D.A.Q.M.G. i July 1903 to 12 November 1904;
received 2nd-c]ass Order of Star of Ethiopia with plaque (Abyssinia);
Interpreter in French, German and Italian. ^
Nina Louisa, bom
on Monday, 31
March, bapt at
Holy Trinity,
Brompton, Lon-
don, 25 April 1879.
Rachel Beatrice,
bom on Wednes-
day, 17 February,
bapt at All Saints',
Ennismore Gar-
dens, London, 24
March 1886.
Lawrence Ughtred Klay-Shuttleworth,
bom at Barbon Manor, Kirkby-
Lonsdale, co. Westmoreland, on
Wednesday, 21 September, bapt. at
All Saints', Habergham, co. Lancaster,
2 November 1887 ; educated at Eton
and at Balliol Collie, Oxford.
Edward James Kay-Shuttleworth,
bom at 28 Prince's Gardens,
Kensington, London, on Sunday,
16 March, bapt at All Saints',
Ennismore Gardens, London, 19
May 1890; educated at Eton.
Catherine Blanche,
bom on Saturday,
7 April, bapt. at All
Saints', Ennismqre
Gardens, London,
26 May 1894.
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Lionel Edward Kay-Shuttleworth
Villa Luna, San Remo, Italy; born at
38 Gloucester Square, Hyde Park,
London, on Wednesday, 14 February
1849; of St. John's College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1868,
B.A. 1872, M.A. 1875 ; M.R.C.S. Eng.
1876, House Surgeon St George's
Hospital, London; appointed Vice-
Consul at San Remo in 1897 ; died at
San Remo, aged 51, on Tuesday, 11
December, bur. there on Simday, 16 De-
cember 1900. Will dated 3 December
1890, proved (Prin. R^., lox, 1901)
by Charlotte Mary Kay-Shuttleworth,
relict, the sole Executrix.
of-pCharlotte Mary, 5th
surviving dau. of
Captain Charles
Walcott of Portlooe
House, CO. Cornwall,
R.N. ; man*, at Bin-
stead, Isle of Wight
(by the Rev. Phillip
Hewett), on Friday,
21 December 1877.
Charles Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, bom at
25 Hans Place, Sloane Street, London, on
Thursday, 6 March 1879 ; died at Marlborough
College, aged 16, on Monday, 11 March,
bur. in the churchyard at Preshute, co. Wilts,
13 March 1895.
Stewart Maijoribanks Kay-
Shuttleworth of St Leonard's,
Ceylon; bom at 38 Gloucester
Square, Hyde Park, London,
on Saturday, 8 November
185 1 ; died at the residence
of his brother, Robert Kay-
Shuttleworth, Wood End,
Clitheroe, co. Lancaster, aged
35, on Thursday, 7 July, bur.
at Slaidburn, co. York, on
Saturday, 9 July 1887.
Janet Walcott, bora
at Fir Cottage,
Esher, co. Surrey,
on Thursday, 10
February 1881.
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aulren of 3RotoIej IRegfe,
CO. l^taSbrti.
John Auden of Rowley Regis, co.
Stafford (son of William Auden
of Rowley Regis, by Esther Sorrell
his wife); born i8 November
1758; died, aged 75, 26 March,
bur. at Rowley Regis 2 April 1S34.
Will dated 26 June 1832, proved
at Worcester 26 July 1834, by
William Auden and Aim Eliza
Auden, the Eftors.
"T-Phoebe Woodhouse,
of Warren's HaU,
CO. Worcester ; died,
aged 70, 26 October,
bur. at Rowley
Regis 29 October
1828.
Arms on record in the College of Arms.
Argent on a cross gules a lion passant
between four increscents of the field.
Crest, — A caduceus in bend sinister
surmounted by a scimitar in bend dexter
all proper pomelled and hiked or. .
Motto, — C^esco et spero.
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William Auden of Rowley R^is ; born-pH;
II November 1782, bapt at Rowley
Regis 5 January 1783; educated at
Belbroughton ; died, aged 53, 16 April,
bur. at Rowley Regis 22 April 1836.
Will dated 20 June 1835, proved at
Worcester i June 1836, by Ann Eliza
Auden, Samuel Nicklin and Samuel
Lewis, the E5tors.
"^€^^
annah, youngest dau. of Samuel Nicklin of New-
bury Lane, Halesowen, co. Worcester, by EUmnah
his wife, dau. of Joseph Gosling; bom 10 May 1798,
bapt. at Oldbury, co. Worcester; marr. at Rowley
Regis (by the Rev. George Barrs) 28 January 1830;
died at Rowley R^s, aged 69, 20 October, bur.
there 25 October 1867. Will dated 18 February
1854, proved at Lichfield 13 July 1868, by the
Rev. John Auden of Hominglow, co. Stafford, the
Rev. William Auden of Church Broughton, co.
Derby, and the Rev. Thomas Auden di Welling-
borough, CO. Northampton, sons, the Eitors.
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Rev. John Auden, bom i Febraary, bapt. at Rowley Regis 27 February-pSarah Eliza, youngest
~ " ' - - - - _ . . ^^^ ^^ William Hop-
kins of Dunstall, co.
Stafford, by Anne
Higgott his wife ;
born at Rolleston,
CO. Stafford, 6 Sep-
tember, bapt there
2 October 1838 ;
marr. at Dimstall
(by the Rev. Harvey
Mallory Mapleton)
28 June 1859.
1831 ; educated at Dudley Grammar School and at St. John's College,
Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1849, B.A. 1853,
M.A. 1856; Vicar of Hominglow, co. Stafford, 1866-76; died at
Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, 23 November, bur. at Hominglow
28 November 1876. Will dated 24 January 1868, proved at Lichfield
6 March 1877, by the Rev. William Auden, Vicar of Church
Broughton, and the Rev. Thomas Auden, Vicar of Ford, co.
brothers, the Ei^ors.
Salop,
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Mary, bom 20 March, bapt. at
Rowley Regis, co. Stafford, 8 April
1787 ; marr. Isaac Marsh of West
Bromwich, co. Stafford; bom in
1787. She died at Rowley R^is
24 December 1868, and was bur.
at West Bromwich. Will dated
14 November 1856, proved at
Lichfield 6 July 1869, by Joseph
Beasley of Rowley Regis, one of
the EXors. =7=
Thomas Auden,
bom 28 August,
bapt. at Rowley
Regis 20 Sep-
tember 1795 ;
died unmarried,
aged 27, 14 Au-
gust, bur. at
Rowley Regis 16
August 1823.
Phoebe, bom 8 October 1797, bapt at
Rowley Regis 4 February 1798; marr.
Samuel Nicklin of Mountford House,
Rowley Regis (son of Samuel Nicklin) ;
died at Rowley Regis, aged 70,
29 August 1866. Will dated 10 April
1858, proved at Lichfield 18 April 1867,
by the Rev. William Auden of Church
Broughton, co. Derby, nephew, the
sole Ejtor. She died s.p., aged 58,
10 April, and was bur. at Rowley
Regis 16 April 1856.
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Phoebe, bapt. at
Rowley Regis
5 April 1833 ;
died, aged 5, 10
December, bur.
at Rowley Regis
17 December
1838.
Rev. William Auden, bom 12 June, bapt. at Rowley-^Mary
Regis 13 July 1834; educated at Dudley Grammar
School and at St. John's College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1852, B.A. 1856,
M.A. 1859; Vicar of Church Broughton, co.
Derby, 1864- 1904; died at the Vicarage, Church
Broughton, aged 69, on Thursday, 28 January 1904,
bur, at Church Broughton. Will dated 9 April
1903, proved at Derby 12 March 1904, by Arnold
William Montfort Auden, Bertram Auden, sons,
and Thomas Edward Auden, nephew, the Ei^ors.
ffilLcu^^JyM^
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Jane, eldest dau.
of William Hopkins of
Dunstall, co. Stafford,
by Anne his wife, dau.
of Thomas Higgott;
bom at Rolleston, co.
Stafford, 15 March,
bapt. there 13 April
1833; marr. at Dun-
stall (by the Rev.
Harvey Mallory Maple-
ton, assisted by the
Rev. John Auden)
7 August 1861.
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Arnold William Montfort Auden of Leigh, co. Lancaster; bom at Rowley Regis 22 July,
bapt. at St. Edmund's, Dudley, co. Worcester, 28 September 1863 ; educated at Shrewsbury
and at Clare Collie, Cambridge, B.A. 1886; M.B., CM. Edin. 1895; Second Master
Wisbech Grammar School 1886; of Shildon, co. Durham, 1895-96, and at Leigh, co.
Lancaster, since 1896, Surgeon 1896.
Rev. John Ernest Auden of "The Poplars," Hominglow,*
CO. Stafford ; bom at Silverdale, co. Stafford, 13
December i860, bapt. there i February 1861 ;
educated at Shrewsbury and at Lincoln College,
Oxford, matriculated 23 October 1880, aged 19, B.A.
1883, M.A. 1887; Vicar of Tong, co. Salop, since 1896.
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Alice Margaret, bom at Repton
6 September, bapt. there 8 October
1887.
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^-Margaret Anne, 2nd dau. of John
Hanbury Twigg of Weeping Cross,
CO. Stafford, by Priscilla Elizabeth
his wife, only dau. of James Smith
of Repton Hayes, co. Derby ; bom
at Repton i July, bapt. there 13
August 1858 ; marr. at Repton (by
the Rev. William Auden, assisted
by the Rev. Thomas Auden and the
Rev. George Woodyatt, the Vicar)
24 August 1886.
Joyce Mary, bom at Repton
5 August, bapt. there 23
August 1889.
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Anne Eliza, bom ii April, bapt. at Rowley Regis, co. Stafford, i6 November 1800 ; marr. there
10 April 1838, as his 2nd wife, Joseph Beasley of Rowley Regis, who died at Rowley Regis
26 January 1870, having marr. istly, Rosannah Grifi^ of Darby End, in the parish of Dudley,
CO. Worcester. His wiU dated 12 November 1869, was proved at Lichfield 25 March 1870, by
Anne Eliza Beasley of Rowley Regis, relict, and the Rev. Thomas Auden of Ford, co. Salop,
nephew, the Ej^ors. Anne Eliza died s.p. on Easter Day, i April, and was bur. at Rowley
R^s 4 April 1888.
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Rev. Thomas Auden, bom 7 April, bapt. at-]-Anne, 2nd dau. of William Hopkins of
Rowley Regis 23 May 1836 ; educated at
Dudley Grammar School and at St. John's
College, Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas
Term, 1854, B.A. 1858, M.A. 1861 ; Assistant
Master at Dedham Grammar School 1858-63;
Head Master of Wellingborough Grammar
School 1863-69 ; Vicar of Ford 1869-79, of
St Julian, Shrewsbury, 1879-92, of Condover
1892, all CO. Salop ; Surrogate, Diocese of
Lichfield, 1880, and of Hereford 1905 ;
Prebendary of Demford in Lichfield Cathedral
1905; Rural Dean of Condover 1906; F.S.A.
1890.
Dunstall, co. Stafford, by Anne his wife,
dau. of Thomas Higgott ; bom at RoUeston,
CO. Stafford, 21 May, bapt. there 31 August
1835 ; marr. at Dunstall (by the Rev. Harvey
Mallory Mapleton and the Rev. John
Auden) 7 August 1861 ; died 20 January,
bur. at Condover 24 January 1905. WUl
dated 24 December 1903, proved in the
Principal Registry 27 June 1905, by the Rev.
Thomas Auden, husband, Henrietta Mary
Auden, daughter, and the Rev. Eustace
George Auden, son, the Eftors.
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Edith Mary, bom at Church Broughton, co. Derby, 6 December 1864, bapt. there 17 January
1865 j marr. at Church Broughton (by the Ven^** Thomas Henry Freer, Archdeacon of
Derby, assisted by the Rev. Arthur Swinton Weatherhead, brother of the bridegroom,
and the Rev. John Emest Auden, cousin of the bride) 14 August 1894, Trenham Candy
Weatherhead (son of the Rev. Trenham King Weatherhead, by Mary Ann Boyce his wife,
dau. of Thomas Candy of the Hon*>*« East India Co.'s Service, Major 20th Regiment Bombay
Infantry) ; bom at Poona, Bombay, India, 27 June, bapt. at St Mary's, Poona, 8 August 1864 ;
educated at Eton (King's Scholar), and at Trinity College, Cambridge, Bell University Scholar
1885, B.A. 1886, M.A. 1890;' Assistant Master, Cordwalles, Maidenhead, 1887-88, Elstree School
1888-93, Senior Assistant Master, Ludgrove, New Bamet, 1893-98, Head Master, Glyngarth,
Cheltenham, 1 898-1 902, Senior Assistant Master, Elstree School, 1 903-1 905, and Head Master
King's College Choir School, Cambridge, since 1905. =t=
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William Hopkins Auden,
bom at Silverdale, co.
Stafford, 14 October, bapt.
there (by his father) 11
November 1862 ; died,
aged 16, 12 September,
bur. at Hominglow, co.
Stafford, 14 September
1878.
Thomas Edward Auden of-^Emma Jane, dau. of Thomas
Danesgate, Repton, co. Derby;
bom II June, bapt. privately
24 July 1864, and received
into the church at Caris-
brooke. Isle of Wight, 17
September 1865 ; educated at
Derby Grammar School ;
admitted a Solicitor 1887.
Webster Lorimer of Aberdelgie and
Belhie, co. Perth, by Elizabeth his
wife, dau. of Henry Palmer; bom
2 December 1859; marr. at Thel-
wall, CO. Chester (by the Rev. John
Ernest Auden, assisted by the
Rev. Thomas Pym Williamson),
on Tuesday, i March 1892.
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Phyllis Mary, bom 26 November,
bapt. at Repton 27 December
1892.
John Lorimer Auden, bom
23 August, bapt. at Repton
25 September 1894.
Edward Humphry Auden,
born 6 June, bapt. at
Repton 17 August 1897.
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Hennetta Mary,
born at Dedham,
CO. Essex, 20
June, baptised
at Langham, co.
Essex, 23 Sep-
tember 1862 ;
F.R.Hist.S.1902.
I
Arthur Charles Auden, bom=
at Rowley Regis, co. Stafford,
12 November 1863, bapt. at
Wellingborough, co. North-
ampton, 6 January 1864 ;
educated at Dedham Grammar
School and at Glasgow Univer-
sity; Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. 189 1,
and Inst. M.E.
■Frances Mary, 2nd dau. of Thomas Bromley
of Little Shrawardine, co. Salop; bom at
Little Shrawardine 3 April 1863, and bapt
at Alberbury, co. Salop; marr. at St Chad's,
Shrewsbury, co. Salop (by the Ven^^
Charles Bulmer Maude, Archdeacon of
Salop, the Vicar, assisted by the Rev.
John Ernest Auden, Vicar of Tong, co.
Salop), 7 July 1900.
T :
Emily, bom at Church Broughton, co. Derby, 2 1 April, bapt there
26 June 1866 ; marr. at Church Broughton (by the Ven^*« Thomas
Henry Freer, Archdeacon of Derby, assisted by the Rev. Thomas
Auden, uncle of the bride, and the Rev. Walter Douglas Auden,
brother of the bride), on Wednesday, 12 April 1899, Robert James
Probyn- Williams of 13 Welbeck Street, London (son of Robert
Williams, by Helen Elizabeth his wife, dau. of William Henry
Probyn); bom in London 19 May, bapt. at St. Giles'-in-the-Fields,
London, 4 June 1866; educated at Durham University and at
Lojidon Hospital, M.D. (Durh.) 1892, M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P.
Lond. 1890; Anaesthetist and Instmctor in Anaesthetics, London
Hospital, Member of Faculty of Medicine, University of London,
President of the Society of Anaesthetists.
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Phoebe Gertrade, borii
5 January, bapt at
Church Broughton 13
March 1868.
Margaret, bom 28 July,
bapt. at Church Brough-
ton 30 September 1869.
Rev. Alfred Millington Auden, bom at Hominglow,-*
CO. Stafford, 12 October, bapt there 28 October
1865 ; educated at Rossall and at Selwyn College,
Cambridge, matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1885,
B.A. (2nd-class Classical Tripos) 1888, M.A. 1892,
at Lausanne University and Lichfield Theological
College ; Classical Tutor, Kingswood School, Bath,
1888-89, Languages Master, Merchiston School,
Edinburgh, 1891-92 ; Vicar of Church Broughton
since 1904.
-Edith Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Alfred
Arthur Jenkins, Rector of St Peter's,
Galashiels, co. Selkirk, by Johanna his
wife, dau. of the Very Rev. William
Wilson, Dean of Aberdeen; bom 11
September 1868; marr. at St Peter's,
Galashiels (by the Rev. Charles James
Jenkins, Rector of St James', Edinburgh,
assisted by the Rev. John Emest Auden
and the Rev. John Edward Wilson),
6 June 1895.
Ruth, bom at Perry
Barr, co. Stafford,
2 April, bapt. there
3 May 1897.
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Alfred John Auden,
bom at Clun, co. Salop,
12 August, bapt. there
3 September 1899.
I.
Geoffrey William Auden,
bom at Clun 11 Sep-
tember bapt. there 28
October 1900.
Rachel, bom at
Church Broughton
14 May, bapt there
9 July 1905.
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Mabel Broughton, bom at Wellingborough, co. Northampton, 6 December 1865, bapt. there
6 January 1866 ; marr. at Condover, co. Salop (by her father, assisted by the Rev. Henry Lee,
fadier of the bridegroom), on Wednesday, 16 January 1901, the Rev. John Wollen Lee (2nd
son of the Rev. Henry Lee, Rector of Sheinton, co. Salop, by Mary Sophia Wollen
his wife); born at Broseley, co. Salop, 30 November 1866; M.A. of Keble College,
Oxford, matriculated 17 January 1887, aged 20, B.A. 1889; Vicar of Betton Strange, co. Salop,
1 901-1906, and of Leighton, co. Salop, since 1906.
Bertram Auden
Glyngarth, Cheltenham,
CO. Gloucester ; bom at
Church Broughton, co.
Derby, 14 March, bapt.
there 17 May 187 1 ;
educated at Uppingham
and at Emmanuel College,
Cambridge, B.A. 1894,
M.A 1897; Head Master
Glyngarth Preparatory
School, Cheltenham,
since 1902.
of-|-£llen Frances Sarah^ youngest
dau. of William Mansel Lupton,
Army Tutor, by Ann his wife,
dau. of William Haselwood
of Burfords, Hoddesdon, co.
Hertford; bom at Hoddesdon
10 July 1867 ; marr. at Bray,
CO, Berks (by the Rev. Reginald
Roberts, uncle of the bride,
assisted by the Rev. Charles
Andrewes Raymond, the Vicar,
and the Rev. Thomas Auden,
uncle of the bridegroom), on
Thursday, 3 August 1905.
I
Ellen Mary, bora at Glyngarth,
Cheltenham, 26 April, bapt. at
Christ Church, Cheltenham, i June
1906.
Rev. Walter Douglas Auden,
bom at Church Broughton 15
February, bapt. there 4 May 1874;
educated at Shrewsbury and at
Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas Term,
1S93, ^'^ 1896, M.A 1901 ;
Curate of St Jude's, West Derby,
CO. Lancaster, 1898--1902, of the
Bush Brotherhood (Diocese of
Rockhampton^,Longreach,Central
Queensland, smce 1903.
Alice, bom 28 March, bapt. at Hominglow, co. Stafford, 16 May 1869;
marr. at Repton, co. Derby (by the father of the bridegroom, assisted by the
Rev. John Ernest Auden, brother of the bride, and the Rev. George
Woodyatt, the Vicar), 11 April 1893, the Rev. Slade Raymond Baker-
Stallard-Penoyre of the Moor, co. Hereford (eldest son of the Rev. Slade
Baker-Stallard-Penoyre, by Ann Fanny Eliza his wife, dau. of the Rev.
William Francis Raymond ^ifterwards Raymond-Stallard-Penoyre] of the
Moor, Rector of Stockton-on-Teme, co. Worcester, 1834-83); bom at Clifton-
on-Teme, co. Worcester, 15 October, bapt. there 24 November 1861 ;
educated at Marlborough and at Lincoln Collie, Oxford, matriculated
29 January 1881, aged 19, Scholar 1880-84, B.A 1884 (honours: 2nd-c]ass
Classical Mods. 1882, 4th-class Classics 1884), M.A. 1889, and at Lichfield
Theological College 1886; Rector of Stockton-on-Teme since 1895; Rural
Dean of Burford East since 1903. ^^
Frederick Lewis
Auden, bom at
Hominglow 6
March, bapt
there 18 May
187 1 ; educated
at Rq>ton.
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Henry William Auden, bom at Wellingborough,-^Rhoda Constance Mary, eldest dau. of the
CO. Northampton, 27 November 1867, bapt
there 5 January 1868 ; educated at Shrewsbury
and at Christ^s College, Cambridge, Scholajr
1886, Bell University Scholar 1887, B.A.
(ist-class Classical Tripos) 1889, M.A. 1891 ;
Assistant Master at Fettes College, Edinburgh,
1889-1903, Principal of Upper Canada College,
Toronto, since 1903.
Rev. Frederick Wilson Kittermaster, Vicar
of Bayston Hill, co. Salop, and of Meriden,
CO. Warwick, by Rhoda his wife, dau. of the
Rev. James Colley ; bom at Shrewsbury, co.
Salop, I June 187 1; marr. at Bayston Hill
(by the Rev. Alfred Noel Colley, her uncle,
assisted by the Rev. Thomas Auden)
4 August 1896.
Kenneth Francis Auden,
born in Edinburgh 6 May
1897, and bapt at Bayston
Hill.
ri
Gwynedd Helen Katherine, bom at Deerpark,
Toronto, Canada, 7 April 1903, and bapt at
Christ Church, Deerpark.
Doris Margaret, bom in
Edinburgh 19 July 1901,
and bapt at Bayston Hill.
Marcus Frederick Auden, bom at Deerpark,
Toronto, 7 April 1905, and bapt at Christ
Church, Deerpark.
George Augustus Auden
54 Bootham, York; bom
at Hominglow, co. Stafford,
27 August 1872, bapt
there 6 February 1873;
educated at Repton and at
Christ's College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas
Term, 1890, Scholar 1890,
B.A. (ist-class Nat. Sci.
Tripos 1893), M.A., M.B.,
B.C. 1897, M.D. 1900;
M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond 1896.
of^T-Constance Rosalie, dau. of the Rev.
Richard Henry Bicknell, M.A.,
Vicar of Wroxham-cum-Salhouse, co.
Norfolk, by Selina Acton his wife, dau.
of the Rev. Henry William Rous
Birch, Vicar of South wold, co. Suffolk;
bom at Wroxham 13 February,
bapt. there 10 March 1869; marr.
at All Saints', Netting Hill, Ix>ndon
(by the Rev. Edward Conduitt
Dermer, Vicar of SS. Philip and
James', Oxford, assisted by the Rev.
Harry William Stewart, Vicar of
Lumley, co. Durham), 27 June 1899.
Harold Allden Auden of
Widnes, co. Lancaster ;
bom at Horninglow
8 October, bapt there
27 November 1874 ;
educated at Repton,
at Owen's College, Man-
chester, B.Sc 1894,
M.Sc. 1897, and at
Tiibingen University,
D.Sc. 1897.
Oeorge Bemard Auden, bom at
York 5 July, bapt. at St Olave's,
York, 9 August 1900.
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John Bicknell Auden, born at
York 14 December 1903, bapt. at
St. Maurice's, York, 6 February
1904.
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Francis Thomas Auden of Rustenburg,-
Transvaal, South Afrio^; bom at Welling-
borough, CO. Northampton, 5 July 1869,
and bapt. there; educated at Shrewsbury
and at Edinburgh University, M.B., CM.
1891, M.D. 1903 ; Resident Medical
Officer, Albany General Hospital, Grahams-
town, Cape Colony, South Africa, 1893,
District Surgeon, Rustenburg, Transvaal,
1894-99 ; served in South African War,
1 899- 1 902 (medal with clasp).
•Henrietta Maria Louisa, 3rd dau. of the Hon^*
Charles William Hutton of Rondebosch, Cape
Colony, M.L.C., formerly Treasurer of Cape
Colony, by Elizabeth Maria Henrietta his wife,
eldest dau. of Sir Andries Stockenstrom, ist
Baronet, Lieut.-Govemor of the Cape; bom at
Bedford, Cape Colony, 15 February 1865; marr.
at St PauPs, Rondebosch, Cape Colony (by the
Rev. Thomas Auden, father of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev. Canon George Ogilvie, the
Rector), on Wednesday, 22 August 1894.
Maijorie Henrietta Stockenstrom, bom
at Rustenburg, Transvaal, 16 March,
bapt there 31 March 1896.
Reginald Stockenstrom Auden, bom
at Rustenburg, Transvaal, 10 July
1899, ^^^ ha.pt. there.
Rev. Eustace George Auden, bom^Emmie,
at Ford, co. Salop, 10 February,
bapt there 2 April 1872 ;
educated at Shrewsbury and at
Christ Church, Oxford, matricu-
lated 10 October 1890, aged 18,
Exhibitioner 1890, B.A. 1893,
M.A. 1897; Curate of Christ
Church, Crewe, co. Chester, 1898.
2nd dau. of William Carrick of
Scotby, CO. Cumberland, by Lucy Emmie
his wife, dau. of Henry Jacob; bom at
Carlisle, co. Cumberland, 20 June 1872;
marr. at Scotby (by the Rev. Thomas
Auden, assisted by the Rev. George John
Howson, Vicar of Christ Church, Crewe,
and the Rev. Thomas Cecil Bewes, Vicar
of Scotby) 27 June 1899.
Amy Marion,
bom at Ford
9 July, bapt
atHominglow,
CO. Stafford,
9 September
1875.
Dorothy Lucy AUden, bom at Crewe
31 July, bapt at Christ Church,
Crewe, 13 September 1900.
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Crebe0.
William Treves of Dorchester, co,
(son of William Treves of Dorchester, by
Elizabeth his wife); bom 2 August, bapt
at Dorchester 25 August 181 2 ; died at
Dorchester, aged 54, on Saturday, 20 July
1867, bur. there. Will dated 20 November
1866, proved at Blandford 4 October 1867,
by Jane Treves of Dorchester, relict, Thomas
Christopher William Saunders of Dorchester
and Edward Steele of Dorchester, the ESors.
Dorset-T-Jane,
dau. of John
Knight of Honiton,
CO. Devon ; bom
4 July 1814; manr.
at Devizes, co.
Wilts, I September
1842 ; died 9 Jan-
uary 1892, bur. at
Dorchester.
Sir Frederick Treves of Dorchester^Anne Elizabeth, younger
and of 6 Wimpole Street, Cavendish
Square, London, Baronet, G.C.V.O.,
C.B., LL.D. (youngest son); bom at
Dorchester 15 February, bapt. there
16 March 1853 ; educated at Merchant
Arms m record in the ColUge of Arms,^ Taylors' School and at the London
5rtow„"ed"rbe'J^^ a \rZ HospUal, F R CS. Eng. (Exan>.) .878.
4th quarters a dexter hand couped and M. 1875, L.b.A. 1874, Hon. L,Lp.D.
erect proper and in the 2nd and 3rd Aberdeen 1903, Hon. M.D., M.Ch.
quarters a tent purpure the pole and Trinity College, Dublin; Hunterian
^tfA'}'}:L., .„:„ Professor of Anatomy z
dau. of Alfred Samuel
Mason of Dorchester, by
Eleanor his wife, dau. of
Lewis Webner, Obtain
76th Regiment of Foot ;
bom 16 December 1854;
marr. at Holy Trinity,
Sydenham, co. Kent (by
the Rev. Henry Stevens,
the Vicar), on Thursday,
8 February 1877.
6>../.-An opinicus sutant or wings ^'— — ' 7 Anatomy and Wilson
elevated and addorsed purpure resting the Frofessor of Pathology and Member
dexter paw upon a fleam fesswise argent of Council and Court of Examiners,
iWS?//^.— Fortiter fideUter feUdter. Royal College of Surgeons, 1881-86;
Examiner in Surgery, Cambridge University, 1891-96; Consulting
Surgeon to the Forces in South Africa 1 899-1900, with Ladysmith Relief Column (mentioned in
despatches, "London Gazette," 8 February and 16 April 1901, Queen's medal with three clasps);
Surgeon-Extraordinary to Queen Victoria 1900-1901, Serjeant Surgeon-in-Ordinary to H.M. King
Edward VII. from 1901, and Surgeon-in-Ordinary to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales; Hon. Colonel Royal
Army Medical Corps (Militia) 30 August 1902, Hon. Staff-Surgeon Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
from 1903; Member of Advisory Board and Army Hospitals Committee, Army Medical Department,
and Consulting Surgeon to London Hospital; Author of "Manual of Surgical Applied Anatomy," 1883,
" Intestinal Obstruction " (Jacksonian Prize Essay), " Anatomy of the Intestinal Canal and Peritoneum
in Man" and "In the Mammalia" (Hunterian Lectures 1885 and 1886), "German-English Dictionary of
Medical Terms," 1889, "Manual of Operative Surgery," 1903, "Tale of a Field Hospital," 1900, "The
Other Side of the Lantern," 1905, " Highways and Byways of Dorset," 1906, and Editor of other medical
works; created C.B. 29 November 1900, K.C.V.O. 28 May 1901, G.C.V.O. 7 March 1905, and a Baronet
30 July 1902 ; Knight of Grace of the Order of St John of Jerusalem ; Lord Rector of Aberdeen University.
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Enid Margery, bom at Kingston Villa, Sydenham Park, co. Kent, on Friday, 4 January, Hetty Marion,
bapt at Holy Trinity, Sydenham, 10 February 1878 ; marr. at All Souls', Langham bom at 18
Place, London (by the Rev. Henry Eliot Delm^-Radcliffe, Vicar of South Tidworth, Gordon Square,
CO, Hants), on Thursday, 3 July 1902, Lieut.-Colonel Charles Delm^-Radcliflfe, London, on Fri-
C.M.G., M.V.O. (eldest son of Lieut-Colonel Emilius Charles Delmd-Radcliffe of day, 10 March,
Titchfield, co. Hants, and Darmstadt, Germany, of the 88th Regiment of Foot, by bapt at St Pan-
Elizabeth Baddicott his wife, 7th dau. of the Rev. James John Holroyd of White eras', London,
Hall, CO. Essex, Rector of Abberton, co. Essex) ; bom at Camp Lodge, Colchester, 14 May 1882 ;
CO. Essex, on Wednesday, 21 September 1864; Lieutenant 2nd Battalion Connaught died 31 May
Rangers 6 Febmary 1884, Captain 12 Febmary 1890, Major 8 Febmary 1902, 1900, bur. in
Brevet Lieut.-Colonel 9 February 1902, A.D.C. to Major-General Infantry Brigade, the cemetery at
Gibraltar, 7 November 1893 to 8 May 1895, Deputy- Assistant Adjutant-General Dorchester.
Chester (North-West District) 16 January 1896 to 20 July 1897 ; served in Uganda
Protectorate 9 January 1898 (medal), employed with King's African Rifles 10
January 1898, and in Command of Expedition into the Lango Country in 1901 ;
employed on Anglo-German Boundary Commission, West of Victoria Nyanza, 8 July
1902, Interpreter in French, German and Spanish (mentioned in despatches,
"London Gazette," 12 September 1902, Brevet of Lieut.-Colonel); nominated
M.V.O. (4th-class) 11 October 1904, and C.M.G. 9 November 1905.
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Court CO. Hent
Arms on record in the College of Arms, —
Ermine a fesse dancett^e paly or and vert
between two horses' heads erased in chief
sable and three arrows in base one in pale
surmounted by two in saltire the pheons
downwards gold.
Crest, — Five arrows interlaced or
surmounted by a crescent sea sable.
Motto, — Cave, cave.
William Edmeades of Nurstead-pElizabethy
Court, CO. Kent (son of Henry
Edmeades of Nurstead Court, by
Ann Wigzell his wife); bom 13
May, bapt. at Nurstead 5 June
1766; Captain in the Hon^e East
India Co.'s Service; Lord of the
Manor of Nurstead, and Patron of
the livings of Ifield and Nurstead,
both CO. Kent ; died at Nurstead
Court, aged 86, on Monday, 26
July, bur. at Nurstead 3 August
1852. M.I. Will dated 2 March
1849, with codicil of same date,
proved (P.CC. 628, 52) 23 August
1852, by the Rev. William Henry
Edmeades, son, the sole Ei^or.
younger
dau. and coheir
of John Allen of
Hazells, Northfleet,
CO. Kent, by Eliza-
beth his wife, dau. of
William Farrant of
Daren th, co. Kent;
bapt. at Northfleet
29 November 1775;
marr. there 16 Sep-
tember 1800; died
30 September, bur.
at Nurstead 7 Oc-
tober 1836. M.I.
I
Mary, bapt. at
Cobham, co. Kent,
May 1802 ;
Rev. William Henry Edmeades of Nurstead-rSaiah Mary Jane, eldest dau
II
died 7 June, bur.
at Nurstead 13
June 1808.
Court; bom at Cobham 27 July, bapt.
privately 31 July 1803, and received into
the church at Cobham 18 December
1804; educated at Harrow and at Merton
College, Oxford, matriculated 5 June 1822,
aged 18, B.A. 1826, M.A. 1830; Rector of
Nurstead 17 October 1827 until his death;
Lord of the Manor of Nurstead, and Patron of the livings of
Ifield and Nurstead ; died suddenly at Nurstead Court, in his
83rd year, on Sunday, 13 June, bur. at Nurstead 18 June 1886.
M.I. Will dated 28 May 1886, proved (Prin. Reg., 703, 86)
27 August 1886, by Henry Edmeades of Ashley House,
Folkestone, co. Kent, and James Frederick Edmeades of
Hazells, Northfleet, co. Kent, sons, two of the E&ors.
of Matthew Isacke of North
Foreland Lodffe, co. Kent,
Captain Hon^« East India
Co.'s Service, by Margaret his
wife, dau. of Robert Steell;
bom at Greenwich, co. Kent,
27 September 1809, bapt.
there 14 January 181 1 ; marr.
at St Peter's, Isle of Thanet,
CO. Kent (by the Rev. E. H.
Bond), on Wednesday, 14
November 1832 ; died at
Nurstead Court, aged 75, on
Tuesday, 27 January, bur. at
Nurstead 31 January 1885.
M.I.
I
William Edmeades of Nurstead Court; born at Cobham on Tuesday, 3 December 1833, bapt.
at Nurstead 15 January 1834 ; of Christ Church, Oxford, matriculated 19 May 1853, aged 19,
B.A. 1857, M.A. 1864; Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn 1864; died unmarried at Nurstead
Court on Tuesday, 12 May, bur. at Nurstead 16 May 1885. M.I. Admon was granted at the
Principal Registry 29 June 1885, to the Rev. William Henry Edmeades of Nurstead, co. Kent,
father, the next of kin.
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John Alfred Edmeades of Hazells, Northfleet, co. Kent;
bom at Greenwich, co. Kent, and bapt there 7 February
1809; died at Hazells, Northfleet, aged 73, on Sunday,
12 February, bur. at Nurstead, co. Kent, 17 February 1882.
M.I. Will dated 17 January 1874, with codicil dated
II February 1880, proved (Prin. Reg., 191, 82) 27 March
1882, by Thomas Henry Baker of Owletts, Cobham, co.
Kent, and James Frederick Edmeades of Nurstead Court,
CO. Kent, nephew, two of the EXors.
Robert Edmeades, bom at
Brampton Place, East Wick-
ham, CO. Kent, 17 July
181 1 ; died unmarried 26
November, bur. at Nurstead
2 December 1836. M.I.
Admon was granted (P.C.C.)
17 December 1836, to William
Edmeades, the father.
Major-General Henry Edmeades of Nurstead Court and-
Wrotham Place, both co. Kent; bom at Cobham
16 October, bapt. at Nurstead 26 November 1835 ;
entered the Army as Lieutenant Royal Artillery 31 July
1855, Captain 16 July 1863, Major 5 July 1872, Lieut-
Colonel 21 December 1881, Colonel i July 1885,
Major-General 21 December 1886 (retired); served in
the Indian Mutiny 1857-58, at actions of KsJee Nuddee,
Sherghur Ghat and battle of Cawnpore (medal) ; served in
the Boer War 1881, with the Natal Field Force; Lord of
the Manor of Nurstead, and Patron of the livings of Ifield
and Nurstead; J.P. and D.L. for co. Kent.
-Mary Elisabeth, eldest dau. of the
Rev. William Thomas CoUings,
Seigneur of Sark, by Louisa
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
Frederick Corbin Lukis; bom
at Wells, CO.. Somerset, 18 Jime
1848; marr. at Guemsey 2 Au-
gust 1870 ; died at Ashley
House, Folkestone, co. Kent, on
Saturday, 12 February, bur. at
Nurstead 18 February 1887.
M.L
Mary Mildred,
born at Wool-
wich, CO. Kent,
on Friday, 2
June, bapt. at
Nurstead 1 6July
1871.
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Mabel, bom at Woolwich on
Monday, 16 September, bapt
at Nurstead 3 November 1872;
marr. there (by the Rev.
Matthew Robert Edmeades,
uncle of the bride, assisted by '
the Rev. Charles Johnson
Gibson, the Rector) on Thurs-
day, 30 October 1902, Charles
Maurice Baker of the Indian
Civil Service, 8th son of
Thomas Henry Baker of
Owletts, Cobham.
=r
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Henry Edmeades, bom at Hirzel House,
Guemsey, on Monday, 8 February, bapt
at Nurstead 25 April 1875; educated at
Harrow; entered the Army as 2nd lieu-
tenant 2nd Battalion York and Lancaster
Regiment 15 May 1897, Lieutenant 24
October 1899,* Captain 30 July 1902.
Amye, bom at Aldershot, co. Hants, on
Thursday, 7 December 1876, bapt at
Nurstead 21 January 1877; died at Nurstead
Court, aged 4, on Tuesday, 28 December,
bur. at Nurstead 31 December 1880. M.I.
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Rev. Matthew Robert Edmeades, bom at=-»Charlotte Isabella, youngest dau. of John
Pennis House, Fawkham, co. Kent, 1 2 January, Richmond Seymour of Crowood, co. Wilts ;
bapt. at Nurstead, co. Kent, 4 March 1841 ; born 15 April 1828; marr. at St. James',
educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Dover, co. Kent (by the Rev. Charles
Oxford, matriculated 20 June 1859, aged 18, Frederick Seymour, Rector of Winchfield,
B.A. 1864, M.A. 1869; Vicar of Great Bedwyn, co. Hants, assisted by the father of the
CO. Wilts, 1875; died s.p, at the Vicarage, bridegroom), 13 July 1870; died at the
Great Bedwyn, in his 64th year, on Sunday, Vicarage, Great Bedwyn, on' Monday, 11
I January, bur. at Great Bedwyn 6 January January, bur. at Great Bedwyn 15 January
1905. M.I. Will dated 28 December 1904, 1904. M.I. Will dated 3 October 1899,
proved at Salisbury 18 March 1905, by Henry proved at Salisbury 8 April 1904, by Henry
Edmeades of Nurstead Court, co. Kent, and Richard Trecothick Fort, Surgeon, nephew,
James Frederick Edmeades of Hazells, the surviving Eil^or.
Northfleet, co. Kent.
Lieut.-Colonel James Frederick Edmeades^-Mary Erskine (his cousin), elder dau. of Frederick
of Hazells, Northfleet, co. Kent, M.V.O. ; James Isacke of Woodview, Booterstown, co.
bom at Pennis House, Pawkham, Dublin, Captain 9th Lancers and jth Fusiliers,
on Saturday, 8 July, bapt at Nurstead, by Mary Turner Erskine his wife, dau. of
20 August 1843; educated at Harrow; Matthew Fortescue, formerly of the Coldstream
Captain (Hon. Major) West Kent (Queen's Guards (son of the Hon^^ Matthew Fortescue
Own) Imperial Yeomanry 16 December of Castle Hill, co. Devon); bom at Woodview,
1876, Major (Hon._ J^ieut. -Colonel) 22 Booterstown, on Monday, 28 February 1853;
marr. at St. Mary's, Donnybrook, co. Dublin (by
the Rev. Matthew Robert Edmeades, Vicar of
Great Bedwyn, assisted by the Rev. Canon
Arthur Gore Ryder, D.D., the Rector, the
Rev. T. Hutchinson and the Rev. Samuel Sandys),
on Thursday, i February 1883.
November 1901 ; J.P. for co. Kent,
nominated M.V.O. (4th-class) 26 July 1905.
Florence, bom at Sandgate, co. Kent,
on Thursday, 5 September, bapt. at
Nurstead 20 October 1878 ; marr.
there (by the Rev. Matthew Robert
Edmeades, Vicar of Great Bedwyn,
uncle of the bride, assisted by the
Rev. Charles Johnson Gibson, the
Rector, the Rev. Colin Arthur Fitz-
gerald Campbell and the Rev. Francis
Bunbury Fitzgerald Campbell) on
Tuesday, 21 June 1904, Herbert Baker
of Johannesburg and Cape Town, South
Africa, 4th son of Thomas Henry Baker
of Owletts, Cobham, co. Kent.
William Allaire Edmeades,
bom at Sandgate on Tuesday,
13 January, bapt. at Nurstead
28 March 1880; educated at
Wellington ; entered the Army
as 2nd Lieutenant Royal
Artillery 9 August 1899,
Lieutenant 16 Febmary
1901, Captain 19 May 1906;
served in South African War
1 900- 1 90 1 (mentioned in
despatches, "London Gazette,"
10 September 1901, Queen's
medal with four clasps).
Hilda Margaret, bom
at Ashley House,
Folkestone, co. Kent,
on Monday, 6 De-
cember 1886, bapt. at
Nurstead 20 February
1887.
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3Rounli of 'WLm *erg!)oIt, to. €s^s^tj:.
Arms, — Ardent on a chevron sable three annulets of the field.
Cresf. — A hon couchant argenL
Motto. — Esse qoam yideri.
John Round of Danbury Park and of West Bergholt, both-^Susan Constanda, eldest dau. of
CO. Essex, D.C.L. (only son of John Round of St Martin's,
Colchester, and of St Clere's Hall, both co. Essex, Barrister-
at-Law, by Catherine his wife, dau. of Edward Green of Law-
ford Hall, CO. Essex, and widow of Rev. Richard Daniel, D.D.,
and grandson of William Round of Birch Hall, co. Essex) ;
born at St Martin's House, Colchester, 8 March 1783; of
Balliol College, Oxford, matriculated 17 June 1801, aged 18,
B.A. 1805, M.A. 1808; created D.C.L. 16 June 1814; J.P.
and D.L. for co. Essex, High Sheriff 1834; M.P. for Ipswich
1812-18, and for Maldon 1837-47; High Steward of
Colchester 18 18 until his death ; died at 15 Brunswick
Terrace, Brighton, co. Sussex, in his 78th year, on Saturday,
28 April, bur. at Danbury 3 May i860. Will dated 16 April
1859, proved (Prin. R^., 339, 60) 9 May i860, by John
Round of 15 Brunswick Terrace, Brighton, Frederick Peel
Round of the same place, and Edmund Round of i Harcourt
Buildings, Inner Temple, London, Barrister-at-Law, sons, the
Eftors. Miniature and two Pencil Portraits in the possession
of John Horace Pounds LL,D,^ his grandson.
C^^^^
George Caswall of Sacombe Park,
CO. Hertford, and of West Berg-
holt, CO. Essex, and coheir of
her brother, George Newman
Caswall; born 2 October 1789;
marr. at St George's, Hanover
Square, London (by the Rt
Rev. VVilliam Howley, Bishop of
London), 18 March 181^ ; died,
aged 56, 27 May, bur. at
Danbury 3 June 1845. Admon
(with will dated 26 August 1843)
was granted (Prin. Reg., 596,
45) in July 1845, to John Round,
husband, and John Roimd, the
younger, Frederic Peel Round
and Edmund Round, sons,
the Eftors. Two Miniatures
(by PHmer and Poss), Pastel
and Pencil Drawings in the
possession of John Horace Rounds
LL.D.^ her grandson.
John Round of West Bergholt and of 15 Brunswick Terrace,-^Laura, youngest dau. and
Brighton; bom at 17 Lower Brook Street, London, 19 April 181 6;
educated at Harrow (admitted 1829) and at Balliol College,
Oxford, matriculated 16 May 1834, aged 18, B.A. 1838, M.A.
1841 ; a Student of the Inner Temple 1838 ; Captain Essex
Yeomanry; died at his residence, 15 Brunswick Terrace, Brighton,
in his 72nd year, on Wednesday, 18 May, bur. at Danbury 23
May 1887. Will daled 29 November 1876, with codicil dated
7 December 1876, proved (Prin. Re^., 643, 87) 27 July 1887,
by John Horace Round of 15 Brunswick Terrace, Brighton, son,
and Edmund Round of i Harcourt Buildings, Temple, London,
Barrister-at-Law, brother, the Eitors. MinicUure and Pencil
Drawing in the possession of John Horace Rounds LL,D,^ his son.
coheir, and in her issue,
sole heir of Horatio
(Horace) Smith, by Sophia
Ford his 2nd wife; marr.
at Hove, co. Sussex (by the
Rev. James Stuart Murray
Anderson, Preacher of
Lincoln's Inn, London),
on Tuesday, 26 April
1853; died at Lucerne,
Switzerland, aged 36, on
Saturday, 27 August, bur.
at Danbury 10 September
1864. Portrait in oils by
John James Masquerier^
and a Bust by Sir Edgar
Joseph Boehniy P.A,y in the
possession of John Horace
Pounds LL.D.y her son.
