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THE  LIBRARY 

OF 

THE  UNIVERSITY 

OF  CALIEORNIA 

LOS  ANGELES 


Five  hundred  copies  only  of  the  Seventh 
Volume  of  the  "Visitation  of  England  and 
Wales "  have  been  printed  at  my  Private 
Press.      This  copy  is  No.  320 


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Grove  Park, 

Denmark  Hill,  S.E. 


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Cnglanti  anti  Wales. 


EDITED   BY 

JOSEPH     JACKSON     HOWARD,     LL.D., 

MALTRAVERS  HERALD  EXTRAORDINARY, 
AND 

FREDERICK     ARTHUR     CRISR 


VOLUME    7. 


PRIVATELY    PRINTED. 
1899. 


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V.7 


LIST   OF    PEDIGREES. 


Airy  of  Greenwich,  co.  Kent  . 
Aldridge    of    St.     Leonard's 

Forest,  co.  Sussex     . 
Alington    of    Little    Barford 

Manor    House,    co.    Bed- 
ford,   and  of  Letchworth 

Hall,  CO.  Hertford    . 
Arkwright  of  Willersley,  co. 

Derby      .... 
Bailey  of  Ightham  Place,  and  of 

Nepicar  House,  Wrotham, 

CO.  Kent 
Baker   of   Hardwicke   Court, 

CO.  Gloucester 
Barne  of  Sotterley  and  Dun- 

wich,  CO.  Suffolk 
Barnston  of  Crewe  Hill,  co. 

Chester    .... 
BoGGis-RoLFE  of  The  Grange, 

VVormingford,  co.  Essex    . 
Carr   of  Eshott    Heugh,   co. 

Northumberland 
Chafy    of    Rous    Lench,    co. 

Worcester 
Comber   of  Myddleton   Hall, 

CO.  Lancaster  . 
Crisp      of     Southwold,      co. 

Suffolk     .... 
Cruwys  of  Cruwys  Morchard 

House,  CO.  Devon    . 
Dendy     of     Chichester,     co. 

Sussex     .... 
Dicken  


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Dowdeswell   of   Pull   Court, 

Page 

CO.  Worcester  . 

80 

67 

Fawkes  of  Farnley  Hall  and 

Hawks  worth  Hall,  co.  York 

91 

Foote    

130 

GiBBINS 

113 

28 

Haslewood    .... 
Hole  of  Parke,  Bovey  Tracey, 

^33 

17 

CO.  Devon 
FAnson  of  Denton   Hall,  co. 

128 

Northumberland 

65 

48 

Kitchener    .... 

I 

Law 

61 

'56 

L;JKIN,  formerly  of  Felbrigge, 

CO.  Norfolk 

33 

158 

jNIeller           .         .         .         . 
Murray-Aynsley      of      Hall 

153 

23 

Court,  CO.  Hants 
Newdigate  of  Kirk  and  West 

76 

120 

Hallani,    co.    Derby,    and 
of    Weston-in-Arden,    co. 

121 

Warwick  .... 
Packe  of  Prestwold  Hall,  co. 

53 

I    lOx 

Leicester,  and  of  Caythorpe 

Hall,  CO.  Lincoln 

165 

145 

Partridge  of  Hockham  Hall, 

CO.  Norfolk 

161 

101 

Pl.KLEY 

30 

Pkice 

87 

25 

Roberts         .... 

160 

SWITHINBANK 

151 

70 

Windham,  formerly  of  Felbrigge 

'38 

Hall,  CO.  Norfolk      . 

40 

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^etiigrees;. 


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LORD    KITCHENER. 

Arms  as  to  be  recorded  in  tlie  College  of  Arms. — Gules,  a  chevron  argent, 
surmounted  by  another  azure,  between  three  bustards  proper, 
in  the  centre  chief  point  a  bezant.  Honoiirable  Augmentation  : — 
On  a  pile  or,  two  flagstaves  saltirewise,  flowing  to  the  dexter  the 
Union  flag  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  and  to  the  sinister  a 
representation  of  the  Egyptian  flag,  all  proper,  enfiled  by  a  mural 
crown  gules,  the  rim  inscribed  "  Khartoum "  in  letters  of  gold. 

Crests. — Crest  of  Augmentation,  viz.,  Issuant  from  a  mural  crown  or,  an 
elephant's  head,  supporting  with  the  trunk  a  sword  erect  proper, 
pomel  and  hilt  gold.  Family  crest : — A  stag's  head  erased,  transfixed 
through  the  neck  by  an  arrow  in  bend,  point  to  the  dexter,  all 
proper,  and  between  the  attires  a  horse-shoe  or. 

Supporters. — On  the  dexter  side  a  camel  proper,  bridle  trappings  and  line 
pendent,  reflexed  over  the  back  gules,  gorged  with  a  collar, 
suspended  therefrom  an  escocheon  ermine,  charged  with  a  chevron 
engrailed  vert,  thereon  four  horse-shoes  also  or ;  and  on  the  sinister 
side  a  like  camel  gorged  as  dexter,  suspended  therefrom  an 
escocheon  paly,  bendy,  azure  and  ermine,  a  canton  of  the  last 
charged  with  a  portcullis  or. 

Motto. — Thorough. 


J^ittfitntx. 


Arnii  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. 
Gules,  a  chevron  argent,  surmounted  by 
another  azure,  between  three  bustards 
proper,  in  the  centre  chief  point  a  bezant. 

Cresl. — A  stag's  head  erased,  trans- 
fixed through  the  neck  by  an  arrow  in 
bend,  point  to  the  dexter,  all  proper,  and 
between  the  attires  a  horseshoe  or. 

Motto.  — Thorough. 


Laetitia,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Thomas 
Waldegrave  of 
Bury  St.  Ed- 
munds, CO.  Suf- 
folk, by  Sarah 
his  wife ;  born 
at  Tockholes, 
near  Preston, CO. 
Lancaster,  26 
January  1768  ; 
marr.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Bury  St. 
Edmunds,  29 
March  1792  ; 
died  at  Camber- 
well,  CO.  Surrey, 
13  August,  bur. 
in  the  family 
vault  in  Bunhill 
Fields,  CO.  Mid- 
dlese.x,  18  Au- 
gust 1797.  M.I. 
I  St  wife. 


=William  Kitchener  of  2S=.Emma,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Princes  Street,  Lothbury,  Thomas  Cripps  of 
London,  and  afterwards  Cheadle  Rectory,  co. 
of  8  Bunhill  Row,  Lon-  "' 
don  (eldest  son  of  Tho- 
mas Kitchener  of  Laken- 
heath  and  Bury  St.  Ed- 
munds, CO.  Suffolk,  by 
Martha  his  wife,  dau  of 
William  Robinson  of 
Eriswall,  co.  Suffolk) ; 
born  at  Lakenheath  24 
February,  bapt.  there 
24  June  1768  ;  Tea 
Merchant ;  admitted  to 
the  Freedom  of  the 
Clothworkers'  Company 
1791  ;  died  suddenly  at 
8  Bunhill  Row,  London, 
4  June,  bur.  in  the  family 
vault  in  Bunhill  Fields 
8  June  1807.  M.L  Will 
dated  22  May  1804, 
proved  (P.C.C.,  39  Ely) 
2  Jan.  1808,  by  Samuel 
Robinson,  Joseph  Fudd, 
and  William  Buck 
Cripps,  the  Exors. 


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Chester,  by  Catha- 
rinehiswife,  onlydau. 
of  William  Buck  of 
New  Grange,  co. 
Lincoln,  by  Cathar- 
ine his  wife,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  ^Villiam 
Squire ;  born  at  Birth- 
waite  Hall,  near 
Barnsley,  co.  York, 
22  April,  bapt.  at 
Darton,  co.  York, 
25  May  1772;  marr. 
at  St.  Olave's,  York, 
22  April  1799  (marr. 
settlement  dated  13 
March  1799,  Trus- 
tees :  William  Buck 
Cripps  and  Nathan 
Robinson) ;  died  at 
Bury  St.  Edmunds, 
aged  81,  16  June, 
bur.  in  the  Buck  vault 
at  St.  Mary's,  Bury 
St.  Edmunds,  21 
June  1853.  M.L 
2nd  wife. 

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Elizabeth,  born 
at  25  I'rinces 
Street,  Loth- 
bury, London, 
25  Jan.,  bapt. 
at  Bury  St.  Ed- 
munds 29  July 
1793  ;  died  6 
May,  bur.  in  the 
family  vault  in 
Bunhill  Fields 
II  May  1795. 
M..\. {Registered 
as  "Kite/liter,  an 
infant,  2  years 
and  2  months''). 


Ann,  youngest  dau.= 
of  William  Shrub- 
sole,  Secretary  to 
the  Committee  of 
Treasury  of  the 
Bank  of  England, 
by  Sarah  his  wife ; 
born  at  the  house 
of  the  Bank  of 
England  in  1796  ; 
married  in  1820 ; 
died  s.p.  at  Sun- 
ninghill,  co.  Berks, 
1 1  August,  bur.  in 
Bunhill  Fields  17 
August  1832.  M.L 
I  St  wife. 


=Robinson  John  Kitchener  of  Nelson= 
Terrace,  Stoke  Newington,  co.  Middle- 
sex, afterwards  of  48  Mildmay  Park, 
Islington,  co.  Middlesex;  born  at  25 
Princes  Street,  Lothbury,  London,  23 
July  1794,  and  bapt.  at  Bury  St.  Ed- 
munds ;  Master  of  the  Clothworkers' 
Company  1864-65  ;  died,  in  his  74th 
year,  19  May,  bur.  in  Abney  Park 
Cemetery,  co.  Middlesex,  25  May  1868. 
M.L  Will  dated  3  May  1845,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  471,  68)  23  July  1868,  by 
Susanna  Kitchener,  the  relict,  the  sole 
Executrix. 


^Susanna  Goddard, 
marr.  in  1835;  died 
at  48  Mildmay 
Park,  Islington,  on 
Tuesday,  12  ^L^rch, 
bur.  in  Abney  Park 
Cemetery  19  March 
1872.  Will  dated 
24  June  1S68, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
254,  72)  12  April 
1872,  by  Roger 
Cunliffe  of  6  Princes 
Street,  London, and 
Alexander  James 
Scrutton  of  18 
Amhurst\'illas,Am- 
hurstRoad, Shackle- 
well,  CO.  Middlesex, 
the  Exors.  2nd 
wife. 


Nathan  Kitchener,  born 
at  25  Princes  Street,  Loth- 
bury.London,  7july  1796, 
and  bapt.  at  Bury  St. 
Edmunds  ;  died  unmar- 
ried at  West  Row,  near 
Mildenhall,  co.  Suffolk, 
in  1824,  and  bur.  at 
Lakenheath,  co.  Suffolk 
{no  record  in  Register). 


William  Kitchener, 
born  at  i  Leaden - 
hall  Street,  London, 
20  March  1800, 
bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Cornhiil,  London, 
(no  record  in  Regis- 
ter) ;  died  21  Feb., 
bur.  in  the  family 
vault  in  Bunhill 
Fields  26  Feb.  1801. 
M.L 


Thomas  Kitchener,= 
born  at  S  Bunhill 
Row,  London,  i  Sep- 
tember, bapt.  at  St. 
Luke's,  Old  Street, 
London,  23  October 
1801 ;  died  at  West 
Row,  near  Milden- 
hall, aged  37,  9 
April,  bur.  at  Mil- 
denhall 14  April 
1836.     M.L 


^Susan,  dau.  of  Rev. 
John  Barwick  Sams, 
B.A.  of  Caius  College, 
Cambridge,  Rector  of 
Honington,  co.  Suffolk, 
and  of  South  Wootton, 
CO.  Norfolk,  by  Sarah 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Andrew 
Hewit,  M.D. ;  born  at 
Bury  St.  Edmunds  6 
June  1799,  and  bapt. 
there  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Bury  St.  Ed- 
munds (by  her  father), 
6  Dec.  1825  ;  died  at 
Blackheath,  co.  Kent, 
and  bur.  at  Mildenhall 
20  Oct.  1850.     M.L 


Samuel  Robinson 
Kitchener,  died  an 
infant  16  January 
1827,  and  bur.  at 
Mildenhall.    M.L 


Thomas  Kitchener,  born  at  Mildenhall  14  February= 
1831  ;    M.D.     He  marr.  istly,  Isabel  de  Carteret  of 
Jersey,  who  died  s.p.     He  died  at  4  New  King  Street, 
Bath,  CO.  Somerset,  aged  50,  and  was  bur.  in  Walcot 
Cemetery,  Locksbrook,  Bath,  25  October  1S82. 


=Mary  Louisa,  dau.  of 
Frederick  Charles 
Clarkeofjersey;  born 
1 1  Sept.  1846;  marr. 
in  Jersey  in  1863  ; 
died  at  4  New  King 
Street,  Bath,  aged  31, 
and  bur.  in  Walcot 
Cemetery,  Locks- 
brook,  Bath,  1 6  Aug. 
1879.     2nd  wife. 


Thomas  Martin  Cripps  Kitchener, 
born  25  '  May  1869;  educated 
at  the  High  School,  Newcastle- 
under-Lyme,  co.  Stafford  ;  Mining 
Engineer. 


Evelyn  Bertha,  born  at  Chippenham,  co.  Wilts,  27  January 
1872;  marr.  at  Bangalore,  India,  13  April  189S,  Captain 
Gerard  Arthur  Fletcher  Sanders  (son  of  Rev.  Henry 
Martyn  Sanders,  M.A.,  Vicar  of  Sutton-on-the-Forest,  co. 
York,  by  Eliza  Anne  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
William  Darwin  Fox,  Rector  of  Delamere  Forest,  co. 
Chester);  born  28  June  1869;  Captain  Royal  Engineers, 
Q.O.  Sappers  and  Miners,  Bangalore,  served  in  Burmese 
Expedition  1892,  in  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin 
Hills  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  Expedition  to  Dongola 
1896  (medal).  =[= 


Jane,  born  at  West 
Row,  near  Mildenhall, 
in  1833;  died  at  West- 
ley  Lodge,  near  New- 
market, CO.  Suffolk, 
aged  15,  6  July  1848, 
and  bur.  at  Mildenhall. 
M.L 


Henry  Kitchener,  born  6  November,= 
bapt.  at  Mildenhall  13  December 
1835;  entered  the  Army  and  served 
in  the  6th  Foot,  Ensign  3  August 
1855,  Lieutenant  6  May  1858,  Captain 
21  August  1872  (retired  1S73);  died 
in  New  Zealand  from  the  result  of  a 
fire  22  July  1882,  and  bur.  at  Dunedin 
Otago,  New  Zealand. 


=Mary  Arabella,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Laud  of  Ravensworth,  Spanish 
Town,  Jamaica ;  born  at  King- 
ston, Jamaica,  10  July  1843; 
marr.  at  the  Cathedral,  Spanish 
Town,  Jamaica,  2  August  1866. 


William  Cripps  Kitchener  of  New-= 
market,  CO.  Suffolk  ;  born  22  January, 
bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Old  Street, 
London,  7  March  1803;  Solicitor; 
died  at  Newmarket,  in  his  70th 
year,  on  Wednesday,  7  February, 
bur.  in  All  Saints'  Cemetery,  New- 
market, 15  February  1872.  M.L 
Will  dated  30  January  1872,  proved 
at  Peterborough  22  April  1872,  by 
William  Orbell  Kitchener,  the  son, 
the  sole  Exor. 


Ann,  only  child  of  John  Orbell  of  Kentford  Hall,  co. 
Suffolk,  by  Deborah  Ann  Biggs  his  wife  ;  born  at  Bury 
St.  Edmunds,  co.  Suffolk,  22  October  1804,  and  bapt.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Bury  St.  Edmunds ;  marr.  there  (by  the  Rev. 
John  Barwick  Sams,  Reader),  26  September  1825  ;  died 
at  Newmarket,  aged  72,  on  Saturday,  16  June,  bur.  in 
All  Saints'  Cemetery,  Newmarket,  20  June  1877.  M.L 
Will  dated  4  April  1872,  proved  at  Peterborough  18 
i  August  1877,  by  William  Orbell  Kitchener  and  Francis 
Elliott  Kitchener,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 


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William  Orbell  Kitchener  of 
Newmarket ;  born  at  Bury  St. 
Edmunds  11  September  1826, 
bapt.  at  St.  Mary's,  Bury  St. 
Edmunds,  30  August  1827  (Spon- 
sors: William  Buck  Cripps,  Henry 
Horatio  Kitchener,  and  Clarissa 
Andrews) ;  Solicitor ;  marr.  in 
September  1877,  Eliza  Ashford. 
He  died  at  Newmarket,  aged  51, 
on  Friday,  14  December,  and 
was  bur.  in  Newmarket  Cemetery 
19  December  1877.  M.L  Will 
dated  21  September  1877,  proved 
at  Peterborough  2 1  January  1878 
by  Francis  Elliott  Kitchener  and 
George  Arthur  Westrope,  the 
Exors. 


Emma,  born  at  Bury  St.  Edmunds  24  September  1829,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary's,  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  8  January  1832  (Sponsors: 
Biggs  Andrews,  Q.C.,  Susan  Barwick  Sams,  and  Hester 
Biggs)  ;  marr.  at  All  Saints',  Newmarket  (by  the  Rev. 
Robert  Watt,  M.A.,  Rector  of  Cheadle,  co.  Stafford,  assisted 
by  the  Rev.  Samuel  Thornton,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Incumbent  of 
St.  Jude's,  Whitechapel,  London,  now  Bishop  of  Ballarat, 
cousin  of  the  bride),  on  Wednesday,  30  May  i860,  William 
Henry  Day  (son  of  Thomas  Day  of  Holly  Hill,  Meopham, 
CO.  Kent,  and  Stratton  St.  Margaret's,  co.  Wilts,  by  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Clarke) ;  born  at  Wantage,  co.  Berks, 
30  November  1830,  bapt.  there {norecordin Register) ;  educated 
at  Bristol  and  at  King's  College,  London;  M.R.C.S.  1854, 
Assistant  Surgeon  3rd  Buffs,  in  the  Crimea  (medal  and 
clasp),  M.D.  St.  Andrew's  1857,  M.R.C.P.  1867,  Consulting 
Physician  Samaritan  Hospital  ;  Author  of  "  Diseases  of 
Children  "  and  "  Headaches,"  and  numerous  original  papers 
read  before  the  various  Medical  Societies. 


I 


Henry  Hamilton  Kitchener,  born  18 
June  1868,  and  bapt.  at  Aldershot ; 
died  26  July,  bur.  at  Aldershot  Mili- 
tary Cemetery  28  July  1868. 

William  Henry  Kitchener,  born  3  Oc- 
tober 1869,  and  bapt.  at  Newport,  co. 
Monmouth;  died  8  August  1895,  and 
bur.  at  Dunedin,  Otago,  New  Zealand. 

Susan  Mary,  born  16  July,  bapt.  at 
Buttevant,  co.  Cork,  13  August  1871  ; 
died  I  July  1882,  and  bur.  at  Dunedin, 
Otago,  New  Zealand. 


Charles  Elwyn  Kitchener, 
born  8  February  1873, 
and  bapt.  at  Belfast ;  died 
2  7  December  1 884,  and  bur. 
at  Spanish  Town,  Jamaica. 


Frank  Sydney  Kitchener, 
born  6  May  18  74,  and  bapt. 
at  Belfast ;  died  i  July 
1882,  bur.  at  Dunedin, 
Otago,  New  Zealand. 


Mabel  Edith,  born  28 
November  1876,  and  bapt. 
at  Waihemo,  New  Zealand ; 
died  I  July  1882,  bur.  at 
Dunedin,  Otago,  New 
Zealand.       

Harold  Gordon  Kitchener, 
born  -9  December  1881, 
and  bapt.  at  Dunedin, 
Otago,  New  Zealand  ;  died 
lojuly  1882, and  bur. there. 


Samuel  Kitchener, 
born  at  8  Bunhill 
Row,  London,  5 
August  1804,  and 
bapt.  at  St.  Luke's, 
Old  Street,  London  ; 
died  9  May,  bur.  in 
the  family  vault  in 
Bunhill  Fields  14 
May  1805.     M.L 


Lieut.-Colonel  Henry  Horatio  Kitchener,= 
born  at  8  Bunhill  Row,  London,  19  October, 
bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Old  Street,  London,  17 
December  1805  ;  entered  the  13th  Light 
Dragoons,  Cornet  29  June  1830,  Lieutenant 
II  July  1834,  Captain  29th  Foot  8  January 
1841,  Major  9th  Foot  27  March  1846, 
Lieut.-Colonel  (half-pay)  5  November  1847; 
marr.  2ndly  in  1866,  Emma  Green,  by  whom 
he  had  issue  a  daughter  Kawara,  born  in 
1867,  and  bapt.  at  Wakonaite,  New  Zealand. 
He  died  at  The  Manor  House,  Cos- 
sington,  co.  Leicester,  in  his  89th  year,  on 
Tuesday,  14  August,  bur.  at  Cossington 
1 7  August  1894.  Will  dated  8  October  1887, 
with  codicil  dated  15  November  1893, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  878,  94)  30  August 
1894,  by  Sir  Horatio  Herbert  Kitchener, 
K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  the  son,  one  of  the  Exors. 


=Frances  Anne,  dau.  of  Rev. 
John  Chevallier,  M.D.,  of 
Aspall  Hall,  co.  Suffolk,  by 
Elizabeth  his  3rd  wife,  dau. 
of  John  Cole  ;  born  at  Aspall 
3  September,  bapt.  at  Aspall 
18  September  1826 ;  marr. 
at  Aspall  24  July  1845  ;  died 
at  Montreux,  Switzerland, 
in  1864,  and  bur.  at  Clarens, 
near  Montreux. 


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Annette,  born  at  Newmarket,  co.  Suf- 
folk, 26  "June,  bapt.  at  All  Saints', 
Newmarket,  7  October  1835  (Sponsors: 
Captain  Sargent,  13th  Light  Dragoons, 
Caroline  Hill  Weatherby,  and  Caroline 
Chevallier);  marr.  at  All  Saints',  New- 
market, 26  July  1866,  John  Peile  (only 
son  of  Williamson  Peile,  F.G.S.,  of 
Whitehaven,  co.  Cumberland,  by  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Hodgson 
of  Whitehaven);  born  at  Whitehaven 
24  April  1838;  educated  at  Repton, 
St.  Bees  Grammar  School,  and  at 
Christ's  College,  Cambridge,  B.  A.  i860, 
M.A.  1863,  Litt.D.  1884,  Senior  Classic 
and  Chancellor's  Medallist  i860.  Cra- 
ven Scholar  1859,  Fellow  and  Tutor  of 
Christ's  College  1870-84,  Master  of 
Christ's  College  1887,  Vice-Chancellor 
of  the  University  1891-93,  Hon.  Litt.D. 
Dublin  1892;  Author  of  "Litroduction 
to  Latin  and  Greek  Etymology "(1869), 
"Primer  of  Philology"  (1877),  and 
"Notes  to  Tale  of  Nala"  (1881). 


Francis  Elliott  Kitchener  of= 
Oulton  Old  Hall,  Stone,  co. 
Stafford ;  born  at  Newmarket 
30  December  1838,  bapt.  at  All 
Saints',  Newmarket,  6  June 
1839  (Sponsors:  Philip  Elliott 
Kitchener,  Helen  Andrews,  and 
Elizabeth  Tuffnell) ;  educated 
at  Repton  and  Rugby  Schools, 
and  at  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, 1 2  th  Wrangler  and  ist 
of  the  2ndclass  Classics,  B.A. 
i86i,  M.A.  1864,  LL.M., 
F.L.S.,  Fellow  of  Trinity  Col- 
lege 1863-68;  Assistant  Master 
at  Rugby,  Head  Master  of  the 
High  School,  Newcastle,  co. 
Stafford,  1873-91,  J. P.  for  co. 
Stafford,  Alderman  of  the 
County  Council  and  Chairman 
of  the  Technical  Committee, 
Assistant  Commissioner  upon 
Secondary  Education  1894  ; 
Author  of  various  educational 
and  other  works. 


=Frances  Anna,  eldest 
dau.  of  Rev.  John 
Parish  Hammond, 
Vicar  of  Sopley,  co. 
Hants,  by  Roosilia 
Elizabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Henry  Dickin- 
son of  Berkley  Lodge, 
Lyndhurst,  co.  Hants, 
and  of  the  Hon'''"^  East 
India  Co.'s  Service ; 
born  at  Sopley  10 
August,  bapt.  there 
17  August  1844  ; 
marr.  at  Rugby  Parish 
Church,  CO.  Warwick 
(by  the  Rev.  John 
Moultrie,  Rector),  on 
Thursday,  13  August 
1868  ;  Authoress  of 
"A  Year's  Botany"; 
Assistant  Commis- 
sioner upon  Second- 
ary Education  1894. 


Philip   Elliott   Kitchener   of  Little   Walden  Park,  Saffron=pElizabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Thornton 


Walden,  co.  Essex;  born  27  April,  bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Old 
Street,  London,  17  June  1807;  died  at  Bedford  30  March, 
bur.  in  the  cemetery  there  3  April  1875.  M.L  Will  dated 
2  October  1871,  proved  at  Northampton  10  May  1875,  by 
EUzabeth  Kitchener,  the  relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 


Jane  Penelope,  born  14  December  1855,  bapt.  at 
Frankfield,  co.  Cork  (no  record  in  Register);  educated  at 
Newnham  College,  Cambridge ;  Head  Mistress  of  the 
High  School,  Bury,  co.  Lancaster. 


Ellin  Mary,  born  26  January,  bapt.  at  Frankfield,  co. 
Cork,  19  February  i860;  marr.  at  Bury  Parish  Church, 
CO.  Lancaster,  9  January  1890,  Edwin  Budden  (2nd  son 
of  Edwin  Thomas  Budden  of  Wimborne,  co.  Dorset,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  daughter  of  Henry  Sloggett  of  Lon- 
don); born  at  Wimborne  i  August,  bapt.  there  27  August 
1858;  educated  at  Winchester  and  at  New  College  Ox- 
ford, matriculated  13  October  1877,  aged  19,  Scholar 
1877,  B.A.  i88i,  M.A.  1885,  B.Sc.  London,  Second 
Master  Macclesfield  Grammar  School. 


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of  the  Custom  House,  London, 
by  Penelope  his  wife ;  born  20 
December  1829;  marr.  at  St. 
John's,  HoUoway,  London,  5 
October  1847. 


Elliott  Kitchener,  born  25  December 
1865,  bapt.  at  Adare,  co.  Limerick, 
2  February  1866;  educated  at  Bed- 
ford and  at  Christ's  College,  Cam- 
bridge, B.A.  1887,  M.A.  1891 ; 
Assistant  Master,  Dulwich  College, 
1892,  Assistant  Master  at  Rugby 
School  1895.       

Henry  Thornton  Kitchener,  born 
22  July  1868,  bapt.  at  Adare,  co. 
Limerick,  13  September  1868. 


Lieut. -Colonel  Henry  Elliott  Chevallier  Kitchener,  born  in  India= 
5  October  1846;  entered  the  46th  Regiment  (Duke  of  Cornwall's 
Light  Infantry)  10  July  1866,  Lieutenant  10  February  1869,  Cap- 
tain 13  November  1875,  Major  26  July  1885,  Lieut.-Colonel  17 
December  1893,  P.S.C.,  Garrison  Instructor  the  Curragh 
1876-78,  Instructor  Royal  Military  College  1879-86;  served  in 
Burmah  1891  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition,  and  conducted 
the  Transport  (mentioned  in  despatches  9  February  1892, 
medal  and  clasp),  served  with  the  Expedition  to  Manipur  1891, 
as  Chief  Transport  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches  14  August 
1891,  clasp),  D.A.A.G.  Jamaica  1893-98,  commanding  depot 
West  India  Regiment,  Jamaica,  25  July  1899. 


^Eleanor  Fanny,  only  child  of 
Colonel  Franklin  Lushington, 
C.B.,  of  the  Scots  Guards,  by 
Anne  Dobree  his  wife,  dau. 
of  General  Sir  Philip  Bain- 
brigge,  K.C.B.  ;  born  at 
Lyndhurst,  co.  Hants,  and 
bapt.  there  ;  marr.  at  Wraxall, 
CO.  Somerset  (by  her  cousin, 
the  Rev.  Philip  Bainbrigge, 
B.A.,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Peter  Vaughan,  the  Rector), 
on  Tuesday,  9  October  1877; 
died  in  Jamaica  1898;  and 
bur.  at  Up  Park  Camp, 
Jamaica. 


I 
Henry    Franklin   Chevallier   Kitchener,  born  at  Nash,  co. 

Somerset,   in    1878,   and    bapt.   at    Postbury ;    entered   the 

Royal  Navy  18  January  1893,  Midshipman  H.M.S.  "Active" 

15  March  1895,  Sub- Lieutenant  15  September  1898. 


Norah  Frances,  born  at  the 
Royal  Military  College,  Sand- 
hurst, in  1882,  bapt.  at  York 
Town,  CO.  Surrey  {no  record  in 
Register). 


Francis  Emily  Jane, 
born  in  London  in 
1848  ;  marr.  at  Wey- 
bridge,  co.  Surrey 
(by  the  Rev.  Ed- 
ward Joseph  Rose, 
the  Rector),  on 
Thursday,  24  June 
1869,  Harry  Rainy 
Parker  of  Temple 
Rotheley,  co.  Leices- 
ter (eldest  son  of 
Vice-Chancellor  Sir 
John  Parker  of  Tem- 
ple Rotheley,  by 
Mary  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Babing- 
ton  of  Temple  Ro- 
theley);  born  27 
June  1837  ;  educa- 
ted at  Harrow  and 
at  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge;  J.P.  co. 
Leicester,  and  Lord 
of  the  Manor  of 
Rotheley. 


Major-General  Horatio  Herbert  Kitchener,  ist  Baron  Kitchener  of 
Khartoum,  and  of  Aspall  in  the  Peerage  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
G.C.B.,  K.C.NLG.  ;  born  at  Gunsborough  Villa,  co.  Kerry,  24  June 
1850;  educated  at  the  Royal  Military  Academy,  Woolwich;  entered 
the  Royal  Engineers  4  January  1871,  Captain  4  January  1883,  Brevet 
Major  8  October  1884,  Major  20  July  1889,  Brevet  Lieut.-Colonel  15 
June  1885,  Brevet  Colonel  11  April  1888,  Major-General  25  September 
1896;  employed  on  the  Palestine  Survey  1874-78,  Cyprus  Survey 
1878-79,  and  as  Vice-Consul  at  Anatolia  1879-80  ;  in  command  of  the 
Egyptian  Cavalry  1882-84,  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  1884-85  as 
D.A.A.  and  Q.M.G.,  when  he  was  mentioned  in  despatches  (medal  and 
clasp  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  as  H.M.  Commissioner  for  the  delimita- 
tion of  the  territory  of  the  Sultan  of  Zanzibar  1885  ;  Governor-General 
of  the  Red  Sea  Littoral  and  Commandant  of  Suakim  1 886-88  ;  in  com- 
mand of  the  operations  round  Suakim  at  Handoub,  severely  wounded ; 
appointed  a  Pasha  in  the  Egyptian  Service  1886  ;  A.G.  of  the  Egyptian 
Army  1888-92  ;  was  in  command  of  a  brigade  at  the  operations  in  the 
Soudan  1888-89,  ^nd  in  the  actions  of  Gamaizah  (despatches),  and  of 
Toski  (despatches,  two  clasps);  appointed  Sirdar  of  the  Egyptian  Army 
1892;  commanded  the  Dongola  Expedition  1896  (Egyptian  medal  and 
two  clasps  and  English  medal),  the  Nile  Expeditions  1897-98,  where 
he  commanded  at  the  Battles  of  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (two  clasps) ; 
appointed  Governor-General  of  the  Soudan  1898  ;  A.D.C.  to  the  Queen 
1888-96,  C.M.G.  1886,  C.B.  1889,  K.C.M.G.  1894,  K.C.B.  1896,  and 
G.C.B.  1898  ;  Medjidie  ist  class,  Osmanieh  ist-class;  Hon.  LL.D.  Cam- 
bridge and  Edinburgh  and  D.C.L.  Oxford ;  admitted  to  the  Freedom  of 
the  Fishmongers'  Company  24  July  1899;  raised  to  the  Peerage  i  Novem- 
ber 1898,  and  thanked  for  his  services  by  both  Houses  of  Parliament. 


Arthur  Buck  Kitchener  of  Waihemo  Cottage,   St.= 
Mary  Bourne,  co.  Hants,  and  formerly  of  Waihemo, 
New  Zealand  ;   born  at  Ballygoglan,  co.  Kerry,  in 
1852,  and  bapt.  there;  Mining  Engineer,  Associate 
of  the  Royal  School  of  Mines,  London,  F.G.S. 


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=Edith,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Paterson  of 
17  Holland  Park,  London  ;  born  at 
Wallersville  House,  Hornsey  Rise,  co. 
Middlesex,  i  April  1867,  bapt.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Hornsey  {no  record  in  Register) ; 
marr.  at  All  Saints',  Norfolk  Square, 
London  (by  the  Rev.  William  Boyd, 
M.A.)j  on  Tuesday,  6  December  1898. 


Colonel  Frederick  Walter  Kitchener,  born  at  Crotta,  co.  Kerry,  26  May,= 
bapt.  at  Kilflyn,  co.  Kerry,  19  September  1858;  educated  at  Bradfield 
College ;  joined  the  Royal  Military  College,  Sandhurst,  1 1  September 
1876,  entered  14th  Foot  14  October  1878,  Captain  11  November  1882, 
Major  7  March  1892,  Brevet  Lieut.-Colonel  18  November  1896,  Brevet 
Colonel  16  November  1898,  P.S.C. ;  served  in  the  Afghan  War  1878-79, 
present  at  Battle  of  Charasiah,  Action  of  Karez  Meer,  operations  in  Chardeh 
Valley,  Defence  of  Sherpur,  Kama  Expedition,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick 
Roberts  to  Cabul  across  the  Shutargardan  (mentioned  in  despatches  16 
January  1880,  medal  and  two  clasps);  D.A.A.G.  Bombay  1891-96;  served 
in  the  Expedition  to  Dongola  as  Director  of  Transport  1896,  was  present  at 
the  battles  of  Firket  and  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches  3  November  1896, 
English  medal  and  Egyptian  medal  and  two  clasps,  4th-class  of  the 
Osmanieh);  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  of  1898  as  Director  of  Transport, 
present  at  battles  of  the  Atbara  and 
Omdurman   (mentioned  in  despatches 

24  May  1898,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  medal  J^j^'^7^/^/\^JlyL^  JlA 

and  three  clasps  and  3rd-class  Medji-  X/yV/ *<t''*''^*'**i*''^— 

die).  Commanding  2nd  Battalion  West      .^^rj**"^ 
Yorkshire  Regiment  since  1899.  ^^        ^y 


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=Caroline,  dau.  of 
Major  Charles 
Hamilton  Fenton 
of  the  53rd  Regi- 
ment, and  after- 
wards of  the  9th 
Regiment  of  Foot, 
by  Mary  his  wife, 
only  dau.  of 
Richard  Salmon 
of  Chepstow,  CO. 
Monmouth ;  born 
in  Dublin  6  May 
1856,  and  bapt. 
there;  marr.  at  AH 
Saints',  Malabar 
Hill,  Bombay, 
India,  27  Novem- 
ber 1884. 


Charles  Chevallier  Kitchener, 
born  at  Woodlands  Road,  York 
Town,  CO.  Surrey,  on  Saturday, 
27  February,  bapt.  at  the  Royal 
Military  College  Chapel,  .Sand- 
hurst, I  April  1886;  died  21 
May  1889,  and  bur.  at  Kasauli, 
Punjaub,  India. 

Dorothy,  born  10  November, 
bapt.  at  Lahore  Cathedral, 
India,  2  December  1887;  died 
17  March  1889,  and  bur.  at 
Kasauli. 


Frances  Madge,  born  i  August, 
bapt.  at  Kasauli  30  August 
1889.  _ 

Henry  Hamilton  Kitchener, 
born  10  September,  bapt.  at 
Kasauli  19  October  1890. 


Mary  Edme,  born  30  July, 
bapt.  at  All  Saints',  Kirkee, 
near  Poona,  India,  26  Au- 
gust 1892.       _ 

Philippa  Chevallier,  born  11 
June,  bapt.  at  Ail  Saints', 
Kirkee,  9  July  1895. 


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Portrait  of  Thomas  Kitchener  of  Lakenheath  and  Bury  St. 
Edmtmds,  son  of  Robert  Kitchener  of  Lakenheath ;  baptized  at 
Lakenheath  i8  April  1740,  buried  at  Bury  St.  Edmunds  4  October 
1 82 1,  aged  81 ;  in  the  possession  of  Elizabeth  Kitchener,  relict  of  the 
late  Philip  Elliott  Kitchener,  his  grandson. 


Portrait  of  William  Kitchener  of  Bunhill  Row, 
London ;  born  at  Lakenheath  2/f.  February  Ij68,  died  in 
London  4  June  180J ;  in  the  possession  of  his  great- 
grandson,  Francis  Henry  Cripps-Day. 


Portrait  of  Em^na,  wife  of  William  Kitchener,  and 
daughter  of  the  Rev.  Thotnas  Cripps,  Rector  of  Cheadle; 
born  22  April  ijy2,  died  at  Bury  St.  Edmunds  i6 
June  iS^j ;  in  the  possession  of  her  grandson,  Francis 
Elliott  Kitchener. 


Portrait  of  William  Cripps  Kitchener  of  Newmarket; 
born  22  January  i8oj,  died  7  February  i8j2 ;  in  the 
possession  of  his  daughter,  Emma  Day. 


Portrait  of  Ann,  wife  of  William  Cripps  Kitchener 
of  Newmarket,  and  only  child  of  John  Orbell  of  Kentford 
Hall,  CO.  Suffolk;  born  22  October  180^,  died  16  June 
iSyy ;    in    the  possession   of  her   daughter,    Emma  Day. 


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artorig{)t  of  WLilltx^k]^,  to.  Berbj. 

Arms  granted  zg  January  i-j8y  to  Sir  Richard  Arkwright,  Knt.,  of  IVillersUy. — Argent, 
on  a  mount  vert  a  cotton  tree  fructed  proper,  and  on  a  chief  azure,  between  two 
bezants,  an  inescutcheon  of  the  field,  charged  with  a  bee  volant  proper. 

Crest. — An  eagle,  rising  or,  in  its  beak  an  escutcheon  azure,  pendant  by  a  ribbon  gules, 
thereon  a  hank  of  cotton  argent. 

Motto. — Multa  tuli  fecique. 

Peter  Arkwright  of  Willersley,  co.  Derby  (3rd  son  of  Richard=f=Mary  Anne,  dau.  of  Charles  Hurt 


Arkwright  of  Willersley,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  High  Sheriff  1801 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Adam  Simpson  of  Bonsall,  co. 
Derby,  and  grandson  of  Sir  Richard  Arkwright,  Knt.,  of 
Willersley,  High  Sheriff  for  co.  Derby  1787);  born  17  April 
1784  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Derby,  High  Sheriff  1855  ;  died 
at  Willersley,  aged  82,  on  Wednesday,  19  September,  bur.  at 
Cromford  26  September  1866.  Will  dated  4  February  1859, 
with  two  codicils  dated  respectively  23  December  1865, 
and  23  August  1866,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  676,  66)  5  Novem- 
ber 1866,  by  Frederic  Arkwright  of  Spondon,  co.  Derby, 
Alfred  Arkwright  of  Wirksworth,  co.  Derby,  James  Charles 
Arkwright  of  Cromford,  co.  Derby,  and  John  Thomas 
Arkwright  of  Hatton,  co.  Warwick,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 


of  Wirksworth,  co.  Derby,  High 
Sheriff  1797,  by  Susanna  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Ark- 
wright of  Willersley,  High  Sheriff 
1787;  born  17  March,  bapt.  at 
Wirksworth  14  June  1786  ;  marr. 
there  2  September  1805  ;  died  at 
Willersley,  aged  86,  6  September, 
bur.  at  Cromford  12  September 
1872.  Will  dated  3  July  1867, 
with  codicil  dated  18  May  1872, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  598,  72)  11 
October  1872,  by  Frederic  Ark- 
wright of  Rock  House,  near 
Matlock,  CO.  Derby,  and  Augustus 
Peter  Arkwright,  the  sons,  the 
Exors. 


Frederic  Arkwright  of  Willersley  and  of  Rock  House,= 
Cromford;  born  16  August  i8o6,  bapL  at  Cromford  28 
May  1807  ;  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Matlock,  co.  Derby; 
died  at  Willersley,  aged  68,  on  Sunday,  6  December,  bur. 
at  Cromford  10  December  1874.  Will  dated  8  November 
1871,  with  codicil  dated  28  November  1874,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  96,  75)  19  February  1875,  by  Augustus  Peter 
Arkwright  of  Dartmouth,  co.  Devon,  and  John  Thomas 
Arkwright  of  Hatton  House,  near  Warwick,  the  brothers, 
and  Frederic  Charles  Arkwright,  the  son,  the  Exors. 


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=Susan  Sabrina,  3rd  dau.  of  the  Ven''''' 
Charles  Parr  Burney,  D.D.,  Arch- 
deacon of  St.  Alban's,  and  after- 
wards of  Colchester,  and  Rector  of 
Sible  Hedingham,  co.  Essex,  and  of 
Bishops  Wickham,  co.  Essex,  by 
Frances  Bentley  his  wife,  dau.  of 
George  Young ;  born  25  February, 
bapt.  at  St.  Alphege,  Greenwich, 
CO.  Kent,  21  December  18 18;  marr. 
at  Sible  Hedingham,  by  the  Bishop 
of  London,  on  Tuesday,  4  Novem- 
ber 1845  ;  died  at  Willersley,  aged 
56,  7  October,  bur.  at  Cromford 
10  October  1874. 


Ellen  Mary,  born  3  April,  bapt.  at  Spondon,  co. 
Derby,  20  May  1847;  marr.  at  Wirksworth  (by 
her  uncle,  the  Rev.  Charles  Burney,  M.A.,  Rector 
of  Bishops  Wickham)  on  Wednesday,  29  July 
1868,  Rev.  Frederick  Fawkes  (2nd  son  of  Rev. 
Ayscough  Fawkes  of  Farnley  Hall,  co.  York, 
Rector  of  Leathley,  co.  York,  by  Ellen  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Bainbrigge  Story  of  Lockington,  co. 
Leicester);  born  16  March,  bapt.  at  Otley,  co. 
York,  13  April  1833;  of  Hatfield  Hall,  Durham, 
B.A.  1856,  M.A.  1887,  Rector  of  Escrick,  co. 
York,  since  1892.  =j= 

A 

17 


Susan  Alice,  born  18  June,  bapt.  at  Spondon 
24  July  185 1  ;  marr.  at  Brompton,  London 
(by  the  Rev.  William  Harry  Arkwright, 
Vicar  of  Wirksworth,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Ravenscroft  Stewart),  on  Wednesday,  17 
February  1897,  as  his  2nd  wife,  Major 
Edward  Levett  of  Rowsley,  co.  Derby  (3rd 
son  of  John  Levett  of  Wychnor  Park,  co. 
Stafford,  and  of  Packington  Hall,  co.  War- 
wick, by  Sophia  Eliza  his  wife,  dau.  of 
the  Hon'''=  Robert  Kennedy) ;  born  18 
December  1832  ;  formerly  Major  loth 
Hussars. 


Mary  Anne,  born  26  September  1807, 
bapt.  at  Cromford  27  April  1808; 
marr.  at  Matlock,  co.  Derby  (by  the 
Ven'"''  Archdeacon  Wigram,  assisted 
by  her  brother,  the  Rev.  Henry  Ark- 
wright),  on  Thursday,  11  July  1850, 
Robert  Strange  of  Naples,  Italy,  M.D., 
who  died  at  6  Elvaston  Place,  Queen's 
Gate,  London,  aged  75,  4  June  1872. 
Will  dated  4  July  i860,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  469,  72)  3  July  1872,  by  Henry 
William  Ravenscroft,  one  of  the  Exors. 
She  died  at  Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  10 
March,  and  was  bur.  at  Matlock  Bath 
14  March  1891.  Will  dated  5  March 
1880,  with  two  codicils  dated  respec- 
tively 21  July  1882,  and  2  February 
1889,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  550,  91)  8 
May  1891,  by  John  Thomas  Arkwright 
of  Hatton  House,  co.  Warwick,  the 
brother,  and  John  Wigram  of  South 
CoUingham,  co.  Nottingham,  the 
nephew,  the  Exors. 


Edward  Arkwright  of= 
Hatton  House,  co. 
Warwick  ;  born  15 
December  1808,  bapt. 
at  Cromford,  co. 
Derby,  16  June  1809; 
died  at  Hatton  House, 
aged  42,  18  Decem- 
ber, bur.  at  Hatton 
26  December  1850. 


=Charlotte  Wilmot,  elder  dau. 
of  Robert  Sacheverell  Wilmot- 
Sitwell  of  Morley,  co.  Derby, 
by  Charlotte  Ann  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Francis  Bradshaw  of 
Barton  Blount, co.  Derby;  marr. 
at  Morley,  co.  Derby  (by  her 
uncle,  the  Rev.  Hervey  Wilmot 
Sitwell),  on  Thursday,  24  April 
1845  ;  died  at  Stainsby  House, 
CO.  Derby,  4  June,  bur.  at 
Hatton  9  June  1855.  Will 
dated  28  May  1855,  proved 
(P.C.C,  886,  55)  I  November 
I  ^5  Si  by  Robert  Sacheverell 
Sitwell,  the  father,  the  sole 
Exor. 


Constance  Charlotte,  born  11  July,  bapt.  at  Morley  21  August  1847  !  marr.  at  Cromford  (by  the 
Rev.  Frederick  Fawkes,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Richard  Fitzherbert)  on  Thursday,  20  February 
1873,  Major  Francis  Fawkes  (5th  son  of  Rev.  Ayscough  Fawkes  of  Farnley  Hall,  co.  York, 
Rector  of  Leathley,  co.  York,  by  Ellen  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Bainbrigge  Story  of  Lockington, 
CO.  Leicester);  born  3  September,  bapt.  at  Otley,  co.  York,  6  October  1837;  formerly  Major 
71st  Highlanders,  J. P.  for  co.  Bedford. 


Frederic  Charles  Arkwright  of  Willersley,= 
CO.  Derby ;  born  7  November,  bapt.  at 
Spondon,  co.  Derby,  20  December  1853; 
educated  at  Eton  and  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  11  October  1872,  aged 
18;  Captain  Derbyshire  Rifle  Volunteers 
1882-87,  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Derby, 
High  Sheriff  1887,  Lord  of  the  Manor  of 
Matlock. 


=Rebecca  Olton,  3rd  dau.  of  Sir  John  Gay  Newton 
Aileyne,  3rd  Bart.,  of  Alleyne  Dale  Hall,  Barba- 
does,  and  of  Chevin-Belper,  co.  Derby,  by  Augusta 
Isabella  his  wife,  6th  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Fitzherbert, 
Bart.,  of  Tissington  Hall,  co.  Derby;  born  20  June, 
bapt.  at  Pentrich,  co.  Derby,  29  July  i860;  marr. 
at  Hazlewood,  co.  Derby  (by  her  cousin,  the  Rev. 
Richard  Fitzherbert,  Rector  of  Warsop,  assisted  by 
the  Ven''''^  Archdeacon  Burney),  on  Wednesday,  7 
November  1883. 


Richard  Alleyne  Arkwright,  Frederic  George  Alleyne  Arkwright,  Kathleen  Rebecca,  born  at 

born  at  Willersley  on  Mon-  born   at    Willersley   on    Friday,    23  Willersley  16  July,  bapt.  at 

day,   I   September,  bapt.  at  October,  bapt.  at  Cromford  10  De-  Cromford  24  August  1890. 

Cromford  2  October  1884.  cember  1885. 


18 


Henrietta,  dau.  of  Rev.  Charles= 
Thornycroft  of  Thornycroft, 
CO.  Chester,  Rector  of  Eccles- 
ton,  CO.  Chester,  by  Henrietta 
his  wife,  elder  dau.  of  the  Hon*"'' 
John  Grey,  3rd  son  of  Harry, 
4th  Earl  of  Stamford  ;  marr.  at 
Prestbury,  co.  Chester,  20  Sep- 
tember 1838;  diedatBodenham, 
and  bur.  there  10  February 
1844.     I  St  wife. 


=Rev.  Henry  Arkwright,  born  26  March, = 
bapt.  at  Cromford  26  July  181 1;  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1835,  M.A.  1838;  Vicar  of  Boden- 
ham,  CO.  Hereford;  died  there  13 
January,  bur.  at  Bodenham  18  Janu- 
ary 1889.  Will  dated  22  August 
1887,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  183,  89)  28 
March  1889,  by  the  Rev.  William 
Harry  Arkwright  of  Cromford  Vicar- 
age, CO.  Derby,  and  John  Wigram  of 
South  Collingham,  co.  Nottingham, 
the  nephew,  the  Exors. 


Henrietta  Beck,  born  15  November 
1839.  _ 

Sophia  Mary,  born  i  January  1841. 


Mary  Ann  Louisa,  born  31  January 
1842  ;  died  25  January,  bur.  at 
Bodenham  31  January  1870. 


=Ellen,  dau.  of  Captain 
John  Home  Purves  of 
Coldingham,  co.  Ber- 
wick, by  Ellen  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Edmond  Power 
of  Curragheen,  co. 
Waterford  ;  born  17 
April  1819 ;  marr.  at 
Burnham,  co.  Bucking- 
ham, on  Thursday,  i 
July  1847  ;  died  17 
March,  bur.  at  Boden- 
ham 21  March  1883. 
2nd  wife. 


Charles  Evelyn  Arkwright,=Isabel  Emma,  eldest  dau.  of 
born    13   March,  bapt.  at     John  Gilbert  Crompton  of 


Bodenham  30  April  1848; 
sometime  of  the  17th 
Lancers. 


Flower  Lilies,  Windiey,  co. 
Derby,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  High 
Sheriff  1873,  by  Millicent 
Ursula  Mary  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Henry  Smedley ;  marr. 
at  Duffield,  co.  Derby,  on 
Thursday,  27  July  1876. 


Henry  John  Arkwright,  born  10  Feb- 
ruary 1844;  died  at  Chiswick,  co. 
Middlesex,  aged  55,  2  March  1899. 


Edith  Anne,  born  22  February  1849;  marr.  at  Crom- 
ford (by  the  Rev.  E.  Balston,  D.D.,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Degge  Wilmot  Sitwell,  her  uncle,  and  the  Rev. 
R.  M.  Jones)  on  Tuesday,  19  April  1870,  Richard 
Digby  Cleasby  of  Penoyre,  co.  Brecon  (eldest  son 
of  Sir  Anthony  Cleasby  of  Penoyre,  a  Baron 
of  the  Exchequer,  by  Lucy  Susan  his  wife,  youngest 
dau.  of  Walter  Ramsden  Hawksworth  Fawkes  of 
Farnley  Hall,  co.  York,  M.P.  for  co.  York);  born 
27  May  1838;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  Trinity 
College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  i85i,  a  Student  of  the 
Inner  Temple  i  May  1861,  aged  22,  called  to  the 
Bar  26  January  1864,  a  Member  of  the  South- 
Eastern  Circuit;  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Brecon, 
High  Sheriff  1890. 


Mary  Anne,  born  3  August  1 850 ;  marr.  at 
Cromford  (by  the  Rev.  Henry  Arkwright, 
Vicar  of  Bodenham,  co.  Hereford)  on 
Tuesday,  10  October  1871,  the  Rev. 
Sir  Richard  Fitzherbert,  5th  Bart.,  of 
Tissington  Hall,  co.  Derby  (3rd  son  of 
Sir  William  Fitzherbert,  4th  Bart,  of  Tis- 
sington Hall,  by  Annie  his  wife,  2nd  dau. 
of  Sir  Reynold  Abel  Alleyne,  2nd  Bart.); 
born  12  April  1846;  of  St.  John's  Col- 
lege, Cambridge,  B.A.  1870,  M.A.  1S74, 
Rector  of  Warsop,  co.  Nottingham. 

A 


19 


Alfred  Arkwright  of  The  Gate  House,  Wirksworth,= 
CO.  Derby;  born  19  June  1812,  bapt.  at  Cromford, 
CO.  Derby,  23  December  1813;  educated  at  Eton; 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Derby;  died  at  Scarborough, 
CO.  York,  19  January,  bur.  in  Scarborough  Cemetery 
25  January  1887.  Will  dated  11  June  1885,  proved 
at  Derby  28  March  1887,  by  Frederic  Charles 
Arkwright  of  Willersley,  co.  Derby,  Gerrard  Andrews 
Wigram  and  John  Wigram,  the  nephews,  the  Exors. 


^Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  George  Henry 

Crutchley  (formerly  Duffield)  of  Sunning- 
hill  Park,  co.  Berks,  by  Juliana  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  William  Burrell,  Bart., 
born  4  March,  bapt.  at  Sunninghill  6 
August  1814;  marr.  there  13  March 
1845  ;  died  at  Scarborough  2  April,  bur. 
in  Scarborough  Cemetery  6  April  1885. 


Emily  Elizabeth, 
of  The  Gate 
House,  CO.  Der- 
by; born  6  June, 
bapt.  at  Wirks- 
worth  8  July 
1847. 


Julia  Helen,  born  in  London  21  July  1850;  marr.  at  Wirksworth  (by 
the  Rev.  Richard  Fitzherbert,  Rector  of  Warsop,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
T.  Tunstall  Smith,  Vicar  of  Wirksworth),  on  Thursday,  30  August  1877, 
Colonel  James  Digby  Legard  of  Welham,  co.  York  (elder  son  of  Captain 
James  Anlaby  Legard,  R.N.,  K.T.S.,  of  Kirby  Misperton,  co.  York,  by 
Catherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Cayley,  Bart.,  and  widow  of  Henry 
Ralph  Beaumont  of  Whitley  Beaumont,  co.  York);  born  12  July  1846,  bapt. 
at  Wollaton,  co.  Nottingham,  21  March  1847  ;  educated  at  Harrow,  and  at 
the  Royal  Military  Academy,  Woolwich ;  formerly  Captain  Royal  Artillery, 
Lieut.-Colonel  Commanding  Yorkshire  Artillery,  and  Colonel  Commanding 
East  Yorkshire  Infantry  Volunteer  Brigade;  J. P.  and  D.L.,  and  County 
Alderman  for  North  Riding,  co.  York.     ==f= 


Ellen  Amy,  Margery  Bertha,  born  27  April,  bapt.  at  Bodenham,  co.  Hereford,  26  June 
born  7  June,  1853;  marr.  at  Bodenham  (by  the  Rev.  E.  Massie,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
bapt.  at  Bo-  Randall  Davidson,  Chaplain  to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury),  on  Wednesday, 
denham  19  22  May  1878,  Rev.  William  Harry  Arkwright  (2nd  son  of  Rev.  Godfrey  Harry 
Aug.  1849.         Arkwright  of  Sutton  Scarsdale,  co.  Derby,  by  Frances  Rafela  his  wife,  dau.  of 

Sir  Henry  Fitzherbert,  Bart.);  born  at  Tissington,  co.  Derby,  23  January,  bapt. 

there  27  March  1848  ;  of  Oriel  College,  Oxford,  matriculated  17  October  1866, 

aged  18,  B.A.  and  M.A.  1873;  Vicar  of  Wirksworth,  co.  Derby,  since  1893; 

J. P.  for  CO.  Leicester. 


Katherine  Mary  Frances,  born  27  January, 
bapt.  at  Bodenham  18  March  1855  ;  marr. 
there  (by  the  Rev.  Champion  Streatfeild, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  William  Harry  Ark- 
wright), on  Tuesday,  27  June  1882, 
Thomas  Edward  Champion  Streatfeild  (4th 
son  of  William  Champion  Streatfeild  of 
Chart's  Edge,  co.  Kent,  J. P.  for  co.  Essex, 
by  Hannah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Joseph  Fry  of 
Plashet  House,  co.  Essex);  born  18  May 
1848 ;  died  at  8  Durham  Terrace,  Bays- 
water,  London,  aged  34,  2  October,  bur.  at 
Crockham,  co.  Kent,  7  October  1882. 


Florence,  born  4  February,  bapt.  at  St.  Mary 
Upton,  Torquay,  co.  Devon,  21  April  1856. 

Augusta  Janet,  born  29  June  1857,  bapt.  at  Cleve- 
don,  CO.  Somerset  (no  record  in  Register)  ;  marr. 
at  St.  Michael's,  Chester  Square,  London  (by  the 
Rev.  Canon  Fleming,  the  Rev.  William  Harry 
Arkwright,  and  the  Rev.  E.  P.  Gregg),  on  Wednes- 
day, 1 4  November  1 894,  the  Rev.  Walter  Sydenham 
Clarke  (son  of  Rev.  Walter  John  Clarke,  M.A.,  of 
Knoyle  House,  Folkestone,  co.  Kent,  by  Maria  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  Joseph  Mayor,  M.A.,  Rector 
of  South  Coilingham,  co.  Nottingham,  and  Rural 
Dean);  born  27  November  1856;  Rector  of  Upper 
Hardres  with  Stelling,  co.  Kent,  since  1895. 


Isabel,  dau.  of  William  Legh= 
Clowes  of  Broughton  Hall,  co. 
Lancaster,  Lieut  -Colonel  King's 
Own  Dragoons,  by  Antoiiia  Hen- 
rietta his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Shuttleworth  Holden  of  Aston 
Hall,  CO.  Derby;  born  i  December 
1825  ;  marr.  at  Kersall  Moor,  co. 
Lancaster,  29  June  1854  ;  died  at 
Gloucester  Place,  Hyde  Park, 
London,  5  April,  bur.  at  Spondon, 
CO.  Derby,  10  April  1855.  ist 
wife. 


=James  Charles  Arkwright  of= 
Cromford,  co.  Derby ;  bom 
I  October,  bapt.  at  Cromford 
23  December  1813;  died  at 
Cromford  16  May,  bur.  there 
20  May  1896.  Will  dated  8 
April  1895,  with  codicil 
dated  24  October  1895, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  646,  96) 
7  July  1896,  by  Frederic 
Charles  Arkwright  and  Walter 
Augustus  Wigram,  the  Exors. 


-Mary  Esther,  eldest  dau.  of 
William  Brodhurst  of  The 
Friary,  Newark,  co.  Notting- 
ham, by  Esther  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Bernard  Lucas  of  Hasland, 
CO.  Derby,  born  at  Newark 
19  May,  bapt.  at  Chesterfield, 
CO.  Derby,  21  May  1825; 
marr.  at  Newark  (by  the 
Bishop  of  Rochester,  assisted 
by  her  brother,  the  Rev. 
Frederick  Brodhurst),  on 
Thursday,  28  April  1864. 
2nd  wife. 


Ferdinand  William  Arkwright,  born  10 
December  18 14,  bapt.  at  Cromford, 
CO.  Derby,  20  January  1815  ;  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  CO.  Warwick ;  died  4  Feb- 
ruary, bur.  at  Hatton,  co.  Warwick,  8 
February  1895.     Will  dated  3  August 

1893,  with  three  codicils  dated 
respectively  24  October  1893,  21  May 

1894,  and  6  September  1894,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  365,  95)  3  April  1895,  by 
John  Thomas  Arkwright  and  Walter 
Augustus  Wigram,  the  Exors. 


Susan  Maria,  born  11  April,  bapt.  at 
Cromford  27  June  1816 ;  marr.  12 
February  1S39,  the  Rt.  Rev.  Joseph 
Cotton  Wigram  (8th  son  of  Sir  Robert 
Wigram  of  Walthamstow,  co.  Essex, 
Bart.,  by  Eleanor  his  2nd  wife,  youngest 
dau.  of  John  Watts  of  Southampton) ; 
born  26  December  1798,  bapt.  at  Wal- 
thamstow I  April  1799;  of  Trinity 
College,  Cambridge,  6th  Wrangler,  B.A. 
1820,  M.A.  1823,  D.D.  i860,  Arch- 
deacon of  Winchester  and  Rector  of  St. 
Mary's,  Southampton,  1850-60,  con- 
secrated Lord  Bishop  of  Rochester  15 
May  i860;  died  at  15a  Grosvenor 
Square,  London,  aged  68,  on  Saturday, 
6  April,  bur.  at  Latton,  co.  Essex,  1 1 
April  1867.  Will  dated  24  August 
1865,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  363,  67)  13 
May  1867,  by  Arthur  James  Wigram 
of  15a  Grosvenor  Square,  London,  and 
Loftus  Wigram  Arkwright  of  Gladwyn, 
CO.  Essex,  the  nephews,  two  of  the 
Exors.  She  died  at  Mark  Hall,  co. 
Essex,  on  Monday,  27  June,  and  was 
bur.  at  Latton  2  July  1864. 


I 


Fanny  Jane,  born  30  August  1817,  bapt.  at  Cromford 
14  January  1818;  marr.  at  Matlock  (by  the  Rev. 
R.  M.  Jones,  the  Vicar),  on  Tuesday,  21  January  1873, 
as  his  2nd  wife,  Darwin  Gallon  of  Claverdon  Leys,  co. 
Warwick  (eldest  son  of  Samuel  Tertius  Gallon  of 
Dudson  House,  co.  Warwick,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  by 
Frances  Anne  Violetta  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Erasmus 
Darwin,  M.D.,  F.R.S.,  of  Breadsall  Priory,  co.  Derby, 
see  Darwin  Pedigree,  Vol.  4,  page  116) ;  born  1 8 
March,  bapt.  at  St.  Paul's,  Birmingham,  27  April  1814; 
sometime  Captain  Warwickshire  Yeomanry,  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  CO.  Warwick,  High  Sheriff  1850,  Lord  of  the 
Manors  of  Claverdon  and  of  Henley-in-Arden.  She 
died  9  November,  and  was  bur.  at  Wootton  Wawen, 
CO.  Warwick,  13  November  1894. 

Margaret  Helen,  bom  8  January  181 9,  bapt.  at  Crom- 
ford. 8  August  1820;  marr.  at  Matlock  (by  the  Rev. 
Henry  Arkwright,  her  brother),  on  Thursday,  31  July 
1845,  James  Richard  Wigram,  of  Northlands,  co.  Wilts 
(eldest  son  of  the  Rt.  Hon'"''  Sir  James  Wigram,  Vice- 
Chancellor  of  the  Court  of  Chancery,  by  Anne  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Arkwright  of  Willersley,  co. 
Derby);  born  9  October  18 19;  educated  at  Eton  and 
at  Trinity  College,  Cambridge;  Captain  Coldstream 
Guards;  J. P.  for  the  counties  of  Wilts  and  Warwick; 
died  at  Northlands  12  August,  bur.  at  Landford,  co. 
Wilts,  17  August  1892.  Will  dated  29  October  1891, 
with  two  codicils  dated  respectively  18  December  1891 
and  7  August  1892,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  1139,  92)  2 
November  1892,  by  Major-General  Godfrey  James 
Wigram,  C.B.,  and  Loftus  Sidney  Long,  the  Exors. 
She  died  5  November,  and  was  bur.  at  Landford  10 
November  1883.  =f= 

Augustus  Peter  Arkwright,  born  2  March,  bapt.  at 
Cromford  14  September  1821  ;  Commander  Royal 
Navy;  M.P.  for  North  Derbyshire  1868-80;  died  6 
October,  bur.  at  Cromford  10  October  1887.  Will 
dated  11  October  1884,  with  codicil  of  same  date, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  910,  87)  14  November  1S87,  by 
Walter  Augustus  Wigram,  the  nephew,  one  of  the  Exors. 


21 


John  Thomas  Arkwright= 
of  Hatton  House,  co. 
Warwick;  born  2  Novem- 
ber 1823,  bapt.  at  Crom- 
ford  17  September  1824; 
educated  at  Eton  ;  some- 
time Captain  Warwick- 
shire Yeomanry  Cavalry ; 
J.  P.  and  D.L.  for  co. 
Warwick,  High  Sheriff 
1871. 


=Laura,  eldest  dau.  of  Rev. 
Edward  Willes,  Rector  of 
Hamstall  Ridware,  and  of 
Yoxall,  CO.  Stafford,  by 
Laura  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Lieut. -Colonel  Steward  of 
Myton,  CO.  Warwick ;  marr. 
at  Offchurch,  co.  Warwick, 
3  April  1856  ;  died  at 
Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  aged 
56,  9  May,  bur.  at  Hatton 
14  May  1886. 


Caroline  Elizabeth,  born  7  March,  bapt. 
at  Cromford  i  December  1825;  marr. 
at  Matlock  (by  her  brother,  the  Rev. 
Henry  Arkwright),  on  Thursday,  22 
January  1852,  John  Clowes  of  Burton 
Court,  CO.  Hereford  (2nd  son  of  William 
Legh  Clowes  of  Broughton  Hall,  co. 
Lancaster,  Lieut. -Colonel  3rd  King's 
Own  Dragoons,  by  Antonia  Henrietta 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  Robert  Shuttle- 
worth  Holden  of  Aston  Hall,  co.  Derby); 
born  25  March  1823,  bapt.  privately  next 
day  (baptism  registered  at  Sutton-on-the- 
Hill,  CO.  Derby);  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  co. 
Hereford.  =f= 


Laura  Jane,  born  at  Offchurch  Bury,  co. 
Warwick,  9  March,  bapt.  at  Claverdon, 
CO.  Warwick,  23  April  1857;  marr.  at 
Hatton,  CO.  Warwick  (by  the  Rev. 
George  Edward  Willes,  Vicar  of  Christ 
Church,  Epsom,  co.  Surrey,  assisted  by 
the  Rev.  Henry  Courtney  Courtney, 
Vicar  of  Hatton),  on  Tuesday,  6  August 
1878,  James  Broughton  Dugdale  of 
Wroxall  Abbey,  co.  Warwick  (eldest  son 
of  James  Dugdale  of  Wroxall  Abbey  and 
of  Dovecot  House,  Liverpool,  by  Mary 
Louisa  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Plummer 
of  London);  born  19  September,  bapt. 
at  Eccles,  co.  Lancaster,  13  December 
1855;  educated  at  Harrow  and  at  Trinity 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  19  October 
1874,  aged  19,  B.A.  1878,  M.A.  1883, 
Captain  and  Hon.  Major  Warwickshire 
Yeomanry  Cavalry,  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  co. 
Warwick. 


Emmehne  Louisa,  born  29  August  1858;  marr. 
3  January  1890,  Major  Frederick  Ernest  Arundell 
Hunter  of  Ashley  House,  Box,  Chippenham,  co. 
Wilts  (son  of  Captain  Frederick  Ernest  Hunter  of 
Killielung,  cO;  Dumfries);  born  30  January  1854; 
entered  the  Royal  Artillery  12  February  1874,  served 
in  Egyptian  Expedition  1882,  at  Battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (medal  with  clasp  and  bronze  star) ;  Major 
I  January  1891,  retired  i  September  1897;  J.P.  for 
CO.  Wilts.  =f= 

A 

Edward  John  Arkwright,  born  4  August  1862;  died 
18  January  1863.  

John  Peter  Arkwright,  born  21  May  1864. 


Ferdinand  George  Arkwright,  born  i  April  1867. 


(See  Dugdale  Pedigree,  Vol.  2,  page  10^.) 


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Facsimile  of  a  Silhouette,  taken  in  the  year  iSj§, 
of  Richard  Arkwright  of  Wilier s ley,  co.  Derby  (son 
of  Sir  Richard  Arkwright  of  Willersley) ;  now  in  the 
possession  of  Frederic  Charles  Arkwright  of  Willersley, 
his  great-grandson. 


iSarnston  of  Cretoe  Hill,  to.  Cf)e0ter. 

Arms. — Azure,  a  fess  dancettee  ermine  between  six  crosses  crosslet  or. 
Crest. — A  demi-horse  erased  argent.  Motto. — Honor  virtutis  calcar. 


Selina   Martha,  dau.   of= 
William  Makepeace 

Thackeray  of  Chester, 
M.D.,  by  Elizabeth  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Edward 
Wilson  of  Liverpool,  and 
widow  of  John  Jones  of 
Rhargarth,  co.  Denbigh; 
born  at  Chester  29  Nov. 
1806,  and  bapt.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Chester,  30  Sept. 
1808 ;  marr.  there  20 
Dec.  1825 ;  died  at 
Chester,  aged  28,  13 
Jan.,  bur.  at  Farndon, 
CO.    Chester,    17     Jan. 

1835- 


=Roger  Harry  Barnston  of  Crewe= 
Hill,  and  Churton,  co.  Chester 
(only  son  of  Roger  Barnston  of 
Churton,  by  .\nne  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Rev.  John  Parker  of  Astle,  co. 
Chester,  and  of  Brightmett,  co. 
Lancaster);  born  at  Forest  House, 
Chester,  29  September  1802, 
bapt.  at  St.  John's,  Chester,  23 
March  1803  ;  of  Worcester  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  matriculated  15 
May  182 1,  aged  18,  B.A.  1825; 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Chester; 
died  at  Crewe  Hill,  aged  46,  22 
May,  bur.  at  Farndon  29  May 
1849. 


=Emma  Frances,  dau.  of  James 
Boydell  of  Rossett,  co.  Denbigh, 
by  Marianne  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Richard  Barker  of  Llyndir,  co. 
Denbigh;  born  at  Rossett  in  1806; 
marr.  at  Gresford,  co.  Denbigh,  2 
January  1838;  died  at  92  Belgrave 
Road,  London,  aged  86,  29  June, 
bur.  at  Farndon  3  July  1893.  Will 
dated  1888  {no  day  of  month), 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  715,  93)  29 
August  i893,by  Anne  Barnston  and 
Alice  Barnston,  the  daughters,  and 
Lieut.-Colonel  Francis  Barnston 
of  the  55th  Regiment,  the  son,  the 
Exors. 

A 


Roger  Barnston  of  Crewe  Hill;  born 
at  Chester  4  December  1826,  bapt. 
at  St.  John's,  Chester,  10  February 
1827  ;  Major  and  Brevet  Colonel  in 
the  90th  Light  Infantry ;  served  in 
the  Crimea,  at  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol ;  Knight  of  the  Legion 
of  Honour  and  of  the  Order  of  the 
Medjidie,  Companion  of  the  Bath ; 
wounded  at  Relief  of  Lucknow,  India, 
and  died  at  Cawnpore  Hospital,  aged 
31,  24  December  1857.  Obelisk  to 
his  memory  at  Farndon.  Will  dated 
22  May  1854,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
359,  58)  26  June  1858,  by  William 
Barnston  of  Crewe  Hill,  Captain  55th 
Regiment,  the  brother,  and  Edward 
Francis  French  of  Bridge  Street, 
Chester,  the  Exors. 


Selina,  born  at  Chester  22 
November  1827,  bapt.  at  St. 
John's,  Chester  (tio  record  in 
Register) ;  died  at  Brighton, 
CO.  Sussex,  19  September,  bur. 
at  Fairlight,  co.  Sussex,  21 
September  1889.  Will  dated 
I  May  1888,  with  two  codicils 
dated  respectively  i  March 
1889  and  10  September  1889, 
proved  at  Lewes  1 1  October 
1889,  by  Colonel  Francis 
Barnston  of  Chorlton  Lodge, 
Malpas,  CO.  Chester,  the 
brother,  and  Emma  Lowe  of 
Woodcote,  Wimbledon,  co. 
Surrey,  the  sister,  the  Exors. 


Eliza,  born  at  Chester  29 
December  1828,  bapt.  at 
St.  John's,  Chester,  23 
January  1829  ;  died  at 
Chester,  aged  27,  11  Janu- 
ary, bur.  at  Farndon  16 
January  1856. 

Mary,  born  at  Chester  25 
May,  bapt.  at  St.  John's, 
Chester,  19  June  1830; 
died  at  St.  Leonard's-on- 
Sea,  CO.  Sussex,  9  January, 
bur.  at  Fairlight  15  January 
1861.  Will  dated  26  July 
1859,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
477,  61)  8  August  1861,  by 
William  Barnston  of  Crewe 
Hill,  CO.  Chester,  the 
brother,  one  of  the  Exors. 


Mary,  born  at  CreVe  Hill  i  July,  bapt.  at  Farndon  25  July  1861  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Chad's,  Farndon,  9  August  1882,  Edmund  Wilson 
Swetenham  of  Cam-yr-Alyn,  co  Denbigh  (son  of  Edmund 
Swetenham  of  Cam-yr-Alyn,  Q-C,  M.A.,  J. P.,  M.P.  for  Carnarvon 
Boroughs,  by  Elizabeth  Jane  his  ist  wife,  dau.  of  Wilson  Jones  of 
Hartsheath  Park,  co.  Denbigh,  M.P.);  born  at  Cam-yr-Alyn  13 
July,  bapt.  at  Rossett,  co.  Denbigh,  15  August  1857  ;  educated  at 
Marlborough  College ;  Lieutenant  Cheshire  Yeomanry  Cavalry. 


Emma,  born  at  Crewe  Hill 
20  January,  bapt.  at  Farn- 
don 24  February  1863  ; 
died  at  Crewe  Hill,  aged  7 
weeks,  15  March,  bur.  at 
Farndon  19  March  1863. 


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Lieut. -Colonel  Francis  Barnston  of= 
Chorlton  Lodge,  Malpas,  co.  Chester ; 
born  at  Crewe  Hill,  co.  Chester,  i  No- 
vember, bapt.  at  Farndon  6  December 
1838;  of  Brasenose  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  16  June  1857,  aged  18; 
entered  the  55  th  Regiment  of  Foot  11 
March  1859,  served  in  Bhootan  Expedi- 
tion 1863,  at  re-capture  of  Dewangiri 
(medal  with  clasp);  retired  6  March  1880, 
Lieut.-Colonel  i  July  1881. 


=Mary,  elder  dau.  of  Tanat  Wynne  Anne,    born   at 

Denton,     M.D.,    of    Newbold,    co.  Crewe     Hill    3 

Chester,  and  of  Plas  Draw,  co.  Den-  Dec.  1839,  bapt. 

bigh,  by  Alice  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  at  Farndon    17 

Colley   of  Churton   Heath   and   of  Jan.  1840. 
Chester ;  niarr.  at  Bruera,  co.  Ches-  — 

ter  (by  the  Rev.  Daniel  Shaw,  assisted  Alice,    born    at 

by  the  Rev.  John  Warren  Napier),  The  Rossett,co. 

on  Wednesday,  9  August  1882.  Denbigh,        14 

March  1841. 


William  Barnston  of  Crewe  Hill,  co.  Chester;  born  at  Chester  27= 
February,  bapt.  at  St.  John's,  Chester,  28  March  1832  ;  Major 
55th  Regiment  of  Foot,  served  in  the  Crimea,  at  the  Battle  of  the 
Alma,  severely  wounded  at  Inkerman,  whilst  in  command  of  the 
Outposts ;  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honour,  J. P.  for  co.  Chester ; 
died,  aged  40,  on  Sunday,  27  October,  bur.  at  Farndon  i  Novem- 
ber 1872.  Will  dated  20  July  1870,  proved  at  Chester  5  March 
1873,  by  Mary  Emma  Barnston  of  Crewe  Hill,  the  relict,  one  of 
the  Exors. 


fhM3  ar^^^..^^^^ 


Chatlotte,  born  at  Crewe  Hill  9 
Jan.,  bapt.  at  Farndon  22  March  1864. 

Roger  Barnston,  born  at  Crewe  Hill 
on  Sunday,  23  April,  bapt.  there 
privately,  baptism  registered  at  Farn- 
don iq  June  1865;  died  at  Llan- 
dudno, CO.  Carnarvon,  aged  3 
months,  16  August,  bur.  at  Farndon 
22  August  1865. 

Selina,  born  at  Crewe  Hill  23  Oct., 
bapt.  at  Farndon  1 1  Dec.  1 866. 


Joanna,  born  at  Crewe 
Hill  23  September,  bapt. 
at  Farndon  10  Novem- 
ber 1867. 

William  Barnston,  born 
at  Crewe  Hill  28  No- 
vember 1868,  bapt.  at 
Farndon  10  January 
1869;  died  at  Crewe 
Hill,  aged  i  year  and  8 
months,  8  August,  bur. 
at  Farndon  11  August 
1870. 


.Mary  Emma,  youngest  dau. 
of  Colonel  Charles  King, 
K.H.,  of  the  nth  Light 
Dragoons,  and  of  the  i6th 
Lancers,  by  Charlotte  his 
wife,  dau.  oflhomas  Oliver; 
born  in  Dublin  2  November 
1838;  marr.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Dubhn  (by  the  Rev. Thomas 
Twigg,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
W.  Green),  on  VVednesday, 
8  June  1859. 


Harry  Barnston  of  Crewe  Hill ; 
born  at  Edinburgh  12  Decem- 
ber 1870,  bapt.  at  St.  John's, 
Edinburgh,  10  January  1871; 
educated  at  Bournemouth  and 
at  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  ma- 
triculated 10  October  1890,  aged 
19,  B.A.  1894,  M.A.  1898; 
Barrister-at-Law  of  the  Inner 
Temple,  Lieutenant  Cheshire 
Yeomanry  Cavalry,  Lord  of  the 
Manor  of  Farndon;  J. P.  for  co. 
Chester. 


Emma,  born  at  Chester  2  May,  bapt.  at  St. 
John's,  Chester,  29  May  1833;  marr.  at  Kids- 
grove,  CO.  Stafford  (by  the  Rev.  Prebendary 
Wade,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  John  Warren 
Napier),  on  Tuesday,  30  September  1873, 
William  Henry  Lowe,  M.D.,  of  Woodcote 
Lodge,  Inner  Park,  Wimbledon,  co.  Surrey  (son 
of  Samuel  Lowe  of  Whitchurch,  co.  Chester, 
by  Maria  his  wife) ;  born  at  Whitchurch  i  April, 
bapt.  there  privately  7  April  1815;  M.R.C.S. 
Eng.  1839,  M.D.  Edin.  1840,  F.R.C.P.  Edin. 
1846. 


Harry  Barnston,  born  at  Chester  24  December 
1834,  bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,  Chester  (no 
record  in  Register) ;  died  at  Heathfield,  co. 
Chester,  aged  25,  17  April,  bur.  at  Farndon 
23  April  i860.  Adinon  was  granted  at  Ches- 
ter 18  December  i860  to  William  Barnston  of 
Crewe  Hill,  the  brother,  one  of  the  universal 
legatees. 


House,  CO.  Bebon. 


George  Sharland  of  South= 
Melton,  CO.  Devon  (son  of 
John  Sharland  of  South 
Molton,  by  Mary  Baker 
his  wife ;  born  in  1758 ; 
died  14  February,  bur.  at 
South  Molton  18  February 
1831. 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — 
Azure,  a  bend,  per  bend  indented  argent 
and  gules,  between  six  escallops  or. 

Crest. — On  a  mount  vert  a  stork  azure, 
holding  in  the  dexter  claw  a  flint  argent. 


Motto. — Vigilate. 


Seal  used  by 
George  Sharland. 


-^- 


^Harriet,  youngest  surviving 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Rev. 
Henry  Shortrudge  Cruwys, 
D.L.,  LL.D.,  of  Cruwys  Mor- 
chard  House,  Rector  of 
Cruwys  Morchard,  by  Mary 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  Charles 
Hutton,  Rector  of  Nymet  St. 
George,  co.  Devon  ;  born  at 
Kensington,  co.  Middlesex, 
27  March,  bapt.  at  Chelsea, 
CO.  Middlesex,  20  April  1 7 7 1 ; 
marr.  at  Cruwys  Morchard  30 
Dec.  1794;  died  at  Tiverton, 
CO.  Devon,  aged  76,  20  Feb., 
bur.  at  Cruwys  Morchard  27 
Feb.  1847. 


Mary,  born  at  South  Molton  19  October 
1795,  bapt.  there  6  March  1798;  died  24 
March,  bur.  at  Cruwys  Morchard  31 
March  1842. 

Harriet,  born  at  South  Molton  17  Octo- 
ber 1797,  bapt.  there  6  March  1798; 
died  at  Bere  Regis,  co.  Dorset,  6  January 
1829,  and  bur.  at  Cruwys  Morchard. 


John  Sharland,  born  at  South  Molton  27 
January  1799,  and  bapt.  there  {no  record 
in  Register) ;  died  25  January  i8oo,  and 
bur.  at  South  Molton. 


Elizabeth  (twin  with  Anne),  born  at  South  Molton 
23  September,  bapt.  there  26  November  1800; 
died  at  Teignmouth,  co.  Devon,  23  June,  bur.  at 
Cruwys  Morchard  29  June  1863. 


Anne  (twin  with  Elizabeth),  born  at  South  Molton 
23  September,  bapt.  there  26  November  1800; 
died  19  January,  bur.  at  Cruwys  Morchard  22 
January  1887.  Will  dated  10  April  1886,  proved 
at  Exeter  10  February  1887,  by  Arthur  Cruwys 
Sharland  of  Tiverton,  co.  Devon,  the  brother,  the 
Exor. 


George  James  Cruwys  of  Cruwys  Morchard= 
House;  born  at  Tiverton  25  January,  bapt.  at 
Cruwys  Morchard  11  August  1836;  educated 
at  Marlborougii  and  at  Balliol  College,  Ox- 
ford, matriculated  21  March  1855,  aged  19, 
B.A.  1858,  M.A.  1867;  J.P.  for  co.  Devon; 
Patron  and  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Cruwys 
Morchard. 


=Mary  Helen,  eldest  dau.  of  Rev.  Lewis  Welsh 
Owen,  Fellow  of  Balliol  College,  Oxford,  Rector 
of  Wonston,  co.  Hants,  and  Hon.  Canon  of 
Winchester,  by  Caroline  Seymour  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Philip  George  of  Bath,  co.  Somerset ;  born  25 
July  1847,  and  bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,  Colchester, 
CO.  Essex;  marr.  at  Wonston  30  August  1876. 


Dorothy  Mary,  born 
14  December  1878, 
bapt.  at  Cruwys  Mor- 
chard 12  January 
1879. 


Cicely  Helen,  born 
8  January,  bapt.  at 
Cruwys  Morchard 
1  February  1880. 


Lewis  George  Cruwys,  Robert  Geoffrey  Cruwys, 

born  21   May,  bapt.  at  born   10  March,  bapt.  at 

Cruwys    Morchard    19  Cruwys      Morchard      13 

June  iSBi.  April  1884. 


25 


Rev.  George  Sharland-Cruwys  of= 
Cruwys  Morchard  House,  co.  Devon ; 
born  at  South  Molten,  co.  Devon, 
30  April,  bapt.  there  17  May  1802  ; 
of  Jesus  College,  Gambridge,  B.A. 
1824,  M.A.  1829;  Rector,  Patron, 
and  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Cruwys 
Morchard;  by  Royal  Licence,  dated 
9  November  1 83 1 ,  he  was  authorized 
to  assume  the  surname,  and  to  bear 
the  arms  of  Cruwys  ;  J. P.  for  co. 
Devon ;  died  9  October,  bur.  at 
Cruwys  Morchard  15  October  1874. 
Will  dated  30  September  1874, 
proved  at  Exeter  4  December  1874, 
by  Arthur  Cruwys  Sharland  of 
Tiverton,  the  brother,  and  the  Rev. 
Lewis  Welsh  Owen  of  Wonston,  co. 
Southampton,  the  EXors. 


^Mary  Eliza,  dau.  of 
George  James  Riddell 
of  Bingwell  House, 
Tiverton,  co.  Devon, 
by  Rose  Laura  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Thomas 
Wood  of  Tiverton ; 
born  15  May  1809, 
bapt.  at  Tiverton  8 
March  181 2  ;  marr. 
there  28  October  1834; 
died  4  December,  bur. 
at  Cruwys  Morchard  9 
December  187 1. 


Caroline,  born  at  South  Molton 
3  July  1803,  bapt.  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  9  August  1806;  died 
10  February,  bur.  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  15  February  1S86. 


Henry  Sharland,  born  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  19  May  1805,  bapt. 
there  9  August  1806  ;  bur.  at 
Cruwys  Morchard  18  July  1829.- 


Emily,  born  at  Cruwys  Morchard 
20  June,  bapt.  there  9  August 
1806 ;  died  4  September,  bur. 
at  Cruwys  Morchard  12  Septem- 
ber 1827. 


Rev.  Arthur  Henry  Cruwys,  born  12  July  1837,  bapt.  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  2  May  1838;  of  Emmanuel  College,  Cambridge,  and 
Lichfield  Theological  College;  Rector  of  Cruwys  Morchard  1875-97; 
marr.  in  1867  Ann,  dau.  of  John  Partridge  of  Bow,  co.  Devon;  he  died 
10  February,  bur.  at  Cruwys  Morchard  15  February  1897. 

/k        . 


Laura  Harriet,  born  at 
Cruwys  Morchard  i 
November  1842,  bapt. 
there.  26  March  1843; 
died  at  Cruwys  Mor- 
chard 17  October,  bur. 
there  24  October  1853. 


26 


Arthur  Cruwys  Sharland  of  Tiverton, = 
CO.  Devon ;  born  at  Cruwys  Mor- 
chard  14  December  1807,  bapt. 
there  6  September  1809;  died  19 
December,  bur.  at  Cruwys  Morchard 
23  December  1887.  Will  dated  19 
July  1887,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  180, 
88)  22  February  1888,  by  Major 
Charles  Cecil  Newman  of  Walton-by- 
Clevedon,  co.  Somerset,  Thomas 
Charles  Mills,  and  Henry  Boteler 
Sharland,  the  son,  the  Exors. 


=Julia  Boteler,  dau.  of  Rev.  Thomas 
Stephen  Hodges,  M.A.  of  University 
College,  Oxford,  and  Rector  of 
Little  Waltham,  co.  Essex,  1827-42, 
by  Julia  his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Boteler  of  Eastry,  co.  Kent ;  born  at 
Hastings,  co.  Sussex,  20  November 
1824;  marr.  at  Harbledown,  near 
Canterbury,  co.  Kent,  6  October 
1843;  died  4  June,  bur.  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  9  June  1881. 


I 
Louisa  Catherine, 
born  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  19  April, 
bapt.  there  2  May 
1 8 10;  died  24  June, 
buried  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  2  July 
1811. 


Julia  Harriet,  born  16 
March,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Tiverton,  25  April  1845; 
marr.  in  New  Zealand, 
Charles  Matthews.  She 
died  in  New  Zealand  20 
November  1898. 


Arthur  Hodges  Sharland, 
born  23  April,  and  bapt. 
privately  27  May  1846; 
died  I  June,  bur.  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  6  June  1846. 


Mary,  born  3  August,  bapt. 
privately  the  next  day,  and 
received  into  the  church  at 
St.  Peter's,  Tiverton,  26 
November  1847  ;  died  26 
June,  bur.  at  Cruwys 
Morchard  30  June  1859. 


Emily  Cruwys,  born  15 
March,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Tiverton,  18  April  1849. 


Arthur  Henry  Hodges 
Sharland,  born  16  July 
1 85 1,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Tiverton,  2  September 
1852  ;  Captain  (retired) 
R.A. ;  marr.  at  Plumstead, 
CO.  Kent,  1 1  December 
1872,  Elizabeth  Anne, 
dau.  of  Major  Charles 
Cheetham,  R.A. 


Henry  Boteler  Sharland 
of  Tiverton  ;  born  6  Jan- 
uary, bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Tiverton,  23  March  1853. 


Ill 
Gertrude   Elizabeth,  born    30   August, 

bapt.  at  St.  Peter's,  Tiverton,  6  October 

1855;   died  21  March,  bur.  at  Cruwys 

Morchard  27  March  1858. 

Rev.  George  Frederic  Sharland,  born  7 
December  1858,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Tiverton,  7  January  1859;  marr.  at  Syke- 
house,  CO.  York,  21  August  1888,  Justine 
Mary  McKinley,  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
White  McKinley  Milman,  Vicar  of  Syke- 
house,  by  Adfele  Josephine  Justine  his 
wife ;  born  at  Sykehouse  4  July,  bapt. 
there  13  August  1867. 

Rev.  Stanley  Cruwys  Sharland,  born  at 
Tiverton  7  May,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Tiverton,  29  May  1865;  of  Balliol 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  16  Octo- 
ber 1883,  aged  18,  B.A.  1888,  M.A. 
1890;  Curate  of  Bringhurst  with  Great 
Easton,  co.  Leicester,  1896-98,  Master 
at  Sedbergh  College  since  1898. 


27 


aiinston  of  Eittlt  iSarforti 

0l^mx  House,  co.  ^elsforti, 

anti  of  ilett})toort{)  Hall 

to.  Bertforl). 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — 
Sable,  a  bend  engrailed  between  six  billets 
argent. 

Crest. — A  talbot  passant  ermine. 

Motto. — Non  pour  haine. 


Rev.  William  Alington  of  Graveley,  co.  Hertford  (2nd 
son  of  Rev.  Henry  Alington  of  Swinhope,  co.  Lincoln, 
Rector  of  Aston,  co.  Hertford,  by  Frances  his  wif^  dau. 
of  Robert  Baron  of  Letchworth,  co.  Hertford) ;  born  in 
1761;  of  St.  Peter's  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1783, 
M.A.  1S09;  Rector  and  Patron  of  Twywell,  co.  North- 
ampton, 1799;  marr.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Williamson  of 
Baldock,  co.  Hertford ;  died, 
aged  88,   13  December  1S49.       ///t^^  ^  ^  '        /- 


'>* 


Rev.  John  Alington  of  Little  Barford  Manor  House,  co.= 
Bedford,  and  of  Letchworth  Hall,  co.  Hertford ;  born  at 
Graveley  4  May, 'bapt.  there  7  August  1795;  educated  at 
Westminster  and  at  Balliol  College,  Oxford,  matriculated  9 
June  1813,  aged  18,  B.A.  1817,  M.A.  1822;  j.P.  for  co. 
Bedford;  died  at  Letchworth  Hall,  aged  68,  on  Friday,  11 
December,  bur.  at  Letchworth  16  December  1863.  Will 
dated  10  February  i860,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  65,  64)  4  February 
1864,  by  Henry  Alington  of 
.Little  BarforS,  co.  Bedford,  and 
the  Rev.  Charles  Alington  of  Little 
Barford,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 


c/on/n  Uu^Wi 


=Eliza  Frances,  2nd  dau. 
of  the  Rt.  Hon"'^  Sir 
Thomas  Plumer  of 
Canon's  Park,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, Master  of  the 
Rolls;  marr.  3  October 
1822  ;  died  at  Little 
Barford  2  June,  bur. 
there  29  June  1838. 


Other 

issue. 


Eliza,  born  at  Little  Barford 
Rectory  19  July  1823,  bapt. 
at  Little  Barford  28  April 
1824;  died  at  Little  Barford 
S  December,  bur.  there  8 
December  1836.     M.L 


Jolin  Alington,  born  at  Little 
Barford  Rectory  29  Septem- 
ber, bapt.  at  Little  Barford  6 
October  1824  ;  of  Merton 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated 
2  May  1844,  aged  19;  died 
at  Little  Barford,  aged  20,  on 
Sunday,  21  December,  bur. 
at  Little  Barford  27  Decem- 
ber 1845.     M.L 


William  Alington  of  Little  Barford  Manor  House,  co.  Bedford, 
and  of  Letchworth  Hall,  co.  Hertford;  born  at  Little  Barford 
Rectory  6  April,  bapt.  at  Little  Barford  3  May  1826;  of  Merton 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  2  May  1844,  aged  18,  B.A.  1848; 
Lord  of  the  Manors  of  Little  Barford  and  of  Marston  Morteyne; 
died  at  Leamington,  co.  Warwick,  on  Sunday,  31  May,  bur.  at 
Little  Barford  5  June  1874.  M.L  Will  dated  30  Nov.  1872, 
with  codicil  dated  5  April  1S74,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  36S,  74), 
23  June  1874,  by  Julius  Alington  of  Little  Barford,  the  brother, 
the  sole  Exor. 

Frances,  born  at  Little  Barford  Rectory,  co.  Bedford,  and  bapt. 
at  Little  Barford  15  Jan.  1828;  marr.  there  5  Aug.  1846,  the 
Rev.  George  Yalden  (eldest  son  of  William  Yalden  of  Llanelly, 
CO.  Carmarthen);  born  at  Llanelly,  and  bapt.  there  19  July 
1821  ;  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matriculated  11  Dec.  1839, 
aged  18,  B.A.  1843,  Rector  of  Twywell,  co.  Northampton,  1850- 
74;  died  at  Twywell  17  May  1874.  Adiiion  was  granted  at 
Exeter  8  June  1874,  to  Richard  Nevill  of  Llanelly,  co.  Car- 
marthen, the  cousin  german,  and  one  of  the  next  of  kin.  She 
died  27  Aug.,  and  was  bur.  at  Boyne  Hill,  co.  Berks,  2  Sept.  1868. 
28 


Mary,  born  at  Little  Bar- 
ford,  and  bapt.  there  3  July 
1830;  died  unmarried  at 
Little  Barford  25  July,  bur. 
there  30  July  186S.  M.L 
Will  dated  2  May  1868, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  691, 
68)  14  November  1868,  by 
William  Alington  of  Little 
Barford,  the  brother,  the 
sole  Exor. 


Emily,  born  at  Little  Barford  12  February, 
bapt.  there  22  April  1835  ;  married,  as  his 
ist  wife,  at  St.  John's,  Paddington,  London 
(by  the  Rev.  C.  J.  Plumer,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Edward  Royds),  on  Tuesday,  13  Janu- 
ary 1863,  the  Rev.  Nathanael  Royds  (8th 
son  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Royds,  Rector  of 
Brereton,  co.  Chester,  by  iVIary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Molyneux  of  Newsham 
House,  CO.  Lancaster) ;  born  at  Brereton 
23  March,  bapt.  there  12  April  1836;  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1859, 
M.A.  1862,  Rector  of  Little  Barford  since 

1864.  She  died  at  Paddington  5  October, 
and  was  bur.  at  Little  Barford  10  October 

1865.  M.L  =j= 


Henry  Alington,  born 
at  Little  Barford  Rec- 
tory 23  July,  bapt.  at 
Little  Barford  2  Sep- 
tember 1 831;  of  Mer- 
ton  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  8  June 
1849,  aged  17  ;  died 
unmarried  at  Little 
Barford  2 1  March, 
bur.  there  25  March 
1864.  M.L  Adiiion 
■was  granted  at  the 
Principal  Registry  20 
October  1864,  to  the 
Rev.  Charles  Alington 
of  Little  Barford,  the 
brother,  one  of  the 
next  of  kin. 


Rev.  Charles  Alington  of  Letchworth 
Hall,  CO.  Hertford ;  born  at  Little 
Barford,  co.  Bedford,  22  April,  bapt. 
there  2  October  1833;  of  Merton 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  5  Feb- 
ruary 1852,  aged  1 8,  B.A.  1856,  Lord 
of  the  Manor  and  Patron  of  Letch- 
worth ;  died  unmarried  at  Letchworth 
Hall,  aged  30,  on  Wednesday,  i  Jan- 
uary, bur.  at  Letchworth  6  January 
1873.  Will  dated  20  October  187 1, 
with  codicil  dated  16  November 
1871,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  76,  73),  by 
Julius  Alington  of  Little  Barford,  co. 
Bedford,  the  brother,  the  sole  Exor. 


Julius  Alington  of= 
Little  Barford  Manor 
House  and  of  Letch- 
worth Hall ;  born  at 
Little  Barford  6  De- 
cember 1S36,  bapt. 
there  2  May  1837; 
educated,  at  West- 
minster, J. P.  for  the 
counties  of  Hertford 
and  Bedford,  High 
Sheriff  for  the  latter 
county  1883. 