John Horace Round of West Bergholt and of 15 Brunswick Terrace, Brighton, LL.D. ;
bom at 15 Brunswick Terrace, Brighton, on Wednesday, 22 February, bapt at Hove
28 March 1854 ; of Balliol College, Oxford, matriculated 20 October 1874, aged 20, B.A. (ist-
class in modem history) 1879, M.A. 1881 ; Hon. LL.D. (Edin.) 1905; D.L. for co. Essex;
Lord of the Manor of West Bergholt ; Vice-President Essex Archaeological Society ; Author of
"Geoffrey de Mandeville," 1892, "Feudal England," 1895, "The Commune of London," 1899,
and other works.
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Frederic Peel Round, bom at
39 Piccadilly, London, 22 May
1818 ; educated at Harrow
(admitted 1831) and at Balliol
College, Oxford, matriculated 18
March 1836, aged 17, B.A. 1839;
a Student of the Inner Temple
1838; Gentleman Usher of the
Green Rod 18 July 1842 until
his death ; died unmarried at
Pau, les Basses Pyren^, France,
in his 66th year, on Sunday,
18 May 1884, bur. in the
cemetery at . Pau. Will dated
31 May 1883, proved (Prin.
^^•> 510, 84) 21 June 1884,
by Edmund Round of i Har-
court Buildings, Inner Temple,
London, Barrister-at-Law, brother,
the sole Eitor. Miniature^ and
a Statuette by Sir Edgar Joseph
Boehniy R,A,y in the possession of
John Horace Rounds LL.D.^ his
nephew.
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Edmund Round of Wivenhoe,»-
co. Essex; bom at 25 Albe-
marle Street, London, on
Friday, 31 March 1820 ;
educated at Harrow (admitted
April 1833) and at Balliol
College, Oxford, matriculated
28 March 1838, aged 17, B.A.
1841, M.A. 1844; a Student of
the Inner Temple 19 January
1842, called to the Bar 31
January 1845; J. P. for co.
Essex ; died s.p. at i Harcourt
Buildings, Inner Temple, aged
71, on Thursday, 24 Eiecem-
ber, bur. at Danbury, co. Essex,
30 December 1 89 1 . Will dated
15 April 1890, proved (Prin.
^6&* i95i 9^) 34 February
1892, by Herbert Riversdale
Mansel Jones, Barrister-at-Law,
the sole Exor. Miniature in
the possession of John Horace
Raundy LL.D^ his nephew.
■Louisa (Caroline, dau. of
Charles George Parker
of Springfield Place, co.
Essex, by Isabella his
wife, dau. of James
Houson; bom at Moul-
sham, CO. Essex, 20 June
182 1 ; marr. at Spring-
field (by the Rt Rev.
George Murray, Bishop
of Rochester) 10 October
1846; died s.p. at 31
Chester Square, London,
I November, bur. in
Kensal Green Cemetery,
London, 5 November
1903. Will dated 16
Au^t 1897, proved
(Pnn. R^., 1496, 1903)
8 December 1903, by
Henry John Andrews
Eyre and Douglas Eyre,
Barrister-at-Law, nephews,
the Eitors.
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Laura Constance, born at 15 Brunswick
Terrace, Brighton, on Monday, 16
April 1855; died in Paris, in her 9th
year, on Thursday, 7 April, bur. there
9 April 1864, the remains being
subsequently re-interred at Danbury
10 September following.
Violet Grace, bom at 15 Brunswick Terrace, Brighton,
on Monday, 28 July 1856; marr. at St. Michael's,
Chester Square, London (by the Rev. Canon James
Fleming, B.D.), on Saturday, 5 January 1889,
Frederick David Charles Shaw-Kennedy, youngest
son of John Shaw-Kennedy of Kirkmichael, co.
Ayr, J.P. and D.L. for co. Ayr.
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Constantia Catherine Anne, bom at 25 Albemarle Street, London, on
Thursday, 24 April 1823; marr. at Hove, co. Sussex (by the Rev. James
Stuart Murray Anderson, Chaplain-in-Ordinary to Queen Victoria), on
Tuesday, 9 May 1848, as his 3rd wife, Vice-Admiral Henry Alexander
Story, R.N. (son of Philip Laycock Story); bom 25 July 1813;
entered the Royal Naval College in December 1826, embarked in
December 1828 as Midshipman on board the " Madagascar '' in the
Mediterranean, promoted Lieutenant 1838; served in the ** Druid" at
the earlier operations of the War in China, and assisted at the capture of
the enemy's forts at Tycocktow and Chuenpee ; appointed ist Lieutenant
to the "Gorgon" for South America in 1842, Commander 9 November
1846, Inspecting Commander in the Coastguard at Dartmouth February
1850 to August 1854; obtained command of the "Harrier," 17, fitting
for North America and the West Indies, and subsequently served in the
Baltic until the close of the Russian War; became retired Captain in
1864, Rear-Admiral in 1873, ^^^ Vice-Admiral in 1878; died at
Avranches, France, on Tuesday, 22 July 1879, bur. there. Will dated
9 October 1866, with codicil dated 18 March 1879, proved (Prin. Reg.,
740, 79) 13 August 1879, ^y Amelia Caroline Story of Pau, Francej
spinster, his daughter, the sole Executrix [who married Colonel Bowen
Buscarlet, Sussex Regiment, and died s.p. at Pau 26 December 1904].
She died s.p. at Chateau de Recoules, Aveyron, France, aged 69, on
Saturday, 10 September 1892, and was bur. in the cemetery at Pau.
Will dated 18 July 1892, proved (Prin. Reg., 952, 92) 24 September
1892, by Frederic David Charles Shaw-Kennedy, one of the Ei^ors.
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Eliza Mary, born
at 8 Brunswick
Terrace, Brighton,
CO. Sussex, 26 Jan-
uary 1827; died
at Danbury Park,
in her nth year,
on Sunday, 1 2
November, bur.
at Danbury 18
November 1837.
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NELSON.
Arms on record in the College of Arms. — Or a cross flory sable a bend
gules surmounted by another engrailed of the field charged
with three bombs fired proper a chief (of augmentation)
undulated argent thereon waves of the sea fix>m which a palm
tree issuant between a disabled ship on the dexter and a battery
in ruins on the sinister aU proper.
Crests. — I, (of augmentation) On a naval crown or the chdengk or
plume of triumph presented to Horatio, ist Lord Nelson, by
the Grand Signior, or Sultan, for the victory of the Nile;
2, Upon waves of the sea the stern of a Spanish man-of-war
proper thereon inscribed ''San Josef^" the whole surmounted by
the motto: "Faith and works."
Supporters. — Dexter: A sailor armed with a cutlass and a pair of pistols
in his belt proper the exterior hand supporting a staff thereon
hoisted a commodore's flag gules and (for augmentation) in his
sinister a palm branch proper; Sinister: A lion rampant
reguardant proper in his mouth two broken flag-stafis proper
flowing from one a Spanish flag or and gules and (for
augmentation) from the other a French or tri-coloured flag in
his dexter paw a palm branch proper.
Motto. — Palmam qui meruit ferat.
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Rev. Edmund Nelson (son of the Rev.
Nelson, Vicar of Sporle and Rector of Hilborough,
both CO. Norfolk, Patron of the living of Hilborough,
by Mary his wife [a Ring insmbed: '^mary .
NELSON . OB : 14 . JULY . 1789 . «, \ 91," is preserved
in the collection of Memorial Rings belonging to
Frederick Arthur Crisp], dau. of John Bland of
Cambridge); born 19 March, bapt at East
Bradenham, co. Norfolk, 29 March 1723; of Caius
College, Cambridge, admitted 10 July 1741, Scholar
1741-48, Fellow 1751-53* B-A. i745» M.A. 1750;
Rector of Hilborough and of Little Palgrave, co.
Norfolk, and Vicar of Sporle 1747-55, and afterwards
Rector of Bumham Thorpe, co. Norfolk, which living
he held for 46 years ; died in Great Pulteney Street,
Bath, CO. Somerset, in his 79th year, on Monday,
26 April, bur. at Bumham Thorpe 11 May 1802.
Marble Tablet in the church. Will dated 12 January
1801, proved (P.CC, 564 Kenyon) 10 July 1802, by
the Rev. William Nelson, D.D., son, the sole Eltor.
Edmund-rCatherihe,
only dau. of the Rev. Maurice
Suckling, J^JD.^ Prebendary of Westminster
and Rector of Barsham, ca Suffolk, and
sister of Captain Maurice 'Sucklings
Comptroller of the Navy [a Ring inscribed:
"MAURICE . SUCKUNG . ESQ .OB: 1 7 JULY .
1778 . M.I 52," is preserved in the collectum
of Memorial Rings belonging to Frederick
Arthur Crisp], by Anne his wife [a Ring
inscribed : '*a: suckling . ob : 5 . jan :
1768 . iET: 75," is preserved in the collection
of Memorial Rings belonging to Frederick
Arthur Crisp], dau. of Sir Charles Turner
of Warham, co. Norfolk, Baronet; bom
at Barsham 9 May, bapt. there 27 May
1725; marr. at Beccles, co. Suffolk, 11
May 1749; died, aged 42, 26 December,
bur. at Bumham Thorpe 30 December 1767.
M.I.
Edmund Nelson, bom at Swaffham, co.
Norfolk, 5 April, bapt there 12 April,
died 7 August, and bur. at Hilborough
13 August 1750. M.L
Horatio Nelson, born at Swafifham 28
July, bapt. there 27 August, and bur. at
Hilborough 15 November 1751. M.I.
Maurice Nelson, bom at Swaffham 24 May, bapt there
10 June 1753 ; Clerk in the Auditor's Office of the Excise
1768-80; died, aged 48, on Friday, 24 April, bur. at
Burnham Thorpe 7 May 1801. M.I. Will dated 16
July 1795, proved (P.C.C. 407 Abercrombie) 9 June
1801, by Horatio, Viscount Nelson, Duke of Bronte
in Sicily, Knight of the Most Honourable Ord^ of
the Bath, Rear-Admiral in his Majesty's Navy, brother,
the E&or.
Jemima Susanna ^twin
with Catherine), Dom
at Wells, CO. Norfolk,
and bapt there 20 No-
vemba: 1781 ; died at
Wangford, co. Suffolk,
10 August, bur. at
Bumham Westgate,
CO. Norfolk, 17 August
1864. Will dated 17
May 1863, proved
(Pnn. Reg., 629, 64) 3
October 1864, by Mary
Anne Bolton of Burn-
ham Westgate, spinster,
niece, and William
Bolton Girdlestone of
Burnham Westgate,
nephew, the Eitors.
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Catherine (twin with Jemima Susanna), bapt. at Wells 20 November 1781 ;
marr. on Wednesday, 18 May 1803, her cousin, Captain Sir William
Bolton, R.N. (younger son of the Rev. William Bolton [brother of Thomas
Bolton, see next page], Rector of Hollesley, co. Suffolk, and of Brancaster,
CO. Norfolk, by Mary his wife, dau. of William Woodthorpe of Oakley,
CO. Essex); entered the Royal Navy in 1793, and served under Lord
Nelson as a Midshipman and Lieutenant during the greater part of the
French revolutionary war; advanced to the rank of Commander in 1801,
appointed to the ''Childers'' sloop of war in 1803, and posted 10 April
1805; he subsequently commanded H.M.S. "Eurydice," "Druid,"
" Endymion " and " Forth " frigates on the Mediterranean, Irish, Channel
and North American Stations, and during this period made the following
captiu-es, "le Basque," French national brig of 16 guns and 112 men,
laden with flour, &c, for the relief of Guadelope, "le Milan," privateer
of 14 guns and 80 men, and the " Regent," American letter-of-marque of
5 guns and 35 men; knighted at St James' Palace 18 May 1803, in
consequence of being appointed by Lord Nelson to be installed as his
proxy at the installation of the Knights of the Bath, which took place
the following day; died, aged 53, i December, bur. at Costessey, co.
Norfolk, 22 December 1830. Admon was granted (P.CC.) 26 August
1831, to Dame Catherine Bolton, relict. Further admon granted at
the Principal Registry 28 February 1874, to Ellen Girdlestone, wife of Horatio Girdlestone,
M.D., of Andover, co. Hants, daughter, and one of the next of kia She died at Bumham
Thorpe, aged 75, on Wednesday, 22 April, and was bur. at Bumham Westgate 29 April 1857.
Will dated 23 July 1853, proved (P.CC. 351, 57) 23 May 1857, by Mary Anne Bolton, spinster,
daughter, and William Bolton Girdlestone, nephew, the £&ors. =^
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Thomas Bolton of Wells, formerly of Cranwich, both co.'
Norfolk (youngest son of Samuel Bolton of Coddenham,
CO. Suffolk, by Anne his wife, dau. of Edward Minster of Yaxley,
CO. Suffolk); bapt at Coddenham 17 April 1753; died, -in his
83rd year, 17 October, bur. at Bumham Thorpe, co. Norfolk,
24 October 1834. Will dated 28 September 1834, proved
(P.C.C 27s Gloster) 13 May 1835, by Thomas, Earl Nelson,
only son, and Jemima Susannah Bolton, spinster, daughter,
the Exors.
-|-Susannah, bom at Sporle, co.
Norfolk, 12 June, bapt there
by her father 17 June 1755;
marr. at Bumham>.Thorpe
5 August 1780; died at
Bradeziham, co. Suffolk, aged
58, on Tuesday, 13 July, bur.
at Bumham Thorpe 19 July
1813. M.I.
Anne, bom at Thomas Nelson, Earl Nelson, Viscount^Frances Elizabeth, only dau. and
Wells and bapt. Merton of Trafalgar, Baron Nelson ; born
there 20 August 7 July, bapt. 10 July 1786 (baptism
17^3; <iied in registered at St Michael-at-Pleas, Nor-
infancy. wich); educated at the High School,
Norwich, and at Peterhouse, Cambridge,
B.A. 181 1, M.A. 1814; Comet ist
Regiment Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry i July i8i6; D.L. for
CO. Wilts, High Sheriff 1834; one of the esquires at the
installation of his uncle, Horatio, Viscount Nelson, as
Knight of the Bath, 19 May 1803; succeeded his uncle,
the Rev. William, Earl Nelson, as 2nd Earl 28 Febmary
1835, and assumed the surname and arms of Nelson in
compliance with an Act passed for securing the Nelson
annuity; died at Brickworth House, co. Wilts, aged 49,
I November, bur. in the chapel yard at Standlynch,
CO. Wilts, 9 November 1835. Will dated 25 July 1834,
with codicil dated 26 October 1835, proved (P.C.C.
40 Stowell) 7 January 1836, by the Rev. Henry Girdle-
stone, Nelson Matcham and Frances Elizabeth, Dowager
Countess Nelson, relict, the Floors named in will, and
George Matcham, D.L., the EiLor named in codicil.
heir of John Maurice Eyre of
Landford and of Brickworth, both
CO. Wilts, by Frances his wife,
dau. of the Rev. Edward Foyle;
marr. at Landford 21 February
1 821; died at her residence,
Landford House, in her 82nd
year, on Thursday, 28 March
1878, bur. in the chapel yard at
Standlynch. Will dated 26 May
1866, with codicil dated 3 April
1869, proved (Prin. R^., 335,
78) 15 April 1878, by Horatio,
Earl Nelson, the Rev. the Hon»>*«
John Horatio Nelson of Shaw
Rectory, co. Berks, and the Hon^«
Maurice Nelson of Landford
House, CO. Wilts, Captain in the
Royal Navy, sons, the Eftors.
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i^For issue see page igo).
GeorgeBolton, Elizabeth Anne, bom at Brancaster, co. Norfolk, 20 April 1790; AnneNelson,
born 10 No- marr. in i8ii, the Rev. Henry Girdlestone (son of Henry John bom 30 Oc-
vember 1787 ; Girdlestone by Ann \n€t Bolton] his wife); bom at Wells, co. tober 1791 ;
died at sea in Norfolk, 11 April, bapt. privately 13 September 1785 (baptism died 3 Oc-
1799. registered at Wells); of Emmanuel CoU^e^ Cambridge, tober, bur.
matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1853, B.A. 1857 ; Rector of at Burnham
Colton St. Andrew, co. Norfolk, 181 5, and of Landford 1833 ; Westgate, co.
died at the Rectory, Landford, aged 86, on Wednesday, Norfolk, ,9
I Febmary, bur. at Landford 8 February 187 1. Will dated October 1830.
4 May 1863, with two codicils dated respectively i November
1865 ^^'^ ^ November 1866, proved (Prin. Reg., 172, 71)
10 March 187 1, by Nelson Girdlestone of 57 Priory Road,
Kilbum, CO. Middlesex, son, the surviving Eltor. She died
at Landford 4 Febmary, and was bur. there 9 February 1861.
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Sarah, dau. o^x^^- William Ndson» D.D., Eari Nebon,^
the Rev. Henry
Yonge, Vicar
of Great Tor-
rington, ca
Devon; marr. at
Swaffham, co.
Norfolk, 9 No-
vember 1786;
died in Port-
man Square,
London, aged
78, IS April,
bur. in St
Paul's Cathe-
dral 29 April
1828. i8t wife.
Viscount Merton of Trafalgar, Baron
Nelson and Duke of Bronte ; bom 20 April,
bapt at Bumham Thorpe, co. Norfolk,
3 May 1757; educated at Norwich and
North Walsham Grammar Schools, and at
Christ's College, Cambridge, admitted
Pensioner 1774, B.A. 1778, M.A. 1781 ;
Rector of Brandon Parva, co. Norfolk,
31 January 1784, and of Hilborough 1797 ;
created D.D. of Cambridge 15 January
1802 and of Oxford 30 July 1802 ;
Prebendary of Canterbury 24 May 1803
and Vice-Dean of Canterbury; succeeded
his brother, Horatio, Viscount Nelson, as
2nd Baron Nelson and Duke of Bront^
21 October 1805; created Earl Nelson
of TraCEilgar, arid Viscount Merton of
Trafalgar in the Peerage of the United
Kingdom 20 November 1805; died in
Portman Square, London, aged 77, 28
February, bur. in St Paul's Cathedral
9 March 1835. Will dated 13 July 1832,
proved (P.CC 189 Ghster) 19 March 1835,
by Samuel, Baron Bridport, the Rev. William
Johnson Yonge and the Rev. William
Barlow, three of the Eitors. Power reserved
to Hilare, Countess Nelson, relict, and
Chark>tte Mary, Lady Bridport, wife of
Samuel, Baron Bridport, daughter, the other
Eitors. A Ring inscribed : ''wiluam earl
N£LSON DUKE OF BRONTE OB*^ 28^ FEB^
1835 iET 77," is preserved in the collection
of Memariai Rings belonging to Frederick
Arthur Crisp.
Hilare, 3rd dau. of Rear-
Admiral Sir Robert Barlow,
G.C.B., R.N., by Elizabeth his
wife, dau. of William Garrett
of Worting, co. Hants; marr.
by special Hcence at St
Greorge's, Hanover Square,
London (by the Rev. the
Hon"« Frederick Hotham), on
Thursday, 26 March 1829.
She marr. istly, C^>tain
Geoige Ulric Barlow, ddest
son of Sir George Bariow,
G.C.R, and 3rdly at St Mary's,
Bryanston Square, London,
7 February 1837, George
Thomas Knight She died
suddenly in Paris on Tuesday,
22 December 1857. Admon
(with will dated 5 June 1857)
was granted (Prin. Reg.,
69, 58) 13 February 1858, to
G<»Tge Thomas Knight of the
University Qub House, Suffolk
Street, Pall Mall, London, the
lawful husband, and William
Henry Barlow of Beechfield
House, Doncaster, co. York,
nephew, the Eftors. 2nd wife.
Charlotte Mary, bom 20 September 1787 ; succeeded
her father as Duchess of Bront^ 28 February 1835,
according to the law of Sicily; marr. 3 July 1810,
Samuel, Baron Bridport of Cricket St. Thomas,
CO. Somerset, in the Peerage of Ireland; bom
7 December 1788; succeeded his great^ncle,
Alexander, Viscount and Baron Bridport, as 2nd
Baron 3 May 1814 ; died at his residence at Cricket
St Thomas, in his 8oth year, on Monday, 6 January
1868, bur. at Cricket St Thomas. She died at
Cricket St Thomas, in her 86th year, on Wednesday,
29 January 1873, and was bur. there.
Horatio Nelson, Viscount Trafalgar;
born 26 October 1788, and bapt
at Hilborough ; educated at Eton and
at Cambridge; received Royal warrant
in March 1806, to accept and wear
the insignia of the Order of St Joachim
wom by his uncle, Horatio, Viscount
Nelson; died at Wame's Hotel,
Conduit Street, Hanover Square,
London, in his 20th year, 17 January,
bur. in St. Paul's Cathedral 25 January
1808.
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Vice-Admiral Horatio Ndson, Viscount Nelson, Baron— 'Frances Herbert, dau. of William
Nelson and Duke of Bront^ K.B., D.C.L. ; bom at the Woolward, Senior Judge of the
Parsonage House, Biunham Thorpe, co. Norfolk, 29 Sep- Island of Nevis, West Indies;
tember, bapt privately 5 October 1758 (Sponsors: Lord bapt in May 1761 ; marr. at
Walpole, Dr. Hamond and Mrs. Joyce Pyle), and received Figtree Churdh, Nevis, 12 March
into the diurch at Bumham Thorpe 15 November 1787; had ;^2ooo a year setded
following; educated at the High School, Norwich, and at on her by Act of Parliament
North Walsham, co. Norfolk ; entered the Royal Navy 1806. She marr. istly, 28 June
as Midshipman on board the " Raisonnable " under his 1779, Josiah Nisbet of the Island
uncle, Captain Maurice Suckling, i January 1771, Acting of Nevis, M.D., by whom she
Lieutenant 26 September 1776, lieutenant 9 Apnl 1777, had one son. Captain Josiah
Commander 8 December 1778, Post-Captain 11 June Nisbet, R.N., who died in France
1779, Acting Commodore, West India Station, July 1786 14 July 1830, and was bur. at
to Jime 1787, Colonel of Marines i June 1795, Com- Littleham, Exmouth, co. Devon,
modore in the Mediterranean 11 August 1795 to 1797, M.I. She died in Harley Street,
Rear- Admiral of the Blue 20 February 1797, and of ^e London, 6 May, and was bur. in
Red 14 February 1799, Vice-Admiral of the Blue i January the churchyard at Littleham 14
1801 and of the White 23 April 1804; second in command May 1831. M.I. Will dated
of the Baltic 17 February 1801 and Commander-in-Chief 18 April 1831, with two codicils
5 May to 9 June 1801, Vice-Admiral commanding between dated respectively 26 April 1831
Orford and Beacby Head 24 July 1801 to 10 April and 3 May 1831, proved (P.C.C.
1802, Commander-in-Chief of ^e Mediterranean 16 May 289 IMs) 13 May 1831, by
1803; took pmrt under Sir John Jervis in the defeat Samuel, Baron Bridport, and
of the Spanish Navy off Cape St. Vincent 14 February Charles Bulkeley Egerton, the
1797 (losing his arm in an engagement off Teneriffe Eitors.
24 July 1797); in command at the battle of the Nile or
Aboukir i August 1798 (wounded) and was created Baron
Nelson of the Nile and of Bumham Thorpe, ca Norfolk, in the Peerage of Great Britain,
6 November 1798, receiving the thanks of Parliament; he effected at Naples, in June 1799,
the restoration of King Ferdinand, and by him was made a Knight Grand Cross of
St Ferdinand and Merit of Naples 7 January 1801, and created Duke of Bront^ in Sicily
9 January 1801, with considerable estates in the island, being granted by Royal Licence
dated September 1801, permission for himself and his heirs to hold the Dukedom; effected
the annihilation of the Northern Confederacy by the defeat of the Dani^ Fleet off Copmhagen
in April 1801, and was created Viscount Nelson of the Nile and of Bumham Thorpe 22 May
1801, also created Baron Nelson of the Nile and of Hilborough, co. Norfolk, both in the
Peerage of the United Kingdom, 18 August following; in command at the battle of Trafalgar
against the combined fleets of France and Spain; created K.B. 17 May 1797, invested at
St. James' Palace 27 September 1797; appointed High Steward of Ipswich 11 October 1798;
admitted to the Frasdom of the City of Exeter 21 January 1801 and of Plymouth 24 January
following ; Senior Knight of ist-class of the Crescent of Turtcey 20 March 1802, Grand
Commander of St Joachim of Leiningen 15 July 1802 ; created D.C.L. of Oxford 30 March
1802; killed at the battle of Trafalgar, aged 47, 21 October 1805, brought home in the
"Victory," and buried in state in the crypt of St. Paul's Cathedral 9 January 1806.
Memorials at St. Paul's Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, London, Calton HiU, Edmburgh,
O'ConneU Street, Dublin, and many others. A Bust has also recently been placed in Sie
church at Burnham Thorpe by the East Anglian Society to commemorate the Centenary.
Will dated 10 May 1803, with seven codicils dated respectively (i) 13 May 1803,
(2) 6 September 1803, (3) private letter undated, (4) 19 February 1804, (5) 6 April 1804,
(6) dated on board the "Victory" in the Gulf of Sardinia 19 December 1804, and (7)-
II September 1805, proved (P.C.C. 881 Nelson) 23 December 1805, by the Rev. William
Nelson, D.D., Viscount Merton and Earl Nelson of Trafalgar, and William Haslewood, the
Eltors. Portraits: by John Hoppner^ R,A,^ in St. /ames* Palace ; by Lemuel Francis
Abbott^ in the Painted Hall at Greenwich^ and another in the National Portrait Gallery ;
by Heinrich Puger, for which Lord Nelson sat while at Vienna in iSoOy by John Zoffany^
R.A.y and a full-length by Leonard Guttardi^ all three at the Admiralty ; by John
Francis Rigaud^ R.A,^ which Lord Nelson presented to Captain William Locher in ij8i^
belongs to Earl Nelson^ who also has another painted by Leonard Guzzardi in i/pp. A gold
ringy enamelled in blach, with a Viscount and Duk^s coronet in colours^ the
initials "n b" and the word "Trafalgar." On the shank is engraved:
"PALMAM QUI MERUIT FERAT," and at the back of the head: "lost to
HIS COUNTRY 21 OCT. 180$ AGED 47," is preserved in the collection of
Memorial Rings belonging to Frederick Arthur Crisp.
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Anne, bom 20 September, bapt at Burnbam
Thorpe, co. Norfolk, 27 September 1760; died at
Bath 15 November, bur. at Bathford, co. Somerset,
18 November 1783. Will dated 2 November 1783,
proved (P.CC. 361 CamwaUis) 4 December 1783,
by the Rev. Edmund Nelson, lather, the sole ElLor.
Edmund Nelson, bom 4 June, bapt at Bumham
Thorpe 11 June 1762 ; died, aged 28, 11 December,
bur. at Burnham Thorpe 16 December 1789.
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Rev. Suckling Nelson, bom 5 January,
\yijgfL at Burnham Thorpe 12 January
1764; of Christ's College, Cambridge,
B.A. 1795 ; died at Bumham Thorpe,
aged 35, bur. there 20 April 1799.
George Nelson, bom 13 September, bapt.
at Bumham Thorpe 18 September 1765 ;
died, aged 6 months, 21 March, bur.
at Burnham Thorpe 24 March 1766.
Thomas Nelson, Earl
Viscount Merton of Trafalgar
and Baron Nelson.
(&er pc^e 187.)
Nelson,^Frances
Elizabeth, only dau. and
heir of John Maurice Eyre of
Landford and of Brickworth, both
CO. Wilts, by Frances his wife,
dau. of the Rev. Edward Foyle.
Horatio Nelson, Earl Nelson, Viscount-pLady
Merton of Trafalgar, and Baron Nelson ; bom
at Brickworth House, co. Wilts, 7 August 1823,
bapt privately at Brickworth and received
into the church at Standlynch Chapel, co.
Wilts (by the Rt Rev. John Fisher, Bishop of
Salisbury); educated at Eton and at Trinity
College, Cambridge, M.A. 1844; Comet
Royal Wiltshire Regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry 20 May 1840, lieutenant 16 April
1847, Captain 9th Salisbury Troop; J.P. and
D.L. for CO. Wilts; Patron of the living of
Landford, co. Wilts ; succeeded his father as
3rd Earl I November 1835.
Alice Mary Diana,
of Sutton Wick
House, Abing-
don, CO. Berks ;
4)om in Tilney
Street, Park Lane,
London, 9 July
1846.
Mary Jane Diana, only dau. of Welbore
Ellis, 2nd Earl of Normanton, by Lady Diana
his wife, dau. of George Augustus, nth Earl
of Pembroke; bom 26 May 1822; marr. at
St George's, Hanover Square, London, 28
July 1845 (marriage settlements dated 21 July
1845); died at Trafalgar House, near Salis-
bury, CO. Wilts, on Sunday, 8 May, bur. in the
chapel yard at Standlynch on Friday, 13 May
1904. Will dated 17 August 1883, proved
(Prin. R^., 804, 1904) 10 June 1904, by
Horatio, Earl Nelson, husband, one of the
Etors.
Constance Jane, bom at Trafalgar House, near Salisbury, 16 February
1848 ; marr. at Charlton All Saints, co. Wilts (by the Rev. the Hon^^
John Horatio Nelson, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev. William
Henry Edward McKnight), on Thursday, 21 April 1870, die Rev. the
Hon"* Bertrand Pleydell-Bouverie (3rd son of Jacob, 4th Earl of Radnor,
by Lady Mary Augusta Frederica his wife, 3rd dau. of James Walter
ist Earl of Vemlam); bom 23 April 1845; of Trinity College, Cambridge,
matriculated Michaelmas Term, 1864, B.A. 1868, M.A. 1872; Rector
of Stanton St. Quinton, co. Wilts, 1870-80, Rector and Rural Dean <^
Pewsey, co. Wilts, from 1880, Prebendary of Salisbury Cathedral from
1894.
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Catherine, bom 19 March, bapt at Bumham Thorpe, co. Norfolk, 2a March 1767; marr
at -Bath, co. Somerset, 26 February 1787, George Matcham of Ashfold Lodge, SUuigham,
CO. Sussex (only surviving son of Simon Matcham, Superinlendent of the li£uine, of the
£ast India Company and Senior Member in Council, Bombay, India, by Elizabeth his wife,
youngest dau. of Hugh Bidwell of Bidwell Manor, Newton St Cytes, co. Devon); bom 30
November 1754; J.P. for co. Sussex; died at Kensington, London, aged 79, on Sunday,
3 February 1833. Will dated 8 September 1828, with two codicils dated respectively 8 September
i8a8 and 4 December 1830, proved (P.C.C. 104 Farquhar) 16 February 1833, by Catherine
Matcham, relict, the sole Executrix named in first codicil. She died at Kensington, London,
on Monday, 28 March 1842. Will dated 27 June 1833, with codicil dated 9 November 1834,
proved (P.C.C. 275, 42) 12 April 1842, by George Matcham, D.L., son, the sole Eftor.
Rev. John Horatio Nelson of Landford*
House, CO. Wilts ; bom at Brickworth, co.
Wilts, 15 January, bapt. at Whiteparish,
CO. Wilts, 2 February 1825 ; educated at
Eton, Harrow and at Trinity College,
Cambridge, M.A. 1846; Rector of
Trimley, co; Suffolk, 1853-57, of
Belaugh Rectory cum Scottow Vicarage,
CO. Norfolk, 1857-72, and of Shaw-
cum-Donnington, co. Berks, from 1872 ;
Lord of the Manor of Landford.
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'Hon^ Susan, 2nd dau. of Lord Charles Spencer-
Churchill (2nd son of George, 5th Di^e of
Marlborough), by Etheldreda Catherine his wife,
2nd dau. of John Benett of Pythouse, co. Wilts,
M.P. for CO. Wilts; bom 31 January 1831;
marr. at the parish church, Maiylebone, London
(by the Rev. Arthur Fane, Vicar of Warminster,
CO. Wilts), on Thursday, 27 August 1857 ; died
at Shaw Rectory, Newbury, co. Berks, on
Wednesday, 2 February, bur. at Shaw 7 February
1898. Will dated 12 July 1893, proved (Prin.
^^87 329> 9^) 15 March 1898, by Douglas Eyra^
Barrister-at-Law, one of the Etors.
John Eyre Nelson of Battle Creek,— Kathryn Cornelia, dau. of
Mich., U.S. A. ; bom at the Vicar- A. J. Kell of Battle Creek,
age, Scottow, i October, bapt. at Mich. ; marr. at Battle
Scottow 30 November 1858. Creek 14 February 1899.
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Horatio Spencer Nelson, bom
at the Vicarage, Scottow, on
Wednesday, 6 June, bapt at
Scottow 4 July i86a
Edith, bom 7 January 1850; marr. at St. Paul% Knightsbridge, London (by the Rt Rev.
Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of Winchester, assisted by the Rev. the Hon^ Robert Liddell),
on Tuesday, 5 July 1870, Charles Qement Tudway of Stoberry Park and "The Cedars," Wells,
CO. Somerset (only surviving child of Robert Charles Tudway of Wells, J.P., M.P. Ux Wells,
by Maria Catherine his wife, eldest dau. of Sir William Miles of Leigh Court, co. Somerset,
ist Baronet, M.P.); bom at Wells on Monday, 23 November 1846, bapt at St Cuthbert's,
Wells, 8 January 1847 > educated at Harrow and at Magdalen College, Cambridge, matriculated
Lent Term, 1865; J.P. and D.L. for co. Somerset; formerly Captain North Somerset
Yeomanry Cavalry. She died aged 27, on Friday, 24 August, and was bur. at St Cuthbert's,
Wells, 28 August 1877, leaving one daughter, Madeline Constance. He marr. sndly at
Alderbury, co. Wilts, 15 January 1884, Alice Constance, youngest dau. of Sir Frederick
Hutchinson Hervey-Bathurst, 3rd Baronet, by Clare Emily his 2nd wife, youngest dau. of
Sir Richard Brooke of Norton Priory, co. Chester, 6th Baronet
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Frances Catharine, bom 26 March, bapt. at
Whiteparish, co. Wilts, 23 April 1826; marr.
at Charlton, co. Wilts (by the Rev. the
Hon^** John Horatio Nelson, Rector of
Trimley, co. Suffolk), on Thursday, 25 January
1855, Robert John Pettiward of Finborough
Hall, CO. Suffolk (only son of Robert Bussell
of Bath, CO. Somerset, by Frances his wife,
dau. 6f the Rev. Henry Eyre of Landford, co.
Wilts); born 19 May 18 19; of Trinity Collie,
Cambridge, B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844; J. P. for
CO. Suffolk, High Sheriff 1867-68, formerly
Major West Suffolk Militia ; assumed by Royal
Licence dated 22 January 1856, the surname
and arms of Pettiward in compliance with the
will of Roger Pettiward of Great Finborough.
She died at Bournemouth, co. Hants, aged 51,
on Saturday, 14 April, and was bur. at
Finborough 21 April 1877.
Elizabeth Aime, bom at Brickworth, co. Wilts,
and bapt at Whiteparish 18 May 1827;
died, aged 2 years and 9 months, bur. at
Whiteparish 17 February 1830.
Caroline, bom at Brickworth and bapt. at
Whiteparish 31 August 1828; died, aged
7 months, bur. at Whiteparish 12 March 1829.
Susanna, bom 8 December 1829, bapt at
Whiteparish 9 January 1830 ; marr. at Land-
ford (by the Rev. the Hon**** John Horatio
Nelson, brother of the bride, assisted by the
Rev. James St John Blunt, Vicar of Old
Windsor, co. Berks, and Chaplain to Queen
Victoria) on Tuesday, 27 June 1865, the
Rev. Alexander Colvin Blunt (7th but 4th
surviving son of Edward Walter Blunt of
Kempshott Park, co. Hants, of the Hon***
East India Co.'s Service, by Janet Shirley his
wife, dau. of James Allan of The Hall,
Stirling) ; bom at 2 Old Palace Yard, West-
minster, 14 November 1831, and bapt at
Knight's Enham, co. Hants; of Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 12 June 1851, aged 19,
B.A. 1855, M.A. 1859; Rector of Millbrook,
CO. Hants, 1865-89, and of Buighclere, co.
Hants, from 1889 ; Rural Dean of Southamp-
ton 1877-89 and of Kingsclere from 1890,
Hon. Canon of Winchester from 1889. She
died s.p. at Burghclere Rectory, on Sunday,
8 April, and was bur. at Burghclere 11 Apnl
1900. Will dated 8 January 1890, proved
(Prin. Reg., 708, 1900) 16 May 1900, by
Alexander Colvin Blunt, the sole £&or.
Mary Katherine, bom
5 October 1852 ; marr.
at St. Thomas', Regent
Street, London, 21 Oc-
tober 1890, Richard
Francis Shaw of "The
Limes," Audlem, co.
Chester. She died 14
November, and was bur.
in the chapel at Trafalgar
Park, near Salisbury,
on Wednesday, 20 No-
vember 1 90 1. Admon
(with will dated 30 Oc-
tober 1 901) was granted
(Prin. Reg., 118, 1902)
14 January 1902, to
Richard Francis Shaw,
the residuary legatee.
Herbert Horatio Nelson, Viscount^-Eliza Blanche, of Braydon
Trafalgar; bom at Trafalgar House,
near Salisbury, 19 July 1854;
educated at Eton; J. P. and D.L.
for CO. Wilts, and J. P. for co.
Gloucester; Captain 3rd Battalion
Duke of Edinburgh's Wiltshire
Regiment (Militia) 1879-81 ; died
at his residence, Braydon House,
CO. Wilts, on Thursday, 4 May,
bur. in the private burying ground
at Standlynch, co. Wilts, on
Tuesday, 9 May 1905. Will dated
26 Febraary 1891, proved in the
Principal Registry 26 June 1905,
by the Hon^»* Eliza Blanche,
Viscountess Trafalgar, relict, the
sole Executrix.
House, CO. Wilts, eldest dau. of
Frederick Gonnerman Dalgety
of Lockerley Hall (formerly
known as Oaklands), co. Hant^
J.P. and D.L. for co. Southamp-
ton, High Sheriff 1877, by
Blanche Elizabeth Trosse his
wife, only dau. of John Allen of
Coleridge House, co. Devon
{s^ Pedigree of Allen^ Vol. g^
page iS9)l bom at Hyde Park
Terrace, London, 8 August
i860; marr. at East Tytherley,
CO. Hants (by the Rev.
the Hon"* Bertrand Pleydell-
Bouverie, assisted by the Rev.
Henry Reymundo Fortescue),
on Tuesday, 5 August 1879.
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Rear-Admiral Mauric&y-Emily, 4th dau. of Admiral
Horatio Nelson of 13
The Crescent, Alver-
stoke, CO. Han^ R.N.;
bom at Brickworth,
ca Wilts, 2 January,
bapt at Whiteparish,
ca Wits, 30 January
1833; Lord of the
Manor of Chikx>mbe,
ca Dorset ; enteied
the Royal Navy in
1845, Rear-Admiral
(reared) 1883 ; served
in Black Sea 1854,
and in the Crimea
(medal with two clasps,
Turkish medal and
5th<lass Medjidie).
Sir Charles Burrard of
L3rmington, co. Hants, R.N.,
3nd Baronet, by Louisa his
wife, dau. of Sir Henry
Lushington, 2nd Baronet ;
bom at Lyndhurst, co.
Hants, 10 October, bapt.
there (by the Rev. John
Parish Hammond) 18 No-
vember 1833 ; man*, at
Lyndhurst (by the Rev.
John Compton, assisted by
the Rev. William Henrjr
Lucas), on Tuesday, 2 1 April
1863; died at 13 The
Crescent, Alverstoke, aged 72,
on Monday, 24 September
1906, bur. at St. Mark%
Alverstoke.
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Rev. Edward Foyle Nelson, bom
II November, bapt at Whiteparish
9 December 1833; of Trinity Collie,
Cambridge, M.A. 1855; died unmarried
at Scarborough, co. York, aged 25, on
Thursday, 8 September 1859. Admon
was granted at the Principal Registry
6 July i860, to Horatio, Earl Nelson,
brother.
Henry Nelson, bom at Brickworth 28
July, bapt at Whiteparish 30 August
1835 > killed by being thrown from his
horse near his residence, Landford
House, ca Wilts, aged 28, 28 November
1863. Ad&ion was granted at Salisbury
13 April 1864, to Horatio, Earl
Nelson, brother.
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Maurice Henry Horatio Nelson Maud Mary,
of Anglesey; bom at Holme- bom at Land-
field, Lyndhurst, on Thursday, ford House
17 November, bapt at Lynd- on Monday,
hurst 27 December 1864; 20 November,
entered the Royal Navy as baptatLand-
a Cadet 15 January 1878, ford 21 De-
Midshipman 19 March 1880, cember 1865.
Sub-Lieutenant 19 March
1884, Lieutenant 21 June 1887,
Commander 26 June 1902 ;
served in the Egyptian War
1882, as Midshipman on
H.M.S. "Eclipse" (Egyptian
medal, Khedive's bronze star).
Rev. Edward John— Katherine Elizabeth,
Nelson, bom at Land-
ford House on Friday,
4 October, bapt at
Landford 28 October
1867 ; educated at
Sherbome School and
at Hertford College,
Oxford, matriculated
22 October 1886, aged
19, B.A. (honours :
2 Hist) 1890, M.A.
1 893 ; Rector of Blend-
worth, CO. Hants, since
1902.
dau. of Frederick
Robert Knollys of
Chobham, co. Surrey,
by Laura Caroline his
wife, dau. of Robert
and Sophia Bristow;
bom at Broxmore
Park, CO. Hants, 30
October, bapt there
privately i November
1869; marr. at St
James*, Piccadilly,
London, 4 October
1898.
Charles Horatio Nelson, bom 28 June 1856;-
educated at Radley; died s.p. 28 March
1900, bur. at. Florence, Italy. Will dated 17
March 1800, proved (Prin. Reg., 795, 1900) by
the Hon^ EUen Nelson, relict, Horatio, Earl
Nelson, father, and Herbert Horatio, Viscount
Trafalgar, brother, the E&ors.
»Ellen, 4th dau. of George
W. Petty of Melbourne,
Australia; marr. at Mel-
boume 12 January 1887 ;
died 12 December 1900,
bur, at Florence.
Thomas Horatio
Nelson, Viscount
Merton, bom at
Trafalgar, near
Salisbury, co.
Wilts, 21 De-
cember 1857.
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Charles Burrard>
Nelson of Wigton,
RoseUe, Colombo,
Ceylon; bom at
Landford House,
CO. Wilts, on Fri-
day, 37 November
1868, bapt. at
Landford 6 Jan-
uary 1869; educa-
ted at Sherborne
School ; formerly
Lieutenant 3rd
Battalion (Duke of
Edinburgh's) Wilt-
shire Regiment
(Militia).
■Anna Geraldine Kitson, 3rd
dau. of the Rev. Ernest
Henry Glencross, Vicar of
Morvaly co. Cornwall, by
Georgina BuUer his wife,
dau. of the Rev. James
Buller Kitson, Vicar of
Morval ; bom at Morval 11
March, bapt. there 13 April
1879 ; marr. at Momd (by
the Rt Rev. John Gott,
Bishop of Truro, assisted
by the Rev. John Buller
Kitson, Rector of Lanreath,
CO. Comwall, and the
Rev. Edward John Nelson,
Rector of Blendworth, co.
Hants) on Wednesday,
10 February 1904.
John Charles Horatio Nelson, bom at
Wigton, Rozelle, Colombo, on Thurs-
day, II May, bapt at Kandy, Ceylon,
I July 1905.
EmoQy Frances, bora at
LaniUbrd House on Tues-
day, 2a March, bapt at
Landford 25 April 1870;
marr. at St Paul's, Kandy,
Ceylon, on Tuesday, 6 De-
cember 1898, Charles
Menzies McCaushmd of
Templestowe, Watawella,
Ceylon (eldest son of the
Rev. AlHaham Hillhouse
McCausland of Wishaw,
ca Warwick, by Barbara
Martha Payne his wife);
bora at Groomsport, co.
Down, 21 February, bapt
there 29 April 1855 ; died
s.p. at Templestowe,
Watawella, 20 November,
bur. in the churchyard
at Warleigh, Ceylon, 21
November 1899.
Horatio Willaim
Nelson, bom at
Landf<Mrd House
on Sunday, 18
June, hapL at
Landford 25
July 187 1 ; of
Sdwyn College^
Cambridge, B.A.
1893.
Alice, bom at
Landford House
on Sunday, 30
April, bapt at
Landford 6 June
1876.
Edward Agar Horatio Nelson ol
''The Beeches," Appleby Magna, co.
Warwick ; bom at Trafalgar House,
near Salisbury, co. Wilts, 10 August
i860 ; Lieutenant 3rd Battdion
Duke of Edinburgh's Wiltshire Regi-
ment (Militia) 1879-82; served in
Nile Expedition 1884-85 (Egyptian
medal, Khedive's bronze star)7
i^f-Geraldine, youngest dau. of
Henry Haddon Cave of Horton
Crescent, Rugby, co. Warwick,
by Mary Ann his wife, dau. of
Henry John Branson ; bom at
Brigg, CO. Lincoln, 9 February
1867; marr. at the Catholic
Church, Brigg, 7 August 1889.
Albert Horatio Nelson,
bom at Trafidgar, near
Salisbury, 12 September
1862 ; died there, in his
6th year, on Friday,
3 January 1868, bur.
in the chapel at
Tra£Edgar.