'Catherine  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of 
Edmund  Wright  of  Halston  Hall, 
CO.  Salop,  J. P.,  by  Helen  his  wife, 
elder  dau.  of  Sir  David  Mon- 
creiffe,  Bart. ;  marr.  at  Whitting- 
ton,  CO.  Salop  (by  the  Hon*"'' 
and  Rev.  John  Robert  Orlando 
Bridgeman,  Rector  of  Weston- 
under- Lyziard,  co.  Stafford, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  William 
Walsham  Howe,  Rector  of  Whit- 
tington),  on  Thursday,  5  January 
1871. 


Charles  Edmund  Argentine 
Alington,  born  at  Little  Bar- 
ford on  Sunday,  26  May, 
bapt.  there  7  July  1872  ; 
educated  at  Eton  and  Trinity 
College,  Cambridge. 


Walter  Hildebrand  Alington, 
born  at  Little  Barford  on 
Saturday,  24  January,  bapt. 
there  i  March  1874. 


Julius  Hugh  Alington,  born  at     Emily,  born  at  43  Park  Street, 
38    Great    Cumberland    Place,     Grosvenor  Square,  London,  on 


London,  on  Monday,  3  May, 
bapt.  at  Quebec  Chapel,  Port- 
man  Square,  London,  4  June 
1875- 

Hilda  Catherine,  born  at  13 
Half  Moon  Street,  Piccadilly, 
London,  on  Tuesday,  29  May, 
bapt.  at  Little  Barford  22  July 
1877. 


Saturday,  28  December  1878, 
bapt.  at  Little  Barford  2  February 
1879. 


George  Henry  Alington,  born 
at  5a  Cork  Street,  London,  on 
Saturday,  23  .•\pril,  bapt.  at  St. 
George's,  Hanover  Square, 
London,  27  May  1887. 


29 


Arms  on  record  in  tlie  College  of  Arms. — 
Azure,  a  fess  engrailed  or,  goutte  de  larmes 
between  two  daggers,  point  downwards  in 
chief,  and  a  cross-crosslet  fitchee  in  base  or. 

Crest. — In  front  of  a  cross-crosslet  fitchee 
or,  a  morion  proper,  between  two  wings 
azure,  each  chargrd  with  a  dagger  as  in  the 
arms. 

Motto. — Per  vias  rectas. 


^tjcle?. 


William  Pixley  of  6  Victoria  Road,= 
Kensington,  London  (son  of  William 
Pixley);  born  12  Dec.  1787  ;  an  Elder 
Brother  of  the  Corporation  of  Trinity 
House  ;  lost  his  sight  through  the 
upsetting  of  a  boat  while  engaged  on 
a  tour  of  inspection  in  the  Trinity 
House  Yacht ;  he  was  a  friend  of  the 
Emperor  Napoleon  I.,  who  wished  him 
to  accept  a  commission  in  the  French 
Army  ;  died  at  Yarmouth,  co.  Norfolk, 
aged  83,  28  Sept.,  bur.  in  Brompton 
Cemetery,  London,  3  Oct.  1869.  ALL 
Will  dated  5  April  1862,  with  two  codi- 
cils dated  respectively  5  Feb.  1865  and 
12  June  1866,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  666, 
69)18  Oct.  1 869,  by  Robert  Ellis  Pi.xley, 
the  son,  one  of  the  Exors. 

(Signature  after  he  became  blind). 


'Charlotte  Mary, 
dau.  of  Robert 
Ellis  ;  married 
21  August  1814; 
died  at  6  Victoria 
Road,  Kensing- 
ton, 2  7  February, 
bur.  in  Bromp- 
ton Cemetery 
S  March  1862. 
M.L 


Charlotte  Mary,  born  3 1  July 
1815;  marr.  28  Nov.  1835, 
Henry  David  Blyth  of  Hamil- 
ton Place,  Piccadilly,  London. 
She  died  at  4  Hyde  Park  Ter- 
race, London,  17  July  1881. 
M.L  Will  dated  5  July  1881, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  581,  81) 
8  Aug.  1 88 1 ,  by  Stewart  Pixley, 
J. P.,  D.L.,  of  2 1  Leinster  Gar- 
dens, London,  the  brother,  and 
William  Fuller  and  Charlotte 
Isabella  Fuller  (commonly 
called  Lady  Hill,  she  having 
firstmarr.  Sir  John  Hill,  Bart.), 
the  daughter,  both  of  iii 
Piccadilly,  London,  three  of 
»he  Exors.     =1= 


Thomas  William  Pixley  of= 
Hill  Lodge,  Freshwater, 
Isle  of  Wight ;  born  30 
June  1819  ;  a  Younger 
Brother  of  the  Corporation 
of  Trinity  House  ;  died  at 
Freshwater  1 7  January, 
bur.  at  All  Saints',  Fresh- 
water, 21  Jan.  1891.  M.L 
Will  dated  IS  Feb.  1878, 
proved  in  the  Principal 
Registry  16  July  1891,  by 
Caroline  Pixley,  the  relict, 
the  Executrix. 


Caroline,  youngest  dau.  of  Robert 
Blore  of  Ashbourne,  co.  Derby, 
by  Charlotte  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  Cross ;  born  at  Cheddleton 
Hall,  CO.  Stafford,  2  May  1822  ; 
marr.  at  St.  George's,  Bloomsbury, 
London,  14  April  1848. 


La^yt'^'-t^^-C-Pz^^— 


Francis  William  Pi.xley  of  23  Linden= 
Gardens,  London ;  born  at  6  Victoria 
Road,  Kensington,  London,  5  July,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Kensington,  4 
August  1852  ;  Lieutenant  in  the  Infantry 
Volunteer  Guards,  Madras,  16  August 
1872;  now  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
Barrister-at-Law,  F.S.A.,  Registrar  of  the 
Honourable  Society  of  the  Baronetage. 


^Elizabeth  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Price  Simpson,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Renton  of 
Edinburgh,  M.D. ;  born  29  March  1854;  marr.  at 
Holy  Trinity,  Paddington,  London,  8  April  1880. 


^.V.  ^'^ 


30 


Stewart  Pixleyof  21  Leinster  Gardens,  London;  born  19  June  1824;  formerly=j=Margaret,    dau. 


Captain  ist  Middlesex  (Victoria)  Rifles,  winner  of  the  Queen's  Prize  1862 
(Volunteer  Decoration),  Member  of  the  Council  of  the  National  Rifle  Associa- 
tion, Prime  Warden  of  the  Goldsmiths'  Company  1876,  J. P.  for  co.  Middlesex, 
and  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co. 
London;  died  at  21  Leinster 
Gardens,  London,  14  March, 
bur.  in  Kcnsal  Green  Ceme- 
tery, London,  18  March 
1899. 


of  James  Aikin, 
J. P.  for  CO.  Lan- 
caster ;  married 
at  St.  Bride's, 
Liverpool,  20 
May  1856. 


Stewart  Aikin  Pixley  of= 
Woking,  CO.  Surrey ; 
born  3  May,  bapt.  at 
St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Ken- 
sington, London,  14 
July  1S57  ;  educated  at 
Eton  ;  formerly  Lieu- 
tenant ist  Middlesex 
(Victoria)  Rifles. 


=Harriette  Hindle,  4th 
dau.  of  Edward  Hewett 
of  Elvetham  Mount,  St. 
Leonard's,  co.  Sussex, 
by  Jane  his  wife,  dau. 
of  John  Shipley;  marr. 
at  Hampton  Hill,  co. 
Middlesex,  8  October 
1884. 


Arthur  Dunbar  Pixley,  born  7  November, 
bapt.  at  St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Kensington,  31 
December  1859;  educated  at  Eton  and  at 
Sandhurst ;  formerly  Captain  King's  Royal 
Rifle  Corps,  served  in  the  Transvaal  Cam- 
paign 188 1,  present  at  the  Battles  of  Lang's 
Nek  and  Ingogo  when  he  was  severely 
wounded,  now  Major  sth  Battalion  King's 
Royal  Rifle  Corps  (Huntingdon  Militia). 


Violet,   born  27  August,  bapt.  Barbara,  born  12  May,  bapt.  at  Stewart  Edward  Pixley,  born 

at  St.  Paul's,  St.  Leonard's-on-  St.  John's,  Hampton  Wick,  co.  2    November,    bapt.    at    St. 

Sea,    CO.    Sussex,    24    October  Middlesex,  12  June  1887.  John's,    Hampton    Wick,    6 

1885.                                                                           ^  December  1890. 


Constance  Blyth,  born  13  February,  bapt.  at  St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Kensington,  23  Emmeline  Ada 

March  1855;  marr.  at  All  Saints',  Freshwater,  10  August  1880,  Innes  Watson  Caroline,    born 

of  Swanston    House,    Melton   Constable,  co.   Norfolk    (3rd  son  of  William  at     6     Victoria 

Watson  of  Spring  Lodge  Barnard   Castle,  co.   Durham,  by  Mary  his  wife,  Road,  Kensing- 

dau.  of  John  Longden);  born  11  May,  bapt.  at  Barnard  Castle  i  June  1851  ;  ton,  22  January, 

of  St.  John's  College,  Oxford,  matriculated  12  October  1872,  aged  21,  B.A.  bapt.      at      St. 

1876,  M.A.  1881,  a  Student  of  the  Inner  Temple  30  January  1875,  called  to  Mary   Abbott's, 

the  Bar  7  May  1879  ;  J. P.  for  co.Herts.  Kensington,  24 

April  1857. 


I  I  I 
Jocelyn  Francis  Renton  Pixley,  born 
at  12  Delamere  Street,  Westbourne 
Terrace,  London,  27  January,  bapt. 
at  Holy  Trinity,  Paddington,  Lon- 
don, 27  February  1881  ;  educated 
at  Eton.  

Elizabeth  Muriel,  born  at  5  Upper 
Westbourne  Terrace,  Hyde  Park, 
London,  8  January,  bapt.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Paddington,  15  March 
1882.  _ 

Esme  Caroline,  born  29  June,  bapt. 
at  Holy  Trinity,  Paddington,  26 
July  1883. 


Olive  Charlotte  Blyth, 
born  at  23  Linden 
Gardens,  Kensington, 
1 9  November,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary  Abbott's, 
Kensington,  3  January 
1885.        _ 

John  Nicol  Fergusson 
Pixley,  born  at  23  Lin- 
den Gardens,  Ken- 
sington, 7  April,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary  Abbott's, 
Kensington,  10  June 
1888. 


31 


Eric  William  Blore  Pi,xley,  born  at 
23  Linden  Gardens,  Kensington,  22 
January,  died  27  January,  and  bur. 
in  Highgate  Cemetery,  London,  30 
January  1891.      

Evelyn  Graham  Pixley,  born  at  23 
Linden  Gardens,  Kensington,  i 
December  1892,  bapt.  a,t  St.  Alary 
Abbott's,  Kensington,  27  January 
1893.  _ 

Brodrick  Rich  Farrar  Pixley,  born 
at  23  Linden  Gardens,  Kensington, 
on  Saturday,  19  November  1898, 
bapt.  at  St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Ken- 
sington, 16  February  1899. 


Robert  Ellis  Pixley 
of  Deans  field,  Hay- 
ling  Island,  CO. 
Hants  ;  born  in 
1826;  Member  of 
the  Stock  Exchange. 


Arthur  Watt   Pixley  of  Rose  Mount,   Iffley,  co.=f=Jane,  youngest  dau.  of 


Oxford;  born  in  1828;  Captain  Royal  Artillery, 
served  in  Punjab  Campaign  1848-49,  including 
Passage  of  the  Chenab  at  Ramnuggur  (medal), 
served  in  1852  against  the  Hill  Tribes  of  Ootman- 
khail,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the 
Ranazye  Valley  in  Peshawur;  marr.  istly,  Alice, 
dau:  of  Major  Roberts  ;  died  at  Iffley  23  May, 
and  was  bur.  there  27  May  1869.  M.I.  Adiiion 
Was  granted  in  the  Principal  Registry  25  August 
1869,  to  Jane  Pixley  of  Rose  Mount,  Iffley, 
CO.  Oxford,  the  relict. 


William  Uebonnaire 
Haggard  of  Brighton, 
CO.  Sussex,  F.S.A.  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Mary 
Abbott's,  Kensington, 
London,  30  Septem- 
ber 1858. 


I 
Arthur  Pixley  of  Amber-=j=Florence,  dau.  of  John  McDonell 
ley.  Kangaroo  Point,  of  Brisbane,  Secretary  to  the  Bris- 
Brisbane,  Queensland,  bane  Post  Office;  marr.  at  Dara 
Australia;  born  17  Au-  the  residence  of  the  Archbishop 
gust  i860.  of  Brisbane,  29  December  1892. 


Isabella  Maud,  born 
25  May  1862;  marr. 
at  Brisbane  i  Jan- 
uary 1889,  Lieuten- 
ant Walter  Drake, 
R.N. 


I 
Arthur   John    Pixley, 

born   at  Amberley  6 

April  1894. 


Norman  Stewart  Pixley, 
born  at  Amberley  3  May 
1898. 


Ellis  Brooke 
Pixley,  born 
29  March 
1869. 


Annie,  born  8  August,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Ken- 
sington, 23  November  1 86 1 ; 
marr.  at  Christ  Church, 
LancasterGate,  London,  2 2 
July  1886,  John  Cameron 
Graham  of  Ballewan,  co. 
Stirling  (son  of  John  Gra- 
ham of  -the  Royal  Mint, 
London,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Woodcroft)  ; 
B.Sc.  London  187 1,  a 
Student  of  the  Middle 
Temple  22  June  1876, 
called  to  the  Bar  7  May 
1879,  a  Member  of  Con- 
vocation, Assoc.  M.  Inst. 
C.E.,  J. P.  for  CO.  Stirhng. 


I 
James  Aikin  Pixley  of= 
149  Gloucester  Road, 
London  ;  born  31  Au- 
gust, bapt.  at  St.  Mary 
Abbott's,  Kensington, 
18  November  1863; 
educated  at  Eton  and 
Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, of  the  Inner 
Temple,  Barrister-at 
Law,  LL.B. 


=Beatrice  Ada,  dau.  of  John 
Higson  of  Oakmere  Hall, 
Northwich,  co.  Chester, 
J.  P.,  by  Susan  his  wife, 
3rd  dau.  of  Robert  Mason 
of  "the  Shrubbery,  Aig- 
burth,  CO.  Lancaster ;  born 
24  September  1869  ;  marr. 
at  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge, 
London,  22  October  1891. 


Margaret,  born 
I  Oct.  1866, 
bapt.  at  St. 
Mary  Abbott's, 
Kensington,  1 1 
Jan.  1867. 


Dorothy  Esm^,  born  at  25 
Pelham  Crescent,  London,  on 
Monday,  15  August,  bapt.  at 
Weaverham,  co.  Chester,  29 
September  1892. 


Gerald  James  Pixley,  born  at 
149  Gloucester  Road,  London, 
14  May,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Cranley  Gardens,  London,  19 
July  1896. 


I 


Reginald  George  Hewett  Pixley, 
born  15  January,  bapt.  at 
Hampton,  co.  Middlesex,  14 
May  1893. 


Patricia  Isobel  Aikin,  born  5  March,  bapt.  at  Christ  Church, 
Woking,  CO.  Surrey,  29  April  1895  ;  died  at  VVoking,  aged 
2  years  and  9  months,  13  December,  bur.  in  Brookwood 
Cemetery,  co.  Surrey,  18  December  1897. 


ij'Va^'pw^^c^ 


Eufein,  formerly  of  Jfelbrigge,  to.  Jlorfolfe. 


The  Very  Rev.  George  William  Lukin 

of  Robert  Lukin  of  Braintree,  co.  Essex  [brother 

of   William   Lukin   of   Dunmow,    co.    Essex,   see 
Lukin  Pedigree,   VoL  J,  page  46],  by  Sarah  his 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College 
of  Arms. — Argent. a  lion  ram-      wife,  sister  of  Thomas  Hicks 
pant    gules,    debruised    by    a      of   Panfield,    CO.    Essex    [she 

^''luuf'-lvsiXz^^^'^'^''^'         "^^"-    ^""^'y  ^^''"'am  Wind- 

''     ■  ham  of  Felbrigge  Hall,  co. 

Norfolk,  by  whom  she  had 

issue  the  Rt.  Hon'>''=  William 

Windham  of  Felbrigge  Hall,  M.P.,  Secretary  of  State 

for  War]);  bapt.  at  Braintree  26  September   1739;  of 

Christ's  College,  Cambridge,  LL.B.  1797;  of  St.  Alban's 

Hall,   Oxford,  incorporated  20  June  1798,  D.C.L.  23 

June  1798;  Rector  of  Felbrigge  and  of  Aylmerton,  co. 

Norfolk,    Prebendary   of  Westminster    1797,    Dean  of 

Wells   1799;    died  at  the  Deanery,  Wells,   27   November 

at  Felbrigge. 


2nd  son=f=Catherine,  elder 
dau.andeventually 
co-heir  of  Robert 
Doughty  of  Han- 
worth  Park,  CO. 
Norfolk,  by  Mar- 
garet his  wife,  dau. 
of  Weyman  Lee ; 
sister  of  Robert 
Lee  Doughty  of 
Hanworth  Park, 
(who  marr.  Anne 
dau.  of  Thomas 
Powys  of  Lilford, 
CO.  Northampton, 
and  sister  of  Tho- 
mas, I  St  Baron 
Lilford) ;  born  27 
Feb.  1748,  bapt. 
privately  the  next 
day  (baptism  regis- 
tered at  Han- 
worth) ;  marr.  at 
Hanworth  30  June 
1767  ;  died  at  8 
Stein  Place,  Brigh- 
ton, aged  69,  15 
April,  bur.  at  Hove 
Parish  Church  20 
April  1814. 

A 


Seal  used  by  William 

Lukin   of  Dunmow, 

CO.  Essex. 

1812,  and  bur. 


Vice-Admiral  William  Lukin,  "R.N.,  of  Felbrigge  Hall ;  born  20 

September,  bapt.  at  Metton,  co.  Norfolk,  20  October  1768;  entered 

the  Navy  in  1781 ;  assumed  by  Royal 

Licence   dated    28    April    1824,    the 

surname  and  arms  of   Windham   in 

lieu  of  his  patronymic  of  Lukin,  in 

pursuance  of  the  will  of  his  uncle, 

the  Rt.  HonW<=  William  Windham  of 

Felbrigge    Hall ;    marr.   at    Plaistow, 

near    Bromley,    co.    Essex,   24   June 

1 80 1,  Ann,  dau.  of  Peter  Thellusson 

of  Broadsworth,  co.  York,   M.P.  for 

Malmesbury   (sister  of    Peter   Isaac 

Thellusson,  ist   Baron   Rendlesham, 

of  Rendlesham,  co.  Suffolk),  by  Anne 

his  wife,  sister  of  Sir  Ralph  Woodford, 

Bart.,   of  Carlby,   co.  Lincoln  ;    she 

died,  aged  75,  4  January  1849,  and 

was   bur.  at   Felbrigge.      Will  dated 

4  December  1848,  proved  (P.C.C.,  249,  49)  9  March  1849,  by 

Joseph  Doughty  Windham,  the  son,  the  sole  Exor.     He  died  12 

January   1833,  and  was  bur.  at  Felbrigge.      Group  portrait  with 

his  three  brotlurs  at  Felbrigge  Hall.     Will  dated  9  December  1832, 

proved  (P.C.C.,  195  I-'arquhar),  4  March  1833,  by  William  Howe 

Windham,  the  son,  and  Anthony  Hudson,  the  Exors.  =i= 


Arms  of  Windham. — .Azure, 
a  chevron  between  three  lions' 
heads  erased  or. 


(See  Windham  Pedigree,  page  40). 


I 


Robert  North  Lukin,  born 
19  December  1769,  bapt. 
at  Metton  31  January  1770; 
died  in  infancy,  and  bur. 
at  Felbrigge. 


Mary,  born  25  December 
1770,  bapt.  at  Metton  15 
January  1771  ;  marr.  by 
licence  at  Felbrigge  (by 
the  Rev.  John  Lewin  War- 
ren), 26  March  1799. 
Colonel  Nathaniel  Foy, 
R.A.  ;  she  died  30  May, 
and  was  bur.  at  Weston, 
near  Bath,  co.  Somerset,  3 
June  1800.  He  marr. 
2ndly  in  December  1804, 
the  Hon*"''  Sophia,  12th 
dau.  of  William,  2nd 
Viscount  Courtenay,  by 
Frances  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Cluck  of  Walling- 
ford,  CO.  Berks.  He  died 
at  Woolwich,  co.  Kent, 
aged  43,  23  March  1817. 


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Captain  George  I-ukin,  born  1 2 
December,  bapt.  privately  14  De- 
cember 177 1,  (baptism  registered 
at  Metton),  and  received  into  the 
church  there  20  September  1775  ; 
Marine  Paymaster  in  the  Hon'''^ 
East  India  Co.'s  Service  at  Bom- 
bay ;  marr.  EHzabeth,  widow  of 
Captain  Ralph  Dundas  of  the 
Hon''''^  East  India  Co.'s  Service, 
by  whom  he  had  issue  one  child, 
Robert  Lukin,  Lieutenant  Hon''''^ 
East  India  Co.'s  Service.  She 
died  at  Hutton  House,  near  Brent- 
wood,  CO.   Essex,    16    December 

1821.  Group  portrait  ivith  his 
three  brothers  at  Felbrigge  Hall. 
Will  dated  18  November  181 7, 
with  codicil  of  same  date,  proved 
(P.C.C.,  153  Herschell)  7  January 

1822,  by  Robert  Lukin  of  Albe- 
marle Street,  London,  and  Thomas 
Dundas  of  Calcutta,  the  Exors. 


Robert  Lukin  of 
Square,  London  ;  born  at 
Metton,  CO.  Norfolk,  22  No- 
vember, bapt.  there  privately 
29  November  1772,  received 
into  the  church  at  Metton  20 
September  1775;  educated  at 
Eton  and  of  Exeter  College, 
Oxford,  matriculated  13  July 
1791,  aged  18,  Scholar  1791, 
demy-Magdalen  College  1792 
-1802,  B.A.  1795,  M.A. 
1799,  Fellow  1802-8,  First 
Clerk  in  the  War  Office, 
Secretary  to  the  Tennis  Club ; 
died  at  Eaton  Square,  Lon- 
don, aged  62,  29  October 
1835.  Group  portrait  with 
his  three  brothers  at  Felbrigge 
Hall. 


Eaton=j=Catherine,  5th  dau.  of  the 
Rt.  Rev.  Samuel  Halifax, 
D.D.,  LL.D.,  Bishop  of  St. 
Asaph,  by  his  wife,  dau. 
of  the  Very  Rev.  William 
Cook,  D.l3.,  Provost  of 
King's  College,  Cambridge, 
and  Dean  of  Ely;  marr.  by 
licence  at  St.  Geoige's,  Han- 
over Square,  London  (by  the 
Bishop  of  Bath  and  Wells)  7 
April  1S08  (Witnesses  :  E. 
Coote,  James  ^Villiam  Lukin, 
and  George  Rous);  died  at 
7  Brunswick  Square,  Brigh- 
ton, aged  88,  on  Thursday 
morning,  5  September,  bur. 
in  Putney  Cemetery,  co. 
Surrey,  10  September  1882. 


Lucy,  died  an  infant  at  Southend,  co.  Essex,  27  June 
1810.  _ 

Cecil  Edward  George  Lukin,  born  in  181 1 ;  of  the  Board 
of  Control  ;  died  at  Putney,  co.  Surrey,  aged  52,  27 
November,  bur.  there  3  December  1863.  Will  dated  26 
June  1857,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  714,  63)  18  December 
1863,  by  Caroline  Frances  Ricketts  of  8  The  Terrace, 
Putney,  co.  Surrey,  the  sister,  the  sole  Executrix. 


Isabella  Ann,  born  in  Albemarle  Street,  London, 
and  bapt.  there  privately  (baptism  registered  at 
St.  George's  Hanover  Square,  London) ;  marr.  at 
Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  19  April  1836,  Sir  Thomas  William 
Clinton  Murdoch  (son  of  Thomas  Murdoch  of  Portland 
Place,  London,  F.R.S.,  by  Charlotte  his  wife,  dau.  of 
John  Leacock  of  the  Island  of  Madeira) ;  born  at  Portland 
Place,  London,  22  March  1S09;  educated  at  the 
Charterhouse  ;  sometime  of  the  Colonial  Office,  Chief 
Secretary  in  Canada  1839-42,  Chairman  of  the  Board  of 
Colonial  Land  and  Emigration  Commissioners  1847-76, 
employed  on  a  special  mission  to  Canada  and  the  United 
States  1S70,  F.R.G.S.,  K.C.M.G.  1870;  died  at  88  St. 
George's  Square,  London,  30  November,  bur.  in  Bromp- 
ton  Cemetery,  London,  5  December  1891.  Will  dated 
19  November  1879,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  1167,  91)  30 
December  1891,  by  Charles  Stewart  Murdoch  of  3 
Gloucester  Street,  Warwick  Square,  London,  the  son, 
and  John  Charles  Lewis  Coward  of  3  Pump  Court, 
Temple,  London,  the  surviving  Exors.  She  died  at  88 
St.  George's  Square,  London,  8  November,  and  was  bur. 
in  Brompton  Cemetery  12  November  i8gi. 


Caroline  Frances,  marr.  at  Watford, 
CO.  Hertford,  15  November  1840, 
the  Rev.  William  Ricketts  (4th  son 
of  George  William  Ricketts  of  New 
Canaan  Estate,  St.  James',  Jamaica, 
by  Letitia  his  wife,  3rd  dau.  and 
coheir  of  Carew  Mildmay  of  Shaw- 
ford  House,  CO.  Hants) ;  born  26 
August,  bapt.  privately  at  Laniston, 
near  Sparsholt,  co.  Hants,  27  Au- 
gust 1803  (baptism  registered  at 
Sparsholt) ;  of  Merton  College,  0.x- 
ford,  matriculated  8  December  1820, 
aged  17,  Postmaster  1 8 20-24,  B.A. 
1824,  Fellow  1826-41,  M.A.  1829, 
Dean  1830,  Bursar  1831,  Sub- 
Warden  1838,  Chaplain  to  H.R.H. 
the  Duke  of  Cumberland  1829, 
Rector  of  Kib worth,  co.  Leicester, 
1841-44;  died  at  Kibworth  Rectory, 
aged  40,  II  April,  bur.  at  Kibworth 
15  April  1844.  She  died  at  20 
Spencer  Road,  Putney,  co.  Surrey, 
28  January,  and  was  bur.  there  31 
January  1S80.  Will  dated  21  Au- 
gust 1879,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
181,  80)  14  February  1880,  by 
Richard  Ashby  of  Cobham,  co. 
Surrey,  and  Charles  Stewart  Mur- 
doch of  88  St.  George's  Square, 
Pimlico,  CO.  Middle.sex,  the  Exors. 


A 


Charles  Lukin,  born  i8 
January  1774,  bapl.  pri- 
vately the  same  day, 
(baptism  registered  at 
Metton,  CO.  Norfolk) ; 
died  in  infancy,  and  bur. 
at  Felbrigge,  co.  Norfolk. 


Katharine,  born  11  April,  bapt  at  Metton  7  May  1775;  marr.  by 
licence  at  Felbrigge  (by  the  Rev.  John  Lewin  \Varrcn)  15  March 
1799,  George  Wright  of  Rochford  Hall,  co.  Essex.  She  died  at 
Southend,  co.  Essex,  aged  86,  23  June,  and  was  bur.  in  Kcnsal 
Green  Cemetery,  London,  28  June  1S61. 


1 


Georgiana  Emily,  born  in  Albemarle  Street,  London,  5 
February  18 15,  bapt.  there  privately,  baptism  registered 
at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  London ;  marr.  at 
Fulham,  co.  Middlesex,  16  September  1847,  William 
Pitt  .Adams  of  Bowdon,  co.  Devon  (eldest  son  of  William 
Dacres  Adams  of  Bowdon  and  of  Sydenham,  co.  Kent, 
Private  Secretary  to  the  Rt.  Hon^'e  William  Pitt,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Mayow  Wynell-Mayow 
of  Sydenham) ;  born  in  the  parish  of  St.  Margaret's, 
Westminster,  11  December  1804;  of  Oriel  College, 
Oxford,  matriculated  21  February  1823,  aged  18,  Charg^ 
d' Affaires  and  Consul-General  to  the  Peruvian  Republic; 
died  at  Lima,  Peru,  i  September  1852,  and  bur.  there. 
She  marr.  2ndly  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square, 
London,  2  January  1855,  General  Sir  Henry  James 
Warre  of  Mortimer  House,  co.  Berks,  and  of  35 
Cadogan  Place,  London  (youngest  son  of  Lieut.-General 
Sir  William  Warre,  K.C.B.,  Colonel  of  the  94th  Regi- 
ment, by  Selina  Ann  his  wife,  dau.  of  Christopher 
Thompson  Maling  of  West  Harrington  and  of  Hilton,  co. 
Durham) ;  born  12  January  1819  ;  Colonel  of  the  Duke 
of  Edinburgh's  Wiltshire  Regiment,  commanded  the  57th 
Regiment  during  the  Crimean  Campaign,  in  Central 
India,  New  Zealand,  and  in  Ireland,  Commander-in-Chief 
of  the  Bombay  Army  and  a  Member  of  the  Council  of 
Bombay  1878-81,  C.B.  1855,  K.C.B.  1886;  died  at  35 
Cadogan  Place,  London,  3  April  1898.  She  died  at 
Luxor,  Egypt,  24  January  1892,  and  was  bur.  there. 

/k 

Elizabeth  Doughty,  born  in  Albemarle  Street,  London, 
in  18 1 6,  bapt.  there  privately  (baptism  registered  at  St. 
George's,  Hanover  Square,  London) ;  marr.  at  Putney, 
CO.  Surrey,  25  October  1853,  Admiral  Sir  George  Greville 
Wellesley  of  1 7  Chester  Square,  London  (youngest  son 
of  the  Honi'i=and  Rev.  Gerald  Valerian  Wellesley,  D.D., 
Prebendary  of  Durham,  and  Chaplain  to  the  Queen,  by 
Emily  Mary  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Charles  Sloane,  ist 
Earl  Cadogan);  born  2  August  18 14;  entered  the  Royal 
Navy  in  i834,Commander-in-Chief  of  the  North  American 
Station  1869,  in  command  of  the  Channel  Squadron  1870, 
Admiral  1875,  Senior  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  1877-79, 
C.B.  1856,  K.C.B.  1880,  G.C.B.  1887. 


William  Anthony  Lukin  of  Babbi- 
combe,  CO.  Devon;  born  in  Albemarle 
Street,  London,  24  February  18 18, 
bapt.  there  privately  (baptism  regi- 
stered at  St.  George's,  Hanover 
Square,  London) ;  Captain  in  the 
Madras  Native  Infantry ;  marr.  at 
Fordingbridge,  co.  Hants,  8  May 
1849,  Emily,  2nd  dau.  of  James 
William  Lukin  of  Sandhill  Lodge,  co. 


Hants,  and  of  Sydling,  co.  Dorset, 
J. P.  for  the  counties  of  Hants  and 
Dorset,  by  Joanna  Bryan,  his  2nd 
wife,  elder  dau.  and  coheir  of  Thomas 
Byrdall  Hugo  of  Great  Canford,  co. 
Dorset,  Surgeon  in  the  Coldstream 
Guards,  and  Physician  to  H.R.H. 
the  Duke  of  York ;  born  at  Sydling 
at  4  a.m.,  30  November,  bapt.  there 
I  December  1826.  He  died  at  Bab- 
bicombe  5  July,  and  was  bur.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Torquay,  co.  Devon,  8  July 
1880.  Will  dated  14  June  1880, 
proved  at  Exeter  12  August  1880,  by 
Emily  Lukin  of  Babbicombe,  the 
relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 

(See  Lukin  Pedigree,  Vol.  J, 
page  47.) 


A 


35 


Amelia,  born  i  January,  bapt. 
privately  13  January  1778,  (bap- 
tism registered  at  Felbrigge,  co. 
Norfolk) ;  died  in  infancy,  and 
bur.  at  Felbrigge. 


Brownlow  Lukin,  born  6 
January  1779  (baptism  re- 
gistered at  Felbrigge) ;  died 
in  infancy,  and  bur.  at 
Felbrigge. 


Lionel  Lukin,  born  13  October 
1780,  bapt.  at  Felbrigge  (date 
missing  from  -Register);  died  in 
infancy,  and  bur.  at  Felbrigge. 


Major-General  Charles  Osbaldeston  Lukin  of= 
Northfield,  Henley-on-Thames,  co.  Oxford  ; 
born  15  April  1821;  Colonel  41st  Regiment  of 
Madras  Native  Infantry ;  died  at  Henley-on- 
Thames  18  August,  bur.  there  21  August  1880. 
Will  dated  16  January  187 1,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
736,  80)  30  September  1880,  by  Emily  Char- 
lotte Lukin  of  Northfield,  Henley-on-Thames, 
CO.  O.xford,  the  relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 


=Emily  Charlotte,  eldest  dau. 
of  Charles  Rivers  Freeling 
(son  of  Sir  Francis  Freeling, 
Bart.),  by  Georgiana  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry 
Hoyle  Oddie  of  Portland 
Place,  London  ;  born  3 
October  1840  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Marylebone  Parish  Church, 
London,  27  April  1865. 


John  Lukin,  born 
22  Aui^ust  1822  ; 
died  in  India. 


Rev.  Arthur  Charles  Napier  Lukin,  born  21  October 
1866,  and  bapt.  at  St.  George's  Cathedral,  Madras, 
India;  of  Selvvyn  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1888, 
M.A.  1892,  Curate  of  Hersham,  co.  Surrey. 


Cecil  Gream  Lukin,  born  15  December 
1869,  bapt.  at  St.  Saviour's,  Pimlico, 
London,  i  February  1870;  died  28 
October,  bur.  at  Camborne,  co.  Corn- 
wall, I  November  1891. 


Ada  Nicholl,  born  27  November  1867,  bapt.  at  St. 
George's  Cathedral,  Madras,  16  January  1868. 


Mabel  Rosa,  born  2  December  1868,  and  bapt.  at  St. 
George's  Cathedral,  Madras ;  died  4  March  1869, 
and  bur.  at  Aden  the  same  day. 


Robert  Clarence  Wellesley  Lukin,  born 
22  December  1870,  bapt.  at  St.  John's, 
Southwell  Crescent,  London,  18  Jan- 
uary 1871  ;  joined  the  King's  Own 
Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  3  May  1890, 
Lieutenant  9th  Bengal  Lancers  10  May 
1892,  served  in  Chitral  Campaign  1S95 
(medal  and  clasp),  and  in  the  Tirah 
Campaign  1897-98  (two  clasps). 


Daisy    Millicent,   born   23   April,   bapt.   at   Moulmein,   British       John  Harry  Erskine  Lukin, 
Burma,  26  June  1872.  born   25    May,   bapt.   at    St. 

—  \  Peter's,  Tiverton,  co.  Devon, 

25  July  1876. 

Lilian  Olivia,  born  22  June,  bapt.  at  All  Saints',  Boyne  Hill,  co.  

Berks,  6  August  1873. 

—  Marjory  Elinor,  born  i   Au- 
gust,   bapt.     at    St.     Mary's, 

Dorothy  Octavia,  born  24  November  1874,  bapt.  at  All  Saints',       Henley-on-Thames,  i  August 
Boyne  Hill,  13  January  1875.  1880. 


36 


Catharine  Anne,= 
youngest  dau.  of 
John  Salt  Wynell- 
Mayow  of  Bray 
House  and  of  Salt- 
ash,  CO.  Cornwall, 
by  Mary  his  wife, 
2nd  dau.  and 
coheir  of  Robert 
Doughty  of  Han- 
worth  Park,  CO. 
Norfolk ;  bapt.  at 
Saltash  4  June 
1780  ;  died  20 
December,  bur. 
at  Nursling,  co. 
Hants,  26  Decem- 
ber 1823.  2nd 
wife. 


=Rev.  John  Lukin,  born  at  Saltash, = 
and  bapt.  there  19  September 
1783;  educated  at  Eton  and  at 
Oriel  College,  Oxford,  matriculated 
28  February  1801,  aged  18,  B.A. 
1804,  M.A.  1807,  Prebendary  of 
Wells  1808,  Vicar  of  Combe  St. 
Nicholas,  co.  Somerset,  and  Rector 
of  Nursling  1809-46;  died  at  Nurs- 
ling Rectory,  aged  64,  15  Decem- 
ber, bur.  at  Nursling  22  December 

1846.  Group  portrait  with  his 
three  brothers  at  Felbri^ge  Hall. 
Will  dated  10  June  1839,  proved 
(Prin.    Reg.,   47.,  47)    i4    January 

1847,  by  Lucy  Elizabeth  Lukin,  the 
relict,  and  John  Mayow  Lukin,  the 
son,  the  Exors.  He  marr.  istly 
in  1 8 10,  Emma  Easton  Ginner  of 
Etchingham,  co.  Sussex,  who  died 
30  April,  bur.  at  St.  Marylebone 
Parish  Church,  London,  5  May 
i8t3.    _=r 


=Elizabeth,  dau.  of= 
Henry  Thomas 
TimsonofTatch- 
bury,  CO.  Hants, 
by  Susanna  his 
wife,  dau.  of 
Samuel  Plumbe 
of  Tooting,  CO. 
Surrey ;  born  at 
Little  Testwood 
Hamlet,  Eling, 
CO.  Hants,  30 
January,  bapt.  at 
Eling  26  Feb- 
ruary 1796;  marr. 
there  10  June 
1825 ;  died,  aged 
37, 10  December, 
bur.  at  Tooting, 
CO.  Surrey,  15 
December  1833. 
3rd  wife. 


=The  Hon^'^  Lucy 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
George,  6th  Vis- 
count Torrington, 
Vice-Admiral  R.N., 
by  Elizabeth  his  ist 
wife,  dau.  of  Phihp 
Langmead,  ALP. 
for  Plymouth ;  born 
in  1794;  marr.  at 
Kingston,  co.  Sur- 
rey, 28  July  1836; 
died  at  46  Winches- 
ter Street,  South 
Belgravia,  London, 
2  April,  bur.  at 
Nursling  7  April 
1875.  Portrait  by 
John  Hayter  in  the 
possession  of  her 
niece,  Mrs.  Dalton. 
4th  wife. 

c 


Mary  Easton,  born  at  Nursling  15  Feb.,  bapt.  there  15  March  181 2 ; 
marr.  at  Nursling  11  Feb.  1836,  Rev.  Francis  Roberts  Phillips  (2nd 
son  of  Rev.  William  Joseph  George  Phillips,  Vicar  of  Eling,  co. 
Hants);  born  at  Eling  8  July,  bapt.  there  4  Oct.  181 1  ;  of  Trinity 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  28  May  1830,  aged  18,  B.A.  1834,  Vicar 
of  Eling;  died  at  Eling,  aged  50,  28  June,  bur.  there  4  July  1862. 
Adiiion  was  granted  at  the  Principal  Registry  24  Sept.  1862,  to  Thomas 
Rawlinson  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  London.  She  died  at  161  Auckland 
Road,  Upper  Norwood,  co.  Surrey,  aged  80,  on  Friday,  8  April,  and 
was  bur.  in  Elmer's  End  Cemetery,  Norwood,  13  April  1892. 


John  Lukin,  bapt. 
at  Nursling  9  No- 
vember 1 818;  died 
ne.\t  day,  and  bur. 
at  Nursling  1 1 
November  1818. 

George  Charles 
Keate  Lukin,  bapt. 
at  Nursling  30 
March  1823;  died 
at  Nursling,  aged 
10, 12  August,  bur. 
there  1 6  August 
1833- 


I 


I 


Rev.  John  Mayow  Lukin,  born  16  Decem-= 
ber  1820,  bapt.  at  Nursling  28  January 
1 821;  educated  at  Eton  and  Peterhouse, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1845,  M.A.  1850, 
Domestic  Chaplain  to  Viscount  Torrington, 
Governor  of  Ceylon,  Rector  and  Patron  of 
GuestHng,  co.  Sussex ;  died  at  Guestling 
Rectory,  aged  41,  14  June,  bur.  at  Guest- 
ling  21  June  1862.  Will  dated  11  July 
1856,  proved  at  Lewes  2  August  1862,  by 
Emily  Lukin  of  Guestling,  the  relict,  and 
Hugh  Robert  Rump  of  Wells,  co.  Norfolk, 
two  of  the  Exors. 


=Emily,  2nd  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
Drake  Crofts,  M.A.,  Vicar  of 
Houghton,  CO.  Norfolk,  by 
Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  Hugh 
Rump  of  Wells,  co.  Norfolk  ; 
born  8  January,  bapt.  at  Wells 
15  January  182 1  ;  marr.  at 
Walsingham,  co.  Norfolk,  10 
January  1850;  died  10  Feb- 
ruary, bur.  at  Guestling  16 
February  1882. 


Catharine  Emily,  born  at  Southampton 
5  July,  bapt.  at  Stoneham,  near  South- 
ampton, 6  August  1854. 


George  Frederick  Byng  Lukin, 
born  at  Guestling  7  July,  bapt. 
there  2  August  1857. 


37 


Margaret  Anne,  born  6  June,  bapt.  at  Felbrigge,  co. 
Norfolk,  8  July  1785  ;  marr.  at  Nursling,  co.  Hants,  22 
February  1819,  the  Rev.  Charles  Dymoke  Willaume  (son 
of  John  and  Mary  Dymoke  of  St.  Martin-in-the-Fields, 
London);  born  26  November,  bapt.  at  St.  Martin-in-the- 
Fields  30  December  1782;  of  Oriel  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  31  May  1802,  aged  19,  B.A.  1806,  M.A. 
1809;  Chaplain  to  Lord  Harcourt,  Rector  of  Brown 
Candover  with  Woodmancot,  co.  Hants,  1807,  and  of 
Chilton  Candover  i8og  ;  died  at  Chilton  Candover,  aged 
64,  27  February,  bur.  there  4  March  1848.  Portrait  by 
John  Hayter  itt  possession  of  his  niece,  Mrs.  Da/ton. 
She  died,  aged  43,  17  January,  and  was  bur.  at  Chilton 
Candover  22  January  1830.  Miniature  in  possession  of 
her  niece,  Mrs.  Dalton.  Marble  tablet  to  their  memory 
in  the  chancel  of  Brown  Candover  Church. 


Sophia,  born  23  September,  bapt.  at 
Felbrigge  20  October  1786  ;  died  in 
infancy,  and  bur.  at  Felbrigge. 

Sarah,  born  4  June,  bapt.  at  Felbrigge 
14  June  1790;  marr.  Rev.  William 
Berry  (son  of  Bennis  Berry  of  St. 
Marylebone,  London) ;  of  Trinity 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  16 
November  1801,  aged  16;  Rector 
of  Bircham  Newton-cum-Tofts,  co. 
Norfolk  ;  died  at  Keimarsh,  co. 
Northampton,  aged  84,  23  Novem- 
ber, bur.  there  30  November  1869. 
M.L  She  died  at  Keimarsh,  aged 
81,  28  October,  and  was  bur.  there 
4  November  1 87 1.  M.L  Miniature 
in  possession  of  her  daughter,  Mrs. 
Dalton.  =p 


Robert  Henry  Lukin,  born  20  June,' 
bapt.  at  Nursling,  co.  Hants,  29  June 
1826;  a  Student  of  the  Liner  Temple 
13  April  1848,  aged  21,  called  to  the 
Bar  21  November  1851. 


=Ellen,  dau.  of  Richard  Watson  of  Northampton  ; 
born  29  January  1841  ;  marr.  at  St.  Mary's,  Fulham, 
CO.  Middlesex,  27  August  1859;  died  at  Fulham  27 
November,  bur.  in  Brompton  Cemetery,  London,  2 
December  1877. 


Henry  Timson  Lukin,  born= 
24  May,  bapt.  at  St.  Mary's, 
Fulham,  20  June  i860;  Cap- 
tain and  Gunnery  Listructor 
Cape  Mounted  Rifles;  served 
in  South  African  War  1879,  in 
Zulu  Campaign,  attached  to 
the  Cavalry  Brigade  in  the 
advance  on  Ulundi,  present 
at  the  battle  there,  where  he 
was  severely  wounded  (medal 
with  clasp);  at  operations  in 
Basuto  Land  1880-Si ;  Field- 
Adjutant  in  Bechuanaland 
Field  Force  in  Langberg 
Mountain  Campaign  1896 
-97  (several  times  mentioned 
in  despatches). 


=Lily,  3rd  dau.  of  Michael 
Herbert  Quinn  of  Fort 
Hare,  South  Africa,  by 
Ellen  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Charles  Kinsley ;  born  i 
August  1866,  and  bapt.  at 
Fort  Hare;  marr.  at  River- 
side, Fort  Hare,  i  July 
1 89 1,  by  the  Rev.  William 
Elijah  Hunter. 


Ellen  Jane,  born  5  February,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary's,  Fulham,  5  March 
1862;  marr.  at  St.  John's,  Fulham 
(by  the  Rev.  William  Charles  Hawks- 
ley,  brother-in-law  of  the  bride- 
groom), on  Tuesday,  6  March  1883, 
the  Rev.  Robert  Edwin  Johnston 
(eldest  son  of  Robert  Johnston  of 
Sidcup,  CO.  Kent,  by  Julie  Victorine 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Vizer); 
born  15  May,  bapt.  at  St.  IMartin- 
in-the- Fields,  London,  26  July  1858; 
Scholar  of  Corpus  Christi  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1881,  M.A.  1898, 
Vicar  of  All  Souls',  Cheriton,  co. 
Kent,  since  1892. 


I 


38 


Major-General  William  Windham  Augustus= 
Luicin  of  Monk  Sherborne,  Basingstoke,  co. 
Hants;  born  22  January,  bapt.  at  Nursling, 
CO.  Hants,  2  March  1828;  entered  the  Royal 
Artillery  i  October  1847,  served  in  the 
Crimea  1854-55,  at  the  Battles  of  Alma, 
Balaclava,  Inkerman,  and  in  the  Trenches 
before  Sebastopol,  presented  the  trophies  to 
Her  Majesty  at  Woolwich  Arsenal  in  January 
1856  (medal  and  four  clasps).  Officer  of  the 
Legion  of  Honour,  and  of  the  Medjidie  (sth 
class),  Colonel  R.A.  i  May  1S80,  retired  as 
Major-General  19  February  1881. 


=Blanche,  dau.  of  Henry 
Wakefield  of  52  Russell 
Square,  London,  by 
Harriet  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Pomeroy;  born 
I  April  1 83 1,  and  bapt. 
at  St.  James',  Bath,  co. 
Somerset ;  marr.  at  St. 
George's,  Bloomsbury, 
London,  23  February 
1856. 


Villebois  Stuart  Lukin, 
born  at  Nursling  7  Sep- 
tember, bapt.  there  1 1 
October  1829  ;  killed 
by  a  fall  from  the  mast 
onboard  H. M.S.  "For- 
midable" at  Gibraltar, 
aged  12,  31  March 
1842,  and  bur.  at  Gib- 
raltar. 


Emma  Charlotte,  born  i  Au- 
gust, bapt.  at  Nursling  18  Sep- 
tember 1831  ;  marr.  at  Eling, 
CO.  Hants,  19  May  1854  (by 
the  Rev.  John  Mayow  Lukin, 
Rector  of  Guestling,  co.  Sus- 
sex, assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Francis  Roberts  Phillips,  Rec- 
tor of  Oadby,  co.  Leicester), 
Drummond  Bond  Wingrove 
of  Langley,  co.  Southampton 
(only  son  of  Richard  Fownes 
Wingrove  of  The  Grove, 
Worth,  CO.  Sussex,  and  of 
Langley,  by  Mary  Anne  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Essex  Bond  of 
Ditchleys,  co.  Essex) ;  born  at 
Singapore  13  September  1829, 
and  bapt.  there;  J. P.  for  co. 
Hants ;  died  at  Langley  24  Au- 
gust, bur.  at  Colbury,co.  Hants, 
30  August  1880.  Will  dated  1 1 
July  1879,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
824,  80)  I  October  1880,  by 
Emma  Charlotte  Wingrove  of 
Langley,  Southampton,  the 
relict,  the  sole  Exor. 


Colonel  Frederick  Windham  Lukin= 
of  8  New  Bond  Street,  London  ; 
born  28  April,  bapt.  at  Nursling 
2  June  1833;  gazetted  Ensign  17th 
Regiment  16  May  1851,  entered 
the  Army  Pay  Department  10  Au- 
gust 1855,  served  in  Crimean  Cam- 
paign, at  Siege  of  Sebastopol  (medal 
with  clasp  and  Turkish  medal); 
Paymaster  2nd  Dragoon  Guards 
(Queen's  Bays)  27  March  1857; 
Indian  Mutiny  1858-59,  present  at 
Siege  and  Capture  of  Lucknow  and 
affair  at  Bungaon  (medal  with  clasp); 
Paymaster  3rd  Hussars  1870,  retired 
as  Colonel  16  April  1884. 


^Elizabeth  Hay,  dau.  of  John 
David  Hay  Hill,  J.P., 
LL.B.,  of  Gressenhall  Hall, 
CO.  Norfolk,  by  Margaret 
his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  John 
Ebenezer  Collett,  M.P.,  of 
Hemel  Hempstead,  co. 
Hertford;  marr.  at  Jubhul- 
pore,  India,  9  May  1867. 
She  marr.  istly,  Major 
Arthur  Cassidy  of  the  2nd 
Dragoon  Guards,  formerly 
of  the  78th  Highlanders 


Lucy  Sybil,  born  at  Ahmednugger, 
India,  24  November  1872,  and  bapt. 
there  ;  marr.  at  St.  Paul's,  Knights- 
bridge,  London,  2  July  1890,  Edgar 
Bruce  of  the  I3eeches,  Walton-on- 
Thames,  co.  Surrey. 


I 


A 


/liZ^.  /Y  fl^^H 


39 


lHinti|}am,  formerly  of  JFelkigge 
3|all  to.  Jsorfolfe. 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — 
Azure,  a  chevron  between  three  lions'  heads 
erased  or. 

Crest. — A  lion's  head  erased  within  a 
fetterlock,  both  or,  the  bow  compony 
counter-compony,  or  and  azure. 

Motto. — Au  bon  droit. 


1833,  and  bur.  at  Felbrigge 
Felbrigge  Hall.  Will  dated  9  December 
1832,  proved  (P.C.C.,  195  Farquhar)  4 
March  1833,  by  VVilliam  Howe  Windham, 
the  son,  and  Anthony  Hudson,  the  Exors. 


Vice  -  Admiral  William  Lukin,= 
R.N.,  of  Felbrigge  Hall,  co.  Nor- 
folk (eldest  son  of  the  Very  Rev. 
George  William  Lukin,  D.D.,  Dean 
of  Wells,  by  Katherine  his  wife, 
elder  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert 
Doughty  of  Hanworth  Park,  co. 
Norfolk);  born  20  September, 
bapt.  at  Metton  20  October  1768; 
entered  the  Royal  Navy  in  1781  ; 
by  Royal  Licence  dated  28  April 
1824,  he  was  authorized  to  assume 
the  surname  of  Windham  in  lieu 
of  his  patronymic  of  Lukin,  and 
to  bear  the  arms  of  Windham,  on 
succeeding  to  the  property  of  his 
uncle  by  the  half  blood,  the  Rt. 
Hon"-''  \Villiam  Windham  of  Fel- 
brigge Hall,  M.P.,  Secretary  of 
State  for  War;  died  12  January 
Portrait  at 


(See  Lukin  Pedigree,  page  j^). 


Arms  of  Lukin.  —  Argent,  a 
lion  rampant  gules,  debruised  by 
a  bend  gobony  or  and  azure. 


=Ann,  dau.  of  Peter 
Thellusson  of  Brods- 
worth,  CO.  York,  M.P. 
for  Malmesbury,  by 
Anne  his  wife,  sister  of 
Sir  Ralph  Woodford, 
Bart.,  of  Carlby,  co. 
Lincoln;  sisterof  Peter 
Isaac  Thellusson,  who 
was  created  Baron 
Rendlesham  of  Ren- 
dlesham,  co.  Suffolk,  i 
February  1806;  mar- 
ried at  Plaistow,  near 
Bromley,  co.  Essex,  24 
June  1801;  died,  aged 
75,  4  Jan.  1849,  and 
bur.  at  Felbrigge.  Por- 
trait  at  Felbrigge  Hall. 
Will  dated  4  Dec.  1 848, 
proved  (P.C.C.,  239, 
49)  9  March  1849, 
by  Joseph  Doughty 
Windham,  the  son,  the 
sole  Eiior. 


I 
William  Howe  Windham  of  Felbrigge  Hall ;  born  in= 
the  parish  of  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  London, 
30  March  1802,  bapt.  privately,  and  received  into 
the  church  at  Felbrigge  7  November  1802;  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  CO.  Norfolk,  High  Sheriff  1842,  sometime 
M.P.  for  East  Norfolk;  died  22  December  1854,  and 
bur.  at  Felbrigge.  M.L  Portrait  at  Felbrigge  Hall. 
Admon  was  granted  at  the  Principal  Registry  21 
March  1 87 1,  to  Agnes  Windham  Walker  of  Hanworth 
Hall,  CO.  Norfolk,  the  administratri.x  of  the  effects  of 
William  Frederick  Windham,  the  son,  and  next  of 
kin. 


=Lady  Elizabeth  Caroline  Sophia,  youngest 
dau.  of  Frederick  William,  ist  Marquis  of 
Bristol,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A.,  by  his  wife,  the 
Hon*"''  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of 
Clotworthy,  ist  Lord  Templetown;  born 
26  April  181 1 ;  marr.  18  July  1835;  marr. 
2ndly,  10  May  1858,  Signor  Theodore 
Guibelei;  she  died  i  October  1863,  and 
was  bur.  at  Felbrigge.  M.L  Portrait  at 
Felbrigge  Hall. 


I 


William  Frederick  Windham,  sometime  of  Felbrigge  Hall,  and= 
Hanworth  Hall,  co.  Norfolk;  born  9  August  1840,  and  bapt.  at 
Felbrigge;  sold  Felbrigge  Hall  in  1862  ;  died  2  February  1866, 
and  bur.  at  Felbrigge.  M.L  Portrait  at  Felbrigge  Hall.  AdiSon 
was  granted  at  the  Principal  Registry  5  March  187 1,  to  Agnes 
Windham  Walker  of  3  Upper  Westbourne  Terrace,  London,  the 
relict. 

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=Agnes  Anne,  dau.  of  William 
Rogers  of  Basingstoke,  co. 
Hants;  marr.  in  1861;  Lady 
of  the  Manor  of  Hanworth. 


Ann  Cecilia,  born  i6  February,  bapt.  privately 
20  February,  and  received  into  the  church  at 
Felbrigge,  CO.  Norfolk,  17  March  1803;  marr. 
there  9  July  1825,  Henry  Baring  of  Sonierley, 
CO.  Hants  (3rd  son  of  Sir  Francis  Baring  of 
Stratton,  co.  Hants,  Bart.,  M.P.,  by  Harriet 
his  wife,  dau.  of  William  Herring  of  Croydon, 
CO.  Surrey;  brother  of  Alexander,  ist  Lord 
Ashburton,  and  father  of  Edward  Charles,  ist 
Lord  Revelstoke,  and  of  Evelyn,  ist  Viscount 
Cromer);  born  18  January  1777;  M.P.  for 
Essex;  died  13  April,  bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  20  April  1848.  Will  dated 
17  July  1846,  proved  (P.C.C.,  446,  48)  6  June 
1848,  by  Thomas  Baring,  the  nephew,  Charles 
Mills,  and  Sir  John  Stuart  Hippisley,  Bart.,  the 
Exors.  She  died  at  Richmond  Hill,  co. 
Surrey,  21  October,  and  was  bur.  in  Kensal 
Green  Cemetery,  London,  26  October  1874. 
Portrait  at  Felbrigge  Hall. 

T 

A 

George  Emperor  Windham,  born  10  January, 
bapt.  privately  5  February  1804  (baptism 
registered  at  Felbrigge) ;  Lieutenant  R  N.  ; 
died  at  Malta,  aged  22,  in  1826,  and  bur.  there. 


Maria  Augusta,  born  11  January,  bapt.  pri- 
vately 20  January,  and  received  into  the 
church  at  Felbrigge  26  September  1805;  marr. 
there  1 2  July  1826,  George  Thomas  Wyndham 
of  Gayhurst,  co.  Buckingham,  and  Cromer 
Hall,  CO.  Norfolk  (son  of  John  Wyndham  of 
Cromer  Hall,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Richard  Dalton,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of 
George  Wrighte  of  Gayhurst),  who  died  at 
Cromer,  aged  24,  12  February,  and  was  bur. 
there  15  February  1830.  She  marr.  2ndly  at 
Felbrigge  23  July  1S31,  William,  2nd  Earl  of 
Listowel,  Viscount  Ennismore  and  Listowel, 
and  Baron  Ennismore  (eldest  son  of  Richard, 
Viscount  Ennismore,  M.P.  for  co.  Cork,  by 
his  wife,  the  Hon'''=  Catherine  Bridget  Dillon, 
eldest  dau.  of  Robert,  ist  Lord  Clonbrock); 
born  at  Bally  Ellis,  near  IVLallow,  co.  Cork,  22 
September  1801 ;  M.P.  for  co.  Kerry  1826-30, 
succeeded  his  grandfather  13  July  1831, 
Vice-.\dmiral  of  Munster  1838-56,  Knight 
of  St.  Patrick  1839,  M.P.  for  St.  Alban's 
1841-47,  Lord-in- Waiting  to  the  Queen  1840- 
41  and  1853-56  ;  died  at  i  Dawson  Street, 
Dublin,  4  February,  bur.  at  Convamore,  co. 
Cork,  10  February  1856.  She  died  at  Cork 
31  October,  and  was  bur.  at  Convamore  5 
November  187 1.  Portrait  at  Felbrigge  Hall. 
T= 


Frederick  Howe  Lindsay  Bacon  Windham  of  Hanworth  Hall,  co.  Norfolk,  and  of  the  Castle, 
Castlerea,  co.  Roscommon  ;  born  at  Upper  Westbourne  Terrace,  Hyde  Park,  London,  19 
April  1864;  marr.  in  1886  Katheiine,  elder  dau.  of  William  Forster  Batt  of  Cae  Kenfy, 
Abergavenny,  co.  Monmouth.  He  died  at  (Jower  House,  Sutton,  co.  Surrey,  12  September, 
bur.  at  Hanworth  19  September  1896.  Will  dated  15  June  1894,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  1143, 
96)  26  November  1896,  by  Arthur  Frederick  Green  and  James  Gordon  Walls,  the  Exors. 


41 


Horatia,  born  21  December  1805, 
bapt.  at  Felbrigge  20  January  1806; 
marr.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover 
Square,  London,  5  November  1832, 
James  Hunt  Holley  of  Oaklands,  co. 
Devon  (eldest  son  of  James  Hunt 
Holley  of  Blickling  and  Burgh,  co. 
Norfolk,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of 
John  Pinckard  of  Handley,  co.  North- 
ampton); born  at  Blickling  13  Oc- 
tober 1804,  and  bapt.  there  privately 
the  same  day;  J. P.  for  co.  Norfolk; 
died  18  December,  bur.  at  Oke- 
hampton,  co.  Devon,  23  December 
1892.  Will  dated  6  March  1879, 
with  three  codicils  dated  respectively 
3  October  1883,  24  July  1884,  and 
15  December  1887,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  38,  93)  19  January  1893,  by 
Windham  Hunt  Holley,  the  son,  the 
Exor.  She  died  30  December  1865, 
and  was  bur.  at  Okehampton  2 
January  1866.     =f= 

A 


Rev.  Robert  Courtenay  Windham, 
born  at  Felbrigge  18  September, 
bapt.  there  16  October  1808; 
educated  at  Eton  and  at  Brasenose 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  3 
April  1827,  aged  18,  B.A.  1830,  a 
Student  of  Lincoln's  Inn  183 1, 
Rector  of  Felbrigge  and  Aylmerton, 
CO.  Norfolk,  1838-60;  died  at 
Lowestoft,  CO.  Suffolk,  28  Novem- 
ber i860.  Will  dated  1855  {no  day 
or  month),  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  468, 
61),  I  July  1861,  by  Major-General 
Charles  Ashe  Windham,  the  brother, 
the  surviving  Exor. 


Captain  John  Henry 
Windham,  R.N.,  of 
Cromer,  co.  Norfolk; 
born  at  Felbrigge  22 
October,  bapt.  there 
19  November  1809; 
educated  at  the  Royal 
Naval  College,  Ports- 
mouth ;  Inspecting- 
Commander  of  the 
Coast  Guard  1843- 
48,  J.P.  for  CO.  Nor- 
folk ;  died  at  20  Cam- 
den Cottages,  Lon- 
don, 10  November 
1868.  Portrait  at 
Felbrigge  Hail. 


William  Windham,  born  at 
Bedale  5  January  1850, 
and  bapt.  privately  at 
Bedale  Hall ;  died  4  Jan- 
uary, bur.  in  Hanwell 
Cemetery  9  January  1888. 


Captain  Charles  Windham,  R.N.,  born  at  Jersey  i  March,  bapt.  at 
St.  Helier's,  Jersey,  7  May  1851  ;  served  in  the  Abyssinian 
E.xpedition  1868,  and  with  the  Naval  Brigade  in  Ashanti  War 
1873-74,  present  at  Battles  of  Amoaful,  Ordahsu  and  Capture  of 
Coomassie ;  served  in  H.M.S.  "Monarch"  during  the  Egyptian 
Expedition  1882,  landed  with  the  Naval  Brigade  at  Port  Said; 
Captain  of  Her  Majesty's  Royal  Yacht  "Osborne"  since  26 
October  1896. 


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Marianne  Catherine=j=Lieut. -General  Sir  Charles  Ashe  Windham,  born= 


Emily,  youngest  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Poo  Beres- 
ford,  Bart.,  K.C.B., 
G.C.H.,  K.T.S.,  Ad- 
miral of  the  White, 
by  Harriet  Elizabeth 
his  2nd  wife,  3rd 
dau.  and  coheir  of 
Henry  Peirse  of  Be- 
dale  Hall,  co.  York  ; 
born  at  Bedale  Hall 
1  January,  bapt.  at 
Bedale  27  January 
1824;  marr.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Marylebone, 
London,  i  March 
1849;  died  at  Upton 
Gray  House,  Odi- 
ham,  CO.  Hants,  aged 
41,  14  April,  bur.  in 
Hanwell  Cemetery, 
CO.  Middlesex,  20 
April  1865.    I  St  wife. 


10  October,  bapt.  at  Felbrigge,  co.  Norfolk,  28 
October  1810;  educated  at  the  Royal  Military 
College,  Sandhurst,  entered  the  Coldstream 
Guards  1826,  served  in  Canadian  Expedition 
1838-42  ;  Quarter-Master-General  4th  Division 
of  the  British  Army  in  the  Crimea  1854,  and 
was  present  at  Alma,  Balaclava  and  Inkerman, 
appointed  to  command  2nd  Brigade  of  the  2nd 
Division  18  July  1855,  led  the  assault  on  the 
Great  Redan  8  September  1855,  in  recognition  of 
which  service  he  was  gazetted  Major-General ; 
appointed  Governor  of  Sevastopol,  and  afterwards 
commanded  the  4th  Division,  and  was  Chief  of 
the  Staff  to  the  end  of  the  War  ;  in  command  at 
the  defence  of  Cawnpore  (when  he  defeated  the 
Gwalior  Contingent)  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  1857; 
M.P.  for  East  Norfolk  1857-59,  K.C.B.  28  No- 
vember 1865,  Commander-in  Chief  in  Canada 
1867-70  ;  died  at  Jacksonville,  Florida,  U.S.A., 
4  February,  bur.  in  Hanwell  Cemetery,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, 23  March  1870.  Portrait  at  Felbrigge 
Hall.  Admon  was  granted  at  the  Principal 
Registry  13  December  1871,10  Henry  Dalrymple 
des  Voeux,  the  lawful  Attorney  of  William  Wind- 
ham, the  son  and  one  of  the  next  of  kin 


=Charlotte  Jane,  elder 
dau.  of  Rev.  Henry 
des  Voeux,  Chaplain 
to  the  Marquis  of 
Anglesey,  by  Frances 
his  I  St  wife,  only  dau. 
and  heir  of  Daniel 
Dalrymple  of  Barrow, 
CO.  Derby ;  marr.  8 
November  1866;  died 
at  Bouverie  Square, 
Folkestone,  co.  Kent, 
aged  56,  13  October 
187 1.  Will  dated  6 
January  187 1,  with 
codicil  dated  21  Au- 
gust 187T,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  774,  71) 
6  November  187 1,  by 
Henry  Dalrymple  des 
Voeux,  the  brother, 
the  sole  Exor.  2nd 
wife. 


Mary,  born  at  Leamington,  co.  Warwick,  6  May, 
bapt.  at  Leamington  Parish  Church  6  June  1857  ; 
marr.  at  Stoke  Damerel,  co.  Devon  (by  the  Rev.  John 
Beresford),  on  Thursday,  4  November  1875,  Colonel 
Richard  Charles  Hare  of  Carrigbeg,  co.  Limerick 
(eldest  son  of  Colonel  the  Hon''''  Richard  Hare,  J. P., 
by  Mary  Christina  his  wife  [see  page  44],  4th  dau.  of 
Vice-Admiral  William  Windham  of  Felbrigge  Hall) ; 
born  8  August  1844;  Lieut. -Colonel  Commanding 
2nd  Battalion  of  the  Cheshire  Regiment  1892-96, 
served  in  the  Ashanti  War  1873-74,  at  Battles  of 
Amoaful  (wounded),  Ordahsu  and  Capture  of  Coo- 
massie  (medal  with  clasp),  in  Egyptian  Expedition 
1882,  Brigade-Major  2nd  Brigade  of  ist  Division,  at 
Action  of  Kassassin  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches, 
medal  and  Khedive's  Star,  brevet  of  Major  and  4th- 
class  Medjidie).  =t= 


John  Windham,  born  at  Myton,  co. 
Warwick,  24  March,  bapt.  there  17 
May  1854.  _ 

George  Windham,  born  at  Eaton 
Place,  London,  6  March  1862,  bapt. 
there  privately  (baptism  registered  at 
St.  Peter's,  Eaton  Square,  London); 
died  an  infant,  aged  8  months,  30 
November,  bur.  in  Hanwell  Cemetery 
2  December  1862. 


Reginald  Windham,  born  at  Eaton 
Place,  London,  11  April  1864,  bapt. 
there  privately  (baptism  registered  at 
St.  Peter's,  Eaton  Square). 


43 


Mary  Christina,  born  2  September,  bapt. 
privately  16  September  181 1,  received  into 
tlie  church  at  Felbrigge  29  November  1812; 
marr.  at  Felbrigge  20  October  1835,  Colonel 
the  Hon'''^  Richard  Hare  of  St.  Michael's 
Lodge,  Stoke  Damerel,  co.  Devon  (2nd  son 
of  Richard,  Viscount  Ennismore,  M.P.  for  co. 
Cork,  by  the  Hon'''=  Catherine  Bridget  Dillon 
his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert,  ist  Lord  Clon- 
brock,  brother  of  William,  2nd  Earl  of 
Listowel) ;  born  in  July  1804;  was  granted  a 
patent  of  Precedency  as  brother  of  the  Earl 
of  Listowel,  6  September  1837  ;  Major  90th 
Regiment  and  Colonel  in  the  Army,  J. P.  for 
CO.  Devon;  died  at  St.  Michael's  Lodge,  Stoke 
Damerel,  aged  78,  on  PViday,  5  August  1881. 
'Will  dated  i  January  1880,  proved  (Prin. 
Rsg.,  735,  81)  6  October  1881,  by  Captain 
Richard  Charles  Hare  of  St.  Michael's  Lodge, 
Devonport,  co.  Devon,  the  son,  one  of  the 
Exors.  She  died  at  St.  Michael's  Lodge, 
Stoke  Damerel,  aged  76,  on  Friday,  22  June 
1888.  Will  dated  27  September  1882,  with 
three  codicils  dated  respectively  30  April  1885, 
10  July  1886,  and  3  June  1887,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  810,  88)  17  September  1888,  by  Major 
Richard  Charles  Hare  of  St.  Michael's  Lodge, 
Devonport,  co.  Devon,  the  son,  one  of  the 
Exors.  =j= 


Katharine,  born  5  November,  bapt.  privately 
29  November  1812  (baptism  registered  at  Fel- 
brigge) ;  marr.  by  licence  at  Felbrigge  26  July 
1834,  Major-General  Sir  Henry  Frederick 
Cooke,  K.C.H.,  C.B.,  K.T.S.  (youngest  son  of 
George  John  Cooke  of  Harefield  Park,  co. 
Middlese.x,  M.P.  for  co.  Middlesex,  by  Penelope 
his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Sir  William  Bowyer,  3rd 
Bart.,  of  Denham  Court,  co.  Buckingham) ; 
born  in  1784;  for  many  years  Aide-de-Camp  to 
H.R.H.  the  Duke  of  York;  died  10  March, 
bur.  at  Harefield  15  March  1837.  She  marr. 
2ndly  at  Wolverhampton,  co.  Stafford,  27 
June  1840,  Robert  Hook  (2nd  son  of  the 
Very  Rev.  James  Hook,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S., 
F.S.A.,  Dean  of  Worcester,  Archdeacon  of 
Huntingdon,  Vicar  of  Bromsgrove  and  Stone, 
CO.  Worcester  [brother  of  Theodore  Hook], 
by  Ann  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Walter 
Farquhar,  Bart.,  M.D.) ;  born  7  June  1799; 
died  at  47  Charles  Street,  Berkeley  Square, 
London,  aged  74,  18  August  1873.  She  died 
2  February,  and  was  bur.  at  Harefield  6 
February  1893.  =f= 


Caroline  Elizabeth,  born  i  April,  bapt.  privately  4  April  181 5 
(baptism  registered  at  Felbrigge) ;  marr.  at  Elmley  Castle,  co. 
Worcester,  19  August  1846,  the  Rev.  John  Foley  (eldest  son  of 
the  Rev.  -John  Foley,  Rector  of  Holt,  co.  Worcester,  by  Martha 
his  wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Edward  Hickman  of  Old  Swinford, 
CO.  Worcester) ;  born  at  Belbroughton,  co.  Worcester,  1 9  No- 
vember 1805,  bapt.  there  privately  the  same  day  (baptism 
registered  at  Belbroughton)  ;  of  Wadham  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  26  June  1821,  aged  15,  B.A.  1825,  Fellow  1826 
-46,  M.A.  1830,  Proctor  1841,  B.D.  1842,  Vicar  of  Wadhurst, 
CO.  Sussex,  1846-86;  died  at  Wadhurst  Vicarage,  aged  81,  11 
October,  bur.  at  Wadhurst  16  October  1886.  Will  dated  18 
December  1869,  with  codicil  dated  8  November  1883,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  937,  86)  4  November  1886,  by  Caroline  Elizabeth 
Foley  of  Wadhurst,  co.  Sussex,  the  relict,  and  Charles  Windham 
Foley,  the  son,  two  of  the  Exors.  She  died  at  23  Langham 
Mansions,  Earl's  Court  Square,  London,  aged  82,  on  Sunday, 
13  February,  bur.  at  Wadhurst  16  February  1898. 

T 


Thomas  Windham,  born  1 
April,  bapt.  at  Felbrigge  4 
May  1817.     

Joseph  Doughty  Windham, 
born  at  Felbrigge,  and  bapt. 
there  22  November  1818; 
Captain  ist  Regiment  of 
Foot ;  died  at  Mallow,  co. 
Cork,  aged  35,  7  April,  bur. 
in  Mallow  Churchyard  13 
April  1854.  M.I.  Will  dated 
12  June  1852,  with  codicil 
dated   9   May  1853,   proved 

(RC.C,  578.  54)  4  July  1854, 
by  the  Hon'''=  Richard  Hare, 
one  of  the  Exors. 


44 


BAILEY. 

Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — Erminois,  a  lion  passant  sable, 
holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  cross  patde  fitch^e  gules,  on  a 
chief  nebuly  of  the  second  a  cross  pat^e  or. 

Crest. — In  front  of  a  demi-lion  erminois,  holding  in  the  dexter  paw 
a  cross  patee  fitchee  gules,  the  trunk  of  a  tree  eradicated 
fessewise  and  sprouting  proper. 

Motto. — Nee  temere,  nee  timide. 


Jlaile^  of  3sf)tl)am  ^lace,  anti  of  jBtepicar 
3|oii0e,  lKrot{)am,  to.  ^tnt. 


William  Bailey  of  Crookes  Place,   Norwich, =j=Margaret,   dau.   and  eventual  heir  of  Richard 


and  of  Eaton,  co.  Norfolk  (eldest  son  of 
William  Bailey  of  Norwich  ;  born  at  Norwich 
i"  1755;  died  there  26  January  1813,  and 
bur.  at  St.  Stephen's,  Norwich. 


Woodcocke  of  Norwich  ;  born  at  Norwich  in 
1760  ;  marr.  there  ;  died  at  Wormingford, 
CO.  Essex,  aged  64,  13  July,  bur.  there  21  July 
1824.     M.I. 


Rev.  Rishton  Robinson  Bailey  of  Maidstones  Grange,= 
AVormingford,  co.  Essex;  born  at  Norwich  in  1780;  educated 
at  Jesus  College,  Cambridge ;  sometime  Captain  West 
Norfolk  Militia,  and  afterwards  Lieutenant  21st  Fusiliers; 
ordained  Priest  at  Norwich  19  December  18 13;  Vicar  of 
Culpho,  CO.  Suffolk,  181 5-18,  Rector  of  St.  Peter  ad  Vincula 
in  the  Tower  of  London,  and  Chaplain  to  the  Forces 
quartered  there  1827-40,  and  Patron  of  Ulting,  co.  Essex; 
died  at  Wormingford,  aged  59,  28  March,  bur.  there  4  April 
1840.  Will  dated  19  April  1839,  proved  (P.C.C.,  811 
Ardcn)  1  December  1840,  by  the  Rev.  William  Bailey,  the 
son,  one  of  the  Exors. 


=Harriott,  dau.  of  William  Rolfe  of 
Ford  Street,  co.  Essex,  by  Judith 
his  wife;  born  20  August  1781  ; 
marr.  at  Aldham,  co.  Essex  (by 
the  Rev.  Thomas  Barston,  the 
Rector),  5  September  1804;  died, 
aged  87,  II  March,  bur.  at 
Wormingford  18  March  1868. 
Adirion  was  granted  at  the  Princi- 
pal Registry  29  October  1868,  to 
Margaret  Harriett  Boggis-Rolfe, 
the  daughter,  one  of  the  next  of 
kin. 


Harriett  Robinson,  born  at  Athlone, 
Ireland,  20  October  1S05  ;  marr.  at 
Wormingford  24  November  1835, 
William  NicoU  of  Neasdon  House, 
CO.  Middlesex  (2nd  son  of  Thomas 
Nicoll  of  Copt  Hall,  Hendon,  co. 
Middlesex,  Lie.ut.-Colonel  70th 
Regiment,  by  Catharine  Clarke  his 
wife ;  Captain  Tower  Hamlets  Militia, 
and  one  of  the  Moiieyers  at  Her 
Majesty's  Mint ;  died  at  Neasdon 
House,  aged  28,  30  March  1839. 
AdiTion  was  granted  in  the  Preroga- 
tive Court  of  Canterbury  15  April 
1839,  to  Harriett  Robinson  Nicoll, 
the  relict.  She  died  at  Ulting 
Vicarage  on  Sunday,  25  June  1843. 
Adffion  was  granted  in  the  Preroga- 
tive Court  of  Canterbury  27  July 
1843,  to  Harriett  Bailey,  the  mother 
and  next  of  kin. 


Margaret  Harriett,  born  at  Athlone  28  September  1806  ; 
marr.  as  his  2nd  wife,  at  Christ  Church,  Marylebone, 
London,  31  March  1853,  James  Edward  Boggis-Rolfe, 
subsequently  of  Maidstones  Grange,  Wormingford  (son 
of  James  Boggis  of  Baddow  Court,  co.  Essex,  J. P.  and 
D.L.,  Lieut. -Colonel  West  Essex  Militia,  by  Mary  Cecilia 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Stephenson  of  Farely  Hill,  co. 
Berks,  and  of  Scaleby  Castle,  co.  Cumberland) ;  born  i 
January,  bapt.  at  St.  James',  Colchester,  co.  Essex,  21 
March  1816;  Captaiii  55th  Regiment  of  Foot,  orite  of 
Her  Majesty's  Gentlemen-at-Arms,  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
CO.  Essex;  by  Royal  Licence  dated  16  April  1866,  in 
compliance  with  the  will  of  Anne  Rolfe  of  Wormingford, 
he  was  authorized  to  assume  the  surname  of  Rolfe 
in  addition  to  and  after  that  of  Boggis ;  died  4 
March,  bur.  at  Wormingford  11  March  1S70.  Will 
dated  7  July  1866,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  413,  70)  10  June 
1870,  by  Margaret  Harriett  Boggis-Rolfe,  the  relict,  the 
sole  Executrix.  She  died  at  Wormingford  22  February, 
and  was  bur.  there  26  February  1890. 

{See  Boggis-Rolfe  Pedigree,  page  120.) 


4ii 


James  Alderson  Bailey  of  Chesterfield  House,  Tunbridge= 
Wells,  CO.  Kent;  born  at  Norwich  in  1783;  sometime 
Captain  King's  Own  Tower  Hamlets  Militia,  and 
Lieutenant  69th  Regiment  of  Foot  ;  served  during  the 
Campaign  in  the  Netherlands,  and  with  the  Allied  Armies 
at  the  Occupation  of  Paris  18 14-15  ;  died  at  37  Regency 
Square,  Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  2  i  March,  bur.  at  Ightham, 
CO.  Kent,  27  March  1869.  Will  dated  4  June  1867, 
proved  at  Lewes  27  April  1869,  by  the  Rev.  James 
Sandford  Bailey  of  Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  the  son,  and 
James  Albert  Freeman  of  Brighton,  the  Exors. 


=Anne,  only  surviving  child  and  heir 
of  Rev.  Edmund  Sandford,  B.D., 
Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Jesus  College, 
Oxford,  and  Rector  of  Nutfield,  co. 
Surrey,  1 792-1832,  by  Anne  his 
wife,  dau.  of  George  Burchall  of  The 
Marsh,  Nutfield;  born  at  Nutfield 
Rectory  in  March  1804;  marr.  at 
Nutfield  10  July  1823;  died  12 
May,  bur.  at  Ightham  18  May  1866. 


Lavinia,  6th  dau.  of  Captain  Demetrius= 
Grevis-James  of  Ightham  Court,  and  of 
Oakfield  Court,  Tunbridge  Wells,  co. 
Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  High  Sheriff  1833, 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  James 
Shutt  of  Humbleton-on-Holderness,  co. 
York ;  born  at  Ightham  Court  6  May, 
bapt.  at  Ightham  5  June  1825  ;  marr. 
there  (by  the  Rev.  Roger  Bird,  the  Rector), 
on  Tuesday,  16  June  1857;  died  at  Brigh- 
ton 10  February,  bur.  at  Ightham  16 
February  1875.     ist  wife. 


=Rev.  James  Sandford  Bailey= 
of  Ightham  Place,  and  of 
Nepicar  House,  Wrotham, 
CO.  Kent;  born  at  Nutfield 
Rectory  5  May  1824  (bap- 
tism registered  at  Nutfield); 
of  Jesus  College,  Cambridge, 
B.A.  1845,  M.A.  1848  ; 
Curate  of  Nutfield  1847-49, 
Vicar  of  St.  Clement's,  Cam- 
bridge, 1849-51,  Curate  of 
St.  Paul's,  Brighton,  1852-76. 


=Louisa  Lawrence, 
dau.  of  William 
Crispe  of  Gothic 
Hall,  Sutton,  co. 
Surrey,  by  Emma 
Life  his  wife ;  born 
10  Aug.  1865,  bapt. 
at  St.  Margaret's, 
Brighton  {no  record 
in  Register) ;  marr. 
at  St.  Peter's,  Brigh- 
ton, 19  Jan.  1887. 
2nd  wife. 


Lieut.-Colonel    Edmund    Wyndham    Grevis    Bailey    of    Nepicar= 
House,    Wrotham  ;    born    at    17    Clifton   Terrace,    Brighton,    10 
November,    bapt.   at  St.   Paul's,    Brighton,    16    December    1858; 
Major  and  Hon.  Lieut.-Colonel  3rd  Battalion  Queen's  Own  Royal 
West  Kent  Regiment ;  J.P.  for  co.  Kent. 


=Alberta  Sylva,  only  child 
and  heir  of  Captain  James 
Evelyn  of  the  Grenadier 
Guards,  by  Anne  Davis 
his  wife  ;  marr.  at  Wrot- 
ham 15  January  1884. 


Rishton  Robinson  Bailey, 
born  9  March,  died  2 1 
March,  and  bur.  at  Wor- 
mingford,  co.  Essex,  1 5 
March  1808. 


Rev.  Rishton  Robinson  Bailey, 
born  20  February  1809;  educa- 
ted at  Westminster  School  and 
at  Sidney  Sussex  College,  Cam- 
bridge, B.A.  1832  ;  died  at  Wor- 
mingford  2 1  October,  bur.  there 
28  October  1833. 


Rev.  William  Bailey,  born  7  May 
1810;  educated  at  \\'estminster 
and  at  Trinity  College,  Cambridge, 
B.A.  1834,  M.A.  1S37,  Vicar  of 
Ulting,  CO.  Essex,  and  Chaplain 
to  the  Forces  in  the  Ionian  Isles; 
died,  aged  32,  on  Monday,  10 
April,  bur.  at  Ulting  15  April  1843. 


49 


Anne  Theodosia,  born  at  Nutfield  Rectory,  co.  Surrey,  i6  February  1827  (baptism  registered 
at  Nutfield);  marr.  at  All  Saints',  Hyde  Park,  London  (by  the  Rev.  James  Leonard 
McDonald),  on  Saturday,  12  May  1866,  Adrian  Biron  Ashford  of  Norfolk  Square,  Hyde 
Park  (son  of  Adolphus  Ashford  and  nephew  to  General  Richard  Colletton  Dickenson, 
R.A.).  She  died  at  Brighton  27  February,  and  was  bur.  in  the  Extra  Mural  Cemetery, 
Brighton,  3  March  1894.  Adinon  was  granted  at  the  Principal  Registry  31  March  1894,  to 
the  Rev.  James  Sandford  Bailey,  the  brother. 


Demetrius  James  Sandford 
Bailey,  born  at  Oakfield 
Court  Tunbridge  Wells, 
CO.  Kent,  31  May,  bapt. 
at  St.  Paul's,  Brighton,  25 
July  i860;  of  Jesus  Col- 
lege, Cambridge,  B.A. 
1882  ;  an  Officer  in  the 
service  of  His  Highness 
Sir  Charles  Anthony  John- 
son Brooke,  G.C.M.G., 
Rajah  of  Sarawak. 


Etheldreda  Lavinia  Margaret,  born  at  17 
Clifton  Terrace,  Brighton,  12  March,  bapt. 
at  St.  Paul's,  Brighton,  24  April  1862  ; 
marr.  at  VVrotham,  co.  Kent,  23  August  1886, 
the  Rev.  John  Walter  Ewing  of  Kearsney,  co. 
Kent  (eldest  son  of  the  Rev.  John  Aiken 
Ewing,  M.A.  of  St.  John's  College,  Oxford, 
Rector  of  Westmill,  co.  Hertford,  J. P.  for 
that  county  and  Diocesan  Inspector  of 
Schools,  by  Maria  his  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Cattley) ;  born  at  Shabden,  co.  Surrey,  12 
April,  bapt.  at  Chipstead,  co.  Surrey,  18  May 
1856  ;  of  New  College,  Oxford,  matriculated 
15  October  1875,  aged  19,  B.A.  1879, 
Rector  of  East  Langdon,  co.  Kent,  1886-90. 


Edith  Maud,  born 
at  Ightham  Place, 
CO.  Kent,  14  July, 
bapt.  at  Ightham 
13  August  1863. 


Christabella  Rolfe, 
born  at  6  Clifton 
Terrace,  Brighton, 
II  May,  bapt.  at 
St.  Paul's,  Brighton, 
13  June  1866. 


\J  'Sl^/j^^^^ 


50 


\ 


^etoitgatc  of  3itrk  anti  Wiest  Hallam, 

to.  Mnh^,  ant)  of  Igaestonnn^arten, 

to.  isaartottfe. 


Anns  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. - 
Gules,  three  lions'  gambs  erased  argent. 
Crest. — A  fleur-de-lys  argent. 
Motto. — Confide  recta  agens. 


Francis  Newdigate  of  Kirk  and= 
West  Hallam,  co.  Derby,  and  of 
Arbury,  co.  Warwick  (son  of 
\\'illiain  Parker  of  Salford  Priors, 
CO.  Warwick,  by  Millicent  his 
wife,  only  dau.  and  eventually 
heir  of  Francis  Newdigate,  the 
8th  son  of  Sir  Richard  Newdigate, 
2nd  Bart.,  of  Harefieldj  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, and  of  Arbury);  born  29 
November  1751,  and  bapt.  at 
Salford  ;  of  University  College, 
Oxford,  matriculated  10  May 
1770,  aged  18;  by  Royal  Licence 
dated  26  May  1773  he  and  his 
issue  were  authorized  to  assume 
the  surname  of  Newdigate  in  lieu 
of  their  patronymic  of  Parker,  and 
to  bear  the  arms  of  Newdigate  ; 
died  at  Leamington,  co.  Warwick, 
aged  84,  5  February,  bur.  at 
Astley,  CO.  Warwick,  12  February 
1835- 


.Frances,  eldest  dau.  of 
Ralph  Sneyd  of  Keele, 
Sneyd,  Tunstall,  and 
Bradwell,  co.  Stafford, 
by  Barbara  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  Walter  Wag- 
staffe  Bagot,  5th  Bart., 
of  Blithfield,  CO.  Staf- 
ford, by  the  Lady  Bar- 
bara his  wife,  dau.  of 
William,  ist  Earl  of 
Dartmouth,  Lord  Privy 
Seal ;  born  in  1751  ; 
marr.  at  Keele  10  July 
1773;  died  21  Novem- 
ber, bur.  at  Astley  ^o 
November  1809. 


Francis  Newdigate  of  Kirk  and  West  Hallam,= 
CO.  Derby,  and  of  Byrkley  Lodge,  co.  Stafford; 
born  14  April,  bapt.  privately  at  Keele  16 
April  1774;  of  University  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  28  November  1795,  aged  21; 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Warwick  ;  died  at 
Byrkley  Lodge,  aged  88,  21  May,  bur.  at 
Needwood,  co.  Stafford,  28  May  1862.  Will 
dated  6  July  1859,  with  codicil  dated  28  Feb- 
ruary i860,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  349,  62)  20 
June  1S62,  by  Francis  William  Newdigate  of 
Byrkley  Lodge,  co.  -Stafford,  the  son,  the  sole 
Exor. 


^^'■''Y'^'Z^o^^  c^yLc^ 


=Lady  Barbara  Maria,  4th  dau.  of  George,  3rd 
Earl  of  Dartmouth,  K.G.,  by  the  Lady  Frances 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Heneage,  3rd  Earl  of  Aylesford ; 
born  29  November  1791  ;  marr.  at  St.  George's, 
Hanover  Square,  London,  25  April  1820;  died 
at  Dartmouth  House,  Blackheath,  aged  49,  23 
April,  bur.  at  Lewisham,  co.  Kent,  29  April  1840. 


C^aJU^^.  Av^*^ 


Frances  Barbara,  born  12  February,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  I^ondon,  4  April 
1821;  marr.  at  Lewisham  18  January  1849,  General  Sir  Henry  Lynedoch  Gardiner  of  Thatched 
House  Lodge,  Richmond  Park,  co.  Surrey  (son  of  General  Sir  Robert  William  Gardiner, 
G.C.B.,  K.C.H.,  Colonel  Commandant  of  the  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  and  ALister  Gunner  of  .All 
England,  by  Caroline  his  wife,  eldest  d.m.  of  Lieut. -General  Sir  John  Macleod,  C.B.,  K.C.H.); 
born  12  February  1820;  entered  the  Royal  Artillery  14  December  1837,  served  in  Canadian 
Rebellion  1838,  and  in  Indian  Mutiny  1858,  at  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee  in  Central  Lidia  ; 
Groom-in-Waiting  to  H..\L  the  Queen  1869,  E<}uerry  1872-96,  Extra  Equerry  1896;  Colonel 
Commandant  R.A.  18S4,  R.H.A.  18S6,  C.B.  21  June  1887,  K.C.V.O.  1897;  Bath  King  of 
Arms  ;  had  the  Grand  Cordon  of  the  Belgian  Order  of  Leopold  ;  J. P.  for  co.  Middlesex  and  for 
London  ;  died  at  Thatched  House  Lodge  15  December,  bur.  at  Esher,  co.  Surrey,  20 
December  1897.  =j= 

A 

S3 


Francis  William  Newdigate  of  Kirk  and  West  Hallam,  co.  Derby,= 
and  of  Allesley  Park,  co.  Warwick ;  born  19  February,  bapt.  at  Astley 
19  April  1822  ;  formerly  of  the  66th  Regiment  of  Foot,  appointed 
Ensign  and  Lieutenant  Coldstream  Guards  13  May  1842,  and 
retired  as  Lieut.-Colonel ;  J.  P.  and  D.L.  for  counties  of  Stafford 
and  Warwick,  J. P.  for  the  counties  of  Middlesex  and  Derby,  and 
High  Sheriff  for  the  latter  county  1880;  marr.  2ndly  at  St.  John's, 
Paddington,  London,  i  March  1870,  the  Hon^'"  Louisa  Georgina, 
6th  dau.  of  Chandos,  Lord  Leigh  of  Stoneleigh,  co.  Warwick,  by 
Margarette  his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  William  Shippen  Willes  of  Astrop 
House,  CO.  Northampton;  born  30  August  1829.  He  died  9  March, 
and  was  bur.  at  Astley  14  March  1893.  Will  dated  21  December 
1892,  with  codicil  dated  i  March  1893,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  378, 
93)  7  April  1893,  by  Francis  Alexander  Newdigate,  the  son,  the 
sole  Exor. 


4^y^^S^l*5^^^^^^ 


^Charlotte  Elizabeth  Agnes 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Field-Mar- 
shall Sir  Alexander  Wood- 
ford, G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G., 
Colonel  Scots  Fusilier 
Guards,  by  Charlotte  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Charles  Henry 
Eraser,  H.M.  Minister  at 
Copenhagen  ;  born  at 
Government  House,  Corfu, 
26  May  1828,  and  bapt.  at 
Corfu ;  marr.  at  St.  Luke's, 
Chelsea,  London,  i  De- 
cember 1859;  died  6  March 
1866,  and  bur.  at  Astley. 


Francis  Alexander  Newdigate  of= 
Kirk  and  West  Hallam,  co.  Derby, 
and  of  Weston-in-Arden,  co.  War- 
wick; born  31  December  1862,  bapt. 
at  St.  Luke's,  Chelsea,  4  February 
1863  ;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  the 
Royal  Military  College,  Sandhurst ; 
sometime  a  Lieutenant  in  the  Cold- 
stream Guards;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
CO.  Warwick,  and  D.L.  for  co.  Derby; 
M.P.  for  Nuneaton  since  1892; 
Lord  of  the  Manors  of  West  and 
Kirk  Hallam,  and  of  Bulkington, 
CO.  Warwick,  Trustee  of  Rugby 
School. 


=The  Hon'''^  Elizabeth  Sophia  'Lucia,  youngest  dau.  of 
William,  3rd  Lord  Bagot,  a  Lord-in-Waiting  to  H.M.  the 
Queen,  by  his  wife,  the  Hon'''''  Lucia  Caroline  Elizabeth, 
eldest  dau.  of  George  James  Welbore,  ist  Lord  Dover, 
and  sister  of  Henry,  and  Viscount  Clifden ;  born  at  Blith- 
field,  CO.  Stafford,  30  July,  bapt.  there  i  September  1861  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge,  London,  13  October 


^JiLcJ^  /luv-d^ ^^^^^' 


Lucia  Charlotte  Susan,  born  at  33 
Bruton  Street,  London,  6  October, 
bapt.  at  Bulkington,  co.  Warwick, 
15  November  1896. 


54 


I 

Rev.  Charles  John  Newdigate,  born  4 
February,  bapt.  at  Astley,  co.  Warwick, 
9  February  1823;  educated  at  Eton  and 
at  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matriculated  20 
October  1841,  aged  18,  B.A.  1845,  M.A. 
1851  ;  Rector  of  West  Hallam,  co.  Derby, 
1848-76;  died  21  July,  bur.  at  West  Hallam 
26  July  1876.  Will  dated  17  July  1876, 
proved  at  Derby  4  August  1876,  by  George 
Newdigate  of  Morney  Cross,  co.  Hereford, 
and  Albert  Lewis  Newdigate  of  Dover,  co. 
Kent,  the  Exors. 


William  Henry  Newdigate= 
of  Forest  Hall,  Knysna, 
Cape  Colony,  South  Africa ; 
born  16  May,  bapt.  at 
Astley,  CO.  Warwick,  20 
June  1824;  died  at  Forest 
Hall  4  November,  bur.  at 
Redbourne,  Plettenberg 
Bay,  Cape  Colony,  7  No- 
vember 1884. 


^^-^i^^i^.^^^^^^--^ 


^Caroline,  eldest  dau.  of 
Thomas  Henry  Duthie 
of  Belvidere,  Knysna, 
Cape  Colony,  formerly 
Captain  in  the  72nd 
Highlanders,  by  his 
wife,  dau.  of  George 
Rex  of  Knysna  ;  born 
at  Princes  Street,  Edin- 
burgh, 21  November 
1833;  marr.  at  Knysna 
17  June  1 85 1. 


Francis  Henry  Newdigate,= 
born  at  Belvidere,  Knysna, 
7   April   1852,   and   bapt. 
there. 


^Katharine  Caroline,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Hon''''' 
Henry  Frederick  Francis  Adair  Barrington  of 
Portland,  Knysna,  by  Mary  Georgiana  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Colonel  Wright  Knox  of  the  87th 
Regiment  of  Foot;  born  19  May  1862;  marr. 
at  Rondebosch,  Cape  Town,  i  February  1890. 


Caroline  Barbara, 
born  at  Belvidere, 
Knysna,  10  Dec. 
1853,  and  bapt.  at 
Redbourne. 


Eleanor  Imar,  born  at 
Knysna  15  March  1891, 
and  bapt.  there. 


Francis  William  Newdigate,  born 
at  Knysna  12  October  1893,  and 
bapt.  there. 


Dorothy  Katharine,  born 
at  Knysna  21  February 
1892,  and  bapt.  there. 


Henry  Edward  Arthur  Newdigate, 
born  at  Knysna  6  July  1897,  and 
bapt.  there. 


55 


Lieut.-General  Sir  Edward  Newdigate-Newdegate  of  Arbury,  co.  Warwick,= 
and  of  Harefield,  co.  Middlesex;  born  15  June,  bapt.  at  Astley,  co  Warwick, 
17  July  1825;  entered  the  Rifle  Brigade  29  May  1842,  served  in  the 
Crimean  Campaign  1854-55,  at  Battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  (wounded), 
and  at  Siege  of  Sevastopol  (mentioned  in  despatches,  medal  with  three 
clasps,  and  Turkish  medal.  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honour  and  of  the 
Medjidie,  5th  class,  brevet  of  Major),  served  in  South  African  War  1879, 
in  Zulu  Campaign,  commanded  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  Battle 
of  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  medal  with  clasp),  C.B.  27  November 
1879,  Lieut.-General  11  May  1887,  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief  of 
the  Bermudas;  retired  15  June  1S92,  K.C.B.  26  May  1S94,  Colonel  of  the 
Devonshire  Regiment  24  March  1897  ;  J. P.  and  County  Alderman  for  co. 
Warwick;  by  Royal  Licence  dated  10  April  1887,  he  was  authorized  to 
assume  the  surname  of  Newdegate  in  addition  to  and  after  that  of 
Newdigate,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  his  cousin,  the  Rt.  Hon*"''  Charles 
Newdigate-Newdegate  of  Harefield,  co.  Middlesex,  and  of  Arbury. 


V- ■ — ^-^^ — •'-' — »■»■  Q- ■ 


=Anne  Emily,  dau. 
of  the  Very  Rev. 
Thomas  Gamier, 
D.C.L.,  Dean  of 
Lincoln,  by  the 
Lady  Caroline 
Elisabeth  his  wife, 
6th  dau.  of  William 
Charles,  4th  Earl 
of  Albemarle ;  born 
13  May,  bapt.  at 
Lewknor,  co.  Ox- 
ford, 2  July  1837; 
married  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Maryle- 
bone,  London,  i 
June  1858. 


d.e.Jf.M 


^^UJ-cC^P^L^ 


Constance  Marian,  born  at 
Buccleugh,  Cape  Colony, 
South  Africa,  26  November 
1856,  and  bapt.  at  Red- 
bourne,  Plettenberg  Bay, 
Cape  Colony ;  married  at 
Kirkby,  Forest  Hall,  Knysna, 
Cape  Colony,  28  December 
1891,  Henry  David  Home 
(3rd  son  of  Charles  Home  of 
AV'orcester,  Cape  Colony) ; 
born  II  September  1858. 


Annie  Harriet,  born  at  Buc- 
cleugh II  April  1859,  and 
bapt.  at  Redbourne. 


William  Newdigate,  born  at 
Buccleugh  21  November  1S60, 
and  bapt.  at  Redbourne. 


Arthur  Patrick  Newdigate,  born 
at  Buccleugh  23  March  1863, 
and  bapt.  at  Redbourne. 

SO 


Mabel  Charlotte,  born  at  Buc- 
cleugh 30  January  1865,  and 
bapt.  at  Redbourne. 


Eleanor  Gertrude,  born  at 
Forest  Hall  4  October  1866, 
and  bapt.  there. 

Frances  Amy,  born  at  Belvidere, 
Knysna,  29  April  1876,  and 
bapt.  at  Forest  Hall. 


George  Newdigate,  born  9  June,  bapt. 
at  Astley,  co.  Warwick,  9  July  1826; 
sometime  a  Lieut. -Colonel  5th  I5attalion 
Derbyshire  Regiment;  J. P.  for  the  coun- 
ties of  Derby,  Salop  and  Berks. 


Arthur  Richard  Newdigate,  born  6  Feb- 
ruary, bapt.  at  Astley  9  May  1828  ;  died 
II  June,  bur.  at  Astley  18  June  1828. 


Alfred  Newdigateof  Lea-= 
mington,  co.  Warwick ; 
born  14  July,  bapt.  at 
Astley  22  September 
1829;  educated  at  Eton 
and  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  20 
October  1847,  aged  18, 
B.A.  1851,  M.A.  1854, 
Vicar  of  Kirk  Hallam 
with  Mapperley,  co. 
Derby,  1856-75. 


=Selina  Charlotte,  3rd  dau. 
of  Rev.  Griffith  Boynton, 
Rector  of  Barmston,  co. 
York,  by  Selina  his  wife, 
3rd  dau,  of  William  Wat- 
kins  of  Badby  House,  co. 
Northampton  ;  born  29 
June,  bapt.  at  Welton,  co. 
Northampton,  9  August 
1841  ;  marr.  at  Barmston 
on  Thursday,  1 5  November 
i860. 


Gertrude  Selina,  born  12  Edward  Newdigate,  born  22 
September,  bapt.  at  Kirk  July,  bapt.  at  Kirk  Hallam 
Hallam    i     October    1861  ;     5  August  1866  ;  died  at  Nyl- 


died  31  May,  bur.  at  the 
Convent  of  the  Sacred  Heart, 
Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  2  June 
1888. 


stroom,  Transvaal,  South 
Africa,  25  August,  bur.  there 
26  August  1896. 


Edith  Margaret,  born  20  July, 
bapt.  at  Kirk  Hallam  24  August 
1872.  _ 

Katherine  Margaret  Mary,  born 
13  June,  bapt.  at  Leamington,  co. 
Warwick,  16  June  1875. 


Charles    Alfred    Newdigate,  Bernard    Henry   Newdigate, 

born  31  March,  bapt.  at  Kirk  born  12  April,  bapt.  at  Kirk  Barbara  Maria,  born  9  February, 

Hallam  25  April  1863.  Hallam  25  April  1869.  bapt.  at  Leamington  10  February 

_  _  1868.                 _ 

Mary,  born  3  August,  bapt.  Agnes,  born  1 1  August,  bapt.  Sebastian  Francis  Newdigate,  born 

at   Kirk  Hallam  24  August  at   Kirk  Hallam  24  August  13  October,  bapt.  at  Leamington 

1864.  1870.  17  October  1880. 


57 


Lieut. -General  Sir  Henry  Richard= 
Legge  Newdigate  of  Aylsham, 
CO.  Norfolk  ;  born  24  December 
1832,  bapt.  at  Lewisham,  co.  Kent, 
16  February  1833;  educated  at 
Eton ;  entered  the  Rifle  Brigade 
16  September  1851,  served  in  the 
Crimean  Campaign  1854,  at  Battle 
of  the  Alma  (medal  with  clasp 
and  Turkish  medal),  in  Indian 
Mutiny  1857-58,  at  Action  at 
Cawnpore  and  Capture  of  Luck- 
now,  and  with  Ross's  Camel 
Corps  at  Capture  of  Calpec  and 
other  operations  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  medal  with  two  clasps 
and  brevet  of  Major),  in  Afghan 
War  1878-79,  commanded  4th 
Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  with  the 
Peshawur  Field  Force,  and  at 
Assault  and  Capture  of  Ali  Mus- 
jid,  commanded  Lower  Kuram 
Brigade  April  to  August  1880 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  medal 
with  clasp  and  C.B.),  commanded 
Infantry  Brigade  at  Gibraltar 
1888-93,  Lieut-General  7  June 
1893,  K.C.B.  1897,  J. P.  for  CO. 
Warwick. 


=Phillis,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Arthur  George  Sewallis 
Shiriey,  M.A.,  Vicar  of 
Stinsford,  co.  Dorset, 
by  Mary  his  2nd  wife, 
dau.  of  Edward  Turner; 
born  at  Stinsford  30 
December  1858,  bapt. 
there  6  February  1859; 
marr.  at  St.  Mary's, 
Bryanston  Square,  Lon- 
don, on  Thursday,  15 
July  1886,  by  the 
Hon'''=and  Rev.  George 
Legge,  assisted  by  the 
Hon'''^  and  Rev.  Canon 
Leigh. 


^^mA-t^  /( <^,)r^^.<^^-^/c^^^ 


Caroline  Louisa,  born  28  February, 
bapt.  privately  at  Astley,  co.  War- 
wick, 14  April  1831  ;  died,  aged 
15,  II  January,  bur.  at  Lewisham 
16  January  1847. 


Daniel  Augustus  Newdigate,  born 
5  May,  bapt.  at  Lewisham  15  Sep- 
tember 1834  ;  died,  aged  3  years 
and  4  months,  20  December,  bur. 
at  Lewisham  26  December  1837. 


Albert  Lewis  Newdigate,  born  29 
March  1840,  and  bapt.  at  Dart- 
mouth House  Chapel,  Blackheath, 
CO.  Kent  ;  of  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  21  October 
1858,  aged  18,  B.A.  1861,  M.A. 
1868  ;  died  at  Watersend  Villa, 
Ewell,  CO.  Kent,  7  March  1888, 
and  bur.  there.  Will  dated  i 
I  August  1876,  with  codicil  dated 
18  August  1876,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
362,  88)  6  April  1888,  by  Lieut.- 
General  Edward  Newdigate-Newde- 
gate  of  Arbury,  co.  Warwick,  C.B., 
and  George  Newdigate  of  Binfield 
Lodge,  CO.  Berks,  the  brothers,  the 
Exors. 


•Violet  Phyllis,  born  17  June,  Richard  Francis  Newdigate,  born  17 
bapt.  at  Aylsham  8  July  May,  bapt.  at  Aylsham  27  June  1894. 
1888.  _  _ 

Millicent,  born  29  April,  bapt.  Winifred  Mary  Augusta,  born  17  Feb- 
at  Gibraltar  26  May  1890.  ruary,  bapt.  at  Stoke,  co.  Warwick,  20 

March  1896. 


£^.J.  M^f^ 


58 


iCato. 


Rev.  Francis  Law  (son  of  Rev.  Robert  Law,  D.D.,  of  Dublin,  by  Amelia 
Span  his  wife;  born  in  1768;  Vicar  of  Attanagh,  Queen's  County,  Ireland, 
and  Rector  of  Cork  1796;  marr.  5  November  1795,  Isabella,  2nd  dau.  of 
Patrick  Conierford  of  Summerville,  co.  Cork.  He  died  in  1807.  Will  dated 
II  October  1796,  proved  in  Dublin  21  January  1808,  by  Robert  Law, 
Merchant  of  Dublin,  his  brother.        f= 


Amelia  Teresa,  born  3  Sep- 
tember 1796;  marr.  31  July 
1837,  Rev.  Arthur  Wynne 
(son  of  Owen  Wynne,  M.P., 
of  Hazlewood,  co.  Sligo,  by 
Lady  Sarah  his  wife,  eldest 
dau.  of  William  Willoughby, 
1st  Earl  of  Enniskillen) ; 
Precentor  of  Waterford  Ca- 
thedral ;  died  at  Waterford. 
She  died  at  25  Upper  Mer- 
rion  Street,  Dublin,  25  Oc- 
tober, bur.  in  Mount  Jerome 
Cemetery,  Dublin,  29  Octo- 
ber 1868. 


Rev.  Patrick  Comerford  Law,  born= 
at  Tenby,  co.  Pembroke,  21  August 
1797;  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  B.A. 
1 818,  first  at  the  Irish  Bar,  Deacon 
1828,  Priest  1829,  Chaplain  to  H.M. 
Troops  at  Birr,  King's  County, 
Incumbent  of  Samlesbury,  co.  Lan- 
caster 1829,  Rector  of  North  Repps, 
CO.  Norfolk,  1830-69,  Rural  Dean 
1842,  Chaplain  to  the  Marquis  of 
Cholmondeley ;  died  at  North  Repps 
Rectory  15  April,  bur.  at  North 
Repps  22  April  1869.  Will  dated  6 
June  1859,  proved  in  Dublin  10  July 
1869,  by  Robert  Law,  M.D. 


^Frances,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Rt. 
Rev.  Alexander  Arbuthnot, 
D.D.,  Bishop  of  Killaloe, 
by  Anne  Bingham  his  wife  ; 
born  at  Clarisford  House, 
Killaloe,  co.  Clare;  .marr. 
at  Balbriggan,  co.  Dublin, 
17  October  1828;  died  at 
North  Repps  19  November, 
bur.  there  26  November 
1857- 


Georgiana  Anne,  born  at 
Samlesbury  19  August, 
bapt.  there  18  September 
1829  ;  marr.  at  St.  Mark's, 
Notting  Hill,  London,  on 
Saturday,  22  January  1870, 
Rev.  Theophilus  John 
Fenton  of  Hawthorn  Cot- 
tage, Gobowen,  Oswestry, 
CO.  Salop  (son  of  Rev. 
Samuel  Fenton,  Rector  of 
St.  Mary's,  Wavertree,  co. 
Lancaster);  bapt.  at  Fish- 
guard, CO.  Pembroke,  25 
November  1827;  of  Wad- 
ham  College,  Oxford,  ma- 
triculated 28  May  1845, 
aged  17,  Commoner  of 
Magdalen  Hall  1856,  B.A. 
and  M.A.  i860;  Curate 
of  Bramshall,  co.  Stafford, 
1882-94.  She  died  at 
Gobowen  7  March,  bur.  at 
Bramshall  14  March  1895. 


Francis  Patrick  Law,  born  at 
North  Repps  Rectory  1  Octo- 
ber, bapt.  at  North  Repps  30 
October  1830;  died  at  North 
Repps  29  March,  bur.  there 
31  March  1832. 

Alexander  Patrick  Law,  born  at 
North  Repps  Rectory  14  Jan- 
uary, bapt.  at  North  Repps  14 
May  1832  ;  educated  at  Rugby 
and  at  Corpus  Christi  College, 
Oxord,  matriculated  7  June 
1851,  aged  19,  Commoner  of 
New  Inn  Hall  1856,  B..^.  and 
M.A.  i860;  well  known  in  the 
cricketing  world  as  "  A.  P. 
Infelix;"  died  at  Kew,  co.  Sur- 
rey, 30  October,  bur.  in  Norwood 
Cemetery,  co.  Surrey,  2  No- 
vember 1895. 


Frances  Amelia,  born  at  North 
Repps  Rectory  i  April,  bapt.  at 
North  Repps  6  May  1833;  marr. 
there  14  August  1862,  Henry 
Charles  Hull  (son  of  Rev.  Henry 
William  Hull  of  Exmouth,  co. 
Devon,  M.A.  of  Oriel  College, 
Oxford,  by  Maria  Charlotte  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Winsloe 
Phillippsof  Sidmouth,  co.  Devon); 
born  at  Lympstone,  co.  Devon, 
26  February  1833;  B.A.  of  Lon- 
don University  1853;  Equity 
Draughtsman  and  Conveyancer, 
a  Student  of  the  Inner  Temple  5 
November  1852  (then  aged  19), 
called  to  the  Bar  1 7  November 
1855.  She  died  at  55  Argyll 
Road,  Kensington,  London,  5 
October,  and  was  bur.  in  Bromp- 
ton  Cemetery,  London,  1 1  Octo- 
ber 1883.  =f= 


61 


Robert  Law,  M.D.,  of  25  Upper  Merrion  Street,= 
Dublin;  born  3  November  179S,  bapt.  at  Tenby, 
CO.  Pembroke,  2  June  1800 ;  Scholar  of  Trinity 
College,  Dublin,  Professor  of  Medicine;  died  at  25 
Upper  Merrion  Street,  Dublin,  23  April,  bur.  in 
Mount  Jerome  Cemetery,  Dublin,  27  April  1875. 
Will  proved  in  the  Principal  Registry,  Dublin  (270, 
75),  by  Eleanor  Law,  the  relict,  and  Bindon  Scott, 
both  of  Dublin,  the  Exors. 


=Eleanor,  youngest  dau.  of  Rev.  George 
Vesey,  D.D.,  of  Derrabard  House,  co. 
Tyrone,  and  of  Merrion  Square,  Dublin, 
Rector  of  Manfieldstown,  co.  Louth,  by 
Barbara  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Samuel 
Taylor  of  Grange,  co.  Dublin  ;  marr.  in 
Dublin  ;  died  at  Slapton,  co.  Devon,  2 1 
October,  bur.  there  25  October  1889. 


Frank  Vesey  Law, 
born  20  May  1839; 
died  young. 


A  son,  born 
March,  died 
March  1842. 


26 
13 


Isabella  Barbara,  born  at  Rutland  Square,  Dublin,  26 
February,  bapt.  in  Dublin  17  August  1S41  ;  marr.  at  St. 
James',  Paddington,  London,  on  Monday,  6  September 
1875,  Major-General  George  Baret  Stokes  of  Mounthawk, 
Tralee,  co.  Kerry  (eldest  surviving  son  of  George  Day 
Stokes  of  Mount  Hawk,  Tralee,  J. P.,  M.A.,  Treasurer  of 
CO.  Kerry,  by  Mary  Ann  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Robert  Baret  of  Horstead  Hall,  co.  Norfolk)  ;  born  at 
Lassinagh  House,  The  Spa,  near  Tralee,  31  July  1833; 
entered  29th  Regiment  of  Madras  Native  Infantry  9  De- 
cember 1852,  gazetted  to  the  108th  Regiment  (Royal 
Inniskilling  Fusili.ers)  30  July  1862,  Lieut. -Colonel  i  July 
1881,  retired  as  Major-General  7  May  1887.  She  died  at 
The  Priory,  Slapton,  South  Devon,  9  July,  bur.  at  Slapton 
14  July  1891. 


Robert  George 
Law,  born  5 
April  1 845;  died 
young. 


Isabella  Susan,  born  at  North 
Repps  Rectory,  co.  Norfolk,  27 
February,  bapt.  at  North  Repps 
2  April  1835  ;  died  unmarried  at 
Norwood,  CO.  Surrey,  1 4  January, 
bur.  in  Elmer's  End  Cemetery, 
CO.  Kent,  17  January  1885. 
Will  dated  i  March  1884,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  145,  85)  11  February 
1885,  by  Patrick  Francis  Law,  the 
brother,  the  sole  Exor. 


Patrick  Francis  Law,= 
born  at  North  Repps 
Rectory  28  August, 
bapt.  at  North  Repps 
18  September  1836; 
educated  at  Rugby ; 
Clerk  at  the  War 
Office. 


=Julia,  2nd  dau.  of  Henry  Taylor  Jones 
of  Chatham  and  Hoo,  co.  Kent,  by 
his  wife,  Caroline,  Dowager  Lady 
Hardinge,  dau.  of  Major-General 
Wulff,  and  widow  of  Sir  Richard  Har- 
dinge of  Belleisle,  co.  Fermanagh,  ist 
Bart.;  born  3  November  1836;  marr. 
at  Sculthorpe,  co.  Norfolk,  9  July 
1868,  by  Rev.  Robert  Arbuthnot  Law 
and  Rev.  James  Lee  Warner. 


Arthur  Fitzpatrick  Law, 
born  at  52  Cambridge 
Street,  Hyde  Park,  Lon- 
don, on  Saturday,  5 
November,  bapt.  there 
privately  30  November, 
died  the  same  day,  and 
bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery  on  Tuesday, 
6  December  1870. 


Cecil  Arbuthnot  Law,  born  at  52 
Cambridge  Street,  Hyde  Park,  on 
Thursday,  25  January,  bapt.  at  St. 
Michael's,  Paddington,  London,  3 
March  1872  ;  educated  at  Win- 
chester and  Oriel  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  22  October  1890,  aged 
18,  Scholar  1890  (2  Classical  Mods. 
1892),  B..^.  1894  (3  Lit.  Hum.); 
Lieut.  62nd  (Wiltshire)  Regiment. 


Walter  Henry  Patrick  Law, 
born  at  i  Inverness  Place, 
Bayswater,  London,  on  Mon- 
day, 14  February,  bapt.  at 
St.  Michael's,  Paddington,  19 
March  1876 ;  educated  at 
Charterhouse  and  Oriel  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  matriculated  22 
October  1894,  aged  iS,  B..\. 
1897  ;  Clerk  at  the  Colonial 
Audit  Department. 


62 


Rev.  Francis  Law,  born  at  Tenby,  co.  Pembroke,  4  June  1800,  and  bapt.  there;  of  Queen's 
College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1S27,  Perpetual  Curate  of  Samlesbury,  co.  Lancaster,  1832-81  ;  marr. 
2ndly  at  Nice  15  November  1865,  Sophia  Elizabeth  Wahl,  who  died,  aged  54,  17  December 
1877.  M.L  He  died  at  Samlesbury  20  September,  and  was  bur.  there  24  September  1881. 
He  marr.  istly  6  May  1828,  Marianne,  dau.  of  General  Alexander  Cuppage  of  Clare  Grove,  co. 
Dublin. 


T 


Francis  Law,  born  at  Clare  Grove,  co.  Dublin,- 
27  February,  bapt.  at  Cooloch,  co.  Dublin,  29 
March  1829;  died  at  Freeland,  Saginaw  Co., 
Michigan,  U.S.A.,  21  November  1898. 


=Ruth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lee  of  Blackheath,  co 
Kent ;  marr.  at  Township  of  Wilson,  Niagara 
Co.,  New  York,  U.S.A.,  30  January  1866. 


Francis  Arthur  Law,  born  at  Newfane,  Niagara  Co., 
I  June,  bapt.  at  "Grace  Church,"  Lockport  City, 
New  York,  in  July  1867  ;  marr.  at  Saginaw, 
Michigan,  U.S.A.,  20  February  1897,  Rose  Anne 
Livingston. 


Ruth  Ellen,  born  at  Township  of  Wilson 
22  May,  bapt.  at  "Grace  Church,"  Lock- 
port  City  in  June  1868;  marr.  at  Tittaba- 
wasse,  Saginaw,  28  November  1889,  George 
Egerton  Metcalf 


Arthur  Arbuthnot  Law, 
born  at  North  Repps 
Rectory,  co.  Norfolk,  30 
May,  bapt.  at  North 
Repps  13  August  1840; 
died  at  North  Repps 
Rectory  24  February, 
bur.  at  North  Repps 
I  March  1841. 


Rev.  Robert  Arbuthnot  Law,  born= 
at  North  Repps  Rectory  28  Febru- 
ary, bapt.  at  North  Repps  15  May 
1842  ;  educated  at  Rugby  and  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  Rec- 
tor of  Larling,  co.  Norfolk,  1870- 
75,  and  of  Gunthorpe  with  Bale, 
CO.  Norfolk,  1875-89;  died  at 
Gunnersbury  Lodge,  Acton,  co. 
Middlesex,  1 1  December,  bur.  at 
Gunthorpe  17  December  1889. 
Admon  was  granted  at  the  Prin- 
cipal Registry  22  November  1890, 
to  Agnes  Law  of  Burgh  Hall,  co. 
Norfolk,  the  relict. 


=Agnes,  only  dau.  of  Rev.  Chancellor 
John  Henry  Sparke  of  Gunthorpe 
Hall,  by  Agnes  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Sir  Jacob  Henry  Astley,  5th  Bart. ; 
born  14  June  1834;  marr.  at  All 
Souls',  Langham  Place,  London, 
on  Thursday,  20  January  1870  (by 
Canon  Edward  Bowyer  Sparke, 
her  uncle,  and  the  Hon''''^  and 
Rev.  Delaval  Loftus  Astley,  Rector 
of  East  Barsham) ;  died  at  Burgh 
Hall,  Melton  Constable,  co.  Nor- 
folk, 18  June,  bur.  at  Gunthorpe 
23  June  1892. 


Arbuthnot  Patrick  Astley 
Law,  born  at  Burgh  Hall, 
on  Friday,  5  July,  bapt.  at 
Gunthorpe  1 1  August  1872 ; 
educated  at  Rugby. 


I 
Hubert  Henry  Bingham  Law, 
born  at  Bale  Rectory  on  Satur- 
day, 25  October,  bapt.  at 
Gunthorpe  23  November  1873; 
educated  at  Radley. 


Alexander  Delaval  Hamilton  Law, 
born  at  Bale  Rectory  on  Sunday, 
18  October,  bapt.  at  Bale  13 
December  1874;  educated  at  Eton 
and  of  Trinity  Hall,  Cambridge. 


63 


Isabella,  born  28 
January  1802, 
and  died  22  Sep- 
tember following. 


Samuel  Law,  born  2  Elizabeth,  born  20  June 
January  1803,  and  1805,  married  Thomas 
died  in  infancy.  Roberts.     =r= 


Hugh  Law,  born  20  May 
1807,  bapt.  privately  the 
same  day,  and  died  28  of 
same  month. 


William   Arthur   Law,    born   at    North    Repps=i=Fanny,  3rd  dau.  of  John  Holland  of  London, 


Rectory,  co.  Norfolk,  22  March,  bapt.  at  North 
Repps  21  April  1844;  a  well-known  Dramatic 
Author;  formerly  of  the  21st  Regiment  (Royal 
Scots  Fusiliers). 


by  Merial  Ann  Marshall  his  wife ;  born  at 
Hampstead,  co.  Middlesex ;  marr.  at  St. 
Mary  Abbott's,  Kensington,  London,  7  July 
1877. 


Hamilton  Patrick  John  Holland  Law,  born  at  100  Lansdowne 
Road,  Notting  Hill,  London,  on  Saturday,  12  July,  bapt.  at  St. 
John's,  Notting  Hill,  6  August  1879;  of  Clare  College,  Cambridge, 
matriculated  21  October  1898. 


William  Henry  Law,  born  at 
Township  of  Wilson,  Niagara 
Co.,  New  York,  U.S.A.,  20 
September,  bapt.  at  Lockport 
City,  New  York,  in  October 
1869  ;  died  at  Tittabawasse, 
Saginaw,  Michigan,  U.S.A., 
4  November  1876. 


Minnie  Louisa,  born 
at  Tittabawasse,  Sa- 
ginaw, 9  May  1872  ; 
died  at  Freeland, 
Saginaw,  22  October 
1897. 


Florence  Marianne, 
born  at  Tittaba- 
wasse, Saginaw,  4 
November  1874. 


Robert  Archie  Law, 
born  at  Tittaba- 
wasse, Saginaw,  18 
November  1877. 


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William  I'Anson  (eldest  son  of  William   FAnson  of  The 


Hill    House,    Richmond,    co.    York,     of    Cotgrove,    co. 
Nottingham,  and  of  Bedford  Row,  London,  by  Martha 
his  wife,  dau.  of 
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mond) ;    born  at 

Leyburn,  co.  York,  and  bapt.  at  Wensley,  co.  York,  29 
August   1762;    appointed  Ensign  of  a  Company  in  the 
Westminster  Regiment  of  Militia  22  July  1778;  Attorney- 
at-Law  of  the  Court  of  King's  Bench  and  Common  Pleas 
at  Westminster,  and  for  many  years  Counsellor-at-Law  for 
the  State  of   Rhode   Island,    U.S.A.;    Author  of  "The 
Stranger  in  America,"  "  Edward  Fitz  Yorke,"  and  several 
other  works.     He  was  the  brother  of  Frances  FAnson, 
the  heroine  of  the 
song,  "The  Lass  of 
Richmond     Hill" 
(who  was  born  at 
Leyburn  17  Octo- 
ber 1766,  and  marr.  at  St.  George's,    Hanover  Square, 
London,  16  January  1787,  Leonard  Mac  Nally,  Barrister- 
at-Law ;  she  died  in  Dublin  30  September  1795). 
marr.  at  St.  Mary's,  Islington,  co.  Middlese.x, 
September  1810,  Maria,  dau.  of  Thomas  Walker 
Wishaw  Hall,  co.  Warwick  ;  she  marr.  2ndly  in 
IS  19,  Ridley  Surtees.    He  died,  aged  55,  13  March, 

bur.  at  St.  Mary's,  Islington,  21   March  1819.     M.I.     Will  dated  24  September  1818,  proved 

(P.C.C.,    428    Ellenbro'),     11    September    1819,    by    Thomas 

Walker  and  Maria  Surtees,  formerly  FAnson  (wife  of  Ridley 

Surtees),  the  relict,  two  of  the  Exors.  =j= 


Anns  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — ■ 
Quarterly,  azure  and  gules,  a  cross  patonc^ 
or  ;  in  the  1st  and  4lh  quarters  an  annulet 
of  the  last ;  a  chief  indented  gold. 

Crest. — Issuing  out  of  an  annulet  or,  a 
cubit  arm  erect,  per  pale  indented,  azure 
and  or,  cuffed  argent,  the  hand  proper, 
holding  a  cross  as  in  the  arms. 

Motto. — Faire  mon  devoir. 


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William  Andrew  FAnson  of  Arthur's  Hill,  New-= 
castle-on-Tyne ;  born  in  London  at  4.10  a.m.,  26 
April  1 815,  and  bapt.  privately  (Sponsors:  Andrew 
Minto,  James  Cray,  and  Mrs.  Fairlamb);  M.R.C.S. 
and  L.S.A.  Lond.;  died  4  April,  bur.  in  the  family 
vault  at  Westgate  Old  Cemetery,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  9  April  1872.  Will  dated  10  July  1869, 
proved  at  Newcastle-on-Tyne  6  June  1872,  by 
William  Andrew  I'Anson  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne, 
the  son,  one  of  the  Exors. 


■Ann,  dau.  of  William  Armstrong  of  Child's 
House,  Morpeth,  co.  Northumberland,  by 
Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  James  (jrant,  7th  of 
Corrimony,  co.  Inverness;  born  at  Morpeth 
in  1818;  marr.  at  Chester-le-Street,  co. 
Durham,  30  October  1836  ;  died  at  New- 
castle-on-Tyne, aged  66,  8  May,  bur.  in  the 
family  vault  at  Westgate  Old  Cemetery  12 
May  1884. 


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Thomas  I'Anson  of  Westgate  Hill  House,= 
Newcastle-on-Tyne ;  born  at  9  a.m.,  13 
January  1838,  and  bapt.  privately  ; 
M.R.C.S.;  died  at  Westgate  Hill  House 
15  March,  bur.  in  Westgate  Old  Ceme- 
tery, Newcastle-on-Tyne,  18  March  1881. 
Admon  was  granted  at  the  Principal 
Registry  to  Elizabeth  I'Anson  of  Langholm 
Crescent,  Darlington,  co.  Durham,  the 
relict. 


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^Elizabeth,  dau.  of  George 
Young  of  Boldon  House, 
CO.  Durham,  by  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  of  James 
Mills  of  Belford,  co.  Nor- 
thumberland ;  born  at 
North  Shields,  co.  Nor- 
thumberland, 26  March 
1842;  marr.  at  All  Saints', 
Monkwearmouth,co.  Dur- 
ham, 17  March  1862; 
died,  aged  53,  22  August, 
bur.  at  Whitley,  co.  Nor- 
thumberland, 24  .\ugust 
1895. 


Jane  Elizabeth,  born  6 
April  1840,  and  bapt. 
privately ;  marr.  at  St. 
Paul's,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  29  April  1861, 
George  Charlton  of  Ber- 
wick-on-Tweed  (son  of 
Edward  Charlton  of  Tan- 
field  Lea,  CO.  Durham); 
born  25  April  1837 ; 
Collector  of  H.M.  Cus- 
toms ;  died  20  June, 
bur.  in  Jesmond  Old 
Cemetery,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  22  June  1885. 
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Georgina  Elizabeth,  born  21  December     William  Andrew  I'Anson,     Thomas  Charles  I'Anson, 


1863,  bapt.  at  St.  Paul's,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  17  March  1864. 


Anne  Grant,  born  9  December  1865  ; 
bapt.  at  St.  Paul's,  Newcastle-on-Tyne, 
7  January  1866. 


born  23  December  1867, 
bapt.  at  St.  Paul's,  New- 
castle-on-Tyne, 8  April 
1868. 


born  1  February  1869,  and 
bapt.  privately. 


Alice  Mary,  born  26  Sep- 
tember   187 1,   and    bapt. 

privately. 


I 
Anna  Maria,  born 
17  August  1842, 
and  bapt.  at  St. 
Paul's,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne,  26  April 
1846. 


Frances  Dorothy,  born  iS  September  1845, 
bapt.  at  St.  Paul's,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  26 
April  1846  ;  died  18  February,  bur.  in  West- 
gate  Old  Cemetery  22  February  1886.  Will 
dated  25  June  1881,  proved  at  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne  3  July  1886,  by  William  Andrew  I'Anson 
of  Westgate  Hill  House,  the  brother,  one  of 
the  Exors. 


William  Andrew  I'Anson  of 
Denton  Hall  and  Westgate 
Hill  House,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne;  born  6  June  1848, 
bapt.  at  St.  Matthew's,  New- 
castle-on-Tyne, 9  October 
1877. 


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Arms  on  record  in  the  Collegt  of 
Arms, — Vert,  on  a  fesse  between 
three  garbs  or,  bandaged  gules,  two 
branches  of  olives  in  saltire,  en- 
circled by  a  ducal  coronet  of  gold, 
between  two  robins  proper,  a  bor- 
dure  engrailed  erminois,  charged 
with  eight  torteaux. 

Crest. — An  arm  couped  below 
the  elbow,  vested  azure,  charged 
with  a  bezant,  the  hand  holding  a 
quill  argent. 

Molto  above  Crest.  —  Dirige. 


Robert  Aldridge  of  St.  Leon- 
ard's Forest,  Horsham,  co. 
Sussex  (only  surviving  son  of 
John  Aldridgeof  St.  Leonard's 
Forest,  by  Anna  Maria  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Walter  Smyth  of 
Stopham,  co.  Sussex);  born 
24  June  1801 ;  J. P.  and  D.L., 
High  Sheriff  for  co.  Sussex 
1825  ;  died  at  St.  Leonard's, 
Horsham,  aged  69,  on  Friday, 
26  May,  bur.  at  St.  John's, 
Lower  Beeding,  co.  Sussex,  2 
June  1 87 1.  Will  dated  28 
September  1869,  with  codicil 
dated  2  October  1869,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  778,  71)  11 
December  187 1,  by  John 
Aldridge  of  St.  Leonard's 
Forest,  CO.  Sussex,  and  Henry 
Aldridge,  Lieutenant  95th 
Regiment,  the  sons,  the 
Exors. 


=Caro!ine  Ann,  dau.  of  Charles 
George  Beauclerk  of  St.  Leonard's 
Lodge,  by  Emily  Charlotte  his 
wife,  dau.  of  William  Ogilvie,  by 
Emilia  Mary  his  wife.  Dowager 
Duchess  of  Leinster,  dau.  of 
Charles,  2nd  Duke  of  Richmond, 
and  widow  of  James,  ist  Duke 
of  Leinster  ;  born  7  February 
1804  ;  marr.  at  Cowfold,  co. 
Sussex,  20  October  1829;  died 
at  St.  Leonard's,  Horsham,  aged 
65,  on  Saturday,  1 1  Septem- 
ber, bur.  at  St.  John's,  Lower 
Beeding,  17  September  1869. 
Will  dated  26  October  1864, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  681,  69) 
17  November  1869,  by  Robert 
Aldridge  of  New  Lodge,  St. 
Leonard's  Forest,  co.  Sussex,  the 
husband,  the  sole  Exor. 


Emily  Louisa,  born  i  September  1830; 
marr.  at  St.  John's  Chapel,  Coolhurst, 
CO.  Sussex,  by  the  Rev.  James 
Rogers,  on  Tuesday,  i  June  1852, 
the  Hon^e  and  Rev.  Robert  Henley 
of  Eden  Lodge,  Putney,  co.  Surrey 
(2nd  son  of  Robert  Henley,  2nd 
Baron  Henley,  a  Master  in  Chancery, 
by  Harriet  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Peel,  Bart.);  born  7  March  1831;  of 
Balliol  College,  Oxford,  matriculated 
30  November  1848,  aged  17,  B.A. 
1853,  M.A.  1856;  Vicar  of  Putney 
since  1861.  She  died  at  Putney  20 
August,  bur.  there  23  August  1893. 


I 


Colonel  John  Aldridge  of  St.= 
Leonard's  Forest ;  born  4  Jan- 
uary 1832;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
CO.  Sussex,  Major  21st  Royal 
Scots  Fusiliers,  and  Colonel 
Commandant  3rd  and  4th  Bat- 
talions Royal  Sussex  Regiment ; 
died  at  St.  Leonard's  Forest 
after  a  short  illness,  in  his 
57th  year,  on  Thursday,  23 
February,  bur.  at  -St.  John's, 
Lower  Beeding,  27  February 
1888.  Will  dated  10  February 
1888,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  302, 
88)  12  April  1888,  by  Robert 
Beauclerk  Aldridge  of  St. 
Leonard's  Forest,  the  son,  one 
of  the  Exors. 


=Mary  Alethea,  dau.  of 
Samuel  ^Lttthews  of 
Romford,  co.  Essex, 
and  widow  of  Thomas 
Broadwood  of  Mickle- 
ham,  CO.  Surrey,  and  of 
Holmbush,  co.  Sussex ; 
marr.  at  St.  James', 
Piccadilly,  London, 
on  Saturday,  18  July 
1863,  by  the  Hon*"'' 
and  Rev.  Robert 
Henley. 


Emily  Marian,  born  at  Cadogan  Place,  Chelsea,  London,  on  Thursday,  14  April  1864; 
marr.  at  the  parish  church  of  St.  Mary's,  Horsham,  18  June  1891,  Richard  Aubrey  Chichester 
Bevan  (youngest  son  of  Richard  Lee  Bevan  of  Brixworth  Hall,  co.  Northampton.  J. P.,  by 
Isabella  Judith  Maria  his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  Lambton  Loraine  Smith  of  Enderby  Hall,  co. 
l>eicester,  J. P.,  Rector  of  Passenham,  co.  Northampton);  born  28  August  1S60.  She  died 
at  Southsea  16  March,  bur.  at  St.  John's,  Lower  Beeding,  18  March  1897. 


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Ann  Maria,  marr.  at  Coolhurst,  co. 
Sussex,  on  Tuesday,  26  June  1855, 
Charles  Spencer  Scrase-Dickins  of  Cool- 
hurst (eldest  son  of  Charles  Scrase- 
Dickins  of  Coolhurst,  by  the  Lady 
Frances  Elizabeth  his  wife,  only  dau.  of 
Charles,  ist  Marquess  of  Northampton); 
born  5  February  1830;  J. P.  and  D.L. ; 
died  at  Cannes,  France,  on  Thursday, 
I  May,  bur.  at  St.  John's,  Lower  Beeding, 
CO.  Sussex,  10  May  1884. 


A 


Caroline  Diana,  born  11  December  1837,  and 
bapt.  at  Nuthurst,  co.  Sussex  ;  marr.  at  St.  John's, 
Lcwer  Beeding  (by  the  Rev.  Robert  Henley,  brother- 
in-law  of  the  bride),  on  Saturday,  24  January  1857, 
tht!  Hon''''  Charles  James  Keith- Falconer  (3rd  son 
of  Anthony  Adrian,  8th  Earl  of  Kintore,  by  Louisa 
his  2nd  wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Francis  Hawkins); 
born  I  July  1S32  ;  Major  4th  Light  Dragoons, 
Commissioner  of  Inland  Revenue  1874,  formerly 
Provost  of  Kintore ;  died  at  Brighton,  co.  Sussex, 
in  his  57th  year,  on  Monday,  7  January,  bur.  at  St. 
John's,  Lower  Beeding,  12  January  1889. 

A 


Robert  Beauclerk  Aldridge  of  St. 
Leonard's  Forest;  born  at  17  Cadogan 
Place,  Chelsea,  on  Sunday,  11  June 
1S65 ;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  Univer- 
sity College,  Oxford,  matriculated  1 1 
October  1S84,  aged  19;  Captain  3rd 
Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment;  died 
unmarried  at  Leamington,  aged  27,  on 
Wednesday,  30  November,  bur.  at  St. 
John's,  Lower  Beeding,  5  December 
1892.  Will  dated  11  June  1888, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  704,  93)  11  Au- 
gust 1893,  by  Edward  Broadwood  and 
Charles  Robert  Scraes-Dickins,  the 
Exors. 


Charles  Powlett= 
Aldridge,  for- 
merly of  St. 
Leonard's  Forest ; 
born  at  Knepp 
Castle,  CO.  Sus- 
sex, on  Thursday, 
27  September 
1866  ;  educated 
at  Wellington 
College;  Captain 
Royal  Sussex 
Regiment. 


=Gladys  Edith  Henrietta,  dau.  of 
Lieut.-Colonel  Thomas  Faulconer 
Wisden  of  Broadwater,  co.  Sussex, 
by  Edith  Isabel  his  2nd  wife,  dau. 
of  Robert  Moseley  Thomas  of  Cal- 
cutta {see  Pedigree  of  Thomas,  Vol. 
6,  page  48) ;  born  at  Broadwater  23 
October,  bapt.  there  9  December 
1S76  ;  marr.  at  Broadwater  on 
Wednesday,  27  April  1898  (marr. 
settlement  dated  26  April  1898; 
Trustees  :  Frank  Thomas  Wisden  of 
The  Warren,  Broadwater,  Henry 
Sketchley  Bacon  of  Brighton,  Solici- 
tor, John  Barttelot  Aldridge  and 
Fiennes  William  Edward  Blake). 

(See  Wisden  Pedigree,  I'o/.  J,  page  p. J 


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Robert  Barttelot  Aldridge,  born  14  December  1835, 
and  bapt.  at  Nuthurst,  co.  Sussex;  Captain  71st  High- 
landers, served  in  the  Crimea  and  in  the  Indian  Mutiny, 
killed  at  the  Umbeyla  Pass,  Punjab,  aged  27,  19 
November  1863.  

Rev.  Charles  Compton  Aldridge,  born  at  Lower  Seeding, 
CO.  Sussex,  6  August,  bapt.  at  St.  John's,  Lower  Seeding, 
10  October  1839;  of  Oriel  College,  Oxford,  matriculated 
12  June  1857,  aged  17,  B.A.  i860,  ^LA.  1864,  Curate  of 
Putney,  co.  Surrey ;  died  at  St.  Leonard's  Forest,  co. 
Sussex,  aged  27,  on  Tuesday,  7  August,  bur.  at  St. 
John's,  Lower  Beeding,  14  August  1866.  Will  dated 
18  July  1866,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  617,  66)  10  October 
1866,  by  Caroline  Ann  Aldridge  of  St.  Leonard's  Forest, 
CO.  Sussex,  the  mother,  the  sole  Extrix. 


Henry  Aldridge,  born  20  September 
1842,  bapt.  privately,  and  received 
into  the  church  at  St.  John's,  Lower 
Beeding,  9  July  1843;  Captain  95th 
Regiment;  died  unmarried  at  Cork 
Barracks,  aged  34,  on  Monday,  20 
November,  bur.  in  the  Military 
Cemetery,  Cork,  25  November  1876. 
Will  dated  5  January  1872,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  885,  76)  22  December 
1876,  by  John  Aldridge  of  St. 
Leonard's  Forest,  co.  Sussex,  Lieut.- 
Colonel  Royal  Sussex  Militia,  the 
brother,  one  of  the  Exors. 


Herbert  Henry  Aldridge,  born  at  29  Eccleston 
Square,  London,  on  Thursday,  25  February 
1869  ;  educated  at  Winchester  and  at  New 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  12  October  1888, 
aged  19. 


John  Barttelot  Aldridge,  born  at  St.  Leonard's, 
Horsham,  co.  Sussex,  on  Wednesday,  8  Feb- 
ruary 1871  ;  educated  at  Winchester  and  the 
Royal  Military  Academy,  Woolwich;  Lieu- 
tenant Royal  Horse  Artillery. 


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Arms  OH  record  in  the  College  of 
Anns. — 'Quarterly:  1st  and  4th, 
Argent  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  Azure,  a 
mullet  erniinois ;  over  all,  on  a 
bend  invected,  cotised  sable,  three 
cinquefoils  or. 

Crest. — On  a  wreath  of  the 
colours  a  mount  between  two  slips 
of  lauristinus  vert,  a  bezant  charged 
with  an  unicorn's  head,  couped 
azure. 


BenDp  of  Ci)ir{)ester,  co. 


Charles  Cook  Dendy  of  Southgate= 
House,  Chichester,  co.  Sussex 
{eldest  son  of  Charles  Dendy  of 
Chichester,  by  Martha  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Charles  Cook  of  Walbur- 
ton,  CO.  Sussex) ;  born  at  Chichester 
9  January  1 786 ;  died  at  Southgate 
House,  Chichester,  aged  65,  30 
September,  bur.  at  Sidlesham,  co. 
Susse.\,6  0ctoberi8si.  M.I.  Will 
dated  30  June  1847,  with  codicil 
dated  25  May  i849,proved(P.C.C., 
848,  51)  9  December  1851,  by 
William  Crugpen  and  Robert 
Dendy,  the  son,  the  Exors. 


=Anna,dau.ofSamuelandAnna 
Gloyne  of  Havant,  co.  Hants ; 
born  at  Havant  26  February 
1792  {birth  entered  in  Havant 
Register  in  iSoo,  with  no  al- 
lusion to  baptism) ;  marr.  there 
2julyi8i4;  died  at  Southgate 
House,  Chichester,  aged  70, 6 
November,  bur.  at  Sidlesham 
II  November  1862.  M.I. 
Will  dated  15  January  1855, 
with  codicil  dated  28  May 
1858,  proved  at  Chichester 
21  Noveinber  1862,  by  Robert 
Dendy  of  Southover,  co. 
Sussex,  the  son,  the  Exor. 


GL^yu^yr^^^^^^yft^cB^ 


Anna,  born  at  Chichester  5  April  181 5,  regis- 
tered at  Dr.  Williams'  Library,  Red  Cross  Street, 
London,  and  ba])t.  as  an  adult  at  St.  Peter's, 
North  Street,  Chichester  ;  marr.  at  Chichester 
6  October  1840,  the  Rev.  Robert  Blakiston  (5th 
son  of  Milburn  Blakiston  of  South  Shields,  co. 
Durham)  ;  born  at  South  Shields  9  October 
181 1 ;  of  Queen's  College,  Oxford,  matriculated  7 
June  1832,  aged  20;  B.A.  1836,  M.A.  1840; 
Rector  of  Ashmgton-with-Buncton,  co.  Sussex, 
1845  •  Rural  Dean  1852  ;  died  i  February,  bur. 
at  Ashington  7  February  1871.  Will  dated  22 
August  1857,  proved  at  Chichester  25  March 
1 87 1,  by  Anna  Blakiston  of  Ashington,  co. 
Sussex,  the  relict,  the  sole  Extrix.  She  died  at 
AVallington,  co.  Surrey,  14  November,  and  was 
bur.  at  Ashington  17  November  1876.  Will 
dated  23  December  1872,  proved  (Prin.  Reg. 
^34i  76)  27  November  1876,  by  Rev.  Robert 
Blakiston  of  Melbourne  House,  Shrewsbury, 
CO.  Salop,  and  the  Rev.  Ralph  Milburn  Blakis- 
ton of  Croydon,  co.  Surrey,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 
T 

A 

Charles  Dendy,  born  at  Chichester  7  May  1816, 
registered  at  Dr.  Williams'  Library;  died  3  June 
182  u   . 


Henry  Dendy,  born: 
at  Chichester  18  April 
181 7,  registered  at  Dr. 
Williams'  Library,  and 
bapt.  as  an  adult  at 
St.  Peter's,  Chiches- 
ter ;  died  at  2  Place 
Navarin,  Boulogne- 
sur-mer,  France,  14 
March  1886. 


^Josephine  Hortense 
Eugdnie,  dau.  of 
Count  Adelaid  Henri 
de  Percy  of  Chateau 
de  Genay,  Cote  d'or. 
Burgundy  and  Vic 
torine  Edmde,  dau. 
of  the  Count  and 
Countess  de  Chandon 
de  Briailles  ;  born  at 
the  Chateau  Chinon, 
Burgundy,  30  March 
18 19;  marr.  at  Genay, 
France,  9  November 
1842. 


Louise  Eugenie,  born 
at  Sens,  Burgundy,  25 
August  1S43,  and  bapt. 
at  Symphorieu,  Tours, 
France. 


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Robert  Dendy  of  Lion  Street  House,  = 
Chichester,  co.  Sussex,  formerly  of 
The  Warren,  Chichester ;  born  at 
Southgate  House,  Chichester,  17 
August  18 18,  registered  at  Dr. 
WilHams'  Library,  and  bapt.  as 
an  adult  at  St.  Peter's,  Chichester  ; 
J. P.  for  CO.  Sussex;  died  at  Lion 
Street  House,  Chichester,  2  August, 
bur.  in  Chichester  Cemetery  5 
August  1885.  M.L  Will  dated  25 
November  1884,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
780,  85)  29  September  1885,  by 
Richard  Sidney  Dendy,  the  son, 
Edward  Miller  Street,  Robert  George 
Raper,  and  James  Lainson  Gaunt- 
lett,  all  of  Chichester,  co.  Sussex, 
the  Exors. 


=Mary  Peerman,  only  dau. 
of  James  Barkfield  Street, 
of  Chichester,  M.D.,  by 
Mary  Halsey  his  wife  ; 
born  at  Chichester  28  Oc- 
tober 1821 ;  marr.  at  Christ 
Church,  Marylebone,  Lon- 
don, II  February  1847; 
died  at  Fermoy,  co.  Cork, 
2  April,  bur.  in  Chichester 
Cemetery,  7  April  1894. 
M.L  Will  dated  9  Novem- 
ber 1885,  with  codicil  dated 
30  April  i88g,  proved  at 
Chichester  2  July  1894, 
by  Richard  Sidney  Dendy 
and  James  Lainson  Gaunt- 
lett,  the  Exors. 


Martha,  born  at  Chichester, 
22  December  1819  ;  died 
there  8  July,  bur.  at  Sidles- 
ham,  CO.  Sussex,  12  July 
1821.     M.L  __ 

Margaret,  born  at  Chichester, 
II  March  182 1  ;  died  there 
26  June,  bur.  at  Sidlesham 
30  June  1821.     M.L 


Fanny,  born  at  Chichester, 
5  April  1822,  registered  at 
Dr.  Williams'  Library,  and 
bapt.  as  an  adult  at  St.  Peter's, 
Chichester  ;  died  28  July, 
bur.  at  Sidlesham  4  August 
1843.     M.L 


Charles  Robert  Dendy  of  Chichester  := 
born  at  Boyne  Hill,  Maidenhead,  co. 
Berks,  21  January,  bapt.  at  Bray,  co. 
Berks,  18  March  1848  ;  sometime  a 
Lieutenant  Royal  Marine  Light  Lifan- 
try  ;  died  at  East  Pallant,  Chichester, 
29  January,  bur.  in  Chichester  Ceme- 
tery 2  February  1876.  M.L  Will  dated 
2iNovember  1874,  proved  at  Chichester 
12  February  1876  by  Isabel  Beatrice 
Dendy  of  East  Pallant,  Chichester,  the 
relict,  the  sole  Extrix. 


C^JQUI^   ^    (Z^-^mM^ 


=Isabel  Beatrice,  dau. 
of  John  Blaker  of 
Southover,  co.  Sussex, 
by  ALiry  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Borrer 
of  The  Manor,  Port- 
slade, CO. Sussex;  born 
at  Lewes,  co.  Sussex, 
7  July  1848,  and  bapt. 
at  Southover,  Lewes  ; 
marr.  at  Southover  20 
April  187 1,  by  the 
Rev.  Arthur  Dendy, 
D.D.,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  William  Esdaile 
Richardson,  Rector  of 
Southover. 


Alice  Mary,  born  at  Henley- 
on-Thames,  CO.  Oxford,  17 
April,  and  bapt.  there  privately 
27  April  1853  ;  died  25  May, 
bur.  at  Henley  Parish  Church 
30  May  1853. 


Rosa  Anne,  born  at  Bognor, 
CO.  Sussex,  22  December, 
and  bapt.  there  privately  24 
December  1857  ;  died  26 
December,  bur.  at  Bersted, 
CO.  Sussex,  30  December 
1857- 


Charles  Blaker  Dendy, 
born  at  Lewisham,  co. 
Kent,  29  February,died 
there  7  April,  and  bur. 
in  Lewisham  Cemetery 
II  April  1872. 


Robert  Arthur  Dendy,  = 
born  at  Chichester  5 
September,  bapt.  at  All 
Saints',  Chichester,  3 
October  1873  ;  educa- 
ted at  Brighton  Col- 
lege, and  at  University 
College,  Oxford,  ma- 
triculated 15  October 
1892,  aged  19,  B.A. 
1896. 


Constance  Mary,  youngest  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
Thorp,  M.A.  of  Magdalen  College,  Oxford, 
and  Vicar  of  Felbridge,  co.  Sussex ;  marr.  at 
St.  John's,  Felbridge,  14  September  1898,  by 
her  father,  the  Rev.  John  Thorp,  assisted  by 
the  Rev.  Douglas  Yeoman  Blakiston,  Vicar 
of  East  Grinstead,  co.  Sussex,  and  the  Rev. 
Cecil  Renshaw  Blaker,  Vicar  of  Turner's  Hill, 
CO.  Sussex. 


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/ 


Sophia,  born  at  Chichester, 
CO.  Sussex,  27  September 
1823,  registered  at  Dr. 
Williams'  Library,  and  bapt. 
as  an  adult  at  St.  Peter's, 
Chichester ;  marr.  William 
Legge  Reid,  M.D. 


I 


Rev.  Arthur  Dendy,  born  at  Chichester  25  December  1824, 
registered  at  Dr.  Williams'  Library,  and  bapt.  as  an  adult  at 
St.  Peter's,  Chichester  ;  educated  at  Wadham  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  13  April  1842,  aged  17;  B.A.  1846,  M.A.  1851, 
B.D.  and  D.D.  i860;  Hon.  Cxinon,  Precentor,  and  Sub-Dean  of 
St.  Peter's  Cathedral,  Adelaide,  South  Australia,  18S2;  marr. 
Caroline  Aldridge,  by  whom  he  had  issue  four  sons,  Arthur, 
Edward,  Frank  and  Alfred.      He  died  8  August  1891. 


Richard  Sidney  Dendy= 
of  Bognor,  co.  Sussex, 
born  at  Turret  House, 
Felpham,  co.  Sussex,  31 
March,  bapt.  at  Felp- 
ham 5  May  1859;  Fellow 
of  the  Royal  Geographi- 
cal Society  ;  formerly 
Lieutenant  3rd  Battalion 
(Militia)  Hampshire 
Regiment. 


=Louisa,  younger  dau. 
of  John  Woods  of 
Chichester  by  Louisa 
Maria  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  Thomas ;  born 
13  January,  bapt.  at  St. 
Olave's,  Chichester,  13 
April  1851;  marr. at  Holy 
Trinity,  Sydenham,  co. 
Surrey,  9  Septen  ber 
1890,  by  the  Rev.  Henry 
Stevens,  the  Vicar. 


Robert  William  Miller  Dendy,  born  at  The 
Myrtles,  Farncombe  Road,  Worthing,  co. 
Sussex,  10  April,  and  bapt.  at  St.  George's, 
Worthing,  5  May  1892,  by  the  Rev.  Horatio 
Charles  Moor. 


Ada  Sophia,  born  at  Southover,  co.  Sussex, 
13  October,  bapt.  there  (by  the  Rev. 
Arthur  Dendy,  D.D.)  14  November  1861 ; 
marr.  at  St.  Paul's,  Chichester  (by  the 
Rev.  John  Frederic  Maul,  the  Vicar, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  W.  H.  Campion),  24 
November  i88r.  Major  Ribton  Gore 
(youngest  son  of  the  Ven''''^  John  Ribton 
Gore,  Archdeacon  of  Achonry  and  Vicar 
of  Dromard,  co.  Sligo,  by  Frances  Brabazon 
his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Dunsford  Ellard  of 
Renmore,  co.  Galway)  ;  born  12  March 
1852  ;  Major  Royal  Sussex  Regiment, 
served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  1884-85, 
with  the  Desert  Column  on  the  Nile  (medal 
with  clasp  and  Khedive's  Star). 

A. 


(Jy^  xf-O^^ 


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MURRAY-AYNSLEY. 

Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — Quarterly  :  ist  and  4th,  Gules, 
on  a  bend  ermine,  between  two  quatrefoils  or,  three  mullets 
of  six  points  azure,  Aynsley  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  Azure,  three 
mullets,  and  in  chief  an  annulet  argent  within  a  double 
tressure  flory  counter-flory,  or,  Murray. 

Crest. — A  man  in  armour,  holding  in  the  dexter  hand  a  sword  erect 
proper,  pomel  and  hilt  or,  and  in  the  sinister,  in  front  of  his 
breast,  a  shield  gules,  charged  with  a  bend  argent,  thereon 
three  mullets  of  six  points  or. 

Motto. — Furth  fortune  and  fill  the  fetters. 


ifWlurraj^^aipnslep  of  Hall  Court, 
CO,  ^ant0. 


The  Ven"'  Lord  Charles  Murray- Ay nsley  of  Little=i=Alicia,  sole  heir  of  Gawen  Aynsley  of 
Harle  Tower,  co.  Northumberland  (5th  son  of  John,  Little  Harle  Tower,  her  great-uncle,  and 
3rd  Duke  of  Athole,  K.T.,  by  the  Lady  Charlotte     dau.   of  George    Mitford,   by    Mary  his 

wife,  dau.  of  John  Thirelkeld  of  Tritling- 
ton,  CO.  Northumberland  ;  born  at  Mor- 
peth, CO.  Northumberland,  16  May, 
bapt.  there  12  August  1768;  marr.  at 
Reading,  co.  Berks,  18  June  1793  ; 
died  at  Bocking  13  June,  bur.  there 
18  June  1813. 


his  wife,  only  surviving  child  and  heir  of  James,  2nd 
Duke  of  Athole,  K.T.)  ;  born  21  October  1771 ;  of  New 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  30  June  1789,  aged  18, 
B.A.  1792,  M.A.  1801,  Dean  of  Bocking,  co.  Essex, 
1803,  Archdeacon  of  Sodor  and  Man  1803;  by  the 
King's  Sign  Manual  dated  15  June  1793,  he  was 
authorized  to  assume  the  surname  of  Aynsley  in 
addition  to  and  after  that  of  Murray,  and  to  bear  the 
arms  of  Aynsley  quarterly  with  those  of  Murray ; 
died  at  the  Deanery,  Bocking,  5  May,  bur.  at  Bocking 
9  May  1808. 


Charlotte  Murray,  born  at  Little  Harle 
Tower  8  April,  bapt.  at  Kirkwhelpington, 
CO.  Northumberland,  12  May  1794;  marr. 
at  Dunkeld  House,  co.  Perth,  28  January 
1812,  General  Sir  John  Oswald,  G.C.B., 
G.C.M.G.,  of  Dunnikier  House,  co.  Fife 
(son  of  James  Townsend  Oswald  of  Dun- 
nikier House,  M. P.  for  the  Kirkby  Burghs, 
by  Janet  Grey  his  wife,  of  Skibbo,  co. 
Sutherland);  sometime  Governor  of  the 
Ionian  Islands,  served  in  the  Peninsular 
War  under  the  Duke  of  Wellington,  in 
command  of  the  5th  Division  at  the 
Battle  of  Vittoria,  Colonel  35th  Regi- 
ment. She  died  at  Dunnikier  House 
22  February,  and  was  bur.  at  Kirkaldy, 
CO.  Fife,  27  February  1827.  He  marr. 
zndly  29  October  1829,  Amelia  Jane, 
4th  dau.  of  Lord  Henry  Murray  of 
Mount  Murray,  Isle  of  Man,  who  died 
20  April  1896.  He  died  at  Dunnikier 
House  on  Monday,  8  June,  and  was  bur. 
at  Kirkaldy,  co.  F'ife,  13  June  1840. 


A 


John  Murray  Murray-= 
Aynsley  of  Under- 
down,  CO.  Hereford, 
and  of  Little  Harle 
Tower  ;  born  at  Little 
Harle  Tower  2  June, 
bapt.  at  Kirkwhelping- 
ton 7  August  1795  ; 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co. 
Hereford  ;  died  at 
Underdown  on  Fri- 
day, 25  March,  bur. 
at  Olveston,  co.  Glou- 
cester, 30  March  1870. 
Will  dated  14  Feb- 
ruary 1868,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  240,  70) 
25  April  1870,  by 
Emma  Sara  Aynsley 
of  Underdown,  the 
relict,  the  Executrix. 


=Emma  Sara,  3rd  and  youngest 
dau.  and  coheir  of  Samuel 
Peach  Peach  (formerly  Samuel 
Peach  Cruger)  of  Tockington 
House,  CO.  Gloucester,  by 
Clarissa  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Charles  Partridge,  of  Cotham 
House,  Westbury,  co.  Glou- 
cester ;  born  at  Tockington 
House  2  July,  bapt.  at  Olves- 
ton 12  August  1792;  marr. 
there  24  June  1820  ;  died  at 
133  Queen's  Gate,  Kensing- 
ton, London,  aged  84,  27 
February,  bur.  at  Olveston  3 
March  1877.  Will  dated  27 
January  1874,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  169,  77)  27  March 
1877),  by  Captain  Charles 
Muriay-Aynsley,  R.N.,  the 
son,  the  sole  Exor. 


Vice-Admiral  Charles  Murray-Aynsley,  R.N.,  of= 
Hall  Court,  Botley,  co.  Hants;  born  21  Sep- 
tember, bapt.  privately  at  Olveston  24  September 
1821  ;  served  at  Bomarsund  1854,  in  the  Expe- 
dition to  the  Sea  of  Azov  and  at  Kinburn  1855, 
Companion  of  the  Bath,  Knight  of  the  Legion 
of  Honour  and  5th-Class  Medjidie,  served  in 
the  Baltic  and  in  the  Crimea  (medals);  J. P.  for 
CO.  Hants. 


=.^ugusta  Judith,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Gilbert 
Campion  of  Calcutta  ;  born  19  November 
1839,  and  bapt.  at  Calcutta  ;  marr.  at 
St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Kensington,  London, 
9  December  1861  ;  died  on  s.s.  "  Doric  "  on 
her  way  home  from  New  Zealand,  aged  54, 
on  Saturday,  17  June  1893,  and  bur.  at  sea. 


76 


George  Edward  Collingwood  Murray-Aynsley, 
born  at  Little  Harle  Tower,  co.  Northumber- 
land, 17  September,  bapt.  at  Kirkwhelping- 
ton,  CO.  Northumberland,  10  October  1798; 
died,  aged  4  months,  ai  January,  bur.  at 
Kirkwhelpington  23  January  1799. 


George  Edward  Collingwood  Murray-Aynsleyj 
born  at  Little  Harle  Tower  17  November, 
bapt.  at  Kirkwhelpington  28  November  1799; 
died,  aged  2  weeks,  5  December,  bur.  at 
Kirkwhelpington  7  December  1799. 


Athol  Keturah  Murray,  born  at  Little  Harle 
Tower  22  July,  bapt.  at  Kirkwhelpington  15 
August  1801  ;  marr.  at  St.  Margaret's,  West- 
minster, 5  June  1826)  the  Ven'''=  Sir  Herbert 
Oakeley,  3rd  Bart.  (3rd  son  of  Sir  Charles 
Oakeley,  ist  Bart.,  Governor  of  Madras,  by 
Helena  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Robert  Beatson 
of  Killirie,  co.  Fife) ;  born  at  Madras  10  Feb- 
ruary 1791 ;  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matricu- 
lated 25  April  1807,  aged  16,  Student  1807-23, 
B.A.  181 1,  M.A.  1813,  Pebendary  of  St.  Paul's 
and  of  Litchfield  1816,  and  of  Worcester  1817, 
Vicar  of  Eahng,  co.  Middlesex,  1822-34,  Dean 
and  Rector  of  Bocking,  co.  Essex,  1834-45, 
Archdeacon  of  Colchester  1841  ;  died  in  Lon- 
don 27  March,  bur.  at  Bocking  4  April  1845. 
She  died  26  January,  and  was  bur.  at  Bocking 
3  February  1844.  =j= 


James  Atholl  Murray  Murray-Aynsley  of  Waterville,= 
Compton,  East  Canada;  born  18  June  1823;  Captain 
79th  Highlanders  ;  died  in  Canada,  aged  45,  on  Easter 
Sunday,  28  March  1869,  and  bur.  at  Waterville. 
Will  dated  3  May  1864,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  512, 
69)  17  August  1869,  by  Hannah  Maria  Aynsley  of 
Waterville,  Compton,  East  Canada,  the  relict,  one  of 
the  Exors. 


^Hannah  Maria,  dau.  of  John  Tustin 
of  Ledbury,  co.  Hereford,  by  Maria  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Samuel  Taylor;  born  16 
August  1834,  and  bapt.  at  Ledbury;  marr. 
at  St.  Paul's,  Covent  Garden,  London,  23 
October  1855. 


Alicia  Harriett,  born  at  Abbey  Gardens, 
St.  John's  Wood,  London,  18  August, 
bapt.  at  Ledbury  26  September  1864; 
marr.  at  Christ  Church,  Westminster, 
on  Thursday,  15  January  1891  (by  the 
Rev.  Daniel  Moore,  Vicar  of  Holy 
Trinity,  Paddington,  London,  Preben- 
dary of  St.  Paul's  and  Chaplain-in- 
Ordinary  to  the  Queen,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Charles  Gray  Hill,  Rector  of 
Warboys,  co.  Huntingdon,  and  the 
Rev.  Frederick  William  Vinter,  uncle 
of  the  bridegroom),  the  Rev.  Alfred 
Evans  Vinter  (son  of  John  Alfred 
Vinter  of  Monmouth  Road,  Bayswater, 
London,  by  Harriet  Sowley  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Edward  Evans) ;  born  4  Octo- 
ber, bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,  Little 
Queen  Street,  London,  5  November 
1854  ;  of  Sidney  Sussex  College,  Cam- 
bridge, B.A.  and  bracketed  20th 
Wrangler  1877,  M.A.  1880,  Principal 
of  Hockerill  Training  College  since 
1898.  =r 

/k 


John  Francis  Murray-Aynsley, 
born  27  October  1866,  and 
bapt.  at  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia  ; 
Commander  R.N.,  served  in 
the  Bombardment  of  Alexan- 
dria 1882  (medal  with  clasp 
and  Khedive's  Star). 


Clara  Adelaide,  born 
at  Waterville  in  No- 
vember 1867  ;  marr. 
at  Paddington  in  June 
1888,  the  Rev.  Samuel 
Martin  Young  (son  of 
Rev.  Thomas  Young 
of  Malvern,  co.  Wor- 
cester, by  Mary  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Meares) ; 
born  14  September 
1859;  of  Trinity  Col- 
lege, Dublin,  B.-A. 
1881,  M.A.  1884,  As- 
sociation Secretary  of 
Mission  to  Seamen  for 
Northwest  District 
since  1893,  Chaplain 
of  Manchester  Shi[) 
Canal.      =f= 


n 


Elizabeth  Ann  Murray,  born  at  Little  Harle  Tower,  co. 
Northumberland,  30  October,  bapt.  at  Kirkwhelpington, 
CO.  Northumberland,  27  November  1802;  died  at  Leaming- 
ton, CO.  Warwick,  aged  77,  on  Monday,  7  June,  bur.  there 
II  June  1880.  Will  dated  22  May  1880,  proved  at  Bir- 
mingham 23  June  1880,  by  Rear-Admiral  Charles  Murray- 
Aynsley,  C.B.,  of  Hall  Court,  Botley,  co.  Hants,  and 
Algernon  Sidney  Field  of  Leamington  Priors,  co.  Warwick, 
the  Exors. 


! 

Edward  Charles  Murray-Aynsley, 
born  at  Little  Harle  Tower  7 
December,  bapt.  at  Kirkwhelping- 
ton 27  December  1805  ;  died  an 
infant. 


B 


Rev.  John  CrugerMurray= 
Murray-Aynsley  of  Great 
Brampton,  Madley,  co. 
Hereford ;  born  at  Tock- 
ington  House,  co.  Glou- 
cester, 2 1  February,  bapt. 
privately  at  Olveston,  co. 
Gloucester,  28  March 
1825;  of  Christ  Church, 
0.\ford,  matriculated  19 
October  1843,  aged  18, 
B.A.  1847,  M.A.  1851, 
Rector  of  Walton  with 
Weston-in-Gordano,  co. 
Somerset,  1852-55,  J. P. 
for  CO.  Hereford. 


=Harriett  Georgiana 
Maria,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Frederick 
Manners-Sutton  of 
Kelham,  co.  Not- 
tingham, by  the 
Lady  Henrietta 
Barbara  Lumley 
his  wife,  dau.  of 
John,  7th  Earl  of 
Scarborough ;  born 
24  March,  1827  ; 
marr.  at  Padding- 
ton,  London,  6 
July  1852  ;  died  6 
August,  bur.  at 
Madley  1 1  August 
1898. 


Major-General  George= 
Herbert  Murray  Murray- 
Aynsley  of  East  Court, 
Cosham,  co.  Hants ; 
born  at  Tockington 
House  4  September, 
bapt.  privately  at  Olves- 
ton 25  September  1826; 
of  the  6th  Madras 
Cavalry;  died  10 Decem- 
ber, bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  14 
December  1887.  Will 
dated  5  October  1870, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  398, 
88)  8  May  1888,  by 
Emily  Elizabeth  Murray- 
Aynsley  of  117  Lad- 
broke  Grove,  Notting 
Hill,  CO.  Middlesex,  the 
relict,  the  sole  Exor. 


=Emily  Elizabeth,  young- 
est dau.  of  Robert 
Hand  of  Great  Cum- 
berland Place,  Lon- 
don, by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  W.  Learmonth; 
born  II  October  1831 ; 
marr.  at  Bellary,  East 
Indies,  12  February 
1848  ;  died  18  August, 
bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery  22  August 
1894.  Adinon  was 
granted  at  the  Princi- 
pal Registry  6  Septem- 
ber 1894,  to  Emma 
Murray  Prust  (wife 
of  Charles  Bateman 
Prust),  the  dau.,  one 
of  the  next  of  kin. 


P^mma  Murray,  born  at  Bellary,  East 
Lidies,  16  July  1849;  marr.  at  St. 
James',  Dover,  co.  Kent,  8  October 
1867  (by  the  Rev.  John  Cruger  Murray 
Murray-Aynsley,  M.A.,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Horace  Wheeler,  M.A),  Charles 
Bateman  Prust  of  Tenby,  co.  Pem- 
broke (only  son  of  Charles  Prust  of 
Tenby,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  by  Jane  his 
wife,  dau.  of  W.  Hame,  J. P.)  :  born  31 
December  1840,  and  bapt.  at  Haver- 
fordwest, CO.  Pembroke;  Captain  and 
Hon.  Major  7th  Battalion  Rifle  Bri- 
gade 1878-87,  fornAerly  Captain  60th 
Rifles. 

■T 

A 


Charles  Edward  Murray= 
Murray-Aynsley  of  Santa 
Coupa,  Mercara,  Coorg, 
India;  born  31  January 
1850,  and  bapt.  in  the 
East  Indies. 


=Fanny,  dau.  of  Rev.  Alfred 
Fennell,  B.A.  of  Queen's 
College,  Cambridge,  and 
Chaplain  of  the  Madras 
Ecclesiastical  Establishment; 
marr.  at  St.  Mark's,  Mercara, 
Coorg,  20  October  1880,  by 
the  Rev.  Alfred  Fennell, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  Charles 
John   Etty. 


78 


Hugh  Percy  Murray  Murray-Aynsley  of=j=Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 


Riverlaw,  Christchurch,  New  Zealand 
born  at  Tockington  House,  co.  Glouces- 
ter, 8  October,  bapt.  privately  at  Olveston, 
CO.  Gloucester,  5  November  1828 ;  a 
Member  of  the  Legislative  Council  of 
New  Zealand,  formerly  of  the  Trinidad 
Legislative  Council. 


John  Henry  Murray-Aynsley 
of  Christchurch,  New  Zea- 
land;  born  24  July  i860, 
and  bapt.  at  Christchurch, 
New  Zealand ;  M.R.C.S.  Eng., 
L.R.C.P.  Lond.,  formerly 
Captain  7th  Battalion  Rifle 
Brigade  (Tower  Hamlets 
Militia)  ;  marr.  at  Christ- 
church on  Monday,  27  April 
1891,  Elizabeth  Anderson, 
only  dau.  of  Andrew  Key, 
M.D.,  of  Montrose,  New 
Brunswick. 


Campbell  of  George  Square, 
Edinburgh  ;  marr.  at  Edin- 
burgh 7  June  1859  ;  died  at 
Riverlaw,  Christchurch,  in 
July  1893. 


Charles  Percy  Murray-Aynsley, 
born  7  January  1862,  and  bapt. 
at  Christchurch,  New  Zealand. 


Agnes  Athole,  born  i  May 
1863,  and  bapt.  ai  Christchurch, 
New  Zealand. 


Archibald  Cruger  Murray- 
Aynsley ;  born  23  July  1864, 
and  bapt.  at  Christchurch,  New 
Zealand. 


Emma  Athole  Murray, 
born  at  Tockington 
House,  and  bapt.  pri- 
vately at  Olveston  22 
March  1831  ;  died 
at  Tockington  House, 
aged  12, 19  Dec,  bur.  at 
Olveston  24  Dec.  1843. 


George  Murray-Aynsley,  born 
19  November  1865,  and  bapt. 
at  Christchurch,  New  Zealand. 


Emma  Mary,  born  in  1867,  and 
bapt.  at  Christchurch,  New 
Zealand.  

Helen  Elizabeth,  born  in  1868, 
and  bapt.  at  Christchurch,  New 
Zealand. 


John  Percy  Murray  Murray- 
Aynsley,  born  6  June  1853. 


Clara  Emily  Stewart  Murray, 
born  in  the  East  Indies  22 
April  1858  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Cuthbert's,  South  Kensing- 
ton, London,  on  Saturday, 
5  October  1889  (by  the 
Rev.  Robert  Thrupp),  Owen 
Andrew  Armstrong  of  32 
Elgin  Road,  Dublin  (son  of 
George  Armstrong  of  Dub- 
lin, by  Emma  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Robert  Hand) ;  born  / 
February  1850.  She  died 
at  72  Porchester  Terrace, 
London,  on  Monday,  3  Sep- 
tember, and  was  bur.  in 
Kensal  Green  Cemetery, 
London,  5  September  1894. 


Maud  Murray,  born  in  i860 ;  marr.  at  Bangalore,  India  (by  the  Rev. 
John  Cruger  Murray  Murray-Aynsley,  M.A.),  24  December  1881, 
Lieut.-Colonel  Charles  Maximilian  Thomas  Western,  R.A.  (eldest 
son  of  Charles  Maximilian  Thomas  Western,  by  Harriet  his  wife, 
dau.  of  William  Balfour  of  Balfour  and  Trenaby,  Orkney) ;  born 
2  September  1855  ;  Assistant-Adjutant-General,  Madras,  January 
1893  to  March  1894;  died  in  India  3  March  1898. 

A 

Alice  Elizabeth  Murray,  born  in  1863;  marr.  at  Wymering,  co. 
Hants  (by  the  Rev.  Horatio  Bolton  Smith,  Vicar  of  Wymering), 
15  April  1882,  Major  Gilbert  Frederick  Allan  Norton,  R.A.  (son 
of  the  Hon"=  James  Norton  of  Elswick,  Sydney,  New  South  Wales, 
Member  of  the  Legislative  Council,  by  Marian  his  2nd  wife,  only 
dau.  of  John  Backhouse  of  Ipswich,  co.  Suffolk)  ;  born  8  March 
1855  ;  served  in  the  Afghan  War  1878-79,  in  the  Egyptian 
Expedition  1882,  at  Battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with  clasp  and 
bronze  star),  in  Soudan  Expedition  1884-85,  actions  at  Abu  Klea, 
El  Gubat,  Metammeh  and  second  action  at  Abu  Klea  (twice 
mentioned  in  despatches,  2  clasps,  brevet  of  Major),  and  in  opera- 
tions on  North- West  Frontier  of  India,  served  with  the  Malakand 
Field  Force  1897-98  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  1898  (mentioned  in  despatches).  She 
died  in  Jamaica,  West  Indies,  on  Friday,  31  January  1896,  and 
was  bur.  there.  =j= 


79 


Bototiestuell  of  i^ull  Court,  to.  Wiovtmtx. 


Arms. — Or,  a  fesse  wavy  between  six  billets  sable. 


John  Edmund  Dowdeswell  of  Pull  Court,  co.  Worcester  (son  of  the  Rt.= 
Hon'''^  William  Dowdeswell  of  Pull  Court,  M.P.  for  co.  Worcester,  and 


Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,  by  Bridget  his  wife, 
youngest  dau.  of  Sir  William  Codrington,  Bart.,  of 
Dodington,  co.  Gloucester) ;  born  at  1 3  Stratton 
Street,  London,  3  March,  bapt.  at  St.  George's, 
Hanover  Square,  London,  31  March  1772,  educated 
at  Westminster  and  at  Christ  Church,  Oxford, 
matriculated  29  April  1789,  aged  17,  B.A.  1793, 
M.A.  1795,  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
1796,   Bencher   1S34;    Recorder   of  Tewkesbury    1798-1833,    M.P 


Seal  of  the  Rt.  HonWe 
William  Dowdeswell. 
Arms  :  Dowdeswell 
quartering  Hammond. 


for 


Tewkesbury  1812-32,  Master  in  Chancery  1820-50,  and  a  Commissioner 
of  Bankrupts ;  succeeded  to  the  whole  of  the  family  estates  on  the  death 
of  his  brother,  the  Rev.  Edward  Christopher  Dowdeswell,  D.D. ;  died  at 
Pull  Court  II  November,  bur.  at  Bushley,  co.  Worcester,  16  November 
1851.  Will  dated  25  February  185 1,  proved  (P.C.C,  918,  51)  16 
December  185 1,  by  Williain 

Dowdeswell,    the    son,    the  >/         /     ^  ^  j^ 

sole  Exor.  /^    ^f  ^^ ^-z^^^g^  ^c-'-v^^^ 


=Carolina,  dau.  of 
Charles  Brietzcke 
of  St.  James'  Place, 
London,  by  Cathar- 
ine his  wife,  dau. 
of  Richard  Ware 
of  Ludgate  Street, 
London;  born  at  St. 
James'  Place,  Lon- 
don, 13  Sept.,  bapt. 
at  St.  Martin-in-the- 
Fields,  London,  1 1 
Oct.  1770;  marr.  at 
St.  James',  West- 
minster, 4  Sept. 
1800 ;  died  at  7 
Park  Place,  St. 
James',  Westmin- 
ster, 6  May,  bur.  at 
Bushley  24  May 
1845. 


Catharine,  born  at  St.  James'  Place, 
London,  8  Sept.,  bapt.  at  St.  James', 
Westminster,  6  Oct.  1801  ;  marr. 
there  10  Jan.  1833,  Richard  Beauvoir 
Berens  of  Kevington,  St.  Mary  Cray, 
CO.  Kent  (eldest  son  of  Joseph  Berens 
of  Kevington,  by  Charlotte  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Richard  Benyon  of  Engle- 
field  House,  co.  Berks) ;  born  in  the 
parish  of  St.  Giles',  London,  14  Dec. 
1801,  bapt.  at  St.  Giles-in-the-Fields 
27  Jan.  1802;  of  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  10  Feb.  1820, 
aged  18,  B.A.  1823,  M.A.  1827,  a 
Student  of  Lincoln's  Inn  17  Nov. 
1823;  died  at  Kevington,  aged  58, 
25  Feb.,  bur.  at  Orpington,  co.  Kent, 
3  March  1859.  Wilfdated  7  May 
1853,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  268,  59) 
II  May  1859,  by  Catharine  Berens 
of  Kevington,  co.  Kent,  the  relict, 
and  Henry  Hulse  Berens  of  Sidcup, 
CO.  Kent,  the  brother,  the  Exors. 
She  died  at  Kevington  5  Aug.,  and 
was  bur.  at  Orpington  10  Aug.  1878. 


William  Dowdeswell  of  Pull  Court ;  born= 
at  St.  James'  Place,  London,  18  Oct., 
bapt.  at  St.  James',  Westminster,  16 
Nov.  1804;  educated  at  Westminster 
and  at  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matricu- 
lated 22  Oct.  1822,  aged  18,  B.A.  1826, 
M.A.  1829,  M.P.  for  Tewkesbury  1835 
-47,  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Worcester, 
High  Sheriff  1855,  J. P.  for  co.  Glouces- 
ter; died  at  Pull  Court  6  Feb.,  bur.  at 
Bushley  11  Feb.  1887.  Will  dated  26 
May  1876,  with  codicil  dated  30  Jan. 
1886,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  407,  87)  26 
May  1887,  by  the  Rev.  Edmund  Richard 
Dowdeswell  of  Bushley  Vicarage,  co. 
\\'orcester,  one  of  the  Exors. 


=Amelia  Letitia, 
youngest  dau. 
of  Robert  Gra- 
ham of  Cossing- 
ton  House,  co. 
Somerset,  some- 
time of  the 
Hon^^  East 
India  Co.'s  Ser- 
vice, by  Sarah 
his  wife,  dau.  of 
Stephen  Paul ; 
born  in  India 
26  December 
1 8 1 1  ;  marr.  at 
Cossington  19 
March  1839. 


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I 


Seal  of  William 

Dowdeswell.     Anns: 

Dowdeswell  impaling 

Graham. 

80 


John  Christopher  Dowdeswell,  born  at  St.  James'= 
Place,  London,  lo  August,  bapt.  at  St.  James', 
Westminster,  15  September  1806  ;  educated  at  West- 
minster, and  at  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matriculated 
26  May  1823,  aged  16,  Student  1824-33,  B.A.  1827, 
M.A.  1830,  Barrister-at-Lavv  of  the  Inner  Temple 
1832,  Recorder  of  Tewkesbury  1833;  died  at  Pull 
Court,  CO.  Worcester,  18  September,  bur.  at  Bushley, 
CO.  Worcester,  23  September  1850.  Will  dated  7 
March  1850,  proved  (P.C.C,  804,  50)  6  November 
1850,  by  William  Dovfdeswell  of  Pull  Court,  co. 
Worcester,  the  brother,  one  of  the  Exors. 


=Sophia,  dau.  of  Charles  Godfrey  Mundy 
of  Burton  Hall,  co.  Leicester,  by  Harriet 
his  wife  (senior  co-heir  of  the  Barony 
of  Scrope  of  Masham),  only  child  and 
heir  of  Charles  Burrell  Massingberd  of 
Ormsby  Hall,  co.  Lincoln ;  born  22 
May  1810  ;  marr.  at  Holy  Trinity, 
Marylebone,  London,  29  August  1833; 
died  at  Ripple  Hall,  co.  Worcester,  19 
May,  bur.  at  Bushley  25  May  1847. 


John  Charles  Dowdeswell, 
born  in  June  1834;  died 
in  infancy,  and  bur.  at 
North  Audley  Street 
Chapel,   London. 


John  Mundy  Dowdeswell,  born  8= 
February  1843  ;  Captain  12th 
Lancers,  retired  1875  ;  died  at  2 
Queen's  Gardens,  London,  14  July, 
bur.  at  Bushley  17  July  1893.  Will 
dated  21  August  1875,  with  codicil 
dated  3  February  1892,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  888,  93)  13  October 
1893,  by  Annie  Rossmore  Dow- 
deswell, the  relict,  and  Arthur 
Christopher  Dowdeswell,  the  Exors. 


=Annie  Rossmore,  dau.  of 
Benjamin  Bacon  Williams  of 
Buscot  Park,  Faringdon,  co. 
Berks,  by  Clara  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Derby  Coventry 
of  Greenlands,  co.  Bucking- 
ham ;  born  21  March  1846, 
and  bapt.  at  the  English 
Church,  Paris  ;  marr.  at  St. 
James',  Paddington,  Lon- 
don (by  the  Rev.  Edmund 
Richard  Dowdeswell),  on 
Saturday,  21  August  1875. 


g 


William  Edward  Dowdeswell  of  Pull  Court ;  born  at  Pull= 
Court  13  June,  bapt.  at  Bushley  18  September  1841  ;  educated 
at  Westminster  and  at  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matriculated  16 
June  1859,  aged  18;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Worcester,  M.P. 
for  Tewkesbury  1865  to  March  1866,  and  for  West  Worcester- 
shire March  1866  to  June  1876;  died  at  Sarn  Hill,  Bushley, 
12  July,  bur.  at  Bushley  15  July  1893.  Will  dated  19  April 
1887,  proved  at  Worcester  16  November  1893,  by  Emily 
Dowdeswell,  the  relict,  the  Executrix. 


=Emily,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
George  Augustus  Parkyns  of 
Ruddington  Manor,  co.  Not- 
tingham, 6th  Bart.,  J. P.  and 
D.l/.,  by  Annie  Jennings  his 
wife;  born  8  July  1847  ;  marr. 
at  All  Saints',  Paddington, 
London,  2  February  1869. 


81 


Seal  of  Richard  Dowdeswell 
(born  1601)  to  deejj  dated  1634. 
This  Seal  was  ditg  up  near  a 
gate  in  the  Park  about  iSso. 


Charles  William  Dowdeswell, 
born  20  June,  bapt.  at 
Bushley,  co.  Worcester,  29 
August  1844;  died  18  Au- 
gust 1845. 


Henry  Francis  Dowdeswell, 
born  at  Park  Place,  St.  James', 
London,  5  July,  bapt.  at  Busii- 
ley  25  October  1845;  ^i'sd  ^' 
Torquay,  co.  Devon,  i  No- 
vember, bur.  at  Bushley  6 
November  1874.  Admon  was 
granted  at  the  Principal  Registry 
3  December  1874,  to  John 
Mundy  Dowdeswell  and  George 
Edward  Dowdeswell,  Lieutenant 
4th  Dragoon  Guards,  both  of 
Pull  Court,  CO.  Worcester,  the 
brothers  and  only  next  of  kin. 


George  Edward  Dowdeswell, 
born  at  Ripple  Hall,  co. 
Worcester,  9  May,  bapt.  at 
Bushley  22  August  1847  ; 
of  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards ; 
died  at  Dublin  Barracks  28 
January,  bur.  at  Bushley  i 
February  1876.  Admon  was 
granted  at  the  Principal  Registry 
4  May  1876,  to  John  Mundy 
Dowdeswell  of  2  Queen's  Gar- 
dens, Hyde  Park,  co.  Middlesex, 
the  brother,  and  only  next  of 
kin. 


Rev.  Edmund  Richard  Dowdeswell, 
of  Pull  Court,  and  of  Sam  Hill 
Grange,  Bushley ;  born  at  Pull 
Court  14  January,  bapt.  at  Bushley 
30  March  1845  ;  educated  at 
Westminster  and  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  16  October 
1863,  aged  18,  B.A.  1868,  M.A. 
1873,  Vicar  of  Bushley  1881-98, 
and  Patron  of  that  living. 


Arthur  Christopher  Dowdeswell 
of  Ripple  Hall;  born  at  Pull 
Court  9  January,  bapt.  at  Bush- 
ley 19  July  1846  ;  educated 
at  Westminster;  J. P.  for  counties 
of  Worcester  and  Gloucester, 
Member  of  the  Worcestershire 
County  Council;  died  unmarried 
at  Ripple  Hall  14  September,  bur. 
at  Bushley  20  September  1897. 


Charles  Henry  Dowdes- 
well, born  at  Pull  Court 
1 1  July,  bapt.  at  Bushley 
8  September  1850;  died 
25  February,  bur.  at 
Bushley  3  March  1851. 


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Facsimile  of  a  Silhouette  of  Richard  Price  of  The  Lawn, 
South  Lambeth,  co.  Surrey  (jrd  surviving  son  of  Sir  Charles 
Price,   Bart.,   of  Spring  Grove,   Richmond,   co.   Surrey),   born 
I  June   1 781,   died  /j   September  1852 ;    in  the  possession   of 
Major  Edward  Augustus   Uvedale  Price,  his  grandson. 


Facsimile  of  a  Silhouette  of  Elizabeth  Engel,  daughter 
of  Henry  Heyman  of  Queen  Square  House,  London,  and 
wife  of  Richard  Price  of  The  Lawn,  South  Lainbeth,  co. 
Surrey,  born  24  July  1784,  died  5  March  1847 ;  in 
the  possession  of  Major  Edward  A  ugustus  Uvedale  Price, 
her  grandson. 


/ 


3 


/  Marchwilhan,  one 
of  the  Princes  of 
North  Wales,  df 
Founder  of  the 
Itth  Tribe. 

i6  Cadwaiader,  the 
last  King  of  tlie 
Britons, 

ji  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

4.6  Gware,  Lord  of 
iVanvick. 

61  PadarnPeisrudd. 


J 


NAMES     OF     QUARTERINGS. 


2  Mou/e/,    Lord  of 
Roos. 


j6  Caradog    Vrtich- 
vras. 

gi  Meredith,  Prince 
of  Powys. 

106  PadarnPeisrudd. 


J2T  Cadwaiader,  the 
last  King  of  the 
Britons. 

ij6  Brochwcl  Ysgi- 
throg,  King  of 
Powys. 

iji  Marchudd,  one  of 
t}ie  js  Peers  of 
North  Wales. 

166  Tudor  Trevor, 
Lord  of  Here- 
ford. 

181  Coel  Godebog, 
King  of  Britain. 

ig6  Belt  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain, 


ly  Cadwallon,  King 
of  Britain. 

22  Conan  Tyndae- 
thwy.  King  of  the 
Cambro  Britons. 

4J  Coel  Godebog, 
King  of  Britain. 

62  Belt  Mawr,  Kitig 
of  Britain. 

jj  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 
g2  Blethyn  ap  Co- 
nan,  Prince  of 
North  Wales. 
107  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

122  Cadwallon,  King 
of  Britain. 

137  Vortiger,  King  of 
Britain. 


3  Griffith  Maelor. 


18  Cunedda       Wledig, 

King    of    North 

Wales. 
33  Idwal  Ywrch,  King 

of     the      Cambro 

Britons. 
48  Beli  Mawr,   King 

of  Britain. 

63  Blaidd  Riidd,  Lord 
ofGest. 

j8  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


152  Cadrod  Calche- 
vynydd.  Lord  of 
Dunstable. 

i6j  InyrapCadvarch. 


182  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 


P3  Conan,    Prince    of 

Poiiys. 

iq8  Meredith,  Prince  of 
Powys. 

123  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 

138  Beli  Mawr,  King  of 
Britain. 

'S3  Cynwydd,  Earl  of 
Nortltampton  and 
Lord  of  Dunstable. 

168  Vortiger,  King  of 
Britain. 

183  Brochwel  Ysgithrog., 
King  of  Poivys. 


4  Madoc  ap  Mere- 
dith. 


ig  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


34  Cadxvalader,    the 

last  King  of  t/ie 

Britons. 
4g  Brochwel      Ysgi- 

throg.    King  of 

Powys. 
64lt/tel    Vyllyn    of 

Yale. 

yg  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

Q4  Givaelhvoed, 

Prince  of  Gwent 
and  Cardigan, 
log  H&well Dha,King 
of  all  Wales. 

124  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


S  Blethyn  ap  Conan, 
Prince  of  North 
Wales. 

20  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

3^  Cadwallon,  King 
of  Britain. 

30  Vortiger,  King  of 
Britain. 

6^  Leolinus  Torgua- 
tus. 


80  Grojio   Lloyd  ap 
David. 


gS  Gwrydyr,  Prime 
of   Powys    and 
Cardigan, 
no  Cadell,   Prince  of 
South  Wales. 


igy  Madoc  apjardar.     ig8  Jardar, 


fjg  Conan  Tyndae- 
thwy,Kingoftlie 
Cambro  Britons. 

154  Coel  Godebog, 
J^"ig  0/ Britain. 

i6g  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

184  Vortiger,  King  of 
Britain. 

igg  Caradog     Vreich- 

vras. 


2/1  Cendric  ap  Rual-     212  Tudor  Trevor,  Lord    213  InyrapCadvarch. 
Ion.  of  Hereford. 


12^  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

140  Idwal  Ywrch, 
Kingoftlie  Cam- 
bro Brilons. 

IS5  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

lyo  Lludoc  ap  Cara- 
dog Vreichvras. 

183  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

200  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 

2T4  Vortiger,  King  of 
Britain. 


6  Conan,  Prince  of 
Powys. 

21  Meredith,  Prince 
of  Powys. 

36  Cunedda  Wledig, 
J^i"g  of  North 
Wales. 

31  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

66  CoelGodebog,King 
of  Britain. 

81  Marchudd,  one  of 
the  13  Peers  of 
North  Wales. 

g6  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

Ill  Roderic  Mawr, 
King  of  All 
Wales. 

126  Angharad  Verch 
Meuric. 

141  Cadwaiader,  tlu 
last  King  of  the 
Britons. 

136  Tudor  ap  Edne- 


7  Gwaethvoed, Prince 
of  Gwent  and 
Cardigan. 

22  Hoivell  Dlia,  King 
of  All  Wales. 

jy  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


32  Conan  Tyndae- 
thwy.  King  of  the 
Cambro  Britons, 

6y  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 


8  Gwrydyr,   Prince  of  g  Belt  Mawr,  King 

Powys    and    Car-  of  Britain. 

digan. 

23  Cadell,     Prince    of  24  Roderic     Mawr, 

South  Wales.  King     of     All 
Wales. 

38  Beli  Mawr,    King  3g  Angharad    Verch 

of  Britain.  Meuric. 

33  Idwal  Ywrch,  King  34  Cadwaiader,     the 

of     the      Catnbro  last  King  of  tlie 

Britons.  Britons. 

68  Howel  ap    Griffith  6g  Griffith  Goch. 
Goch. 


84  Coel 

King  of  Britain. 

gg  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


82  Cadrod  Calche- 
vynydd.  Lord  of 
Dunstable, 
gy  Edwin  ap  Teith- 
wall.  Prince  of 
Cardigan. 

112  Mervyn      Frych,     113  Gware,       Lord    of    114  Coel         Godebog, 
King  of  the  Cam-  Warwick.  King  of  Britain, 

bro  Britons. 

I2g  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 


S3  Cynwydd,  Earl  of 
Northampton  and 
Lord  of  Dunstable. 

g8  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 


I2y  Cunedda    Wledig,     128  Padarn  Peisrudd. 
King  of  North 
Wales. 
142  Cadwallon,  King    143  Cunedda       Wledig,    144  Padarn  Peisrudd. 
King     of     North 
Wales. 


of  Britain. 
137  Edncvet  Vychan. 


138  Cendric  apjcrworth.     ijg  Marchudd,  one  of 
the  15  Peers  of 

North  Wales. 


171  Caradog  Vreich- 
vras, 

186  Conan  Tyndae- 
thwy,  Kingoftlte 
Cambro  Britons. 

201  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


f/f  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 


172  Cunedda    Wledig,     173  Padarn  Peisnidd. 
King  of  North 


203  Ednevet  Vychan. 


174  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 
Wales. ' 

187  Idwal        Ywrch,     18S  Cadwaiader,  the  last    i8g  Cadwallon,  King 
King  of  the  Cam-  Kingof the  Britons,  of  Britain, 

bro  Britons. 
202  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 


204  Cendric    ap   Jer- 
worth. 


to  Edwin  ap  Teith- 
■wall.  Prince  of 
Cardigan. 

23  Mervyn  Frych, 
Kingof  the  Cam- 
bro Britons.     . 

40  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 

55  Cadwallon,  King 
of  Britain. 

70  Marchudd,  one  of 
ilie  13  Peers  of 
North  Wales. 

85  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain, 

too  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

113  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

130  Mervyn,  Prince  of 
Powys. 

143  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

160  Cadrod  Calchevy- 

nydd.    Lord    of 

I)unstable. 
J73  Griffith  ap  Conan, 

Prince  of  North 

Wales, 
igo  Cunedda    Wledig, 

King  of  North 

Wales. 
203  Marchudd,  one  of 

tlie  J3  Peers  of 

North  Wales. 


It  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 

26  Gware,  Lord  of 
Warwick. 

41  PadarnPeisrudd. 


^6  Cumdda        Wledig, 

King     of    North 

Wales. 
71  Cadrod       Calchevy- 

nydd,  LordofDttn- 

stable. 
86  Owen   Broggyntyn, 

Lord  of  Dinmael. 

loi  MorfyddVerchlJiyr, 
King  of  Gwent. 

116  Brochwel  Ysgithrog, 
King  of  Powys, 

131  Roderick  Mawr, 
Kingof  All  Wales. 

146  Angharad  Verch 
Meuric. 

161  Cynwydd,  Earl  of 
Northampton  and 
Lord  of  Dunstable. 

176  lago,  Prince  of 
North  Wales. 

igi  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


12  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


27  Coel  Godebog,  King 
of  Britain , 

42  Beli  Mawr,  Kingof 
Britain. 

37  Padarn  Peisrudd. 


13  Beli  Mawr,  King      14  Morfydd      Verch 
of  Britain.  Inyr,    King    of 

Gwent. 
28  Beli  Mawr,  King     2g  Brochwel      Ysgi- 
of  Britain.  throg.    King   of 

Pozvys. 
43  Mervyn,  Prince  of     44  Roderick    Mawr, 
Powys.  King      of     All 

Wales. 
38  Beli  Mawr,  King      3g  Angharad    Verch 
of  Britain.  Aleuric. 