Albert Francis Joseph
Horatio Nelson, bom at
Trafalgar House, near
Salisbury, 2 September,
bapt. at St Osmund's,
Salisbury, 23 September
1890. _
Henry Edward Joseph
Horatio Nelson, bom at
Northampton 22 April
1894, and bapt there
privately.
Charles Sebastian Joseph
Horatio Nelson, bom at
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, co.
Leicester, 26 April, bapt at
St Charles', Measham, 17
May 1896.
Edith Mary Josephine,
bom at Ashby-de-]a-2^uch
10 August, bapt at St
Charles', Measham, 29
August 1897.
m
Mary Winefhde, b(vn
MagjML 3 July, bapt. at
Measham, 21 July 1899.
at
St
Appleby
Charies*,
Geraldine Mary Diana, bom at Appleby
Magna 23 October, bapt at St Charles',
Measham, 18 November 1900.
George Joseph Horatio Nelson, bom
at Appleby Magna 20 April, bapt at
St. Charles', Measham, 14 May 1905.
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Arms, — Quarterly : i and 4, Per pale argent and gules a chevron between
three roundels counter-changed, Maughan j 2 and 3, Argent
a lion rampant and a chief gules, £ttrick.
Crest, — A lion^s jamb erased grasping the hilt of a broken dagger.
Motto, — Fortes fortuna juvat.
Rev. William Ettrick of High Barnes, co. Durham (only son oi
William Ettrick of High Barnes, J.P., by Catherine his wife, dau.
of Robert Wharton of Old Park, co. Durham); bom 17 May 1757;
of Lincoln College, Oxford, matriculated i July 1778, Fellow of
University College, Oxford, B.A. and M.A. 1786; Rector of
Tonerspuddle and Vicar of Affpuddle, both co. Dorset ; J. P. for
CO. Durham ; died, in his 90th year, 18 January, bur. at the parish
church, Bishopwearmouth, co. Durham, 28 January 1847. Will
with codicil dated 8 October 1838, proved (P.C.C. 478, 47)
21 June 1847, by Anthony Ettrick, son, and William Robinson
Robinson, the Exors.
>fxElizabeth, dau. of William
Bishop of The Hall,
Briantspiddle, co. Dorset ;
man*. 15 April 1800; died
at Badi, CO. Somerset,
aged 64, 22 February,
bur. at the parish church,
Widcombe, co. Somerset,
2 March 1837. ^^^^ ^^
Widcombe and at Bishop-
wearmouth.
Elizabeth, bom i January 1801 ;
man*, i September 1830, Peter
Francis Novosielski, a Lieutenant
in the Royal Navy, who died
29 April 1839. She marr. 2ndly
3 March 1845, William John
Stewart of Cannes, France,
Comptroller of the Customs at
Sunderland; died at Cannes
22 February 1858. Will dated
I February 1855, proved (Prin.
Reg., 406, 58) 2 June 1858, by
Elizabeth Stewart of 3 Kensal
Terrace, Harrow Road, co.
Middlesex, relict, the sole
Executrix. She died s.p. at
Rothbury, co. Northumberland,
21 Febmary 1879. ^'^ dated
22 August 1872, with four
codicils dated respectively 26
September 1876, 23 January
1878, 5 February 1878 and
6 February 1879, proved at
Newcastle-upon-Tyne 24 April
1879, by Allen Sarle of Ban-
stead, CO. Surrey, and Elizabeth
Robinetta Atcheson of Ivy
Cottage, Tunstall Road, Bishop-
wearmouth, spinster, niece, two
of the E*ors.
II II
William Ettnck of High Bames ; Anne, bapt. 26 July
bom 3 July 1801 ; died i Jan- 1804 ; bur. at Bishop-
uary, bur. at Bishopwearmouth wearmouth 23 May
10 January 1838. M.L 1813. M.L
Catherine, bom 11 December
1802 ; marr. Robert Shank
Atcheson of Valebrook, co.
Durham, and of Duke Street,
Westminster; died at Bishop-
wearmouth 3 June 1866. She
died 10 November, and was
bur. at the parish church,
Bishopwearmouth 16 November
1869. Will dated 11 July 1867,
proved at Durham 21 January
1870, by Elizabeth Robinetta
Atcheson of Valebrook, in the
parish of Bishopwearmouth,
spinster, daughter, and Thomas
Richmond Wilson of The Grange,
in the same parish, two of the
EXors. =j=
Isabella, bom 10 August
1806 \ marr. at the
parish church, Bishop-
wearmouth, 6 Septem-
ber 1825, Robert Horn •
of Roker and Hunters
Hall, CO. Durham; died
22 March 1854. She
died at 17 Thomhill
Terrace, Bishopwear-
mouth, on Tuesday,
3 December, and was
bur. at Bishopwearmouth
7 December 1872.
Admon (with will dated
I June 1872) was
granted at Durham 7
June 1873, to Elizabeth
Ann Sarle, wife of
Allen Lanyon Sarle of
Banstead, co. Surrey,
daughter, and one of
the next of kin.
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Helen, born 3 May 1808; roarr. 14 August
1837, Edward Webb of Sion Hill, Bath, co.
Somerset; died at Weston-super-Mare, co.
Somerset, i August 1858. Will dated 4 August
1858, proved (Prin. Reg., 665, 58) 12 October
1858, by Thomas Hamlin of Red Hill House,
Wrington, co. Somerset, and George Skinner
of " Belmont," Bath, the E«ors. She died at
"Violet Bank," Widcombe, co. Somerset, aged
60, on Friday, 4 December 1868. Admon was
granted at Bristol 31 December 1868, to
Anthony Edward Webb of 8 Darnel Street,
Bath, son, and one of the next of kin.
Mary, bapt. at Bishopwearmouth, co.
Durham, 5 August 1809; died immarried
I August, bur. at Bishopwearmouth
4 August 1836. M.I.
Anthony Ettrick of High Barnes and of
the Mansion House, North Hylton, both
CO. Durham, M.R.C.S. ; bom 15 September
1 810, bapt. privately the same day, received
into the church at Bishopwearmouth 19
September 181 2 ; J. P. for co. Durham ;
died 19 August, bur. at Bishopwearmouth
22 August 1883. Will dated 20 June 1877,
proved at' Durham 22 September 1883, by
Charlotte Lacey of the Mansion House,
North Hylton, spinster, the sole Executrix.
William Ettrick, bom
at Bristol i September
1839 ; died 10 March,
bur. at Widcombe 14
March 1841. M.I.
Sophy Douglas, died
I September, bur. at
the parish church, Wid-
combe, 4 September
1840.
Bessie Maitland, died,
aged 16, bur. at the
parish church, Bishop-
wearmouth, I March
1858.
Alice Helen, bom i May
1844 ; marr. at the parish
church, Bishopwearmouth,
8 October 1868, Surgeon-
Colonel Alexander Thomson
(2nd son of General
Alexander Thomson, C.B.,
of the 74th Highlanders);
M.D. of the University of
St. Andrew ; a Siugeon-
Colonel in the Army; died
29 August 1880, bur. at
Belise, British Honduras.
She <Ued 27 July, and was
bur. in Camberwell Borough
Cemetery, East Dulwich, co.
Surrey, 31 July 1906.
Walter Cumberland Ettrick of High
Barnes; bom at Monkwearmouth, co.
Durham, 27 October 1846, bapt. at the
parish church, Bishopwearmouth, 18
January 1847 i <li^ 9 J^ty* ^^r. at
St. Mar/s, Bathwick, co. Somerset,
14 July 1888. __
Nora Creina, bom 22 February 1849 >
marr. at Bishopwearmouth 10 March
1870, Arthur Henry Brittain, Captain
1 2th Regiment of Foot ; died suddenly
at the residence of his father, Bollands
Court, Chester, aged 34, on Monday,
5 June 1876. She died s.p. at
Manchester Street, Marylebone, Lon-
don, on Sunday, 6 August, and was
bur. at St. Mary's, Bathwick, 9 August
1882. M.I.
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Walter Ettrick of High Barnes, co.
Durham, and of Bailbrook L<>dge,
Batheaston, co. Somerset ; bom at
High Barnes 24 February 181 2,
bapt. privately the same day,
received into the church at Bishop-
wearmouth, co. Durham, 19 Sep-
tember 181 2 ; died i August
1856, bur. at Bishopwearmouth.
M.I. Will dated 29 July 1856,
proved (P.C.C. 18, 57) 22 January
i^57> t>y Nicholas Corner Reed
and William Horn and Robert
Stevenson Atcheson, nephews, the
Eltors. Proved at Durham 10
January 1857, by Nicholas Comer
Reed of Bishopwearmouth, co.
Durham, William Horn of Halifax,
CO. York, and Robert Stevenson
Eden Atcheson of Bishopwear-
mouth, the ElLors.
-pSophia Cumberland,
3rd dau. and coheir
of Captain Edward
Burt of Bath, co.
Somerset, R.N. ;
marr. at Freshford,
CO. Somerset, 9 April
1837; died 8 Au-
gust 1893, ^ur* ^"
the cemetery at Wid-
combe, co. Somerset
Will dated 22 De-
cember 1892, proved
at Bristol 16 October
1893, by Arthur
Douglas Ettrick,
son, and Thomas
Steel, the EXors.
John Ettrick of— Sophia, dau. of
Birkenhead, co. the Rev. John
Chester ; bom George Maddi-
18 April, bapt son, Rector of
at Bishopwear- West Monkton,
mouth 14 May co. Somerset';
18 14; died at marr. 15 June
232GrangeRoad^ 1^47; ^ed 14
Birkenhead, on January 1900.
Tuesday, 16 De- Will dated 19
cember 1872. July 1891,
Admon granted proved (Prin.
at Chester 31 R^., 203,1900)
December 1873, 28 February
to Sophia Ettrick 1900, by Fran-
of 232 Grange cis Robertson
Lane, relict Moore and the
Rev. George
Moore, son-in-
law, the Eiors.
Orvunin^t'idvCc^.
r
Rev. James Slade Maughan (3rd and youngest son of^^Sophy Grace, marr.
the Rev. Simpson Brown Maughan, Vicar of Widdrin^- at the parish
ton, CO. Northumberland, by Jane Eliza Frances his church, Bishop-
wife, eldest dau. and coheir of Captain Archibald wearmouth, 18
Dickson of Collingwood House, Morpeth, co. North- April 187 1.
umberland, R.N.) ; bapt. at St Mary's, Morpeth ;
formerly Lieutenant Northumberland Fusiliers ; Vicar
of Charlton, co. Worcester, 1883-92, Rector of
Elmesthorpe and Vicar of Earl ShUton, both co.
Leicester, since 1892.
Arthur Douglas
Ettrick of Mozart
House, Bath ;
bomat Bailbrook
Lodge, Batheas-
ton, 7 November
1852.
Rev. Slade Ettrick Maughan-Ettrick, bom 2 December,-
bapt at Holy Trinity, Weymouth, co. Dorset, 31 December
1872; of St Peter's College, Cambridge, matriculated 21
October 1892, and of Sarum Theological College 1902;
assumed by Royal Licence dated 13 April 1896, the
additional surname of Ettrick; Curate of St Mary's,
Devonport, co. Devon, since 1903, Chaplain and Secretary
to the Society for Waifs and Strays.
■Marion Kate Elizabeth, 3rd
dau. of Donald Fergusson of
Ter^hoile, N.B., by Ellen his
wife, dau. of Donald McEachem
of Colonsay, co. Argyll; bapt
at Greenock, co. Renfrew; marr.
by licence at St Giles'-in-the-
Fields, London, 12 February 1901.
I
Muriel Grace Ettrick, bom at 31 Trafalgar Place,
Stoke, CO. Devon, on Thursday, 25 May, bapt. at
St Michael's, Stoke, 31 July 1905.
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INDEX.
TysLvid, 31 ; Edward,
Abbott, Alice, 44; Hon^ Audrey Maiy Florence,
45; Hon^ Catherine Alice, 44, 45; Hon^
Charles, 45; Sir Charles, Baron Tenterden, 44;
Sir Charles Stuart Aubrey, Baron Tenterden, 44,
45 ; Charles Stuart Henry, Baron Tenterden, 46 ;
Elfrida, Lady Tenteiden, 46; Hon^ Emily
Frances, 45 ; Emma Manr, Lady Tenterden, 45 ;
HonW« Geraldine Alice Ellen, 46 5 Hon»>>« Gwen
Elca Violet, 46; John Henry, Baron Tenterden,
44, 45 ; John, 44 ; Hon"" Mary, 44 ; Mary, Lady
Tenterden, 44; Penelope Mary Gertrude, Lady
Tenterden, 44, 45 ; sde also Tentexden.
Adams, Anne, 24, 27 ; Cecily Janet, 26 ; Clarice
Sophia, 28; Edward, 25, 26; Elizabeth, 24, 28;
Frances, 28; Frank Pemberton, 28; Genddine
Margaret, 28 ; Hugh Worthington, 28 ; Jane, 25,
26; Laura Eliza, 26, 2jr ; Laura Mildred, 26;
Lettice, 25, 26; Lewis, 27; Mary, 25-27;
Mildred Mary, 27 ; Percy Walter Lewis, 24, 27,
28 ; Richard, 24 ; Samuel, 28 ; Sarah, 24-26 ;
Susanna, 28 ; Thomas, 25-27 ; William,
24-27.
Adamson, Christopher William, 115.
Addington, John Gellibrand, Baron, 103, 166.
Addison, Rev. Berkeley, 36.
Adye, General Sir John Miller, 145 ; Dame Maiy
Cordelia, 145; Wmifreda Jane, 145.
Am, Diana, Countess of r^ormanton, 190 ; Lady
Mary Jane Diana, 190; Welbore Ellis, Earl of
Normanton, 190.
Apassiz, Rev. Rodolph, 78.
Amge, Anne Balchen, 31 \
31-
Akers, Aretas, 127; Rev.
Ramsay, 127 ; Rev.
127.
Alder, Mary Anne, 17 ; Rev. William, 17.
Alexander, Matilda, 134 ; Rev. Robert, 134 ;
Most Rev. William, Archbishop of Armagh,
134.
Allan, James, 192 ; Janet Shirley, 192.
Allen, Blanche Elizabeth Trosse, 192; Elizabeth,
177 ; John, 177, 192 ; Mary, 7 ; Robert, 7.
Allerston, Annie, 79 ; William, 79.
Amherst, Hon^ .^^es Laura, 15 ; Alice D* Alton,
Countess, 13 ; Lady Charlotte Florentia, 16 ; Lady
Constance Harriet, 15; Hon"" Eleanor Clementina
St. Aubyn, 16; Lady Elinor, 16; Elizabeth, 12;
Hon"" Frederick, 14 ; Hon"" Frederick Campbell,
14; Lady Gertrude Elizabeth, 15; Gertrude,
Countess, 13; Hon"" Hugh, 14, 16; Humphrey
William, 16; Hon"" Jeffexy, 13; jeffexy. Baron, 12;
Hon"" Jeffeiy Charles, 15 ; Jeffery John Archer,
16; Joan Gertrude Elizabeth, 16; lion"" Josceline
George Herbert, 15 ; Julia Mann (Cornwallis)
Lady, 13 ; Lady Maxsaret Catharine, 13, 15 ;
Mary, Countess, 12; Mary Evelyn, 16; Lady
Mary Sarah, 14 ; Rev. the Hon^*" Percy Arthur,
13* I5> 16; Sarah, Countess, 12; Lady Sarah
Elizabeth Pitt, 12 ; Ueut -General William, 12 ;
William Archer, Earl, 13, 15 ; William Pitt, Earl,
12, 13. 15-
Amherst of Hackney, William, Baron, 146.
Amhurst, Florence Mary, 146; V^liam, Baron
Amherst of Hackney, 146.
Amon, Aime, 95 ; John, 95 ; Mary Ann, 95.
Aretas, 128;
Geoxge, 4 ;
Caroline
Isabella,
Ainphlett, Alice Beatrice, 102; Blanche, 104; Rev.
Cnarles, loi, 102; Charles Grove, 103; Frederick
Herbert WoUaston, 104 ; Rev. Geoxge le Strange,
104; Leila Blanche, 104; Lucy Seatrice, 102;
Lucy Elizabeth, 102; Mabel Frances, 104.
Anderson, Alan Garrett, 86; Rev. David, 160;
Elizabeth, 86; James George Skelton, 86; Rev.
James Stuart Murray, 180, 182; Muriel Ivy, 86;
Rev. Samuel Ruthven, 78,
Aonesley, Arthur, 4; Catherine Elizabeth, 4.
Archer, Andrew, Lord, 12; Ellen Mary, 56; Hon"*
Sarah, 12; Sarah, Lady, 12; Thomas, 56.
Armagh, Most Rev. William Alexander, Archbishop
of, 134; Most Rev. Marcus Gervais Boresforo,
Archbishop of, 38, 40, 73.
Armitstead, Rev. Thomas Bell, 26.
Armstrong, Aime, 144; WiUiam, 144; William
George, Baron, 144; William Henry Amistiong
Fitzpatrick, Baron, 145; Winifreda Jane, Lady,
145 ; see also Watson- Annstrong.
Ashton, Elizabeth, 59; Frances, 75; Henry, 59;
James, 75; Lucy Cedlia, 75; Maiy, 59;
Nicholas, 59; Robert, 75.
Ashworth, Alice Ada, 96; Emma, 96; Hn^, 96.
Astbury, Rev. Charles John, 25 ; Harry Ward, 25 ;
John Meir, 25 ; Sarah, 25.
Astell, William, 6.
Atcheson, Catherine, 195; Elizabeth Robinetta, 195;
Robert Shank, 19;; Robert Stevenson, 197;
Robert Stevenson Eden, 197.
Athill, Mary 52 ; Samuel Byam, 52.
Atkinson, Rev. Christopher, 18; Elizabeth Catherine,
54 ; Harriett, 18 ; Marian Harriet, 54 ; Rev.
Miles, 18 ; Richard, 54 ; Rev. William, 18.
Aubert, Emilia Ellen, 97 ; Emma Martha 97 ; John
Lewis, 97.
Auden, Alfred John, 172 ; Rev. Aliied MiUington,
172 ; Alice, 173 ; Alice Margaret, 170 ; Amy
Marion, 175 ; Anne, 171 ; Anne Eliza, 169, 171 ;
Arnold Wifiiam Montfort, 170; Arthur Charles,
172; Bertram, 170^ 173; Constance Rosalie, 174;
Doris Maxgaret, 174; Dorothy Lacy Allden, 175 ;
Edith Elizabeth, 172 ; Edith Mary, 171 ; Edward
Humphxy, 171 ; Ellen Frances Sanih, 173 ;
Ellen Mary, 173 ; Emily, 172 ; Emma Jane, 171 ;
Emmie, 175 ; Esther, 169 ; Rev. Eustace George,
17 1 1 175; Frances Maiy, 172; Francis Thomas,
175: Frederick Lewis, 173; Geofirey William,
172; George Augustus, 174; Geoxge Bernard, 174;
Gwynedd Helen Katherine, 174; Haxmah, 169;
Harold Allden, 174; Henrietta Maria Louisa, 175;
Henrietta Mary, 171, 172; Henry William, 174;
John, 169; Rev. John, 169- 17 1 ; John Bicknell,
174; Rev. John Ernest, 170-173; John Lorimer,
171; Joyce Mary, 170; Keimeth Francis, 174;
Mabel Broughton, 173; Marcus Frederick, 174;
Margaret, 172; Maxgaret Aime, 170; Maijorie
Henrietta StockenstrOm, 175; Mary, 170; Mary
Jane, 170; Phoebe, 169, 170; Phcebe Gertrude, 172;
Phyllis Mary, 171; Rachel, 172; Reginald
StockenstrOm, 175; Rhoda Constance Mary, 174;
Ruth, 172; Sarah Eliza, 169; Thomas, 170; Rev.
Thomas, 169-175; Thomas Edward, 170, 171;
Rev. Walter Douglas, 172, 173; William, 169;
Rev. William, 169, 170; William Hopkins, 171.
Austin, Ann Balchen, 31 ; Thomas Henry, 31.
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BacoD, Julia, 13 ; Thomas, 13.
Badcock, Martha, 118; Richard, 118.
Bagot, Adela Harriet Sophia, 5; Hon^ Agnes, 8;
Agnes Mary, 5 ; Arthur Greville, 2 ; Beatrice,
137; Caryl Ernest, 3; Hon^ Catherine, 4;
Cecil VilUers, 7 ; Cecilia Cator, 3 ; Sir Charles, 2 ;
Charles Frederidc Heneage, 3, 6 ; Colonel Charles
Hervey, 137; Rev. Charles Walter, 3, 4;
Charlotte Anne Philippina, 7 ; Claud Leveson, 5 ;
Constance Mary, 4; Major-General Edward
Richard, i ; Eleanor, 2, 6 ; Elizabeth Louisa,
Lady, i ; Emily Mary, 8 ; Enid Avice, 4 ;
Ernest Alfred John, 4; Ethel, 2, 7; Ethel
Julia, 4; Evelyn, 2; Florence Eleanor, 3, 6;
Frances Anna Maiy, 4; Frances Caroline, 6;
Rev. Frederic, 7, 8 ; Frederic Spencer Wellesley, 2 ;
George, 6 ; Gerald William, 5 ; Gladys Mary, 4 :
Harold Frederic, 7 ; Lady Harriet, i ; Harriet
Frances, 5; Harry Eric, 6; Harry Richard
Reginald, 4 ; Helen Cecilia Mary, 7 ; Admiral
Henry, i, 2, 4, 6; Hervey Ronald Henry, 2;
Hugh Villiers, 6; I^ura Mildred, 137; Rev.
Lewis Francis, 4; Rev. Lewis Richard Charles,
3, 5 ; Lucy Mathilda, 4 ; Mabel Arden, 4 ; Mabel
Harriet, 5 ; Margaret Anne, 6 ; Mary, 3 ; Lady
Mary Charlotte Anne, 2 ; Hon^ Mary Eleanor
Frances, 6; Mary Harriet Agnes, 7 ; Mary Isabel,
8 ; Mary Isabella, 2 ; Matilda, i ; Mildred Emily
Barbara, 5; Lieut. -Colonel Ponsonby, i, 3;
Reginald Walter, 6 ; Richard, 7 ; Rt. Rev. the
Hon^ Richard, i ; Rev. Richard Charles, 4 ;
Rev. Sidney Charles, 7; Villiers, i ; Lieut -Colonel
Villiers Spencer, i, 3 ; Walter Wagstaffe, 5;
Wilhelmina Frederica, 2; William, Baron, i, 8;
William Walter, 4 ; Ysolde Cicely, 3.
Ba£ot-Chester, Colonel Heneage, 3.
Bailey, Charles, 45 ; Emma Mary, 45.
Baker, Arthur John, 99; Cluurles Maurice, 178;
Elizabeth, 99; Ernest Wheatstone, 99; Fanny,
99; Florence, 179; Herbert, 179; Rev. John, 99;
Mabel, 178; Thomas Eld, 99; Thomas Heniy,
178, 179.
Baker-Stallard-Penoyre, Ahce, 173; Ann Fanny
Eliza, 173; Rev. Slade, 173; Rev. Slade
Raymond, 173.
Balchen, Ann Balchen, 31 ; Elizabeth, 29 ; John,
29; Admiral Sir John, 29; Joseph Moss, 31.
Balloch, Arthur Colquhoun, 84; Ethel Helen
Hoskins, 84; Isabella, 84; Robert, 84.
Bance, Mary, 68; Richard, 68.
Bangor, Rt. Rev. Henry William Majendie, Bishop
of 149.
Bannister, Charles Georee, 29; Edward, 3a
Barchewitz, Louis, 97 ; Maria Paar von, 97.
Barker, Elizabeth, 29.
Barlow, Dame Elizabeth, 188; Sir George, 188;
Captain George Ulric, 188 ; Hilare, 188 ; Admiral
Sir Robert, 188 ; William Henry, 188.
Barnes, George, 78; Rev. James, 25; Rev. Jeremiah,
26.
Bamett, Rev. Herbert, 63.
Barrett, Mary, 62; Rev. Stephen, 62.
Barrow, Elizabeth Sarah, 21 ; John, 21.
Barrs, Rev. George, 169.
Barton, Caroline Uelitia, 157; Montagu, 157; Susan
Maria, 157.
Bartrum, Rev. Edward, 7.
Bates, Dame Charlotte Thaxter, 60; Sir Edward,
Bt, 60 ; Gilbert Thompson, 60; Mary, 60.
Bath, Isabella Elizabeth, Mardiioness of, 5 ; Thomas,
Marquess of, 5.
Bath and Wells, Rt. Rev. the Hon^ Richard Bagot,
Bishop of, I.
Bather, Ven^^ Archdeacon, iii.
Bawtree, Frank Postle, 21.
Baynham, Rev. Arthur Wilfrid, 28.
Beasley, Anne Eliza, 171 ; Joseph, 170, 171 ;
Rosannah, 171.
Beauchamp, Letitia, loi ; Rev. WilUam, loi ;
William Heriry, loi.
Beaumont, Emily, 11 1; Henry Ralph, 1 11.
Beazor, Rev. Canon John Augustine, 23.
Beckett, Hon**"* Adeline Gertrude Denison, 37 ;
Elizabeth Sarah, 21 ; Ernest William, Baron
Grimthorpe, 37 ; Hon*»*« Helen, 37 ; William, 37 ;
Rev. William Philip, 21 ; Rev. William Thomas,
21.
Bedford, Maria, 128 ; William, 128 ; Rev. William,
Kirkpatrick Riland, 4.
Belchambers, Benjamin, 137 ; Juliet Mary Barbara,
de la Belinaye, Maria Josephine, 17.
Benett, Etheldreda Catherine, 191 ; John, 191.
Bennett, Alice Mary, 100 ; Amelia Gould, 97 ;
George, 97 ; Julia, 97 ; Raymond Christmas, 100 ;
Richard, 100.
Bennitt, Rev. William, 90-92.
Benson, Most Rev. Edward White, Archbishop of
Canterbury, 14; Margaret, 58; Mary, 54, 58;
Moses, 54, 58.
Bentinck, Ven*^ William Henry, 39.
Beresford, Catharine, 34: Charlotte Henrietta, 38;
Charlotte Mary, 72 ; Edward, 40; Emily Constance
Frederica, 40 ; Florence Lilian, 40 ; Frances, 72 ;
George de la Poer, 40; Rt. Rev. George de la
Poer, Bishop of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh, 72 ;
John, 34; Rev. Lord John, 38; Most Rev. Marcus
Gervais, Archbishop of Armagh, 38, 40, 73 ; Mary,
38.
Bemal, Augustus Woodley, 2; Clara Christine, 2;
Evelyn, 2; Ralph, 2.
Berry, Hannah, 87 ; Rev. Parsons Edward Fitz-
patrick, 100; Philip, 87.
B^borough, John William, Earl of, 109; Rev.
Walter William Brabazon, Earl of, 109, 1 18, 1 19.
Bewes, Rev. Thomas Cecil, 175.
Bickersteth, Rt. Rev. Robert, Bishop of Ripon, 113.
Bicknell, Constance Rosalie, 174; Rev. Richard
Henry, 174; Selina Acton, 174.
Bidwell, Elizabeth, 191 ; Hugh, 191.
Bigland, Rev. James Elletson, 36.
Biimey, Rev. Maximilian Frederick Brcffit, 86.
Birch, Caleb, 57 ; Gertrude Vandersloo3rt, 130 ;
Rev. Henry William Rous, 174; Isabella, 57;
Margaret, 130; Robert, 130; Selina Acton, 174.
Birkbeck, Ellen Mary, 136; John Addison, 136;
Sarah, 1^6; Rev. WUliam Alexander, 136.
Bishop. Elizabeth, 195; William, 195.
Bisset, Amy Morgan, 82; Charlotte Elizabeth, 82;
General Sir John Jarvis, 82.
Bland, John, 186; Mary, 186.
Bliss, Rev. John, 45.
Blogg, Rev. Henry Birdwood, 5.
Bloss, John, 89 ; Maria, 89.
Bloxsome, Rev. William Henty, 9a
Blunt, Rev. Abel Gerald Wilson, 129; Rev.
Alexander Colvin, 192; Edward Walter, 192;
Rev. James St John, 192; Janet Shirley, 192;
Joseph, 135; Mary, 135; Mary Harriet, 135;
Lady Susanna, 192.
Blythswood, Archibald Campbell, Baron, 39.
Boddington, Harriet Anne, 72; John, 72.
Bolland, Hon^ William, 61.
Bolton, Algitha Frederica Mary, Lady, 72; Aime,
187 ; Anne Nelson, 187 ; Dame Catherine, 186 ;
Elizabeth Anne, 187 ; George, 187 ; Jemima
Susanna, 186, 187 ; Mary, 186 ; Mary Amie, 186 ;
Samuel, 187 ; Susannah, 187 ; Thomas, 186, 187 ;
Captain Sir William, R.N., 186; Rev. William,
186 ; William Thomas, Baron, 72.
Bond, Rev. E. H., 177; Jane, 121.
Bontine, Hon^ Anne Elizabeth, 5; WiUiain
Cunninghame Graham, 5.
Boor, Henrietta, 51 ; Rev. Leonard Jarvis, 51.
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Bonrer, Rev. Du«y Hampton, 81, 83, 84 ; Emily,
82; Mary Anne, 82; Nathaniel, 82.
BoscawcD, Hon^ Csitherine, 4; Hon^ Catherine
Elisabeth, 4; Rev. the Hon^>Mohn Evelyn, 4.
Bowles, Annette Mary, $<; dolonel Henry, 55;
John Samuel, 55; Mary Wintle, 55.
Bowness, Rev. 'fhomas, 26.
Boyd, Jane, 85 ; Robert, 85.
Boyle, Rev. William Skinner, 150.
Bradford, George Angnstos Frederick Henry, Earl
of» 8; Sir Georse Cedl Orlando. Earl of, 73;
Geoicina Elizabeth, Countess of, 8; Ida Frances
Annabella, Countess of, 73.
Bradley, Rev. Charles, 148; Jessie, 148; Very Rev.
George Granville, 148.
Brandram, Emilie Thai, 128; Frands Holies, 128;
Maria, 128.
Branson, Henry John, 194; Maiy Ann, 194.
Breese, Jane, 25 ; Jesse, 25, 26 ; Mary, 25,
26.
Brewster, Agnes Rose, 20; Alice, 18; Alice Mary,
19; Anne Catherine, 18; Annie Elizabeth, 19;
Rev. Arthur James, 19; Arthur Stureeon, 20;
Basil Theodore, 22; Bertha Christina, 23;
BertHBun, 23 ; Charles Edward, 18, 21 ; Clara, 21 ;
Qement James, 22*; Constance Dorothy, 20;
Constance Wilhelmina, 20; Cuthbert Hugh, 21,
22 ; David William, 21 ; Edith Jane, 20 ; Edward
Hugh, 22 ; Edwin Frederic, 21 ; Eleanor
Constance, 22; Eleanor Geoxgina, 22; Elizabeth
Felgate, 19 ; Elizabeth Sarah, 21 ; Emily
Margaret, 20; Emma, 20; Frances Harriet, 19;
Lieut. -Colonel Frederick WUliam, 21 ; Hannah
Maude, 21 ; Hannah Wood, 21 ; Harold John, 20;
Harriett, 18 ; Helen Agnes, 20 ; Henry Charles,
22 ; Henry Johii, 22 ; Howard David, 20 ; Hugh
Perdval, 22 ; Humphrey Wood, 21 ; James, is ;
Rev. James Geoige, 17, 18, 20 ; Joan, 22 ; Joan
Firth, 22 ; John Felgate, 21 ; Julia Maud, 19 ;
Katharine Hannah Varenne, 23 ; Katherine Louisa
Varenne, 23 ; Katherine Mary, 22 ; Katie Annie,
20 ; Laura Jane, 21 ; Louisa, 19 ; Mabel Grace,
22 ; MargHret, 17 ; Maigaret Elizabeth, 22 ;
Margaret £mma, 18; Margaret Phyllis, 23; Mary,
17, 19; Mary Anne, 17, 18; Mary Elizabeth, 19;
Mildred Blanche, 22; Robert, ly ; Robert
Ferdinand, 23 ; Rose, 17 ; Sarah Maiy, 17 ;
Sturgeon Nunn, 17, 19; Sturgeon Nunn Pretyman,
17, 19, 20 ; Theresa Madeline Abigail, 23 ; Walter
Hanam, 20; William, 17; William Frederick, 20;
Winifred, 22.
Bridge, Rev. Stephen, 92.
Brid^eman, Hon^ Emily Mary, 8; Rev. Ernest
Richard Orlando, 8; George Augustus Frederick
Henry, Earl of Bradfoxd, 8; Sir Geoige Cedl
Orlando, Earl of Bradford, 73 ; Rev. the Hon*^
Geoige Thomas Orlando, 3, 5, 8; Geoq;ina
Elizabeth, Countess of Bradford, 8 ; Ida Frances
Annabella, Countess of Bradford, 73.
Bridport, Alexander, Viscount, 188; Charlotte Mary,
Lady and Dudiess of Bront^, 188 ; Samuel, Baron,
188, 189.
Bright, Caroline, 57; Mary, 57; Robert, 57;
Tyndall, 57, 58.
Bristow, Laura Caroline, 193 ; Robert, 193 ; Sophia,
193-
Brittain, Arthur Henry, 196; Nora Creina,^i96.
Bromley, Frances Mary, 172; Thomas, 172.
Brook, Rev. Arthur, 97.
Brooke, Clare Emily, 191 ; Mary, 81 ; Sir Ridiard,
Bt, 191; Samuel 81.
Brooks, Ven^ Archdeacon, 57, 58.
Brown, Elizabeth, 67; Maria, 94; Thomas, 67;
William, 94.
Browne, John Cavendish, Baron Kilmaine, 6;
Maiy, Lady KHmaine, 6; Hon^>** Mary Eleanor
Frances, 6 ; Rev. Robert Melville Gore, 161 ;
Rev. Stephen Swetenham, 134.
Elisabetb, 153; Heniy Thomas* 1531
84; John, 84; Lydia, IJ3,
Bnrkingham and Chandos, Alice Anne, Dudien of,
14; Richard Pbmtagenet Campbell, Duke of, 14.
Buckley, Elizabeth, 27; Rev. Thomas, 27.
Budd, Elizabeth, 119; John Peyto, 119; Rose
Elizabeth, 119.
Bup^, Emma Molesworth, 97; Rev. Thomas, 97.
BuU7 Joseph, 27; Maiy, 27; William Sunms, 27.
Bunoe, Ahce, 44; Daniel, 44.
Burder, John, 17 ; Mary, 17.
Bnrdett, Geoige, 73; Grace, 73.
Bnrdgett, Rev. Joseph, 121.
Btirgy, Elizabeth, 92; John Heinrieh^ 93.
Bum-Murdoch, Rev^ames McGibbon, 15, 16.
r. James lliompson, 90; Jane Thomj
90; Rev. Joseph, 9a
Bums, Rev. tames '
ipsoQ,
Burner, Rev. Charles, 19, 2a
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ns, R
:>; R«
Burrard, Admiral Sir Charles, Bt., 193; Emily, 1931
Dame Louisa, 193.
Burt, Captain Edward, R.N., 197; Sophia
Cumberland, 197.
Burton, Rev. Churles Henry, 67; Herbert Campbell,
33-
Buscarlet, Amelia Caroline, 182; Colonel Bowen,
182.
Bushe, Frances, 72; Gervase Parker, 72.
Bussell, Frances, 192; Robert, 192.
Butler, Captain B»^foid, R.N., 22; Emily, 22.
Butt, Rev. John William, 67 ; Mary Elisabeth, 67 ;
William, 67.
Button, Hannah, 117; Samuel, 1x7.
Byng, Geoige, Viscount Torrington, 5; Hon^
Isabella Efizabeth, 5.
Byrchall, Florence Jessie^ 98 ; Marian, 98 } Samuel
Butler, 98.
Caimcross, Andrew, 85; Isabella, 85; Lucy Wallace,
85-
Calvert, Dame Caroline, xo8; Frederick, I08;
General Sir Harry, Bt, 108; Lady Lucy Caroline,
108.
Cameron, Julia, 97.
Campbell, Ardiibald Campbell, Baron Blythswood,
39; Rev. Colin Arthur Fitzgerald, 179; Rev.
Francis Bunbuiy Fitzgerald, 179; BtfajcMr-Geneial
Sir Guy, Bt, 74; Maddme Frances Eden, 74;
Louisa Jane, 39.
Cana, Robert, iid.
Candy, Mary Ann Boyce, 171 ; Thomas, 171*
Canterbury, Most Rev. Edward White Bensoii,
Archbishop of, 14; Most Rev. Charles Manners-
Sutton, ArchbishOT of, 13.
Cape St. Vincent, Eloise Fanny Harriet, Countess
of, 3-
Capes, Rev. Canon William Wolfe, 133. ^
Capron, Anthony, 144; Mary, 144.
Garden, Dame Caroline Ehzabeth Maiy, 36) Sir
Henry Robert, Bt, 36; Sir John Ctaven, Bt, 36;
Dame Julia Isabdla, 36; Dame Louisa, 36.
Carey, Amy Charlotte Emily Hoddns, 83 ; Geoige
Glas Sandeman, 83; Hden Jane, 83; Rev.
Tupper, 83.
earless. Rev. Edward, 24.
Carlisle, Rt Rev. the Hon^ Hugh Percy, Bishop of,
13-
Offlyon, Rev. Clement l/^Hnstanley, IK4; Florence
Btory, 154; Harriet, 154; Rev. Herbert, 154;
Thomas Baxter, 154.
Carnegie, Rev. John Hemeiy, 95.
Carpenter, Gertrade Vandeislooyt, 132; Henry, 132;
John Austin, 132; Rebecca, 132.
Carr, Captain Geoige Lyon, R.N., 134; Captain
George Shad well Qnaitano, R.N., 134; Grace,
134; Harriet, 126; Laura, 126; Marie Tberte, 134;
Rev. Thomas William, 126; Rev. Walter, 2.
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OuiidL, Emiaie, 175; Loqr Emmie, 175; Wiffiam,
175-
Carter, Eliabeth, 17; Reir. John, 90; Maria, 66;
Thomas, 17; Rer. Thomas Garden, 13.
Caiy, Amelia, Viscoantess Falkland, 159; Lndas
Bentinck, Viscount Falkland, 159 ; Hon*^ Lndas
WUliam Charles Angnsdis Frederick, 159 ; Hon*^
Sarah Chriftiana, 159.
Case, Anne, loi ; Maigaret, loi ; Richard, loi.
Caswall, Geotgt^ 180; Geoige Newman, 180; Sosan
Constanda, 180.
Catlin, EluMj 116; EHiabeth, 116; Thomas, 116;
Thomas Naonton, 116.
Cave, Genddine, 194; Henry Haddon, 194; Mary
Ann, 194.
Cavendish-Bentinck, Lord Edward Charles, 34, 74;
Harriet Elizabeth, 34, 74; Lady Elizabeth, 34;
William, Dake of Portland, 34.
Challinor, Charles, 25, 27; Charles Edward, 25;
Helena Jane, 28; Lettioe, 25; Reginald, 25;
William, 25.
Cbamberlayne, Rev. Charies William, 16a
Chambr^, Eliza Ann, 77 ; Thomas, 77.
Champemowne, Cecilia Margaret, 128; Elizabeth,
128; RcT. Richard, 128.
Chandler, Angelina, 100 ; Rer. Henry Christian
David, 32.
Chandos-Pole, Anna Maria, 2; Edward Sacheverell,
2, 6; Eleanor, 2, 6.
Chappel, Rev. WiUiam Pester, 18.
Cheese, Rev. James Albert, 131.
Cheetham, David, 75; Frances, 75.
Chester, Major-Gcnml John, 3; Mary, 3; Sophia
Elizabeth, 3.
Chichester, Rt Rev. Asbust Tomer Gilbert, Bishop
of, 55» 159.
Cholmeley, Emmetine Violet Agneta, 151 ; Flora,
151; Rev. James, 151 ; Robert Arthur, Ki.
Cholmley, Sir George Strickbmd, St., 36 ; Dame
Mary, 36.
Cholmondeley, Emily, iii ; Lady Margaret Augusta,
III; Rev. Richard Hug^, iii; Thomas Rkhard,
III.
Christian, Benjamm, 50; Benjamin Daniells, 50;
Sarah, «x
Christie, Rev. Charies, 152.
Chubb, Arthur Brace, 51.
Clabon, Alice Jessie, 131 ; Ellen Mary, 131 ; Jane
Lewis, 131 ; John, 131 ; John Moxon, 131 ;
Lucy Sandi Frances, 131 ; Mary Ann, 131.
Clare, Elizabeth, 138; Harriet, 138, 140; William,
138.
Cktfk, Eliza, 97; Rev. Henry, 95; Joaeph, 97; Rev.
William, 140.
Clarke, Anne, 64; Edwin, 19; lane, 64; John, 79;
Rev. Leopold Stanley, 150; Biary, 19; Mary Ann,
79; Robert John, 79; Thomas, 64; Walter
Edmund, 19.
von Clanserwits, Gottlob Peter, 127, 132; Hermine,
127, 132.
Clayton, Rev. Edward Flarington, iii; Rev. John,
Oement, Eliza Lesage, 18; Samuel, 18.
ClemenU, Catharine, 34; LieuL -Colonel Henry
Theophilns, 34; Selina, 34.
Clifford, Amelia, 80; Annie EUzabedi, 97; Charles
Edward, 97; Edward Charles, 97; EUa, 97;
Ellen, 80; Thomas John, 80.
Clive, Ven^ Archdeacon, 108; Edward, Earl of
Powis, 108; George Edward Henry Arthur, Earl
of Powis, 108; Henrietta Antonia, Countess of
Powis, 108; Henrietta Sarah, iii ; Henry Arthur
Herbert, Earl of Powis, 108; Percy Robert,
Viscount, no; Hon*>*« Robert Henry, in.
Qudde, Anna Maria, in; Catherine Harriett, in;
Edward, in.
Cockbum, Catherine Harriett, in; Ueut. -General
Sir William, Bt., in.
CoAenH, JSSmbeihi 99,
Coe, Augustus Frederick, 2.
Coffin, Joseph, 130; Margaret, 13a
Coghlan, Rev. Charles Lambert, 56.
Cote, Charles Nkholas, 80; Georgiana, 124;
Henrietta Biargsuret, 80; John, 80; Rev. John,
145 ; Thomas, 124.
Coleman, Aime, 95 ; Stephen, 95.
Coles, Sarah Ann, 50; Thomas, 5a
CoUweU, Rev. Qement Leigh, 56.
Colley, Rev. Alfred Noel, 174; Rev. James, 174;
Khoda, 174.
Collii^, Emma, 87 ; Hannah, 87 ; Robert, 8f .
Collii^ Louisa Elizabeth, 178; Mary Elizabeth,
178; Rev. WiUiam Thfxnas, Seigneur of Sark,
178.
CoUingwood, Edward, 156; Julia Grieve, 156.
CoUyer, Albinia, 98; Eluabeth, 98; Ralf^ 98.
Collyns, Rev. Canon John Mai^, 28.
Colquitt-Craven, Goodwin Charles, 104; Leila
Louisa, 104.
Colt, Elsie Maiy, 87.
Colyer, Amv Emma, 51 ; Ann, 47 ; Arthur Henry,
49-51 ; Ouoline Roaabelle, 47, 51 ; Charles, 47,
49 ; Charles Ernest, 50 ; Charles Gawan, 51 ;
Charles Thomas, 49; Charlotte, 47, 48; Constance
Mary, 50; Eliza, 47; Elizabeth, 47, 49; Elizabeth
Ann, 51 ; Elizabeth Jane, 47 ; Elizabeth Kemp,
50; Ellen Louisa, 49; Ernest Henry, 50; Ernest
William, 51 ; Eva Isabel, 50 ; Evelyn Elizabeth,
50; Francis James, 49; Frederick Augustus, 50;
Friend, 49; Friend Elisha, 51 ; Grace ntwley, 49;
Harold Arthur, 50; Henry, 47, 48; Herbert
Alfred, 51 ; James, 48 ; John, 47 ; Julia Ai^usta,
51 ; Lania Mildred, 49 ; Ln^ Ethel, 50 ; Mary,
48; Mary Ann, 47-50; May Constance LiUan, 50;
Sarah, 49, 50; Sarah Anne, 48; Thomas, 47, 49;
William Hardyman, 47, 49.
Colyer-FergusBon, Thomas Colyer, 47, 48.
Comber, Robert, 48; Sarah Anne, 4&
Compton, Rev. John, 193.
Condell, Marion Frances, 156; William Vallange,
156.
Constable, Rev. Charles, 36; Mary, 36.
Conyen, Mary, Lady, no; SackviUe Geofge, Baroo,
na
Cooke, Charles Edward Stepben, 38.
Cookson, Dorothy, 147; Elizabeth, 147; Rev.
William, 147.
Cooper, Anne, 84 ; Edward, 118 ; Louise Clare, 84;
Sarah, 118; William John Herbert, 84.
Cope, Arabella Diana, 12; Sir Charles, Bl,
12.
Copping, Harriet, 115; William, n^
Cornwallis, James, Earl, 13; Julia, Countess, 13;
Lady Juha Mann, 13.
Costar, Elizabeth, 121 ; James, 121.
Cotter, Isabella, 91 ; Rev. Joseph Rogerson, 91 ;
Mary, 91.