72  Cynwydd,  Earl  of 
Northampton  and 
Lord  of  Dunstable. 

87  Madoc  Goch. 


103  Inyr,Kingof  Gwent. 


m 


2/6  Lludoc  ap  Cara-    217  CaradogVretchvras-     218  Cunedda    Jl7edig,     2ig  Padarn  Peisrudd. 
dog  Vreichvras.  King  of  North 

Wales. 


206  Cadrod  Calcltevy- 
nydd.  Lord  of 
Dunstable. 

220  Beli  Mawr,  Kingof 
Britain. 


117  Vortiger,  King  of 
Britain. 

J 32  Mervyn  Frych,  King 

of     the      Cambro 

Britons. 
147  Cunedda       Wledig, 

King     of    North 

Wales. 
162  Coel  Godebog,  King 

of  Britain. 

177  Anarawd,  Prince 
of  North  Wales. 

ig2  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

207  Cynwydd,  Earl  of 
Nort/campton  and 
Lord  of  Dunstable. 


73  Coel        Godebog,       74  Beli  Mawr,  King 
King  of  Britain.  of  Britain. 

88  Madoc  Goch.  8g  Gwemvynwyn,   a 

Chieftain         of 
Powys. 
J03  Cadwaiader,    the    104  Cadwallon,  King 
last  King  of  the  of  Britain. 

Britons, 
118  Beli  Mawr,  King    lig  Conan      Tyndae- 
of  Britain.  thwy,  Kingof  the 

Cambro  Britons. 
133  Gware,    Lord  of   134  Cod        Godebog, 
Warwick.  King  of  Britain. 

148  Padarn  Peisrudd.     I4g  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

163  Beli  Mawr,  King  164  Hwfa  ap  Cendric. 
of  Britain. 

178  Roderic  Mawr,  I7g  Mervyn  Frych, 
King  of  All  Kingoftlie  Cam- 
Wales,  bro  Britons. 

ig3  Angharad    Verch  ig4  Cunedda    Wledig,    IQS  PadarnPeisrudd. 

Meuric.  King  of  North 
Wales. 

208  Coel         Godebog,  2og  Beli  Mawr,  King    210  Hwfa  ap  Cendric. 

King  of  Britain.  of  Britain, 


15  I}tyr,  King  of 
Gwent. 

30  Vortiger,  King  of 
Britain. 

43  Mervyn  Frycli, 
Kingoftlie  Cam- 
bro Britons. 

60  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 

7S  Braint  Hir,  one 
of  the  15  Peers 
of  Wales. 

go  Owen  Cyveiliog, 
Prince  of  Powys. 

103  Cunedda  Wledig, 
King  of  North 
Wales. 

120  Idwal  Ywrch, 
Kingoftlie  Cam- 
bro Britons. 

133  Beli  Mawr,  King 
of  Britain. 

130  Blaidd  Rudd, 
Lord  of  Gest. 

163  Cendric  ap  Rual- 
lon. 


180  Gware,    Lord  of 
Wanvick. 


222  Marckwithan,  one  of  the  Princes  of  North 
Wales,  and  Founder  of  the  nth  Tribe. 


m 


c; 


o 


• 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms.  — 
Gules,  a  lion  rampant  argent. 

Crest. — A  lion  rampant  argent,  holding 
in  the  dexter  paw  a  rose  gules,  stalked  and 
leaved  vert. 

Motto. — Vive  ut  vivas. 


^rice. 


Richard  Price  of  The  Lawn,=T=Elizabeth  Engel,  and  dau. 
South  Lambeth,  co.  Surrey,     of  Henry  Heyman  of  Queen 


Merchant  (3rd  surviving  son 
of  Sir  Charles  Price,  ist 
Bart.,  of  Spring  Grove, 
Richmond,  co.  Surrey,  by 
Mary  his  wife,  youngest  dau. 
and  heiress  of  WiUiam  Rugge 
of  Buckden,  co.  Hants) ; 
born  in  London  i  June  1781, 
bapt.  at  St.  Sepulchre's,  Lon- 
don {no  record  in  Register)  ; 
died  at  South  Lambeth,  aged 
71,  15  September,  bur.  at 
St.  Mark's,  Kennington,  co. 
Surrey,  23  September  1852. 
Will  dated  1  September 
1849,  proved  (P.C.C,  783, 
52)  13  October  1852,  by 
Richard  Price,  the  son,  one 
of  the  Exors. 


Square  House,  London, 
Consul-General  for  the  Hans 
Towns,  by  Rosina  his  wife, 
dau.  of  William  Corbett  of 
London  ;  born  24  July 
1 784 ;  marr.  at  St.  Pancras', 
London,  r2  October  1805; 
died  at  The  Lawn,  South 
Lambeth,  aged  63,  5  March, 
bur.  at  St.  Mark's,  Kenning- 
ton, 13  March  1847. 


Henry  Charles  Price,  born  at  Ely  Place,  Holborn,  London,  1 1 
July,  bapt.  at  St.  Sepulchre's,  London,  12  August  1806;  died 
at  Roehampton,  co.  Surrey,   10  May  1817,  bur.  at  Richmond. 


Richard  Price,  born  in  London  29  August,  bapt.  at  St. 
Sepulchre's,  London,  8  October  1807  ;  died  in  London  5 
November,  bur.  at  St.  Sepulchre's,  London,  10  November  1808. 


John  Price,  born  in  London 
20  January,  bapt.  at  St. 
Sepulchre's,  London,  2 1 
February  1810  ;  died  at 
Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  aged 
II,  16  June,  bur.  at  St. 
Nicholas',  Brighton,  20  June 
1821. 


Mary,  born  at  Broadstairs,  co.  Kent,  i  September  1808,  and 
bapt.  at  St.  Sepulchre's,  London  ;  marr.  at  St.  Mark's, 
Kennington,  21  July  1836,  her  ist  cousin.  Sir  Arthur  James 
Rugge-Price,  5th  Bart.,  of  Spring  Grove,  Richmond  (3rd  son  of 
Sir  Charles  Price,  2nd  Bart.,  of  Spring  Grove,  Richmond,  by 
Mary  Ann  his  wife,  dau.  of  William  King  of  King  Street,  Covent 
Garden,  London);  born  at  Snow  Hill,  Holborn,  London,  22 
September,  bapt.  privately  20  October  1808,  received  into  the 
church  at  Bridewell  Chapel,  London,  31  January  1809;  succeeded 
his  brother,  Sir  Frederick  Pott  Price,  as  5th  Bart.,  15  November 
1873,  and  assumed  by  Royal  Licence  dated  7  March  1874, 
the  additional  surname  of  Rugge ;  died  at  his  residence,  54 
Ennismore  Gardens,  London,  in  his  84th  year,  on  Tuesday, 
5  January  1892,  bur.  in  the  family  vault  at  Richmond,  co.  Surrey, 
9  January  1892.  Will  dated  19  February  1885,  with  two  codicils 
dated  respectively  28  May  1887,  and  18  November  1890,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  186,  92)  i  February  1892,  by  Sir  Charles  Rugge- 
Price,  Bart.,  Irving  Frederick  de  Rougemont,  and  Henry  Pott, 
the  Exors.  =j= 


Thomas  Price,  born  in  Lon- 
don 16  April,  bapt.  at  St. 
Sepulchre's,  London,  4  May 
1 811;  died  in  London  12 
May,  bur.  at  St.  Sepulchre's, 
London,  14  May  18 11. 


Richard  Price,  born  in  Lon- 
don 20  April,  bapt.  at  St. 
Sepulchre's,  London,  20 
May  181 2;  died  at  Merton, 
CO.  Surrey,  25  March,  bur.  at 
Mitcham,  co.  Surrey,  29 
March  181 5. 


87 


Lieut. -Colonel  Augustus  Price,= 
born  in  London  14  June, 
bapt.  at  St.  Sepulchre's,  Lon- 
don, 13  July  1813 ;  Lieut.- 
Colonel  of  the  4th  Bombay 
Rifles ;  died  at  Bath,  co. 
Somerset,  aged  46,  on  Thurs- 
day, 17  May,  bur.  there  22 
May  i860.  Will  dated  16 
March  i860,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  411,  60)  18  June  i860, 
by  Elizabeth  Emma  Price  of 
Bath,  the  relict,  one  of  the 
Exors. 


=Elizabeth  Emma,  2nd  dau.  of  Christopher 
Hodgson,  Major-General  Bombay  Artil- 
lery, by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Anthony  Rowlandson  of  Wyddiar  Hall, 
CO.  Essex ;  born  at  Hinckley,  co.  Leices- 
ter, 30  September  1819,  bapt.  there  (no 
record  in  Register);  marr.  at  Bathwick, 
CO.  Somerset,  on  Tuesday,  27  April  1852 
(by  the  Rev.  Walter  Cotton  Hodgson, 
brother  of  the  bride) ;  died  at  Bourne- 
mouth, CO.  Hants,  21  October,  bur.  with 
her  husband  at  Bath  24  October  1890. 
Will  dated  20  January  1885,  with  codicil 
dated  24  September  1890,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  1053,  90)  18  November  1890,  by 
Herbert  Clifford  Saunders  of  i  Bolton 
Gardens,  South  Kensington,  London, 
Q.C.,  the  sole  Exor. 


Elizabeth  Kay,  born 
at  Mitcham,  co.  Sur- 
rey, 25  November 
1814,  bapt.  there  14 
February  18 15;  died 
unmarried  at  Fins- 
bury  Square,  London, 
15  February,  bur.  at 
St.  Sepulchre's,  Lon- 
don, 25  February 
1831. 


Augustus  Price  (twin  with 
FlorenceEngelAugusta), 
born  at  Mahableshwar, 
India,  28  January  1853, 
and  died  the  same  day. 

Florence  Engel  Augusta 
(twin  with  Augustus), 
born  at  Mahableshwar 
28  January  1853,  and 
bapt.  there. 


Petley  Lloyd  Augustus=pMary  Cotton,   dau.  of 


Price,  born  at  Poonah, 
Bombay  Presidency,  25 
April  1856,  and  bapt. 
there  ;  educated  at 
Cooper's  Hill ;  some- 
time Assistant  Engiheer 
Bengal  Civil  Service. 


P^^   ^   /^Zc'. 


Frederick  Arthur  Eger- 
ton.  Captain  R.N.,  by 
Juliet  Olivia  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Frederick  Bur- 
nett; born  at  Southsea, 
CO.  Hants,  1 1  Septem- 
ber, bapt.  at  St.  Jude's, 
Southsea,  20  October 
1S54;  marr.  at  Malpas, 
CO.  Chester,  26  August 
1884. 


Herman  Chicheley 
Augustus  Price, 
born  at  Bath  14 
June  1858,  and 
bapt.  there. 

Ada  Elizabeth  Au- 
gusta, born  at  Bath 
19  Aug.  1859,  and 
bapt.  there;  died  at 
Bournemouth  20 
Feb.,  bur.  at  Bath 
with  her  parents  23 
Feb.  1889. 


Augustus    Robert    Petley   Price,   born       Harold  Tudor  Egerton  Price,  born  in  Nova  Scotia  19 
in  Canada  4  May  1885;  Cadet  H.M.S.       March  1888.  _ 

"Worcester"  7  June  1897. 

Reginald  Price,  born  in  Nova  Scotia  28  August  1889. 

Elisabeth  Rosina  May,  born  in  Canada 

7  December  1886.  Ada  Marjorie,  born  in  Nova  Scotia  18  October  1890. 


Catherine  Rosina,  born  at  Karachi,  India, 
I  June  1852,  and  bapt.  there  ;  marr.  at 
Bombay  19  October  1872,  Thomas  Henry 
Moore  of  Bombay  (2nd  son  of  Thomas 
Durie  Moore,  by  Mary  Alcock  his  wife) ; 
born  29  November  1842. 


I 


George  Uvedale  Price,  Merchant  at  Amoy,  China ; 
born  at  Poonah,  India,  10  December  1853,  and 
bapt.  there ;  educated  at  Rossall  School. 


88 


Rosina  Mary,  born  at  Roehampton,  co. 
Surrey,  14  June,  bapt.  at  Putney,  co. 
Surrey,  11  July  18 16;  marr.  at  Clapham 
Parish  Church,  co.  Surrey,  on  Wednesday, 
8  January  1868  (by  the  Rev.  Charles 
Marshall,  M.  A.,  Vicar  of  St.  Bride's,  Fleet 
Street,  London,  and  Prebendary  of  St. 
Paul's)  [her  ist  cousin].  Sir  Frederick  Pott 
Price,  4th  Bart.,  of  Spring  Grove,  Rich- 
mond, CO.  Surrey  {2nd  son  of  Sir  Charles 
Price,  2nd  Bart.,  of  Spring  Grove,  Rich- 
mond, by  Mary  Ann  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  King  of  King  Street,  Covent 
Garden,  London);  born  at  Snow  Hill,  Lon- 
don, 5  September  1806,  bapt.  at  St.  Benet's, 
Paul's  Wharf,  London,  8  April  1807  ; 
succeeded  his  brother  as  4th  Bart.  3  July 
1866;  died  at  The  Grove,  Clapham,  aged 
67,  on  Saturday,  15  November  1873,  and 
bur.  in  the  family  vault  at  Richmond. 
Will  dated  19  February  1868,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  57,  74)  2  January  1874,  by 
Dame  Rosina  Mary  Price  of  15  The 
Grove,  Clapham,  co.  Surrey,  the  relict,  the 
sole  Executrix. 


I  I  I 
Charlotte  Augusta,  born  at  Roehampton  30  August, 
bapt.  at  Putney  30  September  181 7  ;  died  unmar- 
ried at  Linley  Lodge,  Park  Hill,  Clapham,  aged 
68,  on  Monday,  23  November,  bur.  in  Norwood 
Cemetery,  co.  Surrey,  28  November  1885.  Will 
dated  28  March  1884,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  1032, 
85)  14  December  1885,  by  Charles  Rugge-Price  of 
Spring  Grove,  Richmond,  co.  Surrey,  and  Hall 
Rokeby  Price,  the  Exors. 


Edward  Ralph  Price,  born  at  Roehampton  9 
November,  bapt.  at  Putney  20  December  18 18; 
died  at  Natal,  whilst  travelling  in  South  Africa, 
22  March  1852,  and  bur.  at  Natal. 


Richard  Price  of  23  Saville  Row,  London ;  born 
at  Roehampton  5  March,  bapt.  at  Putney  i  .^^pril 
1820;  died  unmarried  at  Brighton,  co.  Sussex, 
aged  44,  II  January,  bur.  at  Hove,  Brighton, 
14  January  1865. 


Edward  Augustus  Uvedale= 
Price  (twin  with  Emma 
Elizabeth) ;  born  at  Poonah 
18  October,  bapt.  there  29 
November  1854;  educated 
at  Rossall  School ;  Major 
4th  East  Surrey  Regiment. 


=Elizabeth  Henrietta,  2nd  dau.  of  Henry  John 
Philip  Dumas  of  7  The  Cedars,  Clapham 
Common,  J.  P.  for  co.  Surrey,  by  Janet 
Patterson  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Fairrie  of 
Greenock  ;  born  at  4  Cavendish  Terrace, 
Clapham  Common,  on  Thursday,  19  March, 
bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,  Clapham,  11  June  1857; 
marr.  there  on  Thursday,  27  October  1881,  by 
the  Rev.  Fitzwilliam  Wentworth  Atkins  Bowyer, 
Rector  of  the  parish,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Charles  Marshall,  M.A.,  Prebendary  of  St. 
Paul's,  and  Vicar  of  St.  Bride's,  Fleet  Street, 
London. 


Emma  Elizabeth 
(twin  with  Edward 
Uvedale  Augus- 
tus) ;  born  at 
Poonah  18  Octo- 
ber 1854,  and 
bapt.  there. 


I    I 
Helen  Rose  Elizabeth,  born  at  5  Trouville 
Road,  Clapham  Park,  on  Tuesday,  10  Oc- 
tober, bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,  Clapham,  24 
November  1882.       

Reginald  Henry  Uvedale  Price,  born  at  5 
Trouville  Road,  Clapham  Park,  on  Friday, 
23  November  1883,  bapt.  at  The  Church  of 
the  Ascension,  Balham  Hill,  co.  Surrey,  13 
January  i88.t  ;  educated  at  Stubbington 
House  School.  Fareham,  Hants. 


Geoffrey  Uvedale  Price,  born  at  5  Trouville  Road, 
Clapham  Park,  on  Thursday,  5  February,  bapt.  at 
The  Church  of  the  Ascension,  Balham  Hill,  on 
Sunday,  15  March  1885;  educated  at  Stubbington 
House  School,  Fareham. 


Kathleen  Janette,  born  at  Linley  Lodge,  Park 
Hill,  Clapham,  on  Saturday,  12  June,  bapt.  at 
Holy  Trinity,  Clapham,  18  July  r886. 


8.9 


Elizabeth  Palmer,  3rd  dau.  of  James=pGeneral 

Price,  Lieutenant  24th  Regiment,  by 

Mary  Challoner  his  Wife;  born  in  India 

12   March  1830;   marr.  at   Karachi, 

India,  3  July  1851.     She  marr.  istly, 

II  January  1847,  Arthur  Edward  Frere 

(6th  son  of  Edward  Frere  Of  Clydach, 

CO.  Brecon,  by  Mary  Anne  his  wife, 

eldest  dau.  and  coheir  of  James  Greene 

of  Turton  Tower  and  Clayton  Hall, 

CO.  Lancaster,  M.P.  for  Arundel);  born 

22  June  1825;  Lieutenant  24th  Foot; 

died  in  India  9  November  1848.    She 

died  at  Poonah,  India,  15  July  1857, 

and  was  bur.  there,     ist  wife. 


George  Uvedale  Price,  born= 
at  Roehampton,  co.  Surrey,  5  April, 
bapt.  at  Putney,  co.  Surrey,  28  April 
1821  ;  educated  at  Brighton  and  Ad- 
discombe  College;  of  the  Bombay 
Staff  Corps;  died  at  St.  Leonard's,  co. 
Sussex,  aged  70,  on  Monday,  7  De- 
cember, bur.  in  Hastings  Borough 
Cemetery,  co.  Sussex,  10  December 
1 89 1.  M.L  Will  dated  18  Decem- 
ber 1890,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  59,  92) 
27  January  1892, 


by  Harriette  Anne 
VVilhelmina  Price 
the  relict,  the 
Executrix. 


=Harriette  Anne 
Wilhelmina,  2nd 
dau.  of  Rev. 
Charles  Robert 
Gayer  of  Dingle, 
CO.  Londonder- 
ry, by  Cathe- 
rine his  wife,  dau. 
of  Major  James 
King ;  born  at 
Dingle  24  Octo- 
ber 1836,  bapt. 
there  28  May 
1837  ;  marr.  at 
Karachi  22  Jan- 
uary 1859.  2nd 
wife. 


Mary  Sophia, 
born  at  Ka- 
rachi 1 5  De- 
cember 1859, 
and  bapt.  at 
Holy  Trinity, 
Karachi. 


Charles  Henry  Uvedale  Price,  born= 
at  Jeypore,  Rajputana,  India,  16 
June  1862,  and  bapt.  at  Agra,  India  ; 
educated  at  Westward  Ho!  and 
Sandhurst ;  joined  the  Indian  Staff 
Corps  from  the  Welsh  Regiment  16 
June  1883,  Captain  27th  Bombay 
Infantry,  with  temporary  rank  of 
Majdr  March  1896,  served  in  the 
Burmese  Expedition  i8S6-88(medal 
and  clasp),  Tirah  Expedition  1898, 
Uganda  1898  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches), receiving  brevet  rank  of 
Major  25  January  1899,  for  services 
in  Uganda;  D.S.O.  1899. 


=Ada  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Orlando  Hercules  Nor- 
man Oliver,  C.S.I., 
DeputyCommissioner  in 
the  Punjab)  by  Ellen  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  James 
Thomas  Conolly  Saun- 
ders of  Bath  Villas,  Chel- 
tenham, CO.  Gloucester; 
born  at  Sirsa  House,  Chel- 
tenham, on  Thursday,  25 
April  1867,  bapt.  at  St. 
Luke's,  Cheltenham,  12 
June  1869  ;  marr.  at 
Bedford  i  October  1889. 


Ryswynn  Uvedale  Price,  born  at 
Karachi  14  August  1890,  and 
bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,    Karachi. 


Merlyth  Mary,  born  at  The  Lypiatts, 
Cheltenham,  21  May,  bapt.  at  St. 
Cuthbert's,  Bedford,  3  August  1895. 


Cyril  Uvedale 
Price,  born  at 
Enfield,co.  Mid- 


dlesex, 


May 


1 868,  bapt.  there 
(no  record  in 
Rtgister);  edu- 
cated at  West- 
ward Ho!  and 
Sandhurst,Lieu- 
tenant  Bombay 
Staff  Corps,  for- 
merly of  the 
Dublin  Fusi- 
liers, served  in 
Uganda  1898-9. 


Frances  Henrietta,  born  at  Roehampton 
8  June,  bapt.  at  Putney  Parish  Church  15 
July  1824;  marr.  at  St.  James',  Clapham, 
CO.  Surrey,  on  Tuesday,  15  April  1856  (by 
the  Rev.  Ralph  Price),  Patrick  Stewart  of 
the  Middle  Temple  (eldest  son  of  Robert 
Stewart  of  London  and  Calcutta) ;  born 
at  Calcutta  5  November  1820;  a  Student 
of  the  Middle  Temple  24  January  1844, 
called  to  the  Bar  29  January  1847.  She 
died  at  Bath  Place,  VVorthing,  co.  Sussex, 
aged  39,  6  January,  and  was  bur.  in 
Brompton  Cemetery,  London  13  January 
1864.  _ 

Anna  Maria,  of  St.  Malo,  Ille  and  Yilaine, 
France;  born  at  Roehampton  21  August, 
bapt.  at  Putney  i  October  1825. 


Catharine  Harriet,  born  at  Roehampton  9  October, 
bapt.  at  Putney  4  December  1827  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Mark's,  Kennington,  co.  Surrey  (by  the  Rev.  Ralph 
Price,  Rector  of  Lyminge,  co.  Kent),  on  Thursday, 
24  January  1850,  Henry  Rowley  Donaldson  Marrett, 
Surgeon-General  Madras  Army  (2nd  son  of  Lieut. - 
General  Marrett  of  Bath,  and  of  the  Hon''''  East 
India  Co.'s  Service);  born  in  1823;  died  at  Niton, 
near  Shanklin,  Isle  of  Wight,  aged  44,  7  February, 
bur.  there  15  February  1867.  M.I.  Will  dated  6 
February  1867,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  351,  67)  11  May 
1S67,  by  Catherine  Harriet  Marrett  of  12  The  Cres- 
cent, Clapham,  co.  Surrey,  the  relict,  the  sole  Execu- 
trix. She  died  at  Clapham,  aged  58,  on  Tuesday,  27 
October,  and  was  bur.  in  Norwood  Cemetery,  co. 
Surrey,  31  October  1885.     =|= 


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Maria,  dau.  of  Robert= 
Grimston  of  Neswick, 
CO.  York ;  marr.  28 
August  1794  ;  died, 
aged  39,  10  Decem- 
ber, bur.  at  Otley,  co. 
York,  16  December 
1813.    M.I.    istwife. 


:  Walter  Ramsden  Hawksworth= 
Fawkes  of  Farnley  Hall,  and  of 
Hawksworth  Hall,  co.  York  (eldest 
son  of  Walter  Ramsden  Beaumont 
Hawksworth  of  Hawksworth  Hall 
[who  assumed  the  name  and 
arms  of  Fawkes  m  lieu  of  those 
of  Hawksworth],  by  Amelia  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  of  James  Farrer 
of  Ewood,  CO.  York) ;  born  2 
March  1769  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
CO.  York,  High  Sheriff  1823, 
M.P.  for  CO.  York  1806  ;  died  25 
October,  bur.  at  Otley,  co.  York, 
8  November  1825.     M.I. 


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=Maria  Sophia,  dau.  of  John  Vernon 
of  Clontarf  Castle,  co.  Dublin,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry 
Fletcher  of  Newton  Park,  co. 
Dublin;  born  6  April  1786;  marr. 
at  Hawkshead,  co.  York,  4  January 
1816  ;  marr.  istly  by  special 
licence  17  May  1806,  the  Hon'''" 
and  Rev.  Pierce  Butler  (3rd  son  of 
Henry  Thomas,  2nd  Earl  of  Car- 
rick,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  younger 
dau.  and  coheir  of  Edward  Taylor 
of  Askeaton,  co.  York);  born  iS 
June  1782  ;  sometime  in  the  Home 
Office,  and  afterwards  Rector  of 
Kilskeer,  co.  Meath  ;  died,  aged  25, 
21  May  1808.  She  died  at  Malvern, 
CO.  Worcester,  aged  61,  4  June, 
and  was  bur.  at  Otley  12  June 
1847.     M.I.     2nd  wife. 


Walter  Fawkes,  born  at  Farnley  7 
August  1795,  and  bapt.  privately 
the  same  day ;  bur.  at  Otley. 


Francis  Hawksworth  Fawkes  of 
Farnley  Hall,  and  of  Hawksworth 
Hall;  born  at  Farnley  31  January 
1797,  and  bapt.  there  privately 
the  same  day  (baptism  registered 
at  Otley) ;  marr.  at  St.  George's, 
Hanover  Square,  London,  6  April 
1825,  Elizabeth  Anne,  only  child 
and  heir  of  the  Hon''''  and  Rev. 
Pierce  Butler,  Vicar  of  Kelskeer, 
CO.  Meath,  by  Maria  Sophia  his 
wife,  dau.  of  J  ohn  Vernon  of  Clon- 
tarf Cwstle,  CO.  Dublin;  born  16 
November  1807  ;  died  30  June, 
bur.  at  Farnley  7  July  1866.  He 
died  at  Farnley  Hall,  aged  74,  13 
March,  and  was  bur.  at  Farnley 
19  March  1871.  Adinon  was 
granted  at  Wakefield  23  Novem- 
ber 1 87 1,  to  Ayscough  Fawkes  of 
Farnley  Hall,  co.  York. 


Maria,  bom  at  Farnley  30  April  1798,  and  bapt.  privately 
the  same  day  ;  marr.  at  Otley  31  July  1823,  Lieut.-General 
Sir  Edward  Barnes,  G.C.B.  (son  of  John  Barnes,  by  Anne 
his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Parke  of  Liverpool) ;  born  in  1776  ; 
died  19  March,  bur.  at  Walthamstow,  co.  Essex,  29  March 
183S.  She  died,  aged  56,  14  August,  and  was  bur.  at 
Walthamstow  21  August  1854. 

Amelia,  born  at  Farnley  29  June,  bapt.  privately  i  July 
1799  (baptism  registered  at  Otley):  marr.  at  Otley  8 
December  1828,  Digby  Caley  Wrangham  of  The  Rocks, 
near  Bath,  co.  Somerset  (2nd  son  of  the  Ven""''  Francis 
Wrangham,  Archdeacon  of  Cleveland,  by  Dorothy  his 
wife);  born  at  Hunmanby,  co.  York,  16  June  1804,  bapt. 
there  16  June  1805;  of  Brasenose  College,  Oxford,  ma- 
triculated 17  April  1822,  aged  16;  B.A.  1826,  M.A.  1829; 
Barrister-at-Law  of  Gray's  Inn  1831,  and  of  the  Inner 
Temple  ICS36;  Sergeant-at-Law  1840,  Queen's  Sergeant 
1847,  Queen's  Counsel ;  M.P.  for  Sudbury  1831-32  ;  died 
at  The  Rocks  10  March,  bur.  at  Marshfield,  co.  Gloucester, 
16  March  1863.  M.I.  Will  dated  5  January  i860,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  325,  63)  8  May  1863,  by  Walter  Francis  Wrang- 
ham of  The  Rocks,  co.  Somerset,  the  son,  and  Thomas 
Coates,  the  Exors.  She  died  at  Beech  Hill,  near  Barnct, 
II  September,  and  was  bur.  at  Barnet  16  September  1839. 
M.I.    Her  remains  were  afterwards  removed  to  Marshfield. 


91 


Frances  Elizabeth,  born 
at  Farnley,  co.  York,  9 
March  i8or,  and  bapt. 
there  privately  the  next 
day  ;  died  at  Burderop 
Park,  Chiseldon,  co. 
Wilts,  aged  75,  27  June, 
bur.  there  i  July  1876. 
Will  dated  14  August 
1872,  proved (Prin.  Reg. 
642,  76)  14  August 
1876,  by  Emily  Augusta 
Galley  of  Burderop 
Park,  the  niece,  the  sole 
E.xecutrix. 


Anne,  born  at  Farnley  29  September  1802, 
and  bapt.  privately  the  same  day ;  marr. 
at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  Lon- 
don, 20  June  1822,  Godfrey  Wentworth 
of  Woolley  Park,  co.  York  (eldest  son 
of  Godfrey  Wentworth  Armytage,  J. P. 
and  D.L.,  of  Woolley  Park  (who  assumed 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Wentworth), 
M.  P.  for  Tregony,  by  Amelia  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Walter  Ramsden  Beaumont  Hawks- 
worth  of  Hawksworth  Hall,  co.  York ; 
born  4  September  1797  ;  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  AVest  Riding  of  co.  York;  died 
22  September,  bur.  at  Woolley  27  Septem- 
ber 1865.  Will  dated  28  January  1842, 
with  codicil  dated  30  April  1844,  proved  at 
Wakefield  14  November  1865  by  the  Rev. 
Ayscough  Fawkes  of  Leathley  Hall,  co. 
York,  and  Anthony  Cleasby,  the  surviving 
Exors.  She  died  9  July,  and  was  bur.  at 
Woolley  16  July  1842. 


Harriett  Esther,  born  at 
Farnley  1 2  February 
1 804,  and  bapt.  there  pri- 
vately the  ne.xt  day ;  died 
29  December  1893,  bur. 
in  Farnley  Churchyard 
2  January  1894.  Will 
dated  30  July  1891, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  187, 
94,  2  February  1894,  by 
Ayscough  Fawkes,  the 
nephew,  the  Eicon 


Ayscough  Fawkes= 
of  Farnley  Hall  and 
of  Hawksworth 
Hall,  CO.  York  ; 
born  26  November, 
bapt.  at  Otley  25 
December  1831  ; 
J.P.  and  D.L.  for 
the  West  Riding  of 
CO.  York ;  died  at 
Farnley,  aged  67, 
on  Wednesday,  21 
June,  bur.  at  Farn- 
ley 24  June  1899. 


=Edith  Mary,  eldest  dau. 
of  §ir  Anthony  Cleasby 
of  Penoyre,  co.  Bre- 
con, Baron  of  H.M. 
Court  of  Exchequer,  by 
Lucy  Susan  his  wife 
(see  page  gj),  youngest 
dau.  of  Walter  Ramsden 
Hawksworth  Fawkes 
of  Farnley  Hall  and 
of  Hawksworth  Hall ; 
born  4  January  183^; 
marr.  at  Chelsham,  co. 
Surrey  (by  the  Rev. 
Ayscough  Fawkes,  Rec- 
tor of  Leathley),  7 
December  1865. 


^^^^S'^^K.c^ 


Rev.  Frederick  Fawkes= 
of  Farnley  Hall  and 
of  Hawksworth  Hall ; 
born  16  March,  bapt. 
at  Otley  13  April  1833; 
of  Hatfield  Hall,  Dur- 
ham, B.A.  1856,  M.A. 
1887  ;  Incumbent  of 
Woolley,  CO.  York, 
1868-82,  Vicar  of 
Rothwell,  CO.  York, 
1882-91,  Rector  of  Es- 
crick,  CO.  York,  since 
1892. 


=Ellen  Mary,  elder  dau.  of 
Frederick  Arkwright  of 
Willersley,  and  of  Rock 
House,  Cromford,  co. 
Derby,  by  Susan  Sabrina 
his  wife,  3rd  dau.  of  the 
Venii'^  Charles  Parr  Bur- 
ney,  D.D.,  Archdeacon 
of  Colchester  ;  born  3 
April,  bapt.  at  Spondon, 
CO.  Derby,  20  May 
1847  ;  marr.  at  Wirks- 
worth,  CO.  Derby  (by  her 
uncle,  the  Rev.  Charles 
Burney,  M.A.,  Rector  of 
Bishops  Wickham),  on 
Wednesday,  29  July 
1868. 

(See  Arkwright  Pedi- 
gree, page  ly.) 


Mabel  Augusta  Hawksworth,  born  11  August,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary's,  Cromford,  co.  Derby,  17  September  i86g; 
marr. at  Rothwell,  co.  York,  3  September  1 891,  the  Rev. 
Le  Gendre  George  Horton  (only  son  of  the  Rev. 
George  William  Horton,  M.A.  of  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge,  and  Vicar  of  Wellow,  co.  Somerset,  by  Ann 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Le  (Jendre  Nicholas  Starkie 
of  Huntroyde,  co.  Lancaster  [see  Starkie  Pedigree,  Vol. 
6,  page  75-2]) ;  born  at  Wellow  12  July,  bapt.  there  16 
August  1859;  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1882  ;  Vicar  of  Wellow  since  1886.    =p 

92 


Frederick  Hawksworth  Fawkes  of 
Kirkby  Overblow,  co.  York ;  born  4 
October,  bapt.  at  St.  Gabriel's,  War- 
wick Square,  London,  i  November 
1870;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  Tri- 
nity College,  Cambridge;  J.P.  for  the 
West  Riding  of  co.  York. 


Dorothy  Hawksworth,  born  27 
September,  bapt.  at  Woolley,  co. 
York,  29  October  187 1. 


X 


Rev.  Ayscough  Fawkes  of  Farnley=i=Ellen  Martha,  dau. 


Hall  and  of  Hawksworth  Hall,  co. 
York;  born  at  Farnley  i  September 
1805,  and  bapt.  privately  the  same 
day;  of  Brasenose  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  28  June  1824,  aged 
18,  B.A.  1828;  Vicar  of  Otley,  co. 
York,  10  November  1834  to  1837, 
Rector  of  Leathley,  co.  York,  1837 
to  May  187 1  ;  died  at  Farnley 
21  July,  bur.  at  Leathley  27 
July  1 87 1.  Memorial  window  in 
Leathley  Church.  Will  dated  22 
April  187 1,  proved  at  Wakefield 
3  October  187 1,  by  Ayscough 
Fawkes  of  Farnley  Hall,  co.  York, 
the  son,  the  sole  Exor. 


of  John  Bainbrigg 
Story  of  Locking- 
ton,  CO.  Leicester, 
by  Sophia  his  wife, 
younger  dau.  of  Rev. 
Charles  Knightley, 
LL.B.,  Rector  of 
Preston  Capes  and 
Vicar  of  Fawsley, 
CO.  Northampton ; 
born  5  January 
1 8 10,  bapt.  at  Lock- 
ington,  18  Novem- 
ber 1 8 1 2  ;  marr.  at 
Fawsley  4  Septem- 
ber 1830. 


Charlotte,  born  at  Farnley  15  June 
1807,  bapt.  there  privately  the  next 
day;  marr.  at  St.  Marylebone,  Lon- 
don, as  his  2nd  wife,  26  February 
1867,  Thomas  Paris  of  Greenwood, 
Monken  Hadley,  co.  Middlesex  (son 
of  Archibald  Paris  of  Beech  Hill 
Park,  CO.  Middlesex,  and  the  Mount 
House,  CO.  Leicester,  by  Margaret 
Jane  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Richard 
Lee  of  Grove  Hall,  Pontefract,  co. 
York,  Receiver-General  for  the 
county);  born  at  Beech  Hill  in  1802; 
sometime  a  Captain  in  the  Hertford- 
shire Yeomanry  Cavalry;  died,  aged 
86,  16  January,  bur.  in  Ramsgate 
Cemetery,  co.  Kent,  20  January 
1888.  M.L  She  died  8  August, 
and  was  bur.  in  Ramsgate  Cemetery 
II  August  1887.     M.L 

{See  Farts  Pedigree,  Vol.  2,  page  dj".) 


Walter  Edward  Fawkes, 
born  29  July,  bapt.  at 
Otley  25  August  1834  ; 
died  27  June,  bur.  at 
Leathley  2  July  1859. 


Captain  Hawksworth  Fawkes,  R.N.,  born  28  March,  bapt.  at  Otley 
28  April  1836;  marr.  7  September  1871,  Rose  Lane  of  The 
Umbra,  co.  Londonderry ;  died  at  sea,  while  in  command  of 
H.M.S.  "Spartan,"  17  July  1876,  and  bur.  at  Leathley.  Will 
dated  4  July  1876,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  641,  76)  17  August  1876,  by 
Rose  Fawkes  of  Southsea,  co.  Hants,  the  relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 


Guy  Ayscough  Hawksworth  Fawkes, 
born  at  Southsea,  and  bapt.  there ; 
Midshipman  R.N. ;  drowned  in  the 
foundering  of  H.M.S.  "Victoria"  22 
June  1893. 


Richard  Ayscough  Hawksworth 
Fawkes,  born  26  October,  bapt. 
at  WooUey,  co.  York,  24  No- 
vember 1872. 


Ellen    Beatrice,  born   4  June, 
bapt.  at  Woolley  29  June  1874. 


Walter  Hawksworth  Fawkes, 
born  27  May,  bapt.  at  Wool- 
ley  25  June  1876. 


Susan  Rachel  Hawksworth, 
born  5  August,  bapt.  at 
Woolley  26  August  1877. 


Stephen  Hawksworth  Fawkes, 
born  25  September,  bapt.  at 
Woolley  27  October  1878. 


John  Hawksworth  Fawkes,  born 
at  Rothwell  16  February  1886, 
and  bapt.  there  privately  the 
next  day ;  died  i8  February, 
bur.  at  Rothwell  20  February 
1S86. 


93 


Richard  Fawkes  of  2  Seymour  Street,  Port- 
man  Square,  London;  born  at  Farnley,  co.  York, 
26  July  1809,  and  bapt.  there  privately  the  next 
day;  educated  at  Eton;  Cornet  10th  Hussars, 
afterwards  Major  27  Inniskillen  Fusiliers  ;  died 
at  2  Seymour  Street,  London,  6  December, 
bur.  in  Kensal  Green  Cemetery  9  December 
1896.  Will  dated  9  December  1893  with 
codicil  dated  7  November  1895,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.  149,  97)  4  February  1897,  by  the  Rev. 
Reginald  Fawkes,  and  Algernon  Fawkes,  the 
sons,  the  Exors. 


=pFanny,  3rd  dau.  of  Archibald  Paris  of  Beech 
Hill  Park,  co.  Middlesex,  and  the  Mount 
House,  CO.  Leicester,  by  Margaret  Jane 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Lee  of  Grove 
Hall,  Pontefract,  co.  York,  Receiver-General 
for  the  county  ;  born  at  Beech  Hill  Park, 
16  August,  bapt.  at  Enfield,  co.  Middlesex, 
9  November  1810  ;  marr.  at  Christ  Church, 
Trent,  co.  Middlesex,  4  December  1839;  died 
at  2  Seymour  Street,  London,  18  January,  bur. 
in  Kensal  Green  Cemetery  21  January  1893. 

{See  Paris  Pedigree,  Vol  2,  page  d/.) 


Lieut.-Colonel  Montague  Fawkes,= 
born  at  West  Lodge,  Barnet,  i  J  une, 
bapt.  at  Christ  Church,  Trent,  2 
July  1843;  entered  the  Buffs  (3rd 
Foot)  5  September  1862,  Lieut.- 
Colonel  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  9 
January  1889,  retired  17  May 
1893. 


=Florence  Geraldine,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  John 
Dickinson,  Vicar  of  Bodmin,  co.  Cornwall,  by  Agnes  Augusta 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry  Dumbleton  of  Thornhill  Park,  South- 
ampton ;  born  1 1  September,  bapt.  at  Narraghmore,  co. 
Kildare,  9  October  1859;  marr.  at  St.  Anne's,  Dungannon, 
CO.  Tyrone  (by  the  Very  Rev.  Henry  Hercules  Dickinson, 
D.D.,  Dean  of  the  Chapel  Royal,  Dublin,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  John  Abraham  Dickinson,  and  the  Rev.  Lewis 
Richards),  on  Saturday,  4  October  1884. 


Charles  Hawksworth  Fawkes, 
born  25  August,  bapt,  at  St. 
Mark's,  Alverstoke,  co.  Hants, 
21  October  1885. 


Lionel  Richard  Fawkes,  born 
3  February,  bapt.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Dover,  co.  Kent,  21 
April  1889^ 


Cecil  Wentworth  Fawkes,  born 
25  April,  bapt.  at  St.  Mary's, 
Alverstoke,  5  June  1896. 


Francis  Fawkes  of  Elm-= 
field,  Bayshill,  Chelten- 
ham, CO.  Gloucester ; 
born  3  Sept.,  bapt.  at 
Otley  6  October  1837; 
formerly  Major  71st 
Highlanders;  J. P.  for 
CO.  Bedford. 


=Constance  Charlotte,  eldest  dau. 
and  coheir  of  Edward  Arkwright 
of  Hatton  House,  co.  Warwick, 
by  Charlotte  Wilmot  his  wife, 
elder  dau.  of  Robert  Sacheverell 
Wilmot-Sitwell,  of  Morley,  co. 
Derby ;  born  1 1  July,  bapt.  at 
Morley  21  August  1S47  ;  marr. 
at  Cromford  (by  the  Rev.  Freder- 
ick Fawkes,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Richard  Fitzherbert)  on  Thurs- 
day, 20  February  1873. 

{See  Arkwright  Pedigree, page  18. ) 


Arthur  Fawkes,  born  31  August 
1839,  bapt.  at  Leathley,  co.  York,  21 
September  1840;  Major  (8th)  King's 
Liverpool  Regiment;  marr.  in  1878 
Elizabeth  Tonson,  only  dau.  of 
Captain  Richard  Tonson  Rye  of 
Ryecourt,  co.  Cork,  J. P.  and  D.L., 
High  Sheriff  1854,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Henry  Baldwin  of  Mount 
Pleasant,  CO.  Cork.  He  died  19  Jan- 
uary, bur.  at  Overton,  co.  Fhnt,  22 
January  1898. 


Harriet  Constance, 
born  17  March,  bapt. 
at  Malta  18  April 
1875-       _ 

Margaret  Ayscough, 
born  29  July,  bapt. 
at  Malta  3  September 
1876. 


Violet  Lucy,  born  3  De- 
cember 1877,  bapt.  at 
Winkfield,  co.  Berks,  6 
January  1878. 

Rupert  Edward  Francis 
Fawkes,  born  at  Eggin- 
ton,  CO.  Bedford,  26 
April,  bapt.  there  25 
May  1879. 

94 


MadeUne  Charlotte,  Valentine  Hawksworth 

born    14    December  Fawkes,  born  1 7  Febru- 

1880,  bapt.  at  Eggin-  ary,   bapt.  at  Egginton 

ton  23  January  1881.  23  March  1884. 


Olive  Mary,  born  25 
May,  bapt.  at  Eggin- 
ton 9  July  1882. 


Everilde  Ellen,  boin  8 
June,  bapt.  at  Christ 
Church,  Cheltenham, 
6  August  1890. 


Lucy  Susan,  horn  at  Farnley,  co.  York,  23  July  181 1,  and  bapt.  privately  the  same  day; 
marr.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  London,  26  March  1836,  Sir  Anthony  Cleasby 
of  Penoyre,  co.  Brecon  (youngest  son  of  Stephen  Cleasby  of  Craig  House,  Brough,  co. 
Westmoreland,  by  Mary  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  George  Johnes  of  Penzance,  co.  Cornwall);  born 
27  August  1804;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  3rd  Wrangler  and  B.A. 
1827,  M.A.  1830,  Fellow  1828-36;  Barrister-at-Law  of  the  Inner  Temple  10  June  1831,  Q.C. 
22  February  1861,  Bencher  i85i-68,  Sergeant  at-Law  25  August  1868,  Baron  of  the  Court  of 
Exchequer  25  August  1868  to  9  January  1879;  Knighted  at  Windsor  Castle  9  December  1868; 
J. P.  for  the  counties  of  Surrey  and  Brecon;  died  at  Penoyre,  aged  75,  6  October,  bur.  at  Battle, 
CO.  Brecon,  10  October  1879.  Will  dated  14  August  1879  with  three  codicils  (i,  dated  14 
August  1879,  2  and  3  undated),  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  826,  79)  30  October  1879,  by  Richard 
Digby  Cleasby  the  son,  Frederick  Robert  McClintock  and  John  Henry  Hill,  the  Exors.  She 
died  13  April,  and  was  bur.  at  Battle  16  April  1887.  _ 

A\ 


CaptainWilmotHawks-=j-Juliana  Hannah  Mary,     Rev.  Richard  Wentworth=j=Isabel,  2nd  dau.  of 


worth  Fawkes,  R.N., 
A.D.C.  ;  born  22  De- 
cember 1846;  bapt.  at 
Christ  Church,  Trent, 
CO.  Middlesex,  24 
January  1847. 


eldest  dau.  of  John 
William  Gooch  Spicer 
of  Spye  Park,  co.  Wilts, 
by  Juliana  his  wife, dau. 
of  Rev.  Edmund  Pro- 
byn  of  Longhope,  co. 
Gloucester ;  born  26 
May,  bapt.  at  Esher, 
CO.  Surrey,  2  July  1847  ; 
marr.  at  Chittoe,  co. 
Wilts,  18  August  1875. 


John  Richard  Hawksworth  Fawkes,  botn 
at  15  Eaton  Square,  London,  on  Thursday, 
29  June,  bapt.  at  Chittoe  6  August  1876  ; 
died  at  Cantania,  Sicily,  aged  5  years  and  10 
months,  on  Saturday,  15  April,  bur.  at 
Chittoe  27  May  1882. 


Fawkes,  born  7  April, 
bapt.  at  Barnet,  co. 
Hertford,  7  May  1848  ; 
sometime  Lieutenant 
Royal  Navy  ;  ordained 
Deacon  1888,  Priest 
1890;  Rector  of  Swil- 
lington,  CO.  York,  1879- 
82,  of  Frant,  co.  Sussex, 
1882-87,  Vicar  of  Christ 
Church,  High  Harro- 
gate, CO.  York,  since 
1887.    . 


the  Rev.  Alexander 
Atkinson  Holden, 
M.A.,  of  Nuttall 
Temple,  co.  Not- 
tingham, by  Emma 
his  wife,  eldest  dau. 
of  Colonel  William 
Legh  Clowes  of 
Broughton  Hall,co. 
Lancaster;  J. P. and 
D.L.  ;  born  24 
January,  bapt.  at 
Spondon,co.  IDerby, 
29  March  1846  ; 
marr.  at  Nuttall  8 
April  1873. 


Ronald  Charles  Fawkes,  born  24  May  1874, 
and  bapt.  at  St.  Jude's,  Mildmay  Park,  co. 
Middlesex ;  died  20  Nov.,  bur.  at  Swilling 
ton,  CO.  York,  23  Nov.  1881. 

Walter  Hawksworth  Fawkes,  born  26  Dec. 
1875;  bapt.  at  Nuttall  28  Jan.  1876. 


Alexander  Robert  Fawkes, 
born  3  May,  bapt.  at 
Nuttall,  CO.  Nottingham, 
28  June  1877  ;  died  at 
Swillington  29  September, 
bur.  there  i  October  1880. 


Averil  Mary,  born  20 
August,  bapt.  at  Frant, 
CO.  Kent,  19  Septem- 
ber 1883.  _ 

Sibyll,  born  14  April, 
bapt.  at  Frant,  26 
May  1886. 


Ellen,  born  28  March,  bapt.  at  Leathley  5  May  1841  ;  marr.  at  St.  John's,  Paddington,  London, 
II  May  1 87 1,  Sir  George  John  Armytage  of  Clifton  Woodhead,  Brighouse,  co.  York,  6th  Bart. 
(eldest  son  of  Sir  George  Armytage  of  Kirklees,  co.  York,  5th  Bart.,  by  Eli/;a  Matilda  Mary  hi.s 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Joseph  Radcliffe  of  Rudding  Park,  co.  York,  Bart.);  born  26  April,  bapt.  at 
Hartshead,  co.  York,  30  June  1842  ;  F.S.A.  1869,  Assoc.  M.  Inst.  C.E.,  Fellow  of  the  Surveyor's 
Institution,  and  Chairman  of  the  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Railway  Company  ;  succeeded  his 
father  as  6th  Bart.  9  March  1899.  She  died  at  7  Elvaston  Place,  London,  4  July,  and  was  bur. 
at  Hartshead  8  July  1890.  Tablet  in  vault  at  Hartshead,  and  memorial  brass  in  chancel.  He 
marr.  2ndly  at  St.  Peter's,  Cranley  Gardens,  London,  6  April  1893,  Mary  Georgiana,  dau.  of 
Henry  Anthony  Littledale  of  Bolton  Hall,  co.  York  (see  Littkdale  Pedigree,  Vol.  /,  pa^e  :>38). 

•  A 

{See  Armytage  Pedigree,  Vol.  I,  page  234.) 

95 


Colonel  Lionel  Grimston  Fawkes,  born  2=f=Lady  Constance  Eleanor,  3rd  dau.  of  Archibald 


May  1849,  bapt.  at  Christ  Church,  Trent, 
CO.  Middlesex,  i  September  1850;  entered 
the  Royal  Artillery  i  December  1870; 
Professor  of  Military  Topography  at  the 
Royal  Military  Academy,  Woolwich. 


2nd  Marquis  of  Ailsa,  K.T.,  by  Julia  his  wife,  2nd 
dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Mounteney  Jephson,  Bart.  ; 
born  4  October  1855,  and  bapt.  privately  at  Cukean 
Castle,  CO.  Ayr ;  marr.  at  Cranbourne,  co.  Berks, 
28  April  1S91. 


Monicd,  born  30  May,  bapt. 
at  St.  Simon's,  Southsea,  co. 
Hants,  ig  Jline  1892. 


Lois,  born  1 1  March,  bapt. 
at  St.  John's,  Blackheath, 
CO.  Kent,  24  April  1896. 


lilizabeth  Janet,  only  dau.  of  the  Rt.  Honi^'n 
and  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel  Waldegfave,  Bishop 
of  Carlisle  and  Canon  of  Salisbury,  by  Jane 
Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Francis  Pym  of  The 
Hasells,  co.  Bedford  ;  born  8  November 
1858  ;  marr.  at  Putney,  co.  Surrey,  23 
February  1886  ;  died  at  Spondon  Vicarage, 
CO.  Derby,  aged  31,  14  June,  bur.  at 
Spondon  17  June  1890.      ist  wife. 


=Rev.  Reginald  Fawkes,= 
borrt  2  August  1850; 
Captain  Bedfordshire 
Regiment,  retired  1880; 
of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, B.A.  1883,  M.A. 
18S7;  Vicar  of  Spondon 
1886-93,  ^"'^  Vicar  of 
Canford  Magna,  co. 
Dorset,  since  1893. 


Janet  Dorothy,  born  at  Spondon  Vicarage 
on  Saturday,  5  March,  bapt.  at  Spondon 
17  April  1887. 


=ElizabethMary,  2nddau. 
of  Henry  Abel  Smith  of 
Wilford  House,  co.  Not- 
tingham, by  Elizabeth 
Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Francis  Pym  of  The 
Hasells,  co.  Bedford ; 
born  16  Jan.,  bapt.  at 
Wilford  28  April  1852; 
marr.  at  St.  Martin's-in- 
the-Fields,  London,  i 
Dec.  1891.     2nd  wife. 


Algernon  Fawkes,  born  24  December  185 1 ;  marr. 
at  St.  Peter's,  Eaton  Square,  London,  19  August 
1884,  Bertha  Georgina  Katie,  dau.  of  Lieut. - 
Colonel  James  Dalgety  of  the  68th  Regiment,  by 
Charlotte  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edmund  Nathaniel 
William  Fortescue  of  Fallapit  House,  co.  Devon, 
by  whom  he  had  issue  a  dau..  Bertha,  who  was 
born  and  died  in  May  1885. 

Amy,  born  25  March  1853  ;  died  at  Sheffield,  co. 
York,  aged  17  months,  12  September,  bur.  at 
Ecclesall,  co.  York,  15  September  1854. 


Archibald  Walter  Fawkes, born  3  April  1855, 
and  bapt.  at  Sheffield;  of  St.  John's  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1877;  a  Student  of  the 
Inner  Temple  20  January  1876,  called  to 
the  Bar  27  January  1879,  Q.C.,  Attorney- 
General  for  Gibraltar;  marr.  at  Walton,  co. 
Cumberland,  28  .August  1884,  Evelyn  Fanny, 
dau.of  George  John  Johnson  of  Castlesteads, 
CO.  Cumberland,  by  Frederica  his  wife,  2nd 
dau.  of  Colonel  Sir  Frederick  Hankey, 
G.C.M.G. ;  born  at  Upton  Park,  Slough,  co. 
Buckingham,  12  October,  bapt.  at  Upton 
9  December  1859. 


Henry  Fawkes,born 
29  July,  bapt.  at 
Leathley,  co.  York, 
27  August  1842  ; 
died  6  April  1854. 


Mary  Sophia, 
born  15  May, 
bapt.  at  Leath- 
ley 15  June 
1844. 


Cecil  Fawkes,  born 
II  .-Xugust,  bapt.  at 
Leathley  1 1  Sep- 
tember 1846  ;  died 
at  Iowa,  U.S.A.,  30 
September  1882. 


Valentine  Fawkes, 
born  21  April,  bapt. 
at  Leathley  22  May 
1848;  died  2  April, 
bur.  at  Leathley  7 
April  1865. 


Lena  Maria, 
born  9  May, 
bapt.  at  Leath- 
ley 7  August; 
1S50. 


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96 


Facsimile  of  a  Silhouette  of  William  Crisp  of  Southwold ; 
bom  ^  October  1784,  died  23  February  18^^ ;  in  the  possession 
of  Charles  Crisp,  his  son. 


Facsimile  of  a  Silhouette  of  Matilda,  daughter  of  Stephen 
Read  of  Walberswick,  and  wife  of  William  Crisp  of  Southwold; 
bom  8  fune  lySs,  died  sg  September  i8jg ;  in  the  possession  of 
Charles  Crisp,  her  son. 


Crisp  of  ^outf)tooHi,  to.  Suffolk. 


Matilda,  dau.  of  Stephen^ 
Read  of  Walberswick, 
CO.  Suffolk ;  born  at 
Halesworth,  co.  Suffolk, 
8  June  1782  ;  marr.  at 
Walberswick  27  May 
1807  ;  died,  aged  57, 
29  September,  bur.  at 
Southwold  Independent 
Burial  Ground  4  Oc- 
tober 1839.  I  St  wife. 
Silhouette  in  the  posses- 
sion of  her  son,  Charles 
Crisp. 


=VVilliam  Crisp  of  Southwold,  co.  Suffolk  (3rd= 
son  of  William  Crisp  of  Beccles,  co.  Suffolk 
\_Portrait  in  oil  in  the  possession  of  his  grand- 
son, Charles  Crisp],  by  his  ist  wife  Ann 
Downing  of  Gisleham,  co.  Norfolk)  ;  born 
4  October,  bapt.  18  October  1784,  baptism 
registered  at  Beccles  Independent  Chapel ;  died, 
aged  59,  23  February  1844,  and  bur.  at  South- 
wold Independent  Chapel.  Portrait  in  water- 
colours,  and  a  Silhouette,  in  the  possession  of 
his  son,  Charles  Crisp. 


=Mary  Ann,  dau.  of 
William  Downing 
of  Wrentham,  co. 
Suffolk,  and  widow 
of  William  Rix  of 
Frostenden,  co.  Suf- 
folk ;  born  i  Jan- 
uary 1793  ;  marr. 
at  the  Independent 
Chapel,  Colchester, 
CO.  Essex,  17  De- 
cember 1840.  2nd 
wife. 


William  Crisp,  born  at 
Beccles  24  May,  bapt. 
4  July  1808,  baptism 
registered  at  Beccles  In- 
dependent Chapel;  died 
at  Southwold  13  June, 
bur.  at  Gisleham  16 
June  1810. 

Matilda,  born  at  Beccles 
14  June  1809;  died  15 
June  1809  ;  bur.  in 
Beccles  Independent 
Burial  Ground 


Matilda,  born  at  Southwold  23  August, 
bapt.  14  October  18 10,  baptism  registered 
at  Southwold  Independent  Chapel ;  marr. 
in  Australia,  the  Rev.  John  Kelsey,  Inde- 
pendent Minister,  who  died  at  Adelaide, 
Australia,  and  was  bur.  there.  She  died 
at  Ipswich,  CO.  Suffolk,  10  September,  and 
was  bur.  in  the  Cemetery,  Ipswich,  14 
September  1886.  Will  dated  11  August 
1876,  with  two  codicils  dated  respectively 
6  August  1S85,  and  15  July  1886,  proved 
at  Ipswich  29  September  1886,  by  Charles 
Crisp  of  Halstead,  co.  Essex,  the  brother, 
the  sole  Exor. 


William  Crisp,  born  at 
Southwold  26  Decem- 
ber 181 2,  bapt.  there  20 
February  1813  ;  died  at 
Sydney,  New  South 
Wales,  31  December 
1831.  _ 

Anne,  born  at  South- 
wold 23  February,  bapt. 
there  7  May  1813  ;  died 
6  July,  bur.  at  Gisleham 
9  July  1813- 


Jane,  born  at  Southwold  4  June 
1840,  and  bapt.  there;  marr.  at 
Southwold  24  June  1868,  Rev. 
Joseph  Potts  (son  of  William  Potts 
of  Denton  Hall,  co.  Cumberland,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Bell  of  Lanercost,  co.  Cumberland) ; 
born  3  June,  bapt.  at  Netherton 
Denton,  co.  Cumberland,  18  July 
1 841;  of  Emmanuel  College,  Cam- 
bridge, B.A.  1864,  M.  A.  1874,  Vicar 
of  Aubourn,  co.  Lincoln,  since  1890. 


The  Venb''  William  Crisp,  born= 
at  Southwold  6  April  1842, 
bapt.  there,  and  bapt.  condi- 
tionally at  Wantage,  co.  Berks, 
22  February  1867  ;  Canon 
and  Treasurer  of  Bloemfon- 
tein  Cathedral,  Orange  Free 
State,  South  Africa,  1880  ; 
Rural  Dean  of  Moroka  1885, 
created  B.D.  by  Archbishop  of 
Canterbury  1886,  Chancellor  of 
Bloemfontein  Cathedral  1885-7, 
Archdeacon  of  Bloemfontein 
since  1887. 


^-^^ 


=Alice,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Thackthwaite  of  Ful- 
mer,  co.  Buckingham,  by 
Jubilia  (so  named  from 
having  been  born  on  the 
Jubilee  of  George  III.) 
his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Hamblen  of  The  Mill 
House,  Isleworth,  co. 
Middlesex  ;  born  22 
July,  bapt.  at  Fulmer 
23  August  1845  ;  marr. 
at  Bloemfontein  21 
August  1878. 


Miles  Henry  Thackthwaite  Crisp,  born  at 
Bloemfontein'3  March,  bapt.  there  1 1  March 
1881.  _ 

Edmund  Thomas  Ayscough  Crisp,  born  at 
Bloemfontein  15  August,  bapt.  there  23 
August  1882. 


Janet    Mary,   born   at    Dewetsdorp   19    March, 
bapt.  there  4  April  1884. 


Arthur  William  Crisp,  born  at  Bloemfontein  26 
August,  bapt.  there  3  September  1886. 


Anne,  born  at  Southwold  3  April,  bapt. 
there  27  June  1814;  marr.  at  Meldreth, 
CO.  Cambridge,  Charles  Blomfield  of 
Halstead,  co.  Essex  (son  of  John 
Blomfield  of  Berechurch,  co.  Essex) ; 
born  12  October  1809;  died  at  Hal- 
stead  10  April,  bur.  in  the  Cemetery 
there  16  April  i865.  She  died  at  Hal- 
stead  19  September,  bur.  in  the  Cemetery 
there  23  September  1895.  His  will 
dated  25  January  1848,  proved  at  Ipswich 
23  July  1866,  by  Ann  Blomfield  of  Hal- 
stead,  CO.  Essex,  the  relict,  John  Blom- 
field and  Joseph  Blomfield,  the  brothers, 
the  Exors.  

Emma,  born  at  Southwold  2  June  18 15, 
bapt.  there  5  February  1816;  died  at 
Halstead,  and  bur.  in  the  Cemetery  there 
14  May  1859.  Will  dated  24  March 
1859,  proved  at  Ipswich  30  July  1859, 
by  John  Linnett  Blomfield  of  Halstead, 
CO.  Suffolk,  the  sole  Exor. 


Read  Crisp  of  Southwold,  born= 
21  June,  bapt.  at  Southwold 
Independent  Chapel  22  No- 
vember 1 8 16;  died  i  August, 
bur.  in  Beccles  Cemetery,  co. 
Suffolk,  5  August  1885.  Will 
dated  i  December  1882,  proved 
at  Ipswich  6  November  1885, 
by  Henry  Read  and  George 
Bellamy  Angell,  both  of  Bec- 
cles, CO.  Suffolk,  the  Exors. 
He  marr.  2ndly  at  Southwold 
10  December  1851,  Mary  Ann, 
dau.  of  Peter  Palmer  of  South- 
wold, born  at  Southwold  24  Jan- 
uary 1819  ;  she  died  10  March, 
and  was  bur.  in  Beccles  Ceme- 
tery 14  March  1899. 


^Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
John  Christopher 
Knight  of  Finsbury 
Pavement,  London, 
by  Ann  Ayscough 
his  wife ;  born  in 
1818  ;  marr.  at 
Southwold  8  Au- 
gust 1839;  died, 
aged  31,  I  April, 
bur.  at  Southwold 
6  April  1850.    M.I. 


Fanny,  born  at  Southwold  i  November  1845,  and  bapt. 
there  privately;  died,  aged  26,  i  October,  bur.  at 
Ditchingham,  co.   Norfolk,  5  October  1872. 


Eliza,  born  at  Southwold  25  August 
1849,  3i^d  bapt.  there  privately. 


Joseph  Crisp  of  Bishops  Stortford,=j=Alice,  dau.  of  John  Joscelyn  of  Braintree,  co.  Essex,  by 


CO.  Herts ;  born  2  2  July,  bapt.  at 
Halstead  Independent  Chapel  27 
September  1846. 


Louisa  Garrett  his  wife;  born  19  March  1843;  marr.  at 
Braintree  4  June  1872  ;  died  24  January,  bur.  in  Bishops 
Stortford  Cemetery  29  January  1896. 


Alfred  Crisp,  born  at  Alice    Mary,  born  at  Ellen  Joscelyne,  born  at  Eva    Blomfield,  born 

Bishops    Stortford    4  Bishops    Stortford    2  Bishops     Stortford     23  at    Bishops    Stortford 

February    1874,    and  March,  bapt.  there  23  September    1876,    bapt.  29  May  1881. 

bapt.  at  Halstead.  May  1875.  there  28  February  1894. 


102 


Mary,  born  at  Southwold, 
CO.  Suffolk,  2  1  January 
1818  ;  died  3  February, 
bur.  in  Southwold  Church- 
yard 7  February  181 8. 


Charles  Crisp  of  Halstead,=f=Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Blomfield  of  Bere- 
co.  Essex,  born  at  South-  i  church,   co.   Essex,   by  Sarah   Linnett 


wold  21  September,  bapt. 
there  17  November  1819. 


his  wife  ;  born  12  November  1809  ; 
marr.  at  Halstead  3  October  1845  > 
died  26  January,  bur.  in  Halstead 
Cemetery  30  January  1892. 


William  Crisp  of  Hal-= 
stead ;  born  29  No- 
vember 1848,  bapt.  at 
Halstead  Indepen- 
dent Chapel  13  April 
1849. 


=Emmeline,  dau.  of  George  Thurston 
Mayne  of  Kelvedon,  co.  Essex,  by 
Eliza  Haslam  his  wife ;  born  at  Kel- 
vedon 5  August,  bapt.  there  26 
December  1852  ;  marr.  at  Kelvedon 
Independent  Chapel  16  September 
1879. 


Alfred  Crisp,  born  15  April, 
bapt.  at  Halstead  Independent 
Chapel  23  June  1850;  died  30 
January,  bur.  in  Halstead 
Cemetery  6  February  1874. 


Emmeline  Sarah,  born  27 
August,  bapt.  at  Halstead 
in  October  1880  {Register 
lost). 


Charles  William  Crisp,  born 
24  March,  bapt.  at  Halstead 
in  May  1882  {Register  lost). 


Edward  Henry  Crisp,  born 
26  October,  bapt.  at  Halstead 
in  December  1883  {Register 
lost). 


William  Crisp,= 
born  at  Hamil- 
ton, Ontario, 
Canada,  8 
March  1 846  ; 
died  at  Hamil- 
ton 19  Jan., 
bur.  there  21 
Jan.  1 88 1. 


=Rosalie  Rebecca, 
dau.  of  Richard 
H.  Douglas,  M.D., 
of  Spring  Green, 
Wisconsin,  U.S.A., 
by  Louisa  Fear- 
man  his  wife ;  born 
at  York,  Ontario ; 
marr.  at  Hamilton, 
Ontario;  died  there 
19  August  1876. 


William  Douglas  Crisp, 
born  at  Hamilton,  On- 
tario, 21  August  1874; 
died  at  Hamilton  1 7 
October,  bur.  there  19 
October  1892. 


Elizabeth  Ann,  born  at 
Hamilton,  Ontario,  29  Sep- 
tember 1847  ;  marr.  there 
I  February  1869,  Hugh 
Murray  of  Hamilton  (son  of 
Daniel  Murray  of  Paisley, 
CO.  Renfrew,  by  Bethia 
Fleming  his  wife);  born  26 
June  1843.  _ 

Mary,  born  at  Hamilton, 
Ontario,  17  August  1849; 
marr.  there  11  June  1873, 
John  Henry  Land  of 
Hamilton  (son  of  Colonel 
John  Land  of  Hamilton, 
by  Esther  Morris  his  wife  ; 
born  at  Hamilton  19  Sep- 
tember 1846.  She  died  at 
Hamilton  19  October,  and 
was  bur.  there  21  October 
1876. 


Charlotte,  born  at  Hamilton, 
Ontario,  19  April  1851;  marr. 
there  11  June  1873,  Robert 
Moore  of  Ottawa,  Ontario 
(son  of  John  Moore  of  St. 
Mary's,  Ontario).  She  died 
at  Hamilton  2 1  January,  and 
was  bur.  there  23  January 
1879.  _ 

Matilda  Emma,  born  at 
Hamilton,  Ontario,  18  No- 
vember 1852  ;  marr.  there  7 
June  1878,  James  M^Arthur 
of  Hamilton  (son  of  Captain 
John  ^1"=  Arthur  of  Inverary, 
CO.  Argyll);  born  4  Novem- 
ber 1847  ;  died  in  New 
York  City  24  March,  bur.  at 
Hamilton  26  March  1898. 


103 


Alfred  Crisp  of= 
Hamilton,  On- 
tario, Canada  ; 
born  at  South- 
wold,  CO.  Suffolk, 
6  August  1 82 1, 
bapt.  there  24 
May  1822 ;  died 
at  Hamilton  10 
March,  bur.  there 
12  March   1881. 


^Elizabeth  Copeman, 
dau.  of  William 
Howard  of  Skeyton, 
CO.  Norfolk,  by  Eliza- 
beth Stone  his  wife ; 
born  at  Skeyton  14 
August  1825  ;  marr. 
at  Hamilton,  Ontario, 
26  November  1844. 


Mary,  born  at  Southwold  17  May, 
bapt.  there  21  November  1824; 
marr.  at  St.  Botolph's,  Bishops- 
gate,  London,  10  August  1854, 
William  Henry  Atkinson  of  Bec- 
cles,  CO.  Suffolk  (son  of  William 
Milnes  Atkinson  of  Beccles,  by 
Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Meen 
of  Gillingham,  co.  Norfolk);  born 
at  Ellingham,  co.  Norfolk,  30 
June,  bapt.  there  6  July  1824; 
died  in  July  1871. 

T 

A 


Nathaniel  Crisp, 
born  at  South- 
wold 21  March, 
bapt.  there  15 
May  1826  ;  died 
9  Jan.  1827,  and 
bur.  in  Southwold 
Churchyard. 


Alfred  Charles  Crisp,=j=Mary  Ella  Louise,  dau.  of  John  Jessie  Gayfer,  born  at  Hamilton, 
born  at  Hamilton,  Harton  Watkins  of  Hamilton,  Ontario,  17  June  1856;  marr.  there 
Ontario,    17    January  j  by  Eliza  Jane  Tyler  his  wife;     29  May  1878,  John  Knox  Stewart  of 


1855- 


born  at  Brantford,  Ontario,  3  Ottawa,  Ontario  (son  of  William 
March  i85o;  marr.  at  Dundas,  Stewart  of  Castle  Dawson,  co.  Derry, 
CO.  Wentworth,  Ontario,  23  by  Sarah  Jane  Donaldson  his  wife); 
August  1879.  born    at    Aylmer,    Quebec,    27   April 

1848. 


Alfred  Harton  Crisp, 
born  at  Hamilton  10 
April  1880,  bapt.  there 
30  May  1 88 1. 


Arthur  Watkins  Crisp, 
born  at  Hamilton  26 
April,  bapt.  there  30 
May  1 88 1. 


Alma,  born  at  Hamilton,  Ontario, 
15  August  1857;  marr.  at  Hamilton 
19  October  1872,  Hedley  Vickers 
Mason  of  Hamilton  (son  of  Thomas 
Mason  of  Much  Wenlock,  co.  Salop, 
by  Jeanette  Hill  his  wife  ;  born  4 
March  1859.  She  died  at  Hamil- 
ton 9  March,  and  was  bur.  there 
II  March  1893. 


Alice,  born  at  Hamilton  1 7 
August  i860;  marr.  there 
16  August  1880,  Samuel 
Horatio  Kent  of  Hamilton 
(son  of  George  Kent  of 
Bodmin,  co.  Cornwall,  by 
Elizabeth  Weeds  his  wife, 
of  Cowes,  Isle  of  Wight)  ; 
born  28  March  1857. 


Amelia,  born  at  Hamilton  13 
August  1862  ;  marr.  there  9 
June  1880,  William  Robert 
Ecclestone  of  Hamilton  (son 
of  William  Thomas  Ecclestone 
of  Bungay,  co.  Suffolk,  by  Ann 
Young  his  wife,  of  Dublin) ; 
born  at  Hamilton  7  December 
1856. 


■^^^u{^i^ 


104 


Facsimile  of  a  Miniature  Portrait  of  the  Rev.  William 
Chafy  of  Sherborne,  co.  Dorset,  and  of  Sheriff's  Lench,  co. 
Worcester;  born  7  February  ijyg,  died  16  May  i8^j ;  in 
the  possession  of  the  Rev.  William  Kyle  Westwood  Chafy, 
his  grandson. 


xV  i  V  i  V i 


CHAFY. 

Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — Party  per  pale,  gules  and 
azure,  a  griffin  segreant  argent,  on  a  chief  engrailed  ermine, 
three  lozenges  of  the  second. 

Crest. — Upon  a  mount  vert,  between  two  branches  of  palm,  a 
peacock  in  his  pride,  all  proper. 

Motto. — Fide  et  fiducia. 


C|)afj)  of  2^ou$  Eencf),  co.  W^oxcmtx. 


Rev.  William  Chafy  of  Sherborne,  co.  Dorset,  and  of  Sheriff's  Lench,  co.^ 
Worcester  (eldest  son  of   Rev.   William  Chafy, 

Fellow   and    M.A.    of    Sidney    Sussex    College,    /h/j//]\^    u^n-  ^"fl  . 
Cambridge,  Vicar  of  Faversham,  co.  Kent,    12  ^      // 

December  1778,   of  Sturry,  co.   Kent,    i   April 

1780,   Rector  of  Swalecliffe,   co.    Kent,   8   December   1791,  and    Minor 
Canon  of  Canterbury,   by   Mary   his  wife,   only    dau.   and   subsequently 
sole   heir  of  his   ist  cousin,   John    Chafie  of  Sherborne);    born  at  the 
Archbishop's    Palace,    Canterbury,    7    February    1779,    and    bapt.   there 
privately   the    same    day;    admitted    at    Corpus    Christi    College,    Cam- 
bridge, I  January  1796,  migrated  to  Sidney  Sussex  College  18  October 
1796,    B.A.     1800,    Fellow    4    June     1801,    M..-^.     1803,    B.D.     1810, 
D.D.  by  Royal  Mandate  15   November  1813,   Master  of  Sidney  Sussex 
College  17   October  181 3,  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  University   18 13  and 
1829,   Chaplain-in-Ordinary  to   King  George  III.,   George   IV.,  William 
IV.,  and  Queen  Victoria;  died  at  Cambridge  16  May,  bur.  in  the  chapel 
of  Sidney  Sussex  College  on  Mon- 
day, 2  2  May  1 843.    Portrait  at  Rous 
Lench  Court.    Will  dated  20  Decem- 
ber 1 84 1,  with  codicil  dated  i  April 
1843,   proved  (P.C.C.,  618,  43)   2 
September  1843,  by  the  Rt.  Hon"' 
John  Lord  Henniker,  the  nephew, 
and  John  Heaton,  the  Exors.  ^ 0 


=j=Mary,  youngest  dau. 
and  coheir  of  John 
Westwood  of  Chat- 
teris, in  the  Isle  of 
Ely,  CO.  Cambridge, 
J.P.  and  D.L., 
High  Sheriff  for  the 
counties  of  Cam- 
bridgeand  Hunting- 
don 1799,  by  Anne 
Allpress  his  i  st  wife ; 
born  28  May,  bapt. 
at  Chatteris  25  June 
1778  ;  marr.  at 
Twickenham,  co. 
Middlesex,  4  De- 
cember 1813  ;  died 
at  Sidney  Lodge, 
Cambridge,  3  June, 
bur.  in  the  chapel  of 
Sidney  Sussex  Col- 
lege 9  June  1 83 1. 
Portraits  of  her  and 
her  father  at  Rous 
Lench  Court. 


Annette,  2nd  dau.= 
of  the  Rt.  Rev. 
Samuel  Kyle,  D.D., 
Bishop  of  Cork, 
Cloyne  and  Ross, 
by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  William 
Duke  Moore  of 
Dublin  ;  marr.  at 
Cork  Cathedral  24 
October  1 839;  died 
atConington  House, 
CO.  Cambridge,  1 1 
January,  bur.  in  the 
\Vestwood  vault  at 
Chatteris  20  Jan- 
uary 1849.  Por- 
trait at  Rous 
Lench  Court.  Ad- 
fnon  was  granted 
at  the  Principal 
Registry  24  July 
1873,  to  Elizabeth 
Frances  Chafy,  the 
sole  Executrix  of 
the  will  of  William 
Westwood  Chafy. 
I  St  wife. 


^William  Westwood  Chafy,= 
only  child,  of  Sherborne, 
and  sometime  of  Feltwell 
Place,  CO.  Norfolk,  and 
subsequently  of  3  Bruns- 
wick Terrace,  Brighton,  co. 
Sussex;  born  14  November 
1 8 14,  bapt.  at  All  Saints', 
Cambridge,  30  May  181 5  ; 
educated  at  Eton,  admitted 
a  Fellow  Commoner  of 
Sidney  Sussex  College, 
Cambridge,  12  December 
1832;  died  at  3  Brunswick 
Terrace,  Brighton,  28 
March,  bur.  in  Nunhead 
Cemetery,  co.  Surrey,  3 
April  1873.  Several  por- 
traits at  Rous  Lench  Court. 
Will  dated  8  December 
1871,  with  codicil  of  same 
date,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
324,  73)  6  May  1873,  by 
Elizabeth  Frances  Cliafy, 
therelict.thesole  Executrix. 


=Eleanor  Constance,= 
eldest  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Charles  Col- 
lins, M.A.,  Vicar  of 
Faversham,  and  for- 
merly Patron  and 
Rector  of  Milstead, 
CO.  Kent,  by  Anna 
Matilda  his  wife, 
dau.  of  R.  Creaghe 
of  Castle  Park,  co. 
Tipperary ;  born  7 
November,  bapt.  at 
Milstead  on  Christ- 
mas Day,  1827  ; 
marr.  at  Faversham 
13  April  1850;  died 
at  Faversham  Vicar- 
age, aged  25,  21 
October,  bur.  in  the 
Collins  vault  at  Mil- 
stead 28  October 
1853.  Portrait  by 
Gra?it  at  Rous  Lench 
Court.     2nd  wife. 


=Elizabeth  Frances,  only 
dau.  of  William  Colston, 
by  Winifred  Pitts  Gar- 
land his  wife;  born  25 
November  1825  ;  marr. 
istly,William  Smart  of  16 
Addington  Square,  Cam- 
berwell,  co.  Surrey,  who 
died,  aged  25,  6  January, 
and  was  bur.  in  Nunhead 
Cemetery  1 2  January 
1850.  She  marr.  2ndly 
at  St.  Nicholas',  Brigh- 
ton, 19  August  1856. 
She  died  at  3  Brunswick 
Terrace,  Brighton,  aged 
49,  on  Sunday,  18  July, 
and  was  bur.  in  Nunhead 
Cemetery  23  July  1875. 
3rd  wife. 


110 


Mary  Anne  Elizabeth,  born  at 
Sidney  Lodge,  Cambridge,  19  July, 
bapt.  in  the  chapel  of  Sidney 
Sussex  College  (baptism  registered 
at  All  Saints',  Cambridge,  18 
August  1840)  ;  marr.,  as  his 
2nd  wife,  at  St.  Matthevf's,  Upper 
Clapton,  CO.  Middlesex  (by  the 
Rev.  Leonard  Edmund  Shelford, 
Rector  of  Stoke  Newington,  co. 
Middlesex),  on  Thursday,  23  June 
1887,  the  Rev.  Thomas  Halliwell 
(2n(l  son  of  Thomas  Halliwell  of 
Chelsea,  co.  Middlesex,  by  Char- 
lotte Ann  his  wife,  dau.  of  Esau 
Marsh);  bornatChelsea28  March, 
bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Chelsea,  29 
September  1815  ;  of  New  Inn 
Hall,  Oxford,  matriculated  23 
January  1834,  aged  18,  B.A.  1837, 
M.A.  1840  ;  Curate  of  Sporle, 
Swaffham,  co.  Norfolk,  1838-41, 
of  Islip,  CO.  Oxford,  June  1841 
-44,  Perpetual  Curate  of  Christ 
Church,  Redhill,  Wrington,  co. 
Somerset,  1844-63,  temporary 
duty  at  Christ  Church,  All 
Souls'  and  St.  James',  Brighton, 
1863-66,  and  Curate  of  St. 
Andrew's,  Hove,  co.  Sussex, 
1866-95  ;  <i'2d  at  5  Walpole 
Road,  Brighton,  25  February, 
bur.  at  Patcham,  co.  Sussex,  i 
March  1895.  Will  dated  22  June 
1887,  proved  at  Lewes  8  June 
1895,  by  Mary  Anne  Elizabeth 
Halliwell,  the  relict,  the  sole 
Executrix. 


Rev.  William  Kyle  Westwood= 
Chafy  of  Sherborne,  co.  Dor- 
set, and  of  Sheriff's  Lench, 
and  in  1876  also  of  Rous 
Lench,  co.  Worcester ;  born 
at  Sidney  Lodge,  Cambridge, 
24  June,  bapt.  privately  at 
the  Master's  Lodge,  Sidney 
Sussex  College,  Cambridge, 
17  July  1841  (public  certi- 
fication of  baptism  soon  after- 
wards in  the  chapel  of  Sidney 
Sussex  College) ;  of  Christ 
Church,  Oxford,  matriculated 
31  May  i860,  aged  18,  B.A. 
February  1865,  M.A.  Novem- 
ber 1867,  B.D.  and  D.D. 
December  1891  ;  Curate  of 
Stratford-on-Avon,  co.  War- 
wick, 1869-72, andofLydford, 
CO.  Devon,  1874-76,  Patron 
of  Rous  Lench,  Rector  of 
Rous  Lench  March  1881. 
Portrait  at  Rous  Lench  Court. 


=Mary  Clara,  2nd  dau.  of 
Evelyn  Philip  Shirley  of 
Ettington,  co.  Warwick, 
Houndshill,  co.  Worcester, 
and  of  Lough  Fea,  co.  Mona- 
ghan,  F.S.A.,LL.D.  (Dublin), 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  co. 
Monaghan  1841-47,  and  for 
South  Warwickshire  1853-65, 
High  Sheriff  for  co.  Warwick 
1867,  by  Mary  Clara  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of 
Sir  Edmund  Hungerford 
Lechmere,  2nd  Bart. ;  born 
at  Houndshill  18  July,  bapt. 
at  Ettington  20  August  1848; 
marr.  in  the  ruins  of  the 
ancient  parish  church  at 
Ettington  Park  by  special 
licence  (by  Henry  Philpot, 
Bishop  of  Worcester)  2  May 
1872.  Portrait  at  Rous 
Lench  Court. 


Blanche  Annunziata,  born  at  lo 
Lowndes  Square,  London,  2 
March,  bapt.  by  her  father  at 
St.  Barnabas',  Pimlico,  London, 
25  March  1873. 

Gwendolen  Mary,  born  at  22 
Eaton  Square,  London,  2  April, 
bapt.  by  her  father  at  St.  Peter's, 
Eaton  Square,  25  April  1874. 


Pascha  Frances,  born 
at  69  Claverton  Street, 
London,  24  May, 
bapt.  by  her  father  at 
All    Saints',    Pimlico, 

24  June  1875 ;  died 
at    Lydford    Rectory 

25  September,  bur.  at 
Rous  Lench  i  October 
1875- 


May  Frances  Eleanor,  born 
at  16  Addington  Square, 
Camberwell,  co.  Surrey,  6 
May,  bapt.  at  St.  George's, 
Camberwell,  30  June  1857  ; 
died  at  Bowes  House,  co. 
Essex,  13  March,  bur.  in 
Nunhead  Cemetery,  co.  Sur- 
rey, 20  March  1863. 


Arthur  Waddington  John  Westwood 
Chafy,  born  at  16  Addington 
Square,  Camberwell,  24  November 
1858,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Cam- 
berwell, 12  January  1859;  died  at 
Bowes  House  n  March,  bur.  in 
Nunhead  Cemetery  20  March  1863. 


Constance  Wilhelmina, 
born  at  16  Addington 
Square,  Camberwell,  4  Oc- 
tober, bapt.  at  St.  George's, 
Camberwell,  14  November 
i860  ;  died  at  8  Brunswick 
Square,  Camberwell,  28 
March,  bur.  in  Nunhead 
Cemetery  i  April  1863. 


Annette  Martha  Diana, 
born  at  Conington  House, 
CO.  Cambridge,  14  Feb- 
ruary, bapt.  at  Conington 
(by  the  Rev.  James 
Arthur  Tillard,  Rector)  19 
May  1846. 


Sidney  Frances  Sophia,  born  at  Conington  House  on  Saturday, 
8  April,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  London,  22 
September  1848  ;  marr.  at  Hove,  co.  Sussex  (by  the  Rev 
William  Kyle  Westwood  Chafy,  her  brother,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Halliwell)  on  Thursday,  12  January  1871,  Colonel 
Charles  Hay  (son  of  Charles  Hay  of  Hammersland,  Shetland 
by  Jessie  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Bruce  of  Brucefield,  Jamaica) ; 
born  7  May  1843,  and  bapt.  at  Edinburgh;  Lieut.-Colonel 
Bombay  Staff  Corps  27  June  1886,  retired  as  Colonel  23  August 
1886;  Warden  of  Christ's  Hospital  1886. 

A 


Hugh  Edmund  Chafy, 
born  at  Lydford  Rec- 
tory, CO.  Devon,  17 
May,  bapt.  privately 
by  his  father  the  same 
day,  public  certifica- 
tion of  baptism  at  St. 
Petrock's,  Lydford,  26 
August  1876. 


Honor  Annette  (twin 
with  Ursula  Kathleen 
Theodora),  born  at 
Rous  Lench  Court, 
CO.  Worcester,  27  Au- 
gust, bapt.  at  Rous 
Lench  by  her  father 
7  September  1882. 


Ursula  Kathleen 
Theodora  (twin  with 
Honor  Annette), 
born  at  Rous  Lench 
Court  27  August, 
bapt.  at  Rous  Lench 
by  her  father  7  Sep- 
tember 1882. 


Ralph  Evelyn  Westwood 
Chafy,  born  at  Rous 
Lench  Court  28  March, 
bapt.  at  Rous  Lench 
by  his  father  19  April 
1884  ;  Scholarship  at 
Marlborough  College  9 
December  1897. 


John  Westwood  William  Chafy,  born  at= 
8  Brunsw^ick  Square,  Camberwell,  co. 
Surrey,  6  October,  bapt.  at  St.  George's, 
Camberwell,  15  November  1864;  edu- 
cated at  Harrow  and  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  25  May  1883,  aged 
18;  died  at  Brighton,  co.  Sussex,  aged 
32,  7  December,  bur.  at  Rous  Lench  1 1 
December  1896.  Will  dated  8  October 
1895,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  250,  97)  25 
March  1897,  by  the  Rev.  William  Kyle 
Westwood  Chafy,  D.D.,  and  Colonel 
Charles  Hay,  the  Exors. 


^Elizabeth  Lyde,  dau.  of 
Rev.  John  Smart,  Vicar  of 
Kingswear,  co.  Devon,  by 
Eleanor  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Dale  ;  born  16 
April,  bapt.  at  Kingswear 
24  May  1 841;  marr.  there 
(by  the  Rev.  William 
Kyle  Westwood  Chafy) 
on  Tuesday,  8  October 
1895- 


Mabel  Winifred,  born  at 
I  Brunswick  Terrace, 
Brighton,  i  June,  bapt. 
at  St.  Andrew's,  Hove 
(by  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Halliwell)  20  July  1867; 
died  at  Bowes  House, 
CO.  Essex,  21  May,  bur. 
in  Nunhead  Cemetery, 
CO.  Surrey,  26  May 
1868. 


QJ.  hT.nr.  ej^aff . 


112 


FIDE- 


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fIDV 


(Bihhim. 


Arms. — Or,  a  lion  rampant  sable,  over  all,  on  a  bend  gules,  three  escallops  argent. 
Crest. — A  lion  rampant  sable.  Motto. — Semper  paratus. 


Samuel  Gibbins  of  Castle  Court,  Lawrence  Lane,= 
London,  and  of  Sidcup,  co.  Kent  (son  of  Samuel 
Gibbins  of  London,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Hatch  of  Bishop's  Waltham,  co.  Hants) ;  born  i 
January  1808;  Member  of  the  Common  Council 
of  the  City  of  London,  and  Master  of  the 
Carpenters'  Company  1880;  died  at  Sidcup  22 
October,  bur.  there  26  October  1886. 


'^^^'^  '^^i^T^^sf^^:^ 


=Anne,  dau.  of  John  Grossmith  of  Bishop's 
Waltham,  co.  Hants,  by  Mary  Lipscomb 
his  wife,  of  Upham,  co.  Hants ;  born  at 
Bishop's  Waltham  8  April,  bapt.  there  1 7 
April  1808;  marr.  at  St.  Pancras',  London, 
22  June  1830;  died  at  Sidcup  6  January, 
bur.  there  9  January  1885.  Will  dated  29 
November  1884,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  122, 
85),  2  February  1885,  by  William  Carter 
Grossmith  of  22  Silk  Street,  Cripplegate, 
London,  the  nephew,  the  sole  Exor. 


Hephzibah  Anne,  born  at  Hackney, 
CO.  Middlesex,  20  March  1833  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Luke's,  Lower  Nor- 
wood, CO.  Surrey,  6  October  1852, 
Charles  Prichard  of  Brighton,  co. 
Sussex  (son  of  Henry  Prichard  of 
London  and  Bristol,  by  Martha  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Tomlinson) ; 
born  21  January  183 1,  bapt.  at  St. 
Vedast,  Foster  Lane,  London  (no 
record  in  Register). 


Samuel  Gibbins  of  Percy 
Lodge,  Wood  Green,  co. 
Middlesex;  born  14  June 
1836  ;  marr.  at  Dulwich 
Chapel,  CO.  Surrey,  16 
June  1859,  Julia,  eldest 
dau.  of  James  Hawgood 
of  Dulwich. 

A 


Mary  Jane,  born  19  January 
1840;  marr.  at  St.  Luke's,  Lower 
Norwood,  12  July  1865,  John 
Henry  Hadland  of  Sidcup  (son 
of  John  Thomas  Hadland  of 
Anerley,  co.  Surrey,  by  Mary 
Ann  his  wife,  dau.  of  Ralph 
Good  of  Hursley,  co.  Hants) ; 
born  at  Hamilton  Terrace, 
Kennington,  co.  Surrey ;  died 
at  Oakfield,  Sidcup,  aged  43,  5 
September,  bur.  at  Sidcup  10 
September  1883. 


Rev.  Henry  de  Beltgens  Gibbins= 
of  6  Newsham  Drive,  Liverpool ; 
born  at  Port  Elizabeth,  South 
Africa,  23  May,  bapt.  there  6 
August  1865;  educated  at  Brad- 
ford Grammar  School  and  at 
Wadham  College,  Oxford,  ma- 
triculated 16  October  1883,  aged 
18,  Scholar  1882,  B.A.  1888,  M.A. 
1890,  Cobden  Prizeman,  Oxford, 
1890,  D.Litt.  of  Trinity  College, 
Dublin,  1896;  Vice-Principal  of 
Liverpool  College  1895  ;  Author 
of  "  Industry  in  England,"  "The 
History  of  Commerce  in  Europe," 
and  other  works. 


=Emily,  dau.  of  John  Henry 
Bell  of  Bradford,  co.  York, 
M.D.,  by  Mary  Alice  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Luke  Moore 
of  Burnley,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  of  Florida,  U.S.A.  ; 
born  at  Bradford  3  July 
1865  ;  marr.  at  St.  Luke's, 
Manningham,  Bradford,  2 
August  1890,  by  the  Rev. 
John  Thomas  Maguinness, 
Vicar. 


Maud  Eleanor,  born  27  October 
1866,  and  bapt.  privately  at 
Belfont  Lodge,  Roupell  Park, 
Lower  Norwood,  co.  Surrey. 


Mabel  Anne,  born  at  Staverton, 
CO.  Wilts,  2  June,  bapt.  there 
9  August  1868  ;  marr.  at  Cairo, 
Egypt,  8  May  1893,  Ernest 
Leopold  Ahrons  of  the  Egyptian 
Government  Service  (son  of 
Leopold  Ahrons  of  Bradford)  ; 
born  at  Bradford  12  February 
1866. 


113 


Joseph  Henry  Gibbins  of  Park  House,= 
Thackley,  near  Bradford,  co.  York, 
formerly  of  Port  Elizabeth,  South 
Africa;  born  17  June,  bapt.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Hackney,  co.  Middlesex,  30 
July  1841  ;  Master  of  the  Carpenters' 
Company  1897. 


=Eleanor,  dau.  of  Jean  Joseph  de  Beltgens  of  Shawford, 
Roseau,  Dominica,  West  Indies,  Member  of  the  House 
of  Assembly,  by  Ellen  [Eleanor]  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard 
Simpson  of  Elm  Grove,  Lower  Norwood,  co.  Surrey  ; 
born  9  April,  bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Lower  Norwood,  10 
May  1844;  marr.  there  14  April  1864;  died  at  Park 
House,  Thackley,  31  January,  bur.  in  Undercliffe 
Cemetery,  Bradford,  3  February  1899. 


Lillian  Anna,  bom  at  Whetley  Grove, 
Bradford,  25  February  1872  ;  marr. 
at  St.  Luke's,  Manningham,  co.  York 
(by  the  Rev.  John  Thomas  Maguin- 
ness,  the  Vicar),  31  March  1894, 
Ernest  Clarke  Baily  (eldest  son  of 
James  Skuse  Baily  of  Birmingham, 
by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Neil  Clarke  of  Stroud,  co.  Gloucester) ; 
born  at  Blackburn,  co.  Lancaster,  26 
March  1864. 


Bernard  Joseph  Gibbins  of 
Calverley,  co.  York  ;  born  at 
Bradford  23  December  1873, 
bapt.  as  an  adult  at  St.  Luke's, 
Manningham,  17  March  1889; 
marr.  at  Morton,  co.  York,  23 
September  1897,  Caroline, 
dau.  of  William  Barron  of 
Micklethwaite,  Bingley,  co. 
York ;  born  23  December 
1869,  bapt.  at  Baildon,  co. 
York,  17  April  1870. 


Winifred  Ruth,  born 
at  Bradford  26  Sep- 
tember 1879. 


Mabel  Elizabeth,  born  at  Brighton,  co. 
Sussex,  26  November  1868,  bapt.  at 
Lambeth  Parish  Church,  co.  Surrey  (no 
record  in  Register). 


Rev.  Horace  John  Gibbins,  born  at 
Brighton  24  July  1870,  bapt.  at  Lambeth 
Parish  Church  {no  record  in  Register) ; 
educated  at  Brighton  and  Exeter  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  matriculated  16  October 
1887,  aged  18,  Scholar  18S8,  B.A.  1893, 
M.A.  1896  ;  Tutor  and  Assistant 
Chaplain  at  Church  Missionary  College 
since  1898. 


Eva  Florence, 
born  2 1  Feb. 
1872,  and  bapt. 
at  Union  Street 
Chapel,  Brighton. 


Jane  Marie,  born 
15  Jan.  1876; 
died  in  infancy, 
and  bur.  in 
the  Extra  Mural 
Cemetery,  Brigh- 
ton. 


Arthur  Everett  Gibbins,  born  12 
June,  bapt.  at  St.  Margaret's, 
Brighton,  29  July  1877;  educated 
at  King's  School,  Warwick. 


Maud  Winter,  born  i  r  February, 
bapt.  at  St.  Margaret's,  Brighton, 
6  April  1879.     

Norman  Martin  Gibbins,  born  15 
October,  bapt.  at  St.  Margaret's, 
Brighton,  11  December  1882. 


114 


John  George  Gibbins= 
of  Brighton,  co.  Sus- 
sex;  born  19  Septem- 
ber 1843,  and  bapt. 
at  Hackney,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex; F.R.I.B.A. 


=Octavia,  dau.  of  Edward  Jackson  Everett 
of  Heytesbury,  co.  Wilts,  by  Elizabeth 
Hubbard  his  wife,  of  Crockerton,  co. 
Somerset;  born  13  October  1845,  ^"^ 
bapt.  at  Kensington,  London  ;  marr.  at 
St.  Luke's,  Lower  Norwood,  co.  Surrey, 
22  October  1867. 


Benjamin  Thomas  Gibbins 
of  The  Pines,  Ilkley,  co. 
York  ;  born  29  January 
1846;  marr.  at  Matlock,  co. 
Derby,  9  April  1873,  Sarah 
Mayoh,  only  dau.  of  John 
and  Elizabeth  Clow  of 
Liverpool.       =f= 


Kenneth  Mayoh  Gibbins,  born 
at  19  Apsley  Crescent,  Manning- 
ham,  CO.  York,  17  March  1874, 
bapt.  at  St.  Mark's,  Manningham, 
12  May  1880. 

Beatrice  Agnes,  born  at  1 9  Apsley 
Crescent,  Manningham,  7  March 
1875,  bapt.  at  St.  Mark's,  Man- 
ningham, 12  May  1880. 


Hugh  Clow  Gibbins,  born  at  9 
Selborne  Grove,  Manningham,  30 
May  1876,  bapt.  at  St.  Mark's, 
Manningham,  12  May  1880. 


Dorothea,  born  at  9  Selborne 
Grove,  Manningham,  24  January 
1878 ;  died  there  19  February 
1878,  and  bur.  at  Bradford. 


Wilfrid  Hannay  Gibbins,  born  at 
9  Selborne  Grove,  Manningham, 
20  February,  bapt.  at  St.  Mark's, 
Manningham,  12  May  1880. 


>.Iarjorie  Grizzell,  born  at  Hill 
Carr,  Ilkley,  13  November  1881, 
bapt.  at  St.  Margaret's,  Ilkley,  10 
April  1882. 


Guy  Lawrence  Gibbins 
(twin  with  Violet  Elsie), 
born  at  Hill  Carr,  Ilkley, 
I  August,  bapt.  at  St. 
Margaret's,  Ilkley,  3 
October  1885. 


Violet  Elsie  (twin  with 
Guy  Lawrence),  born  at 
Hill  Carr,  Ilkley,  i  Au- 
gust, bapt.  at  St.  Mar- 
garet's, Ilkley,  3  October 
1885. 


Elizabeth  Anne,  born  10  July 
185 1 ;  marr.  at  the  Parish  Church, 
Clapham,  co.  Surrey,  2 1  Novem- 
ber 1872,  Captain  Robert  Young 
(son  of  Captain  Robert  Benjamin 
Young,  R.N.,  who  was  in  com- 
mand of  a  ship  at  the  Battle 
of  Trafalgar,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Captain  John  Ellis  of 
the  "  Loyal  Americans "  (now 
the  60th  Rifles),  and  who  was 
severely  wounded  at  the  Battle 
of  Bunker's  Hill,  America) ;  born 
in  1822,  and  bapt.  at  Otterton, 
CO.  Devon;  served  as  a  Subaltern 
7  th  Dragoon  Guards,  afterwards 
Captain  and  Adjutant  H.M. 
Osmanbi  Irregular  Cavahy 
(Turkish    Contingent). 


Lavinia  Rebecca,  born  8  March  1853  ;  marr.  at  Paddington, 
London,  15  June  1879,  as  his  2nd  wife,  Lieut. -Colonel 
Archibald  Henry  Plantagenet  Stuart-Wortley  (only  son  of 
the  Hon''''=  Charles  James  Stuart-Wortley,  M.P.  for  Bute,  by 
his  wife.  Lady  Emmeline  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of 
John  Henry,  5th  Duke  of  Rutland);  born  26  July  1832; 
Chevalier  of  the  Legion  of  Honour,  and  of  St.  Maurice  and 
St.  Lazarus  of  Italy,  and  Officer  of  the  Medjidie  ;  died  at 
Rosslyn  House,  Grove  End  Road,  London,  aged  58,  30 
April  1890.  Adfnon  granted  20  August  1890,  to  Lavinia 
Rebecca  Stuart-Wortley  of  1 1  Grittleton  Road,  Elgin 
Avenue,  Maida  Vale,  co.  Middlesex,  the  relict. 


IIS 


airp  of  (S^reentoicJ),  to.  3^ent. 


William  Airy  of  Alnwick,  co.  Northumber-= 
land  (son  of  William  Airy  of  Luddington, 
CO.  Lincoln,  by  Hannah  Gaythorne  his  wife, 
of  Luddington);  born  at  Luddington,  bapt. 
there  25  January  1750;  died  at  Bury  St. 
Edmunds,  co.  Suffolk,  26  March,  bur.  at 
Little  Welnetham,  co.  Suffolk,  31  March 
1827.  Will  dated  24  March  1822,  proved 
at  Bury  St.  Edmunds  i  August  1827,  by 
Ann  Airy,  the  relict,  and  George  Biddell 
Airy,  the  son,  two  of  the  Exors. 


=Ann,  3rd  dau.  of  George  Biddell  of  Bradfield  St. 
George,  co.  Suffolk,  by  his  wife,  Elizabeth  Webb 
of  Brettenham,  co.  Suffolk  ;  born  at  Rougham,  co. 
Suffolk,  13  February,  bapt.  there  5  March  1767; 
marr.  at  Little  Welnetham  30  September  1800; 
died  at  the  Royal  Observatory,  Greenwich,  co. 
Kent,  aged  74,  24  April,  bur.  at  Liitle  Welnetham 
I  May  1 84 1.  Will  dated  7  August  1S39,  proved 
(P.C.C.,  536,  41)  10  August  1841,  by  George 
Biddell  Airy,  the  son,  one  of  the  Exors. 

(See  Biddell  Pedigree,  Vol.  j,  page  gj). 


Sir  George  Biddell  Airy  of  The  White  House,= 
Groom's  Hill,  Greenwich,  co.  Kent,  and  of  Playford, 
CO.  Suffolk;  born  at  Alnwick  27  July  1801,  bapt. 
there  5  July  1802;  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, B.A.  1823,  M.A.  1826,  Lucasiaii  Professor 
of  Mathematics  1826,  Plumian  Professor  of 
Astronomy  1828,  LL.D.  1862,  admitted  ad  eundem 
at  0.\ford  University  17  June  1S30,  created  D.C.L. 
20  June  1844;  Astronomer  Royal  1835-81,  C.B. 
1871,  K.C.B.  1872,  President  of  the  Royal  Society 
1871-73,  Foreign  Associate  of  the  French  Academy 
of  Sciences ;  died  at  Greenwich,  aged  90,  at  6.30 
p.m.,  on  Saturday,  2  January,  bur.  at  Playford  7  Jan- 
uary 1892.  Will  dated  16  September  i88g,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  231,  92) 
5  March  1892,  by 
Wilfrid  Airy,  the  son, 
and  Christabel  Airy, 
the  daughter,  the 
Exors. 


=Richarda,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Richard  Smith  of  Eden- 
sor,  CO.  Derby,  by  Char- 
lotte Hyde  his  wife  ; 
born  at  Edensor  31 
December  1804,  bapt. 
there  25  January  1805  ; 
marr.  at  Edensor  24 
March  1830;  died  at 
the  Royal  Observatory, 
Greenwich,  aged  70, 
13  August,  bur.  at  Play- 
ford 18  August  1875. 


Elizabeth,  born  at 
Hereford  15  Feb- 
ruary, bapt.  at  All 
Saints',  Hereford, 
18  February  1803; 
died  at  Bedford  1 7 
March,  bur.  at 
Little  Welnetham 
22  March  1879. 
Will  dated  27  June 
i87  7,proved(Prin. 
Reg.,  309,  79) 
21  April  1879,  by 
Hubert  Airy  of 
Edensor,  Kid- 
brooke  Grove, 
Blackheath,  co. 
Kent,  M.D.,  the 
nephew,  the  sole 
Exor. 


George  Richard  Airy,  born  at  the  Observa- 
tory, Cambridge,  6  March,  bapt.  at  St. 
Giles',  Cambridge,  6  April  1831  ;  died  at 
Playford,  aged  8,  i  July,  bur.  there  5  July 
1839.  _ 

Elizabeth,  born  at  the  Observatory,  Cam- 
bridge, 4  January,  bapt.  at  St.  Giles', 
Cambridge,  19  February  1833;  died  at 
Southampton  on  arrival  from  Madeira, 
aged  19,  24  June,  bur.  at  Playford  29  June 
1852.  _ 

Arthur  Airy,  born  at  the  Observatory, 
Cambridge,  12  May,  bapt.  at  St.  Giles', 
Cambridge,  19  June  1834;  died  at  the 
Royal  Observatory,  Greenwich,  aged  5,  24 
June,  bur.  at  Playford  28  June  1839. 


Wilfrid  Airy  of  Green-= 
wich,  CO.  Kent,  and 
of  Playford ;  born  at 
the  Royal  Observa- 
tory, Greenwich,  at 
12  a.m.,  19  Sep- 
tember, bapt.  at  St. 
Alphege,  Greenwich, 
7  December  1836 ; 
of  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge,  B.  A.  1 859. 


=Nanny  Jacobina  Rebecka 
Charlotta  Anna,  dau.  of 
Professor  Johann  Benedict 
Listing  of  Gottingen,  Ger- 
many, by  Pauline  his  wife  , 
born  at  Gottingen  8  July 
1848;  marr.  there  27  April 
1881  ;  died  at  Greenwich 
22  June,  bur.  in  Green- 
wich Cemetery  27  June 
1882. 


Anna,  born  at  Greenwich  6  June, 
bapt.  at  St.  Alphege,  Greenwich, 
25  November  1882. 


116 


Ellen  Frances,  dau.^ 
of  George  Arthur 
Webb  Massey  of  Col- 
chester, CO.  Essex,  by 
Alicia  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Robert  Andrews 
of  Springfield,  co. 
Essex;  born  at  Bere- 
church,  CO.  Essex, 
26  June  1813,  bapt. 
there  13  June  1814; 
marr.  at  Ixworth,  co. 
Suffolk,  30  June 
1834;  diedatKeysoe 
1 1  June,  bur.  there 
14  June  1868.  1st 
wife. 


=Rev.  William  Airy,  born  at  Hereford= 
23  March,  bapt.  at  All  Saints',  Here- 
ford, 5  April  1807;  of  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1829,  M..\.  1832; 
Vicar  of  Keysoe,  co.  Bedford,  Rector 
of  Swineshead,  co.  Huntingdon,  and 
Rural  Dean,  Domestic  Chaplain  to 
the  Duke  of  Manchester  ;  died  at 
Lavenham,  co.  Suffolk,  19  August, 
bur.  at  Keysoe  23  August  1874. 
Will  dated  20  April  1871,  proved  at 
Northampton  11  September  1874, 
by  the  Van''''  Frederick  Bathurst  of 
Biggleswade,  co.  Bedford,  Arch- 
deacon of  Bedford,  and  William 
Bidden  of  Lavenham  Hall,  co. 
Suffolk,  the  Exors. 


=Caroline,  dau.  of 
William  Debenham 
of  St.  John's  Wood, 
London,  by  Caro- 
line Freebody  his 
wife  ;  born  20  June 
1839 ;  marr.  at  St. 
Mark's,  Hamilton 
Terrace,  St.  John's 
Wood,  8  February 
1871.     2nd  wife. 


Arthur  Airy, 
born  at  Here- 
ford 7  Sept., 
bapt.  at  All 
Saints',  Here- 
ford, 4  Oct. 
1809;  died  at 
Colchester  in 
i8ii,andbur. 
there. 


Ellen  Alethea,  born  at  Bradfield  St.  Clare,  co.  Suffolk,  18  June,  bapt.  there  privately  20  June 
1835;  marr.  at  Keysoe  4  August  1863,  Rev.  Alfred  Sweeting  (son  of  Alfred  Sweeting  of 
Holborn,  London,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Debenham);  born  26  December  1830; 
of  Pembroke  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1854,  M.A.  1857,  Rector  of  Amcotts,  co.  Lincoln;  died 
s.p.  at  Amcotts  17  October,  bur.  there  21  October  1884.  Will  dated  5  April  1877,  proved  at 
Lincoln  20  November  1884,  by  the  Rev.  Walter  Debenham  Sweeting  of  Maxey  Vicarage,  co. 
Northampton,  the  brother,  the  sole  Exor. 


Hubert  Airy  of  Stoke  House,= 
Woodbridge,  co.  Suffolk  ; 
born  at  the  Royal  Observa- 
tory, Greenwich,  14  June, 
bapt.  at  St.  Alphege,  Green- 
wich, 12  October  1838  ; 
of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, 1861,  M.A.  1864, 
M.B.  1869,  M.D.  1870,  for- 
merly Medical  Inspector  to 
the  Local  Government  Board, 
and  Examiner  in  Sanitary 
Science  at  the  University  of 
Cambridge. 


=Susan  Cecilia,  youngest 
dau.  of  Skinner  Zachary 
Langton  of  Barrow 
House,  Keswick,  co. 
Cumberland,-  by  Mar- 
garet his  wife,  dau.  of 
Walter  Learmonth;  born 
at  Southgate,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, 7  November 
1837,  bapt.  there  9  Jan- 
u.iry  1838;  marr.  at  St. 
John's,  Keswick,  5  June 
1872. 


Hilda)  born  at  the  Royal  Observatory, 
Greenwich,  26  December  1840,  bapt.  at 
Sanderstead,  co.  Surrey,  15  May  1841  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Alphege,  Greenwich,  31 
August  1864,  Edward  John  Routh  of 
Cambridge  (6th  son  of  Commissary- 
General  Sir  Randolph  Isham  Routh, 
K.C.B.,  by  Marie  Louisa  his  wife,  sister 
of  Cardinal  Taschereau,  and  of  Judge 
Taschereau  of  Quebec,  Canada) ;  born 
20  January  i83r,  and  bapt.  at  Quebec; 
Fellow  of  Peterhouse,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1854,  M.A.  1857,  D.Sc.  1883. 

A 


Mary  Gabrielle,  born 
at  Dacre  Park,  Lee, 
CO.  Kent,  2  August, 
bapt.  at  St.  Mar- 
garet's, Lee,  9  October 
1873;  died  3  May, 
bur.  in  Woodbridge 
Cemetery  8  May  1895. 


Agnes    Margaret,    born    at    Kidbrook,    co.    Kent,    4     Arthur  Langton 
December  1874,  bapt.  at  St.  James',  Kidbrook,  7  Feb-     Airy,    born    at 
ruary   1875;    marr.  at   St.    Mary's,    Woodbridge,    on     Kidbrook         3 
Thursday,   13  April  1899  (by  the  Rev.  Tom  House-     May,    bapt.    at 
croft,  M.A.,  the  Rector,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Philip     St.  James',  Kid- 
Tuckwell,  M. A.),  Herbert  Alfred  Shaw  of  Woodbridge     brook,    4   June 
(son  of  George  Alfred  Shaw  of  Stockport,  co.  Chester,     1876. 
by  Hannah  his  wife,  dau.  of  James  Downs  of  Stockport) ; 
born  at  Stockport  6  February,  bapt.  at  St.  Thomas', 
Stockport,  25  March  1868;  educated  at  Uppingham 
School  and  Owen's  College,  B.A.  Lond.  University. 


Winifrede,  born 
18  March  1872, 
died  the  same 
day,  and  bur.  at 
Keysoe. 


Bernard  John  Airy,=Dorothy  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Dunn 
born  at  Keysoe  15  Aubertin  of  Frilford,  co.  Berks,  by 
Frances  Augusta  his  wife,  dau.  of 
WiUiam  Aldworth  ;  born  15  Novem- 
ber, Lapt.  at  Chipstead,  co.  Surrey, 
23  December  1877  ;  marr.  at  Gar- 
ford,  CO.  Berks  (by  the  Rev.  Basil 
Reginald  Airy,  Vicar  of  St.  John's, 
Torquay,  the  Ven**''  Archdeacon 
Bathurst,  and  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Digby  Raikes),  on  Tuesday,  13 
September  1898. 


August,  bapt.  there 
24  September  1873; 
of  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A. 
1895. 


Eustace  William 
Airy,  born  at 
Bedford  i  Feb- 
ruary, bapt.  at  St. 
Paul's,  Bedford, 
II  March  1875  ; 
of  St.  John's  Col- 
lege, Cambridge, 
B.A.  1897. 


.Edith,  born  at 
Keysoe  18  Oc- 
tober, bapt. 
there  26  Oc- 
tober 1836. 


William  Airy,  born  at 
Keysoe  16  March,  bapt. 
there  16  April  1838; 
diedonKangarooIsland, 
South  Australia,  21  July 
1894. 


Reginald  William  Airy, 
born  at  Keysoe  31  July, 
bapt.  there  1 1  August 
1839;  died  at  Keysoe 
9  June,  bur.  at  Keysoe 
14  June  1S40. 


Sybil,  born 
at  Keysoe  6 
March, bapt. 
there  4  April 
1841. 


Mabel  Ann, 
born  at  Key- 
soe 23  Feb., 
bapt.  there 
26  March 
1843. 


Christabel,  born  at  the  Royal 
Observatory,  Greenwich,  co. 
Kent,  I  March,  baptv  at  St. 
Alphege,  Greenwich,  6  June 
1842.  _ 

Annot,  born  at  the  Royal  Ob- 
servatory, Greenwich,  9  April, 
bapt.  at  St.  Alphege,  Green- 
wich, II  July  1843. 


Osmund  Airy  of  Solihull,  co.= 
Warwick  ;  born  at  the  Royal 
Observatory,  Greenwich,  29 
October  1845,  bapt.  at  St. 
Alphege,  Greenwich,  13  Jan- 
uary 1846;  of  Truiity  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1868,  M.A. 
187 1  ;  one  of  Her  Majesty's 
Inspectors  of  Schools,  LL.D. 
of  St.  Andrew's  University 
1899. 


=Emily  Josephine,  dau.  of  Rev. 
John  Cale  Miller,  D.D.,  of 
Lincoln  College,  Oxford,  Canon 
of  Rochester  and  Vicar  of 
Greenwich,  by  Elizabeth  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Absalom  Edwards; 
born  4  December  1848,  bapt. 
at  St.  Martin's,  Birmingham,  2 
January  1849 ;  marr.  at  St. 
Alphege,  Greenwich,  28  August 
1873- 


Carril,  born  at 
1 1  Bristol  Road, 
Birmingham,  on 
Sunday,  i  July, 
bapt.  at  St.  Al- 
phege, Green- 
wich, I  August 
1877. 


Estrilde  Josephine, 
born  at  Hagley 
Road,  Birmingham, 
29  September,  bapt. 
at  St.  Martin's,  Bir- 
mingham, 28  No- 
vember 1879. 


George  Airy,  born 
at  Hagley  Road, 
Birmingham,  25 
May,  bapt.  at  St. 
George's,  Edgbas- 
ton,  CO.  Warwick, 
27  June  1881. 


James  Osmund  Cathmnr,  born  at 

Airy,     born    at  Solihull    10    De- 

Hagley     Road,  camber        1888, 

Birmingham,  18  bapt.   at    St.   Al- 

May,    bapt.    at  phege,     Solihull, 

St.        Martin's,  17  January  1889. 
Birmingham,  16 
June  1884. 


118 


Rev.  Basil  Reginald  Airy,  born  at  Keysoe  20  April,=j=Emma,  dau.  of  Shepley  Watson  of  York,  by 


bapt.  there  18  May  1845  ;  of  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1868,  M.A.  187 1,  Vicar  of  Whit- 
well,  CO.  York,  1873-86,  and  of  St.  John  the 
Evangelist's,  Torquay,  co.  Devon,  since  1886. 


Mary  Ann  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Hick  of 
York  ;  born  at  York  23  February,  bapt.  at 
St.  Maurice's,  York,  18  March  1847  ;  marr. 
at  St.  Martin's,  Scarborough,  co.  York,  8 
January  1874. 


William  Shepley  Airy,  born  at  Whitwell 
12  November,  bapt.  there  6  December 
1874  ;  of  Exeter  College,  Oxford,  B.A. 
1898.  _ 

Mary  Ellen,  born  at  Whitwell  15 
March,  bapt.  there  18  March  1876; 
died  at  Whitwell  18  March,  bur.  there 
22  March  1876.    

Reginald  Airy,  born  at  Whitwell,  co. 
York,  15  May,  bapt.  there  11  June 
1877  ;  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 


Mary  Agnes,  born  at  Whit- 
well I  July,  bapt.  there  22 
July  1878.      _ 

Mary  Margaret,  born  and 
bapt.  privately  at  Whitwell 
15  October  1879,  <i^s<i  there 
the  same  day,  and  bur.  at 
Whitwell  18  October  1879. 


Mary  Etheldreda,  born  at 
Whitwell  9  October,  bapt. 
there  7  November  1880. 


Mary  Hilda,  born  at 
Wliitwell  I  July,  bapt. 
there  23  July  1882;  died 
at  Whitwell  10  October, 
bur.  there  13  October 
1882.  _ 

Mary  Christabel,  born  at 
Whitwell  31  December, 
and  bapt.  there  privately 
the  same  day  ;  died  at 
Torquay  15  March,  bur. 
at  Whitwell  21  March 
1887. 


Beatrice,  born  at 
Keysoe,  co.  Bed- 
ford, 16  May, 
bapt.  there  23 
May  1847. 


Mildred,  born  at  Keysoe  9  December  1849,  bapt.  there 
I  January  1850;  died  at  Cowley,  co.  Oxford,  13  Sep- 
tember, bur.  there  16  September  1887.  Admon  was 
granted  at  the  Principal  Registry  i  December  1887,  to 
the  Rev.  Basil  Reginald  Airy  of  Engadina,  Torquay,  co. 
Devon,  the  brother,  one  of  the  ne.xt  of  kin. 


Maude  Elizabeth, 
born  at  Keysoe  3 
June,  bapt.  there 
4  July  1852. 


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119 


Jloggis^Bolfe  of  Cj)e  (Strange,  Maormingforb, 

CO.  €s0e^. 

Arms. — Quarterly  :  1st  and  4th,  Argent,  three  ravens  dose  sable,  Rolfe  ;  2nd  and 
3rd,  Per  chevron,  gules  and  argent,  three  crescents  counter-changed,  BoGGis. 

Crests. — I,  On  a  staff  couped  and  raguly  lying  fessways  and  sprouting  at  the  dexter 
end  vert,  a  raven  close  sable,  RoLFE  ;  2,  A  sail  of  a  ship  proper,  Boggis. 

Motto. — Avancez. 


Tames  Edward   Boggis-Rolfe   of  The   Orange,   Wormingford,   co.= 

Essex  (son  of  James  Boggis  of  Baddow  Court,  co.  Essex;  J. P.  and 

f  ^      D.L.,  Lieut. -Colonel 

/  _-  ^-  AZ     fi    a     ^    ^  West  Essex  Militia, 

J<K   ''yy^r^^       yP    \/   yJ^yT      ^y  Mary  Cecilia  his 

Z^Ar  wife,  dau.  of  Edward 

'^  Stephenson  of  Farely 

Hill,  CO.  Berks,  and  Scaleby  Castle,  co.  Cumberland) ;  born  i 
January,  bapt.  at  St.  James',  Colchester,  21  March  1816  ;  Captain 
55th  Regiment  of  Foot,  and  one  of  Her  Majesty's  tlentlemen-at- 
Arms;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Essex;  by  Royal  Licence  dated  16 
April  1866,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  Anne  Rolfe  of  Worming- 
ford, he  was  authorized  to  assume  the  surname  of  Rolfe  in  addition 
to  and  after  that  of  Boggis  ;  died  4  March,  bur.  at  Wormingford  1 1 
March  1870.  Will  dated  7  July  1866,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  413,  70) 
10  June  1870,  by  Margaret  Harriett  IJoggis-Rolfe,  the  relict,  the 
sole  Extrix.  He  marr.  istly  at  Christ  Church,  Nassau,  New  Provi- 
dence, Bahamas,  28  July  1836,  Mary,  dan.  of  Lewis  Kerr,  Attorney- 
General  of  the  Bahamas,  who  died  in  Dublin  in  1849.  =p 


'^t^^- 


= Margaret  Harriett,  2nd  and 
younger  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Rishton  Robinson  Bailey 
of  Maidstones  Grange, 
Wormingford,  Rector  of 
St.  Peter-ad-Vincula  in  the 
Tower  of  London,  and 
Chaplain  to  the  Forces 
quartered  there,  by  Harriett 
his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Rolfe  of  Ford  Street,  co. 
Essex ;  born  at  Athlone, 
CO.  Meath,  28  September 
1806  ;  marr.  at  Christ 
Church,  Marylebone,  Lon- 
don, 31  March  1853  ; 
died  at  Wormingford  22 
February,  bur.  there  26 
February  1890. 

{See  Bailey  Pedigree, 
page  48.) 


Lewis  Edward  Boggis 
born  at  Nassau,  New 
Providence,  19  July 
1837  ;  died  at  King- 
ston, Jamaica,  10 
December  1839. 

Cecil  Boggis,  born  at 
Up  Park  Camp,  Ja- 
maica, 5  November 
1 843  ;  died  at  Nassau, 
New  Providence,  i 
June  1844. 


Francis  Douglass  Boggis-Rolfe  of  The  Grange,  = 
Wormingford,  and  of  69  St.  George's  Square, 
London  ;  born  30  July  1846  ;  a  Student  of 
the  Middle  Temple  5  October  1869,  called 
to  the  Bar  6  June  1872  ;  a  Member  of  the 
South- Eastern  Circuit  ;  District  Auditor  for 
Surrey  1879  ;  Captain  West  Essex  Militia 
187 1-8 1  ;  J. P.  for  CO.  Essex  ;  died  at  69  St. 
George's  Square,  aged  48,  9  April  1895.  His 
remains  were  cremated  and  sulisequently  bur. 
at  Wormingford  10  September  following. 
Will  dated  18  April  1877,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
900,  95)  II  July  1895,  by  Thomas  William 
Carmalt  Jones,  the  sole  surviving  Exor. 


^Charlotte  Harriot  (Amy), 
dau.  of  Major  William 
Gabbett  Beare  of  Hol- 
land House,  Kingsgate, 
Thanet,  co.  Kent,  by 
Charlotte  Laura  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Charles 
Bowland  Cotton  of 
Kingsgate,  and  niece  of 
John  Powell  Powell  of 
Quex  Park,  Thanet,  and 
of  Park  House,  Fulhani, 
CO.  Middlesex  ;  bapt.  at 
St.  John's,  Oxford 
Street,  London  ;  marr. 
at  St.  George's,  Han- 
over Square,  London,  i 
August  1 87 1. 


Margaret  Amy,  born  31  May,  bapt. 
at  Wormingford  i  Aug.  1872. 

Edward  Francis  Boggis-Rolfe  of  The 
Grange,  Wormingford,  and  of  69  St. 
George's  Square,  London  ;  born  1 2 
Dec.  1873,  bapt.  at  the  Temple 
Church,  London,  19  Feb.  1874; 
educated  at  Westminster. 


Douglass  Horace  Boggis-Rolfe,  born  20  Nov.,  bapt.  at  the 
Temple  Church,  London,  19  Dec.  1874;  educated  at 
Westminster ;  a  Student  of  the  Middle  Temple  7  Jan. 
1895,  called  to  the  Bar  17  Nov.  1897. 

Rosamond  Mary  Blanche,  born  5  Jan.  1S76,  and  bapt. 
at  the  Temple  Church,  London. 


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Arms  OH  record  in  the  College  of  A  niis. 
Gules,  on  a  chevron  cotised,  between 
three  annulets  argent,  as  many  estoiles 
of  six  points  sable. 

Crest.  — A  stag's  head  erased  proper, 
gorged  with  a  collar  gemelle,  and  the 
neck  encircled  with  an  annulet  gules, 
on  the  attires  a  riband  also  gules,  passing 
through  an  annulet  or. 

Motto. — Pour  deservyr. 


Carr  of .  €%\^m  Heugj), 
to.  jBiort})uml)erlanli. 


Thomas  William  Carr  of  Eshott  Heugh,= 
CO.  Northumberland  (who  was  made  sole 
heir  by  the  will  of  his  cousin,  John  Carr  of 
Eshott  Heugh,  who  left  his  father,  Thomas 
Carr  of  Eshott  and  Hetton,  co.  North- 
umberland, trustee  for  his  infant  son. 
Through  this  John  Carr  of  Eshott  Heugh, 
only  son  of  John  Carr  of  Eshott  Heugh, 
the  eldest  surviving  son  of  William  Carr 
of  Hetton,  Eshoti  and  Eshott  Heugh, 
he  was  found  to  be  Lord  of  the  Manor  of 
Hetton  [a  barren  seignory  without  profit]); 
born  at  Savannah,  Georgia,  U.S.A.,  19 
March  1770  ;  educated  at  Edinburgh  Uni- 
versity, called  to  the  Bar  at  Gray's  Inn  24 
June  1 80 1,  Bencher  9  Nov.  182 5, Treasurer 
1829,  Her  Majesty's  Solicitor  of  Excise 
1805-29,  F.R.S.,  F.G.S.;  died  at  Frognel, 
Hampstead,  co.  Middlesex,  27  April,  bur. 
at  Hampstead  Parish  Church  4  May  1829. 
Will  dated  28  July  1824,  proved(P.C.C.  276 
Liverpool)  2  5  May 
1829,  by  Frances 

Carr,  the  relict,  the    J^^^^^^/^n^^^ri::^^ 
sole  Executrix. 


^Frances,  dau.  of 
Andrew  Morton 
of  Ouzeburn, 
Newcastle  -  on  - 
Tyne,  co.  North- 
umberland, by 
Sarah  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Joseph 
Bonner  of  Wall- 
send,  CO.  North- 
umberland; bapt. 
at  Wallsend  24 
April  1 765;  marr. 
at  All  Saints', 
Newcastle  -  on  - 
Tyne,  i  January 
i794;diedatNew 
Street,  Spring 
Gardens^  Lon- 
don, la^bruary, 
bur.  at  Hamp- 
stead Parish 
Church  19  Feb- 
ruary 1836. 


Sarah  Grace,  born  6  December  1794,  bapt.  at  St.  Pancras',  London,  6  January  1795  ;  marr.  at 
Hampstead  8  August  182 1,  the  Rt.  Hon'''^  Stephen  Lushington  (2nd  son  of  Sir  Stephen 
Lushington,  Bart.,  of  South  Hill  Park,  co.  Berks,  M.P.,  Chairman  of  the  Hon'''"'  East  India 
Company,  by  Hester  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Boldero  of  Aspenden  Hall,  co.  Hertford);  born  at 
Harley  Street,  London,  14  January  1782  ;  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matriculated  26  October 
1797,  aged  15,  Fellow  of  All  Souls'  College  until  1821,  B.A.  1802,  W.k.  1806,  B.C.L.  1807, 
D.C.L.  1808;  Barrister-at-Law  of  the  Inner  Temple  1806,  an  Advocate  of  Doctors'  Commons 
1808,  Judge  of  the  Consistory  Court  1828-38,  and  of  the  Court  of  Admiralty  1838-67,  M.P. 
for  Ilchester  1820-26  and  1831,  Tregony  1826-30,  Winchelsea  1831,  Tower  Hamlets  1832-41, 
and  Yarmouth  1866-68,  Privy  Councillor  1S38,  Treasurer  of  the  Inner  Temple  1850,  Chancellor 
of  the  Dioceses  of  London  and  Rochester;  died  at  Ockham  Park,  co.  Surrey,  19  January,  bur. 
at  Ockham  24  January  1873.  Will  dated  20  October  1872,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  115,  73)  22 
February  1873,  by  Edward  Harbord  Lushington  and  Godfrey  Lushington,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 
She  died  at  Merry  Hill,  Bushey,  co.  Hertford,  20  September,  and  was  bur.  in  the  chancel  of 
Bushey  Church  25  September  1837.  =r 

^  B 


^Villiam  Robert 
("arr,  born  at 
Duddingston,  co. 
Edinburgh,  5  Sep- 
tember, bapt.  at 
St.  John's,  Edin- 
burgh, 18  October 
1842  ;  Ensign  ist 
Madras  Fusiliers ; 
died  of  cholera 
at  Bangalore  10 
March  1861. 


Rev.  Walter  Raleigh  Carr,  born  at  Dud-= 
dingston  26  Oct.,  bapt.  at  St.  John's, 
Edinburgh,  30  Nov.  1843  ;  educated  at 
Charterhouse  and  at  Pembroke  College, 
Oxford,  matriculated  4  Feb.  1863,  aged 
19,  B.A.  1866,  M.A.  1869;  Vicar  of  St. 
John's-in-Bedwardine,  Worcester,  since 
18S1,  Rural  Dean  of  Worcester  West 
1893,  Hon.  Canon  of  Worcester  Cathedral 
1899. 


=Mary  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of 
Rev.  Joseph  Harriman  Hamil- 
ton, Canon  of  Rochester  and 
Vicar  of  Frant,  co.  Kent,  by  Ann 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  Thomas 
Bold  of  Liverpool  ;  born  at 
Shepshed  Rectory,  co.  Leices- 
ter, 9  April,  bapt.  at  Shepshed 
29  May  1842  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Michael's,  Chester  Square,  Lon- 
don, 12  April  187 1. 

c 


Frances  Rebecca,  born  in  London  8  June, 
bapt.  at  St.  Pancras',  London,  8  July  1796; 
died  at  Cobham  Grange,  co.  Surrey,  lo  April, 
bur.  at  Byfleet,  co.  Surrey,  15  April  1880. 
Will  dated  2  February  1S80,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  416,  80)  4  May  1880,  by  Edward 
Harbord  Lushington  of  the  Treasurer's 
House,  Guy's  Hospital,  London,  the  nephew, 
one  of  the  Exors. 


Anna  Margaret,  born  in  London  13  December 
1797,  bapt.  at  St.  Pancras',  London,  13  January 
1798;  died  at  4  Lansdowne  Place,  Brighton, 
9  March,  bur.  in  the  Extra  Mural  Cemetery, 
Brighton,  15  March  1872.  Adfnon  was  granted 
at  the  Principal  Registry  5  July  1872,  to  Hester 
Russell  of  Hatchford  End,  co.  Surrey,  the  niece, 
the  residuary  legatee. 


B 


Frederick  Schomberg 
Carr,  born  at  Lowndes 
Street,  London,  8 
April,  bapt.  at  St. 
Peter's,  Eaton  Square, 
London,  8  May  1845  ; 
Lieut. -Colonel  5th 
Punjab  Cavalry;  died 
at  Rawul  Pindi,  India, 
29  March  1890,  and 
bur.  there.  AVill  dated 
7  June  1886,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  476,  91) 
12  May  1891,  by  the 
Rev.  Walter  Raleigh 
Carr,  the  brother,  the 
sole  Exor. 


Arthur  Fortescue  Carr,= 
born  at  Lowndes  Street, 
London,  30  July,  bapt. 
at  St.  Michael's,  Chester 
Square,  London,  26  Au- 
gust 1846;  died  at  Bed- 
well  Park,  CO.  Hertford, 
18  October,  bur.  at 
Essendon,  co.  Hertford, 
23  October  1885. 


=Eleanor  Matilda,  only 
child  and  heir  of  George 
Sconey  Swinny,  Captain 
15th  Hussars,  by  Maria 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Green-Wilkinson  ;  born 
at  Bangalore,  India,  13 
September  1853,  and 
bapt.  there;  marr.  at  St. 
Peter's,  Eaton  Square, 
London,  2  October 
1879. 


Doris  Fortescue,  born 
at  Lucknow,  India,  5 
November  18S0,  and 
bapt.  there. 


Andrew  Mark  Carr, 
born  at  Lowndes 
Street,  London,  1 1 
September,  bapt.  at 
St.  Michael's,  Ches- 
ter Siiuare,  London, 
25  October  1847  ; 
died  at  The  Chase, 
Farnham  Royal,  co. 
Buckingham,  10 
October,  bur.  at 
Farnham  Royal  13 
October  1897. 


Sybil  Mary,  born  at  Foleshill,  co. 
Warwick,  29  June,  bapt.  there  3 
August  1874;  died  in  Rome  11 
March  1899,  and  bur.  there. 


Ralph  Hamilton  Carr,  born  at  Foleshill  25  July,  bapt. 
there  12  September  i88o  ;  educated  at  Eton,  King's 
Scholar  1894,  and  at  Hertford  College,  Oxford,  Exhibitioner 
1899. 


132 


Andrew  Morton  Carr  of  Saville  House,  Twickenham,  co.^ 
Middlesex;  born  in  London  17  July,  bapt.  at  St.  Pancras', 
London,  17  August  1799;  educated  at  Harrow  and  at  St. 
Peter's,  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1820 ;  Barrister-at-Law  of 
Gray's  Inn  i6  May  1827,  Solicitor  of  Excise  of  Scotland 
1827,  and  of  England  and  Scotland  1844-49;  marr.  istly  at 
Strathgrum,  co.  Fife,  12  July  1830,  Caroline  yEneas  Mackay, 
13th  dau.  of  Robert  Graham  of  Fintry,  co.  Fife,  who  died 
26  May,  and  was  bur.  at  St.  John-the-Evangelist's,  Edin- 
burgh, 30  May  1826.  He  died  at  Saville  House,  Twickenham, 
17  September,  bur.  at  Teddington,  co.  Middlesex,  21  Sep- 
tember 1852.  Will  dated  18  December  1845,  proved  (P.C.C, 
816,  52)  8  November  1852,  by  WiUiam  Cornwall,  one  of  the 
Exors. 


^^i^^i'^— 


=Emily  Caroline  Fortescue,  4th  dau. 
of  Major-General  Lord  Robert 
Kerr,  K.H.,  Secretary  of  the  Hon'''= 
Order  of  the  Thistle,  by  Mary  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  Edmund  Gilbert 
of  Windsor  House,  co.  Cornwall ; 
born  at  Dalhousie  Castle,  co.  For- 
far, 27  June  1817;  marr.  at  Caro- 
line Park,  Edinburgh,  17  July  1841 
(marriage  registered  at  St.  John's, 
Edinburgh);  died  at  89  St.  George's 
Square,  London,  19  April,  bur.  at 
Teddington  Cemetery  24  April 
1893.  Will  dated  17  January 
1873,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  434,  93) 
31  May  1893,  by  Andrew  Mark 
Carr,  the  son,  the  Exor.     2nd  wife. 


Emily  Blanche,  born  at  Lowndes  Street,  London,  4  July,  bapt.  at 
St.  Michael's,  Chester  Square,  London,  17  August  1849  ;  Lady  of 
the  Manor  of  Rotherhithe ;  marr.  as  his  2nd  wife  at  St.  Gabriel's, 
Warwick  Square,  London,  17  August  1876,  Francis  Culling 
Carr-Gomm  (see  page  126)  of  The  Chase,  Farnham  Royal,  co. 
Buckingham  (2nd  son  of  Rev.  Thomas  William  Carr,  M.A., 
Incumbent  of  Southborough,  co.  Kent,  by  Susan  his  ist  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  Rev.  Richard  Woodward,  D.D.,  Rector  of  Glan- 
worth,  CO.  Cork);  born  at  Teddington,  co.  Middlesex,  25  June, 
bapt.  there  20  July  1834;  educated  at  Haileybury;  of  the 
Madras  Civil  Service  1855,  Barrister-at-Law  of  the  Inner  Temple 
1869,  District  Judge  at  Tinnevelly,  Southern  India,  1871;  J. P. 
for  CO.  Berks,  and  J.  P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Buckingham,  High 
Sheriff  1894;  Hon.  Colonel  3rd  Volunteer  Battalion  Queen's 
Royal  West  Surrey  Regiment;  Chairman  of  the  London  Hospital 
1885-90;  by  Royal  Licence  dated  9  March  1878,  he  and  his 
2nd  wife  with  their  issue  were  authorized  to  assume  the  surname 
of  Gomm  in  addition  to  and  after  that  of  Carr,  and  to  bear  the 
arms  of  Gomm  quarterly  with  those  of  Carr,  in  compliance  with 
the  will  of  Lady  Gomm.  =j= 


Henry  Morton  Carr  of  89 
St.  George's  Square,  Lon- 
don; born  at  Twickenham 
26  Sept.,  bapt.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Twickenham,  5 
Nov.   185 1. 

Stephen  Lushington  Carr, 
born  at  Bedford  21  Feb. 
1852,  and  bapt.  at  St.  Paul's, 
Bedford  ;  sometime  a  Lieu- 
tenant in  the  Royal  Navy. 
By  his  wife,  Mabel,  he  has 
issue  three  children,  Sydney 
Morton  Carr,  born  at  Cape 
Town;  Vernon  Lushington 
Carr,  born  at  Cape  Town  ; 
and  Emily  Violet,  born  at 
De  Aar,  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  2  Sept.   1887. 

A 


Mary  Joanna  Sophia,  bom  at  Loddington  Rectory,  co.  Northampton, 
16  March,  bapt.  at  Loddington  on  Easter  Day,  1859;  marr.  at 
Barming,  co.  Kent,  13  May  1886,  Walter  Hepburn  Melitas  Fitz- 
Herbert  of  Somersal  Herbert,  co.  Derby  (eldest  son  of  Richard 
Henry  Fitz-Herbert  of  Somersal  Herbert,  Major  Rifle  Brigade,  and 
Lieut. -Colonel  British  Italian  Legion,  by  Ellen  Margaret  his  wife, 
dau.  of  James  Hepburn  of  Tovil  Place,  co.  Kent);  born  at  Valetta, 
Malta,  18  November  1842,  bapt.  there  17  January  1843;  entered  the 
Rifle  Brigade  14  January  1862,  retired  as  Major  18  November  1882, 
having  served  in  Jowaki  Expedition  1877  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
medal  with  clasp),  and  in  Afghan  War  1878-79,  with  the  Peshawar 
Valley  Field  Force  at  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  and  in  Expedition  to 
Bazar  Valley  and  Lughman  Valley  (medal  with  clasp). 


I 


Thomas  William  Carr, 
born  at  Loddington 
Rectory  24  January, 
bapt.  at  Loddington  17 
March  1861  ;  educated 
at  Winchester  and  at 
Corpus  Christi  College, 
Oxford,  matriculated  24 
January  18S0,  aged  19, 
Exhibitioner  i88i,  B.A. 
1883. 


123 


Susan,  eldest  dau.  of  Rev.= 
Richard  Woodward,  D.D., 
Rector  of  Glanworth,  co. 
Cork,  by  Elizabeth  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Bathoe 
of  Bath,  sometime  of  the 
Bengal  Civil  Service  ; 
born  at  Mallow,  co.  Cork, 
2  September  1794,  bapt. 
at  Ballyclough  7  April 
1795,  marr.  at  South 
Stoneham,  co.  Hants,  9 
September  1829.  She 
marr.  istly,  the  Rev.  John 
Leveson  Hamilton,  Rector 
of  Ellesborough,  co.  Buck- 
ingham, who  was  bur.  at 
Ellesborough  12  August 
1825.  She  died  at  Ted- 
dington,  co.  Middlesex, 
8  July,  and  was  bur.  in  the 
chancel  of  Teddington 
Church,  12  July  1834.  ist 
wife. 


=Joanna  Maria,  only  surviving 
dau.  of  John  Walbanke-Childers 
of  Cantley,  co.  York,  Colonel 
nth  Light  Dragoons  and  A. D.C. 
to  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of  York,  by 
Selena  his  3rd  wife,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Sampson,  Lord  Eardley, 
of  Belvedere,  co.  Kent ;  born  at 
Cantley  12  June,  bapt.  there  21 
October  1812;  marr.  at  Brighton 
6  April  1837 ;  died  at  Wood- 
leigh,  Southborough,  13  June, 
bur.  at  Southborough  18  June 
1887.  Will  dated  21  August 
1884,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  595, 
87)  21  July  18S7,  by  the  Rev. 
Thomas  William  Carr  of  Bar- 
ming,  CO.  Kent,  and  Francis 
Culling  Carr-Gomm,  the  Exors. 
2nd  wife. 


Mary  Joanna,  born  at  Southborough  29  April,  bapt. 
there  2  June  1839;  died  in  London  20  August,  bur. 
at  Southborough  27  August  1858. 


=Rev.  Thomas  William  Carr,  born= 
in  London  6  June,  bapt.  at  St. 
George's,  Bloomsbury,  London, 
6  July  1801  ;  educated  at  Eton 
and  at  Brasenose  College,  Ox- 
ford, matriculated  12  April  1820, 
aged  18,  B.A.  1824;  Incumbent 
of  Southborough,  co.  Kent,  1836 
-40 ;  died  at  Bedwell  Park,  co. 
Hertford,  21  August,  bur.  at 
Southborough  27  August  r84o. 
Will  proved  (P.C.C.)  3  October 
1840,  by  Joanna  Maria  Carr,  the 
relict,  the  Executrix. 


Rev.  Thomas  William  Carr  of  Eshott  Heugh,  co.  Northumberland,  and= 
of  Long  Rede,  Barming,  co.  Kent ;  born  at  4  Harley  Place,  Clifton,  co. 
Gloucester,  15  June,  bapt.  at  St.  Michael's,  Bristol,  14  July  1830;  of 
Wadham  College,  Oxford,  matriculated  25  April  1849,  aged  18,  B.A. 
1853,  M.A.  1857  ;  Rector  of  Barming  since  1865,  Rural  Dean  of  North 
Mailing  since  1891  ;  succeeded  to  the  Eshott  Heugh  property  by  the 
will  of  his  uncle.  Sir  Culling  Eardley  Eardley,  Bart.  He  marr.  2ndly  at 
Christ  Church,  Lancaster  Gate,  London,  2  July  1891,  Emily  Mary 
Charlotte,  widow  of  Richard  Whitfield  Hewlett,  M.D.  (who  died  at 
Naples  21  July  187 1),  and  dau.  of  Richard  Montague  Oakes  of  Elmsfield, 
Harrow,  co.  Middlesex,  Lieut.-Colonel  ist  Life  Guards,  by  Sophia 
Charlotte  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Fletcher  of  Lime  Grove,  Putney,  co. 
Surrey. 


'^i>^. 


=Harriet,  7  th  dau.  of 
JohnDeaconofMable- 
don,  CO.  Kent,  by 
Sophia  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Rev.  William  Collett, 
Rector  of  Swan  ton, 
CO.  Norfolk ;  born  at 
Broomfield,  Clapham, 
CO.  Surrey,  i  July,  bapt. 
at  Battersea,  co.  Sur- 
rey, 19  August  1829 ; 
marr.  at  Southborough 
9  February  1858;  died 
at  Barming  Rectory 
21  February,  bur.  at 
Barming  25  February 
1889.      ist  wife. 

D 


Robert  Lancelot  Carr  of  Virden,= 
Manitoba,  Canada  ;  born  at  Lod- 
dington  Rectory,  co.  Northampton, 
3  March,  bapt.  at  Loddington  19 
April  1863  ;  educated  at  Win- 
chester and  at  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge. 


=Evelyn  Mary,  2nd  dau. 
of  Rev.  Edward  MoUoy 
Holmes,  Rectorof  Marsh 
Gibbon, CO. Buckingham; 
marr.  at  Marsh  Gibbon 
(by  the  Rt.  Rev.  the 
Bishop  of  Reading)  on 
Thursday,  26  Jan.  1893. 


Alured  John  Deacon  parr,  born 
at  Barming  Rectory,  co.  Kent, 
9  August,  bapt.  at  Barming  30 
September  1866  ;  educated  at 
Winchester  and  at  Downton  .'Agri- 
cultural College;  died  at  Barming 
Rectory  28  December,  bur.  at 
Barming  31  December  18S8. 


Walter  Edmund  Carr, 
born  at  Virden  20 
January  1894,  and 
bapt.  there. 


Rachel  Edith,  born  John  Alured  Carr, 
at  Virden,  4  Feb-  born  at  Virden  4 
ruary  1895,  and  .A.pril  1896,  and 
bapt.  there.  bapt.  there. 

124 


Edward  Holmes  Carr,  born 
at  Lowestoft,  co.  Suffolk,  10 
January,  bapt.  at  Kirkley,  co. 
Suffolk,  13  February  1899. 


Sir  William  Ogle  Carr  of  Uplands,  Colombo,  Ceylon  > 
born  at  George  Street,  Bloomsbury,  London,  13  No- 
vember, bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Bloomsbury,  13  December 
1802  ;  Barrister-at-Law,  Queen's  Advocate  in  Ceylon 
1833,  Puisne  Judge  1840,  Chief  Justice  of  the  Supreme 
Court  in  Ceylon  1850,  in  which  year  he  was  knighted; 
died  at  Uplands,  Colombo,  24  April  1856,  and  bur.  in 
Galle  Face  Cemetery,  Colombo. 


:^-<^ 


^Elizabeth  Maria,  dau.  of  Colonel  John 
Albeck  Clement,  R.A.,  of  Steppe,  co. 
Hants,  Commanding  Royal  Artillery  in 
Ceylon  ;  born  at  Montreal,  Canada,  28 
June  1809;  marr.  in  Ceylon  28  April 
1836;  died  at  19  Inverness  Terrace, 
London,  6  October,  bur.  at  Rusthall, 
CO.  Kent,  11  October  1868.  Admon 
was  granted  at  the  Principal  Registry 
21  October  1868,  to  Frances  Margaret 
Carr  of  1 9 1  n  verness  Terrace,  Bayswater, 
London,  the  daughter,  and  only  next 
of  kin. 


William  Ogle  Carr,  born 
8  January  1837  ;  died, 
aged  16  months,  7  May 
1838,  and  bur.  at 
Colombo. 

Clement  Morton  Carr, 
born  18  August  1839  ; 
died,  aged  4  months,  i 
December  1839,  and  bur. 
at  Colombo. 


Frances  Margaret,  born  at  Uplands,  Colombo,  ig  September, 
bapt.  at  St.  Peter's,  Colombo,  10  October  1840;  marr.,  as  his 
2nd  wife,  at  Christ  Church,  Lancaster  Gate,  London,  19  No- 
vember 1868,  Frederick  Carr  Swinnerton  Dyer  (3rd  son  of  Sir 
Thomas  Dyer,  9th  Bart.,  Captain  R.A.,  by  Mary  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Colonel  John  Albeck  Clement,  R.A.,  of  Steppe,  co.  Hants); 
born  6  March  1837;  Captain  17th  and  7Sth  Regiments,  served  in  the 
Crimea  (medal  and  clasps).  He  marr.  istly  6  March  1861,  Selina 
Maria  Anne  (3rd  dau.  of  Rev.  Edward  Windsor  Richards,  Rector 
of  St.  Andrew's,  co.  Glamorgan),  who  died  19  November  1867. 


Lucy  Emily,  born  at  Teddington,  co.  Middlesex,  9  February,  bapt.  there  25  March  1832  ;  died 
at  Woodleigh,  co.  Kent,  30  January,  bur.  at  Southborough,  co.  Kent,  3  February  1888.  Will 
dated  26  August  1887,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  117,  88)  20  February  1888,  by  Francis  Culling 
Carr-Gomm,  the  brother,  and  Henry  Morton  Carr,  the  Exors. 


Laura,  born  at  Barming  Rectory  g  May,  bapt.  at 
Barming  28  June  1868  ;  marr.  there  19  October 
1 893,  William  Lewis  Wigan  of  Clare  House,  East 
Mailing,  co.  Kent,  and  of  Powers  Hall,  near 
Witham,  co.  Essex  (eldest  son  of  Rev.  William 
Lewis  Wigan  of  Clare  House,  Vicar  of  East  Mai- 
ling, by  Caroline  Ramsay  his  wife,  3rd  dau.  of 
Aretas  Akers  of  Mailing  Abbey,  co.  Kent) ;  born 
14  July,  bapt.  at  East  Mailing  25  July  1853; 
educated,  at  Radley  and  at  Keble  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  14  October  1872,  aged  19,  B.A. 
1876;  J. P.  for  CO.  Kent,  Lord  of  the  Manor  of 
Powers  Hall,  co.  Essex. 


Rev.  Frank  Collett  Carr,  born  at  Barming 
Rectory  16  July,  bapt.  at  Barming  on  St. 
Bartholomew's  Day  1870 ;  educated  at 
Charterhouse  and  at  Wadham  College, 
Oxford,  matriculated  14  October  1889, 
aged  17,  B.A.  1893  ;  Curate  of  St.  Peter's, 
Maidstone,  co.  Kent. 


Margaret  Lucy,  born  at  Barming  Rectory 
23  August,  bapt.  at  Barming  on  the  Feast 
of  St.  Michael  and  All  Angels  1871. 


"S 


Isabella,  born  in  London  20  November,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Bloomsbury,  London,  20  December 
1804;  marr.  at  St.  Martin's-in-the-Fields,  London,  9  February  1832,  Sir  Culling  Eardley  Eardley,  3rd 
Bart.,  of  Belvedere,  co.  Kent,  and  of  Bedwell  Park,  co.  Hertford  (son  of  Sir  Culling  Smith,  2nd  Bart., 
by  Charlotte  Elizabeth  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  and  coheir  of  Sampson,  Lord  Eardley,  of  Belvedere);  born 
21  April  1805  ;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  Oriel  College,  Oxford,  matriculated  23  May  1823,  aged  18; 
M.P.  for  Pontefract  1830-31  ;  by  Royal  Licence  dated  18  May  1847,  he  was  authorized  to  assume 
the  surname  of  Eardley  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic  of  Smith  ;  he  purchased  the  estate  of  Eshott  Heugh 
from  the  eight  children  of  Thomas  William  Carr  i  November  1848,  and  left  it  by  will  to  his  nephew, 
Rev.  Thomas  William  Carr;  J. P.  for  the  counties  of  Hertford,  Lincoln  and  Kent,  and  D.L.  for  the 
latter  county;  died  at  Bedwell  21  May,  bur.  at  Essendon,  co.  Hertford,  27  May  1863.  Will  dated  6 
July  i860,  with  three  codicils  dated  respectively  18  October  i860,  18  April  1861,  and  16  December 
1862,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  418,  63)  31  July  1863,  by  Hugh  Culling  Eardley  Childers  and  Godfrey 
Lushington,  the  Exors.  She  died  at  33  Grosvenor  Street,  London,  i  May,  and  was  bur.  at  Essen- 
don 8  May  i860.  _ 

A 


Jeanie  Elizabeth  Chet-= 
wynd,  youngest  dau.  of 
Major  Edward  Franck- 
lyn  of  the  ist  Madras 
Fusiliers,  by  Frances 
Crespigny  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Major  William  Miller 
of  the  Royal  Horse 
Guards  (Blue);  born  at 
Leamington,  co.  War- 
wick, 10  March,  bapt. 
there  28  March  1839  ; 
marr.  at  St.  George's 
Cathedral,  Madras,  7 
Jan.  1857;  died  atWood- 
leigh  Cottage,  South- 
borough,  CO.  Kent,  19 
Jan.,  bur.  at  South- 
borough,  24  Jan.  1869. 
ist  wife. 


^Francis  Culling  Carr-Gomm  of  The  Chase,  Farnham: 
Royal,  CO.  Buckingham;  born  at  Teddington,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, 25  June,  bapt.  there  20  July  1834;  educated  at 
Haileybury;  of  the  Madras  Civil  Service  1855,  Barrister- 
at-Law  of  the  Liner  Temple  1869,  District  Judge  at 
Tinnevelly,  Southern  Lidia  1871,  J. P.  for  co.  Berks,  and 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Buckingham,  High  Sheriff  1894, 
Hon.  Colonel  3rd  Volunteer  Battalion  Queen's  Royal 
West  Surrey  Regiment;  Chairman  of  the  London  Hos- 
pital 1885-90;  by  Royal  Licence  dated  9  March  1878, 
he  and  his  2nd  wife  with  their  issue  were  authorized  to 
assume  the  surname  of  Gomm  in  addition  to  and  after 
that  of  Carr,  and  to  bear  the  arms  of  Gomm  quarterly  with 
those  of  Carr,  in  com- 
pliance with  the  will 
of  Lady  Gomm. 


^ U  ,C^e:,^t<^x^ 


(TT^^^T^^l^ 


Arms  of  Carr-Gomm. 

y};-OTj.— Quarterly :  ist  and  4th,  Argent,  a  lion 
rampant  sable,  on  a  chief  gules,  two  seaxes  in 
saltire,  points  upwards  proper,  and  a  canton  or 
for  distinction,  Gomm :  2nd  and  3rd,  Gules,  on 
a  chevron  cotised,  between  three  annulets 
argent,  as  many  estoiles  of  six  points  sable, 
Carr. 

Crests. — Ist,  Two  lion's  jambs  in  saltire  sable, 
erased  gules,  charged  for  distinction  with  a 
cross-crosslet  argent,  and  each  holding  a  seax 
erect  proper,  hilt  and  pommel  or,  Gomm ;  2nd, 
A  stag's  head  erased  proper,  gorged  with  a  collar 
gemelle,  and  the  neck  encircled  with  an  annulet 
gules,  on  the  attires  a  riband  also  gules,  passing 
through  an  annulet  or,  Carr. 

Mottoes.— \,  Pour  deservyr,  Carr ;  2,  Per 
costanza  e  speranza,   Gomm. 


=Emily  Blanche, 
only  dau.  of 
Andrew  Morton 
Carr  of  Saville 
House,  Twicken- 
ham, CO.  Middle- 
sex, by  Emily 
Caroline  Fortes- 
cue  his  wife,  4th 
dau.  of  Major- 
General  Lord  Ro- 
bert Ken,  K.H.; 
born  at  Lowndes 
Street,  London, 
4  July,  bapt.  at 
St.  Michael's, 
Chester  Square, 
London,  17  Au- 
gust 1849;  marr. 
at  St.  Gabriel's, 
Warwick  Square, 
London,  1 7  Au- 
gust 1876 ;  Lady 
of  the  Manor  of 
Rotherhithe.  2nd 
wife. 


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Laura,  born  in  London  30  March,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Bloomsbury,  London,  27  April  1807; 
marr.  at  St.  Martin's-in-the-Fields,  London,  9  October  1845,  Sir  Robert  Monsey  Rolfe,  ist 
Baron  Cranworth  of  Cranworth,  co.  Norfoliv  (elder  son  of  Rev.  Edmund  Rolfe,  Rector  of 
Cranworth,  by  Jemima  his  wife,  dan.  of  William  Alexander);  born  at  Cranworth  Rectory  18 
December,  bajit.  at  Cranworth  25  December  1790;  educated  at  Winchester  and  at  Trinity 
College,  Cambridge,  17th  Wrangler  and  B.A.  1812,  ^LA.  1815,  Fellow  of  Downing  College, 
Cambridge;  Barrister-at-Law  of  Lincoln's  Inn  21  May  1816,  Bencher  1832,  Recorder  of  Bury 
St.  Edmunds  1830,  King's  Counsel  1832,  M.P.  for  Penrhyn  1832-39,  Solicitor-General  1834 
and  1835-39,  Baron  of  the  Court  of  Exchequer  1839-50,  one  of  the  Commissioners  of  the 
Great  Seal  1850,  Vice-Chancellor  2  November  1850,  Privy  Councillor  13  November  1850, 
created  a  Peer  20  December  1850,  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  1851,  Lord  Chancellor  1852-58  and 
1865-67  ;  died  at  40  Upper  Brook  Street,  London,  26  July,  bur.  at  Keston,  co.  Kent,  31  July 
1868.  Will  dated  23  April  1868,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  582,  68)  15  September  1868,  by  Robert 
Alexander  of  Downs  House,  Valding,  co.  Kent,  and  Godfrey  Lushington,  two  of  the  Exors. 
Further  probate  was  granted  8  October  1868  to  William  Brian  Lushington  of  Ockham  Park,  co. 
Surrey,  the  other  Exor.  She  died  at  40  Upper  Brook  Street,  London,  15  February,  and  was 
bur.  at  Keston  21  February  1868. 


Francis  Edwaid  Culling 
Carr,  born  at  Vercaud, 
Southern  India,  17 
March,  bapt.  at  St. 
Mark's,  Bangalore,  25 
May  1858  ;  of  Exeter 
College,  Oxford,  ma- 
triculated 26  January 
1878,  aged  19  ;  of  the 
Police  Department,  Ma- 
dras; Deputy-Commis- 
sioner Kadur  District 
of  Mysore ;  marr.  at 
Madras  Cathedral  16 
April  1895,  lona  Kath- 
leen, eldest  dau.  of 
James  Thomson  of  the 
Indian  Civil  Service. 


Edith  Mary  Culling,  born  at  Coimbatore, 
Madras,  18  September  1859,  bapt.  at  Yer- 
caud  on  Innocent's  Day ;  marr.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Brompton,  London,  9  February 
1884,  Major  William  Francis  Howard  Staf- 
ford, R.E.  (eldest  son  of  Major-General 
William  Joseph  Fitzmaurice  Stafford,  C.B., 
of  the  Bengal  StaffCorps,  by  Emily  Mary  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Major  Gavin  Young,  Judge- 
Advocate-General  of  the  Bengal  Army) ; 
born  in  India  19  December  1854;  served 
in  Afghan  War  1878-80,  at  operations  in 
Lughman  and  Hissarak  Valleys  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  medal),  also  in 
Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  1881 
(mentioned  in  despatches). 
T 

A 


Eardley  Culling  Carr,  born 
at  Ootacamund,  Madras, 
14  April,  bapt.  at  Coimba- 
tore 14  July  1861  ;  Lieu- 
tenant Royal  Navy ;  marr. 
at  St.  John's,  Tottenham, 
CO.  Middlesex,  5  Decem- 
ber 1891,  Julia  Coffey,  by 
whom  he  had  issue  two 
daughters,  Ethel  Kathleen, 
born  10  February  1894, 
and  Marion  Sybil,  born  29 
March  1895.  He  died  at 
Simons  Town,  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  10  December 
1896,  and  was  bur.  there. 

I 


Reginald  Childers  Culling  Carr,  born  at= 
Cuddalore,  Madras,  3  August,  bapt.  there 
9  October  1864;  educated  at  Charterhouse 
and  at  Trinity  College,  Oxford,  matricu- 
lated 15  October  1883,  aged  19;  Secretary 
to  Board  of  Revenue,  Madras,  from  1896. 


=Enid  Agnes,  only  dau.  of  Colonel  Arthur  Robert 
Kenney-Herbert  of  the  Madras  Cavalry,  by  Agnes 
his  wife,  dau.  of  General  Cleveland  of  the  Madras 
Army ;  -marr.  at  St.  Mary  Abbott's,  Kensington, 
London  (by  the  Rev.  Humberston  Skipwith,  uncle 
of  the  bride),  on  Saturday,  17  August  1895. 


I 


Herbert  Reginald  Culling  Carr,  born  at  Madras  16  July, 
bapt.  at  Madras  Cathedral  17  August  1896. 


Hubert  William  Culling  Carr-Gomm,  born  at  Ootaca- 
mund, Madras,  India,  20  June,  bapt.  at  Palamcottah, 
.Southern  India,  19  August  1877  ;  educated  at  Eton  and 
at  Oriel  College,  Oxford  ;  Lieutenant  3rd  Volunteer 
Battalion  "  The  Queen's."     __ 

Elizabeth  Culling,  born  at  10  New  Street,  Spring 
Gardens,  London,  7  June,  bapt.  at  St.  Barnabas', 
Rotherhithe,  co.  Surrey,  6  July  1879;  died  at  Coonoor, 
Southern  India,  27  April  1882,  and  bur.  there. 

127 


Mark  Culling  Carr-(jomni,  born  at  66 
Porchester 'I'errace,  London,  25  April, 
bapt.  at  St.  Barnabas',  Rotherhithe, 
10  June  1883;  educated  at  Eton. 

Dorothy  Culling,  born  at  31  Cadogan 
Square,  London,  3  November,  bapt. 
at  Holy  Trinity,  Brompton,  London, 
6  December  1885. 


Ilole  of  ^ark,  iSobep  %vm$,  to.  Bebon. 

Arms. — Azure,  an  annulet  between  three  lozenges  argent. 
Crest. — Out  of  a  mural  coronet  or,   an  arm   in  armour 
embowed,  holding  a  battle-axe,  all  proper. 


Robert  Hole  of  Stickwick,  and  of  Crownley,  Bovey  Tracey,= 
CO.  Devon  (2nd  son  of  William  Hole  of  Crownley,  by  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Theophilus  Blatchford);  born  at  Crownley  22 
October  1742;  died,  aged  80,  22  Augtist,  bur.  in  the  family 
vault  at  Bovey  Tracey  27  August  1822. 


^9&^ 


Seal  used  by 
Robert  Hole. 


=Anne,  youngest  dau.  of  Joseph 
Pitts  of  Kiln,  Drewsteignton 
CO.  Devon,  by  Rose  his  wife, 
dau.  of  George  Bragg  of  Fur- 
long Chagford,  co.  Devon ;  born 
at  Kiln,  and  bapt.  at  Drew- 
steignton 31  May  1762;  marr. 
at  Drewsteignton  13  May  1794; 
died,  aged  47,  18  September 
1809,  bur.  in  the  family  vault  at 
Bovey  Tracey  (pages  of  Register 
missing). 


Mary  Anne,  born  at  Stickwick  3  August,  bapt. 
at  Hennock,  co.  Devon,  i  October  1795; 
marr.  at  Bovey  Tracey  30  December  18 16, 
John  Giffard  Croker,  M.D.  (son  of  Samuel 
Croker,  formerly  of  Ipplepen,  co.  Devon,  by 
Amy  Standfast  his  wife);  born  16  April  1787, 
and  bapt.  at  Bridgewater,  co.  Somerset ;  died 
16  December,  bur.  at  Ipplepen  22  Decem- 
ber 1859.  Will  dated  19  December  1855, 
proved  at  Exeter  15  April  i860,  by  Mary 
Anne  Croker  of  Bovey  Tracey,  co.  Devon,  the 
relict,  the  sole  E.xecutri.x.  She  died  at  Bovey 
Tracey  3  April,  and  was  bur.  at  Ipplepen  8 
April  1880.  Will  dated  3  August  1876,  proved 
at  Exeter  2  August  1880,  by  Elizabeth  Anne 
Croker  of  Bovey  Tracey,  the  daughter,  the 
sole  Executrix.  =p 


Eliza,  born  at  Stickwick,  and 
bapt.  at  Bovey  Tracey  13  .'\pril 
1798;  marr.  there^28  Septem- 
ber 1824,  Ralph  Walters  of 
Newcastle-on-Tyne,  co.  Nor- 
thumberland, and  afterwards  of 
51  Eaton  Square,  London, 
where  he  died,  in  his  64th  year, 
on  Thursday,  20  April,  bur.  in 
Kensal  Green  Cemetery,  Lon- 
don, 25  April  1865.  Will  dated 
21  September  186 1,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  661,  65),  5  Octo- 
ber 1865,  by  Eliza  Walters  of 
Matlock,  CO.  Derby,  the  relict, 
one  of  the  Exors.  She  died, 
aged  42,  12  September,  and 
was  bur.  in  Jesmond  Cemetery, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne,  18  Septem- 
ber 1840.  =i= 
/k 


Caroline,  born 
at  Stickwick, 
and  bapt.  at 
Bovey  'i'racey 
(pages  of  Regis- 
ter missing)  ; 
died  an  infant 
10  Sept.  1802, 
and  bur.  at 
Bovey  Tracey. 


Susanna  Anne,  born  27  November, 
bapt.  at  St.  Marychurch,  co.  Devon, 
2  December  1822;  died  4  January, 
bur.  at  Bovey  Tracey  15  January 
1852.  _ 

Caroline,  born  25  June,  bapt.  at 
St.  Marychurch  25  August  1825; 
died  3  August,  bur.  at  Bovey 
Tracey  6  August  1898. 


Jacquete  Mary,  born  i  August,  bapt.  at  Bovey  Tracey  4 
September  1827;  marr.  there  22  July  1851,  Rev.  William 
Paul  Wood  (son  of  Jacob  Paul  Wood  of  Tetbury,  co. 
Gloucester,  by  Eleanor  Paul  his  wife,  of  Tetbury) ;  bapt. 
at  Tetbury  29  March  1823  ;  of  St.  John's  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  2  April  1840,  aged  17,  B.A.  1843,  M.A.  1846; 
Rector  of  Manaton,  co.  Devon,  1848-52,  and  of  Sadding- 
ton,  CO.  Leicester,  1852-84  ;  died  at  Saddington  26 
August,  bur.  there  31  August  1884.  Will  dated  30 
January  1884,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  986,  84)  3  December 
1884,  by  Jacquete  Mary  Wood  of  Saddington,  co. 
Leicester,  the  relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 


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A 


William  Hole  of  Parke,  Bovey  Tracey,  and  of  Crownley,= 
CO.  Devon ;  born  1 1  June,  bapt.  at  Bovey  Tracey 
2  1  August  1799;  died  at  Parke,  aged 
59,  25  March,  bur.  at  Bovey  Tracey 
31  March  1859.  Will  dated  i  April 
1854,  proved  at  Exeter  20  September 
1859,  by  Susanna  Hole  of  Parke,  co. 
Devon,  the  relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 


Seal  of  William 
Hole:  Hole  impaling 
Kitson. 


=Susanna,  elder  dau.  of  Rev.  William 
Kitson  of  Shiphay  House,  co.  Devon, 
by  Susan  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert 
Abraham,  by  Dorothy  Tozer  his 
Vifife ;  born  28  September  1803 ; 
marr.  at  St.  Marychurch,  co.  Devon, 
21  February  1822;  died  at  Parke 
View,  aged  92,  26  July,  bur.  at 
Bovey  Tracey  31  July  1895. 


Henrietta  Eliza, 
born  13  June, 
bapt.  privately  at 
Parke,  Bovey 
Tracey,  25  June, 
and  received  into 
the  church  at 
Bovey  Tracey  28 
July  1 84 1. 


William  Robert  Hole= 
of  Parke,  Bovey  Tra- 
cey;  born  there  21 
March,  bapt.  at  Bovey 
Tracey  13  October 
1831  ;  educated  at 
Eton  ;  J.P.,  D.L.  and 
County  Councillor 
for  CO.  Devon. 


=Emily  Lsetitia,  2nd  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Hall  Parlby, 
M.A.,  J.P.,  of  Manadon,  co.  Devon,  by  Emily  Janetta 
his  ist  wife,  4th  dau.  of  John  Hooper  Holder  of 
Stanton  Lacey  House,  co.  Salop,  by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  the  Very  Rev.  Jeffery  Ekins,  Dean  of  Carlisle; 
born  at  IManaton  5  March,  bapt.  at  Pennycross,  co. 
Devon,  7  May  1841  ;  marr.  there  on  Thursday,  8 
April  1875,  by  the  Rev.  Samuel  Harward  Archer, 
Rector  of  Throwleigh,  co.  Devon,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Charles  Thomas  Wilkinson,  Vicar  of  St.  An- 
drew's, Plymouth,  co.  Devon,  and  the  Rev.  Peter 
Holmes. 


William  Gerald  Hole,  born  at 
Parke  2  May,  bapt.  at  Bovey 
Tracey  18  June  r88i. 


129 


jfoote. 


'  Elizabeth,  dau.  of= 
Thomas  Vicars  of 
Brownsford,  co.  Kil- 
kenny, by  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  of 
Hamilton  Gorges, 
M.P.,  of  Kilbrew, 
CO.  Meath;  born  at 
Kilbrew  in  1798  ; 
marr.  in  Dublin  7 
November  181 7  ; 
died  at  Blackrock, 
Dublin,  17  March 
1825.     ist  wife. 


=Rev.  Lundy  Foot= 
(son  of  Jeffery  Foot 
of  Holly  Park  (now 
St.  Columba's  Col- 
lege), near  Dublin, 
by  Elinor  his  wife, 
dau.  of  James  Wil- 
liams of  Trammount, 
CO.  Meath,  and  great- 
great  -  grandson  of 
John  Foot  of  Truro, 
CO.  Cornwall,  Lieu- 
tenant in  King 
William's  Army  at 
the  Boyne)  ;  born 
at  Holly  Park,  Dub- 
hn,  3  April  1793; 
M.A.  of  Trinity  Col- 
lege, Dublin,  called 
to  the  Bar  181 7; 
Rector  of  Long 
Bredy,  co.  Dorset, 
Prebendary  of  Salisbury;  died,  aged  79,  on  Sunday,  5  January,  bur.  at  Long 
Bredy  10  January  1873.  Will  dated  14  December  1869,  with  codicil  dated 
II  September  1871,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  252,  73)  21  April 
1873,  by  John  William  Cunningham  of  Harrow,  co.  Middle- 
sex, and  the  Rev.  Jeffery  Robert  Foot  of  Hanbury  Vicarage,  ^A  ,d^f^~fi--f— 
CO.  Stafford,  the  son,  two  of  the  Exors.  '   -^— 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — 
Per  chevron,  argent  and  or,  three  martlets 
azure. 

Crest. — A  martlet  as  in  the  field,  charged 
on  the  breast  with  a  cross  humettee  or. 

Motto. — Spes  mea  Deus. 


=Harriett,  eldest 
surviving  dau. 
of  Rev.  John 
William  Cun- 
ningham, Vicar 
of  Harrow;  born 
at  Moor  Park, 
Rickmansworth 
CO.  Hertford, 
25  Nov.  1808; 
marr.  at  Harrow 
(by  the  Rev. 
Francis  Cun- 
ningham) on 
Wednesday,  28 
Nov.  1827;  died 
at  the  house  of 
her  father  at 
Harrow,  aged 
30,  on  Friday, 
12  April,  bur.  at 
Harrow  19  April 
1839.  2nd  wife. 


Rev.  Jeffery  Robert  Foot,= 
born  in  Dublin  2  March 
1819;  of  Sidney  Sussex 
College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1843,  M.A.  1869:  Chap- 
lain to  the  Asylum  for  the 
Blind  at  Southwark,  co. 
Surrey,  1847-51,  Vicar  of 
Hanbury  1860-93  ;  died 
s.p.  at  Hanbury  Vicarage, 
aged  74,  on  Monday,  25 
September,  bur.  at  Han- 
bury 29  September  1893. 
Will  dated  23  April  1891, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  987, 
93)  3  November  1893, 
by  the  Rev.  Cunningham 
Noel  Foot,  the  brother, 
the  Exor. 


=Louisa  Maria,  only 
dau.  of  Charles 
Montague  Williams 
of  Upper  Harley 
Street,  London,  by 
Anna  Maria  his 
wife,  elder  dau.  of 
Sir  Samuel  Scott, 
2nd  Bart.  ;  born 
31  May  1824  ; 
marr.  at  Compton 
Valence,  co.  Dor- 
set (by  the  Rev. 
William  Henry  Per- 
ceval Ward)  on 
Tuesday,  25  June 
iS5o;died  22  Nov., 
bur.  at  Hanbury  27 
Nov.  1874. 


Thomas  Vicars   Foote=f=Mary,    dau.    of  John 


of  Melbourne,  Austra- 
lia;  born  in  Dublin  15 
July  1820;  died  at  Mel- 
bourne 4  August  1889, 
and  bur.  there. 


Patterson,  Surgeon  in 
the  Royal  Navy ;  born 
in  1824;  marr.  at  Mel- 
bourne 10  March 
1S45  ;  died  at  Nhill, 
Victoria,  Melbourne, 
in  1896. 

c 


Jeffery  Vicars  Thomas  Vicars  Foote  of  Beech- 
Foote,  died  in  worth,  Victoria,  Melbourne ; 
infancy.  born  in  May  1849;  marr.  at  St. 

Luke's,  Emerald  Hill,  Mel- 
bourne, 7  November  1878, 
Jessie  Cussons  of  London,  and 
of  Emerald  Hill,  Melbourne ; 
born  in  1S52. 


Helen  Vicars,  born  15  Au- 
gust 1879,  and  bapt.  at  St. 
Luke's,  Emerald  Hill,  Mel- 
bourne. 


May  Vicars,  born  4  January 
1881,  and  bapt.  at  St. 
Luke's,  Emerald  Hill, 
Melbourne. 


Hedley  Vicars  Foote,  born  18  De- 
cember 1883,  and  bapt.  at  St.  Luke's, 
Emerald  Hill,  Melbourne. 


Rev.  Richard  Gorges  Foote,  born  at  Holly  Park,= 
Dublin,  6  August  1822, and  bapt.  at  Whitechurch, co. 
Dublin;  M. A.  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin;  Rector  of 
Horton,  CO.  Buckingham,  1854-74;  died  at  Rams- 
gate,  CO.  Kent,  on  Sunday,  22  November,  bur.  at 
Horton  26  November  1874.  Admon  was  granted  at 
the  Principal  Registry  2  June  1875,  to  Maria  Louisa 
Foote  of  Upton  Park,  Slough,  co.  Buckingham,  the 


=Maria  Louisa,  dau.  of  John  Swire  of  Liver- 
pool (descendant  of  Roger  Swyer  of 
Cononley,  co.  York),  by  Maria  Rouse  his 
wife;  born  6  August  1824;  marr.  at  St. 
James',  Toxteth  Park,  Liverpool,  1 1  July 
1850;  died  21  December,  bur.  at  Horton 
29  December  1891.  Admon  was  granted 
at  the  Principal  Registry  13  April  1892,  to 
the  Rev.  John  Vicars  Foote,  the  .son. 


Rev.  John  Vicars  Foote,  born  at  Little= 
Birch,  CO.  Hereford,  26  March,  bapt. 
there  18  August  1852  ;  of  Queen's  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  matriculated  23  January 
1872,  aged  19;  B.A.  1877,  and  M.A. 
1883  from  W^orcester  College;  Vicar  of 
East  Clevedon,  co.  Somerset,  1886-99, 
and  of  St.  Benet  and  All  Saints',  Kentish 
Town,  London,  since  1899. 


=Margaret  Ada,  dau.  of  William  Hallam  Elton, 
Commander  R.N.,  by  Sophia  Eliza  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Captain  Baird  of  the  15th  Hussars;  born  at  Lyme 
Regis,  CO.  Dorset,  31  March,  bapt.  there  i  ^lay 
1867  ;  marr.  at  All  Saints',  East  Clevedon  (by  the 
Rev.  Jeffery  Robert  Foot,  Vicar  of  Hanbury,  assisted 
by  the  Rev.  Jose  Fortescue  Gueritz,  Rector  of 
Swymbridge,  co.  Devon),  on  Wednesday,  18  January 
1888. 


Mary  Corisande  Margaret,  born 
at  East  Clevedon  Vicarage  12 
March,  bapt.  at  East  Clevedon 
7  April  1889. 


Cicely  Agnes  Gorges,  born 
at  East  Clevedon  Vicarage 
1 1  September,  bapt.  at 
East  Clevedon  28  Sep- 
tember 1890. 


Richard  ChristopherGorges  Foote, 
born  at  East  Clevedon  Vicarage 
on  Wednesday,  22  August,  bapt.  at 
East  Clevedon  9  September  1894. 


Sophia  EUzabeth,  born  23  September  1828,  and  bapt.  at 
Cypress  Grove,  near  Dublin  ;  marr.  at  Long  Bredy,  co. 
Dorset,  23  July  1857,  Montague  Williams  of  Woolland,  co. 
Dorset  (son  of  Charles  Montague  Williams  of  Harley  Street, 
London,  by  Anna  Maria  his  wife,  elder  dau.  of  Sir  Samuel 
Scott,  Bart.);  born  11  February  1826;  died  3  December, 
bur.  at  Woolland  9  December  1890.  She  died  5  February, 
and  was  bur.  at  Woolland  10  February  1898. 


Ellen  Harriett,  born  28  July,  bapt. 
at  Little  Bredy,  co.  Dorset,  4  Oc- 
tober 1829 ;  died  20  February 
1879,  and  bur.  at  Bath,  co. 
Somerset.  

Jane  Olivia,  born  at  Long  Bredy  25 
March,  bapt.  there  14  May  1831. 


Richard  Vicars  Foote  of  Warrnambool,=j=Janie   Robinson  of  Melbourne,  Australia  ;    born  in 


Victoria,    Melbourne,    Australia  ;     born 
in  185 


1849,  and  bapt.  at   Melbourne;    marr.  at  Emerald 
Hill,  Melbourne,  4  November  1875. 

E 


Janie  Florence,  born  8  No-     Richard  Jeffery  Vicars  Foote,     Alice  Edith,  born  28  July  1882, 
vember   1877,   and  bapt.   at     born  25  April  1880.  and  bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Emerald 

Emerald  Hill,  Melbourne.  Hill,  ^ielbourne. 


Jessie  Vicars,  born  22  May  1885,  Rupert  Vicars  Foote,  born  i  Dorothy  Vicars,  born  8  Oc- 
and  bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Emerald  November  1887,  and  bapt.  tober  1892,  and  bapt.  at 
Hill;  died  10  June  1886.  at  St.   Columb's,  Hawthorn,     St.    Columb's,    Hawthorn, 


Victoria. 


Victoria. 


Rev.  Cunningham  Noel  Foot= 
of  Clyde  Croft,  Cambridge 
Road,  Teddington,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex ;  born  at  Long  Bredy, 
CO.  Dorset,  14  May  1832,  and 
bapt.  at  Harrow,  co.  Middle- 
sex; of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, B.A.  1856;  Rector  of 
Dogmersfield,  co.  Hants, 
1860-8S  (retired). 


^Sophia  Maria,  youngest  dau.  of  Rev. 
Richard  Fayle,  Incumbent  of  Holy 
Trinity,  Torquay,  co.  Devon,  by  Cathe- 
rine his  wife,  dau.  of  Solomon  Richards 
of  Solsborough,  co.  Wexford ;  born  at 
Wareham,  co.  Dorset,  24  June  1833; 
niarr.  at  St.  Mark's,  Torwood,  co.  Devon 
(by  Bishop  Spencer,  Chancellor  of  St. 
Paul's)  on  Tuesday,  15  January  1861. 


Fanny  Louisa,  born  at 
Long  Bredy  2  June, 
bapt.  there  31  August 
1834  ;  died  at  Long 
Bredy  1 1  August,  bur. 
there  17  August  187 1. 

Emma  Caroline,  born 
1 1  April,  bapt.  at  Long 
Bredy  13  June  1836; 
died  an  infant  in  May 
1837,  and  bur.  at 
Torre,  co.  Devon. 


Edwin  Cunningham  Foot  Of 
Karradi  Halla,  Chamrajna- 
gar,  South  India ;  born  4 
December  1862,  and  bapt.  at 
Worthing,  co.  Sussex  ;  marr. 
at  Bangalore,  India,  i  June 
1895,  Gertrude,  dau.  of  Henry 
Chapman;  born  20  February 
1870.  She  died  8  May 
1899.  _ 

Cunningham  Robert  de  Clare 
Foot,  born  13  June,  bapt.  at 
Dogmersfield  7  August  1864; 
Lieutenant  Royal  Navy  1886. 


Richard  Mildmay  Foot,= 
born  8  October,  bapt.  at 
Dogmersfield  26  Novem- 
ber 1865;  Captain  (27th) 
Royal  Inniskilling  Fusi- 
liers. 


=Frances  Sophie,  dau.  of  Rev.  Lindsey 
Daniell,  Vicar  of  St.  Jude's,  Southsea, 
CO.  Hants;  born  11  March  1868,  and 
bapt.  at  Cannes,  France  ;  marr.  at 
Clifton,  CO.  York,  30  December  1891  ; 
died  3  March,  bur.  at  Rincurran,  co. 
Cork,  6  March  1895. 


Richard  Cunningham  Foot,  Lindsey  Kathleen,  born 

born  20  November,  bapt.  at  8  July,  bapt.  at  Kinsale, 

Dover    Parish    Church    30  co.     Cork,     4     August 

December  1892.  1894. 


Alfred  Gorges  Foot  of  Montreal,  Canada;  born  20  November       Catharine    Harriett,    born    24 
1867,  bapt.  at  Dogmersfield  i  January  1868.  May,  bapt.  at  Dogmersfield  24 

June  1871.       

Geoffrey  St.  John  Foot  of  Collingwood,  Canada;    born  24  Charles    Montagu    Foot,    born 

August,  bapt.  at   Dogmersfield  3  October    1869;    marr.    at  14  October,  bapt.  at  Wareham, 

Collingwood  in  October  1893,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Cross.  co.  Dorset,  22  November  1873; 

=1=  Lieutenant  Royal  Navy  1895. 

1  \  \  . 

Margaret  Catharine,  born     Cunningham  George  Foot,     Sophia  Ruth,  born 
2  February  1895.  born   17   November  1896.     4  March  1897. 


Eveline  May,  born  6  February  1885,  and  bapt.  Brenda,  born   17   November   1888,   and  bapt. 

at    St.    Luke's,    Emerald    Hill,     Melbourne,  at  Portland,  Victoria. 

Australia.  

Ernest  Rolleston  Vicars  Foote,  born  at  Port-  Edgar  Reginald  Vicars  Foote,  born  8  February 

land,  Victoria,  Australia,  11   February  1887,  1892,  and  bapt.  at  Portland,  Victoria, 
and  bapt.  there. 


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132 


^asletooolj. 


Arms. — On  a  chevron  gules,  between  three  owls  sable,  as  many  lozenges  ermine,  on  a 

chief  azure  three  hazel  branches  or. 
Cresl. — A  squirrel  sejant  azure,  collared  or,  charged  with  three  bezants  in  pale,  holding 

a  hazel  branch  proper,  fructed  or. 
Motto. — Quod  me  mihi  reddit  amicum. 


Maria,  youngest  dau.= 
of  Philip  Godsal  of 
Hampstead,  CO.  Mid- 
dlesex, by  Ann  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John 
^Vebb;  born  i  Janu- 
ary 1785  ;  marr.  at 
St.  George's,  Han- 
over Square,  London, 
8  March  1803;  died 
at  Slaugham  Park, 
CO.  Sussex,  aged  51, 
19  October,  bur.  in 
the  chancel  of 
Slaugham  Church 
26  October  1836. 
M.I.     ist  wife. 


=William  Haslewood  of  Slaugham  Park,  co.- 
Sussex  (youngest  son  of  Thomas  Haslewood 
of  East  Castle  Street,  Bridgnorth,  co.  Salop, 
Attorney  and  Registrar  of  Peculiar  of  Bridg- 
nortli,  by  his  ist  wife,  Jane  Davies  of  French, 
near  Kidderminster,  co.  Worcester)  ;  born  24 
February,  bapt.  at  St.  Mary's,  Bridgnorth,  30 
November  1774;  Barrister-at-Law  of  the  Inner 
Temple  ;  one  of  the  Executors  of  the  will  of 
Horatio,  Viscount  Nelson;  died  at  Kemp  Town, 
Brighton,  aged  75,  on  Wednesday,  11  April,  bur. 
opposite  the  old  church  at  Brighton  17  April 
1849.  M.I.  Will  dated  5  April  1847,  with 
codicil  dated  16  January  1849,  proved  (P.C.C., 
357,  49)  22  May  1849,  by  the  Rev.  Frederick 
Fitzherbert  Haslewood  and  the  Rev.  AViUiam 
Philip  Haslewood,  the  sons,  two  of  the  Exors. 


'^ 


=Frances  Catherine,  dau. 
of  Charles  Bishop  of 
Sunbury,  co.  Middlesex, 
by  Marianne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Fremantle  ; 
born  21  May  1797  ;  marr. 
at  St.  Nicholas',  Brighton 
(by  the  Rev.  Freeman 
Heathcote  Bishop),  on 
Saturday,  2 1  March 
1840;  died,  aged  84,  22 
February,  bur.  in  the 
same  grave  with  her  hus- 
band I  March  1882. 
M.I.     2nd  wife. 


Rev.  Frederick  Fitzherbert  Haslewood,  born  in  Fitzroy= 
Square,  London,  3  December  1803,  bapt.  at  St.  Pancras', 
London,  6  February  1804;  of  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge, 
B.A.  1827,  M.A.  1830;  Deacon  1827,  Priest  1828;  Rector 
of  Smarden,  co.  Kent,  1857-76  ;  died,  aged  72,  25  Novem- 
ber, bur.  in  Kensal  Green  Cemetery,  London,  30  November 
1876.  M.I.  Will  dated  26  February  1S76,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  916,  76)  22  December  1876,  by  the  Rev.  Frederick 
George  Haslewood  of  Chislet  Vicarage,  co.  Kent,  and  the 
Rev.  Francis  Haslewood  of  St.  Matthew's  Rectory,  Ipswich, 
CO.  Suffolk,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 


=Charlotte  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 
George  Dering  of  Barham  Court, 
CO.  Kent,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
only  child  of  Charles  Dering  of 
Barham  Court;  born  22  April, 
bapt.  at  the  Chapel  of  Ease,  Tun- 
bridge  Wells,  CO.  Kent,  21  May 
1804;  marr.  at  St.  James',  West- 
minster (by  the  Rev.  Phillips 
Monypenny,  Vicar  of  Hadlow,  co. 
Kent)  on  Thursday,  12  June 
1834;  died  in  London,  aged  63, 
12  June,  bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  15  June  1867. 
M.I. 


Rev.  Frederick  George  Haslewood,  born  at= 
Maidstone,  co.  Kent,  19  March,  bapt.  privately 
27  March  1835,  and  received  into  the  church  at 
All  Saints',  Maidstone,  20  May  1836;  of  Clare 
College,  Cambridge,  LL.B.  1859,  LL.M.  1862, 
LL.D.  1868;  Deacon  1858,  Priest  1859;  ad- 
mitted B.C.L.  ad  eundem  to  Oxford  University 
14  June  i860,  and  D.C.L.  to  Durham  27  June 
1882  ;  Vicar  of  Chislet,  co.  Kent,  since  1876. 


Louisa,  2nd  dau.  of  Andrew  John  William 
Lyon  of  Toronto,  Canada,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Saltmarsh  ;  born  at  Greenwich, 
CO.  Kent,  29  November  1839  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Bryanston  Square,  London  (by 
the  Rev.  Frederick  Fitzherbert  Haslewood, 
Rector  of  Smarden,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Francis  Haslewood,  Curate  of  Benenden, 
father  and  younger  brother  of  the  bridegroom 
respectively)  on  Thursday,  27  May  1869. 

c 


Anne  Maria,  born 
lo  December  1804, 
bapt.  at  St.  Pancras', 
London,  24  January 
1805  ;  died  20  Au- 
gust, bur.  in  St. 
Pancras'  24  August 
1810. 


Horatia,  born  27  October  1806,  bapt. 
at  St.  Pancras'  10  January  1807;  marr. 
as  his  2nd  wife,  at  Farlington,  co. 
Hants,  9  June  1836,  Rev.  Edward 
Tew  Richards  (son  of  Rev.  Griffith 
Richards,  Rector  of  Farlington) ;  born 
21  January,  bapt.  at  Farhngton  19 
February  1798;  of  Corpus  Christi 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated  30  Janu- 
ary 18 1 6,  aged  18,  B.A.  18 19,  M.A. 
1822,  Fellow  1822-24;  Deacon  1822, 
Priest  1823  ;  Rector  and  Patron  of 
Farlington  for  more  than  6 1  years  ; 
died  in  his  90th  year  on  Thursday,  1 7 
March,  bur.  at  Farlington  22  March 
1887.  She  died  20  April,  and  was  bur. 
at  Farlington  25  April  1879.     M.I. 


Eliza  Elizabeth,  born  30  March, 
bapt.  at  St.  Pancras',  London,  28 
December  1808;  marr.  at  Slaug- 
ham,  CO.  Sussex  (by  the  Rev. 
Frederick  Fitzherbert  Haslewood) 
on  Tuesday,  25  September  1S38, 
Emilius  Clayton  (eldest  son  of 
George  Clayton  of  Stone  Hall, 
CO.  Surrey,  Lieut.-Colonel  3rd 
Foot  Guards,  by  Frances  his  wife, 
dau.  of  the  Rt.  Rev.  John  Hinch- 
cliffe,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Peter- 
borough); born  at  Stone  Hall  15 
January  1803;  Captain  Scots  Fusi- 
lier Guards ;  died,  aged  84,  20 
March,  bur.  in  Brompton  Ceme- 
tery, London,  24  March  1887. 
She  died,  aged  78,  3  December, 
and  was  bur.  in  Brompton  Ceme- 
tery 8  December  1886.     M.L 

A 


Charlotte  Cordelia,  born  at  Maidstone, 
CO.  Kent,  19  February,  bapt.  at  All  Saints', 
Maidstone,  20  April  1836;  marr.  as  his 
2nd  wife  at  St.  Peter's,  Brighton,  21  Jan- 
uary 1879,  Elijah  Crosier  Bailey  (son  of 
Anthony  Bailey);  born  10  January  1818; 
Solicitor  at  Norwich,  Clerk  of  the  Peace  ; 
died,  aged  65,  7  August,  bur.  at  Stoke, 
Norwich,  II  August  1883.  M.L  His 
1st  wife,  Jane  Sarah,  born  26  January 
1824  ;  died  30  October,  bur.  at  Stoke 
6  November  1873      M.L 


William  Peter  Haslewood,  born  at     Caroline,  born 
Maidstone  21  May,  bapt.  privately     31       January, 
29   June,    and    received    into    the     bapt.  at  Rain- 
church  at  Rolvenden,  co.  Kent,  29     ham,  co.  Kent, 
September  1838  ;  died  at  Hastings,     3  May  1842. 
CO.  Sussex,    10  December,    bur.  in 
All    Saints'  Churchyard,   Hastings, 
14  December  1839.     M.L 


Charles  George  Dering  Haslewood,  born 
I  May,  bapt.  at  St.  Lawrence',  Thanet, 
CO.  Kent,  i  June  1870;  Captain  3rd  Batta- 
lion The  Buffs  (East  Kent  Regiment), 
Assistant  Lispector  Hausa  Constabulary, 
West  Africa,  since  1896. 


Frederick  William  Waraker  Haslewood,  born  at  2 
Grosvenor  Villas,  Ramsgate,  co.  Kent,  on  Satur- 
day, 9  December  187 1,  bapt.  at  St  Lawrence', 
Thanet,  16  January  1872  ;  educated  at  West  Cliff 
School,  Ramsgate;  died  10  March,  bur.  at  Chislet, 
CO.  Kent,  16  March  18S7.     M.L 


134 


William  Percy  Haslewood, 
born  20  June,  bapt.  at  St. 
Pancras',  London,  19  No- 
vember 1809  ;  died  in  the 
parish  of  St.  Pancras',  and 
bur.  at  St.  Pancras',  7 
March  181 1. 


Maria,  born  10  June  1S12,  bapt.  at  St.  Pancras', 
London,  25  May  1813;  marr.  as  his  2nd  wife  at 
Slaugham  (by  the  Rev.  Frederick  Fitzherbert 
Haslewood)  on  Tuesday,  25  September  1838, 
Charles  Knight  Murray  of  Twickenham,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex (son  of  Charles  Murray) ;  born  at  Norwich 
12  October  1793;  educated  at  Merchant  Taylors' 
School ;  Barrister-at-Law  of  Lincoln's  Inn  i  Feb- 
ruary 1825,  Secretary  to  Lord  Chancellor  Lyndhurst, 
Commissioner  of  Bankrupts  1829-31,  Police 
Magistrate  1830-34,  Secretary  and  Treasurer  to 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England  and 
Wales  1834-49.  He  marr.  istly  16  November 
1S27,  Lady  Henrietta  Anne  Leshe,  eldest  dau.  of 
3rd  Countess  of  Rothes,  who  died  s.p.  14  April 
1832.  He  went  to  Australia  in  1852;  died  at 
Sydney,  aged  71,  14  June,  and  was  bur.  at  Ryde, 
near  Hunter's  Hill,  Sydney,  17  June  1865.  She 
died  26  December,  and  was  bur.  at  Ryde,  near 
Hunter's  Hill,  Sydney,  28  December  1876.     M.L 


Anne,  born  17 
June  i8r4, and 
bapt.  at  St. 
Pancras',  Lon- 
don, 3  Septem- 
ber 1815;  died 
17  April,  bur. 
at  St.  Pancras' 
23  April  1827. 


Emily  Elizabeth,  born  18  February,  bapt.  at 
Rainham  23  April  1844;  marr.  at  Smarden 
(by  the  Rev.  Frederick  George  Haslewood, 
Curate  of  St.  Lawrence',  Ramsgate,  assisted 
by  the  Rev.  Francis  Haslewood,  Curate  of 
St.  Luke's,  Marylebone,  London,  brothers  of 
the  bride)  on  Tuesday,  23  October  1866,  the 
Rev.  Seaman  Curteis  Tress  Beale  (only  child 
of  Seaman  Beale  of  Tenterden,  co.  Kent); 
born  21  February,  bapt.  at  Tenterden  18 
September  1832  ;  of  Wadham  College,  Ox- 
ford, matriculated  16  October  1850,  aged 
18,  B.A.  1854,  M.A.  1857  ;  Deacon  1857, 
Priest  1858;  Vicar  of  St.  Michael's,  Tenter- 
den, 1864-81  ;  died,  aged  53,  23  December, 
bur.  at  St.  Michael's,  Tenterden,  2  8  December 
1885.  =r 


Louisa  Fanny,  born  7  June,  bapt.  at  Rainham 
17  August  1845;  marr.  at  Smarden  (by  the 
Rev.  Francis  Haslewood,  brother  of  the  bride) 
on  Tuesday,  3  April  1866,  the  Rev.  John 
Frederick  Blake  of  Clifton,  co.  York  (son  of 
Rev.  Robert  Philip  Blake,  by  Anna  Maria  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Lieutenant  Bissett,  R.N.);  born  at 
Stoke,  near  Guildford,  co.  Surrey,  3  April  1839, 
and  bapt.  there  privately ;  educated  at  Christ's 
Hospital  and  at  Caius  College,  Cambridge, 
Scholar  1859-65,  B.A.  and  15th  Wrangler  1862, 
M.A.  1865;  F.G.S.;  Mathematical  Master  at  St. 
Peter's  School,  York,  1865-73,  Professor  of 
Natural  Science  at  University  College,  Notting- 
ham, 1881-88.  She  died,  aged  49,  8  March, 
and  was  bur.  in  Kensal  Green  Cemetery, 
London,  14  March  1895.     M.L 


Rev.  Christopher  Francis  Beevor 
Haslewood,  born  at  2  Grosvenor 
Villas,  Ramsgate,  on  Sunday,  9 
February,  bapt.  at  St.  Lawrence', 
Thanet,  co.  Kent,  28  April  1873; 
of  Clare  College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1894,  M.A.  1899,  Deacon  1896, 
Priest  1897;  Curate  of  St.  An- 
drew's, Newcastle-on-Tyne,  co. 
Northumberland,  1S99. 