Coulcher, Rev. George Bohun, 130, 132, 134.
Courtown, James George, Earl of, 145.
Cousins, Arthur, 80 ; Lii^ Elizabeth, 8a
Coventry, Blandie, 104; Rev. Cancm Henry Willkm,
104; Leila Louisa, 104.
Cow, Douglas, 66.
Cox, Rev. John Charles, 6.
Crabb, Ann, 123 ; dam, 123 ; John Seabrook, 123 ;
Richard, 123 ; Richard Hatley, 122, 123.
Cranmer, Cvril, 61.
Crawfurd, Caroline Agnes, Duchess of Montrose, 40;
William Stewart StirUng, 4a
Creak, Alexander, 94; Ellen, 94; Frederick, 94;
Henry Brown, 94 ; Isabella, 94 ; Maria, 94 ;
Thomas Edward, 94.
Creasey, Ann, 100; James, 100.
Creaton, Rev. William Henry, 19.
Crickmer, Rev. William Burton, 124.
Crisford, Frances, 96; Hester, 96; Spencer, 96.
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Crisp, Anna, 115, 116; Anna Sophia, 117; Arthur
William, 116, 119; Barbara, 119; Ocilv, 119;
Charlotte Eliiabeth, 119; Dorothy, 118; Edmond,
117; Edna Irene May, 119; Edwards, 11 j;
Eliza, 116, 120; Emma, 120; Enmia Elizabeth,
117; Frederick Arthur, 115-120; Frederick
Augustus, 118, 120; George Edwin, 120;
Gertrude, 118; Harold Godfrey, 119; Harriet,
115; Henry, 120; Katharine, 119; Margaret, 118;
Marian, 120; Mary, 115, 116; Muriel, '1 19;
Reginald, 119; Robert, 115-117; Rosa, 119;
Rose Elizabeth, 119; Samuel, 115; Sarah, 115,
116, 118; Thomas, 115, 116; Thomas Arthur
Frederick, 119; Ursula, 118; William Henry,
118, 119.
Cross, Charles, 24 ; Jane, 24.
Crowe, Amelia, 154.
Crozier, Francis Rawdon Moira, 109.
Cumberland, Elizabeth, 34; Richard, 34.
Cunningham, Marianne, 155, 158; Mary, 155;
Rachel, 158; Thomas, 155, 158.
Curling, James, 89; James Davenport, 89; Locrelia,
89; Maria, 89: William, 89.
Currie, Christian, 85; Isabella, 85; Rev. James, 85;
Jane, 85.
Curteis, Anne Mary, 63 ; Charlotte Lydia, 62 ;
Edward Barrett, 62 ; Edward leremiah, 62 ;
Frances, 62 ; Jeremiah, 61 ; Martha, 61 ; Mary,
62, no; Reginald, no.
Curtis, Herbert Edward, 78.
Dadd, Elizabeth Mary Ann, 79; John, 79.
Dale, Helen Hutton, 84; Very Rev. Thomas,
84.
Dalgety, Bkuiche Elizabeth Trosse, 192; Eliza
Bknche, 192; Frederick Gonnerman, 192.
Dalison, Rev. Charles Edmund Waller, 134; John
Pelham, 134; Mary Mabel, 134; Matilda, i^;
Maximilian Hammond, 134 ; Rev. Roger Wilham
Hammond, 134.
Dalton, Herbert, 89; John, 147; Maiy Sullivan,
147.
Daniel, Catherine, 180; Rev. Charles Andrew, 167;
George 137; Laura Mildred, 137; Rev. Richard,
180.
Daniell, Rev. Egerton Frederic, 147; Emma, 147;
John Frederic, 147.
Daniel-Tyssen, Rev. Ridley, 46.
Dann, Charlotte, 48; George, 48; Joseph, 48.
Danneman, Rev. August Frederick John, 23.
Darcy de Knayth, Manr, Lady, no; Sackville
George Baron, 1 10 ; Violet Ida Eveline, Lady,
iia
Davenport, Harry Tichbome, 38 ; Lucretia, 89.
Davies, Ann, 67 ; Harmah Simpson, 67 ; Rev. John
Uewelyn, 167; Mary Beatrice, 33; Richard Rice,
33; Thomas, 67.
Dawes, Marian, 95 ; Richard, 63 ; Walter, 95.
Dawnav, Marv Isabel, Viscountess Downe, 8 ;
Sir William Henry, Viscount Downe, i, 8.
Deacon, Harriet, 126 ; John, 126.
Dedes, John, Baron, 4a
Deck, Rev. Henry Legh Richmond, 83.
Deey, Robert, 153; Wilhelmina Chariotta, 153.
Delme-Raddiffe, Lieut -Colonel Charles, 176 ;
Elizabeth Baddicott, 176 ; Lieut. -Cok>nd Emillus
Charles, 176; Enid Margery, 1763 Rev. Henry
EUot, 176.
Denison, Dame Caroline Lucy, 16; Rt. Rev.
Edward, Bishop of Salisbury, 149 ; Lady Elinor,
16 ; Ven^ George Anthony, 16 ; Henrietta
Sophia, 151 ; John, 151 ; John Evelyn, Viscount
Ossington, 16; William Evelyn, 16; Colonel Sir
William Thomas, 16.
Dermer, Rev. Edward Conduitt, 174.
Desagnliers, Anne, 166; General, 166.
Dew, Arthur Tomkyns, 102; Rev. Heniy, X02;
Lucy Beatrice, loa; Lucy Elizabeth, 102;
Maivaret Beatrice, 1083 Mary Elizabeth, loa;
Tomkyns, 102.
Dickmson, Rev. Wfllonghbv Willey, ai.
Dickson, Captain Archibaltiu R.N., 197; Jane Eliza
Frances, 197.
Dimodc, Emma Rook, 133 ; Geofgiana, 133 ; John
133; Rev. Nathanid, 133.
Dinnis, Emily Kathleen, 160; Isabella, 160; Thomaa
Ramsey, i6a
Dixon, Alexander, 93; Maiia, 89; Mary, 93;
Thomas, 89.
Dodd, Rev. Frederic Sutton, za7, i^
Doe, Constance Wilhelmina, ao; Rev. John Hall,
2a
Dodlineer, Jeannette, 150 ; Rt Rev. Professor Johan
Joseph Ignaz von, 150; Johanna, 150; Maurice,
ISO,
Dorset, Arabella Diana, Duchess of, la; Geotse
John Frederick, Duke of, la; John Frederiw,
Duke of, 12.
Douglas, Rev. Canon Stair, 166.
Downe, Mary Isabel, Viscountess, 8 ; Sir William
Henry, Viscount, Viscount, I, 8.
Drought, Rev. Alfred Charles Albert, 124.
Drummond, Andrew Robert, 7a, 74; Annie
Elizabeth, 19 ; E^ar Henry, 19 ; Ladv Elisabeth
Frederica, 72; Frederica Bifary Aoefiza, 7a;
Henrv Filkington, 19.
Drury-Lavin, Ada, ia5; Michad, las; Sophia
Matilda, 125.
Du Bonlay, Rev. William Thomaa, 84.
Dude, Henry Geoi^e Francis, Earl oJf^ 401
Duncan, Agnes Anne, 86; Aim, 85; Aim Isabdia,
85, 86; Catherine, 87; Christian, 85; Rev.
Douglas Charteris, 87, 88; Edith Mary, 86, 87;
Eileen Phyllis, 87; Ella, 87; Emily lane, 86;
Emma, 87 ; Fanny Georgina, 86; Fanny Whinfield,
86; George, 85; Rev. Geofffe, 85, 86; George
Andrew, 86 ; George Field Caimcross, 85 ;
George James, 85, 87; George William, 87;
Georgina Lucy, 85 ; Helen MacDoueall, 85 ; Rev.
Henry, 88; Henry Caimcross, 85-87; Hilda
Steuart, 88; Isabella, 88; Isabella Christiaa, 86;
James Currie, 86; Jane, 86; Tane Angela, 85;
Jane Currie, 86; Katherine Gairdner, 85 {Kathleen
Marguerite, 87; Leonard Eustace Henry, 86;
Lucy Christian, 86; Lucy Christin, 88; Lucy
Katherine, 85 ; Lucy Wallace, 85 ; Maude Evelyn,
88 ; Maynard Charteris, 87 ; Murid Ivy, 86 ;
Perdval Jenour, 86; Philip Forsyth, 87; Rev.
Thomas Tudor, 87 ; William Henry, 87.
Dunoombe, Hon^ Helen, 37; William, Lord
Feversham, 37.
Dundas, Emma Florence, 31 ; Jane Anna Maria, 31 ;
Hon^ John Charles, 74 ; Sir Lawrence, Marquess
of Zetland, 74; Lilian Selina Elizabeth,
Marchioness of Zedand, 74 ; Lorenzo Geoige, 31 ;
Hon^ Margaret Matilda, 74; Thomas, Sflirl of
Zetland, 74 ; Rev. William John, 31.
Dunne, Anne, loi ; Aime Gerteude, 102 ; Rev.
Charles, 102; Charles Walter, lOa; Dorothy
Edith Florence, loa; Edward Marten, 103;
Hon^ Grace Daphne, 103 ; Grisdda Sylvia, 103 ;
Harriet Frances, loi ; Katherine Gertrude (Greta),
102 ; Letitia, zoa ; Margaret, loi ; Marian, loi ;
Marten, loi ; Monica Clarice, 103; Philip
Russell Rendd, 103; Thomas, loi; Rev. Thomas,
loi; Thomas Russell, loi.
Durham, Ethel Elizabeth Louisa, Countess of, 39;
John George, Earl of, 39.
Durrant, Rev. John, 97.
Dyer, Rev. Harry Joseph, 87,
Dyke, Rev. Canon Edwin Francis, 131; Ellen, 99;
Francis Hart, 35.
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Eanflcj-Waniot, Rer. Eincit Amftiis» 124.
Eaile, Duw Emflfy 58; Sir IlaidaMii, Bt., 58;
Htfdimui Aithor, 58; Sir Henrj, Bl, 58; Dune
Mai7,58; Sir Thomas, Be, 58; Tbonw Algcnao,
QifoBne, 148; EnoM, 148; Most Rer.
Robert, Bishop of Monj, Ro« and Caithnfia,
148, 166; Rev. the Hont><* Robert, 45; Rer.
Thomas, 2^
Edmeadfs, Anife, 178; Ann, 177; Charlotte
Tfabella, 179; Elizabeth, 177; Fkxenoe, 179;
Heniy, 177-179; Mj^or-Gencnl Henry, 178;
Hilda Margaret, 179; Lient-Colooel James
Frederidc, 177-179; John Alfred, 178; Mabd,
178; Mary, 177; Muy Elisabeth, 178; Mary
Enkine, 170; Mary Mildred, 178; Rer. Matthew
Robert, 178, 179; Robert, 178; Sarah Mary Jane,
177; ^^^lliam, 177, 178; William Alkire, 179;
Rev. ^^^iam Henrv, 177.
Edmonds, Edith Emily, 140; Emily Lomaa, 140;
Tobal Henry, 140.
Edwards, Aiun, 115, 116; Elisa, 116; Elizabeth,
51 ; Henry, 116; Hcniy Charles, 116; J<^m, 115,
116; John Absalom, 51; Mary, 117; Mary Ann,
116.
E0UI, lievt-Coloael Carbery, 46; Hoo^ Gemldine
Alice Ellen, 46.
Egertoo, Alfred Mordannt, 37 ; Alice Anne,
Connteas, 14; Charles Bnlkeley, 189; Charlotte
Catherine, 35; George Leycester, ic; Mary Sarah,
Ladjy, 14 ; Rev. llomas, 35 ; Wilbraham, 35 ;
Wilbraham, Baron, 14; ^^lliam Tattoo, 35;
William Tattoo, Baroo, 35.
Ekins, Very Rev. Charles, 147; Delita, 147.
Elliot, Ann, 76; Ellen, 2; William, 2.
ElphinsUme, John Elphinstone, Baron, 5.
Erroll, Charles Gore, Earl of, 73.
Ettrick, Alice Helen, 196; Aime, 195; Anthooy,
195, 196; Arthur Dooglas, 197; Bone Maitland,
196; Catherine, 19}; fiizabeth, 195; Helen, 196;
Inh^tSU, 105; John, 197; Mainr, 196; Nom
Creina, 196; Sophia, 197; Sophia Cumberland,
197; Sophy Doo^as, 196; Sophy Grace, 197;
Walter, 197; Walter Cnmberlaod, 196; William,
195, 196; Rer. William, 195.
Evans, Rev. Richard, loi.
Everington, Edgar Rowe, 78.
Ewing, Rev, Alexander, 62.
Exeter, Rt Rev. John Fisher, Bishop d, 152.
Eyre, Rev. Alfred Collet, 51; DougUs, 181, 191;
Frances, 187, 190; Frances Elizabeth, 187, 190;
Rev. Henry, 192; Henry John Andrews, 181;
John Blanrice, 187, 19a
Fsfige, Elizabeth, 99; Felix, 99.
Faufax, Eveline Selina, 35; Isabel Angnsta, 37*
Louisa Constantia, 35; Thomas, 35, 37*
Lieut. -Colonel Thomas Ferdinand, 35.
Falconer, Rev. William, 125.
Falkland, Amelia, ^scoontesi, 159; Ladus Bentinck,
Viscount, 159.
Fane, Rev. Arthur, 191.
Farquhar, Barbanna Sophia, 113; Sir Thomas
Harvie, Bt., 113.
Farran, Rev. George Erie, 91.
Farrant, Elizabeth, 177; William, 177.
Fenn, Rev. Anthonv Cox, 118 ; Edward Liveing, 87 ;
Rev.. Patrick, iiS.
Ferdinand, King of Naples, 189.
Femsson, Donald, 197; Elloi, 197; Marion Kate
dizabeth, X97.
Femehongh, Rev. W., 27.
Feversham, ^lliam. Lord, 37.
ine, 64; QAaine Anrta, 65;
, 65; Howard A^ctor West, 64;
Irene Ai^gvta Violet, 64; Isbm: Powell, 64;
Jane, 64, 65; Mary, 64; Noah QemcntXDa, 65;
Robert, 64; Hod>>^ Robert Isaac, 64, 65;
Thoma s Hen ry, 65; WiUkuB, 64; William Albert,
65 ! Winifred Dorothea, 65-
Fishcr, Adeline Maria, 149; Agnes, 152; Albert
Bnlteel, 151; AHce FHrahfth, 148; Aime
Gertrude, 102; Armie Caroline Ann, 149;
Colonel Arthur k Court, 148; Arthur Alezander,
149; Arthur Alexander, 149; Arthur mmiiam,
148; Caroline, 148; Rev. Cecil Edward, 152;
Cecfly Constance Mary, 152; Charles Dennis,
151 ; Charles Skhiey Daltoo, 149 ; Cordelia, 151 ;
Dkxa, 151; Eda Eleanor, 149; Edith, 151 ;
Edmund Cooroy, 148 ; Edmund Montagu I^rmsep,
150; Edwin, 151; Eleanor Mary, 151; Elizubeth,
147, 152; Elizabeth Mary (Lily), 150; EmmaLncy
Atheh^ 130; EmmeKne, 147; Emmeline Mary,
149 ; Emmeline ^^olct Agntfta, 151 ; Ethd Mary,
149; Eustace Clement Cnil, 152; Evdyn Aithar,
151 ; Florence Henrietta, 147; Frederick i Court,
150; Gwendoline Cedfia Elizabeth, 152; Herbert
Albert Laurens, 148; Herbert William, 147, 149;
Hervey George Stardiope, 150; Janie Magdalene,
150; Jeaimette, 150; Rt. Rev. John, BMhop of
Exeter and Salisbury, 152, 190; John Hervey, 150;
Lettice, 148 ; Leveson Evelyn Cedl, 151 ;
Magdalene, 150; Mary, 147; Mary Louisa, 147;
Mary Sullivan, 147; Minnie, 151; Monica Oare
Cccile, 152; Murid Etbekhcd Ag^KS, 152; Rev.
Prebendary PhOip, 147; Rachd J&iy Teresa, 152;
Reginald Wordsworth Cedl, 152; Roderick Charles,
150; Ruth,ict; Rev. Wilfred, 150; William, 102;
Rev. Canon WilUam, 147 ; VHlliam Wordsworth, 151.
Fiaken, Archibald, 138; Hden Wilson, 138.
Fison, Anne, 90; Deborah, 90; Edward, 90; James
Oliver, 90 ; Joseph, 90 ; William Lorimer, 9a
Fitzdarence, Ameha, 159 ; George, Earl of Munster,
159.
Fitzmaurioe, Augusta Lavinia Pfctsdlla, Countess of
Kerry, 109; Ilenry, MarijuesB of Lansdowne, 109 ;
Lady Mary Caroline Louisa, 109; William Thooias,
Earl of Kerry, 109.
FitzPatrick, Margaret, 144 ; Margaret Godman, 144 ;
Patrick Persse, 144.
Fleeming, Hon^ Aime Elisabeth, 5 ; Admiral the
Hon^ Charles Elphinstone, 5; Jc^ Elphinstone,
Baron Elphinstone, $.
Fleet, Louisa, 61 ; William, 61 ; WDliam Huasey, 61.
Fleming, Charlotte Jane, 160; Rev. Canon James,
181 ; John, i6a
Fletcher, Alfred, 52, 54, 58, 59; Aubrey litUedale,
59; Bolton Littledale, 60; Caleb, 57, 58; Dorothy
Ntel, 60; Edith, S4t 59; £<uth Mabel, 59;
Edward, 59; Edward Lionel, 60; Elizabeth, 59;
Ellen, 57; Emily, 57, 58; Esme LyoneUe, 60;
Geoffirey littledale, 60; Harold Molvnenx, 60;
Henry, 59 ; IsabeUa, 57 ; Jacob, 57 ; Joseph, 57 ;
Lilian Steuart, 60; Mary, 54, $7, 58, 60; Rev.
Robert, 25; Thomas, 57, 59; William, 54. 57» 5^5
William Alfred Littledale, 58.
Foliambe, Elizabeth, 35 ; Francis John Savile, 35 ;
George Savile, 35; Haiziet Emily Mary, 35; John
Savile, 35.
Ford, Sopma, i8a
Forsyth, Anne, 87; Isaac, 87.
Fort, Henry Richard Trecothick, 179.
Fortescne, Rev. Henry Reymundo, 192 ; Mary
Turner Erskine, 179; Matthew, 179; Hon^
Matthew, 179.
Foalis, Sir Henry, Bt, no; Mary Anne, no;
Sir William, Bt., iia
Foyle, Rev. Edward, 187, 190; Frances, 187, 19a
Franklyn, Rev. Thomas Edmund, 159.
Freeman, Alfred John, 167; Ethel Clementina, 167;
Rev. John Major, 119, 12a
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Freer, Vcn** Thomas Heniy, 171, 17a.
Freshfield, Aogusta Charlotte, 150; Douglas William,
150; Janie Magdalene, 15a
Fryman, Egbert, 100; Egbert Jenner, too; Floia
Constance, 100.
Fuller, John, 47.
Fumeaux, Rev. Walter, 136; Rev. Walter Copleston,
63.
Fumiss, Julia Maud, 19; Mary, 19; Thomas
Sanderson, 19.
Furse, Ven*»>* Archdeacon, in.
Gamble, Rev. Henry Reginald, 46.
Gardiner, Charles Baring, 17 ; Rev. Geoige Gregory,
96.
Gardner, Cedl Dunn, 75; Lucy Cedlia, 75.
Garland, Rev. David John, loa
Gamett, Rev. Richard Craven, 87.
Garratt, Ethel, 7 ; Jefsse, 7 ; Mary, 7.
Garrett, Eliabeth, 86, 188; Newson, 86; William,
188.
Gaskell, Ada Elizabeth, 124; Frances Maria, 124;
Francis, 124; Frederick, 124.
Gawan, Ann, 47 ; John, 47 ; Rachel, 47.
Gepp, Rev. Edward Francis, 19, ao; Elisabeth
Wilhelmina, 18; George Asser, 18; Maiy Ann, 18.
Gerard, Alice Frances Mary, 32; Caroline, 32;
Francis, 32 ; Frederick, 38 ; John, 32 ; Maiv
Emmeline Laura, Lady, 38; WiUiaon Cansfiela,
Baron, 38.
Getting, Charles Talboys, 78; David, 78; Harriet
Mana, 78 ; Henry Frederick, 78 ; Tames Charles,
76-80; Mary Ann Eliza, 78; Mary Taylor, 78.
Gibson, Rev. Charles Johnson, 178, 179.
Gifford, Ethel Frances, 63 ; Rev. the Hon"* John, 63 ;
Robert, Baron, 63 ; Rev. WUliam, 30.
Gilbert, Rt. Rev. Ashurst Turner, Bishop of
Chichester, 55, 159; Mary Wintle, 55.
Giles, Frances Emily, 28.
Gillam, Rev. Thomas Henry, 87.
Girdlestone, Ann, 187; Elizabeth Anne, 187; Ellen,
186; Rev. Henry, 187; Hemy John, 187;
Horatio, 186; Nelson, 187; William Bolton, 186.
Gladstone, Rev. David Thomas, 97 ; Lilian Steuart,
60; Mary Ellen, 60; Robert, 60; Robertson, 60.
Glen, Rev. William, 138.
Glencross, Anna Geraldine Kitson, 194 ; Rev. Ernest
Henry, 194; Georgina BuUer, 194.
Gloucester and Bristol, Rt. Rev. James Henry Monk,
Bishop of, 44.
Godman, Gertrude Henrietta Eliza, 146; Joseph,
144, 146; Maiffaiet, 144; Muriel Gertrude, 146.
Goggs, Rev. WilOam Matthias, 28.
Gooch, Rev. Philip Sherlock, 3.
Goode, Frances Wickstead, 32; Thomas Smith, 32.
Gordon, A. A., 3; Isabella Louisa, 45; Izobel, 3;
James, 45 ; Rev. Osborne, 55.
Gore, Rev. Canon Charles, in.
Gosling, Hannah, 169; Joseph, 169.
Gosselm, Sir Martin Le Marchant Hadsley, 38.
Gostling, Philip, 31 ; William Frederick, 29.
Gott, Rt. Rev. John, Bishop of Truro, 194.
Gough, Brigadier-Genend Su: Charles John Stanley, 6.
Gowland, Benson, 134; Dorothy Benson, 134.
Graddon, Ellen Maud, 154; Henry, 154; Marie,
Graham, Albert Edward, 80; Alice Maud, 127;
Angelina, 79; Ann, 76; Annie, 79; Augusta, 76,
80 ; Caroline, 76-78 ; GEiroline Agnes, Duchess of
Montrose, 40; Caroline Annie, 80; Caroline
Maria, Duchess of Montrose, 108; Charles
Elphinstone Fleeming Cunninghame, 5; Charles
James, 76, 79, 80; Charles John, 79; Clara Mary,
79; Clara Minnie, 79; Clarinda Maiy, 76, 77;
Douglas Beresford Malise Ronald, Duke of
Montrose, 40; Eliai Ann, 77; EUen, 80;
77; Francis, 77; Fiands George. 77, 79; Fkands
James, 76, 77, 80; Geoige, 76, 79, ia7, 132;
Geral4 Clifod, 80 ; Harriet, 77 ; Harriet Emma
Mary, 79; Harriet Frances, 80; Harriet Maria,
78; Helen, 139; Henrietta Mai^^uet, 80; Henry,
77 ; Henry John Lowndes, 37, 74 ; Hermine, 127,
132; Hermine Henriette Kate, 132; James, 70;
James, Duke of Montrose, 40^ 108 ; James Davis,
77; Jemima, 79; John, 76-78, 80; Rev. John,
76, 1395 John Smith, 76; Joyce Maiy, 76;
Louisa, 76-78; Lady Lucy. 108; Biartha, 76;
Mary Ann, 76-79; Mildred Emily Barfaaia, 5;
Percy, 80; Rachel, 76; Rodifie, 77; Sheridan,
78.
Graham-Montgomery, Alice Anne, 14 ; Sir Gnham,
Bt., 14.
Gndiam-Wigan, Aubrey John, 131 ; Ida Qementina,
131; John Alfred, 129, Mi; Lewis Gretton, 131.
Gray, Anne, 64; Rev. Edward Ker, 156; Edwin,
39; William, 64.
Green, Catherine, 180; Rev. Charles, 20; Rev.
David, 92, 94, Edith Jane, 20; Edward, 180;
Frances, 92; Harriet, 94; Helen Gertrude, 94;
Very Rev. James, 140 ; Martin, 92 ; William, 20 ;
Rev. William, 94; Rev. William Arthur, 94.
Greener, Annie, iS; George Dobson, 66; Mary
Elizabeth, 66.
Greenham, Rev. Frederick John, 162.
Gretton, John, 129; Mary, 129.
Grey, Dorothy Henrietta, 144; Egerton Spencer,
136; Elizabeth Adair, 135; Ethd Harriet, 136;
Lieut -Colonel Francis Douglas, 135, 136; Henry,
144; Sarah, !«, 136.
Griffin, Rosannah, 171.
Grimston, James Walter, Earl of VemUun, 190;
Jane Anna Maria, 31 ; Lady Mary Augusta
Frederica, 190; Rev. the Hoa^ Robert, 146;
Thomas, 31.
Grimthorpe, Ernest William, Baron, 37.
Grinling, Anna, 115; John, 115.
Groome, Rev. John riindes, 117.
Grosvenor, Constance Gertrude Sutherland, Duchess
of Westminster, 74; Hueh Lupus, Duke of
Westminster, 74; Sibell Mary, Countess, 74;
Victor Alexander, Earl, 74.
Granville, Rev. Payne, 53.
Guest, Henry, 24; James, 24; Jane, 24; Lettice,
24; Mary, 24; Sarah, 24.
H
Hadden, John, 132; Rebecca, 132.
Hallett, William Charles, 77.
Hambleton, Rev. John, 122, 123.
Hambroueh, Albert John, 160 ; Chariotte Jane, 160 ;
Isabel Emma Maria, 160; Otho Olclisworth le
Marchant H., i6a
Hamlin, Thomas, 196.
Hammcarsley, Caroline, 108; Thomas, 108.
Hammond, Rev. John Parish, 193; Theodosia
Elizabeth, 31.
Hamond, Dr., 180.
Handcock, Hon°** Audrey Mary Florence, 45;
Isabella Louisa, 45 ; Lieut. -Col. the Hon**^ Robert
French, 45 ; Robert Gordon, 45.
Hankey, Elisa, 19; Thomson, 19.
Harcourt, Lady Anne, 39; Most Rev. Edward,
Archbishop of York, 39 ; Egerton Vernon, 36, 39;
Laura Emma, 39; Leveson Frauds Vernon, 39.
Hardyman, Charlotte, 47; Maiy, 47; William, 47.
Harison, Rev. William, 156.
Harris, Amelia, 55; John, 55; Teresa Newcomen
Julia Everleigb, 55.
Harrison, Frances Harriet Maud, 137; Harriet
Rowan, 137; Rev. James, 167; Rev. Laurence
John, 137.
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Hartknd, Tobn, 66.
Hartley, Mary, 52 ; Thomas, 53.
Hartman, £mily, 162; Colonel Isaac Rawling% 160^
162; Lucy, 160; Lacy Elizabeth, 162.
Hwnnyt Rev. Charles Margrave,, 18-21 ; Elisa, 19 ;
Frances Harriet, 19; Rev. Richard, 19.
Haselwood, Ann, 173; William, 173, 189^
Hassell, Sarah Anne, 48; Thomas, 48.
Haviland, Catherine, 82; Colonel, fti.
Hawes, Rev. Robert, 25, 27.
Hay, Charles Gore, Earl of Enroll, 73.
HaydoD, Rev. William, 145.
Heath, Edward, 20; Lewis, 24; Sarah, 24.
Henderson, Beatrice, 129; Colonel Sir Edmmid
Yeamans Walcott, 129; Rev. John Dalyell, 129;
Dame Maria EUaabeth, 129.
Henley, Rev. Cuthbert, 117- 12a
Henslowe, C&therine Frances Mary, 133; Cecil
William Edward, 133; Rev. Edward John
Lambert Barthelemon, 133; Harriet Bkkeway,
133-
Herbert, Alice Harriet, 113; Hcm^ Anna Maria,
lit; Annie Katharine Louisa, 1 13 ; Arthur
Frederick, 113; Beatrice Anne, 112; Beatrice
Ma^, 113; Lady Charlotte Elizabeth, 109;
Christian Victor Charles, 112; Lady Diana, 190;
Dorothy Mareuerite Elizabeth, 112; Edward,
Earl of Powis, 108; Edward James, Earl a[
Powis, 108, 112; Edward Robert Henry, 112;
Colonel Edward William, ill, 112; Hon^
Elisabeth Beatrice, no; Fkwentia Caroline, 113;
Very Rev. the Hon^ Geoige, iio^ 113; Geoige
Auffustus, Earl of Pembroke, 190; George Charles,
Earl of Powis, no; Colonel Graham Cludde, 112 ;
Lady Harriet Emily, no; Lady Harriet Jane,
112; Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis, 108; Henry
Edward, 109; Henry James, 113; Ladv Hermione
Gwladys, no; Lacy, Countess of rowis, 108;
Lady Lacy Caroline, 108; Lo<7 Edith, 113;
Lady Magdalen Lacy, ill; Lady Maisaret
Augusta, in; Mary Anne, in; Lady Maiy
Caroline Louisa, 109; Hon°** Mervyn Horatio,
no ; Lieut -General the Hon^ Sir Percy Egerton,
109; Percy Mark, 113; Percy Robert, Viscount
Clive, no; Phyllis Hedworth Camilla, 112;
Hon^ Robert Charles, 108, in ; Hon>>*« Sybella
Augusta, 113; Violet Ida Eveline, Countess of
Powis, no; Major-General the Hon^ William
Henry, 108, no, 113; Winifred Lucy Elisabeth,
in; su als0 Powis.
Hervey, Rev. Frederick Alfred John, 4.
Hervey-Bathaxst, Alice Constance, 191 ; Dame Clare
Emily, 191 ; Sir Frederick Hutchinson, Bt,
191.
Hewett, Rev. Phillip, 168.
Higgin, Thomas Honsman, 135.
Higgott, Anne, 169-171 ; Thomas, 170, 171.
Higham, Mary Ann, 116; Samuel, 116; Samuel
Stagoll, 116.
Hieson, Arthur, 87; Beatrice Ada, 87; Edith Mary,
86; Ella, 87; John, 87; John Hayes, 87;
Susan, 87; William, 86.
Hildyard, Ethel Julia, 4; Rev. Henry Charles
Thoroton, 4; Jafia Hildvard, 4.
Hill, Anne, 84; Lieut -Colonel Charles John, 73;
George, 156 ; Eliza, 151 ; Eliabeth, 66 ; Lady
Frances Charlotte Arabella, 73; James, 66;
John, 66, 151; Rev. John Smith, 26; Mazy
Hannah, (iib\ Minnie, 151; Rose Mary, 156;
Thomas, 84; Thomas }>intel, 73.
Hillman, Jane, 18; John, 18.
Hindle, Rev. Joseph, 129; Maria Elisabeth, 129.
Hinxman, Rev. Charles, 147; Delita, 147;
Edward, 147; Emmeline, 147; Lionel, 147.
Hitchins, Rev. Alfred, 125; Emma Spicer, 159;
Henry Thomas, 159.
Hoare, Rev. Charles James, 78.
Hobbs, Eliza, 47; William, 47-
Hodges, Rev. Alfred, 96; Charlotte Lydia, 62;
Thomas Law, 62.
Hodgkinson, George, 21 ; LanFaJane, 2i.
Hodgson, Alice, 96 ; Barnard Thornton, 145 ; Rev.
John Geoi^e, 137 ; Maria, 96 ; William, 96^
Holden, Rev. Hyla, 137.
Holdemess, Thomas Hunter, 17.
Holmes, Katie Annie, 20; Mary, 68; W. H., 20.
Holland, Rev. Henry ScoU, 63.
Hollist, Anthcmy, 144; Elizabeth Mary (lily), 150;
Frances Geoiviana, 150; Hasler, 15a
Holroyd, Elizabeth Baddicott, 176; Rev. James
John, 176.
Hood, Alexander, Viscount Bridport, 188 ; Charlotte
Mary, Lady Bridport and Duchess of Bronte, 188 ;
Samuel, Baron Bridport, 188, 189.
Hooper, Henry Filkes, 2a
Hopkins, Anne, 160-171; Mary Jane, 170; Sarah
Eliza, 169; William, 169-171.
Hopkinson, Charles, 46; Emma Blanche, 46.
Hopper, Annie Margaret, 131 ; Ven^ Augustus
Macdonald, 131 ; Rev. Edmund Charles, 131.
Horn, Isabella, 195 ; Robert, 195 ; William, 197.
Hornby, Caroline Lucy, 16 ; Rev. Charles Edward,
45 ; Frsjids ViUiers, 31 ; Admiral Sir Phipps,
16.
Horsley-Beresford, Hon^ Caroline Agnes, 40; John,
Baron Dedes, 4a
Horton, Catherine Wishenden, 5a
Hoste, Rev. Philip, 31.
Hotham, Rev. the Hon^ Frederick, 188.
HoQSon, Isabella, 181 ; James, 181.
How, Charles T., 96; Emily J., 96.
Howe, Charlotte Ryley, 28; Joseph, 28.
Howley, Rt Rev. William, Bishop of London,
180.
Howson, Rev. Geoige John, 175.
Hovle, Constance Maiv, 50; John, 50.
Hubbard, Ellen Sophy, 103; John, 166; John
Gellibrand, Baron Addington, 103, 166; Louisa
Ann, 166; William Egerton, 103.
Hudson, Charles, 52; Jane, 52.
Huet, Emma Spicer, 159; Maria, 159; Rev. William
Godfrev, 159.
Hume, Iienry Strange, 17.
Hunt, Arthur Rust, 120 ; Edmund Lombard, 61 ;
Jessie Haroourt, 23 ; John, 56 ; Katherine, 61 ;
Louisa Katherine, 50; Marian, 120; Mary
Catharine, 61 ; Robert, 23 ; Sarah Ann PhiUis,
120; William, 12a
Hunter, Rev. Canon, 56; Eva Isabel, 50; Frederick
William, 50; John, 50; Sarah Ann, 50; William,
89.
Hason, Harriet, 138, 140; William, 138, 14a
Hussey, Edward, in; Henrietta Saiah, in; Mary
Ann, in; William CHve, in.
Hutchinson, Rev. James, 7 ; Jane, 153 ; John, 153 ;
Robert Deey, 153; Rev. T., 179; Wilhehnina
Elisabeth, 1^3; Rev. William Henry, 137.
Hutton, HoniSi* Charles William, 175; Elizsbeth
Maria Henrietta, 175; Henrietta Maiia Louisa,
175.
I'Anson, Edward, 133; Harriet Blakeway, 133.
Ilbert, Sir Courtenay Peregrine, 148; Dame Jessie,
148; Lettice, 148.
Inge, Rev. Edward George Boultbee, 150; Emma
Lucy Athela, 150; Rev. John Edward Alexander,
Ingles, Rev. David, 2a
Irby, Rev. Geoige Powell, 97.
Irving, Rev. Robert, 132.
Isacke, Frederick James, 179; Margaret, 177; Msry
Erskine, 179; Marv Turner Erskine, 179;
Matthew, 177; Sarah Mary Jane, 177.
Izaid, Charlotte, 66.
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Jackson, Elizabeth, 24; John, 24, 147; Rt Rey.
John, Bbhop of London, 118; Maria, 147; Mary
Louisa, 147.
Jacob, Rl Rev. Edsar, Bishop of St Albans, 146;
Edith, 151 ; Hennetta Sophia, 151 ; Henry, 175 ;
John Heniv, 151 ; Lacy Emmie, 175.
James, Hon^ Angela Mary, 167 ; Bernard Ramsden,
167 ; John Henry, 167 ; Joyce Mary, 76; Mary, 135 ;
Richard, 135.
effcock. Rev. John Thomas, 27, 28.
effereys, Isabella, 160; Richard Gunning, i6a
efferson, Anne, 159.
effreys, Jane Ang^a^ 85 ; Jolins, 85.
enkins. Rev. A&ired Azthnr, 175 ; Beatrice Maiv,
113; Rev. Charles James, 172; Edith Elizabeth,
172; George Henry Vaughan, 113; Johanna, 172;
Mary Rae, 113; Richard Lewis, 113.
{enour, Rev. Alfred, 86; Fanny Whinfield, 86.
ersey, George Bnssey, Earl of, I ; Frances, Counteis
of, I.
Jewitt, Enid Avice, 4; R. T. C, 4.
odrell, Cecilia Cator, 3; Eloise Fanny Harriet,
Countess of Cape St. Vincent, 3 ; Rev. Heniy, 3.
Johnson, Elia, 98; Henry, 98; Ven*>>« Henry Frank,
94; William Thomas, 145.
Johnston, Rev. Charles Smyth, 62 ; Edward John,
62; Henry Hamilton (afterwards Sir Harry), 134;
Hugh, 62 ; Louisa, 62.
Johnstone, Edward, 113; Mary Rae, 113.
ones, Ann, 51 ; Rev. Henry Prouse, 66 ; Herbert
Riversdale Mansel, 181 ; John, 51 ; John Winter,
88 ; Margaret PhylUs, 23 ; Mary Susannah, 88 ;
Rt. Rev. William Basil, Bishop of St David's, 13;
William, 23 ; William Saville, 23.
Josephi, Barchewitz von, 97 ; Marianne Amelia, 97 ;
Marie Paar von, 97.
Joyce, Rev. William Henry, 31.
K
Kay, Edward Ebenezer, 166; Hannah, 166;
James Phillips, 166; Joseph, 166; Marie, 154;
Robert, 166.
Kay-Shuttleworth, Hon^^" Angela Mary, 167 ; Blanche
Marion, Lady Shuttleworth, 166; Hon^ Catherine
Blanche, 167; Charles Ughtred, 168; Charlotte
Mary, 168; Hon"* Edward James, 167; Ethel
Clementina, 167 ; Helen Victoria, 167 ; Sir James
Phillips, Bt, 166; Dame Janet, 166; Janet
Elizabeth, 166; Janet Walcott, 168; Hon^
Lawrence Ughtred, 167; Lionel Edward, 168;
Hon** Nina Louisa, 167; Hon** Rachel
Beatrice, 167; Robert, 167, 168; Stewart
Marjoribanks, 168; Sir Ughtred James, Baron
Shuttleworth, 166.
Keane, Daniel, i.
Keble, Elizabeth, 128; Rev. Thomos, 128.
Keene, Arthur, 49 ; Marv Ann, 49.
Keighly, Anne, 159 ; Charles Gilbert, 161 ; Emma
Spicer, 159; Henry Peach, 159; James English,
159; Sarah Christiana, 159.
Keighly-Peach, Adela Sarah, 162; Algernon
Beresfoxd, 161 ; Beresford Frederick, 162 ;
Caroline Essex, 161 ; Cecil Vandeleur, 162 ;
Charles Lindsey, 160; Charles William, 160;
Edith Cressida, 162 ; Emily Kathleen, 160 ; Enid
Kathleen Jeifereys, 161; Fleetwood, 162; Florence
Jessie, 161; Henry, 160; Henry Peach, 160, 161;
Isabel Emma Maria, 160; Joan Alicia Florence,
161 ; Lucius Cary, 160, 161 ; Lucy Christiana, 161 ;
Lucy Isabella, 160, 161; Margaret Am^lie, 162;
Winifred, 162.
Kelk, Frances Sanders, 124; John, 124.
Kell, A. J., 191 ; Kathiyn Ccnrnelia, 191.
Kelly, Rev. Maitland, 14a
Kempe, Rev. John Edward, 9^
Kendall, Ann, 51 ; Elizabeth Ann, 51 ; John, 5i» 58
Margaret, 58; Philip Si '
Marearet, 58; Philip Stanislaus, 51.
Kenrick, Amy Marion, 62; Anne, 6^; Charles Jarvis
Matthew, 61, 63 ; Rev. Charles William Herbert,
61, 63; Constance, 63; Curteis, 61; Cyni
Cianmer Curteis, 62 ; Dorothy, 61 ; Elizabeth, 62 ;
Ethel Frances, 63; Evelvn Maiy, 63; Frances,
62 ; Frances Aiine, 01 ; George Edmund
Reginald, 62 ; Helen Clara Campden, 61 ; Rev.
Henry William Gordon, 125; Herbert William
Mascall, 61 ; Jane, 63 ; Rev. Jarvis, 61 ; Jarvis
Julian Mascall, 63; Louisa, 61, 62; Mabel, 63;
Maijorie Amy, 63 ; Maiy Catharine, 61 ; NeviUe
Cyril Evelyn, 62 ; Ruth Betty Mary, 61 ; Violet,
63 ; William, 61 ; William Mascall, 61 ; William
Robert Scawen, 63.
Kenyon, Elizabeth, 57.
Kerrill, Elizabeth, 12; Thomas, 12.
Kerry, Lady Augusta Lavinia Prisdlla, Coonteai
of, 109 ; William Thomas, Earl of, 109.
Kilmaine, John Cavendish, Baron, 6; Mary, Lady, 6.
Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh, Rt. Rev. Geoige de la
Poer Beresford, Bishop of, 72.
Kimberley, Earl of, j.
King, David, 151; Eliza, iji; Ven** Walker, 6x.
Kingsley, Rev. Charles, 166.
Kitcat, Kev. Henry James, 16.
Kitson, Geoi]rina, 194; Rev. ^ames BuUer, 194;
Rev. John Buller, 194.
Kittermaster, Rev. Frederick Wilson, 174 ; Rhoda,
174; Rhoda Constance Mary, 174.
Kittoe, Rev. Edward Hooper, 4.
Knight, Elizabeth, 47; Rev. Frederick William, 161;
George Thomas, 188; Heniv, 47 ; Hilare, Countess
Nelson, 188; Jane, 176; Jobn, 176.
KnoUys, Fredenck Robert, 193; Katheiine Elizabeth,
193 ; Laura Caroline, 193.
Kynaston, Rev. Walter Charles Edward, 137.
Lacey, Charlotte, 196.
Lacon, Annie Mamret, 131 ; Frederick Graham,
131 ; Ida Clementina, 131.
Lambton, Ethel Elizabeth Louisa, Countess of
Durham, 39; John Geoige, Earl of Duriuun, 39.
Lamotte, John Lagier, 44; Mary, 44.
Landon, Very Rev. Whittington, loi.
Lane, Hon** Agnes, 8; Rev. Charlton, 18; John
Newton, 8 ; Marv Isabel, Viscounteu Downe, 8 ;
Sidney Leveson, 8.
Lane-Fox, Mary, Ladj Conyers and Darcy de
Knayth, no; Sackville George, Baron Conyers
and Darcy de Knayth, no; Hon^ Violet Ida
Eveline, iia
L«3g, Rt Rev. Cosmo Gordon, Bishop of Stepney,
37; Rev. Dr., 91.
La^ord, Hercules Langfofd, Baron, 39; Louisa
Jane, Lady, 39.
Langton, Mary, 58 ; William, 58.
Lansdell, Henry, 48; Rev. Henry, 48, 50; Julia
Ann, 48; Mary Anne, 48.
Lansdowne, Henry, Marquess of, 109.
Larkine, Isabella, 127 ; John, 127 ; Rev. Lambert
Blackwell, 127.
Lascelles, Hon»" Edwin, 34.
Lavin, I>omimc, 12 c.
Laverty, Rev. Wallis Hay, 133.
Law, Hon^ Charles Ewan, 6 ; Constance Mary, 4 ;
Mary, 6 ; Hon^ MatUda, 4; William Algernon
Cajetan, 4; Rev. the Hon** William Towry, 4.
Leake, Frank Herbert, 4; Gladvs Mary, 4.
Lear, Eda Eleanor, 149; Ven** Francis, 149, 151 ;
Very Rev. Frauds, 149; Isabella Mary, 149.
Leathes, Rev. Stanley, 66.
Leoonfield, Geoige, naron, 74.
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Lee, Rev. Henry, 173^ Rey. John WoUen, 173;
Mabel Bfoagfatcm, 173 ; Mary Sophia, 173.
Leech, Rev. John Langton, 57.
LttK* Edith, 98 ; Muy Ann, 98 ; Rowland Thomaa
Gcoree, 98.
Leigh, Elizabeth, 13S; Ralph, 138.
Leigh-Clare, Jane Maria, 138; Lilian, 140; Octavtus
I^igh, 138, 140$ Reghudd Leigh, 14a
L'Es^uge, Edmund, 73; Grace, 73; Lady Henrietta
Siuan Bereaford, 73 ; Colonel Henry Peisley, 38,
73; Mary, 38.
Leveson-Gower, Lady Anne, 39; Granville, Marquess
of Stafford, 39.
Levi, William John, 78.
Lewis, Rev. David, 135 ; Elisabeth, 122 ; Elisabeth
Pratt, 113, 126; Samuel, 169; William, tas, 126.
Lewthwaite, William, 25.
Lickbarrow, Elisabeth, 57; Ellen, 57; Thomas, 57.
Liddell, Lady Elisabeth, 112; Henry Thomas, Earl
of Ravensworth, 112; Rev. the Hon^* Robert,
74, 191-
Udodi, Rev. the Hon^^ Robert, iia.
Lightbody, Alfred William, 92; Elisabeth, 92; Ethel
Petre Newport, 92; John, 92.
Lincoln, Daniel, 115; Sarah, 115.