Laura  Elizabeth,  born  14  March, 
bapt.  at  St.  Lawrence',  Thanet,  23 
April  1S74.  

Mary  Charlotte,  born  28  February, 
bapt.  at  St.  Lawrence',  Thanet,  31 
March  1875. 


Noel  Alfred  Fitzherbert 
Haslewood,  born  26  De- 
cember 1881,  bapt.  at 
Chislet,  CO.  Kent,  31 
January  1882. 

Arthur  Ethelbert  Lyon 
Haslewood,  born  2  r 
June,  bapt.  at  Chislet  31 
July  1883. 


Frances,  dau.  of  Cholmeley  Charles= 
William  Bering  of  Ayott  St.  Law- 
rence, coi  Hertford,  by  Charlotte 
Bucknall  his  ist  wife,  eldest  dau. 
of  William  Hale  of  King's  Walden, 
CO.  Hertford;  born  22  January 
1822;  marr.  at  St.  George's,  Han- 
over Square,  London  (by  the  Rev. 
Frederick  Fitzherbert  Haslewood), 
on  Tuesday,  16  July  1844;  died, 
aged  65,  8  November,  bur.  in 
Brompton  Cemetery,  London,  12 
November  1887.    M.I.     ist  wife. 


=Rev.  William  Philip  Haslewood,= 
born  7  June  18 17,  bapt.  at  St. 
Pancras',  London,  27  May  1819; 
of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge, 
B.A.  1839,  M.A.  1842  ;  Deacon 
1840,  Priest  1841  ;  Rector  of 
Ardingly,  co.  Sussex,  1844-75; 
died  s.p.,  aged  74,  3  October, 
bur.  in  Brompton  Cemetery,  Lon- 
don, 6  October  1891.  M.L  Will 
dated  8  September  1 889,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  1089,  91)2  Novem- 
ber 1 89 1,  by  Charles  Frederick 
Millett  of  I  Old  Palace  Yard, 
Westminster,  one  of  the  Exors. 


=Katherine  Alice,  only 
dau.  of  John  Bland  of 
Gientham,  co.  Lincoln  ; 
marr.  at  Marylebone 
Parish  Church,  London, 
6  June  1889.  She  marr. 
2ndly  at  St.  Paul's,  Cam- 
den Square,  London,  22 
June  1892,  Ernest  Wil- 
liam Little  of  Blyborough 
Grange,  co.  Lincoln. 
2nd  wife. 


Frances  Ellen,  dau.  of= 
Daniel  Henderson  of 
Woodleigh,  near  Chert- 
sey,  CO.  Surrey;  born  1 1 
February  1846;  marr. 
at  Littleton,  co.  Surrey 
(by  the  Rev.  Frederick 
Fitzherbert  Haslewood, 
father  of  the  bride- 
groom, assisted  by  the 
Hon'>''=and  Rev.  George 
Robert  Gifford)  on 
Thursday,  3 1  May  1866; 
died  24  April,  bur.  in 
Ipswich  Cemetery  26 
April  1890.     ist  wife. 


=Rev.  Francis  Haslevvood,= 
born  at  Hastings,  co.  Sus- 
sex, 2  May,  bapt.  at  St. 
Clement's,  Hastings,  18 
July  1840;  educated  at 
Marlborough  College  and 
at  King's  College,  Lon- 
don, Theological  Associ- 
ate 1863  (ist  class); 
Deacon  1863,  Priest 
1864 ;  Rector  of  St. 
Matthew's,  Ipswich,  since 
1875  ;  Fellow  of  the 
Society  of  Antiquaries. 


=Ellen,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cooper  of  Ardleigh, 
CO.  Essex,  by  Martha  Anne  Strutt  his  wife ; 
born  31  March,  bapt.  at  Ardleigh  6  Decem- 
ber 1848;  marr.  at  St.  Matthew's,  Ipswich 
(by  the  Rev.  Arthur  Herbert  Hayes),  on 
Tuesday,  4  September  1894.  She  marr. 
istly  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square, 
London  (by  the  Rev.  H.  Howarth,  Rector), 
on  Wednesday,  22  November  187 1,  Samuel 
Edward  Rope  of  Hadleigh,  co.  Suffolk,  who 
died,  aged  28,  16  September,  and  was  bur. 
at  Hadleigh  22  September  1873.  M.I. 
2nd  wife. 

(See  Rope  Pedigree,  Vol.  2,  page  g2). 


George  Edmund  Hasle- 
wood, born  at  12 
Portsea  Place,  Con- 
naught  Square,  London, 
on  Wednesday,  1 1  March, 
bapt.  at  St.  Luke's,  Mary- 
lebone, London,  5  May, 
died  10  August,  bur.  in 
Kensal  Green  Cemetery 
II  August  1868. 


P'rancis  Frederick  Hasle- 
wood, born  23  April, 
bapt.  at  Benenden,  co. 
Kent,  5  July  1S69. 


Herbert  Bering  Haslewood,  born  at 
Benenden  20  April,  bapt.  at  Smar- 
den,  CO.  Kent,  8  June  1870. 

Alice  Cordelia,  born  31  August,  bapt. 
at  Benenden  25  November  1872  ; 
marr.  as  his  2nd  wife,  at  St.  Matthew's, 
Ipswich,  2  6  May  1 894,  William  Charles 
Fisk  (eldest  son  of  Charles  Fisk  of 
Whitton,  CO.  Suffolk,  by  Sophia  his 
wife);  born  16  February,  bapt.  at 
Whitton  28  March  1861.  He  marr. 
istly  at  Sproughton,  co.  Suffolk,  8 
November  1890,  Charlotte  Ann,  dau. 
of  Gerard  Noel  Venn  of  Freston,  co. 
Suffolk,  by  Emma  Garrod  his  wife. 
She  died,  aged  20,  1 2  February,  and 
was  bur.  at  Whitton  17  February 
1893.     M.I.        =5= 


Charlotte  Elizabeth,  born  at 
Benenden  4  December  1874, 
bapt.    at    Smarden    27    April 


1875- 


Eveline  Fanny,  born  5  De- 
cember 1876,  bapt.  at  St. 
Matthew's,  Ipswich,  8  April 
1S77.  _ 

Vivian  Charles  Haslewood, 
born  I  June,  bapt.  at  St. 
Matthew's,  Ipswich,  24  July 
1879.  _ 

George  Robert  Haslewood, 
born  3  March,  bapt.  at  St. 
Matthew's,  Ipswich,  4  May 
18S1. 


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136 


Facsimile  of  a  Silhouette  (taken  in  1821,  at  the  age  of  2j) 
of  the  Rev.  Aldersey  Die  ken  (born  28  February  1794,  died  2 
January  i8yg);  in  the  possession  of  Captain  Frederick  Rowland 
Dicken,  his  son.  On  the  back  of  the  original  is  a  small  label 
•with  the  words:  "Cut  with  common  scissors  by  Master  Hubard 
(aged  I  J  years)  without  drawing  or  machine." 


Bicben. 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — 
Argent,  gutte  de  poix,  on  a  cross  flory  sable, 
between  four  leopards'  faces  jessant-de-lis 
gules,  a  cross  flory  or. 

Crest. — Upon  a  rock  proper  a  lion  sejant 
sable,  gutte  d'or,  gorged  with  a  collar  or, 
supporting  with  the  dexter  fore-paw  an 
escutcheon  argent,  charged  with  a  cross 
flory  sable,  surmounted  by  another. 

Motto. — Consilio  ac  virtute. 


Rev.  Perry  Dicken  (son  of  Perry= 
Dicken  of  Tiverton,  co.  Devon, 
by  Mary  his  wife,  only  dau.  of 
William  Penleaze  of  London) ; 
born  at  Tiverton  3  September 
I  768,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's,  Tiverton, 
3  July  1770;  of  Balliol  College,  Ox- 
ford, matriculated  24  October  1 7  86, 
aged  18,  B.A.  1790,  and  M.A.  of 
Peterhouse,  Cambridge,  1816  ; 
Vicar  of  Witheridge  and  Rector 
of  Ponghill,  CO.  Devon ;  died  at 
Witheridge,  aged  63,  6  January, 
bur.  there  14  January  1832. 


'Mary,  dau.  of  Henry 
Venn  of  Payhembury, 
CO.  Devon,  by  Mary 
Cooke  his  wife,  of 
Tiverton  ;  born  14 
April,  bapt.  at  Payhem- 
bury 21  April  1770; 
marr.  at  Tiverton  15 
November  1792;  died 
at  Tiverton  26  March, 
bur  at  St.  George's, 
Tiverton,  2  April  1 84 1 . 


Rev.  Aldersey  Dicken,  born  at= 
Witheridge  28  Feb.,  bapt.  there 
4  June  1794;  of  Sidney  Sussex 
College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1815, 
Seatonian  Prizeman  1818,  and 
1 2th  Wrangler,  Fellow  and  M.A. 
of  St.  Peter's  College  1818,  B.D. 
i826,D.D.  1831;  Preacher  before 
the  University  1823,  Head  Master 
of  Blundell's  School,  Tiverton, 
1823-31  {porirait  there).  Rector 
of  Norton,  co.  Suffolk,  1831-79; 
died  at  Bournemouth,  co.  Hants, 
aged  84,  on  Thursday,  2  Jan., 
bur.  at  St.  Peter's,  Bournemouth, 
7  Jan.  1879.  Will  dated  22  Feb. 
1876,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  829, 
79)  3  Oct.  1879,  by  Commander 
Frederick  Rowland  Dicken,  R.N., 
the  son,  one  of  the  Exors. 


Caroline  Mary,  4th  dau. 
of  George  Huddleston 
(formerly  Croft)  of 
Greenford,  co.  Middle- 
sex, by  Mary  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Peter 
Gauntlett  of  Winches- 
ter, CO.  Hants ;  born 
17  July,  bapt.  there 
privately  2  i  J  uly  1 8 1 6  ; 
marr.  at  Marylebone 
Parish  Church,  Lon- 
don, I  5  Feb.  1 838 ;  died 
at  43  Weymouth  Street, 
London,  on  Monday 
evening,  17  Oct.,  bur. 
in  Finchley  Cemetery, 
CO.  Middlesex,  24  Oct. 
1859. 


Laura  Mary  Anne  Dicken,  born  at 
Norton  15  December  1840,  bapt. 
there  24  February  1841  ;  died  at 
Norton  29  November,  bur.  there  6 
December  i860. 

George  Aldersey  Dicken,  born  at 
Norton  15  November  1843,  bapt- 
privately  6  April  1844,  and  received 
into  the  church  at  Norton  5  May 
following ;  of  St.  Peter's  College, 
Cambridge,  matriculated  14  October 
1862,  B.A.  22  November  1S66;  died 
at  Bournemouth, aged 23, on  Wednes- 
day, 7  August,  bur.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Bournemouth,  15  August  1867. 


Frederick  Rowland^ 
Dicken,  born  at 
Norton  13  Septem- 
ber, bapt.  there 
28  October  1845; 
entered  the  Royal 
Navy  in  December 
1859  ;  Lieutenant 
1867,  Commander 
1875,  retired  as 
Post  Captain  2  Au- 
gust 1887. 


i;,s 


Charlotte  Hester,  4th  dau.  of  Rev. 
James  Hardwicke  Dyer,  B.D.,  Fellow 
and  Tutor  of  Trinity  College,  Oxford, 
Vicar  of  Great  Waltham,  co.  Essex, 
by  Emma  Parris  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Thomas  Mills  of  Coval  Hall, 
near  Chelmsford,  co.  Essex,  M.A.  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  and  7th 
Wrangler  ;  born  i  April,  bapt.  at 
Great  U'altham  i  June  1856;  marr. 
at  Prittlewell,  co.  Essex,  on  Thurs- 
day, 28  June  1877  (by  the  Rev. 
Clement  Fox  Harvey,  Rector  of 
Truro,  co.  Cornwall,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Spencer  Robert  Wigram,  Vicar). 


Henry  Perry  Dicken,  born  at  Witheridge  2  August  1795,  bapt.= 
there  27  July  1796;  entered  the  Royal  Navy  i  June  1808, 
present  at  Siege  of  Flushing  1809,  Siege  of  Cadiz  18 10,  com- 
manded Royal  Mail  Packets  on  the  Falmouth  Station,  retired  as 
Commander  5  February  1858;  died  at  10  Midway  Terrace, 
Heavitree,  near  Exeter,  co.  Devon,  aged  87,  on  Tuesday,  29 
May,  bur.  in  Plymouth  Cemetery,  co.  Devon,  4  June  1883. 
Will  dated  16  July  1873,  with  codicil  dated  g  July  1875,  proved 
at  E.xeter  ii  July  1883,  by  the  Rev.  Henry  Knott  Venn  of 
Honiton,  co.  Devon,  and  George  Frederick  Truscott  of  Exeter, 
the  Exors. 


J^-y'.(3. 


/i^-i(i^ 


=Emily  Ellen  youngest  dau. 
of  Henry  Williams  of  Fal- 
mouth, CO.  Cornwall,  by 
Fanny  his  2nd  wife,  dau.  of 
Stephen  Bell  of  Falmouth ; 
born  at  Falmouth  23  March, 
bapt.  at  Budock,  co.  Corn- 
wall, 21  July  181 1  ;  marr.  at 
Falmouth  3  June  1833; 
died  at  Midway  Terrace, 
Heavitree,  aged  60,  on 
Sunday,  16  April,  bur.  in 
Plymouth  Cemetery  22  April 
1871. 


Clara  Mary,  born  at  Falmouth  1 7  March,  bapt.  at  Budock 
6  June  1S34;  marr.  at  St.  Michael's,  Heavitree  (by  the  Rev. 
Charles  Dicken,  uncle  of  the  bride,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Henry  Knott  Venn),  on  Thursday,  4  February  1869, 
George  Frederick  Truscott  of  Baring  Crescent,  Exeter  (only 
son  of  Commander  Frank  Truscott,  R.N.,  by  Catherine 
Rebecca  his  wife  \see  Vol.  /,  page  6g\  dau.  of  the  Hon'^''^ 
Joseph  Hutchison,  Member  of  Council  of  Bermuda);  born  at 
Exeter  16  May,  bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,  Exeter,  17  June  1817. 
He  marr.  istly  at  Plympton  St.  Mary,  co.  Devon,  4  October 
1855,  Frances  Hastings,  dau.  of  Thomas  Phillips  of  Ber- 
muda; she  died  at  Heavitree  17  December  1867.  He  died 
8  January,  and  was  bur.  at  St.  Michael's,  Heavitree,  13 
January  1898.  She  died  at  8  Baring  Crescent,  Heavitree, 
aged  40,  on  Wednesday,  15  April,  and  was  bur.  there  20 
April  1874.  =i= 

(See  Truscott  Pedigree,  Vol.  4,  page  10 1.) 


Emily  Ellen  Hollingbury,  born 
at  Falmouth  28  July,  bapt.  at 
Budock  13  December  1836; 
died  at  10  Midway  Terrace, 
Heavitree,  on  Friday,  8  June, 
bur.  at  Whipton,  near  Exeter, 
13  June  1883. 

Henry  Williams  Dicken,  born 
at  Falmouth  4  September,  bapt. 
at  Budock  24  September  1838; 
of  the  Royal  Artillery  ;  died  at 
Exeter  12  July,  bur.  in  Ply- 
mouth Cemetery  16  July  1867. 
Adfnon  was  granted  at  Exeter 
30  July  1867,  to  Henry  Perry 
Dicken  of  Devonport,  co. 
Devon,  Commander  R.N.,  the 
father,  and  next  of  kin. 

B 


Edith  Elizabeth 
Dicken,  born  at 
Norton,  co.  Suf- 
folk, 4  January, 
bapt.  there  9 
May  1S47. 


Emily  Florence,  born  at  Norton  6  January,  bapt. 
there  30  April  1848;  mart,  at  St.  Peter's,  Bourne- 
mouth, CO.  Hants  (by  the  Rev.  ^\'illiam  Starkie 
Shuttleworth,  Vicar  of  Bramshaw,  co.  Hants,  cousin 
of  the  bridegroom,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Cyril  Fitz- 
roy  Wilson,  Vicar  of  St.  James',  Bury  St.  Edmunds, 
CO.  Suffolk),  on  Wednesday,  i  August  1877,  Rev. 
George  Herbert  Statham  (son  of  Henry  Heathcote 
Statham  of  Biikenhead,  co.  Chester,  by  Irene  Eliza 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  William  Horner  of  Kirkdale, 
Liverpool);  born  at  Everton,  co.  Lancaster,  3  Septem- 
ber, bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Everton,  9  October  1842; 
of  Christ's  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1865,  M.A. 
1875  ;  Head-Master  of  the  Grammar  School,  Crediton, 
CO.  Devon,  Rector  of  S.  Mark's,  Torquay,  co.  Devon, 
since  1884,  Rural  Dean  of  Ipplepen  1889-94.  _ 

A 


Purefoy  Huddleston 
Dicken,  born  at  Nor- 
ton 7  January,  bapt. 
there  27  May  1850  ; 
MR.C.S.,  Scholar  of 
St.  Bartholomew's 
Hospital  ;  died  at 
Norton,  aged  21,  on 
Friday,  24  Novem- 
ber, bur.  there  i 
December  187 1. 


Aldersey  Dicken,  born  at 
5  Alexandra  Terrace,  Ex- 
mouth,  CO.  Devon,  on 
Monday  12  July,  bapt.  at 
Holy  Trinity,  Exmouth, 
8  August  1880. 


Edith  Louise,  born  Eden  Rowland  Huddleston 

at      Exmouth     on  Dicken,  born  at  8  Shorn- 

Sunday,   i   August,  cliffe  Road,  Folkestone,  on 

bapt.  at  Holy  Tri-  Tuesday,  1 7  January,  bapt. 

nity,    Exmouth,    S  at    St.    Michael's,    Folke- 

September  1886.  stone,  27  March  1888. 

139 


Avice  Cecily,  boin 
at  Folkestone  1 7 
May,  bapt.  at 
Folkestone  Parish 
Church  3  July 
1892. 


Mary  Penleaze,  born 
at  Witheridge,  co. 
Devon,  21  September 
1797,  bapt.  there  26 
June  1799;  died  at 
Tiverton,  co.  Devon, 
31  December  1845; 
bur.  at  St.  George's, 
Tiverton,  7  January 
1846. 


William  Rowland  Dicken, 
born  at  Witheridge  i 
February,  bapt.  there  26 
February  1799;  died  at 
Witheredge  25  March,  bur. 
there  28  March  1799. 


Lucy,  born  at  Witheridge  24  March  1800, 
bapt.  there  {Baptisma/  Hegisters  between 
iSoi  and  1806  are  incomplete) ;  died  at  her 
residence,  Tiverton,  on  Monday,  8  May, 
bur.  at  St.  George's,  Tiverton,  15  May 
187 1.  Will  dated  8  April  187 1,  proved  at 
Exeter  5  June  1871,  by  Harriet  Venn 
Dicken  of  Tiverton,  co.  Devon,  the  sister, 
the  sole  E.xecutrix. 


Laura  Innes,  born  at  Falmouth,  co.  Cornwall,  6  May,  bapt.  at  Budock, 
CO.  Cornwall,  9  July  1840;  marr.  at  St.  James',  Keyham,  Devonport, 
CO.  Devon  (by  the  Rev.  Simon  Sturges,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  ^neas 
Barkly  Hutchison  and  the  Rev.  George  Wynne  Langmead),  on  Thursday, 
28  January  1858,  Rev.  William  Samuel  Sturges  (2nd  son  of  John  Sturges 
of  Connaught  Square,  London,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sarim 
Mortlock) ;  born  6  May  1819;  of  St.  Mary  Hall,  Oxford,  matriculated 
17  December  1849,  aged  30,  B.A.  1853,  M.A.  1856;  Chaplain  to  the 
Forces ;  died  in  St.  George's  Hospital,  London,  after  a  sudden  attack  of 
paralysis,  aged  42,  on  Sunday,  24  November,  bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  29  November  1861.    =^ 


Julia  Aldersey,  born 
at  Falmouth  18  Au- 
gust, bapt.  at  Budock 
31  August  1842  ; 
died  at  Stoke,  Devon- 
port,  17  April,  bur. 
in  Plymouth  Ceme- 
tery, CO.  Devon,  10 
April  1867. 


Margaret  Christina,  dau.  of= 
Edward  Brooking  Cornish 
of  Sydney,  New  South 
Wales  ;  born  at  Sydney  2 1 
July  1856,  and  bapt.  there; 
marr.  at  St.  Sidwell's, 
Exeter,  co.  Devon  (by  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Brooking 
Cornish,  Hon.  Canon  of 
Chester,  uncle  of  the  bride, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  Albert 
Spencer,  the  Rector),  on 
Thursday,  14  Oct.  1880; 
died  at  Stoke,  Devonport, 
on  Wednesday,  25  Jan., 
bur.  in  Exeter  Cemetery  30 
Jan.  1888.  Will  dated  2 
April  1 88 1,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  123,  88)  8  Feb.  1888, 
by  Charles  Gauntlett 
Dicken,  Commander  R.N., 
the  sole  Exor.     ist  wife. 


'Charles  Gauntlett  Dicken,  born= 
at  Bournemouth,  co.  Hants,  26 
April,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Bournemouth,  28  May  1854; 
entered  the  Royal  Navy  12 
December  1867,  Lieutenant 
1875,  Commander  1888,  Post 
Captain  1894. 


Ua,.  iidicAtt^ 


.Ada  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Major- 
General  John  Byron  of  12  Prince 
of  Wales'  Terrace,  Kensington, 
London,  and  Manor  House,  Fish- 
bourne,  CO.  Sussex,  formeily  of  the 
loth  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  by 
Susan  Amelia  Graves  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Edward  Chiappini  of 
Cape  Town,  South  Africa  ;  born 
at  King  William's  Town,  Cape 
Colony,  12  December  1867,  and 
bapt.  there ;  marr.  at  St.  Mary 
Abbott's,  Kensington,  London  (by 
the  Hon''''=  and  Rev.  William 
Byron,  assisted  by  the  Hon''''=  and 
Rev.  Frederick  Ernest  Charles 
Byron,  Rector  of  Lanford,  co. 
Esse.x,  and  the  Rev.  \V.  Blunt), 
on  Saturday,  9  June  1894.  2nd 
wife. 


Charles  Vernon  Dicken, 
born  at  Southsea,  co. 
Hants,  on  Saturday,  13 
August,  bapt.  at  Land- 
port,  CO.  Hants,  8 
September  1881. 


Frank  Huddleston  Dicken, 
born  at  26  Victoria  Place, 
Stoke,  Devonport,  on  Fri- 
day, 25  Sept.,  bapt.  at  Stoke 
Damerel,  co.  Devon,  22 
Oct.  1885 ;  died  at  Sur- 
biton,  CO.  Surrey,  16  Dec, 
bur.  in  Exeter  Cemetery  20 
Dec.  1890. 

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Edward  Bernard 
Cornish  Dicken, 
born  at  Stoke, 
Devonport,  on 
Wednesday,  18 
Jan.,  bapt.  at  St. 
James',  Keyham, 
Devonport,  1 3 
Feb.  1888. 


John  Aldersey  Dicken, 
born  at  Surbiton  23 
September,  bapt.  at 
Christ  Church,  Sur- 
biton, 28  October 
1896. 


Sarah  Agnes,  eldest= 
dau.  of  William 
Housman  of  Lime- 
bank,  Lancaster, 
J. P. ;  born  25  April 
1809  ;  marr.  at  Lan- 
caster Parish  Church 
16  August  1S27  ; 
died  24  February, 
bur.  at  Charterhouse 
Chapel,  London,  2 
March  1852.  ist 
wife. 


=Rev.  Charles  Rowland  Dicken,  born  at  Witheridge,= 
CO.  Devon,  24  October  1801,  bapt.  there  {Baptismal 
Register  incomplete) ;  of  Corpus  Christi  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1823,  M.A.  1826  ;  Reader  at  the 
Charterhouse,  London,  17  July  1838  to  23  No- 
vember 1861,  Rector  of  Balsham,  co.  Cambridge; 
died  at  the  Rectory,  Balsham,  aged  72,  on  Satur- 
day, 29  November,  bur.  at  Balsham  5  December 
1873.  Will  dated  4  August  1873,  proved  at 
Peterborough  9  January  1874,  by  Louisa  Dicken 
of  Balsham,   co.  Cambridge,  the  relict,  the  sole 


Executrix. 


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=Louisa,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Edward  H. 
Penny,  Rector  of 
Great  Stambridge, 
CO.  Essex ;  born  8 
November  1828  ; 
bapt.  at  St.  Botolph's, 
Aldersgate,  London, 
15  July  1829  ;  marr. 
at  Great  Stambridge 
(by  the  Rev.  J. 
Spencer,  brother-in- 
law  of  the  bride)  on 
Thursday,  2 1  July 
1864.     2nd  wife. 


William  Charles  Henry  Dicken  of= 
Bengco,  CO.  Hertford;  born  26  March, 
bapt.  at  St.  Sepulchre's,  London,  29 
July  1829;  died,  aged  58,  2  January, 
bur.  in  .^L1nor  Park  Cemetery,  Lon- 
don, 7  January  1888.  Will  dated  3 
May  187s,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  24,  88) 
21  January  1888,  by  Eliza  Dicken  of 
New  Road,  Bengeo,  co.  Hertford, 
the  relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 


=Eliza,  dau.  of  John  Mardell  of 
Caddington,  co.  Bedford,  by 
Elizabeth  Bunyan  his  wife;  born 
3  November  1854,  bapt.  at 
Caddington  18  March  1855  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Mary's,  Luton,  co. 
Bedford,  24  July  1874. 


Kate  Amelia  Aldersey,  born 
13  November  1877,  and  bapt. 
at  St.  Margaret's,  co.  Hereford. 


Adelaide  Mary,  born 
25  September,  bapt.  at 
Charterhouse,  Lon- 
don, 23  December 
1830.        _ 

Maria  Caroline,  born 
24  November  1831  ; 
died  3  May  1833. 


Agnes  Marion,  born  4  February, 
bapt.  at  Holy  Trinity,  Bengeo, 
14  March  1880. 


Emily  Jane,  born  17  November  1833,  bapt.  at  Hackney 
Parish  Church,  co.  Middlesex,  22  February  1834  ;  marr.  at 
Colaba,  Bombay,  India,  13  October  1858,  William  Aldersey 
James  Shortt  (son  of  Lieut. -Colonel  William  Taylor  Shortt 
of  the  62nd  and  87th  Regiments,  by  Caroline  Frances  his 
wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Rev.  Perry  Dicken) ;  born  at  Moul- 
mein,  East  Indies,  16  January  1836,  and  bapt.  there; 
Lieut.-Colonel  57th  Regiment,  served  with  that  Regiment  in 
the  Crimea  from  15  November  1854,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sevastopol,  the  att.nrk  on  the  Redan  18  June  with  the 
storming  column,  and  the  bombardment  and  capture  of 
Kinburn  (medal  with  clasp,  5th-class  Medjidie,  and  'I'urkish 
medal);  served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny,  in  the  pursuit  of 
Tantai  Topia,  New  Zealand  1861,  and  again,  1863-64,  being 
present  at  the  action  of  Katikard  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
brevet  of  Major),  commanded  at  Sentry  Hill,  Taranaki, 
30  April  1864  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  served  as  a 
D.A.Q.M.G.,  New  Zealand,  1866,  being  thanked  in  General 
Orders  (medal),  twice  recommended  for  the  V.C.,  retired 
1874;  died  at  10  Stafford  Street,  Derby,  on  Sunday,  2 
October,  bur.  with  military  honours  in  the  old  cemetery  at 
Derby  6  October  1898.  =f= 


Julia  Marian,  born  at  Hackney  i 
August,  bapt.  at  Hackney  Parish 
Church  7  October  1835;  marr.  at 
St.  Benet's,  Paul's  Wharf,  London 
(by  the  Rev.  Edward  Elder,  M.  A., 
Head-Master  of  Charterhouse 
School),  on  Monday,  7  July 
1856,  the  Rev.  Thomas  Hewitt 
Campbell  (2nd  son  of  Duncan 
Campbell,  of  Marylebone,  Lon- 
don);  born  7  July  1828;  of  St. 
John's  College,  Oxford,  matricu- 
lated 29  June  1846,  aged  17, 
B.A.  1851,  M.A.  1854;  some- 
time Head-Master  of  the  Gram- 
mar School,  Wolverhampton. 
They  were  both  drowned,  with 
their  five  children,  near  Dunedin, 
New  Zealand,  4  July  1863,  in  the 
s.s.  "  Pride  of  Yarra." 


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Julia,    born    at  William    Stephens   Dicken,   born  at  Witheridge= 

Witheridge,  co.  30  September  1804  {Baptismal  Register  incom- 

Devon,  11  Sep-  plete);  Deputy    Inspector-General    of   Hospitals, 

tember      1803,  Bengal;  was  chief  of  the  Medical  Staff  with  Jung 

bapt.    privately  Bahador's  Goorkha  Force  at  Storming  and  Cap- 

the   same   day ;  ture   of  Lucknow    (medal   and   clasp) ;   died  at 

died     13     Sep-  Sealkote,   India,    15    December    1861,  and  bur. 

tember,  bur.  at  there.    Will  dated  27  August  1857,  proved  (Prin. 

Witheredge    18  Reg.,  440,  62)  8  August  1862,  by  Lord  Henry 

September  1803.  Ulick    Browne    of    14     Mansfield    Street,    co. 
Middlesex,  one  of  the  Exors. 


^^^.^.^^^^^^^ 


=Catherine  Lamb,  youngest 
dau.  of  Captain  Joseph 
Lamb  Po]-iham,  R.N.,  by 
Philippa  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Christopher  Wallis  of  Tre- 
vano,  Helston,  co.  Corn- 
wall, and  niece  of  Admiral 
Sir  HomePopham,  K.C.B. ; 
born  31  December  i8ii, 
bapt.  at  Sithney,  near 
Helston,  20  January  181 2; 
marr.  at  Falmouth,  co. 
Cornwall,   25  April   1833. 


Colonel  William  Popham 
Dicken,  born  at  Balasore, 
India,  19  March  1834, 
and  bapt.  there  ;  Colonel 
in  the  Indian  Army  (Ma- 
dras Staff  Corps),  served 
with  Burmese  E.xpedition, 
in  command  of  Toungoo 
and  Ningyau  (Pyinmina 
Column)  1885-87  (twice 
mentioned  in  despatches, 
medal) ;  received  dis- 
tinguished-service pen- 
sion 1890;  D.S.O.  1887, 
C.B.  (Military)  1891. 


J^J^ooJie^. 


Catharine  Henrietta, 
born  at  Balasore  25 
September  1836,  and 
bapt.  there ;  marr.  at 
Bankipore,  Patna,  Pe- 
har,  India,  25  Octo- 
ber 1855,  Lord  Henry 
Ulick  Browne  (5th 
son  of  Howe  Peter, 
2nd  Marquis  of  Sligo, 
by  Hester  Catherine 
his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of 
John  Thomas,  13th 
Earl  of  Clanricarde) ; 
born  14  March  1831, 
and  bapt.  at  Westport, 
CO.  Mayo  ;  of  the 
Bengal  Civil  Service 
1851-86.    =1= 


Laura  Marian,  born  at 
Balasore  22  May  1838, 
and  bapt.  there ;  marr.  at 
Bankipore  23  May  1857, 
George  Nelson  Barlow 
(son  of  Robert  Barlow  of 
the  Bengal  Civil  Service, 
by  Catherine  his  wife,  dau. 
of  William  Wilberforce 
Bird,  M.P.);  born  at  Rams- 
gate,  CO.  Kent,  24  March, 
bapt.  at  Ramsgate  Parish 
Church  29  July  1836;  of 
the  Bengal  Civil  Service, 
Commissioner  of  Bhangul- 
pore,  Bengal ;  Companion 
of  the  Star  of  India;  died 
at  Bhangulpore  6  De- 
cember 1885.  =j= 


Henry  Aldersey 
Dicken,  born 
at  Balasore  1 3 
July  1839,  and 
bapt.  there;  died 
at  Kensington, 
London,  23  No- 
vember 1843. 


142 


Harriett  Venn,  born  at 
VVitheridge,  co.  Devon, 
6  November,  bapt.  there 
1 1  November  1806;  died 
at  'livcrton,  co.  Devon, 
on  Sunday,  2  March, 
bur.  at  St.  George's, 
Tiverton,  6  March  1879. 
Will  dated  20  December 
1878,  proved  at  Exeter 
26  March  1879,  by  Caro- 
line Frances  Waters  of 
West  Bridgeford,  co. 
Nottingham,  the  sister, 
and  the  Rev.  Henry 
Knott  Venn  of  Honiton, 
CO.  Devon,  and  George 
Frederick  Truscott  of 
Exeter,  co.  Devon,  the 
Exors. 


Rev.  Edmund  Ashton  Dicken,= 
born  at  Witheridge  26  Octo- 
ber 1808,  bapt.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Tiverton,  22  October  181 1; 
of  Sidney  Sussex  College, 
Cambridge,  B. A.  1832;  Head- 
Master  of  the  New  College  at 
Agra,  Perpetual  Curate  of 
Bourne  End,  co.  Hertford ; 
died  s.p.  at  Bourne  End,  aged 
53,  on  Saturday,  i  February, 
bur.  at  Bovingdon,  co.  Hert- 
ford, 7  February  1862.  Will 
dated  6  December  1852,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  147,  62)  12  March 
1862,  by  Eliza  Dicken  of 
Longton  Grove,  Sydenham, 
CO.  Kent,  the  relict,  the  sole 
Executrix. 


=Eliza,  2nd  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  George 
Edwards  of  Ken- 
nington,  co.  Sur- 
rey; born  at  Hack- 
ney, CO.  Middlesex, 
16  Dec.  1804; 
marr.  at  Burdwan, 
Bengal,  India,  16 
July  1845;  died  at 
Dorking,  co.  Sur- 
rey, 15  February, 
bur.  in  Kensal 
Green  Cemetery, 
London,  22  Feb- 
ruary 1899. 


Laura,  born  at 
Tiverton  20 
May  1 8 1  o,  and 
bapt.  at  St. 
Peter's,  Tiver- 
ton, 22  Octo- 
ber 181 1 ;  died 
at  Balasore, 
India,  14  June 
1836,  and  bur. 
there  the  next 
day. 


Charles  Shortt  Dicken,  = 
born  at  Balasore,  India, 
18  September  1841, 
and  bapt.  there;  Ensign 
87th  Royal  Irish  Fusi- 
liers 1859,  retired  as 
Lieutenant  in  1864, 
Police  Magistrate  in 
Queensland  1872-80, 
Barrister-at-Law  of  the 
Middle  Temple  6 
June  1883,  Secretary 
to  the  Agent-General 
for  Queensland  in 
London  since  1880, 
Acting  Agent-General 
for  the  Colony  1895-96 
and  1897-98,  created 
C.M.G.  1891. 


=Emily  Augusta,  Fanny  Maria  Mills,  born  at  Balasore  19  May  1846, 

eldest    dau.    of  and  bapt.  there;  marr.  istly  at  Christ  Church,  Chel- 

Charles  William  tenham,  co.  Gloucester  (by  the  Rev.  Edward  Brian 

Sheridan,    J. P.,  Combe  Spurway,  Rector  of  Heathfield,  co.  Somerset), 

of  Beanba,  New  Thursday,  23  August  1866,  John  Purlewent  Spurway 

South       Wales,  of  Spring  Grove  Park,  Milverton,  co.  Somerset  (eldest 

by   Mary  Anne  son  of  Captain  John  Spurway,  R.N.,  of  Spring  Grove 

Hart  his  wife  ;  Park,  by  Frances  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  coheir  of 

born    22    Octo-  William    Purlewent);    born  28  July  1819,  bapt.  at 

ber    1856,    and  Milverton  6  November  1822  ;  died  at  Spring  Grove 

bapt.    at     Ash-  Park  14  August,  bur.  at  Milverton  20  August   1877. 

field,  New  South  She  marr.  2ndly  at  St.  Mary's,  Wedmore,  co.  Somer- 

Wales  ;  married  set,  i  February  1879,  John  James  Spencer  of  Aberga- 

at    St.    Mark's,  veny,  co.  Monmouth  (son  of  the  Rev.  John  Ward 

Darling     Point,  Spencer,  Vicar  of  Wilton,  co.  Somerset,  by  Rosina  his 

Sydney,  25  Au-  wife,  dau.  of  Joseph  Hitchcock);  born  11  May,  bapt. 

gust  1875.  at  Wilton,  Taunton,  co.  Somerset,  7  July  1849. 


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Perry  Dicken,  born  at  Tiverton, 
CO.  Devon,  30  March  181 2,  bapt. 
at  St.  Peter's,  Tiverton,  4  May 
1814  ;  M.D. ;  died  at  Ashby-de- 
la-Zouch,  CO.  Leicester,  in  his 
64th  year,  on  Monday,  1 2  April, 
bur.  in  the  cemetery  there  16 
April  1875.  Will  dated  17  Jan- 
uary 1870,  with  codicil  dated  12 
August  187 1,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
565-  75)  24  July  1875,  by  William 
Edwards  Smith  and  the  Rev. 
John  Denton,  both  of  Ashby-de- 
la-Zouch,  CO.  Leicester,  the  Exors. 


Caroline  Frances,  born  at  Tiverton  18  January,  bapt.  at 
St.  Peter's,  Tiverton,  14  May  1814;  marr.  istly  at  Tiver- 
ton, 30  March  1835,  Lieut. -Colonel  William  Taylor  Shortt 
of  the  62nd  and  87th  Regiments  (son  of  Lieut.- 
Colonel  James  Shortt  of  the  loth  and  51st  Regiments, 
by  Mary  Roberts  his  wife,  ward  of  Sir  Thomas  Strange) ; 
died  at  Allahabad,  India,  25  January  1854,  and  bur.  there. 
She  marr.  2ndly  at  Norton,  co.  Suffolk,  on  Tuesday, 
24  June  1862  (by  the  Rev.  Aldersey  Dicken,  D.D.), 
the  Rev.  William  Roe  Waters,  bapt.  at  Dunsley,  co. 
Lincoln,  13  April  181 1;  of  Corpus  Christi  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1835,  Rector  of  West  Bridgeford,  co. 
Nottingham;  died  21  April,  bur.  at  St.  Giles',  West  Bridge- 
ford,  21  April  1892.  She  died  at  West  Bridgeford,  aged  74, 
on  Friday,  14  December,  and  was  bur.  there  18  December 
1888.  T 


George  Perry  Dicken, 
born  at  Barrackpore, 
Bengal,  India,  5  Jan. 
1848,  and  bapt.  there; 
settled  in  Queensland 
on  Frazer's  Island, 
Maryborough. 


Selina  Philippa,  born  at  Patna,  India,  3  January  1849,  ^"d  bapt.  there; 
marr.  at  Bhangulpore,  India,  29  April  1875,  Alexander  Thomas 
Maclean  of  Ardgour,  co.  Argyle  (eldest  son  of  Alexander  Maclean  of 
Ardgour,  D.L.,  by  Helen  Jane  Hamilton  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Dalrymple,  Bart.);  born  i  April  1835;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co. 
Argyle  and  J. P.  for  co.  Inverness ;  sometime  in  the  Bengal  Civil 
Service,  and  Judge  of  the  High  Court  in  Calcutta  ;  died  at  Ardgour  14 
December,  bur.  at  Kiel,  Ardgour,  19  December  1890. 


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Harriett  Venn,  born  at  Patna,  India, 
4  March  1850,  and  bapt.  there;  marr. 
at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  on 
Wednesday,  12  August  1885,  Sir 
Frederick  Russell  Hogg,  K.C.I. E., 
C.S.I,  (son  of  the  Rt.  Hon^^  Sir 
James  Weir  Hogg,  Bart,  P.C.,  M.P., 
by  Mary  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Samuel 
Swinton  of  Swinton,  co.  Berwick ; 
born  28  October  1836;  Postmaster 
General  for  India.  He  marr.  istly 
in  1857,  Emily,  dau.  of  General  Eck- 
ford,  from  whom  he  obtained  a 
divorce  in  1873.    =7= 

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Lucy  Ann,  born  at  Patna,  India,  13  July  185 1,  and 
bapt.  there. 

Florence  Elizabeth,  born  at  Patna,  India,  17  December 
1856,  and  bapt.  there;  marr.  at  Christ  Church,  Upper 
Norwood,  CO.  Surrey  (by  the  Rev.  George  Herbert 
Statham,  Rector  of  St.  Mark's,  Torquay,  brother  of  the 
bridegroom),  on  Thursday,  17  February  1887,  Henry 
Heathcote  Statham  (son  of  Henry  Heathcote  Statham 
of  Birkenhead,  co.  Chester,  by  Irene  Eliza  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Rev.  William  Horner  of  Kirkdale,  Liverpool) ; 
born  II  January,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Everton,  co. 
Lancaster,  2  June  1839.     T 

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Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  Or,  a  fesse 
danceltee  gules,  between  three  estoiles 
sable.  Comber :  2nd  and  3rd,  Argent,  a 
chevron  sable,  between  three  thorn  trees 
proper,  Thornton.  1 

Crest. — A  lynx's  head  couped  sable, 
charged  with  three  bezants. 


Comber  of  ilKlf^litJleton  Hall, 
to.  Santas ter. 

Andrew  Comber  of  Liverpool, =^Sarah,  3rd  dau.  of  John  Sanderson 


formerly  of  Manchester  (4th 
and  youngest  son  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Comber,  D.D.,  of  East 
Newton,  co.  York,  and  Rector 
of  Buckworth,  co.  Hunting- 
don, by  Mary  his  wife,  dau. 
of  William  Brooke  of  Field- 
head  and  Dodworth,  co.  York) ; 
born  at  Buckworth  6  April, 
bapt.  there  4  August  1774; 
died  at  Liverpool  on  Monday, 
25  January,  bur.  at  St.  Anne's, 
Liverpool,  30  January  1847, 
his  remains  being  subsequently 
removed  to  Anfield  Cemetery, 
Liverpool. 


of  Little  Houghton,  in  the  parish 
of  Darfield,  co.  York,  by  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and 
coheiress  of  Jonas  Rich  of  Daw- 
walls,  near  Penistone,  co.  York; 
born  at  Little  Houghton  3  Au- 
gust, bapt.  at  Darfield  26  August 
1777;  marr.  there  4  June  1799  ; 
died  at  Prestwich,  co.  Lancaster, 
25  April,  bur.  at  St.  George's, 
Everton,  co.  Lancaster,  i  May 
1862,  her  remains  being  subse- 
quently removed  to  Anfield 
Cemetery,  Liverpool.  Will  dated 
30  August  i860,  proved  at  Man- 
chester 3  June  1862,  by  Sarah 
Jane  Comber  of  Dingle  Bank, 
Prestwich,  co.  Lancaster,  the 
dau.,  the  sole  Executrix. 


Andrew  Comber  of  Stand  House,  co.  Lancaster,  formerly= 
of  Bahia,  Brazil;  born  at  Liverpool  10  March,  bapt.  at  St. 
Anne's,  Liverpool,  15  July  1800;  died  at  Stand  House, 
aged  68,  on  Tuesday  24  March,  bur.  at  Billinge,  co.  Lan- 
caster, 31  March  1868.  Will  dated  23  October  1866,  with 
codicil  of  same  date,  proved  at  Manchester  5  June  1868, 
by  the  Rev.  Howard  St.  George  of  Billinge,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  Thomas  Comber  of  Liverpool,  the  nephew,  the  Exors. 


=Emilia,  eldest  dau.  of  Colonel  Joao  ]os6 
de  Freitas  (Brazil  Army)  of  Bahia,  by  his 
wife,  Donna  Maria  Angelica  de  Aranjo  ; 
born  at  Bahia  18  July  1814  ;  marr.  at  the 
British  Consulate,  Bahia,  17  Nov.  1831  ; 
died  13  July  1843,  and  bur.  in  the  British 
Cemetery  at  Bahia,  her  remains  being 
subsequently  removed  to  Billinge. 


Maria,  born  at  Bahia  28  Oct.  1832,  and 
bapt. there;  marr.  at  .Stand  Parish  Church 
on  Wednesday,  24  June  1857,  Rear- Ad- 
miral Henry  Wandesford  Comber,  R.N., 
of  Brotherton  House,  West  Coker,  Yeovil, 
CO.  Somerset  (eldest  son  of  Rev.  Henry 
George  Wandesford  Comber,  Rector  of 
Oswaldkirk,  co.  York,  by  Hester  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Cautley) ;  born  at  York 
24  April  1821,  and  bapt.  there;  served 
during  operations  in  Canton  River  1840 
-41,  Azoff  Expedition  1854,  at  attacks  of 
Sebastopol  and  reduction  of  Kinburn, 
Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honour  and  5th 
class  Medjidie,  retired  1886.  She  died  at 
The  Druid,  Corwen,  North  Wales,  aged 
40,  on  Tuesday,  17  Dec,  and  was  bur.  at 
Billinge  24  Dec.  1872. 


A 


Catherine  Emma,  dau.= 
of  Rev.  James  Adye 
Austen,  British  Chap- 
lain at  Pernambuco, 
Brazil,  by  Sarah  Jane 
his  wife  ;  born  at  Per- 
nambuco I  December 
1839;  marr.  there  7 
May  1 861;  died  at 
Cheltenham,  co.  Glou- 
cester, 13  September, 
bur.  at  Billinge  19  Sep- 
tember 1871.    istwife. 


=Thomas  Comber 
of  Bahia ;  born 
at  Bahia  21  Sep- 
tember 1833. 


Catherine  Edith,  born  at  Pernam- 
buco 13  July  1864  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Stephen's,  Bayswater,  London  (by 
the  Rev.  Howard  St.  George, 
Vicar  of  Billinge,  uncle  of  the 
bride)  on  Thursday,  24  June  1886, 
Thomas  Robert  Fenton,  son  of 
Edward  Fenton  of  Pernambuco. 


=Lucy  Edith, 
dau.  of  Ed- 
ward Fenton 
of  Pernam- 
buco, by  his 
wife,  Clara 
Sophia,  dau. 
of  William 
Corbett;  mar- 
ried at  Per- 
nambuco 21 
Sept.  1875. 
2nd  wife. 


Andrew  Comber, 
born  at  Pernambuco 
28  July  1876. 

Herbert  Charles 
Fenton  Comber, 
born  at  Pernambuco 
25  April  1878. 


1 


145 


Elizabeth,  born  at  Liverpool  5 
September  1801,  bapt.  at  Darfield, 
CO.  York,  22  June  1802;  marr.  at 
Manchester  Cathedral  27  Septem- 
ber 1826,  Richard  Thomas  Hunt 
of  Manchester  (posthumous  son  of 
Thomas  Hunt) ;  born  at  Burford, 
CO.  Oxford,  30  September  1802, 
bapt.  there  3  April  1803;  M.R.C.S. 
Lond. ;  died  in  September  1874. 
She  died  7  June  1833,  and  was 
bur.  at  Pendleton  Chapel,  co. 
Lancaster.  =f= 

/k 


William  Comber,  born= 
at  Liverpool  3  January, 
bapt.  at  St.  Anne's, 
Liverpool,  1 2  February 
1803  ;  died,  aged  44, 
14  October,  bur.  at 
St.  James'  Cemetery, 
Liverpool,  1 7  October 
1846. 


=Anne  Favell,  2nd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Sanderson  of  Wellingborough,  co. 
Northampton,  by  Jane  his  wife 
dau.  and  coheir  of  Thomas  Sander- 
son ;  born  at  Wellingborough  30 
June  1806;  marr.  there  20  June 
1839;  died  at  Clifton,  co.  Glouces- 
ter, 3  February,  bur.  in  Arno's  Vale 
Cemetery,  Bristol,  7  February  1879. 
Will  dated  20  January  1879,  proved 
at  Bristol  26  February  1879,  by 
Sarah  Jane  Comber  of  45  Oakfield 
Road,  Clifton,  Bristol,  co.  Glouces- 
ter, the  daughter,  the  sole  Executrix. 


Alfred  Comber,  born  at  Liverpool  23  March,  bapt.  at  St.  Anne's,  Liverpool,  3  May  1840 ;  marr. 
istly  in  February  1873,  Marianne  Aliband,  by  whom  he  had  issue  Annie  Beatrice,  born  24 
February  1876,  Alice  Marian  Sanderson,  born  4  November  1877,  and  Alfred  Ernest  Comber, 
born  7  November  1879.  He  marr.  2ndly  3  November  1883,  Rebecca  Josephine  Rudolf,  by 
whom  he  had  issue  Florence  Elizabeth  Caroline,  born  10  August  1884;  died  28  December 
1892,  and  bur.  at  Deniliquin,  Australia.     He  died  at  Echuca,  Australia,  2  September  1897. 


Emilia,  born  at  Bahia,  Brazil,  17  Novem- 
ber 1834,  bapt.  there  in  1835;  marr.  at 
Stand,  CO.  Lancaster,  22  June  1864,  the 
Rev.  Howard  St.  George  (5th  son  of 
Lieut. -Colonel  John  St.  George  of  the 
Shropshire  Regiment,  by  Frances  his 
wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Archibald  Camp- 
bell, M.D.,  of  Stafford);  born  13  January, 
bapt.  at  Stafford  22  January  18 19;  of 
Trinity  College,  Dublin,  B.A.  1846,  M.A. 
1853  ;  Vicar  of  Billinge,  co.  Lancaster, 
Canon  of  Liverpool,  J. P.  for  co.  Lan- 
caster ;  died  at  Billinge,  aged  79,  on 
Thursday,  3  November,  bur.  there  7 
November  1898.      =r 

{See  Si.   George  Pedigree.,  Vol.  I, 
page  108.) 


Charles  William  Comber, 
born  at  Liverpool  10 
May,  bapt.  at  St.  Anne's, 
Liverpool,  7  July  1836; 
marr.  at  Peinambuco, 
Brazil,  17  January  1864, 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Pater  of  Liverpool ;  born 
at  Pernambuco  1 2  January 
1838.  He  died  at  Bahia 
17  September  1868. 


Andrew  Pater  Comber,  born  at  Bahia 
23  July.  bapt.  at  the  British  Church, 
Bahia,  23  August  1865 ;  marr.  at 
Holy  Trinity,  Vauxhall  Bridge  Road, 
London,  3  August  1893,  Mary  Anne 
Elizabeth  Tonner,  who  died  at  Rock 
Mill  Cottage,  Leamington,  co.  Warwick, 
19  January,  and  was  bur.  in  Milverton 
Cemetery,  Leamington,  23  January  1896. 

146 


Charles  Frederic 
Comber,  born  at 
Bahia  31  August, 
bapt.  there  1 7  Sep- 
tember 1868;  marr. 
9  August  1893, 
Frances  Theresa, 
dau.  of  Joseph 
Henry  Huston. 


Constance,  born  4  March 
1838:  died  in  London 
21  September  1869. 


Elizabeth,  born  at  Bahia 
14  September  1839;  died 
at  78  West  Hill,  Syden- 
ham, co.  Kent,  on  Sunday, 
4  October,  bur.  at  Billinge 
7  October  1S96.  Will 
dated  5  March  1896, 
with  two  codicils  dated 
respectively  i  July  and  29 
August  1896,  proved  in 
the  Principal  Registry  10 
March  1897,  by  Maria 
Ellsworth  Comber  and 
Frances  Emilia  St.  George 
the  Exors. 


Thomas  Arbuthnot  Comber,  born  1 1  August 
1804  ;  died  23  November  following. 


Mary  Anne,  born  at  Liverpool  26  October, 
bapt.  at  St.  Anne's,  Liverpool,  28  November 
1805;  died  19  February,  bur.  at  St.  Anne's, 
Liverpool,  21  February  1807. 


Sarah  Jane,  born  at  Liverpool  12  December 
1807  ;  died  19  December,  bur.  at  St.  Anne's, 
Liverpool,  20  December  1808. 


A  son,  born   15  July  1809;   died  in  infancy. 


Edward  Comber, 
born  at  Liverpool 
7  June,  bapt.  at 
St.  Anne's,  Liver- 
pool, 3  July  1842; 
marr.  i  Feb.  1876, 
Susan  Griffin. 


Elizabeth  (Lillie),  born  at  Liver- 
pool 21  December  1843,  bapt.  at 
St.  Anne's,  Liverpool,  20  January 
1844;  marr.  at  St.  David's,  Exeter, 
CO.  Devon  (by  the  Rev.  Joseph 
TheophilusToye,  Vicar,  assisted  by 
the  Rev.  John  Middleton  Beynon), 
on  Saturday,  18  May  1 87 2, Charles 
Fuller  (2nd  son  of  William  Fuller 
of  St.  David's  Hill,  Exeter,  by 
Sophia  his  wife,  only  dau.  of 
Francis  Ingram).     =[= 


Sarah  Jane  (Tallie),  born  9  March,  bapt. 
at  St.  Anne's,  Liverpool,  8  April  1845  • 
marr.  at  St.  Philip's,  Gerlington,  Bradford, 
CO.  York  (by  the  Rev.  \V.  Carson,  Vicar) 
on  Wednesday,  31  October  1883,  Andrew 
Turnell  of  Great  Harrowden,  co.  North- 
ampton (son  of  John  Turnell  of  Dalling- 
ton  Grange,  co.  Northampton,  by  Anne 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry  Widowson  of 
Great  Harrowden)  ;  born  at  Dallington 
Grange  4  February  1841,  and  bapt.  at 
Dallington.  =j= 


William  Andrew  Comber,  born  at==Caroline,  younger  dau.  of  William  Fuller  of  St.  David's 
Liverpool  30  January,  bapt.  at  St.  Hill,  Exeter,  by  Sophia  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Francis 
Anne's,  Liverpool,  8  June  1847  ;  Ingram;  born  at  Bridgwater,  co.  Somerset,  5  August  1842  ; 
died  at  Parkstone,  co.  Dorset,  marr.  at  St.  David's,  Exeter  (by  the  Rev.  Joseph  Theophilus 
5  May,  bur.  there  9  May  1898.         Toye),  on  Monday,  28  December  1874. 


Adelaide  Emilia,  born  18  January  1841  ;  marr.  at  Stand  Parish  Church  (by  the  Rev.  Charles 
White  Underwood,  Vicar  of  Histon,  co.  Cambridge,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Howard  St.  George, 
Incumbent  of  Billinge,  brother-in-law  of  the  bride),  on  Thursday,  11  July  1867,  the  Rev.  Joseph 
Saunders  Pater;  born  at  25  Canning  Street,  Liverpool,  9  December  1840,  bapt.  at  St.  Bride's, 
Liverpool,  8  May  1841  ;  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1864,  M.A.  1867;  Vice-Principal 
of  the  Theological  College,  Chichester,  and  Incumbent  of  Mid  Lavant,  co.  Sussex ;  died  at  St. 
Leonard's-on-Sea,  co.  Sussex,  aged  30,  on  Friday,  9  December,  bur.  at  Billinge  17  December 
1870.  Will  dated  28  September  1870,  with  codicil  dated  29  September  1870,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  123,  71)  10  February  1871,  by  the  Rev.  Charles  White  Underwood  of  Haiston,  co. 
Cambridge,  and  the  Rev.  George  Booker  of  6  Addison  Gardens,  North  Kensington,  co. 
Middlesex,  two  of  the  Exors.  She  died  at  Chichester  on  Monday,  16  August,  bur.  at  Billinge 
24  August  1869. 


147 


Edward  Comber  of  Myddleton  Hall,  Warrington,  co.= 
Lancaster,  born  at  Liverpool  i6  August  1810,  bapt. 
at  St.  Nicholas',  Liverpool,  29  July  181 1;  died  at 
Myddleton  Hall,  aged  54,  on  Wednesday,  3  Ma)', 
bur.  at  St.  George's,  Everton,  co.  Lancaster,  9  May 
1865;  his  remains  were  subsequently  removed  to 
Winwick,  co.  Lancaster,  in  187 1.  Will  dated  8  April 
1865,  proved  at  Liverpool  8  July  1865,  by  Eleanor 
Comber,  the  relict,  Thomas  Comber  of  Myddleton 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  the  son,  and  Edward  Augustus 
Ryder  of  Liverpool,  the  nephew,  the  Exors. 


=Eleanor,  3rd  dau.  and  coheiress  of  John 
Oldham  of  Peniambuco,  Brazil,  by  Maria 
his  wife,  3rd  dau.  of  John  Ellsworth  of 
New  York,  U.S.A. ;  born  at  New  York 
3  March  181 9;  marr.  at  Pernambuco  3 
March  1837. 


^7-^^7-^^ 


-^^-€^2^ 


Thomas  Comber  of  Liverpool,  and  of  Leighton,  Parkgate,= 
CO.  Chester  ;  born  at  Pernambuco,  Brazil,  14  November 
1837,  bapt.  there  15  August  1838;  J. P.  for  the  counties 
of  Lancaster  and  Chester;  F.L.S.,  F.R.M.S. 


=Annie  Baddeley,  youngest  dau.  of 
Rev.  Thomas  Sanderson,  D.D.,  Vicar 
of  Great  Doddington,  co.  North- 
ampton, by  Eliza  his  wife,  5th  dau. 
of  Charles  Baddeley  of  London ; 
born  2  September  1843  ;  marr.  at 
Great  Doddington  Parish  Church 
(by  the  Rev.  Robert  Edward  Sander- 
son, Head  Master  of  Lancing  College, 
CO.  Sussex,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Henry  Vivian  Broughton,  Vicar  of 
Wellingborough)  on  Saturday,  13 
October  1866. 


Annie  Bertha,  born  at  Rainhill,  co.  Lancaster, 
on  Monday,  26  August,  bapt.  there  9  October 
1867  ;  marr.  at  Neston,  co.  Chester,  4  August 
1897,  Tom  Hugh  Goddard  Rogers,  son  of 
Thomas  Lawes  Rogers  of  Eltham,  co.  Kent, 
M.D.,  M.R.C.P.,  M.R.C.S.,  by  Henrietta  his 
■wife,  dau.  of  Admiral  C.  H.  Brinstead  of 
Southsea,  co.  Hants.    =?= 

Edward  Comber,  born  at  Rainhill  on  Sunday, 
I  November,  bapt.  at  Winwick,  co.  Lancaster, 
21  December  1868. 


Mary  Brooke,  born  at  Newton-le- Willows,  co. 
Lancaster,  on  Monday,  14  March,  bapt.  at 
Winwick,  co.  Lancaster,  20  April  1870;  marr. 
at  Neston  28  December  1898,  John  Short- 
ridge  Cuming  (son  of  Rev.  John  Cuming  of 
Shipton,  CO.  York,  by  Caroline  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Salmon  of  South  Shields,  co. 
Durham);  born  at  Gloucester  12  January 
1872.  _ 

Thomas  Sanderson  Comber,  born  at  Newton- 
le-Wiilows  on  Sunday,  21  May,  bapt.  at 
Winwick  21  June  1871. 


^.  \1.^^C.\<^i>^ 


Eleanor  Margaret,  born  at  Newton-le-Willows 
on  Saturday,  5  October,  bapt.  at  Winwick  27 
November  1872.         


Alice  Dorothy,  born  at  Newton-le-Willows  on 
Saturday,  30  September,  bapt.  at  AVinwick 
I  November  1876. 


Robert  George  Comber,  born  at  Newton-le-  Frank  Wandesforde  Comber,  born  at  Newton- 
Willows  on  Friday,  9  October,  bapt.  at  Winwick  le- Willows  on  Sunday,  8  August,  bapt.  at 
18  November  1874.  Winwick  8  September  1880. 

148 


Margaret,  born  7  March,  bapt.  at  St. 
Anne's,  Manchester,  22  June  181 2; 
marr.  at  St.  Luke's,  Liverpool,  13  Au- 
gust 1840,  Rev.  WilUam  Rusbridge 
Holmes  (son  of  William  Holmes  of 
Great  James  Street,  Bedford  Row,  Lon- 
don, by  Elizabeth  George  his  wife,  of 
Hanwell,  co.  Middlesex);  born  2  April 
1810;  of  Magdalen  College,  Cambridge, 
B.A.  1833,  M.A.  1836,  admitted  {(omi- 
tatis  causa)  to  Oxford  University  22 
June  1865  ;  Rector  of  Birkby,  co.  York, 
1867  till  his  death,  10  June,  bur.  at 
Birkby  16  June  1876.  Will  dated  2 
June  1876,  proved  at  York  21  July  1876, 
by  the  Rev.  Henry  Comber  Holmes  of 
Birkby  Rectory,  co.  York,  the  son,  one 
of  the  Exors.  She  died  at  43  Lans- 
downe  Crescent,  Leamington,  co.  War- 
wick, on  Friday,  22  April,  bur.  at  Birkby 
26  April  1887.       =y 


Thomas  Comber, 
born  at  Manches- 
ter 5  February 
1 8 14,  and  bapt.  at 
Pendleton  Chapel, 
CO.  Lancaster  ; 
drowned  (whilst 
skating)  25  De- 
cember, and  bur. 
at  St.  Anne's, 
Liverpool,  30  De- 
cember 1835. 


A  daughter,  born 
IS  August  1815, 
and  died  in  in- 
fancy. 


Sarah  Jane,  born  at  Manchester 
26  October,  bapt.  at  St.  Anne's 
Manchester,  14  December  1816; 
died  at  i  Clyde  Park,  Redland, 
Bristol,  aged  80,  on  Tuesday,  7 
September,  bur.  in  Anfield  Ceme- 
tery, Liverpool,  1 1  September 
1897.  _ 

Mary  Caroline,  born  at  Manches- 
ter 2  November,  bapt.  at  St.  Anne's, 
Manchester,  9  December  1818 ; 
died  10  March  1820,  and  bur.  at 
Pendleton  Chapel. 


John  Charles  Brooke  Comber, 
born  5  June,  bapt.  at  Pendleton 
Chapel  14  July  1822;  died  8 
February  1823,  and  bur.  at 
Pendleton  Chapel. 


Eleanor,  born  at  Per- 
nambuco,  Brazil,  14 
December  1838;  died 
25  April  1840,  and 
bur.  in  the  British 
Cemetery  there. 


Edward  Comber,  born 
at  Pernambuco  9  Feb- 
ruary 1840,  died  the 
same  day,  and  bur.  in 
the  British  Cemetery 
there. 


Andrew  Comber,  born 
at  Liverpool  i  April, 
bapt.  at  St.  Anne's, 
Liverpool,  1 5  May 
1844;  died  at  Pernam- 
buco 6  July  1850,  and 
bur.  in  the  British 
Cemetery  there. 


Maria  Ellsworth,  born 
at  Pernambuco  25 
September  1845,  bapt. 
there  19  April  1846. 


Sarah,  born  at  Pernam-  ~~ 

buco  16  December  Sarah,  born  at  Per- 
1840,  died  the  next  nambuco  6  July  1847; 
day,  and  bur.  in  the  died  18  June  1848, 
British  Cemetery  there,  and  bur.  in  the  British 
Cemetery  there. 


Edward  Comber= 
of  Liverpool;  born 
at  Pernambuco, 
Brazil,  27  March, 
bapt.  there  19 
July  1849. 


=Maud  Helena,  5th  dau.  of 
Major  Henry  Joseph  Wood- 
head  of  London,  and  of 
Heathfield,  co.  Sussex,  by 
Emily  his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev. 
James  Crook  Clements ; 
born  6  September  1855; 
marr.  at  St.  Nicholas', 
Brighton  (by  the  Rev. 
Henry  Comber  Woodhead, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  H. 
W.  Wilson),  on  Wednesday, 
19  September  1877. 


Henry  William  Comber,  born  at  Bombay,  India,  29  April 
1879,  ^f"^  bapt.  there. 

Maud  Eleanor,  born  at  Bombay  13  July  1881,  and  bapt. 
there. 

Thomas  Geoffrey  Comber,  born  at  Southport,  co.  Lancaster, 
19  September  1882,  and  bapt.  there. 


Edward  Philip  Comber,  born  at 
Chester  5  December  1884,  bapt. 
at  St.  Oswald's,  Chester,  3 
January  1885.    

Kathleen  Margaret,  born  at  Ches- 
ter 2  August,  bapt.  at  St.  Oswald's, 
Chester,  17  September  1886. 


X- 


149 


Henry  William  Comber,  born 
at  Whitchurch,  co.  Salop,  24 
May,  bapt.  at  St.  Anne's,  Liver- 
pool, 15  September  185 1  ;  died 
at  Myddleton  Hall,  Winwick, 
CO.  Lancaster,  aged  21,  on 
Tuesday,  20  August,  bur.  at 
Winwick  24  August  1872. 


George  Comber  (twin  with= 
Margaret)  of  Rowley  Brow, 
Knutsford,  co.  Chester ; 
born  at  New  York  17  Jan- 
uary, bapt.  at  Calvary 
Church,  New  York,  1 1 
April  1853;  J.P.  CO.  Lan- 
caster. ,         ,    . 


If 


=Annie  Heap,  5  th  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  Robert  Kelsall  of  Deep- 
lish  Hall,  Rochdale,  co.  Lancaster, 
J. P.,  by  Mary  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Henry  Forbes  of  Harro- 
gate, CO.  York;  born  at  Rochdale 
25  Feb.  i860;  marr.  at  Christleton, 
CO.  Chester,  15  Nov.  1S90. 


Edith    Mary,   born   at  Toft,  Winifred    Margaret   (twin  with  Helen  Muriel  (twin  with  Wini- 

co.  Chester,  on  Wednesday,  Helen  Muriel),  born  at  Toft  on  fred  Margaret),  born  at  Toft  on 

19  September,  bapt.  there  22  Thursday,    31    October,    bapt.  Thursday,    31    October,    bapt. 

October  1894.  there  16  December  1895.  there  16  December  1895. 


Margaret  (twin  with  George), 
born  at  New  York,  U.S.  A.,  1 7 
Jan.,  bapt.  at  Calvary  Church, 
New  York,  11  April  1853. 

Eleanor,  born  at  Liverpool  28 
Aug.  1854;  died  3  Sept.,  bur. 
at  St.  George's,  Everton,  co. 
Lancaster,  6  Sept.  1854. 

Alice,  born  at  Liverpool  2 
July,  bapt.  at  St.  John-the- 
Divine's,  Fairfield,  co.  Lan- 
caster, 17  Aug.  1856;  marr. 
at  Winwick  Parish  Church, 
CO.  Lancaster  (by  the  father 
of  the  bridegroom,  assisted 
by  the  Rev.  Canon  Hop- 
wood),  on  Wednesday,  i 
Oct.  1884,  John  Earle  Rey- 
nolds Raven  (eldest  son  of 
Rev.  John  Raven,  M.A.  of 
Cambridge,  of  Broughton 
Astley,  CO.  Leicester,  by  Sara 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Samuel  Hole 
of  Caunton  Manor,  Newark) ; 
born  23  Feb.  1851;  of  Caius 
College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1873,  M.A.  1880,  Student  of 
the  Middle  Temple  28  May 
1872,  called  to  the  Bar  7 
June  1875.    =j= 


John  Comber  of= 
Eccles,  CO.  Lan- 
caster ;  born  at 
Liverpool  19  Au- 
gust, bapt.  at  St. 
John  -  the  -  Evan- 
gelist's, Fairfield, 
9  October  1859  ; 
of  Oriel  College, 
O.xford,  matricu- 
lated 14  October 
1878,  aged  19. 


I 
Ethel  Oldham,  born  at  Bent- 
cliffe,  Pendleton,  co.  Lancaster, 
on  Wednesday,  5  October, 
bapt.  at  Hope  Church,  Pendle- 
ton, 16  November  1892. 


=Ida  Caroline  Blanche,  3rd  dau. 
of  Thomas  Faulconer  Wisden 
of  Broadwater,  co.  Sussex, 
Lieut. -Colonel  late  of  the  4th 
Batt.  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 
(Militia),  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  CO. 
Sussex,  High  Sheriff  1887,  by 
Caroline  Anna  his  ist  wife, 
youngest  dau.  and  coheiress 
of  Lieut. -Colonel  Cornelius 
Cuyler  Philip  Mair  of  Bog- 
nor,  CO.  Sussex;  born  at  125 
Western  Road,  Brighton,  6 
March,  bapt.  at  St.  Paul's, 
Brighton,  19  April  1864  ; 
marr.  at  Broadwater  Parish 
Church  (by  the  Rev.  Canon 
Sanderson,  D.D.)onTuesday, 
29  Dec.  1 89 1  (marr.  settle- 
ment dated  28  Dec.  1891, 
Trustees :  Henry  Sketchley 
Bacon  of  Brighton,  Solicitor, 
Vv'illiam  John  Wisden  of 
Lewes,  co.  Sussex,  George 
Comber  of  Manchester,  Mer- 
chant, and  Edward  Comber 
of  Liverpool,  Merchant). 

{See  Wisden  Pedigree, 
Vol.  3,  page  8.) 


Mary  Eleanor, 
born  at  Liver- 
pool 4  July, 
and  bapt.  at 
St.  John-the- 
Di  vine's,  Fair- 
field, 31  Aug. 
1862. 


Ida  Maud,  born  at  Bentcliffe, 
Pendleton,  on  Sunday,  2 
February,  bapt.  at  St.  An- 
drew's, Eccles,  8  April  1896. 


John  Oldham  Comber,  born  at 
Rivington,  Claremont  Road, 
Pendleton,  on  Sunday,  27  No- 
vember 1898,  bapt.  at  St.  John's, 
Pendlebury,  co.  Lancaster,  12 
January  1899. 


150 


^tDitt)inbanfe. 


Joseph  Swithinbank  of  Armley,= 
near  Leeds,  co.  York  (son  of 
Joshua  Swithinbank  of  Brad- 
ford, co.  York);  born  at  Bradford; 
died  at  Armley,  aged  62,  9 
April,  bur.  there  15  April  1849. 
M.I. 


=Ann,  dau.  of  William  and 
Ann  Chaffer  of  Armley; 
born  at  Armley,  and  bapt. 
there  23  May  1790;  marr. 
at  St.  Peter's,  Leeds  {no 
record  in  Register) ;  died  at 
Armley,  aged  61,  16  May, 
bur.  there  23  May  185 1. 
M.L 


C>^i*v^..^J^^^^.^^:^5J^^'-*^ 


Arms  on  record  iti  the  College  of  Arms. 
Or,  two  bars  nebuly  azure,  gutte  d'or,  on 
a  chief  ermine  a  bugle-horn  sable,  gar- 
nished or,  stringed  gules,  between  two 
grenades,  also  sable,  fired  proper. 

Cr«/.^Out  of  the  battlements  of  a 
tower  argent,  a  demi-dragon  issuant, 
wings  displayed  proper,  holding  between 
the  claws  a  grenade  as  in  the  arms, 
pendent  from  its  neck  by  a  ribbon  gules, 
a  bugle-horn  as  in  the  arms. 

Motto. — Fama  semper  viret. 


George  Edwin  Swithinbank; 
of  New  Square,  Lincoln's 
Inn,  London;  born  at  Arm- 
ley  6  June,  bapt.  at  St.  Bar- 
tholomew's, Armley,  i  July 
1827 ;  Fellow  of  the  Society 
of  Antiquaries  of  Scot- 
land, F.I.C.A.,  F.R.S.N.A., 
LL.D. ;  died  at  Honor  Oak 
Park,  CO.  Surrey,  aged  72, 
on  Thursday,  25  May,  bur. 
at  Sanderstead,  co.  Surrey, 
29  May  1899. 


^P.-FrA^r^/^^tUV^ 


=Constantia  Anne,  dau. 
of  William  Briggs,  J. P., 
of  Great  Yarmouth,  co. 
Norfolk,  by  Christiana 
Spencer  his  wife;  born 
at  Selby,  co.  York,  13 
March  1828,  bapt.  as 
an  adult  at  Kirkstall, 
CO.  York  (by  the  Rev. 
Hugh  Martyn  Short, 
M.A.),  13  July  1852; 
marr.  at  St.  Nicholas', 
Great  Yarmouth  (by 
the  Rev.  George  Hills, 
D.D.,  subsequently 
Bishop  of  Victoria, 
British  Columbia),  3 
December  1852;  died 
at  Purley,  co.  Surrey, 
14  July,  bur.  at  Sander- 
stead  16  July  1890. 


Other 
issue. 


Rev.  Herbert  Spenser  Swithinbank,  born  at=f=Amy,  4th  dau.  of  Admiral  George  Winthrop,R.N., 


Leeds  19  December  1853,  bapt.  at  St.  Thomas', 
Leeds,  8  February  1S54;  of  Pembroke  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  matriculated  23  October  1872, 
aged  18,  B.A.  1876,  M.A.  1882,  Rector  of 
Adwickle-Street,  co.  York,  1883-84,  Vicar  of 
St.  Saviour's,  Denmark  Park,  co.  Surrey,  1884 
-99,  and  appointed  Vicar  of  Kingston  Vale, 
CO.  Surrey,  13  June  1899. 


of  Dover,  co.  Kent,  by  Charlotte  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Sir  William  Wood,  K.C.B.,  K.H.  ;  born  at 
Botley,  CO.  Hants,  3  June,  bapt.  at  Curdridge, 
CO.  Hants,  i  July  i860;  marr.  at  St.  Bartholo- 
mew's, Charlton,  co.  Kent  (by  the  Rev.  Edward 
Churton,  subsequently  Bishop  of  Nassau),  27 
September  1883. 


Bernard  Winthrop  Swithinbank,  born  at  St. 
Saviour's  Vicarage,  Denmark  Park,  on  Satur- 
day, 4  October,  bapt.  there  privately  31 
October  1884;  King's  Scholar  at  Eton  1898. 


Cuthbert  Winthrop  Swithinbank,  born  at  St. 
Saviour's  Vicarage,  Denmark  Park,  on  Monday, 
22  February,  bapt.  at  St.  Saviour's,  Denmark 
Park,  28  March  1886 ;  King's  Scholar  at 
Canterbury  1897. 


i5» 


Harold  William  Swithinbank,  of  Denham= 
Court,  CO.  Buckingham  ;  born  7  March,  bapt. 
at  St.  Peter's,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  co.  North- 
umberland, 22  August  1858;  sometime  Lieu- 
tenant nth  Hussars,  and  Captain  Middlesex 
Yeomanry  Cavalry  (Duke  of  Cambridge's 
Hussars),  and  Reserve  of  Officers,  Fellow  of 
the  Royal  Geographical  Society,  J. P.  for  co. 
Buckingham,  High  Sheriff  1891. 


'.■\my,  dau.  of  James  Crossley  Eno  of  Wood 
Hall,  Dulwich,  co.  Surrey,  by  Elizabeth  Anne 
his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Edward  Cooke  of  Win- 
laton,  CO.  Durham  ;  born  27  March  1858  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Stephen's,  South  Dulwich  (by  the 
Rev.  Herbert  Spenser  Swithinbank),  on  Tuesday, 
23  October  1883. 


Crossley  Swithinbank,  born  at 
Wood  Hall,  Dulwich,  on  Sun- 
day, 16  November,  bapt.  at  St. 
Stephen's,  South  Dulwich,  20 
December  1884. 


Enid,  born  at  Denham  Court 
on  Friday,  1 1  February,  bapt. 
at  St.  Stephen's,  South  Dul- 
wich, 24  July  1887. 


Isobel,  born  at  Denham  Court 
on  Sunday,  25  January,  bapt. 
at  St.  Mary's,  Denham,  23 
April  1 89 1. 


Ethel  Schaeffer,  born  19 
January  1861,  bapt.  at 
St.  Nicholas',  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne,  8  August  1862 ; 
marr.  at  Purley,  co. 
Surrey,  11  June  1890, 
John  Wells  Thatcher  of 
Eversleigh,  Purley. 


I 


I  I 

Constance  Anne,  born 
5  May,  bapt.  at  St. 
Nicholas',  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  8  August  1862. 


Gertrude  Enid,  born  23 
October,  bapt.  at  St. 
Nicholas',  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  2  December  1863. 


Edith  ^Ifrida,  born  21  November  1865, 
bapt.  at  St.  Nicholas',  Newcastle-on-Tyne, 
7  May  1866  :  marr.  at  St.  John's,  Caterham 
Valley,  co.  Surrey,  30  April  1892,  Charles 
Tallents  Spencer  of  La  Quinta,  Harrow,  co. 
Middlesex  (son  of  Rev.  William  Spencer, 
D.D.,  of  Harlington,  co.  Bedford,  by 
Kate  his  wife,  dau.  of  Alexander  Tallents 
Rogers);  born  27  February  1864,  and 
bapt.  at  Howrah,  Calcutta,  India;  Assoc. 
M.  Inst.  C.E. 


Hilda  Spenser,  born  at  St. 
Saviour's  Vicarage,  Den- 
mark Park,  CO.  Surrey,  on 
Friday,  i  November,  bapt. 
at  St.  Saviour's,  Denmark 
Park,  29  November  1889. 


Dorothy,  born  at  St.  Saviour's  Vicarage, 
Denmark  Park,  28  January,  bapt.  at  St. 
Saviour's,  Denmark  Park,  24  February 
1892  ;  died  an  infant  8  December,  bur. 
in  Camberwell  Cemetery,  Honor  Oak, 
CO.  Surrey,  12  December  1892. 


Mildred,  born  at  St 
Saviour's  Vicarage,  Den- 
mark Park,  on  Saturday, 
9  January,  bapt.  at 
St.  Saviour's,  Denmark 
Park,  7  February  1897. 


y^c^  /-/  y:^cr.rz^/^ 


15* 


X>i?uljam  Cuurr  .l^ibraru. 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — 
Argent,  on  a  pile  sable,  between  two  flaunches 
of  the  last,  a  cross  couped  of  the  first. 

Crest.- — An  escutcheon  sable,  thereon  a  cross 
couped  as  in  the  amis,  between  two  wings  argent, 
each  charged  with  a  fess  engrailed  also  sable. 


iflcllcr. 


Thomas  William  Meller  of  Denmark  Hill, 
CO.  Surrey  (2nd  son  of  Joseph  Meller  of 
Morton  Grange,  co.  Nottingham);  D.L.  for 
CO.  Surrey ;  marr.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John 
Thomas  of  Sydenham,  co.  Kent ;  died  at 
his  residence,  Denmark  Hill,  in  his  8ist 
year,  on  Monday,  8  April  1850.  Will 
dated  23  June  1848,  proved  (P.C.C., 
372,  50)  14  May  1850,  by  the  Rev. 
Thomas  William  Meller  and  Walter  Meller, 
the  sons,  two  of  the  Exors. 


Sarah,  born  31  May 
1803  ;  marr.  at  St. 
Paul's,  Denmark  Hill, 
CO.  Surrey  (by  the 
Rev.  Thomas  W'illiam 
Meller),  on  Thursday, 
5  Dec.  1850,  Samuel 
George  of  Denmark 
Hill.  She  died  at 
Denmark  Hill,  aged 
75.  24  Jan.  1S79. 
T 

A 


Rev.  Thomas  William  Meller,  born  28  September- 
1808;  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1831, 
M.A.  1834  ;  Perpetual  Curate  of  Woodbridge, 
CO.  Suffolk,  for  26  years;  Editorial  Superinten- 
dent of  the  British  and  Foreign  Bible  Society, 
1848-70,  having  aided  in  completing  twenty 
versions  of  the  Bible  in  foreign  languages;  died, 
aged  62,  at  Grundisburgh,  co.  Suffolk,  on  Friday, 
27  January,  bur.  in  Woodbridge  Cemetery  2  Feb- 
ruary 1871.  M.I.  Will  dated  24  September  1870, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  192,  71)  15  Tvlarch  1871,  by 
Walter  Meller  of  Broadlands,  Clapham  Common, 
CO.  Surrey,  the  brother,  Alfred  Meller  of  Grundis- 
burgh, CO.  Suffolk,  the  son,  and  Emma  Meller 
of  Grundisburgh,  the  relict,  the  Exors. 


Emma,  eldest  dau.  of 
William  Edwards  of 
Framlingham,  co.  Suf- 
folk, by  Emma  his 
wife,  dau.  of  James 
Edwards  of  Wantis- 
den,  CO.  Suffolk;  born 
at  Framlingham  24 
Sept.,  bapt.  there  i 
Oct.  1819;  marr.  at 
Framlingham  (by  the 
Rev.  Edward  Thomas 
Alder),  on  Tuesday,  9 
Feb.  1847. 

(SeeEdivardsPedigree, 
Vol.  I,  page  2jg). 


Agnes,  born  13  January, 
bapt.  at  Woodbridge  on 
Sunday,  27  February 
1848:  died  30  Novem- 
ber, in  her  14th  year, 
bur.  in  Woodbridge 
Cemetery  5  December 
i86i.     M.I. 


Alfred  Meller  of  The  Limes,= 
Rushmere,  co.  Suffolk  ;  born 
21  June,  bapt.  at  Woodbridge 
26  August  1849;  of  Trinity 
College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1871  ;  J. P.  for  CO.  Suffolk, 
Captain  and  Hon.  Major  3rd 
Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment. 


=Edith  Marie,  youngest  dau.  of  Colonel 
George  Brudenell  Sherard,  Judge 
Advocate-General  Madras  Army;  born 
at  Bangalore,  India,  12  September 
1859;  marr.  at  St.  Bartholomew's, 
Southsea,  co.  Hants  (by  the  Rev.  James 
Harley  Usill,  brother-in-law  of  the 
bridegroom),  on  Tuesday,  5  June  1883. 


Edith  May,  born  at 
The  Limes,  Rush- 
mere,  I  May,  bapt. 
at  Rushmere  3  June 
1884. 


Sherard  Alfred  Meller, 
born  at  The  Limes,  Rush- 
mere,  3  May,  bapt.  at 
Rushmere  5  June  1885; 
educated  at  Harrow. 


Robert  William  Meller, 
born  at  The  Limes, 
Rushmere,  3  Septem- 
ber, bapt.  at  Rushmere 
23  October  1886. 


Ivy  Linton,  born 
The    Limes,    Rush 
mere,  26  April,  bapt. 
at  Rushmere  25  May 
1891. 


153 


Waiter  Meller  of  Broadlands,= 
Clapham  Common,  co.  Sur- 
rey, and  of  3  Brunswick 
Terrace,  Brighton ;  born  in 
1818;  M.P.  for  Stafford 
1865-69  ;  J.P.  and  D.L.  for 
Royalty  of  the  Tower,  Cap- 
tain Commandant  ist  Surrey 
Light  Horse  Volunteers, 
Hon.  Colonel  Tower  Hamlets 
Artillery  Volunteers  ;  died  at 
3  Brunswick  Terrace,  Brigh- 
ton, on  Sunday,  10  January, 
bur.  at  Patcham,  co.  Sussex, 
14  January  1886.  Will  dated 
31  January  1882,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  448,  86)  13  May 
1886,  by  Elizabeth  Meller  of 
Broadlands,  the  relict,  one  of 
the  Exors. 


=Elizabeth,  youngest  dau.  of 
Thomas  and  Mary  Peters  of 
The  Grange,  Kilburn,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex ;  marr.  at  St.  George's, 
Hanover  Square,  London  (by 
the  Rev.  Thomas  William 
Meller,  Rector  of  Woodbridge), 
on  Wednesday,  2  April  1845. 
She  marr.  zndly,  as  his  2nd 
wife,  at  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge, 
London,  22  October  1889, 
Markham  Spofforth  of  15  St. 
George's  Place,  London  (2nd 
son  of  Samuel  Spofforth  of 
Newfields,  co.  York,  by  Ann  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Richard- 
son of  Enthorpe  House,  co. 
York);  born  14  March  1825  ; 
a  Ta.xing  Master  in  Chancery 
since  1877.  She  died  at  3 
Brunswick  Terrace,  Brighton, 
3  December,  and  was  bur.  at 
Patcham  8  December  1896. 


Phoebe,  born  at  Denmark  Hill, 
CO.  Surrey  ;  marr.  Rev.  James 
Edward  Dalton  of  Queen's  Col- 
lege, Cambridge,  B.A.  1830, 
M.A.  1833,  B.D.  1842  ;  Rector 
of  Seagrave,  co.  Leicester.  She 
died  7  December  1881. 


Mary,  marr.  by  licence  (dated 
I  May  1 85 1,  from  the  Vicar- 
General)  at  St.  Paul's,  Heme 
Hill,  CO.  Surrey  (by  the  Rev. 
Thomas  William  Meller,  Rector 
of  Woodbridge),  on  Thursday, 
8  May  185 1,  as  his  2nd  wife, 
John  Radley  of  Heme  Hill. 


Edward  Meller,     Lucy,  born  30  December  1 854,  bapt.  at  Woodbridge  28  January 
born    3     June,     1855  ;  marr.  istlyat  St.  Margaret's,  Ipswich  (by  the  Rev.  William 
bapt.  at  Wood-    Gibbs  Barker,  father  of  the  bridegroom),  on  Wednesday,  18  April 
bridge   10   July     1877,  Theodore  Barker  of  Gray's  Inn,  London  (son  of  Rev. 
1853  ;died, aged     William    Gibbs    Barker,    M.A.),    who    died    20    November 
6    months,     24     1878,    and    was   bur.    in    Highgate   Cemetery,    co.    Middle- 
November,  bur.     sex  ;    marr.  2ndly  at   All  Saints',   Eastbourne  (by  the  Rev. 
in   Woodbridge     Prebendary  Pitman,  Vicar  of  Eastbourne,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
Cemetery       29     Arthur  Evans  Moule),  on  Tuesday,  22  August  1882,  the  Rev. 
Nov.  1853.  M.I.     James  Harley  Usill,  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1852, 
M.A.   1855,  Vicar  of  All  Saints',  Eastbourne,  who  died  15 
December,  and  was  bur.  at   Fulbourne,  co.  Cambridge,   18 
December  1884  ;  marr.  3rdly  at  Woodbridge  Parish  Church 
(by  the  Rev.  John  Vaudrey,  Vicar  of  Osmington,  co.  Dorset, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  Sydney  Benjamin  Field,  Rector  of  the 
parish),  on  Thursday,   24  September  1S91,  the  Rev.  Henry 
Lawrence  Randall  (2nd  son   of  the  Rev.  William  Randall, 
D. D.,  Rector  of  Handsworth,  Birmingham);  born  12  March, 
bapt.  at  Avening,  co.  Gloucester,  5  September  1855  ;  of  Trinity 
College,    Cambridge,    B.A.    1878,    Vicar   of    St.    Michael's, 
Handsworth,  Birmingham,   1883-88,  Rector  of  Cocking,  co. 
Sussex,  since  1888.  =t= 

A 


Frank  Meller, 
born  at  Wood- 
bridge  8  Sep- 
tember, bapt. 
there  16  Octo- 
ber 1859;  died 
at  Ipswich  22 
March,  buried 
in  Woodbridge 
Cemetery  25 
March  1880. 


154 


A   son,     Walter  Clifford  Meller  of  12   Hyde  Park  Place,  London  ;=Lady    Helen    Blanche, 

died  an     born  at  15  Carlton  Villas,  Maida  Vale,   London,  18  April     eldest  dau.  of  Randolph, 

infant.       1848;  of  St.  John's  College,  Oxford,  M.A.  1882;  a  Count     gth    Earl   of   Galloway, 

of  the  Holy  Roman  Empire,  and  Knight  of  the  Orders  of    by  the    Lady    Harriette 

St.    Catharine   and    Charles   VH.    of    Spain,    and    Knight     Blanche    his    wife,    7th 

Commander  of  the  Papal  Order  of  the  Holy  Sepulchre.  dau.  of  Henry  Charles, 

6th  Duke  of  Beaufort, 
K.G.;  born  at  Edinburgh 
in  June  1834;  marr.  at 
St.  James',  Spanish  Place, 
London,  20  April  1896. 


'A-^'^^^ 


■~> 


Edith  Mary,  born  at  15  Carlton 
Villas,  Maida  Vale,  London, 
on  Monday,  4  February  1850; 
marr.  at  the  Parish  Church, 
Clapham,  co.  Surrey  (by  the 
Rev.  Fitz-William  Wentworth 
Bowyer,  M.A.,  Rector  of  Clap- 
ham,  and  the  Rev.  John 
Erskine  Clarke,  M.A.,  Vicar 
of  Battersea,  co.  Surrey),  on 
Thursday,  26  March  1874,  Rev. 
Sydney  Benjamin  Field  (son  of 
Benjamin  Field,  by  Ellen  his 
wife,  3rd  dau.  of  Henry  Sturt 
of  Clapham  Common);  born  7 
September,  bapt.  at  St.  John's, 
Clapham,  4  October  1849; 
Citizen  and  Haberdasher  of 
London,  Rector  of  Woodbridge, 
CO.  Suffolk,  1887-93,  Rural  Dean 
of  Wilford,  CO.  Suffolk,  1889-93, 
Vicar  of  Patcham,  co.  Sussex, 
since  1893.      =f= 

A 

(See  Field  Pedigree,  Vol.  j, 
page  82.) 


Lydia  Elizabeth,  born  at 
Clapham  Park  29  Septem- 
ber 1851  ;  marr.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Clapham  (by  the 
Rev.  Charles  Humphrey 
Cholmeley,  Vicar  of  Dinton- 
cum-Teffont  Magna,  co. 
Wilts,  assisted  by  the  Rev. 
William  C.  Bourchier,  Pri- 
vate Chaplain  at  Bayham 
Abbey,  co.  Kent),  on  Tues- 
day, 29  June  1880,  the 
Rev.  Reginald  Stephen  Shaw 
Woodgate  of  Pembury  Hall, 
CO.  Kent  (son  of  Rev.  George 
Stephen  Woodgate,  Vicar  of 
Pembury,  by  Louisa  Margaret 
his  wife,  youngest  dau.  of 
Captain  Charles  Shaw,  R.N.) ; 
born  in  1849  ;  educated  at 
Winchester  and  at  Merton 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated 
25  October  1869,  aged  20, 
Patron  of  Pembury,  Vicar 
of  Pembury  1878-89,  Rector 
of  Yaverland,  Isle  of  Wight, 
1891-93.        y 


Kate,  born  at  Clapham  Park  18 
April  1854  ;  marr.  at  Holy 
Trinity,  Clapham  (by  the  Rev. 
John  Graves,  Chaplain  at 
Kensington  Palace,  and  the 
Rev.  Reginald  Stephen  Shaw 
Woodgate,  Vicar  of  Pembury), 
on  Tuesday,  14  October  1884, 
the  Rev.  Robert  Vernon  Ottley 
Graves  of  Tolleshunt  D'Arcy, 
Witham,  co.  Essex,  and  31 
Chapel  Street,  Belgrave  Square, 
London  (son  of  the  Rev. 
Robert  Graves  of  Battersea, 
CO.  Surrey,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Vernon  of  Ealing, 
CO.  Middlesex ;  born  at  Bat- 
tersea on  Wednesday,  6  June, 
bapt.  at  St.  Mary's,  Battersea, 
18  July  1855 ;  of  St.  John's 
College,  Oxford,  matriculated 
II  October  1873,  aged  18, 
Scholar  1875-79,  B.A.  1877, 
M.A.  1884;  Rector  of  Shorwell, 
Isle  of  ^^'ight,  1 89 1,  Vicar  of 
Tolleshunt  D'Arcy  since  1880. 

A 


Oi/r^T^lUi^^ 


155 


iSafeer  of  Harlitotcfee  Court,  to.  (S^loucester. 

Arms. — Azure,  on  a  fess  between  three  swans'  heads  erased  or,  ducally  gorged 

and  langued  gules,  as  many  cinquefoils  of  the  last. 
Crest. — A  dexter  arm  embowed  vert,  hand  and  elbow  proper,  holding  a  swan's 

neck  erased  argent,  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet  or. 


Thomas  John  Lloyd  Baker  of  Hardwicke  Court  and  Stouts  Hill,  Uley,= 
CO.  Gloucester  (only  son  of  Rev.  William  Lloyd  Baker  of  Stouts  Hill, 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Lloyd,  Rector  of  Ryton,  co. 
Durham,  grandson  of  the  Rt.  Rev.  William  Lloyd,  D.D.,  Bishop  of 
St.  Asaph,  Lichfield,  Coventry  and  Worcester);  born  17  May,  bapt. 
at  St.  James',  Westminster,  9  June  1777  ;  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford, 
matriculated  17  January  1795,  aged  17,  B.A.  1798;  J. P.  and  D.L. 
for  CO.  Gloucester,  High  Sheriff  1824;  marr.  2ndly  at  Maulden,  co. 
Bedford,  27  September  18 14,  Annabella,  dau.  of  Rev.  William  Ralfe, 
Rector  of  Maulden ;  died  at  Mansion  Terrace,  Heavitree,  co.  Devon, 
3  October  1856.  He  died  at  Hardwicke  Court,  aged  63,  5  May,  and 
was  bur.  at  Hardwicke  12  May  1841.  Will  dated  3  May  1841,  with 
confirmation  dated  5  February  1834,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  394,  41)  21  June  1841,  by  ^0  if  J/1  /.  .j 
Thomas  Barwick  Lloyd  Baker,  the  son,  the  •O  ^  fi^ja/rWV 
sole  Exor. 


=Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of 
William  Sharp  of  Fulham, 
CO.  Middlesex,  by  Cathe- 
rine his  wife,  5th  dau.  of 
Thomas  Barwick  of  Lon- 
don ;  born  in  the  parish 
of  Old  Jewry,  London, 
and  bapt.  at  St.  Olave's, 
Old  Jewry,  i9.'\pril  1778; 
marr.  at  Fulham  (ljy  the 
Bishop  of  London)  20 
May  1800;  died  at  Daw- 
lish,  CO.  Devon,  26  De- 
cember 181 2,  bur.  there  I 
January  1813.      ist  wife. 