Lindsay, Acheson Obins, 161 ; John, 161 ; Lucy
Christiana, 161 ; Mannette Elisabeth, 161.
Lindsey, Elisabeth, 29 ; Gertmde, 29 ; William, 29 ;
William Henry, 29.
Idsbume, Alice D* Alton, Countess of, 13; Ernest
Augustus Malet, Earl of, 13.
Little, Frederick Camden, 61 ; Helen Clara Campden,
61 ; Helen Ruth, 61 ; James Langfaton, 49 ; Mary
Ann, 49.
Littledale, Ada Julk, 53; Alfred, 54; Ann, 52;
Anne Maxy, 53; Annette Mary, 55; Annette
Nora Jane, 5^; Clara ^^let, 56; Clement St.
George Royds, 5<;; Edmund Harold, 56;
Edith, 54, 59; Edith Maud, 56; Ellen Maiy,
»; Ethel, 56; Henry, 52; Isaac, 52, 55;
John Bolton, 52, 5^, 50; Julia, 52, 59; Marian
Dorothy, 54; Marian Harriet, 54; Mary, 52,
Tohi
Doro
Ky, S^ay,' 56; Ronald Bolton, 56; Teresa
New -..-...—.
BoUon, 56; William Edmund'Royds, 56.
fewcomen Julia Everleig^, 55; Thomas, 52, $4,
; Thomas Alfred Royds, 52, 54, 55; Thomas
Llewellin, Franees Mary, 130; Margaret, 130;
William, 130.
LLoyd-Osweil, Arthur Edward, 104; Catherine,
104; Rev. Henry, 104; Mabel Frances, 104*
Lockwood, Sarah, 116.
Lomer, Albert, 100; Angelina, 100; Caroline
Rosalie Jane, loa
London, Rt. Rev. John Jackson, Bishop of, 118;
Rt. Rev. William Howley, Bishop of, i8a
Long, Rev. Frank, 146.
Longbottom, Sarah, 136; William, 136.
Lorimer, Elizabeth, 171; Emma Jane, 171; Thomas
Webster, 171.
Louch, Elizabeth, 119; John Frands, 119.
Lowe, Rev. Josiah Bateson, 87.
Lucas,' Henrietta 51 ; Tulia Augusta, 51 ; Henry
Owen, 51; Rev. Wil&am Henry, 193; William
John, 51.
Lukis, Frederick Corbin, 178; Louisa Elisabeth,
178.
Lumley, Aldred Frederick Geoi]^ Beresfbrd, Earl of
Scarbrough, 72, 75 ; Lady Algitha Frederica Mary,
72; Lady Anne Geoigina, 74; Hon^ Constance
Eleanor, 75; Lady Frances Charlotte Arabella,
73; Frederica Mary Adelisa, Countess of
Scarbrough, 72; Hon^ Frederick, 72$ Hon^
Harriet Anne, 72; Lady Henrietta Susan
Beresford, 73 ; Lady Ida Frances AnnabeUa, 73 ;
John, Earl of Scarbrough, 72; Lawrence Roger,
75; Lilian Mary Theodora, 75; Lady Lilian
Selina Elizabeth, 74; Lucy Cealia, Countess of
Scarbrough, 75 ; Lyulph Richard William Granby,
Viscount, 73; Lieut-Cotcmel die Hon^ Qsbert
Victor George Atheling, 75 ; Richard George, Earl
of Scarbrough, 37, 72, 73; Richard John, 75; Lady
Serena Mary Barbara, 75; SibeU Evelyn, 75;
Lady Sibell Mary, 74; se€ also Scarbrough
Lumley-Savile, Lady Anne Geoigina, 37 ; Charlotte
Mary, 72 ; Frederick, 37, 72.
Lundie, Rev. Robert Henry, 87.
Lungley, Mary, 92, 93; Zephaniah, 92, 93.
Lupton, Ann, 173; Ellen Frances Sarah, 173;
William Mansel, 173.
Lushington, Sir Henry, Bt., 193; Louisa, 193.
Lynch, Rev. John, 61.
Maas, Emily Louisa, 140; Jacob, 14a
Macandrew, Anne, 87 ; Catherine, 87 ; James, 87 ;
William Duncan, 87.
Macbean, Annie Caroline Ann, 149; Matthew
Fletcher, 149; William, 149.
Macclesfield, Thomas, Earl of, 109.
Macdonald, Janet, Q3 ; Colonel Robertson, J3.
MacDougall, David, 85; Katherine Gairdner, 85;
Rebecca, 85.
Macirone, Colonel Francis, 30 ; Giulia Isabella, 30 ;
Peter Augustus, 30; Francesco Filippo Ludovioo
Melchiore, 30.
Macleane, Rev. Arthur John, 151; Flora, 151.
Macnaghten, Hon*^ Edith Minnie, 46; Edward,
Baron, 46 ; Hon^ Edward Charles, 46 ; Frances
Arabella, Lady, 46 ; Hon^ Gwen Elca Violet, 46.
MacSorley, Rev. John James, 13a
Mac Vicar, Ada Julia, 53; Janet, 53; Rev. John
Gibson, 53 ; Symers Douglas Macdonald, 53.
Maddison, Rev. John George, 197 ; Sophia, 197.
Mainwaring, Frances Suiders, 124; Henrietta
Georgiana, 124; Henry George, 124; Colonel
Henry Germain, 124.
Maitland, Emma, 147 ; Florence Henrietta, 147 ;
Frederic William, 147 ; John Gorham, 147.
Majendie, Rt Rev. Henry William, Bishop of
Bangor, 149 ; Isabella Mary, 149.
Makn, Rev. Soknaon Ceesar, 95.
Malsbury, Joseph, 162 ; Mary Ann, 162.
Manchester, George, Duke of, 108.
Mann, James, Earl ComwalUs, 13; Julia, Countess
Comwallis, 13.
Manners, Lady Elizabeth Frederica, 72 ; John
Heniy, Duke of Rutland, 72.
Manners-Sutton, Most Rev. Charles, Archbishop of
Canterbury, 13; Mary, it.
Manser, Edward George, 48.
Maples, William, 124, 125.
Mapleton, Rev. Harvey Mallory, 169-171.
Mare, Marearet, 17; Matthew, 17.
Maijoribanks, David, Lord, 166; Janet, 166; Sir
John, Baronet, 166.
Markby, Rev. Edward, 99.
Markham, Catharine Frances Nannette, 34 ; Qements
Robert, 34; Rev. Canon David Frederick, 34, 35;
William, 34; Most Rev. William, Archbi^op of
York, 34; William Thomas, 34.
Marlborough, George, Duke of, 191.
Marona, I&v. Charles Antonio, 95.
Biarriott, Grace Pawley, 49; Joseph, 49; Joseph
Colyer, 48 ; Mary Ann, 49 ; WiUiam, 49 ; Rev.
William Smith, 62.
Marsh, Isaac, 170; Marv, 170.
Marsland, James, 33 ; Maria, 33.
Marten, Rev. William, loi ; Marian, loi.
Martin, Frances Arabella, 46; Sir Samuel, 46.
Martineanz, John Philip, 159.
Mascall, Frances Aime, 61 ; Martha, 61 ; Robert, 61.
Mason, Alfred Samuel, 176; Ann, 99; Anne
Elizabeth, 176 ; Eleanor, 176 ; Eliza Maude, 99 ;
George Simpson, 99; Robert, 87; Susan» 87.
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Master, Amj Charlotte Emily Hoskins, 83; Amy
Mozgan, 82 ; Arthur Bisset Streynsbam Hoskins,
82$ Charles Edward Hoskins, 8a, 84; Charles
Hoskins, 81, 82; Charles^ Le^ Hoskins, 81;
Edward Hoskins, 82; Ellice Margaret, 82; EUinor
Mary, 84; Emily, 82; Emily Hoskins, 82: Emald,
84 ; Ethel Helen, 84 ; Evelyn Audrey Hoskins,
84; Fitzroy, 84; George Strevnsham Hoskins, 84;
Gilbert Nathaniel HoJcins, 64; Herbert Francis
Hoskins, 83 ; Herbert Hoskins, 83 ; Jack Nelson
Streynsham Hoskins, 82 ; Katharine Emily Hoskins,
81 ; Legh Chichele Hoskins, 83 ; Legb Hoskins,
83 : Rev. Legh Hoskins, 81, 83 ; Lonisa, 81 ;
Louisa Henrietta Hoskins, 83 ; Louisa Hoskins,
81 ; Louise Clare, 84 ; Streynsham Hoskins, 83 ;
Rev. Streynsham, 81 ; Vera, 84.
Matcham, Catherine, 191 ; Elizabeth, 191 ; Geoige,
187, 191; Nelson, 187; Simon, 191.
Matson, Catherine Wishenden, 50 ; Elizabeth Kemp,
50; John, 50.
Matthews, Clara Jane, 132 ; Edward, 132 ; Elisabeth
Sarah, 132; Joseph, 132
Maude, Ven*>>« Charles Bulmer, 172.
Maughan, Rev. James Slade, 197 ; Jane Eliza
Frances, 197 ; Rev. Simpson Brown, 197 ; Sophy
Grace, 197.
Maughan-Ettrick, Marion Kate Elizabeth, 197;
Muriel Grace Ettrick, 197 ; Rev. Slade Ettrick,
197.
Mavrogordato, Emma, 79.
Mayhew, John, 115; Mary, ii^; Sarah, 115.
McCausland, Rev. Abraham HiUhouse, 194; Barbara
Martha, 194 ; Charles Menzies, 194 ; Emily
Frances, 194.
McCormidc, Margaret, 130; Michael, 130.
McEachem, Donald, 197; Ellen, 197.
McKnight, Rev. William Henry Edward, 190.
McLean, Allan, 23 ; Catherine Geoigiana, 23 ;
Katherine Louisa Varenne, 23.
McMurdo, Ann, 85 ; William, 85.
Meade-King, Herbert, 20.
Mellor, Benjamin, 93 ; Benjamin Dixon, 93 ; Louisa
Catherine, 93 ; Maty, 93.
Merriman, Clmrles Antony, 31 ; Rev. Charles Victor,
31 ; Emma Florence, 31 ; George Langshaw,
31-
Merton, Thomas Horatio, Viscount, 193.
Middleton, Sir Arthur Edward, Bt., 15; Ladv
Constance Harriet, 15 ; Ethel, 56 ; Rev. Frederick
Graeme, 157; Heniy, j6; Henry Nicholas, 15;
Selmira, 56 ; Susan Mana, 157 ; sge also Monck.
Milbank, Barbarina Sophia, 113; Sir Frederick
Acclom, Bt., 113; Mark William Vane, 113;
Sybella Augusta, 113.
Miles, Maria Catherine, 191 ; Sir William, Bt, 191.
Miller, Caroline Rosabelle, 47, <i ; Elizabeth, 51;
Francis Hugh, 47, 51 ; Rev. John Cale, 51.
Milner, Dame Adeline Gertruae Denison, 37; Lady
Anne Georgina, 37, 74 ; Caroline Agnes, Dowager
Duchess of Montrose, 40; Caroline Elizabeth Mary,
36 ; Catharine Frances Nanette, 34 ; Charlotte
Catherine, 35 ; Charlotte Henrietta, 38 ; Dame
Diana, 34 ; Doreen Maud, 37 ; Dudley Frauds,
38; Edith Harriet, 35; Edward, 39; Edward
Carolus, 38; Emily Constance Frederica, 40; Ethel
Elizabeth Louisa, 39 ; Eveline Selina, 35 ; Evelyn
Augusta, 39; Fanny Frederica Sophu, 36; Sir
Fr^eridc George, Bt., 36, 37, 74; Geor^ Francis,
40; Georgina Selina Septima, 36; Granville Henry,
37* ?8, 74 ; Dame Hamet Elizabeth, 34, 74; Harriet
Emily Mary, 35 ; Henry Beilby William, 34, 38 ;
Laura Emma, 39 ; Louisa IKana, 37 ; Marcus
Henry, 40; Mary Emmeline Laura, 37; Selina, 34;
Selina Catherine Diana, 34 ; Violet Helen, 37 ;
William Frederick Victor Mordaunt, 37 ; Sir
William Mordaunt, Bt, 34, 36; Sir William
Mordaunt Edward, Bt, 37, 74; Sir William
Mordaunt Sturl, Bt, 34, 74.
Minster, Anne, 187$ Edward* 187.
Mirehouse, Agoei^ 152; Elizabeth, 152; John, 15a.
Mitchell, Henry, 44; Mary Brodrick, 44.
Moberley, Rt Rev. Geoige, Bishop of Salisbuy,
Motyneuz, Ann, 52; Anthony, 53; Maiy, 53; Maiy
Anne, 53; Thomas, 52, 53.
Monck, Charles Atticus, 15; Sir Charles Billet
Lambert, Bt, 15; Lanra, 15; m» dA# Middleton.
Moncrdffe, Geoigina Elizabeth, 8) Sir Thomas,
Bt, 8.
Money, Rev. Walter Baptiat, 32.
Monk, Rt Rev. James Henry, Bishop of Glonocster
and Bristol, 44.
Monkfaouse, Maiy Elizabeth, 102; Thomas, t02.
Montagu, Lady Caroline Maria, 108 1 Geoige, Duke
of, 108.
Montgomery, Lady Amelia Elizabeth, 109; Lady
Charlotte Elizabeth, 109 ; Sir Henry Conyngham,
Bt, 4 ; Hc^h, 109 ; Major-Geneml Hugh Pkrker,
109; Matil<&, 4; William, 109.
Montrose, Caroline Agnes, Duchess of, 40 ; Caroline
Maria, Duchess of, 108 ; Douglas Beresiord Malise
Ronald, Duke of, 40; James, Doke 0^ 40,
108.
Moore, Francis Robertson, 197 ; Rev, Geoige,
197.
Morav, Ross and Caithness, Rt Rev. Robert £den«
Bisnop of, 148, 166.
Moreton, Florence UQian, 40; Hemy Geoige
Frances, Earl of Dude, 40 ; Captahi the Hon^
Reynolds, R.N., 40.
Morg^, Alexander Braithwaite, 82; Bertha Christina,
23; Charles, 23; Charlotte Elizabeth, 82;
Elizabeth, 29; Henry, 29; Jessy Haroonrt, 23.
Momington, William, Earl of, 2.
Morris, Frances, 28; John Massey, 28; Richard 38;
Rev. Canon Rupert Hugh, 74; Thomas MyddleCon,
49t SO"
Mortlock, Rev. Edward, 23.
Mowatt, Francis, 135, 136; Sarah, 135, 136.
Moxon, Maiy Ann, 131 ; Sanrad, 131.
Mullineux, Ueoige, 99 ; Harriet, 99.
Mnncaster, Joeslyn Frands, Baron, 73.
Mundy, Rev. Matthew, 45.
Munster, Geoige, Eari of, 1C9.
Murray, Catherine, 104 ; Charles, 104 ; Rev. Canon
Frederick William, 50 ; Rt Rev. Geoige, Blafaop
of Rochester, 181 ; William, 61.
Musgrave, Most Rev. Thomas, Archbishop of York,
37 ; Rev. Vernon, 45 ; Rev. Canon Vernon, 146.
Myers, Charles, 59.
Mytton, Thomas, 77, 8a
N
Napier, Admiral Sir Charles, 3; Eloise Fanny
Harriet, Countess of Cap« St Vmcent, 3.
Napleton, Margaret Beatrice, 102; Rev. Timothy,
102.
Nash, Rev. Fredeiidc Gi£R)id, 91; Martha, 91;
Sarah Dixon, 91 ; Thomas, 91 ; Thomas
Frederick, 91 ; Thomas Giffbrd, 90.
Neeson, Horace, 155, 158; Marianne, 155, 158.
Nelson, Albert Frands Joseph Horatio, 194 ; Hon'^
Albert Horatio, 194; Alice, 194; Lady Alice Mary
Diana, 190; Anna Geraldine Kitson, 194; Anne,
190 ; Caroline, 192 ; Catherine, 82, 186, 191 ;
Oitherine Mary, 99; Charles Bunard, 194;
Hon^ Charles Horatio, 193; Charles Sebastian
Horatio, 194; Lady Charlotte Mary, Duchess of
Bronte, 188; Lady Constance Jane, 190; I^y
Edith, 191; Edith Mary Josephine, 194; Edmund,
186, 190; Rev. Edmund, 186; Hon^ Edward
Agar Horatio, 194; Rev. the Hon^ Edward
Foyle, 193; Rev. Edward John, 193, 194;
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ElixA Blanche, Viacovntiess TVa&Igur, 192;
EUabeth Anne, 192 ; Horf^ Ellen, 193 ; Ellice
Margaret, 82; Hon^^^ Emily, 193 ; Emily Frances,
194; Lady Fiances Catharine, 192; Fhmoes
Elizabeth, Countess, 187, 190; Frances Herbert,
ViscoimtesB, 189; George, 190; George Joseph
Horatio, 194; Hon*>** Genddine, 194; Geraldine
Mary Diana, 194; Harriet, 99; Hon*''* Henry, 193;
Henry Edward Joseph Horatio, 194; Henry Elfis
Hay, 82; Herbert Horatio, Viscount TnUblgar,
I92> 193 i Hilare, Countess, 188 ; Horatio, 186 ;
Horatio, Earl, 187, 190, 193; Horatio, Viscount
Trafidgar, 188; Vice- Admiral Horatio, Viscount,
Duke of Bront^, 186-189; Horatio Spencer, 191;
Horatio William, 194 ; John Charles Horatio, 194 ;
John Eyre, 191 ; Rev. the Hon^* John Horatio, 187,
190-192; Katherine Elizabeth, 193; Kathiyn
Cornelia, 191 ; Mary, 186 ; Marv Jane Diana,
Countess, 190 ; Lady Mary Kathenne, 192 ; Mary
Winefride, 194 ; Maud Mary, 193 ; Maurice, 186 ;
Hon*^ Maurice, 187; Maurice Henry Horatio,
193; Rear- Admiral Maurice Horatio, 193;
Robert, 99 ; Sarah, Countess, 188 ; Rev. Suckling,
19Q ; Hon^ Susan, 191 ; Lady Susanna, 192 ;
Susannah, 187 ; Thomas, Earl, 187, 190 ; Thomas
Horatio, Viscount Merton, 193 ; Rev. William,
186; Rev. William, Earl, and Duke of Bronte,
187-189.
Nevile, Anne Elizabeth, 36 ; Rev. Christopher, 36.
Neville, Frederick, 48.
Newcomb, Edith Fanny, 99; Ellen, 99; Samuel
Walter, 97, 99 ; William Horatio Needham, 99.
Nevenham, Rev. William Thomas, 54, 59.
Newnes, Emma Matilda, 131 ; Henry, 13T.
Newport, Ann Hoblyn, 90; Christof^r, 90; Emily
Mary, 9a
Nicholl, Frederick Ilfid, 12.
Nicholls, Joshua James, 137 ; Juliet Mary Barbara,
137 ; A^aria Bramley Heam, 137.
Nicnolson, Henry, 88 ; Mary Susaimah, 88 ; Maude
Evelyn, 88; William Glaister, 88.
Nickliiif Hannah, 169; Phoebe, 170; Samuel, 169,
170.
Nisbet, Frances Herbert, 189; Josiah, 189; Captain
Josiah, R.N., 189.
Norman, Rev. Frederick, 72 ; George, 20.
Normanton, Diana, Countess of, 190; Welbore Ellis,
Earl of, 190.
North, Francis Frederick, 166; Frederick, 166;
Janet, 166.
Northumberland, George, Duke of, 13.
Norwich, Rt. Rev. Jolm Thomas Pelham, Bishop of,
118.
Novosielski, Elizabeth, 195 ; Peter Frands, 195.
Nunn, Philip, 17; Rose, 17.
(^Flaherty, Amelia, 62 ; Amy Marion, 62 ; George,
62.
Olgivie, Rev. Canon George, 175.
Ohver, Rev. William Elliott, 100.
Ommanney, Rev. Edward Alslabie, 144; Frances
Georgiana, 150; Sir Francis Molyneux, 150.
Orde-Powlett, Algitha Frederica Mary, Lady Bolton,
72 ; William Thomas, Baron Bolton, 72.
Ormerod, Charles Edward, i.
Ossington, John Evelyn, Viscount, 16.
OsweU, Rev. William Henry, I04«
Otaey, Rev. Edward Bickezsteth, 148.
Owen, David Henry, 22 ; Eleanor Constance, 22 ;
Emily, 22.
Ozenden, Rev. Charles, 62.
Oxford, Rt. Rev. the Hon'*'* Richard Bagot, Bishop
of, I ; Rt Rev. Samuel WDberforce, Bishop of,
150.
Page-Roberts, Rev. William, 45.
Palmer, Elizabeth, 171; Henry, 171.
Par^eter, Catherine Geoi^giana, 23 ; Hanbniy, 23.
Parish, Blanche Marion, 166; Dame Lomsa Ann,
166 ; Rev. William Douglas, 166 ; Sir Woodbine,
166.
Park, Alice Elizabeth, 148; Emma, 148; James
Allan, 148 ; Rev. James Allan, 148; Justice James
Allan, 148 ; William Atherton, 148.
Parker, Lady Amelia Elizabeth, 109; Charles
Georee, 181 ; Isabella, 181 ; John, 35 ; Ixraisa
Caroline, 181 ; Thomas, Earl of Macde^eld, 109.
Parkinson, Emma Rook, 133; James, 133.
Pamell, Frances Ann, 50; Rev. Frank, 81-84;
Horatio, 50.
Paroissien, Rev. George, 122.
Paton, Ellen, 2; Ethel, 2; Major-Generai George, 2;
John, 2; Nancie, 2.
Pattle, James, 147; Maria, 147.
Pawley, Grace, 48; Henry, 48; Mary, 48.
Payne, Barbara Martha, 194.
Peacey, Rev. Prebendary, 149.
Peach, Lucy Isabella, 159; Samuel, 159; Sarah
Christiana, 159.
Pearse, Brice, 7 ; Chariotte Aime Phflippina, 7 ;
Harriet Georgina, 7.
Pearson, Rev. Henry Daniel, 96.
Pelham, Rev. John Barrington, 19; Rl Rev. John
Thomas, Bishop of Norwich, 118.
Pemberton, Aime, 159; Harvey, 28; Sarah, 26;
Thomas, 26.
Pembroke, George Augustus, Earl of, 19a
Pennefather, Rev. Canon Someret Edward, 40, 55.
Pennington, Josslyn Francis, Baron Muncaster, 73.
Penrice, Foster, 50; Mary Ann, 50; William, 5a
Pepper, James, 78 ; Mary Ann Eliza, 78.
Per^, George, Duke of Northumberland, 13;
Gertrude, 13 ; Rt. Rev. the Hon^ Hugh, Bishop of
Carlisle, 13; Hon*>»« Mary, 13.
Peren, Charlotte Elizabeth, 119; Elizabeth, 119;
William Burchall, 119.
Perkins, Matilda, I ; Henry, i ; Oswald, I.
Peter, Ann Hoblyn, 90; Rev. Edward, 9a
Pettiward, Lady Frances Catharine, 192; Robert
John, 192; Roger, 192.
Petty, Ellen, 193; George W., 193,
Philips, Rev. James Henry Alexander, 32.
Philbps, Hannah, 166; James, 166.
Pickers^l-Cunliife, Charles, 84; Evelyn Audrey
Hoskins, 84; Harry, 84; Helen Hutton, 84; John
Cunliife, 84.
Pickford, Georgiana, 55; Mary, 55; Thomas Edward,
55; William, 55.
Pido
dcock. Rev. Benjamin, 26.
Pilcher, Charles, 95; Eliza, 95.
Pinhom, Rev. George, loi.
Pinker, Frances Wickstead, 32.
Pirougs, Tean Etienne, 125 ; Marie Cedlie, 125.
Fitter, Elizabeth Catherine, 54; John Rhodes, 54.
Pleydell-Bouverie, Rev. the Hon^ Bertrand, 190,
192 ; Lady Constance Jane, 190 ; Jacob, Eari of
Radnor, 190; Mary Augusta Frederica, Countess
of Radnor, 190.
Plomlev, Elisabeth Mary, 95 ; Hannah, 95 ; James
Foulis, 95 ; John, 95.
Plymouth, Other Hickman, Earl of, 12; Sarah,
Countess of, 12; Other Archer, Earl o^ 12; Mary,
Countess of, 12.
Pole-Gell, Henry Chandos, 2.
Pollock, Arthur Julius, 45.
Ponsonby, Lady Augustus Lavinia Priscilla, 109;
John William, Earl of Bessborough, 109; Rev.
Walter William Brabazon, Earl of Bessborough,
109, 118, 119.
Poore, Sir Edward, Bt., 166.
Pope, Ellinor Mary, 84; William Agnew, 84.
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Porter, Rev. Conoly Thomas, 98.
Portland, William, Duke of, 34.
Powell, Edith Mimue, 46 ; Edmimd, 61 ; Katherine,
61 ; Maiy, 64; Michad, 6a; Thomaa, 46.
Powis, Edward, Earl of, 108; Edward James, Earl
of, 108, 112; George Charles, Earl oi, no; Geoiee
Henry Arthur, Earl of, 108; Henrietta Antonia,
Countess of, 108 ; Henry Arthur Herbert, J^ffl of,
108 ; Lucy, COuntess of, 108; Violet Ida Eveline,
Countess of, no; sss abo Herbert
Poyntz, Rev. Newdigate, 104.
Pratt, Eliabeth, laa; Nicholas, 122.
Prentice, Catherine, 92; Deborah, 90; Manning, 93;
Mary, 92, 93; Susanna, 93; Thomas, 92, 93;
Thomas Lungley, 92.
Preston, Rev. George Herbert, 63; Rev. Percy
Herbert, 23.
Pretyman, Elizabeth Felgate, 19 ; John, 19.
Price, Rev. George Frederic, 112.
Prince, Rev. Henry Rhodes, 75.
Probyn, Alice D* Alton, 13; Edmund, 13; Helen
Elizabeth, 172; William Henry, 172.
Probyn- Williams, Emily, 172; Robert James, 172.
Procter, Rev. Canon Charles Tickell, 86, 87;
Frederick Townsend, 8a
Piyor, Rev. John Eade, 97.
Purcell, Geoige, 91 ; Mary, 91.
Purkis, Henry Wakeham, 8a
Pumell, John, 121 ; Sarah, 121.
Pyle, Joyce, 189.
I^ne, Rev. William, 81.
Qnartano del Strefi, Baron, 134; Marie Ther^se, 134.
Radnor, Jaeob, Earl of, 190; Maiy Augusta
Frederica, Countess of, 19a
Ratoisey, James, 54.
Rankin, Rev. John, 18.
Raphoe, Rt. Rev. Philip Twysden, Bishop oi; i.
Ravenscroft, George, 35 ; Louisa Constantia, 35.
Ravensworth, Henry Thomas, Earl of, 112.
Rawson, Thomas, 57.
Raymond, Rev. Charles Andrewes, 17^
Raymond-Stallard-Penoyre, Rev. William Frands,
ReecT':
173; Ann Fanny Elia, 173.
sea, Nicholas Comer, 197.
Rendel, Ellen Sophy, Lady, 103; Hon*>*« Gtace
Daphne, 103; Stuart, Baron, 103.
Rendlesham, Peter Isaac, Baron, X15.
Richards, Rev. William Upton, 152.
Richardson, Ann, 67; Elizabeth, 92; Franoes, 92;
Geoige Goodluck, 08; John, 92; Marian, 98;
Thomas, 67, 92; William Ridley, 92.
Ricketts, Ernest Bengoogh, 81; Katharine Emily
Hoskins, 81.
Ridddl, Henry, 34.
Ridpeway, Rt. Rev. Frederick Edward, Bishop of
Mnsinffton, 119.
Ridley, Aileen Margaret Newport, 91 ; Ann, 89, 90 ;
Catherine, 92; Catherine Muriel, 93; Qiarles
Ernest, 89-9^; Christopher Mellor, 93; Dorothy
Jane, 90; Edith, 94; Eliabeth, 92; Ellen, 94;
Emily Florence Newport, 89; Emily Maiy, 90;
Ethel Petre Newport, 92 ; Frances Mabel Newport,
92 ; Gerald Lorimer Newport, 91 ; Gerald Vernon
Newport, 91 ; Harriet, 93 ; Helen Gertrude, 94 ;
Helen Margeiy, 93 ; Heniy Maitland, 91 ; Herbert
LesUe, 93 ; Isabella, 91 ; John, 89-92, 94; Laura,
( 15 ; Louisa Catherine, 93 ; Lydia, 90 ; Mabel
Ptoker, 91 ; Maria, 89 ; Mary Lydia, 90 ; Sir
Matthew White, Bt., 15$ Raymond Nicholas, 91 ;
Saiah Diion, 91 ; Smanna, 93; Thontt Dixon.
89^1, 93; Thomas Herbert^ 89, 91; Walter
Lancelot, 03; Walter, 91, 93; ^^nified Maiy, 931
William, 89 ; Rev. William, 01 ; William Percy
Newport, 90; William Wells^ 89^ 9a
Rimmer, Emma, 96; Hug^, 96.
Ringler, Frederic, 150; Johanna, 15a
Ripon, Rt Rev. Robert Bickenileth, Bishop of,
"3.
Ritchie, Angttsta Charlotte, 150; ^^lliam, 150.
Rivington, Alice, 18; Jane, 18; William, 18.
Roberts, Dr., 147; Jane, 138; Mary, 147; Rev.
Ree^iald, 173; Sarah, 138; Wdfiam Henry,
Robortson, Ada Julia, 53; William [afterwards
Maodonald], 53; William David Alexander, 53.
Robins, Rev. Geoige Augustus, 74.
Robinson, Admiral Charles Gepps, 36; Geoigina,
Julia, 116; Julia Isabella, 36; William Robinson,
195-
Roche, Charles Bennett, 28; Charlotte Ryley, 281
Clanoe Sophia, 28.
Rochester, Rt. Rev. Edward Stuart Talbot. Bishop
ot 119, 136; Rt Rev. Geoige Murray, Bishop of,
181.
de Romestin, Rev. Heniy, 167.
Rope, Charles, 117, 120; Edward, 117; Emma
£lizabeth, 117; Hannah, 117; Mary Emma, 117 1
Richard, 117; Walter Henry, 117, 12a
Roper, Ann, 100; Edith Hamilton, 100 ; Edwasd,
loa
Round, Catherine, 180; Constantia Catherine Anne,
182; Edmund, zSo^ 181; Eliza Maiy, 182;
Frederic Peel, 180, 181; John, 180; John
Horace, 180, 181 ; Laara» 180 ; Lauim Constance,
181 ; Louisa Caroline, 181 ; Susan Constantia, 180;
Violet Grace, 181 ; William, i8a
Rouse, Arthur John, 117; John William, 117.
Rowdiffe, Charles, 45 ; Emma Mary, 45 ; Henry,
Rowe, Rev. Georme, 4.
Rowley, Evelyn Augusta, 39; Hercules Langfoid«
Baron Langford, 39 ; O)lonel the Hon^ Hmules
Langford £>yle, 39 ; Hon^ Louisa Jane, 39.
Rovds, Rev. Alfred littledale, 53 ; Anne Maiy, 53 ;
Dame Annette Nora Jane, 53 ; Clement, 52, 5a,
59 ; Sir Clement Molyneux, 53 ; Rev. ^wsyra,
52-54. 595 Jsne, 52; Julia, 52, 59; Biaiy, $3 J
Mary Anne, 53; William Edward, 53.
Royle, Rev. Vernon, 59.
Rushworth, Elizabeth, 67; Helen, 67; Robert,
67.
Russell, Harriet Elizabeth, loi ; Harriet Fiances,
loi ; Genersl Lechmere Coore, loi.
Russom, Catherine Augusta, 65 ; John, 65 ; Susan,
Rutland, John Henry, Duke of, 72.
Ryder, Rev. Canon Arthur Gore, 179.
Ryerse, Amelia, 55; Samuel, 55.
Sackville, Arabella Diana. Duchess of Dorset, 12 1
John Frederick, Duke of Dorset, 12 ; Lady Maiy,
12.
St Albans, Rt Rev. Edgar Jacob, Bishop of, 146.
St Aufayn, Rev. Edmund, 16; Hon^ Eleanor
Qementina, 16; Elizabeth Clementina, Lady
St Levan, 16 ; John, Baron St Levan, 16.
St David's, Rt. Rev. WiUiam Basil Jones, Bishop of,
St John, Hon^ Elisabeth Louisa, i ; John,
Viscount, I.
St Kerry, Amelia, 62; Henry Sayers, 62.
St. Leger, Colonel John, 3.
St Levan, Elizabeth Qementina, Lady, 16; John,
Baron, 16.
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St Qaintin, Hoo^ Muy Etoanor Franoet, 6;
Louisa, 6 ; Thomas, 6 ; Colonel Thomas AsleU, 6.
Salisbury, Rt. Rev. Edward Denisotii Bishop of,
149 ; Rt Rev. George Moberley, Bhibop tli, 151 ;
Rt Rev. John Fisher, Bishop of, 15a, 190.
Salosbuiy, Rev. Angnstas Pemberton, 113.
Samson, Hannah James, 21 ; Hannah Wood, 21 ;
Thomas, 21.
Sandeman, George Glas, 83 $ Helen Jane, 8^
Sanderson, Alice, 59; Qara Frances Elise, 130,
134; Dorothy Benson, 134; Edith Mabel, 59;
Rev. Edward, 59 ; Edward Fisher, 19 ; John, 59 ;
Lancelot, <9; Mary, 19; Richard Bromiley, 134;
Ridiard Withington Bromiley, 130, 134.
Sandys, Rev. Samuel, 179.
Sarle, Allen, 195; Allen Lanyon, 195; Elizabeth
Ann, 195.
Sarria, Santiago, 56; Selmira, j6.
Saunders, Thomas Christopher William, 176.
Sourbrough, Aldred Frederick George Beresford, Earl
of> 72, 75; Frederica Mary Adeliza, Countess of,
72; John, Earl o^ 72; Lucy Cecalia, Countess
of, 75; Richard George, Earl of, 37, 72, 735
see alsp Lumley.
Scarlett, Rev. Edward, 5a
Schrdber, Jnban, 84 { Louise Clare, 84.
Soobell, Rev. John Frederick, 155.
Scott, Henry, 2; Mary Isabella, 2; Teresa Newcomen
Julia Everleigh, 55; Rev. Thomas James, 124;
William John, 55.
Scriven, Ven*^ Austin, loa.
Seabrook, Ann, 123; John, 123.
Scale, Dame Emfly, 162 ; Sir Henry Paul, Bt, 162 ;
Margaret Am^Ue, 162.
Searle, James, 91 ; Martha, 91.
Selby-Lowdes, Rev. Charles WiUkm, i6a; Lucy,
iw>; Lucy Isabella, 160 ; William, i6a
Selmes, Caroline Louisa Lacey, 95; Charles, 95;
Eliia, 95; Elisabeth, 98; James, 95, 98.
Selwjm, Rt Rev. George Augustus, Bishop of New
Zealand, ill.
Senneck, Anne Catherine, 18} EUaa Lesage, 18;
Rev. Henry, 18; Stephen, 18.
Ser}eantson, Eliabeth, 27 ; Rev. James Jordan, 27 ;
John, 35 ; Mildred Mary, 27.
Seward, Dorothy, 61 ; William, 61.
Seymour, Rev. Charles Frederidc, 179; CharloUe
IsabelU, 179; Rev. Edward James, 28; John
Richmond, 179.
Shairp, Captain, 94 ; Harriet, 94.
Shand, Wuliam Walcott, 59.
Sharpe, Elizabeth Mary, 97; Emma Molesworth, 97;
Rev. Thomas Henry, 97 ; William Henry, 97.
Shaw, Lady Mary Katherine, 192 ; Richard Francis,
192.
Shaw-Kennedy, Frederick David Chsurles, 181, 182 ;
John, 181 ; Violet Grace, 181.
Shears, Rebecca, 122.
Shelford, Rev. Leonard Edmund, 97.
Shei^erd, Mary, 66; William, 66.
Sherbom, Ada Mary, 66 ; Annie, 66 ; Charles, 68
Charles Davies, 66, 68; Charles William, 67
Charlotte, 66 ; Cecil Obert, 68 ; Edwin John, 68
Geoffrey Robert, 67; Hannah Simpson, 67
Helen, 67 ; Henry, 66, 67 ; loan Ada, 67 ; Leslie
Rupert, 66; Maria, 66; ^laiv, 66-68; Mary
Elizabeth, 67 ; Mary Hannah, 66 ; Percie Coates,
66; Richard Aubrey, 68; Ronald Thome, 66;
Sarah, 66; Sidney Newton, 67; William, 66.
Sherwen, Rev. Wiluam Sherwen, 99.
Shutte, Rev. Albert Shadwell, 135-138.
Shuttleworth, Anne, 166; Blanche Marion, Lady, 166;
Janet, 166; Robert, i6iS; Sir Ughtred James, Baron,
166.
Simpson, Rev. Dr., 47.
Skinner, George, 196.
Smart, Caroline Louisa Lacey, 95 ; William Wake,
95.
Smith, Anne, loi ; Charlotte, 6t; Hcniy, 125 ; Rev.
Henry Gibson, 60; Horatio (Horace), 180; Hugh,
76; Hush Graliam, 76; James, 76, 170; Laura, 180;
Louisa Margaretta, 78 ; Martha, 125 ; Mary, 19 ;
Mary Ann, 76 ; Rev. Percy, 19 ; PrisdlU
Elizabeth, 170; Rev. Richard, 35; General
Rob, 63; Robert Edward, 78; Rose Augusta
Frances, 76; Sophia, 180; Sophia Matilda, 125;
Colonel Thomas, loi ; Rev. Thomas Tunstall, 64;
WUliam, 76.
Smith-Herries, Rev. Somers, 27.
Smith-Rewse, Ethel Helen Annie, 156; Henry
Stinton, i^; Julia Grieve, ij6.
Snmh, Hon^ Catherine Ahce, 44, 45 ; Dame
Fann^ Alice Hayes, 44; Grice Blakeney, 44;
Hamet Rowan, 137; John, 137; Lieut -General
Sir John Rowlano, 44, 45 ; Mary Brodrick, 44 ;
Penelope Mary Gertrude, 44, 45.
Snell, Bertram Gordon, 3; Colond F. W., 3;
Izobel, 3 ; Ysolde Cicely, 3.
Snoad, Ephraim Hemmings, 98 ; Mary Ann, 98.
Snodgrass, Rev. Frederic Evelyn Sturt, 98.
Solomon, Elizabeth Sarah, 132; Joseph Haynes, 132.
Sonrell, Esther, 169.
South, Cooper, 118; Gertrude, 118; John, 118;
John Arthur, 118; Sarah, 118.
Southwell, Charlotte Mary, 72 ; Robert Henry, 72 ;
Hon*^ Robert Henry, 72; Thomas George,
Viscount, 72.
Spedding, Amelia, 154 ; Arthur Brownrigg Deey,
155; Benjamin Henry, 158; Caroline Delitia, 157;
Qiarles Rodney, 158; Charles William, 154;
Demoiver, 153; Eileen Delitia Wolfe, 157;
Ellen Maud, 154; Ethel Helen Annie, 156;
Ethel May, 155; Florence Mary, 154, 156;
Geoffirey Vallange, 156; Helen Mary Deey,
156; Henry, 153; Jane, 153; John Brownrigg,
156; John Carlisle Deey, 153, 157; Laurence
Brownrigg, 154; Lydia, 153; Marion Frances,
156; M^, 155; Osyth Maijorie Deey, 156;
Rachel, 158; Robert Brownrigg, 156; Robert
Deey, 155; Rose Mary, 156; Samuel Warren,
157 ; Rev. Trevor Wolfe Deey, 156 ; Vera, 154 ;
Wilhelmina Charlotta, 153 ; Wilhelmina Eli^ibeth,
153; Rev. William, 153, 158; WUliam Alexander,
154; William Robert Henry, 154.
Spencer, Rev. Albert, 100.
Spencer -Churchill, Lord Charles, 191 ; Lady
Etheldreda Catherine, 191 ; George, Duke o(
Marlborough, 191 ; Hon^ Susan, 191.
Spooner, Rev. Canon George Hardwicke, 59, 60;
Rev. William Archibald, 149.
Spreekleson, Elizabeth, 121 ; Peter, 121.
Spurrell, Helen, 122; James, 122 ; Rev. James, 121,
122, 125; Rebecca, 122.
Stack, Agnes, iq; Edward, 15.
Stafford, Granville, Marouess of, 39.
Stainforth, Rev. Francis John, 76, 80.
Stanford, Anna Sophia, 117; Arthur Henry, 117;
Charles Maurice, 117, 119; Elizabeth, 119;
Frederick, 117; John, 117, 119; John Edwards,
117; Maiy, 117; Stanley Frederick, 117.
Start, Charles William, 20; Emily Margaret, 20;
Emma, 20; John, 2a
Statham, Rev. Francis Flreeman, 118.
Steedman, John, 118; Leah, 118; Sarah, 118.
Steel, Thomas. 197.
Steele, Edward, 176.
Steell, Margaret, 177; Robert, 177.
Stei^en, Rev. Reginald, 98.
Stepney, Rt. Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang, Bishop of,
37.
Stevens, Hannah, 95; Rev. Henry, 176.
Stevenson, Clara Violet, 56 ; Louisa Katherine, 56 ;
William, 56.
Stewart, Elizabeth, 195 ; Rev. Harry William, 174 ;
Major-General James, 45 ; Jane, 45 ; Rev. Canon
John, 53; Rev. Robert, 98; William John, 195.
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Stodc* Duiiel, 70.
StockenstrOm, Sir Andries, Bt, 175; EUaOieth Mark
Henrietta, 175.
Stone, Blaiv, 95.
Stopford, James George, Earl of Coartown, 14$ ;
Marv Cordelia, 145; XTice-Admiral the Hon"*
Sir Montana, 145.
Stom, Rey. John, 146, i6a
Story, Amelia Caroline, 182; Constantia Catherine
Ann, 182; Vice- Admiral Henry Alexander, 182;
Philip Laycock, 182.
Straker, Gwendoline Cecilia EUxabeth, 152 ; Robert
George, 152.
Strickland, Dame Anne Elizabeth, 36 ; Shr Charles
William, Bt, 36; Georgina Selina Septima, 36.
Stringer, Grace, 48.
Stnart, Charles, 3; Hon** Dudley Contts, 45; Emify
Frances, ^5 ; Lord George, 45 ; Lady Jane, 45 ;
John Win£or, 4c: Sophia Elizabeth, 3.
Sturt, Diana, 34; Humpnrey, 34.
Suart, George, 77 ; Harriet. 77 ; Mary, 77.
Suckling, Anne, 186; Catherine, 186; Rev. Heniy
Edwud, 5; Captain Maurice, R.N., 186, 189;
Rev. Maurice, 106.
Sutherland, George Granville, Duke of, 74.
Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Lady Constance Gertrude
Sutherland, 74; George Granville, Duke of
Sutherland, 74.
Sutton, Edmund, 28; Elizabeth Wilhehnina, 18;
Francis, 18; Joseph, 129; Mary, 129.
Swainson, Rev. Albert Jobn^ ivx
Swan, Lieut. -Colonel Francis Laidley, 32; Assistant-
Commissaiy General Frederick George, 32 ; Isabel
Bithvnia, 32 ; Deputy-Commissary-G^enl Thomas
Sanders, 32.
Sydenham, John, 29; Theodore, 29; Theodosia
Whichcote, 20.
Sykes, Elizabeth Beatrice, no; Dame Mary Anne,
no; SirTatton, Bt, iia
Sjrmonds, Anna Maria, 95 ; John, 95 ; Mary, 95.
Symons, George, 154; Harriet, 154.
Talbot, Rt Rev. Edward Stuart, Bishop of
Rochester, 119, 136; James, 74; Margaret
Matilda, 74.
Talboys, Mary Taylor, 78; Thomas, 78.
Tanner, Edward, 79; Elizabeth Mary Ann, 79;
Harriet Emma Mary, 79; John, 79.
Tattenshall, Rev. Thomas, 26.
Taylor, Claudia Helen, 138; Helen Wilson, 138;
William, 138.
Teesdale, Rev. Canon Frederick Dobree, 148.
Temple • Nugent • Bry(k;es - Chandos • Grenville, Alice
Anne, Duchess oT Buckingluun and Chandos,
14 ; Richard Plantagenet Campbell, Duke of
Buckingham and Chandos, 14.
Templer, Francisjames, 5; Katherine Marjr, 5.
Tenterden, Sir Charles, fiaron, 44, 45 ; Sir Qiarles
Stuart Aubrey, Baron, 44, 45; Charles Stuart
Henry, Baron, 46; Elfrida, Ladyt 46; Emma
Mary, Lady, 45; John Henry, Baron, 44, 4?;
Mary, Lady, 44; Penelope Mary Gertrude, La^,
44, 45 ; su also Abbott
Thellusson, Peter Isaac, Baron Rendlesham, iic.
Thomas, Rev. David Thomas, 32 ; David WiUiam,
32; Elizabeth, 32; Rev. William Beach, 29.
Thompson, Frederidc, 36; Rev. Henry, 86; Rev.
James, 46; Louisa, 30W
Thomson, General Alexander, 196 ; Sun«on-Colonel
Alexander, 196 ; Alice Helen, 196 ; Thomas, 78 ;
Most Rev. William, Archbishop of York, 37, 74.
Thorbum, John, 79; Marian Emma, 79.
Thornton, Louisa, 6 ; William, 6.
Threadkell, Elizabeth, 116.
Thynne, Rev. Lord Charki, 5; Emihr Constantiat
1$\ Lady Harriet Frances, 5; laab^ EUiabeth,
MardiioneaB of Bath, 5; Ker. Lord Jolm» 75 s
Thomas, Marquev of Bath, 5.
*odd-Naylor, Georgiana, 55; William, _C5.
Tooley, Mary Elizabeth, 66; Thomas i£, 66.
Toosev, Elizabeth, 17; Rev. Osbert Dentoiiy 17 ;
PhiUp Denton, 17: Sarah Mary, 17.
Torr, Rev. William Edward, 88.
TorringtoD, George, Viscount, 5.
Tottenham, Rev. John White, 48; Lacy Mathfldai
4; Rev. Robert Loftus, 4.
Toulmin, Emma Martha, 97; Joseph, 97.
Towers, Rev. James, 151.
Townshend, Lady Elizabeth dementina, 16; John«
Marquess, 16.
Trac^, Rev. Harrv Frank, 16a.
Tra£dgar, Eliza Blanche, Viscountess, 192 ; Herbert
Horatio, Viscount, 192, 193; Horatio, VwoonaXt
188.
Travis, Rev. William Travis, 75, 87.
Tredwell, Helen Ruth, 61 ; Thomas, 61.
Treves, Dame Aime EHsabeth, 176 ; Elizabeth, 176 ;
Enid Margery, 176; Sir Frederick, Bt, 176;
Hetty Manon, 176; Jane, 176; William^ 1761.
Trewren, John, 66.
Truro, Rt Rev. John Gott, Bishop 6^ 194.
Tuckett, Alfred, 80; Arthur Leonard, 80; Harriet
Frances, 80; Lucy Elizabeth, 8a
Tudway, Alice Constance, 191 ; Charles Qemciit,
191 ; Lady Edith, 191 ; Madeline Constance, 191 ;
Maria Catherine, 191 ; Robert Charki, 191.
Tunstall, Alice, 59; John, 59.
Tupper-Carey, Rev. Albert Dardl, 83.
Turner, Major-Genend Sir Alfred, iSi Anne, 186;
Charles, 52 ; Rev. Charles, 138 ; Sir Charles* Bt,
186; Rev. Edward TIndal, 52; Elfrida, 46;
Dame Emma Blanche, 46; Hoimoe, 52; JuUa, 51;
Mary, 52.
Twigg, Anne, 24 ; John Hanbonr, 170 ; Joseph, 14 ;
Margaret Anne, 170; PriadUa cUzMxth, 170;
Sarah, 24; William, 24.
Twvsden, Rt Rev. Philips Bishop of Rapboe, 1 1
Frances, i.
Tydeman, Anna, 116; James, 116; Bfary, 116;
Scapjr, 116.
Tyhiey-Long, Sir James, Bt, la.
Tyndall, Caroline, 57; Thomas, 57.
Tjrson, Emma Lom^e, 131 ; Emma Matilda, 131 1
Henry, 131.
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Ussher, Catherine, 64; Rev. Samuel, 64.
Vaillant, Albeit, 30, 3a; Alice Fhmces Mary, 32;
Ann Balchen, 31 ; Archibald Gary, ja ; Beatrice
Nora, 33; Elisabeth, 29, 3a; Emma Flmnce, 31 ;
Frances, 30; Frances mckstead, 3a; Frederick
Nathaniel, 30, 33; Gwlia Isabella, jo; Harry
Gordon, 12; Isabel, 31; Isabel Bithvnia, 32;
John Balchen, 33 ; Lionel Albert, 31 ; Llewellyn,
33; Maria, 33; Manr Beatrice, 33 ; Paul, 29,33;
PhUip, 31 ; Rev. PhUip, 29, 30; Philip John. 29;
ReginaW, 31, M ; Reginald Balchen Henry, 30;
Reginald Philip, 30; Richard Balchen, ^3 ;
Theodosia, 29; Tlieodosia Whichcote, a9; X^rg^nia
Beatrice, 3a ; Rev. Wilfrid Bernard, 3a.
Vandeleur, Colonel Boyle, 159; Mary Diana, 159;
Ormsby, 159; Sarah Qiristiana, 159; Rev.
William, 159; Lieut-Colond William Richard,
159*
Vanattart, Lieut -Cokmel Eden, 155; Ethel May,
155; Henry, 155.
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Vangban, Alice lyAlton, Countess of Lisburne, 13 ;
Ernest Augustus Malet, Eail of, 13 ; Rev. Walter
William, 29.
Veroey, Sir Harry, Bt, 108; Rev. the Hon*^ Walter,
160.
Verrall, Clara Minnie, 79; Ernest Tborbom, 79;
John Clande, 79 ; Marian Emma, 79.
Vemlam, Tames Walter, Earl of, 19a
Victoria, Queen of England, 74.
"NHdler, Albert Edward, 99; Albert t^rederick Lomer,
100; Albinia, 98; Alexander Bishop, 98; Alex-
ander John, 99; Alexander Roper, 100; Alice, 96;
Alice Ada, 96; Alice Freda, 90; Alice Mary, 100;
Alma Hester, 98; Amelia Gould, 97; Anna Maria,
95 ; Annie Ada, 98 ; Annie Elizabeth, 97 ; Arnold
George Alexander, 98 ; Rev. Arthur Coleman, 96,
97, 99; Barbara Elneth Cressy, 100; Bertram
Hall, 9^; Caroline Louisa Lacey, 95; Caroline
Rosalie Jane, 100 ; Catherine Mary, 99 ; Charles,
9K, 96; Charles Hodgson, 96; Edith, 98; Edith
^ui°y» 99 f Edith Hamilton, loo ; Edward Alex-
ander, 9^ ; Eliaa Maude, 99 ; Elizabeth Ann, 95 ;
Elizabeth Lomer, 100; Elizabeth Mary, 95, 97;
Ellen Maude, 100; Emilia Ellen, 97; Emilia
Helen, 97 ; Emily J-> 96 ; Emmeline, 98 ; Ernest
James, 98 ; Evelyn Maude, 99 ; Fannv, 99 ; Flora
Constance, 100; Florence Jessie, 90; Florence
May, 99; Frank William, 99; Hannah, 95;
Hester, 96; James Coleman, 95, 96; James
Lomer, 100; John, 95; John Amon, 95; John
Byrchail, 98 ; John Lionel Symonds, 95 ; John
Symonds, 95 ; Kathleen Hester, 96 ; Kenneth
Astley, 96; Leopold Amon, 100 ; Leslie James
Coleman, 96 ; Margaret Lomer, 100 ; Marian, 95,
96, 98; Marianne Amelia, 97; Maiy Ann, 95;
Mildred May, 96 ; Norman Wakefield, 96 ; Oscar
Collyer, 99; Percy Alexander 98; Rose Albina,
98 ; Ruth Mary, 97 ; Stuart Mason, 99 ; Sydney
James, 100; Svdney Rosalie, 100; Thomas
Collins, 97 ; Wilham Thomas, 96.
Villiers, Rev. Charles, 146; Florence Mary, 146;
Fiances, Coantess d Jersey, i ; George Bussey,
Earl of Jersey, I ; Lady Harriet, i ; Rev. the
Hon^ Montague Henry, 86 ; Susan Dorothea
Fitz-Patrick, 146 ; William Noel, 146.
W
Wait, Daniel, 67 ; Hannah Simpson, 67 ; Susannah
Beale, 67; Thomas, 67.
Wakefield, Maria, 96; Thomas, 96.
Waloott, Captain Charles, R.N., 168; Chark>tte
Mary, 168.
Walds, Rev. Jose]^ Peter, 159.
Wales, H.R.H. Prince of, 148; H.R.H. Princess
of, 149.
Walker, Edward, 2 ; Nande, 2 ; Rebecca,
Wafpole, Lord, 189.
Walter, Arthur Howe, 50 ; Frances Ann, 50 ; Lucy
Ethel, ^.
Walton, Charles Heniy, 81 ; Frances, 28 ; Joseph,
28 ; Dame Louisa Ho^ns, 81 ; Mary, 51 ;
William, 18; Sir William Henry, 81.
Ward, Adam, loi ; Anne, loi ; George John
Rodney, loi ; Richard, loi.
Wardlw, John Owen, Ji.
Warre-Comish, Rev. (jerald Warre, 150.
Warren, Charlotte Thaxter, 60; iSizabeth, 153;
George, 60.
Watkins, Rev. F., 81; Frederick William, 81;
Francis Wilmer, 81 ; George, 120 ; Katharine
Emily Hoskins, 81 ; Sarah Ann Phillis, 12a
Watling, John Henry, 93.
Watney, Norman, 122.
WataoD, Amv, 145; Ann, 52, 1^4; Aithur, 145;
Dorothy Henrietta, 144; Eric Sylvia, 146; Rev.
Tames, 82 ; John, 144 ; John Capron, 145 ; John
William, 144; Ma^;aret Godman, 144; Margaret
Henrietta FltzPatnck, 146; Maiy, 87; Dame
Mazy, X44; Mary Edwina FitzPatrick, 146;
Munel Gertrude, 146 ; Philip Sherard, 146 ;
Robert, 49; Samuel, 49; Susan Dorothea Fitz-
Patrick, 146; Thomas, 52; William, 144; William
Arthur Capron, 146 ; Colonel William Henry, 144,
145; Hon^^ Sir William Henry, 144.
Watson-Armstrong, William Henry Armstrong Fitz-
Patrick, Baron Armstrong, 145; Hon** William
John Montagu, 145; Wimfreda Jane, Lady
Armstrong, 145 ; Hon**"* Winifreda Margaret, 145 ;
see abo Armstrong.
Wajrte, Edith Cressida, 162; Edward, 162; Mary
Ann, 162; William Joseph, 162.
Weatherhead, Rev. Arthur Swinton, 171 ; Edith
Mary, 171 ; Trenham Cand^, 171 ; Mary Ann
Boyce, 171 ; Rev. Trenham lung, 171.
Webb, Anthony Edward, 196; Edward, 196; Helen,
196.
Webner, Eleanor, 176; Lewis, 176.
Wedgwood, Josiah, 149 ; Margaret Susan, 149.
Weekes, Amy, 145 ; Gertrude Henrietta Elun, 146 ;
Mary Amy, 82; Nathaniel, 145, 146; Richard,
82.
Weldon, Rev. Lewen Burton, 23.
Wellesley, Lady Mary Charlotte Anne, 2 ; ^lliam.
Earl of Mornington, 2.
Wells, Dorothy Jane, 90; Frederick, 90; Frederick
Arthur, 90, 91, 93; Jane Thompson, 90; Lydia,
90; Mabel Parker, 91; William Collii^ 90;
William Woodcock, 91.
West, James, 12; John, 65; Hon"* Mortimer
Sackville, 12; Sarah, 12; Susan, 65.
Westall, Rev. Henry, 82.
Western, Edward Young, 108.
Westminster, Hugh Lupus, Duke of, 74 ; Constance
Gertrude Sutherland, Duchess of, 74.
Wethered, Rev. Florence Thomas, 84.
Wetherell, William Squires, 68.
Whalley, Rev. George Caimcross, 85; Georgina
Lucy, 85 ; Rev. Thomas, 8 j.
Wharton, Oitherine, 195; Juha Hildyard, 4; Robert,
195; Samuel, 4.
White, Clara Christine, 2; Captain John, R.N., 2;
Rev. Henry, 38, 84; Maria, 159.
Whitehead, Rev. Dedmus Herbert, 126; Rev.
Thomas, 50.
Whitmore, Charles Algernon, 125.
Whybrow, George, 78; Mary Ann Eliza, 78.
Wickham, William, 34.
Wigan, Ada Elizabeth, 124; Adair Grey, 135;
Adeline, 138 ; Albert Edward, 133 ; Alfred, 125 ;
Rev. Alfred, 122, 127, 128, 131-133, 136; Alfred
Edmund, 127 ; Alfred Francis Lewis, 130 ; Alfred
Lewis, 128; Algernon White, 140 ; Alice Mary, 131 ;
Alice Maud, 127 ; Amelia, 136 ; Amy Elizabeth,
129; Amy Maiy, 1355 Arthur Lawford, 137;
Beatrice, 129, 137, 139; Beatrice Edith, 140;
Bernard, 130; Bertha, 139; Caroline Akers,
126 ; Caroline Ramsay, 127 ; Catherine Frances
Mary, 133 ; Cecil Harman, 140 ; Cecil Rookherst,
140; Cecilia Margaret, 128; Charles, 128, 131;
Charles Richard, 127; Christopher Frederick
Henslowe, 133; Clara, 123; Clam Frances
Elise, 134 ; Clara Jane, 132 ; Claudia Helen, 138 ;
Constance Helen, 139 ; Rev. Cuthbert John, 132 ;
Denis Grey, 135; Dorothy Maud, 127; Eclgar
Clare, 139 ; Edith Emily, 140 ; Edith Mary, 139 ;
Edith Maude, 131 ; Edmund Ramsay, 129 ;
Edward, 121-123 ; Edward Alfred, 125 ; Edward
Lewis, 130, 133 ; Eira Grey, 135 ; Eleanor Jane,
I2Q; Eliza Dorothy, 126; Eliza Lewis, 126;
Ehzabeth, 121 ; Elizabeth Adair, 135 ; Elizabeth
Pratt, 122, 126; Ellen Mary, 136; EmilieThal, 128;
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123; Emma Louise, 131; Ernest Edward, 137, 139;
Ethel Ann, 139; Ethel Harriet, 136; Evelyn
Harriet, 133; Evelyn Lucie, 140; Florence, 139;
Frances Harriet Maud, 137 ; Frances Mary, 130 ;
Rev. Francis William, 128, 135, 136; Frederick,
122, 124, 128, 129, 135 ; Sir Frederick, Bt., 135 ;
Frederick William, 135 ; Georgiana, 124, 133 ;
Gerald, 140; Gertrude Vanderslooyt, 130, 132;
Grace, 139; Guy Davis Henslowe, 133; Gwendolen
Akers, 128 ; Gwendolene Claudia, 138 ; Harold,
140; Harriet, 126, 132; Helen, 122; Helen
Rosalind, 138 ; Henrietta, 136 ; Henrietta
Georgiana, 124; Henry, 121-125; Henry Charles
Lewis, 136; Rev. Herbert, 130, 136, 137, 139, 140;
Herbert William, 138; Hermine Henriette Kate,
132 ; Hermine Mary Clara Graham, 132 ; Rev.
Hugh John George, 130 ; Isabella, 127 ; James,
'23, 137; James John Gretton, 135 ; James Lewis,
137; James Ramsay, 129; James William, 138;
Jane, 121, 123 ; Jane Lewis, 131 ; Jane Maria,
138; Jeanie, 140; John Alfred, 121 -123, 126,
129, 132 ; John Alfred Edmund, 126 ; John Winn,
129; John Tyson, 131 ; Joyce Madeline, 137 ; Julia,
134; Juliet Mabel Ogal, 138; Katharine Etheldreda,
133; Katherine, 136; Lsetitia Beatrice, 129;
Lambert George, 126; Laura, 124, 126; Lewis
Davis, 122, 124, 127, 129, 132; Lilian, 140; Mabel
Helen, 139; Madeline, 138; Margaret Blanche,
132 ; Margaret Harington, 128 ; Maria Bramley
Heam, 137; Marian, 139; Mary, 129; Mary
Cecile, 125 ; Mary Cecilia, 127 ; Dame Mary
Harriet, 135; Mary Mabel, 134; Michael
Charles, 131 ; Naomi Faith, 129 ; Nathaniel
Ramsav, 129; Oscar Stephen, 140; Rev. Percy
Frederick, 133, 134; Roderick Grev, 135;
Ruth Damaris, 133 ; Sarah, 121, 138 ; Rev.
Septimus, 126, 127, 130, 132, 134, 137-140;
Sophia Matilda, 125 ; Rev. Stephen Rookherst,
138-140; Thomas, 121; Thomas Henslowe, 133;
Thomas Keble, 128; William Cecil, 133;
William Lewis, 126, 131 ; Rev. William Lewis,
122, 127-129, 131-133, 135-137; Yeamans Ramsay
Douglas, 129.
Wigzell, Ann, 177.
Wilberforce, Rt. Rev. Samuel, Bishop of Oxford,
150; Rt. Rev. Samuel, Bishop of Winchester,
191.
Wilkinson, Ann, 99; Eliza, 98; Emmeline, 98;
Rev. George Howard, 2 ; John, 98, 99.
Wilks, Ann, 47 ; Richard, 47.
Willett, Jane, 138; Thomas, 138.
Williams, Adeline Maria, 149 ; Rev. Arthur Charles
Vaughan, 149 ; Harriet Georgina, 7 ; Helen
Elizabeth, 172; Hugh, 12; Sir Hugh, 12;
Sir John, Bt., 12; Dame Margaret, 12; Maigaret
Susan, 149 ; Rev. Ralph Vaughan, 149 ; Robert,
172; Sir Robert, Bt., 7.
Williams- Hay, Sir John Hay, Bt., 12; Lady Sarah
Elizabeth Pitt, 12.
Williamson, Beatrice Anne, 112; Dame Elizabeth,
112; Frances Maria, 124; Sir Hedworth,
Bt., 112; Lieut. -Colonel James, 124; Rev.
Joseph, 50, 81 ; Louisa, 81 ; Rev. Thomas Pym,
171.
Willis, Helen, 139 ; Mabel Helen, 139 ; Mary Ann,
79; Robert Watson, 139; Thomas, 79.
Willoughby, Elizabeth, 35 ; Rev. the Hon^ James,
35-
Wilmot, Anna Maria, 2 ; Rev. Edward Sacheverell,
2; Emma, 20; Philip Mann, 20.
Wilson, Johanna, 172 ; Rev. John Edward, 172 ;
Rev. Canon Stephen Lea, 124; Thomas Richmond,
195; Very Rev. William, 172.
Wilson-Patten, Constance Eleanor, 75 ; Emily
Constantia, 75; Eustace John, 75; John, Baxtm
Winmarleigh, 75.
Winchester, Rt. Rev. Samnd Wilberforce, Bishop of,
191.
Windsor, Mary, Countess of Plymouth, 12 ; Other
Archer, Earl of Plvmouth, 12 ; Other Hickman,
Earl of Plymouth, 12 ; Sarah, Countess of
Plymouth, 12.
Wingfield, Anthony Henry, no.
Winmarleigh, John, Baron, 75.
Witherden, Frances, 96; Thomas, 96.
Wodehouse, Adela Harriet Sophia, 5; Edmond
Robert, 5 ; Sir Philip Edmond, 5 ; Dame
Katherine Mary, 5.
Wollen, Maiy Sophia, 173.
Wood, Ellen, 28 ; George James, 21 ; Hannah
James, 2X ; Rev. Henry Thellusson, 124 ; Lucy,
140 ; Reginald Newcome, 28 ; Thomas, 140.
Woodcock, Joseph, 90; Lydia, 9a
Woodhouse, Harriet Elisabeth, loi ; Ollyet, loi ;
Phcebe, 169.
Woodthorpe, Mary, 186; William, 186.
Woodwara, }ulia .^jm, 48 ; Robert, 48.
Woodyatt, Rev. George, 170, 173.
Woolfe, Rev. J., 26, 27.
Woollwrieht, Henry, 67 ; Mary, 67.
Woolward, Frances Herbert, 189; William, 189.
Worthinefton, Alice Elizabeth, 26; Andrew Jakes,
26 ; Emily Jane, 26 ; Ernest Andrew, 26 ; Lanra
Eliza, 26 ; Philip Jukes, 28 ; Rose, 27 ; Saiah, 26 ;
Walter Moore, 28.
Wright, Amelia, 80; Heniy, 80.
Wyndham, George, Baron Leconfield, 74; Rt Hon^^
George, 74; Hon**" Madeline Caroline Frances
Eden, 74 ; Hon^^ Percy Scawen, 74; Sibell Mary,
Countess Grosvenor, 74.
Yardley, Jeanie, 140; Lucie, 140; William Richard,
140.
Yeatman, Rt. Rev. Huyshe Wolcott, Bishop of
Southwark, 118.
Yon^e, Rev. Henry, 188; Sarah, 188; Rev. William
Johnson, 188.
York, Edward, 37; Edward Christopher, 375
Most Rev. Edward Harcourt, Archbishop of, 39 ;
Isabel Augusta, 37 ; Most Rev. Thomas Musgrave,
Archbishop of, 37; Violet Helen, 37; Most Rev.
William Markham, Archbishop of, 34 ; Most Rev.
William Thomson, Archbi^op of, 37, 74.
Yorke, Florence Eliza Mary, 77; Nathaniel, 115;
Sarah, 115.
Young, Charlotte, 63 ; Rev. Frederick, 150 ; Colonel
Gonlon, 63 ; Mabel, 63.
Zetland, Sir Lawrence, Marquess of, 74; Lilian
Selina Elizabeth, Marchioness of, 74; Thomas,
Eari of, 74.
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AIRY. Vol. 7, page 119. — Reginald Airy,
Assistant Master at the Bede Collegiate
School, Sunderland, married at the
parish church, Paignton, co. Devon,
18 April 1906, Winifrid Edgcumbe,
only surviving daughter of Colonel
Henry Edgcumbe Ehot, Indian Army,
by Julia Mary his wife, daughter of
George Pizey of Clevedon, co. Somer-
set, M.D. ; bom at Murree, Punjaub,
India, 5 November, and baptised at
Holy Trinity, Murree, a8 November
1880.
ALINGTON. Vol. 7, page 29.— Julius
Alington died at Little Barford, co.
Bedford, on Thursday, 16 November
1905, and was buri^ there. Will
dated 11 February 1897, with codicil
dated 26 May 1899, proved in the
Principal Registry 29 January 1906,
by Catherine Mary Alington, relict, and
Edward Barber Lindsell of Hitchin,
CO. Hertford, the Executors.
Charles Edmund Argentine Alington
is now a J. P. for co. Huntingdon.
ALLGOOD. VoL 9, page 88. —Major-'
General George Allgood, C.B., died at
Blindburn, co. Northumberland, aged
78, on Friday, 19 October, and was
buried at Simonbum, co. Northumber-
land, 24 October 1906.
ALLIX. Vol. 8, page 138.— Charles Israel
Loraine Allix married at St. Winifred's,
Kingston, co. Derby, on Tuesday,
23 October 1906, the Hon**^« Hilda,
3rd daughter of Henry, Baron Helper
of Belper, co. Derby, P.C, by Lady
Margaret his wife, 6th daughter of
Thomas William, 2nd Earl of Leicester,
K.G. (see Pedigree of Leicester^
VoL 8^ page 160) \ bom at 28 Chapel
Street, Park Lane, London, on
Sunday, 25 May, and baptised at
Kingston-on-Soar, co. Nottingham, 25
July 1879.
AMPHLETT. VoL i, page 152.— Edward
Baylie Amphlett of Worcester College,
Oxford, B.A. and M.A. 1906; served
with the Imperial Yeomanry in South
African War 1899 (medal with clasp);
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple,
Trinity Term, 1906.
AMPHLETT, Vol. 3, page 156.— Helen
Mary Flora, wife of Sir John Frederick
Bri<4;e, M.V.O., died at Littlington
Tower, the Cloisters, Westminster
Abbey, aged s^» ^^ Saturday, 13
January, and was buried at Glass, co.
Aberdeen, on Tuesday, 16 January 1906.
ANSELL. Vol. 9, page 83.— Louisa
Claudina, wife of Uie Rev. William
Maxwell Smith of 14 Preston Park
Avenue, Brighton, co. Sussex, died
there, aged 77, on Sunday, 8 April,
and was buried in the Extra Mural
Cemetery, Brighton, on Thursday,
12 April 1906. Will dated 26 April
1904, proved at Lewes 21 May 1906,
by the Rev. William Maxwell Smith
and W. Maxwell Smith, Junior.
ARKWRIGHT. Vol. 7, page 22.— John
Peter Arkwright, now of Hatton House,
CO. Warwick, married at Heythrop, co.
Oxford, on Thursday, 18 October 1906,
Violet Catherine, 4th daughter of Lieut-
Colonel Albert Brassey of Heythrop
Hall, CO. Oxford, of Carlton Park, co.
Gloucester, and of 29 Berkeley Square,
London, by the Hon**^ Matilda Marie
Helena his wife, eldest daughter of
John Charles Robert, 4th Baron
Clanmorris of Creg, co. Galway, and of
Newbrook, co. Mayo ; bom at Heythrop
on Wednesday, 27 November 1878.
ARMYTAGE. Vol. i, page 234 {and
Addenda^ VoL 7, page 1.) — George
Ayscough and Aimie Armytage have
further issue a daughter, Barbara Ellen,
bom at Lenthall, Winchester, co. Hants,
on Saturday, 24 March, and baptised
at St. Cross, Winchester, 20 April 1906.
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ASSHETON. VoL i, page 7^ if^nd
Addenda^ VoL 12^ page iiL) — Sylvia
Lois, daughter of Richard and Frances
Annette Ellen Assheton, was baptised
at St. Andrew's, Grantchester, co.
Cambridge, 6 May 1905.
AVEBURY. Vol. 12, page 64.-111 the
2nd line of ist column, William Lubbock
should be described as of Lammas,
CO. Norfolk, not Lamas, co. Kent, and
in the 3rd line Hobbis should read
Hautbois.
Page 65.— The Ron"* Ursula, 4th
daughter of Lord Avebury, was
married at St. James', Piccadilly,
London (by the Rev. Canon John
Joseph Robinson, Dean and Vicar
of St. Anne's, Belfast, uncle of the
bride, assisted by the Rev. Canon
Joseph McCormick, the Rector,
and the Rev. Herbert Pelham), on
Monday, 22 October 1906, to Adrian
Grant Duff of Eden, co. Banff (3rd son
of the Rt. Hon"« Sir Mountstuart
Grant Duff, G.C.S.L, F.R.S., by
his wife, Anna Julia, C.I.y daughter
of Edward Webster of North Lodge,
Ealing, co. Middlesex) ; bom at
4 Queen's Gate Gardens, London, on
Wednesday, 29 September 1869 ;
appointed 2nd Lieutenant ist Battalion
Royal Highlanders (The Black Watch)
23 March 1889, Lieutenant 22 October
1890, Captain 3 August 1898; served
in operations on North-West Frontier
of India 1897-98, on Staff, as Com-
mandant Base Depdt, British Troops,
Tirah Expeditionary Force 3 September
1897 to 15 May 1898 (medal with
clasp); in South African War 1902,
operations in the Transvaal and Orange
BLiver Colony February to 31 May 1902
(Queen's medal with three clasps); Staff
Captain Army Head Quarters 7 Feb-
ruary 1905, D.A.Q.M.G. March 1906.
The Hon"« Irene, youngest daughter
of Lord Avebury, was married at
St James', Piccadilly, London (by
the Ven*»*® Archdeacon Sidney Pelham
and the Rev. John Pelham, uncles
of the bridegroom, the Rev. Canon
Joseph McCormick and the Rev.
Herbert Pelham, brother of the
bridegroom), on Tuesday, 5 December
1905, to Edward Henry Pelham of
28 Roland Gardens, Kensington,
London (eldest son of Professor
Henry Francis Pelham, M.A., F.S.A.,
Hon. LL.D., President of Trinity
AVEBURY, conHmud.
College^ Oxford [and giandson of the Rt
Rev. the Hon^ John Thomas Pelham,
Bishop of Norwich], by Laura Prisdlla
his wife, 3rd daughter of Sir Edward
North Buxton, and Baronet, M.P.);
bom at Bradmore Road, Oxford, on
Wednesday, 20 December 1876.
Page 67. — Maigaret Muriel, youngest
daughter of Henry James Lubbock, was
married at St. Peter's, Eaton Square,
London, on Tuesday, 17 July 1906,
to Ernest Tatham Richmond, son of
Sir William Blake Richmond of Beavor
Lodge, Hammersmith, co. Middlesex,
K.C.B., D.C.L., R.A., F.S.A., by Clara
Jane his wife, 3rd daughter of William
Richards of Cardifl^ co. Glamorgan.
Rupert Egerton Lubbock promoted
Sub-Lieutenant Royal Navy 15 July
1905-
Page 68. — Alexander Nevile Lubbock
promoted Lieutenant Royal Navy 31
December 1905.
Page 69. — Arthur Nevile and Alice
Ellen Lubbock have issue a daughter,
Gilian, bom at " Foxbury," Chislehurst,
CO. Kent, 6 August, and baptised at St.
Nicholas', Chislehurst, 6 September 1906.
Page 70. — Cecil and Edith Lubbock
have further issue a son, Michael
Lubbock, bom at 17 Cranley Gardens,
London, on Thursday, 31 May 1906.
Pages 70 and 71. — Three of the
children of Alfred Lubbock were
baptised at Bamet, co. Hertford, as
follows:— Alfred Basil Lubbock, 6 March
1877 \ I"^ Alfreda, 13 May 1878 ;
and Robin Lubbock, 9 May 1879.
BACK. VoL 6, page 125.— Fanny, 3rd
daughter of Edward Back, died at
Norwich, aged 81, 23 March, and was
buried at Tunstead, co. Norfolk,
28 March 1901. Will dated 31 October
1893, proved at Norwich 30 April 1906,
by Philip Edward Back and Guy
Harold Bowles, nephews, the Executors.
Lieut.-Colonel Philip Edward Back,
who retired from the ist Norfolk
Volunteer Royal Garrison Artillery in
1902, retains his commission in the
Reserve of Officers.
BAGGT. Page 5, present volume. — Charles
Elphinstone Fleeming Cunninghame
Graham, Commander Royal Navy,
Deputy Chief Inspector of Life Boats,
nominated M.V.O. (4thK:lass) on the
occasion of the King's Birthday,
9 November 1906.
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BARING-GOULD. Vol 4, page 24
(and Addenda^ Vol, /, pc^ t\) — Edward
Sabine and Marion Baring^ould have
issue a daughter, Grace AdMe, born
1 1 June, and baptised at Lew Trenchard,
CO. Devon, 17 September 1905; and
a son, Edward Baring-Gould, born
13 June, and baptised at Lew Trenchard
7 October 1906.
Page 26* — Edward Sabine Baring-
Gould of Box Grove House, Guildford,
CO. Surrey, died on board s.s. "Norman,"
homeward bound, off Port Elizabeth,
South Africa, on Sunday, 3 June, and
was buried in Maitknd Cemetery,
Cape Town, on Thursday, 8 June 1906.
Will dated 24 October 1900, with
codicil dated 6 February 1906, proved
in the Principal Registry 18 August
19069 by Francis Baring-Gould and
Sophia Harriot Baring-Gould, the
Executors.
BARLOW. Vol. II, page 67.— Sophia
Sidney Rebecca, wife of Lyonell Barlow,
died at Davos Dorf, Switzerland, aged
37, on Wednesday, lo January, and
was buried there 13 January 1906.
BARNARDISTON. Vol. 8, page 43.—
Thomas Legge Bamardiston was
promoted Captain Royal Navy 31
December 1905, and appointed to
H.M.S. «* Theseus" 10 April 1906.
BARNSTON. Vol. 7, page 24.— Harry
Barnston promoted Captain Cheshire
(Earl of Chester's) Imperial Yeomanry
in March 1906.
BARTLETT. Vol. 6, page 28.— The
Rev. Charies Oldfeld Bartlett was
collated by the Rt. Rev. Edgar Charles
Sumner Gibson, Bishop of Gloucester,
to the Vicarage of Minsterworth, co.
Gloucester, 16 November 1906.
Page 29 {and Addenda, VoL 8,
page it.) — Burton Oakley and Violet
Evelyn Bartlett have issue a daughter,
Violet Victoria, bom at Saint Louis,
Rosario, Argentine Republic, 7 October
1905-
The Rev. Richard Grosvenor Bartelot
was collated by the Rt. Rev. John
Wordsworth, Bishop of Salisbury, to
the Vicarage of Fordington St George,
CO. Dorset, 28 March 1906.
Page 31.— Edward Cecil Bartlett
married at Claremont, Cape Town,
South Africa, 7 November 1903, Maude
Victorine, daughter of Edward Kelsey of
The Cottage, Crawley Down, co. Sussex.
BARTLETT, continued.
Edith Evelyn, elder daughter of
Edward Phelips Bartlett was married at
St John's, Ladbroke Square, London,
on Saturday, 30 June 1906, to Frederick
Alexander Crailsheim (4th son of
Anselm Crailsheim of Glasgow); of
Trinity College, Oxford, matriculated
II October 1879, aged 19, B.A. 1883;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1885.
BARTON. Vol. I, page 90.— Sarah,
widow of John Everard Barton, died at
Dunley Hall, Stourport, co. Worcester,
in her 85th year, on Sunday, 15 July,
and was buried at Astley, co. Worcester,
18 July 1906.
BATTYE-TREVOR. Vol. 2, page
157 {and Addenda^ Vol. 10, page ii.) —
Margaret Amy, wife of Aubyn
Bernard Rochfort Trevor-Battye, died
at Chilbolton, co. Hants, aged 36, on
Thursday, 23 August, and was buried
at Chilbolton 28 August 1906. Will
dated 23 October 1904, proved in the
Principal Registry 28 September 1906,
by Norman Child Graham and Arthur
Smith Graham, the Executors.
BELLASIS. Vol. 2, page 62.-^Mary
Theresa, eldest daughter of William
Dalglish-Bellasis {see Addenda, Vol. 4,
page i.), was married at the Oratory,
Brompton, London, 14 July 1905, to
Hugh Patrick Lumsden of Coiresunan
Lodge, Lumsden, co. Aberdeen (elder
son of Hugh Gordon Lumsden of
Auchindoir and Clova, co. Aberdeen,
J.P. and D.L., by Maria Magdalena his
wife, daughter of Carlos Pedro Gordon
of Wardhouse and Kildrummy, co.
Aberdeen); bom at 11 Curzon Street,
London, on Friday, 17 March 1876.
BESSBOROUGH, Vol. 12, page 113.—
Frederick Edward Grey Ponsonby,
C.V.O., was promoted Major 2nd Bat-
talion Grenadier Guards 8 November
1904, and nominated C.B. on the
occasion of the King^s Birthday,
9 November 1906.
Page 114.— The Rev. the Earl of
Bessborough died at his residence, 38
Eccleston Square, London, aged 84, on
Saturday, 24 February, and was buried
in the family vault at Piltown, co.
Kilkenny, on Friday, 2 March 1906;
memorial service was held at St.
Gabriel's, Warwick Square, London, on
Wednesday, 28 February 1906. Will
dated 16 July 1874, proved in the
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Principal Registry 12 May 1906, by
Louisa Susan, Countess of Bessborough,
the sole Executrix.
Page 116. — Lady Harriet Frederica
Anne, daughter of John William^ 4th
Earl of Bessborough, died 16 No-
vember, and was buried in the
churchyard at Brympton, co. Somerset,
on Wednesday, 21 November 1900.
Will dated 14 March 1895, with codicil
of same date, proved (Prin. Reg.,
1 68 1, 1900) II December 1900, by
the Hon**** Gerald Henry Brabazon
Ponsonby, the sole Executor.
George Arthur Ponsonby married at
the Oratory, Brompton, London, on
Monday, 26 February 1906, Sheila, 3rd
daughter of Phineas Oldfield.
BLOOM. Vol. I, page 211.— Herbert
Melville Bloom married at the United
Free Church, Auchingramont Road,
Hamilton, co. Lanark, 11 October 1906,
Agnes Wilson, daughter of Alexander
Lindsay of Carfin, co. Lanark, by
Elizabeth his wife, daughter of
Alexander Simpson; born at Carfin
19 July 1886.
Thomas Henry Bloom died at his
residence at Castleacre, co. Norfolk,
17 July, and was buried at Castleacre
20 July 1906. Will dated 8 December
1904, proved at Norwich 30 July 1906,
by Alfred Highe of Castleacre and
Frances Gardner Highe of the same,
nephew, the Executors.
BOND. Vol. 3, page 72 (and Addenda,
Vol, J?, page 2.)— -Cyril and Hilda Bond
have further issue a daughter, Hilda
Elaine, born at the Rectory, High
Ongar, co. Essex, on Saturday, 28 July,
and baptised at High Ongar 30 August
1906.
BOWRING. Vol. 6, page 2 {and
Addenda, VoL 12, page viii.) — John
Frederick Edward and Mary Bowring
have issue a son, John Adrian Francis
Bowring, bom at Udimore, Ascot, co.
Berks, on Sunday, 10 June, and
baptised at Ascot 12 July 1906.
Page 5 (and Addenda, Vol, 12,
page viiu) — Philip Francis and Martha
(Patty) Hid^ Bowring have issue a son,
John Lewin Bowring, born at Kent
House, Torquay, co. Devon, on
Wednesday, 25 April, and baptised
at Torquay 16 May 1906.
BOYD. Addenda, Vol, 10, page Hi,—
Major Reginald George McQueen
McLeod, D.S.O., R.A., promoted
Lieut-Colonel 19 October 1903.
BRADNEY. Vol. i, page 2 (and
Addenda^ Vol. 12, page ix,) — George
Preston and Elizabeth Bradney have
issue a son, George Bernard
Frederick Bradney, bom at Nairobi,
British East Africa, on Sunday, 29
October 1905, and baptised there.
BRINE. Vol. 4, page 18.— The Rev.
James Edward Bouverie and Louisa
Florence Brine have further issue a
daughter, Mary Gramina Bouverie,
born at Hungerford, co. Berks, on
Thursday, 1 1 February, and baptised at
Hungerford 8 March 1904. He was
Curate of Hungerford 1 902-1 904, and
has been Vicar of Cad more End, co.
Buckingham, since 1 July 1904.
Page 21. — Vice- Admiral Lindesay
Brine died at Roydon, Torquay, co.
Devon, in his 72nd year, on Friday,
2 February, buried at Boldre, co.
Hants, on Thursday, 8 February 1906.
Memorial service al St. Matthias',
Torquay, same day. Will dated 17
February 1902, proved in the Principal
Registry 20 March 1906, by Emily
Ethel Brine, the sole Executrix.
BRITTON. Vol. 2, page 77.— Hannah
Canter, widow of Henry William
Britton, died at "Verecroft," Clyde
Road, Redland, Bristol, co. Gloucester,
in her 67 th year, on Tuesday, 26 June,
and was buried in Amo*s Vale
Cemetery, Bristol, 30 June 1906. Will
dated i August 1902, with two codicils
dated respectively 6 March 1897 and
3 November 1901, proved in the
Principal Registry 8 August 1906, by
Philip William Poole Carlyon-Britton
and George Charles Griffiths, the
Executors.
Page 78. — Philip William Poole
Carlyon-Britton Under-Sheriff for co.
Middlesex 1 906-1 907.
Winstanley Carlyon-Britton was
appointed 2nd Lieutenant ist Volunteer
Battalion Royal Fusiliers 16 August
1905-
Henry Courtenay Carlyon-Britton
entered as a Royal Naval Cadet
November 1905, Rugby and ist XI.
colours 1 90 5- 1 906, Cadet Captain
1906.
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BROMLEY, Vol. s, page 136 {and
Addenda^ Vol. p, page iiDj — Nathaniel
Barrett Warner and Minnie Heather
Bromley have further issue a son,
Robarts Nathaniel Warner Bromley,
bom at "Mondisfield," The Ridge-
wa^, £nfield) co. Middlesex, on
Fnday, 30 March, and baptised at
Wickhambrook, co. Suffolk, 15 July
1906.
Page 137. — Clara, daughter of Joseph
Warner Bromley, died at " Rosendale,"
Malvern, co. Worcester, aged 70, on
Sunday, 4 March, and was buried in
the cemetery at Malvern on Thursday,
8 March 1906, first part of funeral
service at Christ Church, Malvern.
Will dated 10 August 1904, with codicil
dated 8 December 1905, proved in the
Principal Registry 17 July 1906, by
Nathaniel Barrett Warner Bromley, the
Executor.
BROOKE. Vol. I, page 75.— Sir Thomas
Brooke, Baronet, was elected a Free-
man of the Borough of Huddersfield
25 July 1906.
Page 76. — The Rev. William Ingham
and Beatrice Harriet Brooke have
further issue a daughter, Frances
Barbara, bom at Barford Rectory, co.
Warwick, on Wednesday, 15 November,
and baptised at Barford 31 December
1905.
Page 77. — The Ven™« Joshua Ingham
Brooke, Archdeacon of Halifax, died
at Woolgreaves, near Wakefield, aged
70, on Tuesday, 19 June, and was
buried at Thorn hill, co. York, 23 June
1906. Will dated 14 April 1905,
proved at Wakefield 21 July 1906, by
the Rev. William Ingham Brooke,
and Major Christopher Robert Ingham
Brooke, sons, the Executors. His wife
Grace Charlotte, died at Woolgreaves,
Wakefield, on Tuesday, 21 March,
and was buried at Thomhill on Friday,
24 March 1905.
Page 80. — Dorothy, 2nd daughter of
John Arthur Brooke, was married at
Almondbury, West Riding, co. York
(by the Rev. Canon Charles Edward
Brooke, of St. John the Divine,
Kennington, co. Surrey, assisted by
the Rev. Charles Dixon Hoste, the
Vicar), on Tuesday, 12 December
1905, to Walter Henry Patrick
Law, Captain Army Service Corps
{see Pedigree of Law, Vol. 7,
page 62).
BROOKS. Vol. 12, page loz.— William
Bishop Brooks married at the Congre-
gationial Church, High Road, Ilfoid, co.
Essex, 4 September 1906, Florence
Ada, 2nd daughter of Thomas Adams
of Lambridge Road, Seven Kings, co.
Essex.
BUCKLER. Vol. 2, page 163.— Charles
Albcui Buckler, of the Order of Malta,
died at Wyke House, Isleworth, co.
Middlesex, aged 80, on Wednesday,
14 June 1905. Will dated 13 February
1899, proved (Prin. Reg., 921, 1905)
II July 1905, by Philip Witham, the
sole Executor.
BULL. Vol. 12, page 129, — Henry John
Howard Bull died at 21 Ravenscourt
Park, Hammersmith, co. Middlesex,
aged 43, on New Year's Eve, Sunday,
31 December 1905, and was buried
in the cemetery at Hammersmith
3 January 1906. Will dated 2 June
1904, proved in the Principal Registry
16 February 1906, by Bertha Frances
Bull, relict, and Sir William Bull and
Edmund Bull, brothers. A carved oak
reredos was dedicated to his memory
in St Peter's, Hammersmith, by the
Rt Rev. Frederick Edward Ridgeway,
Bishop of Kensington, 7 October 1906.
Page 130.— William James Bull, M.P.,
was knighted at Buckingham Palace by
H.M. the King 18 December 1905.
Sir William James and Lilian Hester
Bull have further issue a son, George
Bull, bom at "The Meadows," Uxbridge
Road, CO. Middlesex, on Tuesday, 19
June, and baptised at St. Paul's, Ham-
mersmith (by the Rev. Edward Henry
Keymer, the Curate), 19 September
1906 (Sponsors: Sir William James
Bull and Francis Sitwell Tidcombe,
godfathers, and Mary Beatrice Bull of
"Marlborough," Falmouth, co. Cornwall,
godmother).
In line 5 of 2nd column for Fulga
read Fulda.
Page 132. — Charlotte Annie Howard
Bull bom at 25 Ely Place, Holbom,
London, on Saturday, 28 December
1867 [not 1868], and baptised at
St Andrew's, Holborn, 7 January 1868
[not 1869].
BURKE. Vol. 3, page 44. — Norah
Rachel, eldest daughter of Lieut.-
Colonel Walter St. George Burke, was
married at the parish church, Bulmer,
CO. Essex (by the Rev. W. Hopkinson,
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BURKE, continued.
uncle of the bridegroom, assisted by
the Rev. Arthur Pidgeon Pannell, the
Vicar), on Tuesday, 2 October 1906,
to Francis Joseph Braithwaite (eldest
son of the Rev. Frands Joseph
Braithwaite, Rector of Great Walding-
field, CO. Suffolk) ; bom at the Rectory,
Great Waldingfield, co. Suffolk, on
Thursday, 5 December 1872; appointed
and Lieutenant 2nd Battalion Loyal
North Lancashire Regiment 21 January
1893, Lieutenant 23 February 1895,
Captain i May 1901 ; served in South
African War 1899-1902, and was
employed with mounted infantry
(mentioned in despatches, Queen's
medal with two clasps and King's medal
with two clasps).
Page 44. — Redmond St George
Burke of the Indian Forest Service,
married at Gorakhpur, North-West
Provinces, India, on Saturday, 27
October 1906, Aileen Marion, youngest
daughter of John Mervyn Wrench,
M. Inst. C.E., Chief Engineer Great
Indian Peninsular Railway, India.
Harold French Burke of King's
College, Cambridge, proceeded B.A.
(3rd-class honours) 1905.
CARR. Vol. 7, page 122.— Ralph Hamilton
Carr was appointed Junior Examiner to
the Board of Education in December
1905.
Page 123. — ^Thomas William Carr is
now of Virden, Manitoba, Canada.
Page 125 \and Addenda^ Vol, 12,
page jc«y.)— The Rev. Frank Collett
Carr, who was Examining Chaplain to
the Bishop of Bunbury 1905- 1906, has
resigned the Rectory of Narrogin, West
Australia, and returned to England.
He and his wife Sybil Florence have
issue a daughter, Laura Joan, bom
at Mereworth, co. Kent, on St. John-
the-Baptist's Day, 24 June, and baptised
at East Mailing, co. Kent, 1 1 July 1905.