Catherine,  born  at  Fulham  27  April,  bapt. 
there  20  May  1801  ;  marr.  at  Hardwicke 
4  February  1834,  Rev.  Thomas  Murray 
Browne ;  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge, 
B.A.  1824,  M.A.  1827  ;  Vicar  of  Al- 
mondsbury,  co.  Gloucester,  and  Hon. 
Canon  of  Gloucester ;  died  at  Almonds- 
bury,  aged  77,  24  September,  bur.  there 
29  September  1879.  ^^'^  dated  17  Feb- 
ruary 1842,  with  two  codicils  dated  respec- 
tively 23  December  1874,  and  17  August 

1878,  proved  at    Gloucester  31   October 

1879,  t)y  Thomas  Lloyd  Murray  Browne 
of  Egerton  House,  in  the  City  of  Chester, 
Barrister-at-Law,  and  the  Rev.  Charles 
Chapman  Browne  of  Uley,  co.  Gloucester, 
Rector  of  Uley,  the  sons,  two  of  the  Exors. 
She  died  at  Stouts  Hill,  Uley,  aged  80,  22 
February,  and  was  bur.  at  Almondsbury  27 
February  1882.  Will  dated  20  October 
1879,  with  codicil  dated  29  March  1880, 
proved  at  Gloucester  9  May  1882,  by 
Thomas  Lloyd  Murray  Browne  of  Rhyl, 
CO.  Flint,  and  the  Rev.  Charles  Chapman 
Browne  of  Uley,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 

I 


Thomas  Barwick  Lloyd  Baker 
of  Hardwicke  Court ;  born  at 
Stouts  Hill,  Uley,  14  Novem- 
ber, bapt.  at  Uley  27  Decem- 
ber 1807  ;  of  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  14  March 
1828,  aged  18;  a  Student  of 
Lincoln's  Inn  1828,  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  CO.  Gloucester,  High 
Sheriff  1847;  died  at  Hard- 
wicke Court,  aged  79,  on 
Friday,  lo  December,  bur.  at 
Hardwicke  15  December  1886. 
Will  dated  9  February  1878, 
proved  at  Gloucester  24  Feb- 
ruary 1887,  by  Granville  Edwin 
Lloyd  Baker  of  Hardwicke, 
the  son,  the  sole  Exor. 


=Mary,  only  child  of 
Nicholas  Lewis  Fen- 
wick  of  Besford 
Court,  CO.  Worces- 
ter, by  Mary  Anne 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Saunders  Se- 
bright, Bart.;  born 
at  Lord  Harewood's 
House,  Hanover 
Square,  London,  1 1 
May  1 8 1 5,  and  bapt. 
there  privately  ; 
marr.  at  Besford 
(by  the  Bishop  of 
Worcester)  on  Tues- 
day, ID  March  1840. 


Granville  Edwin  Lloyd  Baker  of  Hard-= 
wicke  Court ;  born  at  Besford  Court  6 
February,  bapt.  at  Besford  (by  the 
Bishop  of  Worcester)  10  March  1841  ; 
educated  at  Eton  and  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  16  June  1859, 
aged  18;  J. P.  for  co.  Worcester,  High 
Sheriff  1898. 


^Catherine,  4th  dau.  of  the  Hon'-'"=  Arthur  Lascelles  of 
Norley,  co.  Chester,  by  Caroline  Frances  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Sir  Richard  Brooke,  6th  Bart. ;  born  at  Moor  Hill, 
Harewood,  near  Leeds,  co.  York,  9  January  1843,  '"^nd 
bapt.  at  Harewood  ;  marr.  at  Norley  (by  the  Hon'^'^  and 
Rev.  James  Lascelles,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  W.  Lees)  on 
Wednesday,  30  December  1868  ;  died  at  Hardwicke 
Court  22  July,  bur.  at  Hardwicke  26  July  1890. 

c 

156 


Mary  Anne  Lloyd,  born  at  Fulham,  co.  Middlesex,  ii  April,  bapt.  there  20  May  1803 ;  marr.  at 
Hardwicke,  co.  Gloucester,  25  March  1832,  Colonel  Benjamin  Chapman  Browne  of  the  9th 
Lancers  (son  of  Captain  Thomas  Browne  of  Hinckley,  co.  Leicester,  sometime  of  the  King's 
Dragoon  Guards,  and  latterly  of  the  Clan  Alpine  Fencibles,  by  Maria  his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Chapman,  and  cousin  of  Sir  Benjamin  Chapman,  Bart.,  of  Killua  Castle,  co.  Westmeath);  born 
in  1799;  died  at  Nunnykirk,  Morpeth,  co.  Northumberland,  3  September,  bur.  at  Uley,  co. 
Gloucester,  16  September  1853.  Will  dated  8  January  1846,  proved  at  Gloucester  12 
October  1853,  by  Mary  Anne  Lloyd  Browne,  the  relict,  the  Executrix.  She  died  at  Stouts 
Hill,  Uley,  9  March,  and  was  bur.  at  Uley  14  March  1882.  Will  dated  20  September 
187 1,  proved  at  Gloucester  4  April  1882,  by  William  Lloyd  Browne  of  Stouts  Hill,  Lieut.- 
Colonel  in  the  5th  Lancers,  the  son,  one  of  the  Exors. 


I 


I 

Henry  Orde  Lloyd  Baker  of  The  Cottage,  Hardwicke ;  born  at  Hardwicke  i  June,  bapt. 
there  3  July  1842;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  matriculated  31  May 
i860,  aged  17. 


I 
Michael  Granville  Lloyd  Baker,  = 
born  at  Hardwicke  Court  on 
Thursday,  16  January  1873,  and 
bapt.  there  privately  the  next 
day  (baptism  registered  at  Hard- 
wicke) ;  educated  at  Eton  and 
at  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  ma- 
triculated 29  May  1891,  aged 
18. 


=Hon'''=  Blanche  Verney,  dau. 
of  Lord  Willoughbyde  Broke, 
by  Geraldine  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Arthur  Smith-Barry  of 
Fotay,  CO.  Cork ;  born  1 2 
January  1872;  marr.  at  Kine- 
ton,  CO.  Warwick,  13  April 
1898. 


Mary  Ruth  Lloyd,  born  at 
Hardwicke  Court  on  Tuesday, 
30  June,  bapt.  at  Hardwicke  9 
August  1874.  

Catherine  Lascelles  Lloyd,  bom 
at  Hardwicke  Court  on  Wednes- 
day, 29  December  1875,  bapt. 
at  Hardwicke  6  February  1876. 


Clare  Lloyd,  bom 
at  Hardwicke  Court 
21  March,  bapt.  at 
Hardwicke  29  April 
1877. 


Eleanor  Lloyd,  born 
at  Hardwicke  Court 
on  Wednesday,  5 
March,  bapt.  at 
Hardwicke  13  April 
1879. 


Grace  Lloyd,  born 
at  Hardwicke  Court 
on  Friday,  16  De- 
cember 1881,  bapt. 
at  Hardwicke  29 
January  1882. 


Arthur  Barwick  Lloyd  Baker, 
born  at  Hardwicke  Court  on 
Tuesday,  3  April,  bapt.  at 
Hardwicke  13  May  1S83  ; 
educated  at  Eton. 


157 


iSarne  of  ^otterlep  anti 
Buntoicf),  CO.  ^ufEolk. 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. — 
Quarterly  :  1st  and  4th,  Azure,  three 
leopard's  heads  argent,  Barne ;  2nd  and 
3rd,  Argent,  a  chevron  azure,  between 
three  Cornish  choughs  proper,  Ashthorpe. 

Crest. — An  eagle  volant  argent,  ducally 
gorged  and  menibered  or,  standing  on  a 
mount  vert. 

Motto. — Nee  timide  nee  temere. 


Lieut.-Colonel  Michael  Barne  of= 
Sotterley  and  Dunwich,  co.  Suf- 
folk (3rd  son  of  Miles  Barne  of 
Sotterley,  by  Mary  his  2nd  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  George  Thornhill 
of  Diddington,  co.  Huntingdon) ; 
born  in  1759  ;  Lieut.-Colonel 
7th  (or  Queen's  Own  Regiment) 
Light  Dragoons,  in  which  he 
served  as  Commandant  under 
H.R.H.  the  Duke  of  York 
during  the  Campaign  of  1793 
-94,  in  the  Netherlands;  M.P. 
for  Dunwich  1812-30;  died  at 
Dunwich,  aged  78,  19  June,  bur. 
there  8  July  1837.     M.L 


=Mary,  dau.  of  Ayscogh 
Boucherett  of  Willing- 
ham  and  StaUing- 
borough,  CO.  Lincoln, 
High  Sheriff  co.  Lin- 
coln 1754,  by  Mary 
White  his  wife ;  marr. 
2  October  1798;  died 
at  Sotterley  in  her  94th 
year,  1 1  December, 
bur.  at  Dunwich  20 
December  1858. 


Emilia  Mary,  born  in  1800  ;  marr. 
at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square, 
London,  22  May  1839,  General  Sir 
Edward  Bowater,  K.C.H.,  of  Hamp- 
ton Court,  CO.  Middlesex  (only  child 
of  Edward  Bowater  of  Hampton 
Court,  by  Louisa  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Lane  of  Tettenhall,  co. 
Stafford,  and  relict  of  George  Edward 
Hawkins,  Serjeant-Surgeon  to  George 
in.) ;  born  in  St.  James'  Palace, 
London,  13  July,  bapt.  at  St.  James', 
Westminster,  9  August  1787;  died 
at  Cannes,  France,  14  December 
1861,  and  bur.  at  Sotterley.  Will 
dated  8  August  1861,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  257,  62)  9  May  1862,  by  Dame 
Emilia  Mary  Bowater  of  Richmond 
Park,  the  relict,  the  sole  Executrix. 
She  died  at  Thatched  House  Lodge, 
Richmond  Park,  aged  92,  on  Friday, 
25  March  1892,  and  bur.  at  Sotterley. 
Admon  granted  at  the  Principal 
Registry  30  May  1892,  to  Dame 
Louisa  Mary  Knightley,  wife  of  Sir 
Rainald  Knightley,  Bart. 


Frederick  Barne  of  Sotterley  and= 
Dunwich ;  born  8  November 
1801  ;  Captain  12th  Lancers, 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Suffolk, 
M.P.  for  Dunwich  1830-32  ; 
died  at  Grey  Friars,  Dunwich, 
in  his  85th  year,  on  Tuesday, 
9  March,  bur.  at  Dunwich 
IS  March  i886.  Will  dated 
31  October  1874,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  502,  86)  4  June  1886, 
by  Mary  Anne  Elizabeth  Barne 
of  Grey  Friars,  the  relict,  and 
Frederick  St.  John  Newdegate 
Barne  of  Sotterley  Hall,  the  son, 
the  Exors. 


=Mary  Anne  Elizabeth, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Courtnay  Honywood, 
5th  Bart.,  of  Eving- 
ton,  CO.  Kent,  by 
Mary  Anne  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  Rev. 
Sir  William  Henry 
Cooper,  Bart.  ;  marr. 
at  St.  George's,  Han- 
over Square,  London, 
4  February  1834;  died 
at  Carlton,  co.  Suf- 
folk, aged8i,  18J  une, 
bur.  at  Dunwich  21 
June  1890. 


Alice  Mary  Honywood, 
died  at  Dunwich  21 
March,  bur.  there  29 
March  1849. 


Edith,  died  at  Grey  Friars, 
Dunwich,  on  Monday,  11 
January,  bur.  at  Dunwich 
18  January  1864. 


I 


158 


Lieut. -Colonel  Frederick  St.  John= 
Newdegate  Barne  of  Sotterley,  and 
Dunwich,  co.  Suffolk  ;  born  5  Sep- 
tember 1842;  formerly  Lieut.-Colonel 
Scots  Guards;  J. P.  for  co.  Suffolk, 
High  Sheriff  1892,  M.P.  for  East 
Suffolk  1876-85;  died  at  Sotterley, 
aged  56,  on  Tuesday,  25  January 
1898,  and  bur.  at  Sotterley.  Will 
dated  29  January  1889,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  29  March  1898,  by  the  Lady 
Constance  Adelaide  Barne  and  the 
Hon^"''  Francis  Charles  Bridgeman, 
the  Exors. 


'Lady  Constance 
Adelaide  Seymour, 
5th  dau.  of  Francis 
Hugh  George,  5th 
Marquess  of  Hert- 
ford, by  Lady  Emily 
Murray  his  wife,  6th 
dau.  of  William,  3rd 
Earl  of  Mansfield  ; 
marr.  at  St.  Peter's, 
Eaton  Square,  Lon- 
don, 2  November 
1871. 


Philip  Julius  Honywood  Ayscogh 
Barne,  born  19  January  1844;  for- 
merly Captain  60th  Rifles  ;  marr.  in 
1878,  Edith  Sophia,  dau.  of  Anthony 
O'Reilly  of  Baltrasna,  co.  Meath, 
J. P.  and  D.L.,  by  Alicia  Maria  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Captain  John  Fortescue. 


I    I    I 
Mary    Emily,    born    at  Sotterley    23    February   1873,    and 

bapt.  there.  

Miles  Barne  of  Sotterley  and  Dunwich  ;  born  at  Sotterley 
15  March  1874,  and  bapt.  there;  educated  at  Eton; 
Lieutenant  Scots  Guards,  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Sotterley. 


Winifred  Edith,  born  at  Sotterly 
23  April  1 88 1,  and  bapt.  there. 


Seymour  Barne,  born  at  Dun- 
wich 26  October,  bapt.  there  21 
November  1886. 


Michael  Barne,   born  at   Sotterley   15   October   1877,  and 
bapt.  there;  Sub-Lieutenant  Royal  Navy. 


159 


IRobem* 


Leah,    eldest   dau.   of   John= 

Steedman  of  Walworth,  co. 
Surrey,  Citizen  and  Carpen- 
ter of  London,  and  Citizen 
of  Rochester,  by  Leaii  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Bad- 
cock  of  High  Wycombe,  co. 
Buckingham  ;  born  at  Wal- 
worth 27  Feb.,  bapt.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Newington,  co.  Sur- 
rey, 28  March  1817  ;  marr.  at 
St.  Peter's,  Walworth,  4  Aug. 
1835  ;  died  at  St.  Alban's, 
aged  30,  10  April,  bur.  at  St. 
Peter's,  St.  Alban's,  19  April 
1847.     M.L     ist  wife. 


^Albinus  Roberts  of  St.  Alban's,  co.= 
Hertford  (son  of  John  Pelham 
Roberts,  by  Mary  Anne  his  wife,  dau. 
of  William  Borrer of  Hurstpierpoint, 
CO.  Sussex);  born  at  Hurstpierpoint 
24  March,  bapt.  there  3  June  18 14; 
died  at  St.  Alban's,  aged  62,  15  Jan- 
uary, bur.  at  St.  Peter's,  St.  Alban's, 
19  January  1877.  M.L  Will  dated 
1 1  August  1876,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
145,  77)  10  Feljruary  i877,by  Sarah 
Ann  Roberts  of  St.  Alban's,  co. 
Hertford,  the  relict,  and  Harvey 
Roberts,  the  son,  two  of  the  Exors. 


=Sarah    Ann,    dau.    of    Edward 

Langridge  of  St.  Alban's ;  marr. 
at  St.  Peter's,  St.  Alban's,  12 
September  1.850  ;  died,  aged  65, 
at  61  Marine  Parade,  Brighton, 
23  June,  bur.  at  St.  Peter's,  St. 
Alban's,  28  June  1886.  M.L 
Will  dated  4  October  1883, 
proved  at  Lewes  3  September 
1886,  by  Herbert  Roberts  of  21 
The  Avenue,  Blackheath,  co. 
Kent,  the  son,  the  sole  Exor. 
2nd  wife. 


Lucy,  born  12  September  1851  ;  marr.  at  St.  Mary's,  West 
Kensington,  London  (by  the  Rev.  John  Macnought.  the 
Vicar)  on  Thursday,  27  April  18S2  (marr.  settlement  dated 
3  April  1S82,  Trustees  :  Harvey  Roberts  of  Hazeldean, 
Benhill  Road,  Sutton,  co.  Surrey,  and  Herbert  Roberts  of 
75  Edith  Road,  Sutton),  to  Henry  Ellis  Harvey  of  New 
House,  Hadlow,  co.  Kent  (son  of  William  Harvey,  by 
Harriett  his  wife,  dau.  of  Joseph  Pechey) ;  born  in  the 
parish  of  St.  Peter's,  St.  Alban's,  21  November  1852.  She 
died  at  Hadlow  on  Wednesday,  17  July,  bur.  in  Tonbridge 
Cemetery  19  July  1889.  Will  dated  5  March  1883,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  915,  89)  28  November  1889,  by  Henry  Ellis 
Harvey  of  New  House,  Hadlow,  co.  Kent,  the  sole  Exor. 


Herbert  Roberts  of  Blackheath,  co. 
Kent  ;  born  2  May  1854  ;  marr.  at  St. 
ALnry's,  Balham,  co.  Surrey,  28  March 
1878,  Caroline,  dau.  of  William  Steel, 
by  Elizabeth  his  wife.  He  died  at 
Blackheath,  co.  Kent,  on  Saturday,  11 
August,  bur.  in  Old  Charlton  Ceme- 
tery, CO.  Kent,  15  August  1888.  Will 
dated  2  February  18S8,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  757,  88)  30  August  1888,  by 
Caroline  Roberts  of  21  The  Avenue, 
Blackheath,  co.  Kent,  the  relict,  the 
sole  Executrix. 


Albinus  John  Roberts,  born  at  Hack- 
ney, CO.  Middlesex,  25  March,  bapt.  at 
Hackney  Parish  Church  21  April  1837; 
died  unmarried  at  Walworth,  aged  31, 
on  Monday,  7  Dec,  bur.  at  St.  Peter's, 
St.  Alban's,  11  Dec.  1868.  M.L 
Admon  was  granted  at  the  Principal 
Registry  26  Dec.  i858,  to  Albinus 
Roberts  of  St.  Alban's,  the  father,  the 
next  of  kin.  

Mary,  died,  aged  7,  8  May,  bur.  at  St. 
Peter's,  St.  Alban's,  16  May  1850.  M.L 


^ 


^ 


Harvey  Roberts  of  Sutton,  co.= 
Surrey  ;  born  at  St.  Alban's  24 
May  1845  ;  died  s.p.  at  Ben- 
hilton,  Sutton,  aged  53,  on 
Saturday  (Christmas  Eve)  24 
December,  bur.  in  the  ceme- 
tery at  Sutton  on  Thursday,  29 
December  1898.  Will  dated  24 
December  1897,  proved  in  the 
Principal  Registry  6  February 
1899,  by  Ellen  Elizabeth 
Roberts,  the  relict,  and  Frede- 
rick Arthur  Crisp,  the  Exors. 


=Ellen  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau. 
of  Rev.  William  John  Gates 
of  Rotherham,  co.  York, 
by  Maria  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Edward  Langridge  ;  born 
5  June  1844;  marr.  at  Ken- 
sington Parish  Church, 
London  (by  the  Rev. 
Edward  Gates,  Vicar  of 
Pytchley,  co.  Northamp- 
ton, brother  of  the  bride), 
on  \Vednesday,  5  Septem- 
ber 1877.  Marriage  settle- 
ment dated  5  July  1878 
(Trustees :  Rev.  Edward 
Gates,  Vicar   of  Pytchley, 

,  CO.  Northampton,  and 
Roland  Plumbe  of  13 
Fitzroy  Square,    London). 


,,,  ^^.   Y.  /lr-Uc.^-cj5? 


Anns  on  record  in  the  College  of 
Arms. — Gules,  on  a  fesse  cotised  or, 
between  three  partridges  with  wings 
displayed  of  the  last,  as  many  torteaux. 

Crest. — A  partridge  with  wings 
displayed  or. 

Motto. — Dum  spiro  spero. 


^artritige  of  J|otfe|)am  Hall. 
CO.  jSorfolli. 


Henry  Samuel  Partridge  of  HockhamHall,= 
CO.  Norfolk  (eldest  son  of  Henry  Par- 
tridge, K.C.,  Bencher  of  the  Middle 
Temple,  of  Northwold,  co.  Norfolk,  and 
Lowbrooke,  co.  Berks,  by  Katharine  his 
wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Samuel  Reynard- 
son  of  Holywell,  co.  Lincoln);  born  22 
June  1782;  of  Magdalen  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  22  June  1801,  aged  19;  J. P. 
and  D.L.  for  co.  Norfolk,  Captain  East 
Norfolk  Militia  ;  died  at  Hockham  Hall 
on  Friday,  i  Oct.,  bur.  at  Hockham  8 
Oct.  1858.  Will  dated  15  March  1849, 
with  8  codicils  dated  respectively  1 1  Nov. 
1849,  31  Jan.  1852,  2  Feb.  1855,  20 
April  1855,  3  Sept.  1855,  14  Feb.  1856, 
9  Sept.  1856,  and  18  April  1857,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  783,  58)  16  Dec.  1858,  by 
Henry  Birch  Reynardson  of  Adwell,  co. 
Oxford,  and  Frederick  Robert  Partridge 
of  King's  Lynn,  co.  Norfolk,  and  George 
Anthony  Partridge  of  Bury  St.  Edmunds, 
CO.  Suffolk,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 


^y^ 


=Mary  Frances,  only 
dau.  of  the  Ven''''= 
Luke  Heslop,  D.D., 
Fellow  of  Corpus 
Christi  College, 
Cambridge,  Arch- 
deacon of  Bucking- 
ham ;  born  14  Oc- 
tober 1783;  marr. 
18  July  1805  ;  died 
I  February,  bur.  at 
Hockham  5  Feb- 
ruary 1853. 


Louisa  Katharine,  born  at 
Fulmer,  co.  Buckingham,  13 
June,  bapt.  there  7  July  1806; 
marr.  7  Aug.  1833,  Henry 
Dover  of  Bradenham  Hall, 
CO.  Buckingham  (son  of  James 
Dover,  formerly  of  Hockham 
Hall);  died,  aged  66,  4  Sept., 
bur.  in  the  Extra  Mural 
Cemetery,  Brighton,  1 1  Sept. 
1855.  She  died  at  Hock- 
ham Hall  30  Aug.,  and  was 
bur.  at  Hockham  4  Sept. 
1834. 


Henry  Champion  Partridge,  born= 
at  Barwick  House,  co.  Norfolk, 
20  May,  bapt.  at  Stanhoe,  co.  Nor- 
folk, 16  August  1807  ;  educated 
at  Harrow  and  at  Br^senose  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  matriculated  18 
October  1825,  aged  18,  B.A. 
1829,  M.A.  1833,  Barrister-at- 
Law  of  the  Inner  Temple  1833, 
J. P.  and  D.L,,  Chairman  of 
Quarter-Sessions  for  co.  Norfolk  ; 
died  20  October,  bur.  at  Hockham 
25  October  1850. 


=Etheldred  Frances,  eldest  dau. 
of  Lieut.-General  Thomas 
Birch-Reynardson  of  Holy- 
well, by  Etheldred  Anne  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Jacob 
Reynardson  of  Holy  well  Hall ; 
born  at  Holywell  5  May,  bapt. 
there  2  August  1809;  marr. 
at  Holywell  23  August  1834; 
died  at  Holywell  Hall  9 
October,  bur.  at  Holywell  15 
October  1846. 


Henry  Thomas  Partridge  of= 
Hockham  Hall;  born  in  Lon- 
don 12  February  1837,  bapt. 
at  Hockham  (110  record  in 
Register)  ;  of  Magdalene 
College,  Cambridge;  J. P.  for 
CO.  Norfolk. 


=Gertrude  Emily,  only  dau.  of  the  Ven'^''^  Richard  Keinpthorne, 
Archdeacon  of  St.  Helena,  Rector  of  Elton,  co.  Huntingdon, 
by  Sophia  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry  Ainslie  of  Pilton,  N.B. ; 
marr.  at  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge,  London  (by  the  Hon''"'  and 
Rev.  Robert  Liddell),  on  Tuesday,  14  July  1868;  died  at 
Hockham  Hall,  aged  36,  on  Tuesday,  i  June,  bur.  at  Hockham 
5  June  1880. 

c 


161 


Charlotte  Anne,  bom  at  Barwick  House,  CO. 
Norfolk,  3  July,  bapt.  at  Stanhoe,  co.  Norfolk, 
lo  August  1808;  died  unmarried,  aged  17,  14 
December,  bur.  at  Ore,  near  Hastings,  co. 
Sussex,  19  December  1825. 

Sophia  Sarah,  born  at  Thetford,  co.  Norfolk,  20 
September,  bapt.  there  23  October  1809;  marr., 
as  his  2nd  wife,  25  August  1829,  George  Gataker 
of  Mildenhall,co.  Suffolk  (son  of  Thomas  Gataker 
of  Mildenhall,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Swale  of  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  London) ;  born 
30  March  1792  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Suffolk; 
died,  aged  80,  30  April,  bur.  in  Locksbrook 
Cemetery,  Bath,  4  May  1872.  M.L  She  died, 
aged  52,  at  Whiteknight  Park,  near  Readihg,  co. 
Berks,  on  Sunday,  28  July  1861,  and  was  bur.  at 
Erleigh,  near  Reading.  =j= 
/k 


Edward  Jacob  Partridge,  born  at  Thetford 
7  October,  bapt.  there  29  November  1810; 
died  at  the  Royal  Military  College,  Sand- 
hurst, CO.  Berks,  aged  16,  24  November,  bur. 
at  Sandhurst  Parish  Church  24  December 
1826.  _ 

Rev.  Charles  Francis  Partridge,  born  at 
Thetford  28  November  181 1,  bapt.  there  12 
February  1S12  ;  Vicar  of  Chicheley,  co. 
Buckingham ;  died  on  Monday,  9  April, 
bur.  in  Brompton  Cemetery,  London,  14 
April  i860.  Will  dated  30  May  1857, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  477,  60)  9  July  i860,  by 
Frederick  Robert  Partridge  of  King's  Lynn, 
CO.  Norfolk,  and  George  Anthony  Partridge 
of  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  co.  Suffolk,  the 
brothers,  the  Exors. 


Arthur  William  Partridge=j=Blanche  Emily,  youngest  dau. 


of  Saham  Lodge,  Watton, 
CO.  Norfolk ;  born  at 
Congham  Lodge,  co. 
Norfolk,  23  July,  bapt. 
at   Congham    29  August 


of  Rev.  John  Anthony  Partridge, 
Rector  of  Baconsthorpe,  co. 
Norfolk,  by  Louisa  Isabella  his 
wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Thomas 
Tyrwhitt-Drake  of  Shardeloes, 
CO.  Buckingham  ;  born  4  July 
bapt.  at  Baconsthorpe  27  July 
1845  ;  marr.  at  Thorpe  St. 
Andrew,  Norwich,  co.  Norfolk 
(by  the  Rev.  Joseph  Calveley 
Hordern,  Rector  of  Burton 
Pidsea,  co.  York,  assisted  by 
the  Rev.  William  Pelham 
Acworth)  on  Wednesday,  i  May 
1867;  died,  aged  48,  4  Sep- 
tember, bur.  at  Saham  7 
September  1894. 


Etheldred  Mary,  born  at  Holywell, 
CO.  Lincoln,  17  June,  and  bapt. 
there  28  June  1835;  marr.  at 
Adwell,  CO.  Oxford,  27  July  1858, 
William  Dundas  of  The  Elms, 
Faringdon,  co.  Berks  (3rd  son  of 
Robert  Dundas  of  Arniston,  Mid- 
lothian, by  Lilias  Calderwood  his 
wife,  only  dau.  of  Thomas  Calder- 
wood Durham  of  Largo,  co.  Fife, 
and  Polton,  co.  Edinburgh) ;  born 
at  Edinburgh  21  August  1S26,  and 
bapt.  privately  at  Arniston  ;  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1849,  M.A.  1852,  a  Student  of 
Lincoln's  Inn  25  April  1849,  called 
to  the  Bar  7  June  1852,  J. P.  for 
CO.  Berks. 


Isabella  Blanche,  born  26  June, 
bapt.  at  Thetford  26  July  1868. 

John  Henry  Partridge,  born  6 
January,  bapt.  at  Caston,  co. 
Norfolk,  13  February  1870; 
died  3  September,  bur.  in  Nor- 
wood Cemetery,  co.  Surrey,  7 
September  1887. 


Florence  Emma,  born  at  Caston 
28  February,  bapt.  there  29 
March  187 1 ;  died  at  Sprowston, 
CO.  Norfolk,  20  February,  bur. 
there  23  February  1872. 

Anthony  Partridge,  born  at 
Sprowston  18  March,  bapt. 
there  16  April,  and  bur.  at 
Sprowston  20  April  1872. 


William  Edward  Partridge, 
born  at  Sprowston  20  July 
1874;  died  at  Rio  de  Janeiro 
3  -Tuiy  1895.   _ 

Katharine  Margaret,  born  at 
Thorpe,  co.  Norfolk,  i  No- 
vember, bapt.  there  25 
November  1875. 


Gertrude  Etheldreda,  born     Eleanor  Dorothea,  born  Henry  Ralph  Champion  Partridge,  born 

at  Hockham  Hall,  CO.  Nor-     at    Hockham    Hall   on  at    Hockham    on    Saturday,    29    March, 

Saturday,     26     March,  bapt.  there  22  May  1873;   educated  at 

bapt.  there  6  May  1870.  Winchester  College. 


folk,  on  Wednesday,  12 
May,  bapt.  there  i  July 
1869. 


162 


Maria  Agnes,  yougest  dau.= 
of  Sir  Charles  Mansfield 
Clarke,  Bart.,  M.I).,  LL.I)., 
F.  R  S.,  Physician  to  Queen 
Adelaide,  by  Mary  Anna 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Wright 
Thomas  Squire  of  Peter- 
borough, CO.  Northampton ; 
marr.  at  Dunham,  co.  Nor- 
folk, 1 6  August  1842  ;  died 
at  Bath,  co.  Somerset,  26 
February.bur.atWidcombe 
Cemetery,  co.  Somerset,  4 
March  1847.      ist  wife. 


=Rev.  Walter  John  Partridge,  born  at  Hock- 
ham,  CO.  Norfolk,  1 1  May,  bapt.  there  28 
June  18 13;  of  Corpus  Christi  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1837,  M.A.  1840;  J. P. 
for  CO.  Norfolk,  Rector  of  Caston,  co.  Nor- 
folk;  died  at  Bath  28  December  1891, 
bur.  at  Widcombe  Cemetery  i  Jan.  1892. 
Will  dated  4  December  i888,  with  two 
codicils,  dated  respectively  4  July  1889, 
and  6  November  1889,  proved  (Prin.  Reg., 
470,  92)  20  April  1892,  by  Elizabeth  Mary 
Partridge,  the  relict,  the  Rev.  Walter 
Henry  Partridge,  the  son,  and  Arthur 
William  Partridge,  the  nephew,  the  Exors. 


=Elizabeth  Mary,  dau. 
of  George  Gataker  of 
Mildenhall,  co.  Suf- 
folk, J. P.  and  D.L., 
by  Elizabeth  Harrison 
his  ist  wife,  3rd  dau. 
of  Thomas  Wilkinson; 
marr.  at  St.  George's, 
Hanover  Square,  Lon- 
don, 2  February  1858. 
2nd  wife. 


Rev.  Walter  Henry  Partridge,= 
born  7  April,  bapt  at  Caston 
12  May  1844;  of  Christ's 
College,  Cambridge,  B.A. 
1868;  Rector  and  Patron 
of  Caston ;  Rural  Dean  of 
Thetford  and  Breckles  1898. 


=Ellen  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Oliver 
Dodgson  of  Oakwood,  Crayford,  and 
of  The  Manor  House,  Sevenoaks,  co. 
Kent,  by  Lucy  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Henley  Smith  ;  born  at  Wood- 
ford, CO.  Essex,  and  bapt.  there  ;  marr. 
at  Crayford  (by  the  Ven**''  Thomas 
Stanton,  M.A.,  .Archdeacon  of  Wilt- 
shire, assisted  by  the  Rev.  George 
Randolph  Hadow,  Curate  of  the  parish) 
on  Tuesday,  25  June  1872. 


Alfred  Clarke  Partridge, 
born  I  August,  bapt. 
at  Caston  14  September 
1845  ;  died  23  Jan- 
uary, bur.  in  Reigate 
Cemetery,  co.  Surrey, 
28  January  1881. 


Rev.  Walter  Ernest  Clarke  Partridge, 
born  at  Upper  Rickinghall,  co.  Suf- 
folk, 9  November,  bapt.  there  30 
November  1873;  educated  at  the 
High  School,  Oxford,  Haileybury 
College,  and  at  Keble  College,  Ox- 
ford, matriculated  15  October  1892, 
aged  18,  B.A.  1895,  Assistant  Curate 
of  Pershore  June  1898 ;  marr.  at 
Eastbourne  20  July  1898,  Alice 
Maud,  dau.  of  Sydney  Foye  Shore, 
of  Foye  Lodge,  Eastbourne ;  born 
8  November,  bapt.  at  St.  Michael's, 
Derby,  15  December  1872. 


Edward  Richard  Walter 
Partridge,  born  at  Upper 
Rickinghall  7  October, 
bapt.  there  i  Nov.  1875  ' 
educated  at  the  High 
School,  Oxford,  the 
Grammar  School,  Seven- 
oaks,  and  Haileybury 
College,  CO.  Hertford. 


Lucy  Agnes,  born  at  Upper 
Rickinghall  i  March,  and  bapt. 
there  Easter  Day  1877  ;  marr. 
at  Caston  (by  the  Rev.  Edward 
Biscoe,  Vicar  of  Carbrooke,  co. 
Norfolk)  on  Wednesday,  2  Au- 
gust 1899,  John  Panting  of 
Harvey  House,  Watton,  co. 
Norfolk  (son  of  the  Rev.  Law- 
rence Panting,  of  Chebsey,  co. 
Stafford) ;  of  King's  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1884,  M.A. 
1887,  M.D.  1893  ;  M.R.C.S. 
and  L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1890. 


George  Arthur   Partridge, 


Champion  Robert  Partridge, 
born    at    Saham     2 1     Feb., 

1876,  and  bapt.  there  {no     bapt.  there  30  March  1880. 

record  in  Register.) 


born  at  Saham  30  October 


Constance  Harriett,  born 
at  Saham  29  September, 
bapt.  there  11  November 
1878. 


Sybil  Marion,  born  at  Saham 
6  Nov.,  bapt.  there  22  Dec. 
1881.  _ 

Beatrice  Maud,  bornatSaham 
2  Jan.,  bapt.  there  ii  Feb. 
1884. 

163 


I    I 
Hugh  Partridge,  born  at  Saham  13 

May   1885,  and  bapt.  privately  the 

ne.xt    day    (baptism    registered     at 

Saham).  

Louisa  Etheldred,  born  at  Saham 
27  December,  and  bapt.  privately 
the  next  day  (baptism  registered  at 
Saham) ;  died  29  December,  bur.  at 
Saham  31  December  1886. 


Frederick  Robert  Partridge  of  King's  Lynn,  co.  Norfolk; 
born  at  Norwich  29  March,  bapt.  at  Hockham,  co. 
Norfolk,  9  July  1815;  marr.  at  Langham,  co.  Norfolk, 
4  August  1842,  Emma,  2nd  dau.  of  Rev.  Stephen  Frost 
Rippingall  of  Langham,  co.  Norfolk,  M.A.  of  St.  John's 
College,  Cambridge ;  died  at  King's  Lynn,  aged  63,  on 
Wednesday,  24  April,  bur.  there  29  April  1878.  Will 
dated  6  November  1872,  with  codicil  dated  24  March 
1878,  proved  at  Norwich  12  July  1878,  by  Frederick 
Henry  Partridge,  Emma  Mary  Partridge,  and  Sophia 
Sarah  Partridge,  all  of  King's  Lynn,  co.  Norfolk,  the 
children,  the  Exors.  =|= 


Eleanor  Dorothea,  born  at  Hockham, 
CO.  Norfolk,  14  April,  bapt.  there  2 
July  1817  ;  marr.  at  Hockham  (by 
the  Rev.  Charles  Fiancis  Partridge) 
on  Thursday,  9  September  1847, 
Henry  Birch- Reynardson  of  Adwell 
House,Tetsworth,  co.  Oxford  (4th  son 
of  General  Thomas  Birch-Reynard- 
son  of  Holywell  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  by 
Etheldred  Anne  his  wife,  eldest  dau. 
of  Jacob  Reynardson  of  Holywell 
Hall);  born  5  September  1814,  bapt. 
at  Holywell  24  February  1815;  J. P., 
High  Sheriff  i86i  ;  died  at  San 
Remo  in  July  1884,  and  bur.  there. 

I 


William  Luke  Partridge,  R.N.,  of  St.  Helen's,  Bideford,  co. 
Devon  ;  born  at  Hockham  9  September,  bapt.  there  9  December 
1819;  marr.  Helena,  dau.  of  Joseph  Lindon  of  Plymouth,  co. 
Devon;  died  s.p.  at  St.  Helen's,  Bideford,  on  Monday,  14 
February,  bur.  at  Hockham  21  February  1S76.  Will  dated  i 
October  1855,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  591,  76)  13  July  1876,  by 
Helena  Partridge  of  St.  Helen's,  near  Bideford,  co.  Devon,  the 
relict,  and  Frederick  Robert  Partridge  of  King's  Lynn,  co. 
Norfolk,  the  brother,  the  Exors. 


George  Anthony  Partridge 
of  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  co. 
Suffolk ;  born  at  Hockham 
5  February,  bapt.  there  8 
April  1825 ;  marr.atAylsham, 
CO.  Norfolk  (by  the  Rev. 
Charles  Francis  Partridge, 
Vicar  of  Chicheley,  co.  Buck- 
ingham) on  Wednesday,  22 
January  185 1,  Sarah  Anne, 
only  dau.  of  Rev.  W.  H. 
Holworthy,  Rector  of  Blick- 
ling  and  Erpinghani,  co. 
Norfolk. 


Percival  Walter  Partridge, 
born  at  Witney,  co.  Ox- 
ford, 23  August,  bapt.  there 
15  September  1879;  edu- 
cated at  Felsted  School. 


Mary,  born  at  Witney  Lodge, 
Banbury  Road,  Oxford,  22  April, 
bapt.  at  St.  Cross',  Holywell, 
Oxford,  12  May  18S1. 

Reginald  Walter  Partridge,  born 
at  Holywell  Vicarage,  Oxford,  31 
May,  bapt.  at  St.  Cross',  Holy- 
well, Oxford,  27  June  1883. 


Mildred  Rachel,  bom  at  Holywell 
Vicarage,  Oxford,  20  December, 
bapt.  at  St.  Cross',  Holywell,  Ox- 
ford, on  the  Feast  of  the  Holy 
Innocents  1885. 

Heathfield  Walter  Partridge,  born 
at  Caston  Rectory  18  September, 
bapt.  at  Caston  9  October  1887. 


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164 


^fittg  Sl^mnas  faxtoit^f- 


Arms  on  record  in  the  College  of  Arms. 
Quarterly,  sable  and  or,  in  the  ist  quarter 
a  cinquefoil  argent,  with  an  ermine  spot 
on  each  leaf. 

Crest. — A  lion's  head  erased  or,  col- 
lared sable,  on  the  collar  three  cinquefoils 
argent,  with  an  ermine  spot  on  each  leaf. 

Motto. — Libertas  sub  rege  pio. 


^atfee  of  ^resttoolli  3|all, 

CO.  iteirester,  anli  of  Caj^ 

tf)orpe  3|all,  to.  Jtincoln. 

Lieut. -Colonel  Charles  James  Packe=j=Penelope,  eldest  dau< 

of  Richard  Geast  Dug- 
dale  of  Blythe  Hall 
and  of  Merevale  Hall, 
CO.  Warwick,  by  Pene- 
lope Bate  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  and  coheir 
of  Francis  Stratford 
of  Merevale  Hall  ; 
marr.  at  Sturstock, 
CO.  Warwick,  23  No- 
vember 1 791  ;  died 
17  June,  bur.  at 
Prestwold  25  June 
1841. 


of  Prestwold  Hall,  co.  Leicester 
(eldest  son  of  Charles  James  Packe 
of  Prestwold  Hall,  by  Charlotte  his 
I  St  wife,  younger  dau.  of  Thomas 
Pochin  of  Barkby  Hall,  co.  Leices- 
ter, by  Charlotte  his  wife,  eldest 
dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Hussey,  Bart.) ; 
born  at  Prestwold  Hall  29  January 
1758,  and  bapt.  there  privately  the 
next  day  (baptism  registered  at 
Prestwold);  of  Exeter  College,  Ox- 
ford, matriculated  29  March  1776, 
aged  18;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co. 
Leicester,  High  Sheriff  1822,  Lieut.- 
Colonel  Leicestershire  Mihtia  ;  died 
at  Prestwold  Hall  i  Match,  bur.  at 
Prestwold  10  March  1837.  Will 
dated  16  February  1835,  proved 
(P.C.C.,  307  Norwich)  24  April 
1837,  by  Charles  Wilham  Packe  and 
George  Hussey  Packe,  the  sons,  two 
of  the  Exors. 


Charles  William  Packe  of  Prestwold  Hall  ;= 
born  at  Carlby,  co.  Lincoln,  23  September, 
bapt.  there  30  September  1792  ;  educated 
at  Eton  and  at  Oriel  College,  Oxford, 
matriculated  20  November  18 10,  aged  18  ; 
a  Student  of  Lincoln's  Inn  1816;  Chairman 
of  Leicestershire  Quarter  Sessions;  M.P. 
for  South  Leicester  1836-67;  Colonel 
Leicestershire  Yeomanry;  died  at  7  Rich- 
mond Terrace,  Whitehall,  London,  27 
October,  bur.  temporarily  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  6  November  1867,  his 
remains  being  subsequently  removed  to  a 
mausoleum  at  Branksome,  co.  Dorset,  12 
May  1871. 


=Kitty  Jenkyn,  only  dau.  of 
Thomas  and  Anne  Hort, 
and  sole  heir  of  her  god- 
father, Jenkyn  Reading  of 
Harpenden,  co.  Hertford, 
whose  name  and  arms  she 
assumed  by  Royal  Licence 
dated  i  July  1818  ;  marr. 
by  licence  at  St.  Maryle- 
bone,  London,  1 3  November 
1821 ;  died  22  January,  bur. 
in  the  mausoleum  at  Brank- 
some 3  February  1870. 


Charlotte  Penelope, 
born  at  Carlby  6 
July,  bapt.  privately 
8  July  1794,  and 
bur.  at  Carlby  26 
September  following. 


Charles  Hussey  Packe,  born  at  Conington,  co.  Huntingdon, 
and  bapt.  there  11  November  1827  ;  died  at  Eton 
College,  aged  15,  28  October,  bur.  at  Prestwold  4  November 
1842. 


Marianne  Penelope  Catherine, 
born  at  Conington  Castle  in 
August,  bapt.  there  privately 
16  September  1832. 


16: 


Lieut.-Colonel  George  Hussey  Packe  of  Prestwold  Hall,= 
CO.  Leicester,  and  of  Caythorpe  Hall,  co.  Lincoln  ;  born 
at  Hanthorpe  House,  Morton,  co.  Lincoln,  i  May  1796; 
Cornet  13th  Dragoons  24  June  181 3,  served  with  them 
at  the  Battle  of  Waterloo  ;  Captain  21st  Light  Dragoons 
27  June  1816,  retired  as  Lieut.-Colonel  ;  J. P.  for  counties 
of  Leicester,  Lincoln  (Parts  of  Kesteven)  and  Hunting- 
don; D.L.  for  CO.  Lincoln,  and  High  Sheriff  1843, 
Chairman  of  Lincolnshire  (Parts  of  Kesteven)  Quarter 
Sessions ;  Chairman  Great  Northern  Railway  Company 
1865-74;  M.P.  for  South  Lincolnshire  1859-68;  died, 
aged  78,  at  41  Charles  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  London, 
2  July,  bur.  at  Prestwold  7  July  1874.  Will  dated  24 
July  1871,  with  codicil  dated  13  August  1872,  proved 
(Prin.  Reg.  561,  74)  25  August  1874,  by  Hussey  Packe, 
the  son,  one  of  the  Exors. 


=Mary  Anne  Lydia,  eldest  dau.  of 
John  Heathcote  of  Conington 
Castle,  CO.  Huntingdon,  M.P.  for 
Ripon,  by  Mary  Anne  his  wife,  dau. 
of  George  Thornhill  of  Diddington 
Park,  CO.  Huntingdon ;  marr.  by 
licence  at  Conington  i  September 
1824;  died  at  14  Marine  Crescent, 
Folkestone,  co.  Kent,  aged  73,  on 
Tuesday,  10  October,  bur.  at  Prest- 
wold 17  October  1876.  Will  dated 
9  October  1874,  proved  (Prin.  Reg. 
867,  76)  24  November  1876,  by 
Hussey  Packe  of  Prestwold,  co. 
Leicester,  the  son,  and  Marianne 
Penelope  Catherine  Packe,  the 
dau.,  the  Exors. 


Hussey  Packe  of  Prestwold  Hall,  and  of  Caythorpe  Hall  ;= 
born  7  December  1846,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover 
Square,  London,  19  January  1847;  educated  at  Eton  and  at 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1869,  M.A.  1874;  J. P. 
for  the  counties  of  Nottingham  and  Lincoln  (Parts  of 
Kesteven),  and  for  co.  Leicester;  D.L.  for  co.  Leicester, 
High  Sheriff  1877  ;  Chairman  of  Quarter  Sessions  and  of 
County  Council  for  Leicestershire,  Patron  of  the  Rectory 
of  Caythorpe  and  the  Vicarage  of  Prestwold,  a  donative 
until  1898,  when  it  ceased  to  be  so  by  the  Benefices  Act  of 
that  year. 


=Lady  Alice,  elder  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Wodehouse,  ist  Earlof  Kimberley, 
K.G.,P.C.,  D.C.L.,  by  his  wife, 
the  Lady  Florence  Fitzgibbon, 
C.I.,  eldest  dau.  and  coheir  of 
Richard,  3rd  Earl  of  Clare  ;  born 
at  26  Brook  Street,  Grosvenor 
Square,  London,  17  Dec.  1850, 
bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover 
Square,  London,  20  Jan.  185 1; 
marr.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover 
Square,  14  Aug.  1872. 


Florence  Marion,  born  at  4  Seymour  Street, 
Portman  Square,  London,  23  May,  bapt.  at 
St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  London,  i  July 
1873-  _ 

Richard  Hussey  Packe,  born  at  2  West  Eaton 
Place,  London,  6  August,  bapt.  there  privately, 
baptism  registered  at  St.  George's,  Hanover 
Square,  London,  20  August  1874;  died  23 
August,  bur.  at  Prestwold  26  August  1874. 


Sybil  Alice,  born  at  69  Eaton  Place,  London, 
26  May,  bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover 
Square,  5  July  1876.    

Edward  Hussey  Packe,  born  at  41  Charles 
Street,  Berkeley  Square,  London,  6  January, 
bapt.  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  7 
March  1878;  educated  at  Eton;  D.L.  for 
CO.  Leicester. 


Charles  Packe  of  Stretton  Hall  and  Glen,  co.  Leicester  ;  born= 
22  August  1826,  and  bapt.  at  Prestwold,  co.  Leicester;  educated 
at  Eton  and  at  Christ  Church,  O.xford,  matriculated  15  May 
1845,  aged  18,  B.A.  1849,  a  Student  of  the  Inner  Temple  28 
May  1847,  a  Member  of  the  Midland  Circuit;  called  to  the  Bar 
30  January  1852;  J. P.  for  co.  Leicester  and  Patron  of  Glen 
and  Stretton ;  died  at  Stretton  Hall,  aged  69,  on  Thursday, 
16  July,  bur.  at  Stretton  20  July  1896.  Will  dated  4  July  1882, 
with  four  codicils  dated  respectively  14  May  1890,  7  May  1894, 
II  March  i8g6,  and  21  May  1896,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.  11 13,  96) 
10  November  1896,  by  Frederick  Fellowes  and  Edmund  Lawson, 
the  Exors. 

166 


=Selina  Matilda,  only  dau.  of 
Richard  Fox  of  .\\vbaun,  co. 
Cavan,  by  Jane  Campbell 
his  wife,  dau.  of  James 
Buchanan  of  Blair  Vadock, 
and  of  Craigend  Castle,  co. 
Stirling ;  marr.  at  Clifton, 
CO.  Gloucester  (by  the  Rev. 
William  James  Packe),  on 
Friday,  17  April  1868. 


Jane  Sarah,  2nd  dau.= 
of  John  Mansfield  of 
Birstall  House,  co. 
Leicester,  by  Sarah  his 
wife,  dau.of  Henry  Ward 
of  Stamford,  co.  Lincohi; 
born  at  Leicester  1 6  May, 
bapt.  at  St.  Margaret's, 
Leicester,  6  August  1 7  99 ; 
niarr.  by  licence  at  Bel- 
grave,  CO.  Leicester,  23 
November  1825;  died, 
aged  46,  at  i  Stanhope 
Place,  London,  15  April, 
bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  22 
April  1846.     I  St  wife. 


=Edmund  Packe  of  i  Stanhope  Place,= 
Hyde  Park,  London ;  born  at  Han- 
thorpe  House,  Morton,  co.  Lincoln, 
30  April,  bapt.  at  Morton  4  Au- 
gust 1799  ;  Captain  Royal  Horse 
Guards  (Blue);  died,  aged  75,  at 
I  Stanhope  Place,  on  Monday  23 
November,  bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  28  November 
1874.  Will  dated  10  January  187 1, 
with  codicil  dated  1 4  May  1872, proved 
(Prin.  Reg.,  821,  74)  24  December 
1874,  by  Charles  Packe  of  Stretton 
Hall,  CO.  Leicester,  and  the  Rev. 
William  James  Packe  of  Peering 
Vicarage,  co.  Essex,  the  sons,  two  of 
the  Exors. 


=Mary  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of 
George  Thornhill  of  Did- 
dington  Park,  co.  Huntingdon  ; 
M.P.  for  CO.  Huntingdon,  by 
Charlotte  Matilda  his  wife, 
dau.  and  heir  of  the  Rev. 
Charles  Greene  of  Offord 
D'Arcy,  co.  Huntingdon  ; 
born  at  Hemingford,  co. 
Huntingdon,  8  June  1810  ; 
marr.  by  licence  at  St. 
George's,  Hanover  Square, 
London  (by  the  Rev.  Charles 
Thornhill),  on  Thursday,  n 
July  1850;  died  at  i  Stanhope 
Place,  London,  in  her  89th 
year,  on  Saturday,  i  April, 
bur.  in  Kensal  Green  Ceme- 
tery, London,  6  April  1899. 
2nd  wife. 


Edmund  Stratford  Packe, 
born  21  September  1827, 
and  bapt.  at  Prestwold,  co. 
Leicester;  died  17  April, 
bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  2  2  April 
1837-  _ 

Jane,  born  at  Prestwold 
Hall  21  December  1828; 
died  at  Branksome  Tower, 
CO.  Dorset,  aged  28,  on 
Wednesday,  9  September, 
bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  18 
September  1857. 


Rev.  William  James  Packe= 
of  Stretton  Hall,co.  Leices- 
ter; born  at  10  Connaught 
Square,  London,  2  Feb- 
ruary, bapt.  at  St.  Mary's, 
Bryanston  Square,  Lon- 
don, 6  March  1833;  educa- 
ted at  Eton  and  at  Christ 
Church,  Oxford,  matricu- 
lated 2  2  October  1851,  aged 
18,  B. A.  1855,  M.A.  1862; 
Vicar  of  Peering,  co.  Ess  3X, 
since  1873,  Rural  Dean 
since  1886. 


=Margaret  Lucy,  dau.  of  Alexander  Pym, 
J.P.  of  The  Firs,  and  of  Brickhill  House, 
CO.  Bedford,  by  Eliza  Elizabeth  his 
wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Albert  Pell, 
Judge  of  the  Court  of  Bankruptcy ; 
born  at  The  Hasells,  Sandy,  co.  Bed- 
ford, 29  September  1849,  bapt.  at 
Wilburton,  co.  Cambridge,  20  July 
1852 ;  marr.  at  St.  Peter's,  Bedford 
(by  the  Bishop  of  Winchester,  assisted 
by  the  Hon'''^  and  Rev.  Latimer 
Neville,  Master  of  Magdalen  College, 
Cambridge,  and  the  Rev.  William 
Hart  Smith,  Rector  of  the  parish),  on 
Tuesday,  17  August  1875. 


Edmund  Christopher  Packe, 
born  at  Peering  Vicarage  on 
Wednesday,  14  November, 
bapt.  at  Peering  16  De- 
cember 1877  ;  educated  at 
Haileyburyandat  ALigdalene 
College,  Cambridge ;  Lieu- 
tenant Royal  Fusiliers  Oc- 
tober 1899.    

Elizabeth  Margaret,  born  at 
P'eering  Vicarage  23  Decem- 
ber 1878,  bapt.  at  Peering 
19  January  1879. 


Charles  James  Melville  Packe, 
born  at  Peering  Vicarage  on 
Thursday,  27  January,  bapt. 
at  Peering  27  February  1881. 

William  Gordon  Packe,  born  at 
Peering  Vicarage  15  February, 
bapt.  at  Peering  15  March 
1885;  died,  aged  10  months, 
21  December,  bur.  at  Peering 
23  December  1885. 


Edith  Beatrice,  born  at  Peering 
Vicarage  1 6  April,  bapt.  at  Peering 
13  May  1888.  _ 

Eva  Sophia  Penelope,  born  at 
Peering  Vicarage  26  March, 
bapt.  at  Peering  26  April  1891. 


Edward  Alexander  Packe,  born 
at  Peering  Vicarage  on  Saturday, 
23  June,  bapt.  at  Peering  22 
July  1894. 


167 


James  Packe  of  Melton  Lodge,  co.  Suffolk ;  born  at  Hanthorpe= 
House,  Morton,  20  August,  bapt.  at  Morton  9  November  1801  ; 
educated  at  Eton ;  Fellow  and  Vice-Provost  of  King's  College, 
Cambridge,  B.A.  1825,  M.A.  1828;  J. P.  for  co.  Suffolk;  died, 
aged  71,  at  Melton  Lodge,  on  Monday,  3  March,  bur.  at  Wood- 
bridge,  CO.  Suffolk,  II  March  1873.  Will  dated  2  July  1869, 
proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  281,  73)  22  April  1873,  by  Sarah  Martha  Packe 
of  Melton  Lodge,  the  relict,  and  Charles  Packe  of  Stretton  Hall, 
CO.  Leicester,  and  the  Rev.  William  James  Packe  of  Chelmsford, 
CO.  Essex,  the  nephews,  the  Exors. 


=Sarah  Martha,  youngest  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Charles  John 
Chapman,  Vicar  of  St.  Peter 
Mancroft,  Norwich ;  born  7 
January  1822  ;  marr.  at  Ash- 
don,  CO.  Essex  (by  the  Rev. 
Charles  Chapman,  Rector  of 
Acrise,  co.  Kent),  on  Thurs- 
day, 5  October  1848. 


Alfred  Edmund  Packe,  born  at  i  Stanhope  Place,  Hyde  Park,  London,  15  September,  bapt.  at 
St.  John's,  Paddington,  London,  15  October  1851  ;  educated  at  Eton  and  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  matriculated  25  March  1870,  aged  iS,  B.A.  1873,  M.A.  1877,  B.C.L.  1877;  ^  Student 
of  Lincoln's  Inn  11  April  1872,  called  to  the  Chancery  Bar  26  January  1875;  ^i^d  at  i 
Stanhope  Place,  Hyde  Park,  17  April,  bur.  in  Kensal  Green  Cemetery,  London,  22  April 
1895.  Will  dated  17  June  1887,  with  codicil  dated  12  December  1894,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  637, 
95)  14  May  1895,  by  the  Rev.  William  James  Packe,  and  George  Lawson,  C.B.,  the  Exors. 


Louisa  Emily,  born  at  10  Connaught  Square,  Hyde  Park,  London,  3  February,  bapt.  at  St. 
Mary's,  Bryanston  Square,  London,  6  March  1838;  marr.  at  St.  John's,  Paddington,  London 
(by  the  Rev.  William  James  Packe),  28  October  1862,  Horace  Decimus  Fellowes  (youngest 
son  of  Henry  Fellowes,  by  Frances  his  wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  John  Frederick  of  Burwood, 
CO.  Surrey,  Bart.);  born  16  October  1836  ;  Assistant-Director  of  Army  Clothing  1875-81  ;  died 
at  I  Cavendish  Square,  London,  15  December,  bur.  in  Kensal  Green  Cemetery,  20  December 
1881.  Will  dated  26  July  1881,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  34,  82)  iS  January  1882,  by  Louisa  Emily 
Fellowes  of  i  Cavendish  Square,  London,  the  rehct,  and  the  Rev.  William  James  Packe  of 
Peering  Vicarage,  co.  Essex,  the  Exors.  =j= 


168 


Rev.  Augustus  Packe,  born  at  Hanthorpe  House,= 
Morton,  8  October,  bapt.  at  Morton  20  December 
1805  ;  of  Christ's  College,  Cambridge,  B.A.  1827, 
M.A.  1830;  Rector  of  Walton-on-the  Wolds,  co. 
Leicester;  died,  aged  56,  at  St.  Leonard's,  co. 
Sussex,  on  Friday  i  February,  bur.  at  Walton-on- 
the-WoIds  7  February  1861.  Will  dated  28  Sep- 
tember 1849  with  codicil  dated  22  November 
i860,  proved  at  Leicester  19  March  1861  by 
Frances  Henrietta  Packe  of  Walton-on-the-Wolds, 
CO.  Leicester,  the  relict,  James  Packe  of  Melton 
Lodge,  CO.  Suffolk,  the  brother,  and  William  John 
Campion  of  Danny  Hurst,  co.  Sussex,  the  Exors. 


^Frances  Henrietta,  3rd  dau.  of  William 
John  Campion  of  Danny  Park,  co.  Sussex, 
by  Jane,  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Frances 
Morley  Austen  of  Kippington,  co.  Kent; 
born  2  March,  bapt.  privately  1  April, 
and  received  into  the  church  at  Hurst- 
pierpoint,  co.  Sussex,  16  June  1809;  marr. 
at  Alburne,  co.  Sussex,  i  November 
1843;  died,  aged  68,  at  Villa  del  Rose, 
San  Remo,  Italy,  on  Friday,  15  February 
1878,  and  bur.  there.  Will  dated  4 
March  1876,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  434, 
78)  16  May  1878,  by  Charles  Packe  of 
Stretton  Hall,  co.  Leicester,  and  Charles 
Walter  Campion,  the  nephews,  and  Caroline 
Florence  Dodson,  the  niece,  the  Exors. 


Georgiana  Frances,  born  at 
Brighton  18  May,  bapt.  at 
Brighton  Parish  Church  22 
June  1846. 


Edith,  born  at  10  Connaught  Square,  Hyde  Park, 
London,  28  December  1839,  bapt.  at  St.  John's, 
Paddington,  London,  29  January  1840  ;  marr. 
there  (by  the  Rev.  William  James  Packe)  30 
November  187 1,  George  Lawson  (son  of  Rev. 
George  Robert  Lawson,  M.A.  of  Trinity  College, 
Cambridge,  and  Rector  of  Pitminster,  co.  Somer- 
set, by  Emma  Northcote  his  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Williams);  born  30  January  1838;  educated  at 
Marlborough  College ;  Assistant-Director  of  Sup- 
plies and  Transports  1878,  Deputy  Accountant 
General  1888,  Director  of  Army  Contracts  1891, 
Assistant  Under  Secretary  of  State  for  War  1895-98, 
created  a  K.C.B.  1897  ;  died  at  36  Craven  Hill 
Gardens,  London,  9  March,  bur.  in  Kensal  Green 
Cemetery,  London,  16  March  1898.  Will  dated 
10  January  1898,  proved  (Prin.  Reg.,  451,  98)  25 
April  1898,  by  Dame  Edith  Lawson,  the  relict 
and  sole  Executrix.  =?- 


Emma  Penelope,  born  at  i  Stanhope 
Place,  Hyde  Park,  17  June,  bapt.  at  St. 
John's,  Paddington,  14  July  1841  ;  marr. 
there  (by  the  Rev.  William  James  Packe) 
on  Tuesday,  6  June  187 1,  Charles  de 
Bassyn  Fox  of  Cregg  House,  co.  Sligo 
(son  of  Richard  Fox  of  Aubawn,  co. 
Cavan,  by  Jane  Campbell  his  wife,  dau. 
of  James  Buchanan  of  Craigend  Castle, 
CO.  Dumbarton) ;  'oorn  23  December 
1831  ;  J. P.  for  CO.  Sligo;  died  at  Guild- 
ford, CO.  Surrey,  23  November,  bur.  at 
Guildford  Cemetery  28  November  1894. 
Will  dated  11  August  1891,  proved  (Prin. 
Reg.,  36,  95)  22  January  1895,  to  Emma 
Penelope  Fox,  the  relict,  and  sole 
Executrix.  =f 


169 


3nt'f)^- 


INDEX. 


Abraham,  Dorothy,  129;  Robert,  129;  Susan,  I2g. 

Acworth,  Rev.  William  Pelham,  162. 

Adams,  Elizabeth,  35 ;  Georgiana  Emily,  35 ;  William 
Dacres,  35 ;  William  Pitt,  35. 

Adelaide,  Queen  of  England,  163. 

Agar-EUis,  George  James  Welbore,  Lord  Dover,  54 ; 
Henry,  Viscount  Clifden,  54 ;  Hon'''"'  Lucia  Caro- 
line Elizabeth,  54. 

Ahrons,  Ernest  Leopold,  113;  Leopold,  113;  Mabel 
Anne,  113. 

Aikin,  James,  31 ;  Margaret,  31. 

Ailsa,  Archibald,  Marquis  of,  96;  Julia,  Marchioness 
of,  96. 

Ainslie,  Henry,  161;  Sophia  Mary,  161. 

Airy,  Agnes  Margaret,  117;  Ann,  116;  Anna,  116; 
Annot,  118;  Arthur,  116,  117;  Arthur  Langton, 
117;  Rev.  Basil  Reginald,  118,  119;  Beatrice, 
119;  Bernard  John,  118;  Caroline,  117;  Carril, 
118;  Cathmar,  118;  Christabel,  116,  118; 
Dorothy  Mary,  118;  Edith,  118;  Elizabeth,  116; 
Ellen  Alethea,  117;  Ellen  Frances,  117;  Emily 
Josephine,  118;  Emma,  119;  Estrilde  Jose- 
phine, 118;  Eustace  William,  118;  George,  118; 
George  Biddell,  116;  Sir  George  Biddell,  116; 
George  Richard,  116;  Hannah,  116;  Hilda,  117; 
Hubert,  u6,  117;  James  Osmund,  118;  Mabel 
Ann,  118;  Marie  Gabrielle,  117;  Mary  Agnes, 
119;  Mary  Christabel,  119;  ^Iary  Ellen,  119; 
Mary  Etheldreda,  119;  Mary  Hilda,  119;  Mary 
Margaret,  119;  Maude  Elizabeth,  119;  Mildred, 
119;  Nanny  Jacobina  Rebecka  Charlotta  Anna, 
116;  Osmund,  118;  Reginald,  119;  Reginald 
William,  118;  Richarda,  116;  Susan  Cecilia,  117; 
Sybil,  118;  Wilfrid,  116;  William,  116-118;  Rev. 
William,  117;  William  Shepley,  119;  Winifrede, 
118. 

Akers,  Aretas,  125;  Caroline  Ramsey,  125. 

Albemarle,  William  Charles,  Earl  of,  56. 

Alcock,  Mary,  88. 

Alder,  Rev.  Edward  Thomas,  153. 

Aldridge,     Ann     Maria,     68  ;     Anna     Maria,     67  ; 
Caroline,    72 ;    Caroline    Ann,    67,    69 ;    Caroline 
Diana,  68 ;    Rev.   Charles  Compton,  69 ;    Charles 
Powlett,  68 ;  Emily  Louisa,  67  ;  Emily  Slarian,  67 ; 
Gladys  Edith  Henrietta,  68;  Henry,  67,  69;  Her- 
bert   Henry,    89  ;    John,   67  ;    Colonel   John,   67 , 
Lieut. -Colonel  John,  69;  John  Barttelot,  68,  69; 
Mar)-  Alethea,  67  ;  Robert,  67  ;  Robert  Barttelot, 
69:  Robert  Beauclerk,  67,  68. 
Aldworlh,  Frances  Augusta,  118;  William,  118. 
Alexander,  Jemima,  127  ;  Robert,  127  ;  William,  127. 
Aliband,  Marianne,  146. 

Alington,  Catherine  ^Iary,  29;  Rev.  Charles,  28,  29; 
Charles  Edmund  Argentine,  29 ;  Eliza,  28  ;  Eliza 
Frances,  28 ;  Emily,  29 ;  Frances,  28 ;  George 
Henr)',    29 ;    Henr)-,    28,    29 ;    Rev.    Henry,    28 ; 


Hilda  Catherine,  29  ;  John,  28 ;  Rev.  John,  28  ; 
Julius,  28,  29;  Julius  Hugh,  29;  Mary,  29;  Sarah, 
28 ;  Walter  Hildebrand,  29 ;  William,  28,  29 ;  Rev. 
William,  28. 

Alleyne,  Annie,  19  ;  Augusta  Isabella,  18  ;  Sir  John 
Gay  Newton,  18;  Rebecca  Olton,  18;  Sir  Rejmold 
Abel,  Bart.,  19. 

Allpress,  Anne,  no. 

Andrews,  Alicia,  117  ;  Biggs,  3  ;  Clarissa,  3  ;  Helen, 
4;  Robert,  117. 

Angell,  George  Bellamy,  102. 

Anglesey,  Marquis  of,  43. 

Anson,  see  I'Anson. 

Aranjo,  see  De  Aranjo. 

Arbuthnot,  Rt.  Rev.  Alexander,  D.D.,  61  ;  Anne, 
61 ;  Frances,  61. 

Archer,  Rev.  Samuel  Harward,  129. 

Arkwright,  Alfred,  17,  20;  Anne,  21  ;  Augusta  Janet, 
20;  Augustus  Peter,  17,  21;  Caroline  Elizabeth, 
22;  Charles  Evelyn,  19;  Charlotte  Wilmot,  18, 
94;  Constance  Charlotte,  18,  94;  Edith  Anne,  19  j 
Edward,  18,  94;  Edward  John,  22;  Elizabeth,  20; 
Ellen,  19;  Ellen  Amy,  20;  Ellen  Mary,  17,  92; 
Emily  Elizabeth,  20;  Emmeline  Louisa,  22;  Fanny 
Jane,  21  ;  Ferdinand  George,  22 ;  Ferdinand 
William,  21  ;  Florence,  20 ;  Frances  Rafela, 
20;  Frederic,  17;  Frederic  Charles,  17,  18,  20, 
21  ;  Frederic  George  Alleyne,  18  ;  Frederick, 
92  ;  Rev.  Godfrey  Harry,  20 ;  Henrietta,  19 ; 
Henrietta  Beck,  19;  Rev.  Henry,  18,  19,  21, 
22;  Henry  John,  19;  Isabel,  21;  Isabel  Emma, 
19;  James  Charles,  17,  21;  John  Peter,  22; 
John  Thomas,  17,  18,  21,  22;  Julia  Helen,  20; 
Katherine  Mary  Frances,  20 ;  Kathleen  Rebecca, 
18  ;  Laura,  22  ;  Laura  Jane,  22  ;  Loftus  Wigram, 
21  ;  Margaret  Helen,  21  ;  Margery  Bertha,  20  ; 
Mary,  17;  Mary  Ann  Louisa,  19;  Mary  Anne, 
17-19;  Mary  Esther,  21;  Peter,  17;  Rebecca 
Olton,  18;  Richard,  17,  21;  Sir  Richard,  17; 
Richard  Alleyne,  18;  Sophia  Mary,  19;  Su.san 
Alice,  17;  Susan  Maria,  21;  Susan  Sabrina,  17, 
92;  Rev.  William  Harry,  17,  19,  20. 

Armstrong,  Ann,  65  ;  Clara  Emily  Stewart  Murray, 
79  ;  Emma,  79  ;  George,  79  ;  Jane,  65  ;  Owen 
Andrew,  79  ;  WiUiam,  65. 

Armytage,  Amelia,  92  ;  Eliza  Matilda  Mary,  95  ; 
Ellen,  95;  Sir  George,  Bart.,  95;  Sir  George 
John,  Bart.,  95;  Godfrey  Wentworlh,  92;  Mary 
Georgiana,  95* 

Ashburton,  Alexander,  Lord,  41. 

Ashby,  Richard,  34. 

Ashford,    Adolphus,    50 ;   Adrian   Biron,    50 ;   Anne 

Theodosia,  50 ;  Eliza,  3. 
Ashthorpe,  158. 
Astley,  Agnes,  63  ;  HonW'  and  Rev.  Delaval  Loftus, 

63  ;  Sir  Jacob  Henry,  Bart.,  63. 
Athole,    Lady   Charlotte,    Duchess   of,    76 ;    James, 
Duke  of,  76  ;  John,  Duke  of,  76. 


173 


Atkinson,  Mary,  104  ;  William  Henry,  104  ;  William 

M  lines,  104. 
Aubertin,  Dorothy  Mar)-,  n8;  Frances  Augusta,  118; 

John  Dunn,  iiS. 
Austen,  Catherine  Emma,  145;  Frances  Morley,  169; 

Rev.  James  Adye,   145  ;  Jane,   169 ;   Sarah  Jane, 

145- 
Aylesford,  Heneage,  Earl  of,  53. 
Aynsley,    Emma    Sara,    76 ;    Gawen,    76 ;    Hannah 

Maria,  77 ;  see  also  Murray- Aynsley. 
Ayscough,  Ann,  102. 

B 

Babington,  Mary,  6;  Thomas,  6. 

Backhouse,  John,  79;  Marian,  79. 

Bacon,  Henry  Sketchley,  68,  150. 

Badcock,  Leah,  160;  Richard,  160. 

Baddeley,  Charles,  148;  Eliza,  148. 

Bagot,  Barbara,  53 ;  Lady  Barbara,  53 ;  Hon'''= 
Elizabeth  Sophia  Lucia,  54  ;  Hon*"'"  Lucia  Caro- 
line Elizabeth.  Lady,  54  ;  Sir  Walter  Wagstaflfe, 
Bart.,  53;  William,  Lord,  54. 

Bahador,  Jung,  142. 

Bailey,  Alberta  Sylva,  49;  Anna,  49 ;  Anne  Theodosia, 
50;  Anthony,  134;  Charlotte  Cordelia,  134; 
Christabella  Rolfe,  50;  Demetrius  James  Sandford, 
50;  Edith  Maud,  50;  Lieut. -Colonel  Edmund 
Wyndham  Grevis,  49  ;  Elijah  Crosier,  134  ;  Ethel- 
dreda  Lavinia  Margaret,  50;  Harriett,  48,  120; 
Harriette  Robinson,  48  ;  Harriott,  48  ;  James 
Alderson,  49  ;  Rev.  James  Sandford,  49,  50 ;  Jane 
Sarah,  134  ;  Lavinia,  49  ;  Louisa  Lawrence,  49  ; 
Margaret,  48;  Margaret  Harriett,  48,  1 20;  Rishton 
Robinson,  49 ;  Rev.  Rishton  Robinson,  48,  49, 
120  ;  William,  48  ;  Rev.  William  48,  49. 

Baily,  Elizabeth,  114;  Ernest  Clarke,  114;  James 
Skuse,  114;  Lilian  Anna,  114. 

Bainbrigge,  Anne  Dobree,  5  ;  General  Sir  Philip,  5  ; 
Rev.  Philip,  5. 

Baird,  Sophia  Eliza,  131;  — ,  131. 

Baker,  Annabella,  156;  Arthur  Barwick  Lloyd,  157  ; 
Hon''''  Blanche,  157  ;  Catherine,  156  ;  Catherine 
Lascelles  Lloyd,  157;  Clare  Lloyd,  157;  Eleanor 
Lloyd,  157;  Grace  Lloyd,  157;  Granville  Edwin 
Lloyd,  156;  Henry  Orde  Lloyd,  157:  Mary,  25, 
156;  Mary  Anne  Lloyd,  157;  Mary  Ruth  Lloyd, 
157;  Michael  Granville  Lloyd,  157;  Thomas  Ear- 
wick  Lloyd,  156;  Thomas  John  Lloyd,  156;  Rev. 
William  Lloyd,  156. 

Baldwin,  Henry,  94 ;  Man,-,  94. 

Balfour,  Harriet,  79;  William,  79. 

Ballarat,   Rt.   Rev.   Samuel  Thornton,  D.  D.,  Bishop 

of,  3- 

Balston,  Rev.  E.,  D.D.,  19. 

Baret,  Mar}'  Ann,  62 ;  Robert,  62. 

Baring,  Alexander,  Lord  Ashburton,  41 ;  Ann  CeciHa, 
41 ;  Edward  Charles,  Lord  Revelstoke,  41 ;  Evelyn, 
Viscount  Cromer,  41  ;  Sir  Francis,  Bart.,  41  ; 
Harriet,    41;  Heniy,  41 ;  Thomas,  41. 

Barker,  Lucy,  154;  Marianne,  23;  Richard,  23; 
Theodore,  154;  Rev.  William  Gibbs,  154. 

Barlow,  Catherine,  142  ;  George  Nelson,  142  ;  Laura 
Marian,  142;  Robert,  142. 

Barne,  xMice  Mary  Honywood,  15S;  Lady  Constance 
Adelaide,  159;  Edith,  158:  Kdith  Sophia,  159; 
Emilia  Mary,  158;  Frederick,  15S;  Lieut. -Colonel 
Frederick  St.  John  Newdegate,  158,  159;  Mary, 
158;  Mary  Anne  Elizabeth,  158;  Mary  Emily, 
159;  Michael,  159  ;  Lieut. -Colonel  Michael, 
158;  Miles,  158,  159;  Philip  Julius  Honywood 
Ascogh,  159;  Seymour,  159;  Winifred  Edith,  159. 

Barnes,  Anne,  91  ;  Lieut. -General  Sir  Edward,  91  ; 
John,  91  ;  Maria,  91. 

Barnston,  .-Mice,  23,  24  ;  Anne,  23,  24  ;  Charlotte, 
24  ;  Eliza,  23  ;  Emma,  23,  24;  Emma  Frances,  23; 
Colonel  Francis,  23;  Lieut. -Colonel  Francis,  23, 
24 ;  Harr)',  24  ;  Joanna,  24 ;  Mary,  23,  24 ;   Mary 


Emma,  24;  Roger,  23,  24;  Brevet-Colonel  Roger, 

23 ;    Roger   Harry,    23 ;    SeUna,    23,    24 ;    Selina 

Martha,  23  ;  William,  23,  24. 
Baron,  Frances,  28;  Robert,  28. 
Barrington,  Hon*"''  Henry  Frederick  Francis  Adair, 

55  ;    Katharine   Caroline,    55 ;     Mary   Georgiana, 

55- 
Barron,  Caroline,  114;  William,  114. 
Barr)',  see  Smith-Barry. 
Barston,  Rev.  Thomas,  48. 
Barwick,  Catherine,  156;  Thomas,  156. 
Bath  and  Wells,  Bishop  of,  34. 
Bathoe,  Elizabeth,  124 ;  John,  124. 
Bathurst,  Ven'''^  Archdeacon  Frederick,  117,  118. 
Batt,  Katherine,  41 ;  William  Forster,  41. 
Beale,   Emily  Elizabeth,   135 ;    Seaman,    135  ;    Rev. 

Seaman  Curteis  Tress,  135. 
Beare,    Charlotte    Harriot    (Amy),    120 ;    Charlotte 

I^aura,  120;  William  Gabbett,  120. 
Beatson,  Helena,  77 ;  Robert,  77. 
Beauclerk,  Caroline  Ann,  67  ;   Charles  George,  67  ; 

Emily  Charlotte,  67. 
Beaufort,  Henr\'  Charles,  Duke  of,  155. 
Beaumont, 'Catherine,  20;  Henry  Ralph,  20. 
Bell,    Ehzabeth,    loi  ;    Emily,    113;    Fanny,    139; 

John    Henry,    113;    Mary   Alice,    113;    Stephen, 

139;  William,  lOI. 
Beltgens,  see  De  Beltgens. 
Benyon,  Ch.arlotte,  80 ;  Richard,  80. 
Berens,  Catharine,  So ;  Charlotte,  80  ;  Henry  Hulse, 

80  ;  Joseph,  80  ;  Richard  Beauvoir,  80. 
Beresford,    Harriet    Elizabeth,   43 ;    Rev.   John,  43 ; 

Admiral  Sir  John  Poo,  Bart.,  43;  Marianne  Cathe- 
rine Emily,  43. 
Berrjs  Bennis,  38  ;  Sarah,  38  ;  Rev.  William,  38. 
Bevan,   Emily   Marian,   67  ;    Isabella  Judith   Maria, 

67 ;     Richard    Aubrey    Chichester,    67 ;     Richard 

Lee,  67. 
Beynon,  Rev.  John  Middleton,  147. 
Bidden,  Ann,   116;    Ehzabeth,   116;   George,    116; 

William,  117. 
Biggs,  Deborah  Ann,  3  ;  Hester,  3. 
Bingham,  Anne,  61. 
Birch-Reynardson,   Eleanor   Dorothea,    164 ;    Ethel- 

dred   Anne,    161,    164;    Etheldred    Frances,    161; 

Henry,     164  ;     General    Thomas,     164  ;     Lieut.- 

General  Thomas,  161. 
Bird,    Catherine,    142 ;    Rev.    Robert,   49 ;    William 

Wilberforce,  142. 
Bishop,  Charles,  133;  Frances  Catherine,  133;  Rev. 

Freeman  Heathcote,  133  ;  Marianne,  133. 
Bissett,  Anna  Maria,  135 ;  — ,  135. 
Blake,  Anna  Maria,  135  ;  Fiennes  William  Edward, 

68;    Rev.   John   Frederick,    135;    Louisa   Fanny, 

135  ;  Rev.  Robert  Philip,  135. 
Blaker,  Rev.  Cecil  Renshaw,  71 ;  Isabel  Beatrice,  71 ; 

John,  71 ;   Mary,  71. 
Blakiston,   Anna,   70;    Rev.   Douglas  Yeoman,   71; 

Milburn,    70 ;     Rev.    Ralph    Milbum,    70 ;    Rev. 

Robert,  70. 
Bland,  John,  136;  Katherine  Alice,  136. 
Blatchford,  Elizabeth,  128;  Theophilus,  128. 
Blomfield,    Ann,    102 ;    Anne,    102 ;    Charles,    102 ; 

John,   102,   103  ;  John  Linnett,  102  ;  Joseph,  102  ; 

Sarah,  103. 
Blore,  Caroline,  30;  Charlotte,  30;  Robert,  30. 
Blunt,  Rev.  W.,  140. 
Blyth,  Charlotte  Isabella,  30;  Charlotte  Mary,  30; 

Henry  David,  30. 
Boggis,  Cecil,  120;   Lieut. -Colonel  James,  48,   120; 

James   Edward,   48,    120;    Lewis   Edward,    120; 

Margaret   Harriett,   48,    120;    Mary,    120;    Mary 

Cecilia,  48,  120. 
Boggis-Rolfe,  Charlotte  Harriot  (Amy),  120;  Douglass 

Horace,     120;     Edward     Francis,    120;     Francis 

Douglass,    I20 ;    James    Edward,    120 ;    Margaret 

Amy,   120  ;    Margaret    Harriett,  48,   120 ;    Mary, 

120;  Rosamond  Mary  Blanche,  120. 


174 


Bold,  Ann,  121 ;  Rev.  Thomas,  121. 

Boldero,  Hester,  121 ;  John,  121. 

Bond,  Essex,  39;  Mar)'  Anne,  39. 

Bonner,  Josepli,  121;  Sarah,  121. 

Booker,  Rev.  George,  147. 

Borrer,   John,    71;    Mar)',    71;    Mary   Anne,    160; 

WiUiam,  160. 
Boteler,  Julia,  27;  William,  27. 
Boucheret,  .\yscogh,  158;  Mar)',  158. 
Bowater,   Edward,   158;    General  Sir  Edward,   158; 

Emilia  Mary,  158;  Louisa,  158. 
Bowyer,    Rev.    Fitzwilliam   Wentworth   Atkins,   89, 

155  ;  Penelope,  44;  Sir  William,  Bart.,  44. 
Boyd,  Rev.  William,  7. 

Boydell,  Emma  Frances,  23 ;  James,  23 ;  Marianne,  23. 
Boynton,    Rev.    Griffith,    57 ;     Selina,    57 ;    Selina 

Charlotte,  57. 
Bradshaw,  Charlotte  Ann,  18;  Francis,  18. 
Bragg,  George,  128;  Rose,  128. 
Briailles,  see  De  Chandon  de  Briailles. 
Bridgeman,    Hon'''''    Francis    Charles,    159;    Hon'''' 

and  Rev.  John  Robert  Orlando,  29. 
Brietzcke,  Caroline,  80 ;  Catharine,  80 ;  Charles,  80. 
Briggs,    Christiana,    151  ;     Constantia    Anne,    151  ; 

William,  151. 
Brinstead,  Admiral  C.  H.,  148;  Henrietta,  148. 
Brisbane,  Archbishop  of,  32. 
Biiscoe,  Rev.  Edward,  163. 
Bristol,  Hon*"''  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  Marchioness  of, 

40;  Frederick  William,  Marquis  of,  40. 
Broadwood,     Edward,     68 ;     Mary     Alethea,     67 ; 

Thomas,  67. 
Brodhurst,   Esther,  21  ;    Rev.   Frederick,   21  ;   Mary 

Esther,  21;  William,  21. 
Brooke,   Caroline  Frances,    156;    His  Highness  Sir 

Charles  Anthony  Johnson,  Rajah  of  Sarawak,  50  ; 

Mary,  145;  Sir  Richard,  Bart.,  156;  William,  145. 
Broughton,  Rev.  Henry  Vivian,  14S. 
Browne,   Colonel    Benjamin   Chapman,    157;    Lady 

Catharine  Henrietta,   142;   Catherine,   156;    Rev. 

Charles  Chapman,  156;   Lord  Henry  Ulick,  142; 

Lady  Hester  Catherine,  Marchioness  of  Sligo,  142; 

Howe  Peter,  Marquis  of  Sligo,  142;   Maria,  157; 

Mary  Anne  Lloyd,    157  ;    Thomas,    157  ;   Thomas 

Lloyd  Murray,  156;  Rev.  Canon  Thomas  Murray, 

156;  Colonel  William  Lloyd,  157. 
Bruce,   Edgar,   39;   Jessie,    112;    John,    112;    Lucy 

Sybil,  39. 
Buchanan,  James  166,  169;  Jane  Campbell,  166,  169. 
Buck,  Catharine,  I;  William,  I. 
Budden,  Edwin,  5 ;  Edwin  Thomas,  5 ;  Elizabeth,  5  ; 

Ellin  Mary,  5. 
Bunyan,  Elizabeth,  141. 
Burchall,  Anne,  49;  George,  49. 
Burgh,  see  De  Burgh. 
Burnett,  Frederick,  88;  Juliet  Olivia,  88. 
Burney,   Rev.   Charles,    17,  92;    Ven'"'^  Archdeacon 

Charles  Parr,   D.D.,  17,  92;  Frances  Bentley,  17; 

Susan  Sabrina,  17,  92;  Ven'"'"'  Archdeacon,  18. 
Burrell,  Juliana,  20;  Sir  William,  Bart.,  20. 
Butler,  Elizabeth  Anne,  91 ;  Henry  Thomas,  Earl  of 

Carrick,   9 1  ;    Maria  Sophia,  3  ;  Hon*"''  and  Rev. 

Pierce,  91 ;  Sarah,  Countess  of  Carrick,  91. 
Byng,  Elizabeth,    Lady,   37 ;    Vice-Admiral  George, 

Viscount  Torrington,  37 ;    Hon'''''  Lucy  Elizabeth, 

37- 
B)'ron,  Ada  Mar)',   140 ;   Hon'''''  and  Rev.  Frederick 
Ernest  Charles,   140 ;    Major-General   John,    140 ; 
Susan    Amelia    Graves,    140 ;    Hon'''"    and    Rev. 
William,  140. 


Cadogan,  Charles  Sloane,  Earl,  35 ;  Emily  Mary,  35. 

Calley,  Emily  Augusta,  92. 

Campbell,  Dr.  Archibald,  146;  Duncan,  141;  Eliza- 
beth, 79  ;  F'rances,  146 ;  Julia  Marian,  141  ; 
Thomas,  79;  Rev.  Thomas  Hewitt,  141. 


Campion,  Augusta  Judith,  76;  Charles  Walter,  i6g; 
Francos    Henrietta,    169;    Jane,    169;    Rev.    W. 
H.,    72;     William    Gilbert,    76;    WiUiam    John, 
169. 
Canterbury,  Archbishop  of,  20,  loi. 

Carlisle,  Rt.  Hon'>><=  and  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel  Walde- 
grave,  Bishop  of,  96. 

Carr,  Alured  John  Deacon,  124;  Andrew  Mark,  122, 
123;  Andrew  Morton,  123,  126;  Anna  Margaret, 
122;  Arthur  Fortescue,  122;  Caroline  /Eneas 
Mackay,  123;  Clement  Morton,  125;  Doris  For- 
tescue, 122  ;  Eardley  Culling,  127  ;  Edith  Mary, 
127;  Edward  Holmes,  124;  Eleanor  Matilda,  122; 
EUzabeth  Maria,  125;  Emily  Blanche,  123,  126; 
Emily  Caroline  Fortescue,  123,  126  ;  Emily  Mary 
Charlotte,  124;  Emily  Violet,  123;  Enid  Agnes, 
127;  Ethel  Kathleen,  127;  Evelyn  Mary,  124; 
Frances,  121  ;  Frances  Margaret,  125 ;  Frances 
Rebecca,  122;  Hon'''"  Colonel  Francis  Culling, 
123,  126;  Francis  Edward  Culhng,  127;  Rev. 
Frank  CoUett,  125;  Lieut. -Colonel  Frederick 
Schomberg,  122;  Harriet,  124;  Henry  Morton, 
123,  125 ;  Herbert  Reginald  Culling,  127 ;  lona 
Kathleen,  127;  Isabella,  126;  Jeanie  Elizabeth 
Chetwynd,  126;  Joanna  Maria,  124;  John,  121; 
John  Alured,  124;  Julia,  127;  Laura,  125,  127; 
Lucy  Emily,  135  ;  Mabel,  123  ;  Margaret  Lucy, 
125  ;  Marion  Sybil,  127  ;  Mary  Catherine,  121  ; 
Mary  Joanna,  124;  Mary  Joanna  Sophia,  123; 
Rachel  Edith,  124;  Ralph  Hamilton,  122;  Regi- 
nald Childers  Culling,  127;  Robert  Lancelot,  124; 
Sarah  Grace,  121  ;  Stephen  Lushington,  123  ; 
Susan,  123,  124;  Sybil  Mary,  122;  Sydney  Mor- 
ton, 123  ;  Thomas,  121  ;  Thomas  William,  121, 
123,  126;  Rev.  Thomas  William,  123,  124,  126 ; 
Vernon  Lushington,  123;  Walter  Edmund,  124; 
Rev.  Walter  Raleigh,  121,  122  ;  William,  121  ; 
William  Ogle,  125 ;  Sir  William  Ogle,  125 ; 
William  Robert,  121. 

Carr-Gomm,  Dorothy,  127;  Elizabeth  Culling,  127; 
Emily  Blanche,  123,  126;  Hont"'"  Colonel  Francis 
Culling,  123-126;  Hubert  William  Culling,  127; 
Mark  Culling,  127. 

Carson,  Rev.  W. ,  147. 

Carteret,  see  De  Carteret. 

Cassidy,  Arthur,  39 ;  EUzabeth  Hay,  39. 

Cattley,  John,  50;  Maria,  50. 

Cautley,  Hester,  145;  Thomas,  145. 

Cayley,  Catherine,  20;  Sir  George,  20. 

Chaffer,  Ann,  151;  William,  151. 

Chafie,  John,  no;  Mary,  no. 

Chafy,  Annette,  no;  Annette  Martha  Diana,  112; 
Arthur  Waddington  John  Westwood,  ill;  Blanche 
Annunziata,  in;  Constance  Wilhelmina,  in; 
Eleanor  Constance,  no;  Elizabeth  Frances,  no; 
EUzabeth  Lyde,  112;  Gwendolen  Mary,  in; 
Honor  Annette,  112;  Hugh  Edmund,  112;  John 
Westwood  WiUiam,  112;  Mabel  Winifred,  112; 
Mary,  14 ;  Mary  Anne  Elizabeth,  in;  Mary 
Clara,  III  ;  May  Frances  Eleanor,  in  ;  Pascha 
Frances,  in;  Ralph  Evelyn  Westwood,  112; 
Sidney  Frances  Sophia,  112;  Ursula  Kathleen 
Theodora,  112;  Rev.  William,  no;  Rev.  William, 
D.D.,  no:  Rev.  William  Kyle  Westwood,  D.D., 
III,  112;  WUliam  Westwood,  no. 

Challoner,  Mar)-,  90. 

Chandon,  see  De  Chandon  de  BriaUles. 

Chapman,  SirBenjamin,  Bart.,  1 57  ;  Rev.  Charles,  168  : 
Rev.  Charles  John,  168  ;  Gertrude,  132 ;  Henry, 
132;    Maria,   157;    Sarah  Martha,   168;   William, 

157- 
Charlton,  Edward,  66;  George,  66;  Jane  Elizabeth, 

66. 
Cheetham,  Charles,  27;  Elizabeth  Anne,  27. 
Chevallier,  Caroline,  4;  Elizabeth,  4;  Frances  Anne, 

4;  Rev.  John,  4. 
Chiappini,    Edward,    140 ;     Susan    Amelia    Graves, 

140. 


175 


Childers,  Hugh  Culling  Eardley,  126 ;  set  also  Wal- 

banke-Childers. 
Cholmondeley,  Marquis  of,  6i. 
Churton,    Rev.    Edward,    151  j     Rt.    Rev.    Edward, 

151. 
Clanricarde,  John  Thomas,  Earl  of,  142. 
Clare,  Richard,  Earl  of,  166. 
Clarke,  Augusta  Janet,  20;  Catharine,  48 ;  Sir  Charles 

Mansfield,  Bart.,  163  ;  Elizabeth,  3,  114  ;  Frederick 

Charles,   2;   John,   3;    Rev.  John   Erskine,    155; 

Maria,  20;    Maria  Agnes,  163;    Mary  Anna,  163; 

Mary  Louisa,  2;  Thomas  Neil,  114;   Rev.  Walter 

John,  20;  Rev.  Walter  Sydenham,  20. 
Clayton,  Eliza  Elizabeth,  134;  Emilius,  134;  Frances, 

134;  Lieut. -Colonel  George,  134. 
Cleasby,   Anthony,    92 ;    Sir   Anthony,    19,   92,   95 ; 

Edith  Anne,   19 ;    Edith   Mary,  92  ;    Lucy  Susan, 

19,  92,   95  ;    Mary,  95  ;    Richard  Digby,   19,  95  ; 

Stephen,  95. 
Clement,   Elizabeth   Maria,    125;    Colonel  John  Al- 

beck,  125;  Mary  Anne,  125. 
Clements,  Emily,  149;  Rev.  James  Crook,  149. 
Cleveland,  Agnes,  127;  General,  127. 
Clifden,  Henry,  Viscount,  54. 
Clonbrock,  Robert,  Lord,  41,  44. 
Clow,   Elizabeth,    115;    John,    115;    Sarah   Mayoh, 

"5- 

Clowes,  Antonia  Henrietta,  21,  221  Carohne  Eliza- 
beth, 22  ;  Emma,  95 ;  Isabel,  21  ;  John,  22  ; 
Colonel  William  Legh,  95 ;  Lieut.  -Colonel  William 
Legh,  21,  22. 

Cluck,  Frances,  33;  Thomas,  33. 

Coates,  Thomas,  91. 

Codrington,  Bridget,  80;  Sir  William,  Bart.,  So. 

Coffey,  Julia,  127. 

Cole,  Elizabeth,  4 ;  John,  4 ;  Lady  Sarah,  61  ;  Wil- 
liam Willoughby,  Earl  of  Enniskillen,  61. 

CoUett,  John  Ebenezer,  39 ;  Margaret,  39  ;  Sophia, 
124;  Rev.  William,  124. 

CoUey,  Alice,  24;  John,  24. 

Collins,  Anna  Matilda,  1 10;  Rev.  Charles,  no; 
Eleanor  Constance,  1 10. 

Colston,  Elizabeth  Frances,  no;  William,  no; 
Winifred  Pitts,  1 10. 

Comber,  Adelaide  Emiha,  147  ;  Alfred,  146 ;  Alfred 
Ernest,  146;  Alice,  150;  Alice  Dorothy,  148; 
Alice  Marian  Sanderson,  146  ;  Andrew,  145, 
149;  Andrew  Pater,  I4(5 ;  Anne  Favell,  146; 
Annie  Baddeley,  148 ;  Annie  Beatrice,  146 ; 
Annie  Bertha,  148;  Annie  Heap,  150;  Caroline, 
147;  Catherine  Edith,  145;  Catherine  Emma,  145; 
Charles  P'rederic,  146 ;  Charles  William,  146 ; 
Constance,  146;  Edith  Mary,  150;  Edward, 
147-149 ;  Edward  Philip,  149  ;  Eleanor,  146, 
148-150;  Eleanor  Margaret,  148;  Elizabeth, 
146 ;  Ehzabeth  (Lillie),  147  ;  Emilia,  145,  146  ; 
Ethel  Oldham,  150;  Florence  Elizabeth  Caroline, 
146;  Frances  Theresa,  146;  Frank  Wandesforde, 
148;  George,  150;  Helen  Muriel,  150;  Rev.  Henry 
George  Wandesford,  145 ;  Rear-.'\dmiral  Henry 
Wandesford,  145;  Henry  William,  149,  150; 
Herbert  Charles  Fenton,  145 ;  Hester,  145  ;  Ida 
Caroline  Blanche,  150;  Ida  j^laud,  150;  John,  150; 
John  Charles  Brooke,  149;  John  Oldham,  150; 
Kathleen  Margaret,  149  ;  Lucy  Edith,  145  ;  Mar- 
garet, 149,  150;  Maria,  145;  Maria  Ellsworth, 
146,  149;  Marianne,  146;  Mary,  145;  Mary 
Anne,  147  ;  Mary  Anne  Elizabeth,  146 ;  Mary 
Brooke,  148;  Mary  Caroline,  149;  Maud  Eleanor, 
149;  Maud  Helena,  149;  Rebecca  Josephine,  146; 
Robert  George,  148;  Sarah,  145,  149;  Sarah  Jane, 
145-147,  149  ;  Sarah  Jane  (Tallie),  I47  ;  Susan, 
147;  Thomas,  145,  14S,  149;  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D., 
145  ;  Thomas  Arbuthnot,  147  ;  Thomas  Geoffrey, 
149;  William,  146;  William  Andrew,  147;  Wini- 
fred Marg.iret,  150. 

Comerford,  Isabella,  6i ;  Patrick,  61. 

Compton,  see  Douglas-Compton. 


Cook,  Charles,  70;  Martha,  70;  Very  Rev.  William, 
D.D.,  34;  -,  34- 

Cooke,  Elizabeth  Anne,  152;  George  John,  44; 
Major-General  Sir  Henry  Frederick,  44 ;  John 
Edward,  152;  Katharine,  44;  Mar)-,  138;  Pene- 
lope, 44. 

Cooper,  Ellen,  136;  Martha  Anne,  136;  Mar)'  Anne, 
158;  Thomas,  136;  Rev.  Sir  William  Henry, 
Bart.,  158. 

Coote,  E. ,  34. 

Corbett,  Clara  Sophia,  145 ;  Rosina,  87  ;  William, 
87,  145. 

Cork,  Cloyne  and  Ross,  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel  Kyle,  D.D., 
Bishop  of,  1 10, 

Cornish,  Edward  Broolcing,  140  ;  Margaret  Christina, 
140;  Rev.  Canon  Thomas  Brooking,  140. 

Cornwall,  William,  123. 

Cotton,  Charles  Bowland,  120 ;  Charlotte  Laura, 
120. 

Courtenay,  Frances,  Viscountess,  33 ;  Hon*""'  Sophia, 
33;  William,  Viscount,  33. 

Courtney,  Rev.  Henry  Courtney,  22. 

Coventry,  Clara,  81  ;  Thomas  Derby,  81  ;  Rt.  Rev. 
William  Lloyd,  D.D.,  Bishop  of,  156. 

Coward,  John  Charles  Lewis,  34. 

Cranworth,  Laura,  Baroness,  127;  Sir  Robert  Monsey 
Rolfe,  Baron,  127. 