Page 127. — Major William Francis
Howard Stafford was promoted Lieut.-
Colonel Royal Engineers 14 April 1900,
and Brevet Colonel 10 February 1904;
served in South African War 1899- 1900,
took part in operations in the Orange
Free State from February to May 1900,
including engagement at Poplar Grove ;
afterwards Commanding the Royal
Engineers Third Infantry Division
(mentioned in despatches, Queen's medal
with three clasps. King's medal with
CARR, continued,
two clasps); nominated C.B. 26 June
1902; now Chief Engineer Southern
Command.
Hubert William Culling Carr-Gomm
was elected M.P. for Rotherhithe in
January 1906, and was appointed
Parliamentary Private Secretary to the
Premier, the Rt Hon"* Sir Henry
Campbell- Bannerman, G.C.B. He
was married at St. Margaret's, West-
minster (by the Rev. Canon Walter
Raleigh Carr, uncle of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev. Herbert Hensley
Henson and the Rev. Canon Frederick
Ralph Grenside), on Tuesday, 11
September 1906, to Kathleen Isabella
MacNeale, only child of William Rome
of Liverpool.
CARTHEW. Vol. 8, page 7.— Ranulphus
John Carthew is now Lieut.-Colonel and
Hon. Colonel Commanding Suffolk
Royal Garrison Artillery.
CASTLE. VoL 5, page 45 {and Addenda,
Vol, iiy page iv.) — Edgar and Ellen
Maud Castle have further issue a
daughter, Marjorie Anne, bom at
39 Marlborough Hill, St. John's Wood,
CO. Middlesex, on Friday, 13 October
1905, and baptised at All Souls',
Loudoun Road, St John's Wood,
28 January 1906.
Page 46. — Marcellus Pumell Castle
married 2ndly at Holy Trinity, Geneva,
Switzerland, on Saturday, 8 September
1906, Hel^ne Marguerite, daughter of
Jean Kiibler of Geneva; bom at
Genoa, Italy, 10 April 1872.
Stanley Mason Castle was appointed
Captain ist Battalion Sherwood
Foresters 19 July 1905. He married
at St. Patrick's, Hove, co. Sussex, on
Saturday, 25 August 1906, Emily Maud,
2nd daughter of Richard Perkins of
Snaith, co. York, M.D., formerly
Assistant Surgeon Army Medicsd
Department.
CAVE-BROWNE, Vol. 9, page 24.—
Mary, younger daughter of Edward
Raban Cave-Browne, C.S.I., was married
at St. Mark's, Reigate, co, Surrey,
on Thursday, 20 September 1906, to
Spencer Domett Secretan, younger son
of Holford Secretan of Reigate.
William Cave-Browne was gazetted
2nd Lieutenant Corps of Royal
Engineers 17 September 1905.
Horace Cave-Browne was gazetted 2nd
Lieutenant Indian Army 5 August 1905.
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CHADWICK. Vol. s, page 135.— Annie
Violet, eldest daughter of Alfred
Chadwick, was married at the parish
church, Ore, co. Sussex, on Saturday,
6 October 1906, to Daniel Kenneth
Capper Birt, eldest son of Daniel Birt
of 54 Shooter's Hill Road, Bkckheath,
CO. Kent.
Alfred William Chadwick of Orange-
vale, Komgha, Cape Colony, South
Africa, married at the parish church,
Komgha, on Wednesday, 21 February
1906, Mabel Nellie, daughter of Stephen
Turner of Hatchey, Komgha.
CHAFY. Vol. 7, page iii. — Gwendolen
Mary, 2nd daughter of the Rev. William
Kyle Westwood Chafy, was married
on Monday, 18 June 1906, to James
Gibbon, 2nd son of William Forbes
Gibbon of Birdpur and Alidapur, India.
Page 112 (and Addenda^ Vol, 11^
page V,) — Hugh Edmund and Henrietta
Sibyl Chafy, have further issue a
son, Rupert Corbyn Chafy, bom at
Braynes, Wiveliscombe, co. Somerset,
on Saturday, 14 April, and baprised
at Wiveliscombe 12 May 1906.
CHANCE, Vol. 3, page 64.— Nicolo
Francesco Dracopoli died at Villa
Dracopoli, Antibes, France, 12 January
1906, and was buried at Antibes.
Page 65. — Archibald Edward Dobbs
is now of Castle Dobbs, co. Antrim.
Page 68. — Frederick William Chance,
J. P. and D.L., Mayor of Carlisle 1905,
was elected M.P. for Carlisle July 1905,
and re-elected in January 1906.
Page 70. — Arent de Peyster Chance
died at Paris, in his 70th year, on
Monday, 28 May, and was buried at
Powyke, co. Worcester, i June 1906.
Will dated 5 May 1898, proved in the
Principal Registry 26 June 1906, by
Maria Chance, relict, Arent Schuyler
de Peyster Chance, son, Alexander
Macomb Chance, brother, and Reginald
Tuffley Harding, the Executors.
Page 71 {and Addenda^ Vol. $?,
page iv.) — George Harold de Peyster
and Maude Chance have further issue
a son, William Lawrence Chance, bom
28 September, and baptised at Frant,
CO. Sussex, 21 December 1905.
Kenneth Macomb Chance married at
St. George's, Hanover Square, London,
on Thursday, 14 December 1905, Muriel
Clara, elder daughter of George Benson
Monkhouse of Newcastle-on-Tyne, co.
Northumberland, by Hilda Mary his
wife, daughter of Luke Blumer Bushell.
CLARK. Vol. II, page 80.— The Rev.
Edward Travers Clark resigned the
Vicarage of Newnham-on-Sevem, co.
Gloucester, in February 1906, and has
been Rector of Washfield, co. Devon,
since that date.
CLIPPINGDALE. Vol. 9, page 171.—
Rachel, widow of Samuel Dodd
Clippingdale, died at 50 Northfield
Road, Stamford Hill, in her 88th year,
on Thursday, 23 August, and was
buried in the family grave in the City
of London Cemetery, Little Ilford, co.
Essex, 28 August 1906. Will dated
19 September 1899, proved in the
Princifwd R^stry 13 September 1906,
by Sarah Elizabeth Clippingdale.
CLOUGH-TAYLOR. Vol. 6, page 44
{and Addenda, Vol, 7, page iii.) —
Edward Harrison and Lady Mary
Clough-Taylor have further issue a son,
Walter Stuart Augustus Clough-Taylor,
bom at Drum Manor, co. Tyrone, on
Thursday, 12 October, and baptised at
Kildress, co. Tyrone, 6 December 1905.
COLBY. Vol. I, page 4. — Louise Mar-
garet Anne, eldest daughter of the
Rev. George de Carteret Guille {see Vol,
z, page jS), and widow of the Rev.
Frwieric Thomas Colby, D.D., was
married at St. John's, Tunbridge Wells,
CO. Kent, on Tuesday, 31 October 1905,
to George Hart Seeker of Sharpe's Mead,
Sidmouth, co. Devon, formerly of Ring-
moor Vean, South Devon (3rd son of
John Seeker of Windsor, co. Berks, by
Mary his wife, daughter of John Powell);
born at Windsor 2 October 1841.
COLLIER. Vol. I, page 57.— The Rev.
Carus Vale Collier married at Whitburn,
CO. Durham, 20 June 1906, Olivia
Chambers, 3rd daughter of George
Pollard of Qeadon Grange, co. Durham,
by Isabella his wife, daughter of John
Stephenson of Carr House, co. Durham;
bom at TrafTord Hill, ca Durham, 29
May 1875, 2"^^ baptised privately, baptism
register^ at Eaglescliffe, co. Durham.
COLLINS. Vol. 4, page 113.— Sarah,
widow of the Rev. John Ferdinando
Collins, died at Ordsal, Reading, co.
Berks, in her 97th year, on Monday,
12 March, and was buried in the
churchyard at Lockinge, co. Berks, on
Friday, 16 March 1906. M.I., also a
Memorial Tablet in the church. Will
dated 31 October 1900, proved at
Oxford 23 April 1906, by Charles
Collins, the sole Executor.
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COLYER-FERGUSSON. Vol. 4,
page 128. — Thomas Colyer Colyer-
Fergusson High Sheriff for co. Kent
1906-1907.
CONYERS. Vol. s, page 3.— The Hon"*
William Reginald Wentworth-Fitzwilliam
died in London on Saturday, 7 July
1906. Administration was granted at
the Principal Registry i August 1906,
to the Hon^»« William Charles
Wentworth-Fitzwilliam of Barnsdale,
Oakham, co. Rutland, brother.
COODE. Vol. 2, page 19.— Philip Melvill
Coode of Wentworth, St. Austell, co.
Cornwall, married at Braddock, co.
Cornwall, 26 April 1906, Constance
Mary, elder daughter of the Rev.
Vernon Harcourt Aldham, Rector of
Boconnoc with Braddock, and Hon.
Canon of Truro.
Winifred Alice (Judy), 3rd daughter
of Edward Coode, died at Polapit
Tamar, co. Cornwall, aged 41, on
Wednesday, 8 August, and was buried
at Werrington, co. Devon, 10 August
1906. Will dated 6 December 1904,
proved in the Principal Registry
16 November 1906, by Richard Carlyon
Coode, brother, the sole Executor.
COOKSON. Vol. 3, page 130 (and
Addenda, Vol. 10, page v,) — Bryan and
Annie Cookson have issue a daughter,
Ruth Constance, bom at 7 Imber Park
Road, Esher, co. Surrey, on Sunday,
14 January, and baptised at Thames
Ditton, CO. Surrey, 23 February 1906.
COOKSON. Vol. 9, page 145.— Charlotte,
widow of John Douglas Francis Cookson,
died at Boston, co. Lincoln, aged 78,
7 June 1906, and was buried there.
Will dated 28 December 1895, proved
in the Principal Registry 4 September
1906, by Florence Harriett Cookson,
the sole Executrix.
COTTON, Vol. ID, page 70. — Frederick
Arthur Stapleton Cotton was appointed
to Staff of Melanesian Mission 14 June
1905-
COWPER-ESSEX. Vol. 6, page 11.—
Major Thomas Cowper-Essex (who took
the additional name of Essex after the
death of his father 6 October 1901, and is
now of Green End Cottage, Hawkshead,
CO. Lancaster, and of Grove House,
Seymour Place, South Kensington,
London) was gazetted Lieut-Colonel to
command the 3rd Battalion Loyal
North Lancashire Regiment, "London
Gazette," in September 1906.
CRAIG. Vol. s, page 35. — Algernon
Tudor Craig, Major 4th Battalion
Royal Irish Rifles, Hon. Captain in the
Army, resigned his Commission 20 April
1906.
CRAWFURD. Vol. 2, page 9 {and
Addenda, Vol. 4, page «V.)— The Rev.
Gibbs Payne and the Hon"* Edith
Ellen Louisa Crawfurd have further
issue a daughter, Mary Angela, bom at
the Vicarage, Bicester, co. Oxford, i May,
and baptised at Bicester 3 June 1906.
CRIPPS. Vol. 2, page 120 {and Addenda,
Vol. 10, page V.) — Egerton T5anewell
and Hilda Katharine Gambier Cripps
have further issue a daughter, Margaret
Dorothea, bom at Stratton, co.
Gloucester, on Saturday, 6 January,
and baptised at the parish church,
Cirencester, co. Gloucester, 4 February
1906.
Page 1 20. — Gwendolen Elizabeth,
elder daughter of Edmund William
Cripps, was married at Ampney Crucis,
CO. Gloucester, on Thursday, 4 October
1906, to Berkeley John Byng Stephens
(2nd son of Frederick Stephens of
Bentworth Lodge, co. Hants, Captain
2nd Life Guards, J. P. for the counties
of Hants and Huntingdon, by Cecilia
Mary his wife, daughter of Captain
Henry Byng of Quendon Hall, co.
Essex, R.N.); bom at AbbotS'Ripton, co.
Huntingdon, on Saturday, 22 July 187 1.
CRIPPS. Vol. 4, page 75 {and Addenda,
Vol. 6, page iv.) — Sydney Bush and
Frances Maude Cripps have further
issue a daughter, Sylvia Maude, bom at
163 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park,
London, on Sunday, 7 January, and
baptised at St. Luke's, Westbourne
Park, London, 8 March 1906.
Page 76. — The will of Percy Rowland
Cripps, who died 23 September 1905,
was dated 28 July 1891, and proved in
the Principal Registry 25 October 1905,
by Henry Kater Cripps.
CURE. Vol. 2, page 22 {and Addenda,
Vol. II, page vii.) — George Edward
and lone Catherine Victoria Capel
Cure, now of Blake Hall, co. Essex,
have issue a daughter, Elizabeth Sarah
lone, born at 41 Beaufort Gardens,
Kensington, London, 8 March, and
baptised at Ettington, co. Warwick,
2 May 1906.
Page 24. — Alfred Capel Cure retired as
Major from the Royal Artillery in 1901.
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DANVERS. Vol. 8, page 63.— Eleanora
Sophia, widow of John Harris Danvers,
died at Priest Hill, Caversham, co.
Oxford, aged 72, on Saturday, 28 April,
and was buried in the old cemetery
at Croydon, co. Surrey, on Thursday,
3 May 1906. Administration was
granted at the Principal Registry 2 June
1906, to John Henry Danvers, her son.
Frederick Charles Danvers, died at
Broad Oaks, Addlestone, co. Surrey
(the residence of his sister), aged 73,
on Thursday, 17 May, and was buried
at Benhilton, co. Surrey, on Monday,
21 May 1906. Administration was
granted at the Principal Registry in
August 1906, to Louisa Danvers.
DARBY. Vol. 4, page 49.— Alfred
Edmund William Darby High Sheriff
for CO. Salop 1906-1907.
D'ARCY. Vol. 9, page 176.— William
Francis D'Arcy married at St. Peter's,
Eaton Square, London, on Wednesday,
23 May 1906, Violet Nina, daughter of
Francis Charles Baring of Norman
Court, Salisbury, co. Wilts, J. P. for
that county.
DARWIN. Vol. 4, page 118.-- Bernard
Richard Meirion Darwin married at St
Luke's, Chelsea, on Tuesday, 31 July
1906, Elinor Mary, elder daughter of
William Thomas Monsell.
DE MAULEY, Vol. n, page 136.— The
Hon^*« Edwin Charles William Ponsonby
married 2ndly at St. Peter's, Eaton
Square, London, on Saturday, 17 Feb-
ruary 1906, Hilda, daughter of Robert
Smith of Goldings, co. Hertford.
DICKEN. Vol. 7, page 140. — Captain
Charles Gauntlett Dicken, R.N., was
promoted Rear- Admiral 5 July 1905.
DIDHAM. Vol. 6, page 148 (and Addenda,
VoL 8y page vi$\) — Chambers and
Constance Violet Didham have further
issue a daughter, Elizabeth Mary
Brailsford, bom at "The Hurst,"
Tibshelf, co. Derby, 16 May, and
baptised at Tibshelf i July 1906.
DODDERIDGE. Vol. 8, page 55.— The
Rev. Sidney Edwin Dodderidge, Rector
of St Anne's, Thombury, co. Hereford,
was initiated and appointed Warden of
the Guild of St Anne, Thombury,
in the parish church of St Anne's,
Thombury, on St. Anne's Day, 26 July
1906, by the Rt Rev. Bishop Herbert
Mather, Coadjutor to the Rt. Rev. John
Percival, Bishop of Hereford.
DODDERIDGE, continued.
Pajge 56. — Albert Victor Dodderidge
married at Holy Trinity, Dorchester,
CO. Dorset, 20 August 1906, Florence
Annie Sarah, eldest daughter of Albert
Neal of Chetnole, co. Dorset, and of
Ayling House, Dorchester, by Mary
Annie his wife, only daughter of John
Guppy of Crokeway, Maiden Newton,
CO. Dorset; bora at Grimstone, co.
Dorset, 13 Febmary, and baptised at
Frampton, co. Dorset, 10 March 1882.
DONNE. Vol. 5, page 1 11.— The Rev.
Robert Frederick Smith, Minor Canon
of Southwell Cathedral, died, in his
73rd year, on Monday, 23 October, and
was buried at Southwell Minster on
Thursday, 26 October 1905.
The Rev. Charles Edward Donne
was collated to the Rectory of Keele,
CO. Stafford, in October 1905, by Ralph
Sneyd.
William Bodham Donne of East
London, Cape Colony, South Africa,
married at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, East London, i June
1903, Edith, daughter of Edward
VVellbeloved. They have issue a son,
Charles Edward Cowper Donne, bora
28 March 1904, and a daughter, Violet
Kemble, bora 8 October 1906.
DRAYNER. Vol. 6, page 50.— William
Drayner married at St Giles',
Camberwell, co. Surrey, on Saturday,
18 August 1906, Eleanor Emma,
daughter of Thomas Henry Maynard
of Highbury Park, London, by Eleanor
his wife, daughter of John Taylor.
DUGDALE. VoL 2, page 105.— Frank
Dugdale was gazetted M. V.O. (4th-class)
15 May 1906, to date from 11 March
1906.
Page 106, — Eva Margaret, only
surviving daughter of John Marshall
Dugdale of Llwyn, Llanfyllin, co. Mont-
gomery, was married at St Myllin's,
Llanfyllin (by the Rev. Henry Philip
Montolieu Margesson and the Rev.
Sydney Dugdale, brothers-in-law of the
bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. Lewis
William Davies, the Rector), on
Tuesday, 4 September 1906, to
Arthur Glyn Price, 4th son of the
Rev. Richard Edwardes Price, Vicar
of Morton, co. Salop^ by Mary
Jane his wife, daughter of die Rev.
Thomas Lewis, Rector of Manafon, co.
Montgomery.
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DUGDALE) continued.
Page toy. — The Rev. Sydney Dugdale
married andly at St James*, Paddington,
London, on Thursday, 4 May 1905,
Phyllis, yomigest daughter of the Rev.
Richard Edwardes Price. They have
issue a daughter, Dorothy Mary, bom at
the Vicarage, Lower Beeding, co. Sussex,
on Saturday, 30 June, and baptised at
Lower Beeding 29 July 1906.
EARLE. Vol. 10, page 112. — Ronald
Hamilton and Louise Mary Earle have
issue a son, Arthur Hubert Greville
Earle, bom at 105 Sloane Street,
Chelsea, London, on Wednesday,
20 June, and baptised at Holy Trinity,
Sloane Street, London, 5 July 1906.
EASTWOOD. Vol. 5, page 158.-
Frederick Norman Eastwood married at
St Bartholomew's, Sydenham, co. Kent,
on Tuesday, 19 June 190$, Edith
Mary, younger daughter of Charles
Beaumont Waller of Sydenham, M.B.,
by Harriet his wife, daughter of Henry
Currey, by Emily his wife, daughter of
Sir Charles Price, Baronet
EDWARDS. Vol. i, page 258.— Henry
John Edwards, M.A., Fellow, Dean
and Assistant Tutor of Peterhouse,
Cambridge, Lieut -Colonel Commanding
the Cambridge University Rifle Volun-
teers, married at St. Mary's, Uggeshall,
CO. Suflfolk, on Saturday, 30 December
1905, Margaret Ethel, eldest daughter
of the Rev. Arthur Ashton, Rector of
Uggeshall and Diocesan Inspector of
Schools.
Page 258 {and Addenda^ Vol 7,
page iv.) — Edward Charles and Ellen
Ed^come Edwards have further issue
a daughter, Margaret Emily, bom at
Penzance, ca Cornwall, 22 August,
and baptised at St. Mary's, Penzance,
15 September 1906.
Page 262. — Sir William Laird Clowes,
who was knighted 24 October 1902,
died at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, co. Sussex,
aged 49, on Monday, 14 August 1905.
ESHELBY. Vol i, page 226.— Alice
Mary, eldest daughter of Henry Lowcay
Eshelby, died suddenly at her residence,
Estcourt, Roby, ca Lancaster, on
Saturday, 7 July, and was buried in
Flaybrick Hill Cemetery, Birkenhead,
CO. Chester, 10 July 1906.
EVANS. Vol. 4, page 92. — John James
Evans was appointed one of the Govern-
ment Nominee Members Mersey Docks
and Harbour Board in August 1906.
EVANS, amitnued.
Page 92. — Bickerton Edward Everett
Evans died at the residence of his
brother-in-law, the Rev. John Moore
Fergusson, Southend-on-Sea, co. Essex,
aged 36, on Wednesday, 15 November,
and was buried in the cemetery at
Bebington, co. Chester, on Saturday,
18 November 1905. Administration
was granted at Chester 29 November
1905, to John James Evans, father.
Page 93. — Edward Evans of Spitai
Old Hall, Brom borough, co. Chester,
was knighted at Buckingham Palace by
H.M. the King 24 July 1906.
Page 94. — William Sandford Evans
was gazetted 2nd Lieutenant the Welsh
Regiment in October 1906.
FANE. Vol. 12, pages 82 to 85.— The
children of John Augustus and Eleanor
Fane were baptised at Littlemore, co.
Oxford (by the Rev. George William
HuntingfordX as follows: John Henry
Scrope Fane, 28 July 1861 ; Isabel,
8 May 1864 ; Augustus Walter Fane,
3 June 1866; and Sydney Algernon
Fane, 8 December 1867.
Page 84. — Francis Luther Fane of
Oak Lodge, Ide Hill, Sevenoaks, co.
Kent, married at St Michael's, Bedford
Park, CO. Middlesex, on Tuesday,
6 February 1906, Mary, youngest
daughter of John Henry Harris of
Ballarat, Victoria, by Amelia his wife,
daughter of Peter William Plomer;
bom 29 January 1877.
FLAVEL. Vol I, page 207.— Gilbert
Henry Flavel, Midshipman R.N.R., was
promoted Sub-Lieutenant 31 March
1906, and appointed to H.M.S. "Diana "
for training, Mediterranean Fleet.
FLETCHER. Vol. 3, page 78.— Thomas
Russell Fletcher of Aldridge, co.
Stafford, married istly at the Registry
Office, Aston, co. Warwick, 29 January
1906, and afterwards at All Souls',
Langham Place, London, 28 April
1906, Minnie, daughter of Thomas
Hayler of Croydon, co. Surrey.
Page 79. — Irene Kathleen, daughter
of Walter John Fletcher, was married
at Wimbome Minster, co. Dorset (by
the Rev. James Michael John Fletcher,
the Vicar, assisted by 'the Rev. Canon
Percival Hart Dyke), on Thursday,
7 June 1906, to D'Orville Brook
Dawson (youngest surviving son of
William Hill Dawson of 50 Kensington
Court and of Lincoln's Inn, London);
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FLETCHER, continued.
bom 12 August 1873; entered the
Army from Militia, as 2nd Lieutenant
The Prince of Wales* Volunteers (South
Lancashire Regiment) 2 June 1894,
Lieutenant 11 June 1897, Captain
13 December 1901.
Page 80. — The Rev. James Michael
John Fletcher was instituted to the
Vicarage of Wimbome Minster, co.
Dorset, by the Rt Rev. John Words-
worth, Bishop of Salisbury, in Lambeth
Palace Chapel, 21 February 1906, on
the nomination of the Church Governors
of Wimborne Minster, and was inducted
the same day by the Ven^*« Charles
Leslie Dundas, Archdeacon of Dorset.
FOLJAMBE. Vol. i, page 45.— Francis
John Savile and Lady Gertrude Emily
Foljambe celebrated their golden
wedding on Tuesday, 20 February
1906.
Page 47. — Arthur William de Brito
Savile, who bears the courtesy title of
Viscount Hawkesbury, was appointed
State Steward and Chamberlain of the
Vice-Regal Household to His Excellency
the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, 13 February 1906.
Page 48. — Cecil George Savile
Foljambe, Baron Hawkesbury {see
Addenda^ Vol, 2, page UL) was created
Viscount Hawkesbury of Kirkham in
the county of* York and of Mansfield
in the county of Nottingham, and Earl
of Liverpool 22 December 1905, and
took his seat in the House of Lords on
Tuesday, 13 February 1906, as Earl of
Liverpool, supported by the Earl of
Crewe, Lord President of the Council
(for the Earl of Chesterfield) and Earl
Carrington, President of the Board of
Agriculture. He was appointed Lord
Steward of H.M. Household 19 De-
cember 1905, and sworn a Member
of the Privy Council on Monday,
8 January 1906. By Royal Warrant
dated 25 August 1906, he has been
granted the following honourable
augmentation to his arms in com-
memoration of the tenure of the Office
of Lord Steward of the Household by
his grandfather, Charles Cecil Cope,
Earl of Liverpool, and by himself: On
an escutcheon vert a key surmounted
by a baton in saltire or; and also the
following additional crest of honourable
augmentation : On a chapeau gules
turned up ermine a lion rampant of
FOLJAMBE, conHnued.
the first charged on the shoulder with
a bezant thereon ah eagle displayed
sable and resting the dexter hind paw
on a plate charged with a bend azure
thereon three garbs or and surmounted
by an escutcheon argent charged with
an eagle displayed sdso sable changed
on the breast with a fleur-de-lis also or
the lion crowned gold and supporting
with the fore paws a man-of-war's church
pendant proper.
FREEMAN. Vol. 1 1, page 50.— Kenneth
John Freeman of Ospringe, Winchester,
died at Winchester, aged 24, on
Sunday, 15 July, and was buried in
St. Faith's Cemetery, Winchester, on
Thursday, 19 July 1906.
Percy Broke Freeman matriculated
at Trinity College, Cambridge, 22
October 1906.
FRY. Vol. 10, page 14.-— Edward
Mackey, M.D., died in London 28
July, and was buried in the Catholic
Cemetery, Nechells, Birmingham, 30
July 1906.
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GARRETT. Vol 5, page 142.— Colonel
Edmund Garrett, V.D., was nominated
C.B. on Thursday, 28 June 1906
(Birthday Honour).
GATTY, Vol. 2, page 154.— Sir Alfred
Scott Scott-Gatty was nominated C.V.O.
on the occasion of the visit of King
Haakon of Norway in November 1906.
Page 154 (and Addenda^ Vol, 12^
page xxvii.) — Sir Stephen Herbert and
Katharine Catty have issue a daughter,
Hester, bom at 45 Onslow Gardens,
London, on Friday, 16 March, and
baptised at St. Peter's, Cranley Gardens,
London, 17 April 1906.
GERARD. Vol 9, page 108.— Frederic
John, Baron Gerard, married at the
Oratory, Brompton, London, on Mon-
day, 17 September 1906, May, daughter
of Sir Martin Le Marchant Hadsley
Gosselin of Blakesware, co. Hertford,
K.CM.G., C.B., by the Hon^*
Katherine Frances his wife, younger
daughter of Sir Robert Tolver, ist
Baron Gerard of Bryn, co. Lancaster,
and 13th Baronet {see page no).
Page III. — Catherine, wife of
Frederic Gerard, died on Saturday,
5 May, and was buried at Coughton,
CO. Warwick, 10 May 1906.
GETTING, Vol. 12, page 37.— James
Charles Getting married at the parish
church, Hampstead, co. Middlesex, on
Shrove Tuesday, 27 February 1906,
Florence, 2nd daughter of John Peter
White of Belgrano, Buenos Ayres,
Argentine Republic, by Lucy Ann his
wife, daughter of Frederick William
Plowes of Belgrano; born at Quinta
Plowes, Belgrano, 4 February 1881, and
baptised at St John's, Buenos Ayres.
GIBBONS. Vol. 9, page 46.— Rosamond
Margaret Joan, 2nd daughter of John
Skipworth Gibbons, wa^ married at
Boddington, co. Gloucester (by the Rev.
Thomas George Gibbons, assisted by
the Rev. Canon Henry Sewell and the
Rev. George Allen Fisher Pearson), on
Thursday, 14 December 1905, to Henry
Peel de Winton of Abbot's Lodge, near
Gloucester (youngest son of Thomas
de Winton of Wallsworth Hall, co.
Gloucester, J. P. for co. Gloucester,
High Sheriff for co. Brecon 1863,
formerly Captain Royal Artillery, by
Barbara his wife, daughter of William
Henry Peel of Aylesmore, co.
Gloucester); bom 15 September 1863.
GILBEY. VoL3,pagei47(M^^'^:^^»^,
VoL II, fage x.)— Gilbert and Edith
Mary Gilbey have fiuthur issue a
daughter, Clare Edith, bom at "Chalk-
lands," Bourne End, co. Buckingham,
on Friday, 10 November, and baptised
at St. Paul's, Woobum, co. Buckingham,
on Tuesday, 26 December 1905.
GLAZEBROOIC Vol 3, page 60 {and
Addenda, Vol, 6, page w.) — William
Rimington and Dora Glazebrook have
further issue a son, Philip Nicholas
Glazebrook, bom at 17 Kingsmead Road
South, Oxton, CO. Chester, 26 March, and
baptised at the parish church, West
Derby, co. Lancaster, 6 May 1906.
Page 60 (and Addenda, Vol, 12,
page xxix,) — Hamilton and Margaret
Glazebrook have issue a son, Frederick
Hilton Glazebrook, bom at 32 Village
Road, Oxton, 20 June, and baptised at
the parish church. West Derby, 30 July
1906.
GODDARD. Vol 6, page 65.— Edward
Delavan Goddard of The Cottage,
Little Aston, Stafford, died at South
Cliff Tower, Bournemouth, co. Hants,
aged 77, on Monday, 11 December,
and was buried in the family vault
at Old Edgbaston, co. Warwick,
on Thursday, 14 December 1905.
Administration (with will dated 24
September 1897) was granted at
Birmingham 19 January 1906, to
Fanny Delavan Goddard, spinster, sister.
Page 66. — Evelyn Maud, wife of
Francis Ambrose D'Oyly Goddard, died
at Portland House, Fitzroy Square,
London, on Friday, 9 February, and
was buried at Hendon Park 13 Feb-
ruary 1906. Will dated 11 December
1905, proved at Jersey 27 October
1906, by Francis Ambrose D*Oyly
Goddard and George William Henry
Le Feuvre, the Executors.
Page 66 (and Addenda, VoL 10,
page viii,) — Francis Warren Morrison
and Elizabeth Gertmde Goddard have
further issue a daughter, Lois Maxine,
bom at Salida, Colorado, U.S.A., on
Sunday, 14 May 1905.
GODDARD. Vol. 11, page 22.— FitzRoy
Pleydell Goddard High Sheriff for co.
Wilts 1 906- 1 907.
GREEN. Vol. 4, page 45.— Catherine
Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. John Henry
Green, died at the Rectory, Mowsley, co.
Leicester, aged 59, on Sunday, 15 Oc-
tober, and was buried in the churchyard
at Mowsley 18 October 1905. M.I.
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GREEN) continued.
Page47. — Dom EverardGrevis Joseph
Green (in religion Dom Edward) solemnly
professed of the Order of St. Benedict
at Downside Abbey, co. Somerset, on
Sunday, i June 1902^ ordained Priest on
Sunday, 15 October 1905, by the Rt.
Rev. Dr. Burton, Bishop of Clifton, in
Downside Abbey Church, where the day
following he sang his first mass.
GREY. Vol. II, page 170. — Frances
Dorothy, Lady Grey, died at Ellingham,
CO. Northumberland, on Sunday, 4 Feb-
ruary 1906, the result of an accident
on the previous Thursday, and was
cremated at Darlington, co. Durham,
on Wednesday, 7 February, the ashes
being subsequently interred at Falloden,
CO. Northumberland. Memorial Service
at St. Margaret's, Westminster, the same
day. Will dated 10 March 1898, proved
in the Principal Registry 28 February
1906, by Sir Edward Grey, husband,
the sole Executor.
Page 1 71. — Constance Mary, youngest
daughter of Lieut.-Colonel George Henry
Grey, was married at Lucker, co. North-
umberland, 18 January 1905, to Edward
Cotton Curtis of Roche Court, Sahsbury
(son of William Cotton Curtis of
Potterells, Hatfield, co. Hertford, by
Louisa his wife, daughter of T.
Thomewill) ; born at Barnes, co. Surrey,
4 May 1863.
GUILLE. Vol. I, page 38. — I^uisa
Margaret Anne, daughter of George de
Carteret Guille and widow of the Rev.
Frederic Thomas Colby, D.D. (see
Vol, /, page 4), was married at St.
John's, Tunbridge Wells, co. Kent, on
Tuesday, 31 October 1905, to George
Hart Seeker (see page vii.)
Page 39. — Rosa Caroline, widow of
William Cory, died in Paris 27
January, and was buried in St. Ouen's
Cemetery 29 January 1906. Will dated
26 August 1892, proved in the Principal
Registry 12 April 1906, by Howard
Overing Sturgis, one of the Executors.
Page 40 (and Addenda, VoL j,
page it\) — The Rev. Hubert George
de Carteret and Catherine Lucretia
Stevens-Guille have further issue a son,
Hubert de Carteret Stevens-Guille, born
1 1 February, and baptised at Monkleigh,
CO. Devon, 20 March 1906.
HALES. Vol. I, page 289.— The Rev.
Richard Cox Hales died at his
residence, 27 Cambridge Road, Hove,
CO. Sussex, on Wednesday, 25 April,
HALES, continued.
and was buried in the old parish
churchyard of Hove 28 April 1906.
' Will dated 30 April 1883, with two
codicils dated respectively 10 December
1889 and 3 March 1905, proved at
Lewes 8 August 1906, by Ada Young
Hales, relict, Charles Alfred WooUey
and James Elton Hales, the Executors.
HARDWICKE. Vol. 4, page 135 {and
Addenda, VoL 11, page xi.) — William
Perton Allen and Elsie Kate Hardwicke
have further issue a son, Francis
Chudleigh Perton Hardwicke, born at
Tooting, CO. Surrey, 1 1 December 1905 ;
died at Tooting 17 January, and was
buried at St. Nicholas', Tooting, 20
January 1906.
HARINGTON. Vol. 10, page 123.—
Emily Octavia, widow of Lieut-Colonel
Thomas Lowth Harington, died at
Bath, CO. Somerset, in her 87th year,
on Monday, 20 August, and was buried
in Locksbrook Cemetery, Bath, 23
August 1906. Will dated 27 February
1906, proved in the Principal Registry
26 September 1906, by Herbert
Septimus Harington, son, the Executor.
HART- DAVIS. Vol. 9, page 32.-
Edward Walter Joynson died at Corfu,
on Tuesday, 29 November, and was
buried in the British Cemetery at Corfu
on Thursday, i December 1904. Will
dated 3 March 1897, with codicil dated
26 September 1904, proved at Chester
3 March 1905, by Richard Hampton
Joynson and Henry Edwin Gaddum,
the Executors.
Mary Dorothea Elizabeth Hart,
widow of the above, died at Colwyn
Bay, CO. Denbigh, in her 50th year,
on Saturday, 30 September, and was
buried in the churchyard at Bowdon,
CO. Chester, on Tuesday, 3 October
1905. Will dated 30 December 1885,
with two codicils dated respectively
8 May 1895 and 31 March 1897, proved
at Chester 18 November 1905, by Walter
Edward Barratt, the surviving Executor.
HASLEWOOD. Vol. 7, page 134.—
Charles George Dering Haslewood,
Captain ist Gold Coast Regiment, was
appointed Travelling Commissioner,
Ashanti, West Africa, 1905, and
returned to England invalided in July
of that year; he died at Telford
Terrace, Heme Bay, co. Kent, aged
36, on Tuesday, 24 July, and was
buried with military honours at Chislet,
CO. Kent, on Thursday, 26 July 1906.
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HAWORTH-BOOTH. Vol 8, page
130. — Cordelia, widow of Colonel
Benjamin Blaydes Haworth-Booth, died
at Derwent Bank, MaltoD, co. York, in
her 7i8t year, on Monday, 13 November,
and was buried at Malton 16 November
1905. Will dated 24 January 1905,
proved in the Principal Registry
8 January 1906, by Benjamin Booth
Haworth-Booth, son, the sole Executor.
^ Page 132. — Digby Clifton and Maude
Haworth-Booth have further issue a
daughter, Sylvia Marvel, bom at 32
Beauchamp Place, Kensington, London,
on Tuesday, 13 November 1906.
HEBERDEN. Vol. 9, page 58.— The
Rev. Henry Buller Heberden died at
Oddington Rectory, co. Gloucester,
aged 66, on Saturdlay, 30 June, and
was buried at Oddington 4 July 1906.
Will dated 22 March 1900, with codicil
dated 7 October 1902, proved in the
Principal Registry 21 July 1906, by
the Rev. Edward Buller Heberden, son,
and Evelyn Mary Heberden, daughter,
the Executors.
HERBERT. Vol. 3, page 123.— Lieut.-
Colond Edmund Arthur Herbert was
appointed Commandant 6th Inniskilling
Dragoons in 1904, and nominated
M.V.O. (4th-class) 5 May 1904.
Arthur James Herbert was appointed
first British Minister at Christiana,
Norway, in November 1905.
HEXT. Vol. X, page 203. — Henry
Yeatman Hext was married at St. Mary's,
Callington, co. Cornwall (by the Rev.
Thomas Cromwell Bush, brother-in-law
of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Canon
Thomas Hullah and the Rev. John
Middleton Milner), on Thursday, 19
April 1906, to Elizabeth Loveday,
daughter of David William Hicks John
Homdon of Pencrebar, Callington, J. P.
and D.L., by Susan Read his wife, only
daughter of Admiral William Hext of
Tredethy, near Bodmin, co. Cornwall.
HOBLYN. Vol. I, page 183.— Richard
Armstrong Hoblyn, F.S.A., died at 30
Abbey Road, St John's Wood, co.
Middlesex, aged 60, on Saturday, 28 April,
and was cremated at Golders Green
Cemetery, ca Middles^c, on Thursday,
3 May 1906, after a service at St. Mark's,
Hamilton Terrace, London. Will dated
15 March 1906, proved in the Principal
R^stry 12 June 1906, by Charles
Dennis Hoblyn, the sole Executor.
HOBLYN, conHnued.
Page 183 (and Addenda, VoL 8,
page xi.) — Ranald Armstrong and
Alice Maudlaine Hoblyn have further
issue a son, James Montague Carew
Hoblyn, bom at St. Columb, Walton-
on- Thames, co. Surrey, on Tuesday,
27 March, and baptised at St Mark's,
Hamilton Terrace, St. John's Wood, co.
Middlesex, 9 May 1906.
HOLROYD. Vol. 12, page 21.— Sir
Charles Holroyd received the Honorary
Degree of D.Litt. from the University
of Leeds 4 August 1906. He was
appointed Director of the National
Gallery 11 June 1906.
HUNT. Vol. II, page 107.— Wright and
Elise Philippa Salkeld (Lisa) Hunt have
issue two sons, Antony Wright Hunt,
born at " Redcliffe," South Canterbury,
CO. Kent, on Thursday, 14 July, and
baptised at St. Mary Bredin's, Canter-
bury, 16 August 1904; and Martin
Hoby Hunt, bom at "Culpho," St.
Augustine's Road, Canterbury, on
Thursday, 5 April, and baptised at
St Martin's, Canterbury, i May 1906.
HYETT. VoL 8, page 123.— Mary
Clementina, eldest surviving daughter
of William Henry Hyett, died at
29 Pembroke Gardens, Kensington^
London, aged 73, on Thursday, 19
October, and was buried in the
cemetery at Painswick, co. Gloucester,
25 October 1905. Will dated 15
October 1885, proved in the Principal
Registry 4 December 1905, by Francis
Adams Hyett, brother, the Executor.
JACKSON. Vol II, page 142 (and
Addenda, VoL 12, page xj::c//V.)-- Francis
Willan and Elsie Theodora Mary
Jackson have issue a son, Algernon
Willan Jackson, bom at Searle Lodge,
Market Rasen, co. Lincoln, on Sunday,
17 December 1905, and baptised at
Market Rasen 17 January 1906.
JEAFFRESON. Vol. 2, page 52 (and
Addenda, VoL 8, page xt'L) — George
Cordy and Florence Alice Muriel
Jeaffreson have issue a son, George
Tetley Jeaffreson, bom 27 March, and
baptised at St. Michael's, Framlingham,
CO. Suffolk, 28 April 1906.
JERMYN. Vol. 3, page 171.— Edmund
Arthur Jermyn was appointed to the
Indian Educational Service 14 April
1906, and joined his appointment on
arrival at Bombay 5 July following.
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Page 171. — Lancelot Ambrose Scuda-
more Jermyn elected a Scholar of Keble
College, Oxford, 26 January 1906.
JESSEL. Vol 9, page 72.— Herbert
Merton Jessel was appointed Hon.
Colonel I St Volunteer Battalion The
Royal Fusiliers (City of London
Regiment) 2 December 1905.
JODRELL, Vol. I, page 33.— Frederick
John Nash Ind of Court Place, Iffley,
CO. Oxford, Major 37th Regiment, died
1 1 March, and was buried at Lethering-
sett, CO. Norfolk, 15 March 1906. Will
dated 25 September 1895, proved in
the Principal Registry 18 May 1906, by
Marianne Ind and Sir Alfred Jodrell,
Baronet, two of the Executors.
JOHNSON. Vol. I, page 87.~Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of James Johnson,
died at Dunchurch, co. Warwick,
9 February, and was buried there 14
February 1906.
JOHNSON. Vol. 2, page 6.— The Rev.
Percy James Debenham Johnson was
married at St. Cuthbert*s, Thetford, co.
Norfolk (by the Rev. Robert Johnson,
uncle of the bridegroom, assisted by the
Rev. Robert Charles Sheldon Sweeting,
the Vicar), on Saturday, 30 September
1905, to Dorothy Ellen, eldest daughter
of Robert George Burrell of Thetford,
by Ellen his wife, daughter of Henry
Eden Cockayne of Great Dunmow, co.
Essex. They have issue a daughter,
Phyllis Debenham, bom 28 August,
and baptised at Mussoorie, North- West
Provinces, India, 30 September 1906.
JOHNSON. Vol. 3, page i9.--Robert
Vaughan Johnson married at Banstead,
CO. Surrey, 30 December 1905,
Christina, daughter of John Raynor
Arthur of the Indian Civil Service.
They have issue a daughter, Joan, bom
at 70 Coleheme Court, London, on
Saturday, 20 October, and baptised at
St Mary's, The Boltons, South Ken-
sington, London, 21 November 1906.
JONES. Vol. I, page 287.— The Rev.
Charles William Jones died at the
Vicarage, Pakenham, co. Suffolk, aged
81, on Monday, 4 June, and was
buried at Pakenham on Friday, 8 June
1906. Will dated 24 July 1902, proved
in the Principal Registry 26 July 1906,
by Mark Hildersley Quayle and Sir
William Hollingsworth Quayle Jones,
the Executors.
JONES. Vol. II, page 83. — Major-
General Inigo Richmond Jones, C.V.O.,
C.B., was appointed to command of the
troops a1 Singapore, Straits Settlements,
24 November 1905. He was nominated
CV.O. 30 June 1905.
JOSSELYN. Vol. 2, page 43.— Rosetta,
widow of the Rev. William Wallace,
died at 30 Ventnor Villas, Hove, co.
Sussex, in her 93rd year on Friday, 15
June, and was buried at Thorpe Abbotts,
CO. Norfolk, 19 June 1906. Will dated
5 December 1883, proved in the Prin-
cipal Registry 18 July 1906, by George
Henry Wallace, the surviving Executor.
KITCHENER. Vol. 7, page 2 (and
Addenda^ VoL 12^ page xxxv^i — Thomas
Martin Cripps and Alice Harriet
Kitchener have issue a son, Thomas
Hunt Cripps Kitchener, bom at 44
Larkhall Rise, Clapham, co. Surrey,
23 May, and baptised at All Saints',
West Dulwich, co. Surrey, 21 June 1906.
Page 5.— Elliott Kitchener, Head
Master of Greenbank School, Sefton
Park, Liverpool, was married at Allerton,
CO. Lancaster (by the Rt. Rev. Samuel
Thornton, formerly Bishop of Bcdlarat,
Vicar of Blackburn, co. Ls^icaster, uncle
of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rt
Rev. Francis James Chavasse, Bishop
of Liverpool, and the Rev. Henry
Gibson Smith, the Vicar), on Wednesday,
25 July 1906, to Mab, only daughter of
Henry Maclver of Wyncote, Allerton.
Page 6. — The following further
honourable augmentation has been
granted to Lord Kitchener: A chief
argent thereon on a pale gules a lion
passant guardant or between an eagle
displayed sable and on a mount vert an
orange tree fructed proper.
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LANDON. Vol. II, page 121. — Caroline
Mann, widow of the Rev. Charles
Richard Landon, was buried at
East Homdon, co. Essex \not at
Cheshunt].
Page 124. — Cecil Westmore Landon
married at St. Mary's, Wimbledon, co.
Surrey, on Saturday, 25 August 1906,
Elizabeth Mary, elder daughter of
Alexander Mackay of "Caley," Arthur
Road, Wimbledon.
Page 128. — Herbert John and Beryl
Landon have further issue a daughter.
Beryl Audrey, bom at Percy Lodge,
Walton-on-Thames, co. Surrey, on
Thursday, 21 September, and baptised
at Esher, co. Surrey, 22 November
1905. Their eldest daughter, Barbara
(see Addenda^ Vol. I2y page xxxvi.\ was
baptised at Dharwar, India.
LANGMAN. Vol. 6, page 26.— John
Lawrence Langman was created a
Baronet 28 June 1906 (Birthday
Honour).
LAW. Vol. 7, page 62.— Walter Henry
Patrick Law, Captain Army Service
Corps, was married at Almondbury, West
Riding, CO. York (by the Rev. Canon
Charles Edward Brooke of St. John the
Divine, Keimington, co. Surrey, assisted
by the Rev. Charles Dixon Hoste, the
Vicar), on Tuesday, 12 December 1905,
to Dorothy, 2nd daughter of John Arthur
Brooke of Fenay Hall, Almondbury
{see Vol. /, page So.)
LEICESTER. Vol. 8, page 157.—
Colonel Thomas William, Viscount
Coke, Lord Lieutenant, co. Norfolk,
was created K.C.V.O. on the occasion
of the King's birthday 9 November
1906.
The Hon"« Thomas William Coke,
married at All Saints', Knightsbridge,
London, on Saturday, 2 December
1905, Marion Gertrude, 4th daughter
of Colonel the Hon"« Walter Rodolph
Trefusis of the Scots Guards, C.B., by
Lady Mary Charlotte his wife, youngest
daughter of Walter Francis, 5th Duke
of Buccleugh, K.G. ; born at Ditton
Park, CO. Buckingham, on Thursday,
3 August 1882.
The Hon^*« Arthur George Coke
married at St. Paul's, Knightsbridge,
London, on Thursday, 10 May 1906,
Phyllis Hermione, only daughter of
Francis Saxham Elwes Drury of 50 Pont
Street, Belgrave Square, London.
LEVESON GOWER. Vol i, page 23
{and Addenda, Vol. d, page tvV.)— The
Rev. Frederick Archibald Gresham and
Cecil Eyre Leveson Gower have further
issue a son, John Alan Gresham Leveson
Gower, bom 17 May, baptised privately
by his father 24 June, died the next day,
and was buried at Linton, co. Kent,
27 June 1903; and a daughter, Judeth
Elyn Gresham, bom 24 July, and
baptised at Linton (by her father)
3 September 1905 (Sponsors: Bernard
Eyre Greenwell, the Hon**^ Mrs. Pascoe
Glyn and Mrs. Douglas McLean).
Page 23.— Evelyn Marmaduke Gresham
Leveson Gower married at St. Peter's,
Eaton Square, London, on Thursday,
I Febmary 1906, Elo Janet Catherine,
younger daughter of Lieut.-Colonel
James Ross Farquharson of Invercauld,
CO. Aberdeen, of the Scots Fusilier
Guards, J.P., D.L., by Elizabeth
Louisa his wife, eldest daughter of
Aleicander Haldane Oswald of Auch-
incmive, co. Ayr.
Page 24. — Clement Edward Gresham
Leveson Gower is Comptroller of the
Household to Earl Grey, Govemor-
General of Canada.
LITTLE. VoL 5, page 85. — John
Caruthers Little of Pitchcombe, co.
Gloucester, J. P., died there, aged 90,
at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday, 2 December,
and was buried at Stroud, co. Gloucester,
on Thursday, 7 December i9t>5. Will
dated 26 August 1897, with two codicils
dated respectively 11 January 1898 and
3 October 1902, proved at Gloucester
3 March 1906, by John Camthers
Little, the sole Executor.
LOCKETT. Vol. 11, page 90.— Edgar
Thomas Lockett, Captain loth Volun-
teer Battalion King's Royal Rifles, was
promoted Major with seniority to date
from 8 October 1905.
LOCOCIC Vol. 9, page 157. — Guy
Harold Locock ctf the Foreign Office
was married at St Mary Abbotf s,
Kensington, London (by the Ven'^*
Archdeacon Brookes, assisted by the
Rev. Alfred Henry Locock, uncle of
the bridegroom), on Wednesday, 6 June
1906, to Esther Mary Eleanor, only
child of William James Reade; born
5 December 1882, and baptised at
St Luke's, Torquay, co. Devon,
21 January 1883.
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LONGSTAFF. Vol. 6, page 71.—
Geoige Blundell Longstaff married
2ndly at All Saints', Bolton, co.
Cumberland, on Wednesday, 29 August
1906, Mary Jane, eldest daughter
of Matthewman Hodgson Donald of
Stanwiz and of Blaithwaite, both co.
Cumberland, by Henrietta Maria his
wife, daughter of the Hon*»*« John
Henry Roper-Curzon ; bom at Carlisle,
CO. Cumberland, 27 August 1855.
Page 71 {and Addenda^ Vol. 11^
page ^/V.)—Cedric Llewellyn and Lilias
Marow Longstaff have further issue a
son, Andrew Llewellyn Longstaff, bom
at The Close, Lichfield, co. Stafford,
on Monday, 29 January, and baptised
at Lichfield Cathedral on Saturday,
3 March 1906.
Page 72. — Frederick Victor Long-
staff was appointed 2nd Lieutenant
2nd Volunteer Battalion East Surrey
Regiment 23 January 1904, and Lieu-
tenant II April 1906.
Margaret Longstaff, youngest daughter
of Llewellyn Wood Longstaff, was
married at the parish church, Wimble-
don, CO. Surrey, on Wednesday, 11
July 1906, to James Edward Hill
Sawyer of Edgbaston, co. Warwick,
M.A., M.D., M.R.C.P. (elder son of
Sir James Sawyer of Haseley Hall, co.
Warwick, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.S.A.,
F.R.S. Edin., by Adelaide Mary his
wife, daughter of the Rev. John
Harwood Hill, Rector of Cranoe,
CO. Leicester, B.A., F,S.A.); bom
8 September 1874; of Christ Church,
Oxford, matriculated 1894, B.A.
1897.
Gilbert Conrad Longstaff, B.A. of
Clare College, Cambridge, 1906, was
appointed 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Volun-
teer Battalion East Surrey Regiment
LUKIN. Vol. 3, page 47.— Maria
(Minnie), wife of the Rev. James Lukin,
died suddenly at Felbrigg Lodge,
Romsey, co. Hants, aged 69, on
Sunday, 29 October, and was buried
in the cemetery at Romsey on Friday,
3 November 1905.
LUKIN. Vol. 7, page 39.--Eli2abeth
Hay, wife of Colonel Frederick Windham
Lukin, died at 26 Queen's Square, Bath,
on Tuesday, 20 November, and was
buried in the Cemetery at Datchet, co.
Buckingham, on Friday, 23 November
1906. ""^
LYTE. Vol. s, page 155.— John Maxwell
Lyte, who was educated at Radley
\not at Eton], resigned his Lieutenancy
in the Northumberland Fusiliers, and
was appointed Lieutenant Reserve of
Officers 26 August 1905.
Arthur Maxwell Lyte matriculated
at Magdalen College, Oxford, 1900,
and proceeded B.A. 1904. He was
appointed a JunicMr Examiner to the
Board of Education 1906.
Page 156. — Famham Maxwell Lyte
died suddenly, in his 79th year, on
Sunday, 4 March, and was buried in
Brompton Cemetery, London, on
Wednesday, 7 March 1906; the first
part of funeral service was held at St
Mary's, The Boltons, South Kensington,
London.
MACNAMARA. Vol. 3, page 92.—
Fleet-Suigeon Hugh Winckworth
Macnamara, R.N., was married 2ndly at
Iver Heath, co. Buckingham (by the
Rev. Henry Danvers Macnamara, Rector
of St. James', Garlickhythe, London, and
Priest-in-Ordinary to the King, assisted
by the Rev. John Craigie Leishman,
R.N., and the Rev. George Harold
Culshaw, the Rector), on Wednesday,
II July 1906, to Hilda Shelton, younger
daughter of Frederick B. Garrard.
MADDISON. Vol. 5, page 151.— Henry
Maddison died at Partney Hall, co.
Lincoln, in his 77th year, on Sunday,
II Febmary, and was buried in the
cemetery at Partney 15 February 1906.
Will dated 22 May 1889, with three
codicils dated respectively 3 July 1889,
28 November 1892 and 5 August 1904,
proved in the Principal Registry 11 Feb-
ruary 1906, by George Beaumont Walker
and the Rev. Gilbert George Walker,
the Executors named in last codicil.
MAITLAND. Vol. 3, page 32.— Rhys
Maitland married at St. Cyrian's, Dur-
ban, Natal, South Africa, on Monday,
17 April 1905, Edith, 2nd daughter of
John Bush of The Firs, Marston Magna,
CO. Somerset. They have issue a son,
Frederick Rhys Pelham Maitland, bom
at Ermello, Transvaal, South Africa, on
Friday, 24 August 1906.
MAPLE. Vol 10, page 54.— Emily
Harriett, widow of Sir John Blundell
Maple, Baronet, was married 2ndly at
St Michael's, Beaulieu, France, after
civil marriage at the British Consulate
at Nice, on Monday, 19 March 1906,
to Montague Ballard.
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MARRIOTT. VoL lo, page 104.— The
Rev. George Strickland Marriott died
at the Rectory, Sigglesthorne, East
Riding, co. York, aged 50, on Saturday,
21 October, and was buried at
Sigglesthorne on Tuesday, 24 October
1905. Will dated 16 October 1905,
proved (Prin. Reg., 1598, 1905)
9 December 1905, by Gertrude
Marriott, relict, and Henry Peter
Marriott, brother, the Executors.
Owen Victor Marriott died at
Cotesbach, co. Leicester, aged 8, on
Thursday, 25 January, and was buried
there 29 January 1906.
MARTYN. Vol. 2, page 83.— Helena
Jane Elizabeth, daughter of William
Waddon Martyn, died 11 December,
and was buried at Lifton, co. Devon,
15 December 1905.
Page 83 {and Addenda, VoL <P,
page xiiu) — James Frederick Honeyball
of Newgardens, Teynham, co. Kent,
promoted Lieut.-Colonel 6 June 1903,
and Lieut. -Colonel Commandant ist
Volunteer Battalion The Buffs (East
Kent Regiment) 12 December 1903.
Page 83. — Henry Martyn was married
at Crediton, co. Devon (by the Rev.
Canon Arthur Christopher Thynne,
Rector of Kilkhampton, co. Cornwall,
assisted by the Rev. Robert Waddon
Martyn, brother of the bridegroom, and
the Rev. Richard Knight, Chaplain of
the Church Governors), on Thursday,
30 August 1906, to Mabel Gunnora,
only daughter of the Rev. Walter
Burne Gumey, Rector of Poughill,
CO. Devon.
MELLOR. Vol. 3, page 86.— John Paget
Mellor, C.B., has been appointed First
Assistant Solicitor to the Treasury.
Page 87. — Sydney Paget Mellor was
married at the Chapel Royal, Savoy,
London (by the Rev. Wilfrid Paget
Mellor, brother of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev. William George
Elnor, Vicar of Chilham, co. Kent, and
the Rev. Paul Williams Wyatt, Chaplain
of the Chapel Royal, Savoy), on
Thursday, 26 April 1906, to Mabel
Ceylonia, 2nd daughter of Charles
Stewart Hardy of Chilham Castle, co.
Kent, J.P. and D.L. for that county,
by Fanny Alice his wife, 2nd daughter,
of Matthew Bell of Bourne Park,
Canterbury, co. Kent ; bom at Chilham
Castle on Saturday, i May 1875.
MELLOR) continued.
Page 88. — Winifred Mabel, younger
daughter of Francis Hamilton Mellor,
died at 143 Gloucester Terrace, London,
in her i8th year, on Tuesday, 2 October
1906, and was buried in Kensal Green
Cemetery, London.
METHOLD. Vol. i, page 145 {and
Addenda, Vol. 12^ page xlii.) — John
Robert Tindal Methold, infant son of
Henry Tindal and Sybil Mary Methold,
died at 109 St. George's Road, Warwick
Square, London, aged 6 months, on
Sunday, 11 February, and was buried
at Hepworth, co. Suffolk, 14 February
1906.
MIDLETON. Vol. 5, page 99.— Emily
Hester, wife of Canon the Hon***®
Alan Brodrick, died at St. Cross,
Winchester, co. Hants, in her 61st year,
on Thursday, 2 August, and was buried
at St. Cross, Winchester, 4 August 1906.
Pfi^e 100 {and Addenda, Vol. 10,
page xiii.) — William John Henry and
Bknche Sophia Emily Brodrick have
funher issue a son, Melvill Seymour
Brodrick, bom at Woking, co. Surrey,
on Monday, 17 September, and baptised
there 10 October 1906.
MIREHOUSE, Vol. 3, page 155 {and
Addenda, Vol. 12, page xliii.) — William
Edward and Ethel Mirehouse have
issue a daughter, Ethel Brunetta
Herbert, bom at Parkside, Parktown,
Oxford, on Sunday, 10 June, and
baptised at SS. Philip and James',
Oxford, 17 July 1906.
MONCIC Vol. 2, page 135 {and Addenda,
Vol. 12, page xlih'.)— The will of William
Berkeley Monck, who died 6 September
1905* was proved in the Principal
Registry 13 October 1905, by George
Stanley Stephens Monck, son, the sole
Executor.
NORMANBY. Vol. 9, page 55.— George
Alfred Constantine Phipps of Hampton
Court Palace died, aged 30, on
Monday, 29 October, and was buried
at Hampton, co. Middlesex, on
Wednesday, 31 October 1906.
Page 56. — Lord Henry George Russell
Phipps died at Brisbane, Queensland,
aged 54, on Monday, 27 November,
and was buried at Beaudesert,
Queensland, 29 November 1905.
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OLLIVANT. Vol. 6, page i6.— Alfred
Henry OUivant, Captain Royal Artillery,
passed for admission to Staff College
28 September 1906.
Page 17. — ^Joseph Earle OUivant
married at St. Simon's, Upper Chelsea,
CO. Middlesex, on Thursday, 7 December
1905, Helena Bridget, 2nd daughter of
Thomas Bosvile Bosvile of Ravenfield
Park, CO. York, J.P. and D.L. for that
county, by Emma his wife, daughter of
Francis Huntsman of Attercliffe, West
Riding, co. York ; bom at Ravenfield,
West Riding, 9 August 1861, and
baptised there.
ONSLOW. Vol. s, page 40.— Richard
William Alan, Viscount Cranley, married
at St. Peter*s, Eaton Square, London,
on Thursday, 22 February 1906, Violet
Marcia Catherine Warwick, only
daughter of the Hon"* Coplestone
Richard George Warwick Bamfylde
(eldest son of Augustus Frederick
George Warwick, Baron Poltimore),
by Margaret Harriet his wife, daughter
of Wentworth Blackett Beaumont.
ORME. Vol. xo, page 88.— Henry Merton
Orme died at Lutwicke, Manor Road,
Worthing, co. Sussex, in his 65th year,
on Monday, 19 November, and was
buried at Broadwater, co. Sussex, on
Thursday, 22 November 1906; the first
part of service was held at Christ
Church, Worthing.
PACK-BERESFORD. Vol. 8, page
169 (and Addenda^ Vol, I2^pagexlvu) —
Henry John and Sybil Maude Pack-
Beresford, have issue a son, Denis
John Pack-Beresford, bom at Hart's
Leap, Sandhurst, co. Berks, on Friday,
27 October, and baptised at the Royal
Military College Chapel, Sandhurst,
8 November 1905.
Reynell James and Florence Pack-
Beresford, now of Caragh House, Naas,
CO. Kildare, have further issue a son,
Arthur Reynell Pack-Beresford, bom
28 April, and baptised at Clane, co.
Kildare, 2 June 1906.
PARLEY. Vol. 8, page 14.— In line
14 of first column, it should read
A.D.C. to Sir PoUexfen \not PoUexfex]
Radcliffe, K.C.B.
Page 16. —Reginald John Hall Pariby
resigned the Adjutancy of the 2nd
(Prince of Wales') Volunteer Battalion
Devonshire Regiment 18 November
PARLEY, continued.
1901, and left the Service 14 December
1 90 1. He was appointed j.P. for the
Midland Roborough division of the
county of Devon 7 April 1903.
PARTRIDGE. Vol. 7, page 164.—
Eleanor Dorothea, widow of Henry
Birch-Reynardson, died, in her 89th
year, on Monday, 6 November 1905.
PEACOCK. Vol. 10, page 118.— Major-
General Henry Phipson Peacock died
at 5 Atherstone Terrace, South Ken-
sington, London, on Wednesday,
I August, and was buried in Ocklynge
Cemetery, Eastbourne, co. Sussex,
on Tuesday, 7 August 1906. Will
dated 3 March 1875, proved in the
Principal Registry i September 1906,
by Emily Peacock, relict, the surviving
Executrix.
PEARCE-EDGCUMBE. Vol. 5, page
1 6. — The Rev. William lago married
2ndly, by licence, at Illogan, co.
Cornwall, on Tuesday, ii October
1904, Flora Anne, daughter of
Edmund Gilbert Hamley of Bodmin,
CO. Cornwall, Solicitor and County
Coroner, by Anne his wife, daughter of
James Carter Barton of Hopwas House,
near Tamworth, co. Warwick; bom
at Bodmin 22 November 1845, and
baptised there.
PEARS. Vol. 6, page 100. — Kate
O'Neill, wife of Charles ffoUiott Pears,
died at Negri Sembilan, New Zealand,
10 November 1903. He married
2ndly at Singapore, Straits Settlements,
23 April 1906, Alison Bathgate.
Page 103. — Maurice Loraine Pears,
Captain ist Battalion The Cameronians
(Scottish Rifles), married at St.
Margaret's, Westminster, 27 March
1906, Eva Kathleen, youngest daughter
of Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson, Baronet,
and widow of Guy Charles Hardy of
Danehurst, co. Sussex, who died
4 January 1904.
Page 104. — Arthur Pears, youngest
son of Major-General Sir Thomas
Townsend Pears, died at Fort
Qu'Appelle, Canada, 7 May 1904.
Page 106. — Steuart Durand and
Margaret Isabel Pears had further
issue a daughter Eleanor Mary, bom
8 October 1904, and baptised at
Madras, India; died 9 May, and was
buried at Ootacamund, Neilgherry
Hills, India, 10 May 1906.
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Page 1 06.— Captain Edmund Radcliffe
Pears, R.N., was appointed Captain
H.M.S. " Arrogant " 8 June 1906.
Page 107. — Hugh John Chevallier
Pears matriculated at New College,
Oxford, 14 October 1905. He was
gazetted 2nd Lieutenant 3rd Battalion
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey
Regiment) Militia 3 April 1906.
PEARSON. Vol. 10, page 74.— Millicent
Mary, younger daughter of George John
Hooke Pearson, was married at Holy
Trinity, Brompton, London, on
Thursday, 9 November 1905, to Hugh
Edward Murray Archer (eldest son of
Walter Archer of 17 Sloane Court,
London); bom at Hampton Court
Palace 15 August 1879; entered the
Royal Navy as a Cadet 15 January
1894, Midshipman 15 August 1896,
Sub-Lieutenant 15 February 1900,
Lieutenant 26 June 1902.
PELLATT. Vol. 9, page 167.— Frederic
William Pellatt died at The Friars,
Whetstone, co. Middlesex, in his 72nd
year, on Friday, 15 June, and was
buried at Friem Barnet, co. Middlesex,
19 June 1906. Will dated 4 November
1903, proved in the Principal Registry
6 July 1906, by Frederic Mill Pellatt
and the Rev. H. J. Palmer, two of the
Executors.
PERCIVAL. Vol. 2, page 71.— Thomas
Helier Percival died at 10 Hans Place,
Sloane Street, London, on Saturday,
1 7 March, and was buried in Brookwood
Cemetery, co. Surrey, 21 March 1906.
Will dated 23 July 1904, proved in the
Principal Registry 18 April 1906, by
Sir (jeorge Sutherland Mackenzie,
Louisa Sarah Percival, relict, and the
Rev. Stanley Edward Percival, the
Executors.
PH I LLI PS. Vol. 1 1 , page 150.— Harriette
Sybella, widow of James Hutchison
Esten, died at 260 Deleware Avenue,
Toronto, Canada, in her 72nd year,
10 May 1906.
PLATT-HIGGINS. Vol. i, page loi
(and Addenda, Vol, 7, page ix.) —
Francis Meban and Ethel Dorothy
Platt-Higgins have further issue a son,
Patrick Humphrey Platt-Higgins, born
at "Westfield," Little Shelford, co.
Cambridge, on Friday, 9 March, and
baptised at Little Shelford 4 April 1906.
PORTMAN. Vol. II, page 40.— The
Rt HonW« Ronald Ruthven, Earl of
Leven and Melville, died at Glenfemess,
CO. Nairn, aged 71, <mi Tuesday, 21
August, and was buried in the church-
yard at Ardclach, Glenfemess, on
Saturday, 25 August 1906.
POWELL. Vol. 12, page 143.— The
Rev. Grandage Edwards Powell
matriculated at University College,
Oxford, September 1901, B.A. 1905 ;
he was ordained Deacon by the Rt.
Rev. Edmund Arbuthnott Knox,
Bishop of Manchester, 23 September
1906, and was appointed Curate of
Fallowfield, co. Lancaster, in September
1906.
PRICE. Vol. 7, page 89.— Major Edward
Augustus Uvedale Price and his wife,
Elizabeth Henrietta, were drowned
in the wreck of the "Hilda," off
St Malo, on Sunday, 19 November
1905. His body was recovered, and
buried in Norwood Cemetery, co.
Surrey, after a service at St. Philip's,
Earl's Court Road, London, on
Tuesday, 28 November 1905 ; will
dated 24 February 1905, proved in the
Principal Registry 7 February 1906, by
Reginald Henry Uvedale Price, son,
the Executor.
Page 90. — Charles Henry Uvedale
Price was promoted Major Indian Army
10 July 1 90 1, and appointed D.A.A.G.
India 26 April 1900.
Ryswynn Uvedale Price died at
Haileybury College, aged 15 years
and 7 months, on Saturday, 10 March
1906.
PUCKLE. Vol. 12, page 52.— Raymond
Aufrfere and Emily Eleanor Puckle
have issue a son, Raymond Donne
Aufr^re Puckle, born at 88 Telford
Avenue, Streatham Hill, co. Surrey, on
Wednesday, 23 August, and baptised at
St. Ethelburga-the- Virgin, Bishopsgate
Street Within, London, i October 1905;
and a son, Vivian William Dawson
Aufr^re Puckle, bom at 29 Thrale
Road, Streatham Park, co. Surrey, on
Tuesday, 31 July, and baptised at
St. Ethelburga-the- Virgin, Bishopsgate
Street Within, London, 7 October 1906.
QUAYLE. Vol. 2, page 41. — Emily
Catharine, widow of John Quayle, died
at Crogga, Isle of Man, on Friday,
21 July, and was buried at Malew
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QUAYLE, continued,
23 July 1905. WUl proved at Douglas,
Isle of Man, 9 August 1905, by Eden
Heywood Gawne and John Caesar Bacon.
The Rev. Daniel Fleming Wilson
Quayle resigned the Rectory of Trimley
St Martin, co. Suffolk, in 1896.
RAGLAN. Vol. n, page 102.— The
Hon^ Charlotte Caroline Elizabeth,
elder daughter of Field-Marshal Lord
Raglan, died at 8 Chesterfield Street,
Westminster, aged 91, on Tuesday,
3 July, and was buried in Kensal Green
Cemetery, London, on Saturday, 7 July
1906. Will dated 2 June 1899, with
codicil dated 11 December 1901, proved
in the Principal Registry 28 July 1906,
by Sir Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge
Kingscote, G.C.V.O., K.C.B., and
George FitzRoy Henry, Baron Raglan,
the Executors.
Page 104.— The Hon"* Arthur Charles
Edward and Louisa Eliza Somerset
have further issue a daughter, Victoria
Mary Blanche, bcmi 28 October, and
baptised at St. Paul's, Knightsbridge,
London, on Tuesday, 28 November 1905
(Sponsors : Lady Raglan, proxy for
H.R.H. the Princess of Wales, Coun-
tess Beauchamp, Viscountess Brackley,
Viscount Hahfax and Captain Weyland).
RATCLIFF. Vol. 3, page i4o.--Evelyn
Marianne, daughter of the Rev. Walter
Henry Ratcliff of Berkeley, Cal, U.S.A.,
was married at St. Mark's, Berkeley,
26 September 1906, to Professor
William Frederic Bad^.
RICKETT& Vol. I, page 276.— Emma
Gertrude, widow of Simpson Hicks
Ricketts, died at Wiesbaden, Germany,
aged 70, on Sunday, 6 May, and was
buried in Brookwood Cemetery, co.
Surrey, 10 May 1906. Will dated
8 August 1884, proved in the Principal
Registry 7 June 1906, by Captain
William Ricketts, R.N.
ROGERS. Vol. 6, page 130.— Frances
Anne, eldest daughter of the Rev.
Hugh Rogers, Rector of Camborne,
CO. Cornwall, died at i South Parade,
Penzance, co. Cornwall, aged 88, on
Tuesday, 5 December, and was buried
at Sancreed, co. Cornwall, on Friday,
II December 1905. Will dated
30 June 1899, with codicil dated 14
October 1902, proved at Bodmin
26 December 1905, by Reginald
Nankivell Rogers, the sole Executor.
ROGERS, continued.
Page 131 {and Addenda^ VoL 12^
P^i^ ^) — Hugh Stuart and Katharine
Mary Rogers have further issue a
daughter, Margaret Kathleen Musgrave,
bom 27 September, and baptised at
Headley, co. Hants, i November 1906.
Page 132. — William Hender Moles-
worth Rogers graduated B.A. from
Hertford College, Oxford, 31 July 1906.
Page 134. — Douglas Peverell Rogers
(Jim) died at the Royal Naval Hospital,
Plymouth, co. Devon, aged 17, on
Tuesday, 8 May, and was buried at
Mawnan, co, Cornwall, on Friday,
II May 1906.
Page 135. — Mary Frances, widow of
R^inald Rogers, died at Carwinion,
Falmouth, co. Cornwall, aged 76, on
Monday, 16 October 1905. Will dated
7 November 1895, proved at Bodmin
5 December 1905, by Charlotte Eliza-
beth Ward and Frances Jane Rogers.
ROPE. Vol. 2, page 92 {and Addenda^
VoL p, page jwV.)— Ernest Edward and
Mary Rope have further issue a
daughter, Mary, bom at Darjeeling,
India, 5 September, and baptised at
Eden Sanitorium, Darjeeling, i October
1906.
ROUND. Vol. 12, page 3.— Francis
Richard Round of East Hill House,
Colchester, co. Essex, C.M.G., was
appointed J.P. for co. Essex in October
1 906.
ROXBURGHE. Vol. 12, page 158.—
Charles James Innes-Ker died at
Algiers, aged 39, on Friday, 13 April,
and was buried there 14 April 1906.
ROYDS. Vol. 3, page 13 {and Addenda,
VoL I2y page /i.) — Albert Henry and
Adeliza Beatrix Royds have issue a
daughter, Elizabeth Beatrix Evelyn,
born at Swaylands, Penshurst, co. Kent,
on Saturday, 9 June, and baptized at
Penshurst 22 July 1906.
Page 14. — Colonel Clement Molyneux
Royds was created a Knight at
Buckingham Palace by H.M. the King
on Tuesday, 24 July 1906.
ROYDS. Vol 8, page 3o.--The Rev.
Nathanael Royds resigned the Rectory
of Little Barford, co. Bedford, 30
October 1906, and is now of
"Oaklands," Fenstanton, St Ives, co.
Huntingdon.
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ROYDSy continued.
Page 31. — Bridget Alington, 8th
daughter of the Rev. Nathanael Royds,
married at Little Barford on Tuesday,
12 June 1906, John Austen Hubback,
I.C.S. (elder son of John Henry
Hubback of Heswall, co. Chester, by
Mary Page his wife, daughter of the
Rev. George Ingram, B.D., sometime
Rector of Chedburgh, co. Suffolk);
bom 27 February 1878.
ROYDS. Vol. 9, page 2.— John Fletcher
Twemlow Royds, J. P., proceeded M.A.
of Cambridge 24 May 1906.
The Rev. Charles Cradock Twemlow
Royds, Vicar of Norton, co. Radnor,
proceeded M.A. of Cambridge in 1904.
He married at Bourne, co. Lincoln,
25 April 1906, Margaret Ada, 2nd
daughter of Charles Everard of
Cawthorpe, Bourne, by Emily Sarah his
wife, daughter of William Miskin.
Page 3.— The Rev. Gilbert Twemlow
Royds was appointed Rural Dean of
Stafford in 1905.
RYLAND. Vol. I, page 247.— Howard
Proctor Ryland of MoxhuU Park,
Erdington, co. Warwick, died, aged 54,
on Thursday, 28 December, and was
buried at Erdington on Saturday, 30
December 1905. Will dated 13 Feb-
ruary 1904, with codicil dated 25 July
1905, proved at Birmingham 26 January
1906, by Richard Alfred Pinsent and
Thomas Howard Ryland, the Executors.
Agnes Adeline, widow of the above,
died at Chalford, Four Oaks, co.
Warwick, on Wednesday, 18 July, and
was buried at Erdington on Friday,
20 July 1906. Will dated 29 December
1905, with codicil dated 19 May 1906,
proved at Birmingham 9 August 1906,
by Thomas Howard Ryland and
Richard Alfred Pinsent, the Executors.
RYLANDS, Vol I, page i6.-.Eli2abeth,
widow of Thomas Glazebrook Rylands,
died at Highfields, Thelwall, co.
Chester, aged 73, ' on Saturday, 16
June, cremated at Chorlton-cum-Hardy,
CO. Lancaster, 19 June 1906, the
ashes being subsequently buried in the
churchyard at Thelwall 13 July following.
M.I. Will dated 7 January 1903,
proved in the Principal Registry 14
September 1906, by John Paul Rylands
and William Harry Rylands, stepsons,
John Carey Bromfield, and Martha
Glazebrook Rylands, daughter, the
Executors.
SALT. Vol 3, page 104. — Elizabeth
Sophia Higgins, widow of the Rev.
Richard Wall, died at 21 Duxuaven
Road, West Kirby, co. Chester, on
Tuesday, 27 February, and was buried
at Draytcm Bassett, ca Stafford, on
Saturday, 3 March 1906.
SAVAGE. Vol 3, page 6.— Ethd Maude,
youngest daughter of Thomas Savage,
M.D., was married at the parish church,
Knowle, co. Wan^ck, 28 April 1906,
to Thomas Glutton Salt Ratcliff,
eldest son of Howard Taylor Ratcliff
of Fair View Hall, Edgbaston, co.
Warwick {see Pedigree of RaUliff^ VoL j,
page ijp.)
SCARLETT. Vol. 3, page 53.— The
Hon^ Percy Gerald Scarlett was
appointed 2nd Lieutenant 3rd Battalion
The Bedfordshire Regiment (Bedford
Militia) 25 February 1905.
The Hon^'Leopold Florence Scarlett
entered the Royal Navy as Midshipman
H.M.S. "Goliath'' 30 May 1905.
SCARSDALE. Vol. 4, page 80.— The
Rev. Charles MacMichael died at
Walpole St. Peter, co. Norfolk, on
Friday, 22 December, and was buried
there on Thursday, 28 December 1905.
Mary Victoria, Lady Cunon, died at
I Carlton House Terrace, London,
aged 36, on Wednesday, 18 July, and
was buried in the churchyaid at
Kedleston, co. Derby, on Monday, 23
July 1906, a memorial service being
held at St. Maigaret's, Westminster,
at the same time. Will dated on board
s.s. "Arabia" in the Indian Ocean
29 December 1898, proved in the
Principal Registry 4 August 1906, by
George Nathaniel, Baron Curzon of
Kedleston, the sole Executor.
Page 82. — Sir James Percy Miller,
Baronet, died at Manderston, co.
Berwick, in his 41st year, on Monday,
22 January 1906, and was buried with
military honours in the family burying
ground at Christ Church, Duns, co.
Berwick.
SHADWELL. VoL 3, P«ge 107.—
Louisa, eldest daughter of Lancelot
Shadwell, who was bom in Nottingham
Place, Marylebone, London, on Thurs-
day, 29 October 1846, died at the
Vicarage, Luppitt, co. Devon, in her
6oth year, on Monday, 28 May, and
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was buried at Luppitt 31 May 1906.
Administration was granted at the
Principal Registry in June 1906, to
Walter Harvey Lsuicelot Shadwell.
Page 109. — Louisa Amelia, widow of
the Rev. Julius Shadwell, died at
Southfield Lodge, Winchester, co.
Hants, in her 8oth year, on Friday,
as August 1905. Will proved in the
Principal Registry 29 September 1905,
by Edward Shadwell.
SKEELS. Vol. s, page 20 {and Addenda,
Vol. 12, page liv.) — Lewis Serocold and
Muriel Alice Skeels have issue a son,
Henry John Serocold Skeels, born at
Abthorpe, Booysens, Johannesburg,
South Africa, on Wednesday, 31
January 1906.
SOMERS. Vol. 2, page 15.— Mary
Blanche, wife of Evan Henry Llewellyn,
died, aged 58, on Saturday, 3 February,
and was buried at Burrington, co.
Somerset, 6 February 1906.
SPENCER. Vol. 9, page 122.— The
Rev. William Spencer, D.D., died
4 June, and was buried at Harlington,
CO. Bedford, 8 June 1905.
STRICKLAND. Vol. 9, page loi.—
Julia, daughter of Walter Richard
Strickland (Cholmley) of Sunnyside,
Pretoria, South Africa, was married at
St. Paul's, Durban, Natal, South Africa,
on Tuesday, 3 October 1905, to Alfred
George Harold Geale, son of J. £. Geale
of Australia.
SWANN. Vol. s, page loi.— Ethel
Constance Margaret, wife of Frederick
Samuel Philip Swann, died at Bijnaur,
India, 12 October 1901, and was buried
there the following day. He married
2ndly at Christ Church, Ealing, co.
Middlesex, on Saturday, 23 July 1904,
Linnette Elaine Lind, youngest daughter
of William Lind Buyers of Ealing.
The Rev. Nathanael Emilius Egerton
Swann was appointed Curate of St.
Mary's, Wembley, co. Middlesex, in June
1901, was Curate of St. Mary's, Ealing,
1901-1903, and Curate of St. Mary's,
Paddington Green, London, since
October 1905.
SWITHINBANK. Vol. 7, page 151.-
Bemard Winthrop Swithinbank, Craven
Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, 1906.
Cuthbert Winthrop Swithinbank
promoted Sub-Lieutenant R.N. August
1906, 'and was appointed to H.M.S.
"Good Hope" 4 September 1906.
SWITHINBANK, continued
Page 1 52, — Crossley Swithinbank
was promoted Lieutenant R.N. to date
from 15 October 1905, and appointed
to H.M.S. "Hogue" 15 May 1906, and
to H.M.S. "Forth," for instruction in
submarines, 15 August 1906.
TAYLOR. Vol. 3, page 95.— The Ven"*
William Francis Taylor, Archdeacon of
Liverpool, died at " Carlton," Aigburth
Road, Liverpool, aged 85, on Monday,
19 March, and was buried in Anfield
Cemetery, Liverpool, on Saturday,
24 March 1906, after a service at
St Andrew's, Liverpool. Will dated
22 July 1S98, with codicil dated 21 June
1 901, proved in the Principal Registry
14 May 1906, by William Francis Kyfl5n
Taylor and Gerald KyflSn Taylor, sons,
the Executors.
Page 96. — Lucia, wife of Austin
Taylor, M.P., died in London, on
Wednesday, 14 March, and was buried
in Brompton Cemetery, London, on
Saturday, 17 March 1906, the first part
of the funeral service being held at
St. Michael's, Chester Square, London.
TAYLOR. Vol. 1 1, page 54. — Susannah,
widow of William Taylor, died, aged 80,
17 July, and was buried in the cemetery
at Ipswich, CO. Suffolk 21 July 1906.
TEMPEST. Vol. I, page 37 (and
Addenda, Vol. 10, page xvii.) — Mabel
Ethel, wife of Sir Tristram Tempest
Tempest, Baronet, died at Bath, co.
Somerset, on Monday, 16 April, and
was buried at Tong, West Riding, co.
York, 20 April 1906.
THORNTON-DUESBERY. Vol. 9,
page 63. — The Rev. Charles Leonard
Thomton-Duesbery resigned the Vicar-
age of St. Mark's, Barrow-in-Furness, co.
Lancaster, 10 December 1905, and was
instituted Vicar of St Peter's, Islington,
CO. Middlesex, on the same date.
THURBURN. Vol. 5, page 118.-
Margaret Beatrice, eldest surviving
daughter of Robert Augustus Thurbum,
was married at Buenos Ayres, Argentine
Republic, on Wednesday, 27 September
1905, to Ernest Dorrington Drabble,
2nd son of Charles T. Drabble of
Oakwood, Alderley Edge, co. Chester.
Page 120. — Henrietta Isabella, 2nd
daughter of Henry Thurbum, was
married at St. Philip's, Kensington,
London, on Tuesday, 30 January
1906, to Captain Charles Alexander
Roosmale-Cocq, Indian StaiT Corps.
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TOLHURST. Vol. i, page 64 — Lydia
Carman, wife of Vincent John Grose,
died at Hillside, Forest Hill, co. Kent,
aged 77, on Friday, 2 February, and
was buried in Norwood Cemetery, co.
Surrey, 5 February 1906.
TOWER. Vol. 2, page 35.— Reginald
Thomas Tower, H.B.M. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary at Mexico, was created C.V.O.
on the occasion of the King's Birthday,
9 November 1906.
Page 36. — Egerton Augustus Tower
died at Corry Lodge, Skye, co.
Inverness, on Wednesday, 3 October,
and was buried in the churchyard at
South Weald, co. Essex, 9 October 1906.
TROTMAN. Vol. 3, page 162.— The
Rev. Francis Earle Trotman married at
Rangoon Cathedral, India, 24 No-
vember 1905, Marian, youngest
daughter of the Rev. Canon William
Gildea, Rector of Upway, co. Dorset,
Canon of Salisbury, and Prebendary of
Stratton from 1893.
UPCHER. Vol. 3, page 26 {and
Addenda^ Vol, 12^ page Iviiu) — Henry
Edward Sparke and Fanny (Nina)
Upcher have issue a son, Henry
Thomas Simpson Upcher, bom at East
Hall, Feltwell, co. Norfolk, on Tuesday,
17 June, and baptised at Sheringham,
CO. Norfolk, 18 September 1906.
WALLER. Vol. 9, page 177.— George
Edward and Ethel Frances Waller have
issue a daughter, Frances Augusta, bom
26 July, and baptised at Wisbech, co.
Cambridge, 20 August 1906.
Page 178. — The Rev. Thomas Henry
Waller resigned the Rectorship of
Waldringfield, co. Suffolk, 30 November
1905, in favour of his youngest son,
the Rev. Arthur Pretyman Waller.
Fanny, wife of Richard Porter, and
mother of Mrs. Thomas Naunton
Waller, died at Rushmere, co. Suffolk,
on Wednesday, 19 September, and was
buried in the cemetery at Ipswich, co.
Suffolk, 22 September 1906.
Alfred Whalley Waller proceeded
M.D. of Durham 28 April 1906.
Page 179 {and Addenda^ Vol. 11^
page xxL) — ^The Rev. Arthur Pretyman
and Constance Julia Waller have further
issue a son, Arthur Henry Naunton
Waller, bom at Waldringfield New
Parsonage 8 October, and baptised at
Waldringfield n November 1906.
WARDE. Vol 4» page 61.— Lstttia
Rachel, widow of Henry Lionel Warde,
died at Petersham House, ca Surrey,
aged 64, on Friday, 27 April, and was
buried at Petersham 2 May 1906.
Will dated 10 June 1902, with codicil
dated 9 April 1903, proved in the
Principd Registry 11 August 1906, by
Lionel Warde, Edward Dillon Mansfield
and John Maude, the Executors.
WEBB. Vol. 8, page I r.— William Francis
Richmond Webb entered the Army
as 2nd Lieutenant The Bedfordshire
Regiment 8 May 1901, transferred into
the Indian Army 11 October 1902, and
is now a Lieutenant in the 22nd
Punjabis; served on the North-West
Frontier of India 1902, at the operations
against the Darwesh Khel Waziris.
Archibald Wilfrid Tisdall Webb
matriculated at the London University
in July 1906.
WEBB. Vol. 9, page 26.— ^GeoflFrey
Fuller Webb married at St Thomas',
Upper Clapton, co. Middlesex, on
Thursday, 10 May 1906, Joan Hanbury,
2nd daughter of Frederick Janson
Hanbury of Stainforth House, Upper
Clapton.
WHELER. Vol. 8, page 84.— Aubrey
Stuart Wheler married at St Paul's,
Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa,
on Thursday, 3 November 1904,
Blanche Chnstina, only daughter of
Samuel Watson Jameson of 28 Princes
Square, Bayswater, London.
WHELER. Vol 9, page 12.— Elizabeth
Anne, widow of Edward Wheler, died
at 5 Bertie Terrace, Leamington, co.
Warwick, in her 98th year, on Sunday,
7 January, and was buried at Claverdon,
CO. Warwick, 11 January 1906. Will
dated 15 November 1890, with codicil
dated 28 October 1904, proved at
Birmingham 22 February 1906, by
Edward Galton Wheler and Thomas
James Charles Aylmer Studdy, the
Executors.
Edward Galton Wheler, who is now
of Claverdon Leys, Warwick, Alderman
1905, is a J.P. for the counties of
Warwick and Northumberland.
Page 13. — Colonel Henry Isham
Wheler married 2ndly at All Saints',
Windsor, co. Berks, on Tuesday, 17
April 1906, Alice, younger daughter of
Edmund Malpas of Worcester.
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WHITAKER. VoL lo, page 162.-
Lieut.-Colonel Charles Hildyard
Thornton Whitaker, Yorkshire Light
Infantry (King's Own), received Brevet
of Colonel 19 July 1905, and retired
on full pay 18 July 1906; he received
from H.M. the King at Sheffield the
decoration of M.V.O. 12 July 1905.
WICKHAM. Vol. I, page 250.-
William Joseph Wickham was promoted
Captain Scots Guards 6 June 1906.
WIGAN. Page 140, present volume. —
Oscar Stephen and Edith Emily Wigan
have further issue a daughter, Eleanor
Bramley, bom at 19 Von Weilligh
Street, Johannesburg, South Africa, on
Thursday, 16 August, and baptised at
St. Aidan's, Yeoville, South Africa,
on Saturday, 13 October 1906.
WILDER. Vol. 2, page 128 (and
Addenda^ VoL ii, page xxii.) — Francis
Langham and Beatrice Wilder have
further issue a daughter, Frances
Elizabeth, bom 29 July, and baptised
at Sulham, co. Berks, 26 August 1906.
WILSON. Vol. I, page 178.— Thomas
Bowstead Wilson matriculated at Pem-
broke College, Cambridge, 2 October
1 90 1, and graduated B.A. in June 1904 ;
he was ordained Deacon at Wakefield
Cathedral, by the Rt. Rev. George
Rodney Eden, Bishop of Wakefield,
10 June 1906, and is now Curate of
Wakefield Cathedral.
WISDEN. Vol 3, page 8.— Thomas
Faulconer Mair Wisden was appointed
Deputy-Governor of H.M. Prison,
Liverpool, i February 1905.
WOLLASTON. Vol. 12, page 78.—
Maria, wife of Charlton James
Wollaston was bom at Derby 31 May
1822 ; died at the residence of her
niece, 7 The Crescent, Bedford,
aged 84, on Monday, 8 October, and
was buried in the Nottingham Road
Cemetery at Derby on Friday, 12
October 1906. Will dated 30 December
1 90 1, proved in the Principal Registry
5 November 1906, by Arthur Bromley
Holmes and Rebecca Holmes, the
Executors.
WOLLASTON, am^'nued.
Page 78. — Agnes Maria, wife of
Lieut-Colonel Robert Calder Allen, died
at Clifton, co. Gloucester, 28 October
1884, and was buried in Locksbrook
Cemetery, Bath, co. Somerset
The second son of Charlton James
Wollaston should be described as
Francis Edward [nof Frederic Bromley]
Wollaston of Somerset East, South
Africa, R.M. ; bora at Perrymount,
Sydenham, co. Kent, i February 1853.
WOOD. Vol. 4, page 70. — Dame Sophia,
widow of Sir Charles Alexander Wood,
died at 10 Durham Place, Chelsea, co.
Middlesex, 29 January, and was buried
at Littleton, co. Middles^ 31 January
1906, the first part of service being held
at St Peter's, Eaton Square, London.
Will proved in the Principal Registry
9 Apnl 1906, by Captain Charles Robert
Wood, R.N., and Mabel Sophia Wood
WOOD. Vol. 1 1, page 1 1 a. — Henry James
Theodore and Ellen Beatrice Wood have
further issue a son, James Templeton
Wood, bom at Fingest Cottage, near
High Wycombe, co. Buckingham, on
Monday, 24 September 1906, and
baptised privately (by the Rev. James
Edward Bouverie Brine) the same day,
baptism r^^tered at Lane End, co.
Buckingham^
WOODD. Vol 9, page 67.— Iris Rosalie,
elder daughter of Basil Aubrey HoUond
Woodd, died at 5 Sloane Court,
Chelsea, co. Middlesex, on Monday,
9 April, and was buried in Brookwood
Cemetery, co. Surrey, on Wednesday,
II April 1906.
Page 70 {and Addenda^ Vol. 11^
page xxiti,) — The Rev. Charles
Hampden Basil and Elfrida Mary
Woodd have issue a son, Frederick
Hampden Basil Woodd, bom at Osaka,
Japan, on Tuesday, 27 March 1906.
WORTHINGTON. Vol. i, page 223
{and Addenda^ Vol, 9, page x!t>.) —
William Worthington and Lady Muriel
Gladwys Worthington have further issue
a daughter, Audrey Muriel, bom at
Netherseale, co. Leicester, 25 February,
and baptised there 17 April 1906.
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