Creaghe,  Anne  Matilda,  no;  R.,  no. 

Cripps,  Catharine,  I  ;  Emma,  I  ;  Rev.  Thomas,  I  ; 
WiUiam  Buck,  i,  3. 

Crisp,  Alfred,  102-104;  Alfred  Charles,  104;  Alfred 
Harton,  104;  Alice,  loi,  102,  104;  Alice  Mary, 
102  ;  Alma,  104 ;  Amelia,  104  ;  Ann,  loi  ;  Anne 
loi,  102;  Arthur  Watkins,  104;  Arthur  William, 
loi  ;  Charles,  loi,  103;  Charles  William,  103; 
Charlotte,  103  ;  Edmund  Thomas  Ayscough, 
loi  ;  Edward  Henry,  103  ;  Eliza,  102  ; 
Elizabeth,  102 ;  Elizabeth  Ann,  103 ;  Elizabeth 
Copeman,  104;  Ellen  Joscel)'ne,  102;  Emma,  102; 
Emmehne,  103 ;  Emmeline  Sarah,  103  ;  Eva 
Blomfield,  I02 ;  Fanny,  102 ;  Frederick  Arthur, 
160 ;  Jane,  loi  ;  Janet  Mary,  loi  ;  Jessie  Gayfer, 
104 ;  Joseph,  102  ;  Mary,  103,  104 ;  Mary  Ann, 
101,  102;  Mary  Ella  Louise,  104:  Matilda,  loi  ; 
Matilda  Emma,  103  ;  Miles  Henry  Thackthwaite, 
loi ;  Nathaniel,  104;  Read,  102;  Rosalie  Rebecca, 
103;  Sarah,  103;  William  loi,  103;  Ven""  Arch- 
deacon William,  lOI  ;  William  Douglas,  103. 

Crispe,  Emma,  49  ;   Louisa  Lawrence,  49 ;  William, 

49- 
Croft,  see  Huddleston. 
Crofts,    Rev.    John    Drake,   37  ;    Emily,    37  ;   Jane, 

37- 
Croker,    Amy,    128;    Elizabeth    Anne,     128:    John 

Giffard,  12S;  Mary  Anne,  128;  Samuel,  128. 
Cromer,  Evelyn,  Viscount,  41. 
Crompton,    Isabel    Emma,    19 ;    John   Gilbert,    19 ; 

Millicent  Ursula  Mary,  19. 
Cross,   Charlotte,   30 ;    John,   132 ;    Margaret,    132 ; 

William,  30. 
Cruger,  Samuel  Peach,  76. 
Cruggen,  William,  70. 
Crutchley  (formerly  Duffield),  Elizabeth,  20;  George, 

Henry,  20;  Juliana,  20. 
Cruwys^  Ann,  26  ;   Rev.   Arthur  Henry,  26  ;  Cicely 

Helen,  25  ;  Dorothy  Mary,  25  ;  George  James,  25  ; 

Harriet,  25  ;   Rev.   Henry  Shortrudge,  LL.D.,, 25; 

Laura  Harriet,  26  ;  Lewis  George,  25  ;   Mary,  25  ; 

Mary  Helen,   25  ;    Robert  Geoffrey,  25 ;    see   also 

Sharland-Cruwys.  c    1 

Cumberland,  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of,  34.  "^*     "    '  ' 
Cuming,  Caroline,  148;  Rev.  John,  148;  John  Short- 
ridge,  148;  Mary  Brooke,  148. 
Cunliffe,  Roger,  i. 
Cunningham,  Rev.  Francis,  130;  Rev.  John  William 

130;  Harriett,  130. 
Cuppage,  General  Alexander,  62 ;  Marianne,  62. 
Cussons,  Jessie,  130. 


176 


D 


Dale,  Eleanor,  112;  Thomas,  112. 

Dalgely,  Bertha  Georgina  Katie,  96  ;  Charlotte,  96  j 

Lieut. -Colonel  James,  96. 
Dalrj-mple,    Daniel,   43;    Frances,   43;    Helen  Jane 

Hamilton,  144;  Sir  John,  144. 
Dalton,   Elizabeth,   41;    Rev.   James   Edward,   154; 

Mary,   41  ;    Phcebe,    154  ;    Richard,   41  ;    — ,   37, 

38- 

Daniell,  Frances  Sophie,  132;  Rev.  Lindsey,  132. 

Dartmouth,  Lady  Frances,  Countess  of,  53  ;  George, 
Earl  of,  K.G.,  53;  William,  Earl  of,  53. 

Darwin,  Dr.  Erasmus,  21  ;  Frances  Anne  Violetta, 
21. 

Davidson,  Rev.  Randall,  20. 

Davies,  Jane,  133. 

Davis,  Anne,  49. 

Day,  Elizabeth,  3 ;  Emma,  3 ;  Thomas,  3 ;  Dr. 
William  Henry,  3. 

De  Aranjo,  Donna  Maria  Angelica,  145. 

De  Beltgens,  Eleanor,  114;  Ellen  (Eleanor),  114; 
Jean  Joseph,  114. 

De  Burgh,  Lady  Hester  Catherine,  142  ;  John 
Thomas,  Earl  of  Clanricarde,  142. 

De  Carteret,  Isabel,  2. 

De  Chandon  de  Briailles,  Count,  70;  Countess,  70. 

De  Freitas,  Emilia,  145  ;  Colonel  Joao  Jose,  145  ; 
Donna  Maria  .'Vngelica,  145. 

De  Percy,  Count  Adelaid  Henri,  70 ;  Josephine 
Hortense  Eugenie,  70;  Victorinc  Edmee,  70. 

De  Rougemont,  Irving  Frederick,  87. 

Deacon,  Harriet,  124;  John,  124;  Sophia,  124. 

Debenham,  Caroline,  117;  Robert,  117;  Sarah,  117; 
William,  117. 

Dendy,  Ada  Sophia,  72  ;  Alfred,  72  ;  Alice  Mary, 
71;  Anna,  70;  Arthur,  72;  Rev.  Arthur,  D.D., 
71,  72;  Caroline,  72;  Charles,  70;  Charles 
Blaker,  71;  Charles  Cook,  70;  Charles  Robert, 
71;  Constance  Mary,  71;  Edward,  72;  Fanny, 
71  ;  Frank,  72  ;  Henry,  70 !  Isabel  Beatrice, 
71  ;  Josephine  Hortense  Eugenie,  70 ;  Louis 
Eugenie,  70  ;  Louisa,  72  ;  Margaret,  71  ; 
Martlia,  70,  71  ;  Mary  Peerman,  71  ;  Richard 
Sidney,  71,  72  ;  Robert,  70,  71  ;  Robert 
Arthur,  71;  Robert  William  Miller,  72;  Rosa 
Anne,  71 ;  Sophia,  72. 

Denton,  Alice,  24 ;  Rev.  John,  144 ;  Mary,  24 ; 
Tanat  ^^'yn^e,  24. 

Dering,  Charles,  133;  Charlotte  Bucknall,  136; 
Charlotte  Elizabeth,  133 ;  Cholmeley  Charles 
William,  136;  Elizabeth,  133;  Frances,  136; 
George,  133. 

Des  Voeux,  Charlotte  Jane,  43  ;  Frances,  43  ;  Rev. 
Henrj',  43 ;  Henry  Dalrj'mple,  43. 

Dicken,  Ada  Mary,  140  ;  Adelaide  Mary,  141  ; 
Agnes  Marion,  141  ;  Aldersey,  139  ;  Rev. 
Aldersey,  D.D.,  138,  144;  Avice  Cicely,  139; 
Caroline  Frances,  141,  144  ;  Caroline  Mary, 
138  ;  Catharine  Henrietta,  142  ;  Catherine 
Lamb,  142 ;  Rev.  Charles,  139 ;  Post-Captain 
Charles  Gauntlett,  R.N.,  140;  Rev.  Charles 
Rowland,  141  ;  Charles  Shortt,  143 ;  Charles 
Vernon,  140  ;  Charlotte  Hester,  138  ;  Clara 
Mary,  139  ;  Eden  Rowland  Huddleston,  1 39  ; 
Edith  Elizabeth,  139  ;  Edith  Louise,  139  ; 
Rev.  Edmund  Ashton,  143 ;  Edward  Bernard 
Cornish,  140;  Eliza,  141,  143;  Emily  Augusta,  143; 
Emily  Ellen,  139  ;  Emily  Ellen  Hollingbury,  139  ; 
Emily  Florence,  139;  Emily  Jane,  141;  Fanny 
Maria  Mills,  143 ;  Florence  Elizabeth,  144 ; 
Frank  Huddleston,  140 ;  Post-Captain  Frederick 
Rowland,  R.N.,  13S;  George  Aldersey,  138; 
George  Perry,  144  ;  Harriett  Venn,  143,  144 ; 
Harriet  Venn,  140  ;  Henry  Aldersey,  142  ; 
Henry  Perry,  139;  Henry  Williams,  139;  John 
Aldersey,  140;  Julia,  142;  Julia  Aldersey,  140; 
Julia  Marian,   141  ;    Kate  Amelia  Aldersey,  141  ; 


Laura,  143 ;  Laura  Innes,  140 ;  Laura  Marian, 
142;  Laura  Mary  Anne,  138;  Louisa,  141; 
Lucy,  140 ;  Lucy  Ann,  144  ;  Margaret  Christina, 
140;  Maria  Caroline,  141;  Mary,  138;  Mary 
Penleaze,  140;  Perry,  138;  Dr.  Perry,  144; 
Rev.  Perry,  138,  141;  Purefoy  Huddleston,  139; 
Sarah  Agnes,  141  ;  Selina  Philippa,  144;  William 
Charles  Henry,  141  ;  Colonel  William  Popham, 
60 ;  William  Rowland,  140 ;  William  Stephens, 
142. 

Dickenson,  General  Richard  Colletton,  50. 

Dickins,  see  Scrase-Dickins. 

Dickinson,  Agnes  Augusta,  94 ;  Rev.  Charles  John, 
94;  Elizabeth,  4;  Florence  Geraldine,  94;  Henry, 
4;  Very  Rev.  Henry  Hercules,  D.D.,  94;  Rev. 
John  Abraham,  94. 

Dillon,  Hon'^'"  Catherine  Bridget,  41,  44;  Robert, 
Lord  Clonbrock,  41,  44. 

Dodgson,  Ellen  Elizabeth,  163 ;  Lucy  Elizabeth, 
163;  William  Oliver,  163. 

Dodson,  Caroline  Frances,  169. 

Donaldson,  Sarah  Jane,  104. 

Doughty,  Anne,  33  ;  Catherine,  33  ;  Katherine,  40 ; 
Margaret,  33;  Mary,  37;  Robert,  n,  37,  40; 
Robert  Lee,  33. 

Douglas,  Louisa,  103;  Richard  H.,  103;  Rosalie 
Rebecca,  103. 

Douglas-Compton,  Charles,  Marquess  of  Northampton, 
68 ;  Lady  Frances  Elizabeth,  68. 

Dover,  George  James  Welbore,  Lord,  54  !  Henry, 
161  ;  James,  161  ;  Louisa  Katharine,  161. 

Dowdeswell,  .\meha  Letitia,  80 ;  Annie  Rossmore, 
81;  Arthur  Christopher,  81,  82;  Bridget,  80; 
Carolina,  80 ;  Catharine,  80 ;  Cliarles  Henry, 
82 ;  Charles  William,  82  ;  Rev.  Edmund 
Richard,  80-82  ;  Rev.  Edward  Christopher, 
D.D.,  So;  Emily,  81;  George  Edward,  82; 
Henry  Francis,  82 ;  John  Charles,  81  ;  John 
Christopher,  81  ;  John  Edmund,  80 ;  John  Mundy, 
81,  82;  Richard,  82;  Sophia,  81;  William, 
80,  81  ;  Rt.  Hon'>i»  William,  80;  WiUiam 
Edward,  81. 

Downing,  Ann,  loi  ;  Mary  Ann,  loi  ;  William, 
loi. 

Downs,  Hannah,  117;  James,  117. 

Drake,  Isabella  Maud,  32 ;  Walter,  32 ;  sec  also 
Tyrwhitt- Drake. 

Duffield,  see  Crutchley. 

Dugdale,  James,  22  ;  James  Broughton,  22  ;  Laura 
Jane,  22 ;  Mary  Louisa,  22 ;  Penelope,  165 ; 
Penelope  Bate,  165;  Richard  Geast,  165. 

Dumas,  Ehzabeth  Henrietta,  89;  Henry  John  PhiUp, 
89;  Janet  Patterson,  89. 

Dumbleton,  Agnes  Augusta,  94;  Henry,  94. 

Dundas,  Elizabeth,  34;  Etheldred  Mary,  162;  Lilias 
Calderwood,  162  ;  Ralph,  34 ;  Robert,  162  ; 
Thomas,  34;  William,  162. 

Durham,  LiliasCalderwood,  162 ;  Thomas  Calderwood, 
162. 

Duthie,  Caroline,  55 ;  Thomas  Henry,  55 ;  — ,  55. 

Dyer,  Charlotte  Hester,  138;  Emma  Parris,  138; 
Frances  Margaret,  125;  Frederick  Carr  Swinnerton, 
125;  Rev.  James  Hardwicke,  138;  Mary  Anne, 
125;  Sehna  Maria  Anne,  125;  Sir  Thomas,  125. 

Dymoke,  Charles,  38;  John,  38;  Mary,  38. 

Dymoke-Willaume,  Rev.  Charles,  38 ;  Margaret 
Anne,  38. 


Eardley.SirCuUingEardley,  Bart.,  124,  1 26  ;  Isabella, 

126;  Sampson,  Lord,  124;  Selena,  124. 
Ecclestone,  Amelia,  104;  Ann,  104;  WiUiam  Robert, 

104;  William  Thomas,  104. 
Eckford,  Emily,  144;  General,  144. 
Edwards,  Absalom,  118;  Eliza,  143;  Ehzabeth,  118; 

Emma,    153;    Rev.    George,    143;    James,    153; 

William,  153. 


177 


Egerton,    Captain    Frederick    Arthur,    R.N.,    88  ; 

Juliet  Oli™,  88 ;  IVfary  Cotton,  88. 
Ekins,  Anne,  129;  Very  Rev.  Jeffery,  129. 
Elder,  Rev.  Edward,  141. 
EUard,    Frances     Brabazon,    72 ;     John    Dunsford, 

72. 
Ellis,  Charlotte  Mary,  30;   John,   115;    Mary,   115; 

Robert,  30 ;  see  also  Agar-EUis. 
Ellsworth,  John,  148 ;  Maria,  148. 
Elton,    Margaret    Ada,    131  ;     Sophia    Eliza,    131  ; 

William  Hallam,  131. 
Enniskillen,  William  Willoughby,  Earl  of,  61. 
Ennismore,   Hon'''''   Catherine   Bridget   Dillon,   Vis- 
countess,   41,    44;     Richard,    Viscount,    41,    44; 

Viscount  and  Baron,  see  Earl  of  Listowel,  41. 
Eno,    Amy,     152;     Elizabeth    Anne,     152;     James 

Crossley,  152. 
Etty,  Rev.  Charles  John,  78. 
Evans,  Edward,  77:  Harriet  Sowley,  77. 
Evelyn,  Alberta  Sylva,  49;  Anne,  49;  James,  49. 
Everett,    Edward    Jackson,    115;    Elizabeth,     115; 

Octavia,  115. 
Ewing,    Etheldreda    Lavinia    Margaret,    50 ;    Rev. 

John  Aiken,  50 ;  Rev.  John  Walter,  50 ;    Maria, 

50. 


Fairlamb,  — ,  65. 

Fairrie,  Janet  Patterson,  89 ;  John,  89. 

Falconer,  see  Keith-Falconer. 

Farquhar,  Ann,  44;  Sir  Walter,  Bart.,  44. 

Farrer,  Amelia,  91 ;  James,  91. 

Fawkes,  Alexander  Robert,  95  ;  Algernon,  94,  96  ; 
Amelia,  91  ;  Amy,  96 ;  Anne,  92  ;  Archibald 
Walter,  96 ;  Arthur,  94 ;  Averil  Mary,  95  ;  Ays- 
cough,  91-93  ;  Rev.  Ayscough,  17,  18,  92,  93  ; 
Bertha,  96;  Bertha  Georgina  Katie,  96;  Cecil,  96; 
Cecil  Wentworth,  94  ;  Charles  Hawksworth,  94  ; 
Charlotte,  93;  Constance  Charlotte,  18,94;  Lady 
Constance  Eleanor,  96;  Dorothy  Hawksworth,  92; 
Edith  Mary,  92;  Elizabeth  Anne,  91;  Elizabeth 
Janet,  96;  Elizabeth  Mary,  96;  Elizabeth  Tonson, 
'94;  Ellen,  17,  18,  95  ;  Ellen  Beatrice,  93  ;  Ellen 
Martha,  93  ;  Ellen  Mary,  17,  92  ;  Evelyn  Fanny, 
96 ;  Everilde  Ellen,  94 ;  Fanny,  94 ;  Florence 
Geraldine,  94 ;  Frances  Elizabeth,  92  ;  Francis, 
18,  94 ;  Francis  Hawksworth,  91  ;  Rev.  Frede- 
rick, 17,  18,  92,  94 ;  Frederick  Hawksworth, 
92  ;  Guy  Ascough  Hawksworth,  93  ;  Harriet 
Constance,  94  ;  Harriet  Esther,  92  ;  Captain 
Hawksworth,  R.N.^93;  Henry,  96;  Isabel,  95  ; 
Janet  Dorothy,  96  ;  John  Hawksworth,  93  ; 
John  Richard  Hawksworth,  95  ;  Juliana  Harriet 
Marj",  95 ;  Lena  Maria,  96  ;  Colonel  Lionel 
Grimston,  96  ;  Lionel  Richard,  94 ;  Lois,  96 ; 
Lucy  Susan,  19,  92,  95  ;  Mabel  Augusta  Hawks- 
worth, 02  ;  ^Iadeline  Charlotte,  94  ;  Margaret 
Ayscough,  94 ;  Maria,  91  ;  Maria  Sophia,  91  ; 
Mary  Sophia,  96  ;  Monica,  96  ;  Lieut. -Colonel 
Montague,  94 ;  Olive  Mary,  94 ;  Rev.  Reginald, 
94,  96  ;  Richard,  94  ;  Richard  Ayscough  Hawks- 
worth, 93  ;  Rev.  Richard  Wentworth,  95  ;  Ronald 
Charles,  95  ;  Rose,  93  ;  Rupert  Edward  Francis, 
94 ;  Sibyll,  95  ;  Stephen  Hawksworth,  93  ;  Susan 
Rachel  Hawksworth,  93;  Valentine,  96;  Valentine 
Hawksworth,  94 ;  Violet  Lucy,  94  ;  Walter,  91  ; 
Walter  Edward,  93 ;  Walter  Hawksworth,  93,  95 ; 
Walter  Ramsden  Hawksworth,  19,  91  ;  Captain 
Wilmot  Hawksworth,  R.N.,  95. 

Fayle  Catherine,  132;  Rev.  Richard,  132;  Sophia 
Maria,  132. 

Fearman,  Louisa,  103. 

Fellowes,  Frances,  168 ;  Frederick,  166 ;  Henry, 
168;  Horace  Decimus,  168;  Louisa  Emily, 
168. 

Fennell,  Rev.  Alfred,  78;  Fanny,  78. 


Fenton,  Caroline,  7  ;  Catherine  Edith,  145;  Charles 

Hamilton,   7  ;    Clara  Sophia,    145  ;    Edward,   145  ; 

Georgiana  Anne,  61  ;   Lucy  Edith,  145  ;   Mary,  7  ; 

Rev.    Samuel,    61  ;    Rev.   Theophilus    John,    61  ; 

Thomas  Robert,  145. 
Fenwick,   Mary,    156;    Mary  Anne,    156;    Nicholas 

Lewis,  156. 
Field,  Algernon  Sydney,  78;   Benjamin,  155;   Edith 

Mary,   155;   Ellen,   155;   Rev.  Sydney  Benjamin, 

154,  '55- 

Finch,  Lady  Frances,  53 ;  Heneage,  Earl  of  Ayles- 
ford,  53. 

Fisk,  Alice  Cordelia,  136;  Charles,  136;  Charlotte 
Ann,  136;  Sophia,  136;  William  Charles,  136. 

Fitzgibbon,  Lady  Florence,  166;  Richard,  Earl  of 
Clare,  166. 

Fitz-Herbert,  Ellen  Margaret,  123  ;  Mary  Joanna 
Sophia,  123;  Lieut. -Colonel  Richard  Henry,  123; 
Walter  Hepburn  Melitas,  123. 

Fitzherbert,  Annie,  19;  Augusta  Isabella,  18;  Fran- 
ces Rafela,  20;  Sir  Heni-y,  Bart.,  18,  20;  Mary 
Anne,  19 ;  Rev.  Richard,  18,  20,  94 ;  Rev.  Sir 
Richard,  Bart.,  19;  Sir  William,  Bart.,  19. 

Fleming,  Bethia,  103 ;  Rev.  Canon,  20. 

Fletcher,  Edward,  124;  Elizabeth,  91  ;  Henry,  91  ; 
Sophia  Charlotte,  124. 

Foley,  Caroline  Elizabeth,  44  ;  Charles  Windham, 
44;  Rev.  John,  44;  Martha,  44. 

Foot,  Alfred  Gorges,  132;  Catharine  Harriett,  132  ; 
Charles  Montagu,  132  ;  Cunningham  George,  132  ; 
Rev.  Cunningham  Noel,  130,  132;  Cunningham 
Robert  de  Clare,  132  ;  Edwin  Cunningham,  132; 
Elinor,  130;  Elizabeth,  130;  Ellen  Harriett,  131  ; 
Emma  Caroline,  132;  Fanny  Louisa,  132;  Frances 
Sophie,  132;  Geoffrey  St.  John,  132;  Gertrude, 
132;  Harriett,  130;  Jane  Olivia,  131;  Jeffery, 
130;  Rev.  Jeffery  Robert,  130,  131;  John,  130; 
Lindsey  Kathleen,  132;  Louisa  Maria,  130;  Rev. 
Lundy,  130;  Margaret,  132;  Margaret  Catharine, 
132;  Richard  Cunningham,  132;  Richard  Mildmay, 
132;  Sophia  Elizabeth,  131  ;  Sophia  Maria,  132; 
Sophia  Ruth,  132. 

B'oote,  Alice  Edith,  131  ;  Brenda,  132;  Cicely  Agnes 
Gorges,  131  ;  Dorothy  Vicars,  131  ;  Edgar  Regi- 
nald Vicars,  132  ;  Ernest  RoUeston  Vicars,  132  ; 
Evelin  May,  132 ;  Hedley  Vicars,  130 ;  Helen 
Vicars,  130 ;  Janie,  131  ;  Janie  Florence,  131  ; 
Jeffery  Vicars,  130;  Jessie,  130;  Jessie  Vicars, 
131  ;  Rev.  John  Vicars,  131  ;  Margaret  Ada,  131  ; 
Maria  Louisa,  131;  Mary,  130;  Mar)'  Corisande 
Margaret,  131;  May  Vicars,  130;  Richard  Chris- 
topher Gorges,  131  ;  Rev.  Richard  Gorges,  131  ; 
Richard  Jeffery  Vicars,  131  ;  Richard  Vicars,  131; 
Rupert  Vicars,  131;  Thomas  Vicars,  130. 

Forbes,  Henry,  150;  Mary  Elizabeth,  150. 

Fortescue,  AMcia  Maria,  159;  Bertha,  96;  Charlotte, 
96 ;     Edmund     Nathaniel     William,     96 ;     John, 

159- 
Fox,  Charles  de  Bassyn,  169  ;  Eliza  Anne,  2;  Emma 

Penelope,  169;  Jane  Campbell,  166,  169;  Richard, 

166,    169;    Selina    Matilda,    166;    Rev.    William 

Darwin,  2. 
Foy,    Mary,    33  ;     Colonel    Nathaniel,    H  ;    Hon*^' 

Sophia,  33. 
Francklyn,   Edward,   126;    Frances  Crespigny,   126; 

Jeanie  Elizabeth  Chetwynd,  126. 
Eraser,  Charles  Henry,  54;  Charlotte,  54. 
Frederick,  Frances,  168;  Sir  John,  Bart.,  168. 
Freebody,  Caroline,  117. 
Freeling,  Charles  Rivers,  36  ;   Emily  Charlotte,  36 ; 

Sir  Francis,  Bart.,  36;  Georgiana,  36. 
Freeman,  James  Albert,  49. 
Freitas,  see  De  Freitas. 
Fremantle,  John,  133;  Marianne,  133. 
French,  Edward  Francis,  23. 
Frere,  Arthur  Edward,  90 ;  Edward,  90  ;  Elizabeth 

Palmer,  90;  Mary  Anne,  90. 
Fry,  Hannah,  20;  Joseph,  20. 


178 


Fudd,  Joseph,  i. 

Fuller,  Caroline,  147;  Charles,  147;  Charlotte  Eliza- 
beth (Lady  Hill),  30;  Elizabeth,  147;  Sophia, 
147 ;  William,  30,  147. 


Galloway,  Lady  Ilarrietle  Blanche,  Countess  of,  155; 

Randolph,  Earl  of,  155. 
Gallon,  Darwin,  21 ;  Fanny  Jane,  21 ;  Frances  Anne 

Violetta,  21 ;  Samuel  Tertius,  21. 
Gardiner,  Caroline,  53 ;  Frances  Barbara,  53 ;  General 

Sir    Henry   Lynedoch,    53  ;     General    Sir    Robert 

William,  53. 
Garland,  Winifred  Pitts,  no. 
Gamier,   Lady  Caroline   Elisabeth,    56  ;    Very   Rev. 

Thomas,  D.C.  L.,  56. 
Garrett,  Louisa,  102. 
Garrod,  Emma,  136. 
Gataker,  Elizabeth  Harrison,   163  ;    Elizabeth  Mary, 

163;  George,  162,  163;  Mary,  162;  Sophia  Sarah, 

162;  Thomas,  162. 
Gates,   Rev.    Edward,    160 ;    Ellen    Elizabeth,    160 ; 

Maria,  160;  Rev.  William  John,  160. 
Gauntlett,  James  Lainson,  71;   Mary  Elizabeth,  138; 

Peter,  138. 
Gayer,    Catherine,    90;    Rev.    Charles    Robert,   90; 

Harriette  Anne  Wilhelmina,  90. 
Gaythorne,  Hannah,  116. 
George,    Caroline    Seymour,    25  ;     Elizabeth,     149 ; 

Philip,  25;  Samuel,  153;  Sarah,  153. 
George  HL,  King  of  England,  loi,  no,  158. 
George  IV.,  King  of  England,  no. 
Gibbins,  Anne,   113;  Arthur  Everett,   114;   Beatrice 

-A.gnes,    115;     Benjamin   Thomas,    115;    Bernard 

Joseph,     114;     Caroline,     114;     Dorothea,     115; 

Eleanor,  114;  Elizabeth  Anne,   115;  Emily,  113; 

Eva   Florence,    114;    Guy  Lawrence,    115;    Rev. 

Henry  de  Beltgens,   113;    Hephzibah  Anne,   113; 

Rev.   Horace  John,   114;    Hugh  Clow,  11$;   Jane 

Marie,   114;    John  George,    115;   Joseph    Henry, 

114;    Julia,    113;    Kenneth  Mayoh,   115;  Lavinia 

Rebecca,    115;  Lilian   Anna,    114;    Mabel  Anrte, 

113;    Mabel    Elizabeth,    114;     Marjorie   Grizzell, 

115;  Mary,  n3  ;  Mary  Jane,  113;  Maud  Eleanor, 

n3  ;   Maud  Winter,    114;   Norman  Martin,   114; 

Octavia,   115;   Samuel,   113;   Sarah  Mayoh,  115; 

Violet  Elsie,  115;  Wilfrid  Hannay,  n5;  Winifred 

Ruth,  114. 
Gifford,  Hon'''"'  and  Rev.  George  Robert,  136. 
Gilbert,  Rev.  Edmund,  123;  Mary,  123. 
Ginncr,  Emma  Easton,  37. 
Gloyne,  Anna,  70;  Samuel,  70. 
Goddard,  Susanna,  i. 

Godsal,  Ann,  133;  Maria,  133;  Philip,  133. 
Gomm,  Lady,  123,  126;  see  a/so  Ca.rr-Gomm. 
Good,  .Mary  Ann,  113;  Ralph,  n3. 
Gordon-Lennox,   Charles,   Duke   of  Richmond,   67  ; 

Lady  Emilia  .Mary,  67. 
Gore,  Ada  .Sophia,  72;  Frances  Brabazon,  72;  Ven*"'" 

Archdeacon  John  Ribton,  72;  Ribton,  72. 
Gorges,  Elizabeth,  130;  Hamilton,  130. 
Graham,   Amelia   Letitia,   80 ;    Annie,   32 ;  Caroline 

.iEneas  Mackay,   123;   John,   32;  John  Cameron, 

32;  Mary,  32;  Robert,  80,  123;  Sarah,  80. 
Grant,  James,  65 ;  Jane,  65. 
Graves,    Rev.  John,    155;    Kate,   155;    Rev.   Robert, 

155;  Rev.  Robert  Vernon  Gttley,  155. 
Gray,  James,  65. 
Green,  Arthur  Frederick,  41  ;    Emma,  4;  Rev.  W. , 

24. 
Green-Wilkinson,  Joseph,  122;  Maria,  122. 
Greene,  Rev.  Charles,   167  ;  Charlotte  Matilda,  167  ; 

James,  90;  Mar)'  .Anne,  90. 
Gregg,  Rev.  E.  P.,  20. 
Grevis-James,   Demetrius,   49 ;    Lavinia,   49 ;    Mary, 

49- 


Grey,  Harry,  Earl  of  Stamford,   19  ;    Henrietta,   19 

Janet,  76;  Hon'''"  John,  19. 
Griffin,  Susan,  147. 
Grimston,  Maria,  91 ;  Robert,  91. 
Grossmith,   Anne,    113;    John,    H3 ;     Mary,    113; 

William  Carter,  113. 
Gueritz,  Rev.  Jose  Fortescue,  131. 
Guibelei,    Lady     Elizabeth     Caroline     Sophia,    40 ; 

Theodore,  40. 


H 


Hadland,  John   Henry,    113;    John  Thomas,   n3; 

Mary  Ann,  113;  Mary  Jane,  113. 
Hadow,  Rev.  George  Randolph,  163. 
Haggard,  Jane,  32;  William  Debonnaire,  32. 
Hale,  Charlotte  Bucknall,  136;  William,  136. 
Halifax,  Catherine,  34;  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel,  D.D.,  34; 

— .  34- 

Halliwell,  Charlotte  Ann,  1 1 1 ;  Mary  Anne  Elizabeth, 
III;  Thomas,  III;  Rev.  Thomas,  ill,  II 2. 

Halsey,  Mary,  71. 

Hamblen,  Jubilia,  loi ;  William,  loi. 

Hame,  Jane,  78;  W.,  78. 

Hamilton,  Ann,  121  ;  Rev.  John  Leveson,  124;  Rev. 
Joseph  Harriman,  121  ;  Mary  Catherine,  121  ; 
Susan,  124. 

Hammond,  Frances  Anna,  4  ;  Rev.  John  Parish,  4 ; 
Roosilia  Elizabeth,  4. 

Hand,  Anne,  78  ;  Emily  Elizabeth,  78  ;  Emma,  79  ; 
Robert,  78,  79. 

Hankey,  Frederica,  96  ;  Colonel  Sir  Frederick,  96. 

Plarcourt,  Lord,  38. 

Hardinge,  Lady  Caroline,  62  ;  Dowager  Lady,  62  ; 
Sir  Richard,  Bart.,  62. 

Hare,  Hon'''''  Catherine  Bridget,  44 ;  Mary,  43 ; 
Mar>-  Christina,  43,  44  ;  Richard,  Viscount  Ennis- 
more,4l,44;  Hon'''"  Richard,  44;  Colonel  the  Hon''''' 
Richard,  43,  44 ;  Richard  Charles,  44  ;  Colonel 
Richard  Charles,  43  ;  William,  Earl  of  Listowel, 
44. 

Harewood,  Lord,  156. 

Hart,  Mary  Anne,  143. 

Harvey,  Rev.  Clement  Fox,  13S  ;  Harriett,  160;  Henry 
Ellis,  160;  Lucy,  160;  WiUiam,  160. 

Haslam,  Eliza,  103. 

Haslewood,  Alice  Cordelia,  136  ;  Anne,  135  ;  Anne 
Maria,  134;  Arthur  Ethelbert  Lyon,  135;  Caroline, 
134;  Charles  George  Dering,  134;  Charlotte 
Cordelia,  134;  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  133,  136; 
Rev.  Christopher  Francis  Beevor,  135  ;  Eliza 
EUzabeth,  134;  Ellen,  136;  Emily  Elizabeth, 
135;  Evelyn  Fanny,  136;  Frances,  136;  Frances 
Catherine,  133  ;  Frances  Ellen,  136  ;  Rev. 
Francis,  133,  135,  136  ;  Francis  Frederick, 
136;  Rev.  Frederick  Fitzherbert,  133-136;  Rev. 
Frederick  George,  133,  135  ;  Frederick  William 
Waraker,  134 ;  George  Edmund,  136;  George 
Robert,  136;  Herbert  Dering,  136;  Horatia,  134; 
Jane,  133;  Katherine  Alice,  136;  Laura  Eliza- 
beth, 135  ;  Louisa,  133  ;  Louisa  Fanny,  135  ; 
Maria,  133,  135 ;  Mary  Charlotte,  135 ;  Noel 
Alfred  Fitzherbert,  135  ;  Thomas,  133 ;  Vivian 
Charles,  136;  William,  133;  William  Percy,  135  ; 
William   Peter,    134;    Rev.    William   Philip,    133, 

136. 
Hatch,  John,  113;  Mary,  113. 
Hawgood,  James,  113;  Julia,  113. 
Hawkins,  Francis,  68 ;  George  Edward,  1 58 ;  Louisa, 

68,  158. 
Hawkslev,  Rev.  William  Charles,  38. 
Hawksw'orth,    Amelia,    91,    92 ;     Walter    Ramsden 

Beaumont,  91,  92. 
Hay,   Charles,    112;    Colonel  Charles,    112;   Jessie, 

112;  Sidney  Frances  Sophia,  112. 
Hayes,  Rev.  Arthur  Herbert,  1 36. 


179 


Hayter,  John,  37,  38. 

Heathcote,    John,     i56;    Mary    Anne,    166;    Mary 

Anne  Lydia,  166. 
Heaton,  John,  no. 

Henderson,  Daniel,  136 ;  Frances  Ellen,  136. 
Henley,   Emily  Louisa,   67 ;    Harriet,   67 ;    Robert, 

Baron  Henley,  67  ;   Hon"'  and  Rev.  Robert,  67  ; 

Rev.  Robert,  68. 
Henniker,  Rt.  Hon''''' John,  Lord,  no. 
Hepburn,  Ellen  Margaret,  123;  James,  123. 
Herbert,  see  Fitzherbert  and  Kenney-Herbert. 
Herring,  Harriet,  41;  William,  41. 
Hertford,  Lady  Emily,  Marchioness  of,  159  ;  Francis 

Hugh  George,  Marquis  of,  159. 
Hervey,  Hon'''''  Charlotte  Ehzabeth,  Marchioness  of 

Bristol,  40  ;    Lady  Ehzabeth  Caroline  Sophia,  40 ; 

Frederick  William,  Marquis  of  Bristol,  40. 
Heslop,  Veni"''  Archdeacon  Luke,  D.D.,  161  ;  Mary- 
Frances,  161. 
Hewett,  Edward,  31  ;    Harriette  Hindle,  31  ;  Jane, 

31- 
Hewit,  Dr.  Andrew,  2;  Sarah,  2. 
Hewlett,     Emily     Mary    Charlotte,     124 ;     Richard 

Whitfield,  124. 
Hej-man,  Elizabeth  Engel,  85,  87  ;    Henry,  85,  87  ; 

Rosina,  87. 
Hick,  Mary  Ann,  119;  Robert,  119. 
Hickman,  Edward,  44;  Martha,  44. 
Hicks,  Sarah,  33 ;  Thomas,  33. 
Higson,  Beatrice  Ada,  32;  John,  32;  Susan,  32. 
Hill,   Rev.    Charles  Gray,  77  ;    Elizabeth   Hay,   39  ; 

Lady  Isabella,  30;  Jeanette,  104;  Sir  John,  Bart., 

30 ;     John    Da\id   Hay,    39 :     John    Henry,    95 ; 

Margaret,  39. 
Hills,   Rev.   George,   D.D.,   151  ;   Rt.   Rev.  George, 

D.D.,  151. 
Hinchcliffe,    Frances,    134;    Rt.    Rev.   John,   D.D., 

134- 
Hippisley,  Sir  John  Stuart,  Bart.,  41. 
Hitchcock,  Joseph,  143 ;  Rosina,  143. 
Hodges,  Julia,  27;  Julia  Botelei,  27;   Rev.  Thomas 

Stephen,  27. 
Hodgson,  Major-General  Christopher,  88;  Elizabeth, 

4,    88 ;    Elizabeth    Emma,    88 ;    John,    4 ;    Rev. 

Walter  Cotton,  88. 
Hogg,    Emily,    144 ;    Sir    Frederick    Russell,    144 ; 

Harriett  Venn,  144;    Rt.  Hon''''=  Sir  James  Weir, 

Bart.,  144;  Mary,  144. 
Holden,    Rev.    Alexander    Atkinson,    95 ;    Antonia 

Henrietta,  21,  22  ;   Emma,  95  ;   Isabel,  95  ;  Rev. 

Robert  Shuttleworth,  21,  22. 
Holder,    Anne,     129;     Emily    Janetta,     129;    John 

Hooper,  129. 
Hole,    Anne,     128 ;     Carohne,     128 ;     Eliza,     128 ; 

Ehzabeth,    128 ;     Elizabeth    Anne,    128  ;     Emily 

Lastitia,     129;     Henrietta    Eliza,    129;    Jacquete 

Mary,     128  ;     Mary    Anne,     128  ;     Robert,     128  ; 

Samuel,  150:   Sara,   150 ;   Susanna,  129;  Susanna 

Anne,   128;   William,   128,   129;  William  Gerald, 

129  ;  William  Robert,  129. 
Holland,  Fanny,  64 ;  John,  64 ;  Merial  Ann,  64. 
Holley,  Anne,  42  ;    Horatia,  42  ;   James  Hunt,  42  ; 

Windham  Hunt,  42. 
Holmes,  Rev.  Edward  Molloy,  124;  Elizabeth,  149; 

Evelyn    Mary,    124;     Rev.    Henry    Comber,    149; 

Margaret,   149;   Rev.   Peter,   129;   William,   149; 

Rev.  William  Rusbridge,  149. 
Holworthy,  Sarah  Anne,  164;  Rev.  W.  H.,  164. 
Home,  Charles,  56 ;   Constance  Marian,  56  ;    Henry 

David,  56. 
Honywood,   Sir  John  Courtnay,  Bart.,    158;    Mary 

Anne,  158;  Mary  .\nne  Elizabeth,  158. 
Hook,    Ann,   44;    Very    Rev.   James,   D.C.L.,   44; 

Katharine,  44;  Robert,  44;  Theodore,  44. 
Hopwood,  Rev.  Canon,  150. 
Hordern,  Rev.  Joseph  Calveley,  162. 
Horner,  Irene  Eliza,   139,  144;   Rev.  William,  139, 

144. 


Hort,  Anne,  165  ;  Kitty  Jenk\Ti,  165  ;  Thomas,  165. 
Horton,  Ann  Elizabeth,  92;    Rev.  George  W'illiam, 

92  ;  Rev.  Le  Gendre  George,  92  ;  Mabel  Augusta 

Ilawksworth,  92. 
Housecroft,  Rev.  Tom,  117. 
Housman,  Sarah  Agnes,  141;  William,  141. 
Howard,   Elizabeth,    104  ;  Elizabeth  Copeman,   104; 

William,  104. 
Howarth,  Rev.  H.,  136. 
Howe,  Rev.  William  Walsham,  29. 
Hubbard,  Elizabeth,  115. 
Huddleston,  Caroline  Mary,   138  ;   George  (formerly 

Croft),  138;  Mary  Elizabeth,  138. 
Hudson,  Anthony,  33,  40. 

Hugo,  Joanna  Bryan,  35 ;  Thomas  Byrdall,  35. 
Hull,    Frances    Amelia,    61  ;    Henry    Charles,    61  ; 

Maria  Charlotte,  61 ;  Rev.  Henry  Wilham,  61. 
Hunt,  Elizabeth,   146  ;    Dr.   Richard  Thomas,   146 ; 

Thomas,  146. 
Hunter,  Emmehne  Louisa,  22;  Frederick  Ernest,  22; 

Frederick    Ernest    Arundell,    22 ;     Rev.    William 

Elijah,  38. 
Hurt,  Charles,  17;  Mary  Anne,  17;  Susanna,  17. 
Hussey,  Charlotte,  165;  Sir  Edward,  Bart.,  165. 
Huston,  Frances  Theresa,  146;  Joseph  Henry,  146. 
Hutchinson,  Martha,  65  ;   Ralph,  65. 
Hutchison,     Rev.     .Eneas    Barkly,     140 ;    Catherine 

Rebecca,  139;  Hon'"''' Joseph,  139. 
Hutton,  Rev.  Charles,  25;  Mary,  25. 
Hyde,  Charlotte,  1 16. 


I'Anson,  Alice  Mary,  66;  Ann,  65;  Anna  Maria,  66; 
Anne  Grant,  66 ;  Elizabeth,  66 ;  Frances,  65 ; 
Frances  Dorothy,  66  ;  Georgina  Elizabeth, 
66 ;  Jane  Elizabeth,  66  ;  Maria,  65  ;  Martha, 
65  ;  Thomas,  66  ;  Thomas  Charles,  66  ;  William, 
65  ;  William  Andrew,  66  ;  Dr.  William  Andrew, 
65. 

"  Infelix,  A.P.,"  61 ;  see  Law  .^.P. 

Ingram,  Francis,  147 ;  Sophia,  147. 


J 

James,  see  Grevis-James. 

Jennings,  Annie,  81. 

Jephson,  Julia,  96;  Sir  Richard  Mountenay,  Bart.,  96. 

Johnes,  George,  95  ;   Mary,  95. 

Johnson,    Evelyn    Fanny,    96 ;     George    John,    96  ; 

Frederica,  96. 
Johnston,    Ellen    Jane,    38 ;     Julie    Victorine,    38 ; 

Robert,  38;  Rev.  Robert  Edwin,  38. 
Jones,    Caroline    (Dowager    Lady    Hardinge),    62  ; 

Elizabeth,  23  ;  Elizabeth  Jane,  23  ;  Henry  Taylor, 

62;   John,   23;   Julia,  62;    Rev.   R.   M.,   19,  21; 

Thomas  William  Carmalt,  120;  Wilson,  23. 
Joscelyn,  Alice,  102;  John,  102;  Louisa,  102. 


K 


Keith-Falconer,  Anthony  Adrian,  Earl  of  Kintore, 
68  ;  Hon'''"  Charles  James,  68 ;  Louisa,  Countess 
of  Kintore,  68. 

Kelsall,  Annie  Heap,  150;  Mar}-  Elizabeth,  150; 
Robert,  150. 

Kelsey,  Rev.  John,  loi ;  Matilda,  loi. 

Kempthorne,  Gertrude  Emily,  161  ;  Ven'''"  Arch- 
deacon Richard,  161;  Sophia  Mary,  161. 

Kennedy,  Archibald,  Marquis  of  .-Mlsa,  96 ;  Lady 
Constance  Eleanor,  96 ;  Julia,  Marchioness  of 
.A.ilsa,  96;  Hon*"'"  Robert,  17;  Sophia  Eliza,  17. 

Kenney-Herbert,  .\gnes,  127;  Colonel  Arthur  Robert, 
127;  Enid  Agnes,  127. 


180 


Kent,   Alice,    104;    Elizabeth,    104;    George,   104; 

Samuel  Horatio,  104. 
Keppel,     Lady    Caroline     Elisabeth,    56 ;     William 

Charles,  Earl  of  Albemarle,  56. 
Kerr,   Emily  Caroline   Fortescue,    123,    126  ;    Lewis 

120;  Mary,  120,  123;  Major-General  Lord  Robert, 

123,  126. 
Key,  Andrew,  79;  Elizabeth  Anderson,  "]<), 
Khartoum  and  Aspall,  Major-Gencral  Horatio  Herbert 

Kitchener,  Baron  Kitchener  of,  6. 
Killaloe,    Rt.     Rev.    Alexander    Arbuthnot,    D.D., 

Bishop  of,  61. 
Kimberley,   Lady  Florence,  Countess  of,  C.L,   166; 

Sir  John  Wodehouse,  Earl  of,  K.G.,  166. 
King,  Catherine,  90;  Colonel  Charles,  24;  Charlotte, 

24  ;  James,  90 ;   Mary  Ann,  87,  89  ;   Mary  Emma, 

24;  William,  87,  89. 
Kinsley,  Charles,  38;  Ellen,  38. 
Kintore,    Anthony    Adrian,    Earl   of,    68 ;    Louisa, 

Countess  of,  68. 
Kitchener,  Ann,  I,  3  ;  Annette,  4;  Arthur  Buck,  7  ; 

Caroline,  7 ;  Charles  Chevallier,  7  ;  Charles  Elwyn, 

3  J    Dorothy,    7  :    Edith,    7  ;    Eleanor   Fanny,   5  ; 

Eliza,  3  ;   Elizabeth,  1,5;  Ellin  Mary,  5  ;  Elliott, 

5  ;  Emma,  I,  3,  4  ;   Evelyn  Bertha,  2  ;   Fanny,  4  ; 

Frances    Anna,    4 ;    Frances    Anne,    4 ;     Frances 

Elhott,  3,  4  ;    Frances  Madge,  7  ;    Francis  Emily 

Jane,    6 ;    Frank    Sydney,    3 ;    Colonel    Frederick 

Walter,  7  ;  Harold  Gordon,  3  ;  Henry,  2  ;  Lieut. - 

Colonel     Henry     Elliott    Chevallier,     5 ;      Henry 

Franklin  Chevallier,   5  ;    Henry   Hamilton,   3,  7  ; 

Henry  Horatio,  3;  Lieut. -Colonel  Henry  Horatio, 

4 ;    Henry  Thornton,   5 ;    Major-General   Horatio 

Herbert,    Baron    Kitchener   of   Khartoum   and   of 

Aspall,    6 ;    Sir    Horatio   Herbert,   4 ;    Isabel,   2  ; 

Jane,  2  ;  Jane  Penelope,  5  ;   Kawara,  4  ;   Lajtitia, 

I ;  Mabel  Edith,  3;  Martha,  i ;  Mary  Arabella,  2  ; 

Mary    Edme,    7 ;    Mary    Louisa,   2 ;    Nathan,   2 ; 

Norah  Frances,  5  ;    Phihp  Elliott,  4,  5  ;   Philippa 

Chevallier,    7 ;    Robinson    John,    i  ;    Samuel,    4 ; 

Samuel  Robinson,  2  ;   Susan,  2  ;   Susan  Mary,  3  ; 

Susanna,    i;     Thomas,    i,    2;    Dr.    Thomas,    2; 

Thomas     Martin     Cripps,     2;      William,     i,    2; 

William  Cripps,  3 ;    William  Henry,   3 ;    William 

Orbell,  3. 
Kitson,  Susan,   129;   Susanna,   129;   Rev.  William, 

1 2*9. 
Knight,  Ann,  102;  Elizabeth,  102;  John  Christopher, 

102. 
Knightley,   Rev.  Charles,  93 ;    Dame  Louisa   Mary, 

158;  Sir  Rainald,  Bart.,  158;  Sophia,  93. 
Knox,  Mary  Georgiana,  55;  Colonel  Wright,  55. 
Kyle,  Anne,  no;  Annette,   no;  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel, 

D.D.,  no. 


Land,  Esther,  103;  Colonel  John,  103;  John  Henry, 

103;  Mary,  103. 
Lane,  Louisa,  158;  Rose,  93;  Thomas,  158. 
Langmead,  Elizabeth,  37;  Rev.  George  Wynne,  140; 

Philip,  37. 
Langridge,  Edward,  160  ;   Maria,  160 ;   Sarah  Anne, 

160. 
Langton,    Margaret,    n7 ;     Skinner   Zachary,    n?  ; 

Susan  Cecilia,  n7. 
La.scelles,    Hon''"   Arthur,    156;    Caroline    Frances, 

156;  Catherine,  156;  Hon''"' and  Rev.  James,  156. 
Laud,  Mary  Arabella,  2,  Thomas,  2. 
Law,   .'\gnes,  63  ;   .Alexander  Delaval  Hamilton,  63  ; 

Alexander  Patrick  ("A.  P.  Infelix"),  61  ;  Amelia, 

61  ;  Amelia  Teresa,  61 ;  Arbuthnot  Patrick  Astley, 
63 ;    Arthur   Arbuthnot,   63 ;    Arthur   Fitzpatrick, 

62  ;  Cecil  Arbuthnot,  62  ;  Eleanor,  62 ;  Eliza- 
beth, 64  ;  Fanny,  64  ;  Florence  Marianne,  64  ; 
Frances,  61  ;  Frances  Amelia,  61  ;  Francis,  63  ; 
Rev.  Francis,  61,  63  ;  Francis  Arthur,  63  ;  Francis 


Patrick,  61  ;  Frank  Vesey,  62  ;  Georgiana  Anne, 
61;  Hamilton  Patrick  John  Holland,  64  ;  Hubert 
Henry  Bingham,  63  ;  Hugh,  64  ;  Isabella,  61,  64  ; 
Isabella  Barbara,  62  ;  Isabella  Susan,  62  ;  Julia, 
62 ;  Marianne,  63 ;  Minnie  Louisa,  64 ;  Rev. 
Patrick  Comerford,  61;  Patrick  Francis,  62; 
Robert,  61,  62;  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.,  61;  Rev. 
Robert  Arbuthnot,  62,  63  ;  Robert  Archie,  64 ; 
Robert  George,  62  ;  Rose  Anne,  63  ;  Ruth,  63  ; 
Ruth  Ellen,  63  ;  Samuel,  64 ;  Sophia  Elizabeth, 
63  ;  Walter  Henry  Patrick,  62  ;  William  Arthur, 
64 ;  William  Heniy,  64. 

Lawson,  Edith,  169 ;  Edmund,  166  ;  Emma  North- 
cote,  169  ;  George,  168  ;  Sir  George,  169 ;  Rev. 
George  Robert,  169. 

Leacock,  Charlotte,  34;  John,  34. 

Learmonth,  Anne,  78;  W.,  78. 

Learmouth,  Margaret,  n7;  Walter,  117. 

Lechmere,  Sir  Edmund  Hungerford,  Bart.,  ni ;  Mary 
Clara  Elizabeth,  in. 

Lee,  Margaret,  33;  Margaret  Jane,  93,  94;  Richard, 
93,  94;  Ruth,  63;  Thomas,  63;  Weyman,  33. 

Lees,  Rev.  W.,  156. 

Legard,  Catherine,  20;  Captain  James  Anlaby,  R.N., 
20 ;  Colonel  James  Digby,  20. 

Legge,  Lady  Barbara,  53  ;  Lady  Barbara  Maria,  53  ; 
Lady  Frances,  Countess  of  Dartmouth,  53 ;  George, 
Earl  of  Dartmouth,  K.G.,  53;  Hon'''<=  and  Rev. 
George  58 ;  WiUiam,  Earl  of  Dartmouth,  53. 

Leigh,  Hon'''''  and  Rev.  Canon,  58  ;  Chandos,  Lord, 
54;  Hon'=''=  Louisa  Georgina,  54 ;  Margarette,  Lady, 

54- 
Leinster,  Emilia  Mary,  Duchess  of,  67 ;  Emilia  Mary, 

Dowager  Duchess  of,  67 ;  James,  Duke  of,  67. 
Lennox,  see  Gordon-Lennox. 
Leslie,  Lady  Henrietta  Anne,   135;  — ,  Countess  of 

Rothes,  135. 
Levett,   Edward,   17;  John,    17;   Sophia   Eliza,   17; 

Susan  Alice,  17. 
Lichfield,  Rt.  Rev.  William  Lloyd,  D.D.,  Bishop  of, 

156. 
Liddell,  Hon'''"  and  Rev.  Robert,  161. 
Life,  Emma,  49. 
Lilford,  Thomas,  Baron,  33. 
Lindon,  Helena,  164;  Joseph,  164. 
Linnett,  Sarah,  103. 
Lipscomb,  Mary,  113. 
Listing,    Professor    Johann    Benedict,    n6  ;    Nanny 

Jacobina  Rebecka,  n6;  Pauline,  n6. 
Listowel,  Maria  Augusta,  Countess  of,  41  ;  William, 

Earl    of,   44  ;    William   (Viscount    Ennismore   and 

Listowel,  and  Baron  Ennismore),  Earl  of,  41. 
Little,    Ernest     Wilham,     136 ;      Katherine     Alice, 

136. 
Littledale,    Henry   Anthony,  95  ;    Mary   Georgiana, 

95- 

Livingston,  Rose  Anne,  63. 

Lloyd,  Mary,  156;  Rev.  John,  156;  Rt.  Rev. 
William,  D.D.,  156. 

London,  Bishop  of,  17,  156. 

Long,  Loftus  Sidney,  21. 

Longden,  John,  31 ;  Mary,  31. 

Lowe,  Emma,  23,  24 ;  Maria,  24  ;  Samuel,  24 ; 
William  Henry,  24. 

Lucas,  Bernard,  21;   Esther,  21. 

Lukin,  Ada  Nicholl,  36  ;  Amelia,  36  ;  Ann,  33,  40 ; 
Rev.  Arthur  Charies  Napier,  36;  Blanche,  39; 
Brownlow,  36  ;  Cecil  Edward  George,  34  ;  Caro- 
line Frances,  34  ;  Catharine  Anne,  37  ;  Catharine 
Emily,  37;  Catherine,  33,  34;  Cecil  Greani,  36; 
Charles,  35  ;  Major-General  Charles  Osbaldeston, 
36  ;  Daisy  Millicent,  36  ;  Dorothy  Octavia,  36  ; 
Elizabeth,  34,  37  ;  Elizabeth  Doughty.  35  ;  Eliza- 
beth Hay,  39;  Ellen,  38;  Ellen  Jane,  38;  Emily, 
35,  37  ;  Emily  Charlotte,  36 ;  Emma  Chariotte, 
39 ;  Emma  Easton,  37  ;  Colonel  Frederick  William, 
39 ;  George,  34 ;  George  Charles  Keate,  37  ;  George 
Frederick  Byng,  37  ;    Very  Rev.  George  William, 


181 


D.C.L.,  D.D.,  33.  4°;  Georgiana  Emily,  35; 
Henr>-  Timsoii,  3S  ;  Isabella  Ann,  34 ;  James 
William,  34,  35  ;  Joanna  Bryan,  35  ;  John,  36,  37; 
Rev.  John,  37  ;  John  Harry  Erskine,  36 ;  Rev. 
John  Mayow,  37,  39  ;  Katharine,  35,  40 ;  Lilian 
Olivia,  36  ;  Lily,  3S  ;  Lionel,  36,  Lucy,  34 ; 
Hon'''' Lucy  Elizabeth,  37;  Lucy  Sybil,  39;  iSIabel 
Rosa,  36  ;  Margaret  Anne,  38  ;  Marjory  Elinor, 
36  ;  Mary,  33 ;  Mary  Easton,  37 ;  Robert,  33,  34 ; 
Robert  Clarence  Wellesley,  36 ;  Robert  Henry,  38 ; 
Robert  North,  33  ;  Sarah,  33,  38 ;  Sophia,  38 ; 
Villebois  Stuart,  39  ;  William,  33  ;  Vice-Admiral 
William,  33,  40 ;  William  Anthony,  35  ;  Major- 
General  William  Windham  Augustus,  39. 

Lumley,  Lady  Henrietta  Barbara,  78;  John,  Earl  of 
Scarborough,  78. 

Lushington,  Anne  Dobree,  5;  Edward  Harbord,  121 ; 
Eleanor  Fanny,  5  ;  Colonel  Franklin,  5  ;  Godfrey, 
121,  126,  127;  Hester,  121;  Sarah  Grace,  121; 
Rt.  Hont"!'  Stephen,  121  ;  Sir  Stephen,  Bart., 
121  ;  WiUiam  Brian,  127. 

Lyndhurst,  Lord  Chancellor,  135. 

Lyon,  Andrew  John  William,  133  ;  Louisa,  133  ; 
Mary,  133. 


M 


Maclean,  Alexander,   144  ;  Alexander  Thomas,  144  ; 

Helen  Jane,  144;  Selina  Philippa,  144. 
Macleod,  Carohne,  53;  Lieut. -General  Sir  John,  53. 
MacNally,  Frances,  65  ;  Leonard,  65. 
Macnought,  Rev.  John,  160. 
Maguiness,  Rev.  John  Thomas,  113,  114. 
Mair,  Caroline  Anna,  150;   Lieut. -Colonel  Cornelius 

Cuyler  Philip,  150. 
Mating,  Christopher  Thompson,  35  ;  Selina  Ann,  35. 
Manchester,  Duke  of,  117. 
Manners,  Lady  Emmeline  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  115; 

John  Henry,  Duke  of  Rutland,  115. 
Manners  -  Sutton,     Rev.     Frederick,     78  ;     Harriett 

Georgiana   Maria,    78  ;    Lady    Henrietta    Barbara 

Lumley,  78. 
Mansfield,  Jane  Sarah,  167  ;  John,  167  ;  Sarah,  167  ; 

William,  Earl  of,  159. 
Mardell,  Eliza,  141;  Elizabeth,  141;  John,  141. 
Marrett,    Catharine    Harriet,    90;     Surgeon  -  General 

Henry    Rowley    Donaldson,    90  ;     Lieut. -General 

—,  go- 
Marsh,  Charlotte  Ann,  III;  Esau,  ill. 
Marshal,  Merial  Ann,  64. 
Marshall,  Rev.  Charles,  89. 
Mason,  Alma,   104 ;    Hedley  Vicars,   104 ;  Jeanette, 

104;  Robert,  32;  Susan,  32;  Thomas,  104. 
Massey,   Alicia,    117;    Ellen   Frances,    117;    George 

Arthur  Webb,  117. 
Massie,  Rev.  E. ,  20. 

Massingberd,  Charles  Burrell,  81;  Harriet,  Si. 
Matthews,    Charles,    27  ;    Julia    Harriet,    27  ;    Mary 

Alethea,  67  :  Samuel,  67. 
Maul,  Rev.  John  Frederic,  72. 

Mayne,  Eliza,   103  ;   Emmeline,   103  ;   George  Thur- 
ston, 103. 
Mayor,  Rev.  Joseph,  20;  Maria,  20. 
Mayow,  see  Wynell-Mayow. 
McArthur,  James,  103  ;  John,  103 ;   Matilda  Emma, 

103. 
McClintock,  Frederick  Robert,  95. 
McDonald,  Rev.  James  Leonard,  50. 
McDonell,  Florence,  32;  John,  32. 
Meares,  Mary  Elizabeth,  77;  Thomas,  77. 
Meen,  John,  104;  Mary,  104. 
Meller,  Agnes,  153;  Alfred,  153;  Edith  Marie,  153; 

Edith  Mary,  155  ;  Edith  May,  153  ;   Edward,  154; 

Elizabeth,    154;    Emma,    153;    Frank,    154;   Lady 

Helen^t Blanche,    155  ;    Ivy  Linton,    153  ;    Joseph, 

153;    Kate,    155;    Lucy,    154;    Lydia   Elizabeth, 

15s;   Mary,   154;    Fhcebe,   154;  Robert  William, 


153;   Sarah,   153;    Sherard  Alfred,   153;    Thomas 

William,    153;    Rev.   Thomas  William,    153,    154; 

Walter,  153;  Hon'''=  Colonel  Walter,  154;  Walter 

Clifford,  155. 
Metcalf,  George  Egerton,  63 ;  Ruth  Ellen,  63. 
Mildmay,  Carew,  34;  Letitia,  34. 
Miller,  Elizabeth,  118;  Emily  Josephine,  118;  Frances 

Crespigny,    126;    Rev.    John    Cale,    D.D.,    118; 

William,  126. 
Millett,  Charles  Frederick,  136. 
Mills,   Charles,   41  ;    Elizabeth,   66 ;    Emma    Parris, 

138;    James,  66 ;    Rev.    Thomas,    1 38  ;    Thomas 

Charles,  27. 
Milman,   Adele  Josephine  Justine,   27  ;    Rev.    John 

White  McKinley,  27  ;  Justine  Mary  McKinley,  27 ; 

Justine  Mary  McKinley,  27. 
Minto,  Andrew,  65. 

Mitford,  Alicia,  76;  George,  76;  Mary,  76. 
Molyneux,  Mary,  29 ;  Thomas,  29. 
Moncreiffe,  Sir  David,  Bart.,  29;  Helen,  29. 
Monypenny,  Rev.  Phillips,  133. 
Moor,  Rev.  Horatio  Charles,  72. 
Moore,  Anne,  no;  Catherine  Rosina,  88;  Charlotte, 

103;    Rev.   Daniel,   77;   John,   103;    Luke,    113; 

Mary,  88;  Mary  Alice,  113;  Robert,  103;  Thomas 

Durie,   88;    Thomas  Henry,   88;    William  Duke, 

no. 
Morris,  Esther,  103. 
Mortlock,  Elizabeth,  140;  Sarim,  140. 
Morton,  Andrew,  121;  Frances,  121;  Sarah,  121. 
Moule,  Rev.  Arthur  Evans,  154. 
Moultrie,  Rev.  John,  4. 
Mundy,  Charles  Godfrey,  81  ;   Harriet,  81  ;  Sophia, 

81. 
Murdock,     Charles     Stewart,     34 ;     Charlotte,    34 ; 

Lsabella    Ann,    34 ;     Thomas,    34 ;     Sir    Thomas 

William  Clinton,  34. 
Murray,  Amelia  Jane,  76;  Bethia,  103;  Charles,  135; 

Lord   Charles    (afterwards    Murray-Aynsley),    76 ; 

Charles  Knight,   135;   Lady  Charlotte,  76;   Lady 

Charlotte,   Duchess  of  Athole,   76  ;    Daniel,   103  ; 

Elizabeth   Ann,    103;    Lady    Emily,    159;    Lord 

Henry,  76  ;   Hugh,   103  ;  James,  Duke  of  Athole, 

76 ;    John,    Duke    of    Alhole,    76 ;     Maria,     135  ; 

William,  Earl  of  Mansfield,  1 59. 
Murray-Aynsley,  Agnes  Athole,  79 ;  Alice  Elizabeth 

Murray,  79;  Lady  Alicia,  76;  Alicia  Harriett,  77; 

Archibald  Cruger,  79  ;  Athol  Keturah  Murray,  77  ; 

Augusta  Judith,  76;    Captain  Charles,   R.N.,  76; 

Vupi'ie  Lord  Charles,   76 ;    Rear- Admiral  Charles, 

78 ;    Vice-Admiral  Charles,   76 ;    Charles   Edward 

Murray,  78  ;  Charles  Percy,  79  ;  Charlotte  Murray, 

76 ;    Clara   Adelaide,    77 ;    Clara    Emily   Stewart 

Murray,  79  ;  Edward  Charles,  78  ;  Elizabeth,  79  ; 

Elizabeth  Anderson,  79  ;    Elizabeth  Ann  Murray, 

78  ;  Emily  EUzabeth,  78  ;  Emma  Athole  Murray, 

79  ;  Emma  Mary,  79 ;  Emma  Murray,  78  ;  Ennna 
Sara,  76 ;  Fanny,  78 ;  George,  79 ;  George 
Edward  Collingwood,  77  ;  Major-General  George 
Herbert  Murray,  78  ;  Hannah  Maria,  77  ;  Harriett 
Georgiana  Maria,  78 ;  Helen  Elizabeth,  79  ;  Hugh 
Percy  Murray,  79 ;  James  Atholl  Murray,  77 ; 
Rev.  John  Cruger  Murray,  78,  79  ;  John  Francis, 
77  ;  John  Henry,  79 ;  John  Murray,  76 ;  John 
Percy  Murray,  79  ;  Maud  Murray,  79. 


N 


Napier,  Rev.  John  Warren,  24. 

Napoleon  I.,  Emperor,  30. 

Nassau,    Rt.     Rev.    Edward    Churton,    Bishop    of, 

151. 
Nelson,  Horatio,  Viscount,  133. 
Nevill,  Richard,  28. 
Neville,  Hon''''=  and  Rev.  Latimer,  167. 
Newdegate,  sec  Newdigate-Newdegate. 


182 


Newdigate,  Agnes,  57  ;  Albert  Lewis,  55,  58 ;  Alfred, 
57  ;  Annie  Harriot,  56 ;  Arthur  Patrick,  56 ; 
Arthur  Kichiud,  57  ;  Barbara  Maria,  57 ;  Lady 
Barbara  Maria,  53  ;  Hornard  Henry,  57  ;  Caroline, 
55;  Caroline  Barbara,  55;  Caroline  Louisa,  58; 
Charles  Alfred,  57  ;  Rev.  Charles  John,  55  ;  Char- 
lotte, 54  ;  Charlotte  Klizabclh  Agnes  Sophia,  54  ; 
Constance  Marian,  56  ;  Daniel  Augustus,  58  ; 
Dorothy  Katharine,  55  ;  Edith  Margaret,  57  ; 
Edward,  57  ;  Eleanor  Gertrude,  56 ;  Eleanor 
Imar,  55  ;  Hon'*'  Elizabeth  Sophia  Lucia,  54 ; 
Frances,  24  ;  Frances  -Vniy,  56  ;  Frances  Barbara, 
53  ;  Francis,  53  ;  Francis  Alexander,  54  ;  Francis 
Henry,  29 ;  Francis  William,  53,  55 ;  Lieut- 
Colonel  Francis  William,  54 ;  George,  55,  58 ; 
Lieut. -Colonel  George,  57;  Gertrude  Selina,  57; 
Henry  Edward  Arthur,  55;  Lieut. -General  Sir 
Henry  Richard  Legge,  58 ;  Katherine  Caroline, 
55  ;  Katherine  Margaret  Mary,  57  ;  Lilah,  54 ; 
Hon'''"  Louisa  Georgiiia,  54 ;  Lucia  Charlotte 
Susan,  54 ;  Mabel  Charlotte,  56 ;  Mary,  57 ; 
Millicent,  58;  Phillis,  58;  Sir  Richard,  Bart.,  53; 
Richard  P'rancis,  58 ;  Sebastian  Francis,  57 ; 
Sehna  Charlotte,  57  ;  Violet  Phyllis,  58  ;  William, 
56 ;  William  Irlenry,  55  ;  Winifred  Mary  Augusta, 

58- 
Newdigate-Newdegate,  Anne  Emily,  56  ;  Rt.  Hon'''" 

Charles,  56;   Lieut. -General  Edward,  58;   Lieut. - 

General  Sir  Edward,  56. 

Newman,  Charles  Cecil,  27. 

NicoU,  Catharine,  48 ;  Harriett  Robinson,  48 ;  Lieut- 
Colonel  Thomas,  48 ;  William,  48. 

Northampton,  Charles,  Marquess  of,  68. 

Norton,  Alice  Elizabeth  Murray,  79  ;  Gilbert  Frede- 
rick Allan,  79  ;  Hon'''=  James,  79  ;  Marian,  79. 


O 

O'Reilly,  Alicia  Maria,   159;  Anthony,  159;   Edith 

Sophia,  159. 
Oakeley,   Athol   Keturah   Murray,   77  ;    Sir  Charles, 

Bart.,  77  ;  Helena,  77;  Ven'''"' Sir  Herbert,  Bart.,  77. 
Oakes,   Emily  Mary  Charlotte,   124;    Lieut. -Colonel 

Richard  Montague,  124;  Sophia  Charlotte,  124. 
Oddie,  Georgiana,  36;  Henry  Hoyle,  36. 
Ogilvie,  Emilia  Mary  (Dowager  Duchess  of  Leinster), 

67 ;  Emily  Charlotte,  67  ;  William,  67. 
Oldham,  Eleanor,  148;  John,  148;  Maria,  14S. 
Oliver,   Ada   Mary,  90 ;    Charlotte,  24  ;    Ellen,  90 ; 

John  Orlando  Hercules  Norman,  90;  Thomas,  24. 
Orbell,  Ann,  3;  Deborah  Ann,  3;  John,  3. 
Oswald,   Amelia  Jane,    76 ;    Charlotte   Murray,   76 ; 

James    Townsend,    76  j    Janet,    76 ;    General    Sir 

John,  76. 
Owen,  Caroline  Seymour,   25  ;    Rev.   Lewis  Welsh, 

25,  26;  Mary  Helen,  25. 


Packe,  Alfred  Edmund,  16S;  Lady  Alice,  166;  Rev. 
Augustus,  169;  Charles,  166-169;  Charles  Hussey, 
165  ;  Charles  James,  165  ;  Lieut. -Colonel  Charles 
James,  165;  Charles  James  Melville,  167;  Colonel 
Charles  William,  165  ;  Charlotte,  165  ;  Charlotte 
Penelope,  165;  Edith,  169;  Edith  Beatrice,  167; 
Edmund,  167;  Edmund  Christopher,  167;  Edmund 
Stratford,  167  ;  Edward  Ale.xander,  167  ;  Edward 
Hussey,  166 ;  Elizabeth  Margaret,  167  ;  Emma 
Penelope,  169;  Eva  Sophia  Penelope,  167;  Flo- 
rence Marion,  166;  Frances  Henrietta,  169;  George 
Hussey,  165;  Lieut. -Colonel  George  Hussey,  166; 
Georgiana  Frances,  169;  Hussey,  166;  James,  168, 
169;  Jane,  167;  Jane  Sarah,  167;  Kitty  Jenkyn, 
165  ;  Louisa  Emily,  168  ;  Margaret  Lucy,  167  ; 
Marianne  Penelope  Catherine,  165 ;   Mary  Anne, 


167  ;    Mary  Anne   Lydia,    166 ;    Penelope,    165  ; 
Richard  Hussey,  166;   Sarah  Martha,  168;   Selina 
Matilda,  166;  Sybil  Alice,  166;  William  Gordon, 
167;  Rev.  William  James,  166-169. 
Palmer,  Mary  Ann,  102;   Peter,  102. 

Panting,  Dr.  John,  163  ;  Rev.  Lawrence,  163  ;  Lucy 
Agnes,  163. 

Paris,  Archibald,  93,  94  ;  Charlotte,  93  ;  Faimy,  94  ; 
Margaret  Jane,  93,  94 ;  Thomas,  93. 

Parke,  Anne,  91 ;  John,  91. 

Parker,  Anne,  23  ;  Francis,  53  ;  Francis  Emily  Jane, 
6  ;  Harry  Rainy,  6  ;  Rev.  John,  23  ;  Vice-Chan- 
cellor  Sir  John,  6 ;  Mary,  6  ;  Millicent,  53  ; 
William,  53. 

Parkyns,  Annie,  8 1 ;  Emily,  81 ;  Sir  Thomas  George 
Augustus,  81. 

Parlby,  Emily  Janetta,  129;  Emily  Laetitia,  129; 
Rev.  John  Hall,  129. 

Partridge,  Alfred  Clarke,  163 ;  Alice  Maud,  163 ; 
Ann,  26 ;  Anthony,  162 ;  Arthur  William,  162, 
163 ;  Beatrice  Maud,  163  ;  Blanche  Emily,  162 ; 
Champion  Robert,  163;  Charles,  76;  Rev.  Charles 
Francis,  162,  164;  Charlotte  Anne,  162;  Clarissa, 
76;  Constance  Harriett,  163;  Edward  Jacob,  162; 
Edward  Richard  Walter,  163  ;  Eleanor  Dorothea, 
162,  164;  Elizabeth  Mary,  163;  Ellen  Ehzabeth, 
163;  Emma,  164;  Emma  Mary,  164;  Etheldred 
Frances,  161 ;  Etheldred  Mary,  162;  Florence  Emma, 
162;  Frederick  Henry,  164;  Frederick  Robert,  162  ; 
George  Anthony,  161,  162,  164;  George  Arthur, 
163  ;  Gertrude  Emily,  161  ;  Gertrude  Etheldreda, 
162;  Heathfield  Walter,  164;  Helena,  164;  Henry, 
i5i;  Henry  Champion,  161 ;  Henry  Ralph  Cham- 
pion, 162;  Henry  Samuel,  161;  Henry  Thomas, 
161  ;  Hugh,  163  ;  Isabella  Blanche,  162  ;  John, 
26;  Rev.  John  Anthony,  162;  John  Henry, 
162;  Katharine,  161;  Katherine  Margaret,  162; 
Louisa  Etheldred,  163;  Louisa  Isabella,  162; 
Louisa  Katharine,  161;  Lucy  Agnes,  163;  Maria 
Agnes,  163;  Mary,  164;  Mary  Frances,  161 ;  Mildred 
Rachel,  164;  Percival  Walter,  164;  Reginald  Walter, 
164;  Sarah  Anne,  164;  Sophia  Sarah,  162,  164; 
Sybil  Marion,  163  ;  Rev.  Walter  Ernest  Clarke, 
163  ;  Rev.  Walter  Henry,  163  ;  Rev.  Walter  John, 
163  ;  William  Edward,  162  ;  William  Luke,  164. 

Pater,  Adelaide  Emilia,  148 ;  Eleanor,  146  ;  Joseph, 
146;  Rev.  Joseph  Saunders,  147. 

Paterson,  Edith,  7 ;  John,  7. 

Patterson,  John,  130;  Mary,  130. 

Paul,  Eleanor,  128;  Sarah,  80;  Stephen,  80. 

Peach,  Clarissa,  76;  Emma  Sara,  76;  Samuel  Peach, 
76. 

Pechey,  Harriett,  160 ;  Joseph,  160. 

Peel,  Harriet,  67;  Sir  Robert,  Bart.,  67. 

Peile,  Annette,  4  ;  Elizabeth,  4  ;  John,  4  ;  William- 
son, 4. 

Peirse,  Harriet  Elizabeth,  43 ;  Henry,  43. 

Pell,  Sir  Albert,  167;  Eliza  Elizabeth,  167. 

Penleaze,  Mary,  138;  William,  138. 

Penny,  Rev.  Edward  H.,  141;  Louisa,  141. 

Percy,  see  De  Percy. 

Peterborough,  Rt.  Rev.  John  Hinchcliffe,  D.D., 
Bishop  of,  134. 

Peters,  Elizabeth,  154;  Mary,  154;  Thomas,  154. 

Phillips,  Frances  Hastings,  139  ;  Rev.  Francis 
Roberts,  37,  39  ;  Mary  Easton,  37  ;  Thomas,  139  ; 
Rev.  William  Joseph  George,  37. 

Phillipps,  Maria  Charlotte,  61;  Thomas  Winsloe,  61. 

Pliilput,  Bishop  Henry,  III. 

Pinckard  Anne,  42;  John,  42. 

Pitman,  Rev.  Prebendary,  1 54. 

Pitt,  Rt.  Hon'''«  William,  35. 

Pitts,  Anne,  128;  Joseph,  128;  Rose,  128. 

Pixley,  Alice,  32;  Annie,  32;  Arthur,  32:  Arthur 
Dunbar,  31  ;  Arthur  John,  32;  Arthur  Watt,  32; 
Barbara,  31  ;  Beatrice  Ada,  32 ;  Brodrick  Rich 
Farrar,  31  ;  Caroline,  30 ;  Charlotte  Mary,  30  ; 
Constance  Blyth,  31 ;  Dorothy  Esme,  32 ;  Elizabeth 


183 


Mary,  30;  Elizabeth  Muriel,  31 ;  Ellis  Brooke,  32; 
Emnieline  Ada  Caroline,  31  ;   Eric  William  Blore, 

31  ;  Esme  Caroline,  31  ;  Evelyn  Graham,  31  ; 
Florence,  32  ;  Francis  William,  30  ;  Gerald  James, 

32  ;  Harrielte  Hindle,  31  ;  Isabella  Maud,  32  ; 
James  Aikin,  32  ;  Jane,  32  ;  Jocelyn  Francis  Ren- 
ton,  31  ;  John  Nicol  Fergusson,  31 ;  Margaret,  31, 
32  ;  Norman  Stewart,  32  ;  Olive  Charlotte  Blyth, 
31  ;  Patricia  Isobel  Aikin,  32  ;  Reginald  George 
Hewett,  32;  Robert  Ellis,  30,  32;  Stewart,  30,  31 ; 
Stewart  Aikin,  31  ;  Stewart  Edward,  31  ;  Thomas 
William,  30;  Violet,  31;  William,  30. 

Plumbe,  Roland,  160;  Samuel,  37;  Susanna,  37. 

Plumer,  Rev.  C.  J. ,  29  ;  Eliza  Frances,  28 ;  Rt. 
Hon''''  Sir  Thomas,  28. 

Plummer,  John,  22;   Mary  Louisa,  22. 

Pochin,  Charlotte,  165;  Thomas,  165. 

Pomeroy,  Harriet,  39;  Thomas,  39. 

Popham,  Catherine  I,amb,  142  ;  Admiral  Sir  Home, 
142;  Joseph  Lamb,  142;  I'hilippa  Lamb,  142. 

Pott,  Henry,  87. 

Potts,  Elizabeth,  loi ;  Jane,  101 ;  Rev.  Joseph,  loi ; 
William,  loi. 

Powell,  John  Powell,  120. 

Power,  Edmond,  19;  Ellen,  19. 

Powys,  Anne,  33 ;  Thomas,  33 ;  Thomas,  Baron 
Lilford,  33. 

Price,  Ada  Elizabeth  Augusta,  88  ;  Ada  Marjorie, 
88  ;  Ada  Mary,  90 ;  Anna  Maria,  90  ;  Augustus, 
88;  Lieut. -Colonel  Augustus,  88;  Augustus  Robert 
Petlcy,  88  ;  Catharine  Harriet,  90 ;  Catherine 
Rosina,  88;  Sir  Charles,  Bart.,  87,  89;  Charles 
Henry  Uvedale,  90  ;  Charlotte  Augusta,  89  ;  Cyril 
Uvedale,  90 ;  Edward  Augustus  Uvedale,  89 ; 
Edward  Ralph,  89 ;  Edward  Uvedale  Augus- 
tus, 89  ;  Elizabeth  Emma,  88  ;  Elizabeth  Engel, 
87 ;  Elizabeth  Henrietta,  89 ;  Elizabeth  Kay, 
88  ;  Elizabeth  Palmer,  90  ;  Elizabeth  Rosina  May, 
88;  Emma  Elizabeth,  89;  Florence  Engel  Augusta, 
88;  Frances  Henrietta,  90  ;  Sir  Frederick  Pott,  Bart., 
87,  89  ;    Geoffrey  Uvedale,   89  ;    George  Uvedale, 

88  ;  General  George  Uvedale,  90  ;    Hall  Rokeby, 

89  ;  Harold  Tudor  Egerton,  88  ;  Harriette  Anne 
Wilhelniina,  90 ;  Helen  Rose  Elizabeth,  89 ; 
Henry  Charles,  87  ;  Herman  Chicheley  Augustus, 
88  ;  James,  90  ;  John,  87  ;  Kathleen  Janette,  89  ; 
Mary,  87,  90;  Mary  Ann,  87,  89;  Mary  Cotton,  88 ; 
Mary  Sophia,  90;  Merlyth  Mary,  90;  Petley  Lloyd 
Augustus,  88  ;  Rev.  Ralph,  90  ;  Reginald,  88  ; 
Reginald  Henry  Uvedale,  89 ;  Richard,  87,  89 ; 
Rosina  Mary,  89  ;  Ryswynn  Uvedale,  90  ; 
Thomas,  87  ;  ste  also  Rugge- Price. 

Prichard,  Charles,  113;  Henry,  113;  Hephzibah 
Anne,  113  ;  Martha,  113. 

Probyn,  Rev.  Edmund,  95;  Juliana,  95. 

Prust,  Charles,  78 ;  Charles  Bateman,  78 ;  Emma 
Murray,  78;  Jane,  78. 

Purlewent,  Frances,  143 ;  William,  143. 

Purves,  Ellen,  19;  John  Home,  19. 

Pym,  Alexander,  167  ;  Eliza  Elizabeth,  167  ;  Eliza- 
beth Mary,  96 ;  Francis,  96 ;  Jane  Anne,  96 ; 
Margaret  Lucy,  167. 


Quinn,  Ellen,  38  ;  Lily,  38  ;  Michael  Herbert,  38. 


R 

Radclifife,EIiza  Matilda  Mary,  95;Sir  Joseph,  Bart., 95. 

Radley,  Mary,  154;  John,  154. 

Raikes,  Rev.  Thomas  Digby,  118. 

Ralfe,  Annabella,  156;  Rev.  William,  156. 

Randall,    Rev.    Henry   Lawrence,   154;    Lucy,   154; 

Rev.  William,  D.D.,  154. 
Raper,  Robert  George,  71. 


Raven,    Alice,    150;    Rev.    John,    150;   John  Earle 

Reynolds,  150;  Sara,  150. 
Ravenscroft,  Henry  William,  18. 
Rawlinson,  Thomas,  37. 

Read,  Henry,  102 ;  Matilda,  99,  loi ;  Stephen,  91,  lOI. 
Reading,  Jenkyn,  165;  Kitty  Jenkyn,  165;  Rt.  Rev. 

the  Bishop  of,  124. 
Reid,  Sophia,  72 ;  William  Legge,  72. 
Rendlesham,  Peter  Isaac  Thellusson,  Baron,  33,  40. 
Renton,  Elizabeth,  30 ;  Robert,  30. 
Revelstoke,  Edward  Charles,  Lord,  41. 
Rex,  George,  55 ;  — ,  55. 
Re)Tiardson,   Henry   Birch,    161  ;   Jacob,    161,    164 ; 

Katharine,    161  ;    Samuel,    161  ;    sei   also    Birch- 

Reynardson. 
Rich,  Elizabeth,  145  ;  Jonas,  145. 
Richards,  Catherine,   132;  Rev.   Edward  Tew,  134; 

Rev.  Edward  Windsor,   125;    Rev.   Griffith,   134; 

Iloratia,  134;  Rev.  Lewis,  94;  Selina  Maria  Anne, 

125  ;  Solomon,  132. 
Richardson,  Ann,  154;  Thomas,  154;  Rev.  William 

Esdaile,  71. 
Richmond,  Charles,  Duke  of,  67. 
Ricketts,  Caroline  Frances,  34 ;  George  William,  34  ; 

Letitia,  34;   Rev.  William,  34. 
Riddell,  George  James,  26 ;   IVIary  Eliza,  26  ;   Rose 

Laura,  26. 
Rippingall,  Emma,  164  ;  Rev.  Stephen  Frost,  164. 
Rix,  Mary  .A.nn,  loi ;  VVilliam,  loi. 
Roberts,   Albinus,   160;   Albinus  John,   160;   Alice, 

32;  Caroline,  160;  Elizabeth,  64;  Ellen  Eliz.abeth, 

160 ;    Sir   Frederick,   7  ;    Harvey,    160 ;    Herbert, 

160;  John  Pelham,   160;  Leah,  160;  Lucy,   160; 

Mary,   144,   160 ;    Mary  Anne,    160 ;    Sarah  Ann, 

160;  Sarah  Anne,  160;  Thomas,  64;  — ,  32. 
Robinson,    Janie,     131  ;     Martha,    i  ;     Nathan,    i  ; 

Samuel,  I;  William,  i. 
Rochester,  Rt.  Rev.  Joseph  Cotton  Wigram,   D.D., 

Bishop  of,  21. 
Rogers,  Agnes  Anne,  40;  Alexander  Tallents,  152; 

Annie  Bertha,   148  ;  Henrietta,  148  ;   Rev.  James, 

67;    Kate,   152;    Dr.  Thomas  Lawes,   148;   Tom 

Hugh  Goddard,  148;  William,  40. 
Rolfe,  Anne,  48,  120;  Rev.  Edmund,  127;  Harriett, 

120;    Harriott,    48;    Jemima,    127;    Judith,    48; 

Laura,    Baroness    Cranworth,     127  ;     Sir    Robert 

Monsey,  Baron  Cranworth,  127;  William,  48,  120; 

see  also  Boggis- Rolfe. 
Rope,  Ellen,  136;  Samuel  Edward,  136. 
Rose,  Rev.  Edward  Joseph,  6. 
Rothes,  Countess  of,  135. 
Rougemont,  su  De  Rougemont. 
Rous,  George,  34. 
Rouse,  Maria,  131. 
Routh,    Edward    John,     117;     Hilda,    117;    Marie 

Louisa,    117;    Commissary-General   Sir  Randolph 

Isham,  117. 
Rowlandson,  Anthony,  88;  Elizabeth,  88. 
Royds,   Rev.   Edward,   29 ;    Emily,  29  ;    Mary,   29 ; 

Rev.  Nathanael,  29. 
Rudolf,  Rebecca  Jo.sephine,  146. 
Rugge,  Mary,  87  ;  William,  87. 
Rugge-Price,   Sir  Arthur  Tames,  Bart.,  87;  Charles, 

89  ;  Sir  Charles,  Bart.,  87  ;  Mary,  87. 
Rump,  Hugh,  37  ;  Hugh  Robert,  37  ;  Jane,  37. 
Russell,  Hester,  122. 
Rutland,  John  Henry,  Duke  of,  115. 
Ryder,  Edward  Augustus,  148. 
Rye,   Elizabeth    Tonson,    94 ;    Mary,    94 ;    Richard 

Tonson,  94. 


St.  Asaph,  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel  Halifax,  D.D.,  Bishop  of, 
34;  Rt.  Rev.  William  Lloyd,  D.D.,  Bishop  of,  156. 

St.  George,  Emilia,  146 ;  Frances,  146 ;  Frances 
Emilia,  146;  Rev.  Howard,  145,  147;  Rev.  Canon 
How^ard,  146  ;  Lieut. -Colonel  John,  146. 


1 8.1 


Salmon,    Caroline,    148 ;    Mary,    7 ;     Richard,    7 ; 

Thomas,  148. 
Saltmarsh,  John,  133;  Mary,  133. 
Sams,   Rev.  John  Barwick,  2,  3 ;  Sarah,  2 ;  Susan, 

2;  Susan  Barwick, '3. 
Sanders,  Eliz;i  Anne,  2  ;  Evelyn  Bertha,  2  ;  Gerard 

Arthur  Fletcher,  2 ;   Rev.  Henry  Marlyn,  2. 
Sanderson,  Anne  F.ivell,  146  ;  Annie  Baddeley,  148 ; 

Rev.   Canon,   D.D.,   150;    Eliza,    148;    Elizabeth, 

14s ;  Jane,  146;  John,  145;  Rev.  Robert  Edward, 

14S ;    Sarah,   145  ;    Thomas,   146  ;    Rev.  Thomas, 

D.D.,  1 48. 
Sandford,  Anne,  49 ;  Rev.  Edmund,  49. 
Sarawak,  His  Highness  Sir  Charles  Anthony  Johnson 

Brooke,  Rajah  of,  50. 
Sargent,  — ,  4. 
Saunders,    Ellen,    90 ;    Herbert   Clifford,   88 ;    Rev. 

James  Thomas  ConoUy,  90. 
Scarborough,  John,  Earl  of,  78. 
Scott,    Anna    Maria,     130,    131  ;    Bindon,    62 ;    Sir 

Samuel,  Bart.,   130,  131. 
Scrase-Dickins,  .\nn  Maria,  68;  Charles,  68;  Charles 

Robert,  68 ;    Charles  Spencer,  68 ;    Lady  Frances 

Elizabeth,  68. 
Scrutton,  Alexander  James,  I. 
Sebright,  Sir  John  Saunders,  Bart.,  156  ;  Mary  .\nne, 

156. 
Seymour,    Lady    Constance    Adelaide,     1 59 ;     Lady 

Emily,    Marchioness   of    Hertford,    159;    Frances 

Hugh  George,  Marquis  of  Hertford,  159. 
Sharland,  Anne,  25  ;   Arthur  Cruwys,  25-27  ;   Arthur 

Hodges,  27  ;  Arthur  Henry  Hodges,  27  ;  Caroline, 

26 ;   Elizabeth,  25  ;   Elizabeth  Anne,  27  ;    Emily, 

26 ;  Emily  Cruwys,  27 ;  George,  25  ;  Rev.  George, 

26 ;  Rev.  George  Frederic,  27  ;  Gertrude  Elizabeth, 

27  ;   Harriet,  25  ;   Henr)',  26  ;   Henry  Boteler,  27  ; 

John,   25  ;    Julia   Boteler,  27  ;    Julia   Harriet,  27  ; 

Justine  Mary  McKinley,  27 ;  Louisa  Catherine,  27  ; 

Mary,  25,  27  ;  Rev.  Stanley  Cruwys,  27. 
Sharland-Cruwys,    Rev.    George,    26 ;    Mary    Eliza, 

26. 
Sharp,  Catherine,  156;  Mary,  156;  William,  156. 
Shaw,  Agnes  Margaret,  117;  Captain  Charles,  R.N., 

155;     Rev.     Daniel,    24;     George    Alfred,     117; 

Hannah,     117;      Herbert    Alfred,     117;     Louisa 

Margaret,  155. 
Shelford,  Rev.  Leonard  Edmund,  in. 
Sherard,  Edith  Marie,  153;   Colonel  George  Brude- 

nell,  153. 
Sheridan,    Charles   William,    143 ;    Emily    Augusta, 

143;  Mary  Anne,  143. 
Shipley,  Jane,  31 ;  John,  31. 
Shirley,   Rev.  Arthur  George  Sewallis,  58 ;    Evelyn 

Philip,   III;   Mary,  58 ;    Mary  Clara,   in;   Mary 

Clara  Elizabeth,  in;  Phillis,  58. 
Shore,  Alice  Maud,  163;  Sydney  Foye,  163. 
Short,  Rev.  Hugh  Martj-n,  151. 
Shortt,  Caroline  Frances,  141,  144;  Emily  Jane,  141 ; 

Lieut. -Colonel   James,    144;    Mary,    144;    Lieut. - 

Colonel   William   Aldersey   James,    141  ;     Lieut. - 

Colonel  William  Taylor,  141,  144. 
Shrubsole,  Ann,  i  ;  Sarah,  I ;  William,  I. 
Shutt,  James,  49;  Mary,  49. 
Shuttleworth,  Rev.  William  Starkie,  139. 
Simpson,  Adam,  17  ;  EUzabeth,  30;  Elizabeth  Mary, 

30;  Ellen  (Eleanor),  114;  John  Price,  30;  Mary, 

17;  Richard,  114. 
Sitwell,    Rev.     Degge  Wilmot,     19 ;    Rev.     Hervey 

Wilmot,  18;   Robert  Sacheverell,  18;  see  Wilmot- 

Sitwell. 
Skipwith,  Rev.  Humbertson,  127. 
Sligo,  Hester  Catherine,  Marchioness  of,  142;  Howe 

Peter,  Marquis  of,  142. 
Sloggett,  Elizabeth,  5 ;  Henry,  5. 
Smart,     Eleanor,     112  ;     Elizabeth    Frances,     no; 

Elizabeth  Lyde,   112;    Rev.  John,   112;    William, 

no. 
Smedley,  Heniy,  19;  Millicent  Ursula  Maiy,  19. 


Smith,   Charlotte,    n6 ;    Charlotte   Elizabeth,    126; 

SirCulIing,  Bart.,  126;  Elizabeth  Mary,  96  ;  Henley, 

163  ;   Henry  Abel,  96  ;   Rev.  Horatio  Bolton,  79 ; 

Isabella  Judith  Maria,  67;  Rev.  Lambton  Loraine, 

67;    Lucy   Elizabeth,    163;    Ricarda,    116;    Rev. 

Richard,    116;    Rev.    T.    Tunstall,    20;    William 

Edwards,  144;   Rev.  William  Hart,  167. 
Smith-Barry,  Arthur,  157;  Geraldine,  157. 
Smyth,  Anna  Maria,  67;  Walter,  67. 
Sneyd,  Barbara,  53;  Frances,  53;  Ralph,  53. 
Somerset,    Lady    Harriette    Blanche,    155  ;     Henry 

Charles,  Duke  of  Beaufort,  K.G.,  155. 
Span,  Amelia,  61. 
Sparke,   Agnes,   63  ;    Rev.  Canon  Edward   Bowyer, 

63 ;  Rev.  Chancellor  John  Henry,  63. 
Spencer,    Rev.   Albert,    140;    Bishop,    132;    Charles 

Tallents,    152  ;    Christiana,    151  ;    Edith   /Elfrida, 

152  ;  Fanny  Maria  Mills,  143  ;  Rev.  J.,  141 ;  John 

James,   143;    Rev.  John  Ward,   143;    Kate,   152; 

Rosina,  143;  Rev.  William,  D.D.,  152. 
Spicer,  John  William  Gooch,  95 ;  Juliana,  95 ;  Juliana 

Hannah  Mary,  95. 
Spofforth,    Ann,    154;    Elizabeth,    154;    Markham, 

154;  Samuel,  154. 
Spurway,   Rev.   Edward  Brian  Combe,   143 ;    Fanny 

Maria   Mills,   143 ;    Frances,   143  ;    Captain  John, 

R.N.,  143;  John  Purlewent,  143. 
Squire,  Catherine,  I  ;   Mary  Anna,  163  ;  William,  I ; 

Wright  Thomas,  163. 
Stafford,  Edith  Mary  Culling,  127;  Emily  Mary,  127; 

WilUam    Francis    Howard,     127  ;     Major-General 

William  Joseph  Fitzmaurice,  127. 
Stamford,  Harry,  Earl  of,  19. 
Standfast,  Amy,  128. 
Stanton,  Ven''''=  Archdeacon  Thomas,  163. 
Starkie,  Ann  Elizabeth,  92;  Le  Gendre  Nicholas,  92. 
Statham,  Emily  Florence,   139;   Florence  Elizabeth, 

144  ;    Rev.    George    Herbert,    139,    144 ;    Henry 

Heathcote,  139,  144;  Irene  Eliza,  139,  144. 
Steedman,  John,  160;  Leah,  160. 
Steel,  Caroline,  160;  Elizabeth,  160;  William,  160. 
Stephenson,  Edward,  48,  120;  Mary  Cecilia,  48,  120. 
Stevens,  Rev.  Henry,  72. 
Steward,  Laura,  22;  Lieut. -Colonel  — ,  22. 
Stewart,    Frances    Henrietta,    90  ;    Lady   Harriette 

Blanche,  Countess  of  Galloway,  155  ;  Lady  Helen 

Blanche,    155  ;   Jessie   Gayfer,    104  ;    John    Knox, 

104  ;    Patrick,  90  ;    Randolph,   Earl  of  Galloway, 

155;    Rev.   Ravenscroft,   17;    Robert,  90;    Sarah 

Jane,  104;  William,  104. 
Stokes,    Major-General    George    Baret,   62  ;    George 

Day,  62  ;  Isabella  Barbara,  62;  Mary  Ann,  62. 
Stone,  Elizabeth,  103. 
Story,  Ellen,  17,  18;  Ellen  Martha,  93;  John  Bain- 

brigg,  93;  John  Bainbrigge,  17,  18;  Sophia,  93. 
Strange,  Mary  Ann,   18  ;    Robert,   18 ;  Sir  Thomas, 

144. 
Stratford,  Francis,  165;  Penelope  Bate,  165. 
Streatfeild,    Rev.    Champion,    20 ;      Hannah,     20 ; 

Katherine    Mary   Frances,    20 ;    Thomas   Edward 

Champion,  20 ;  William  Champion,  20. 
Street,    Edward    Miller,    71  ;    James   Barkfield,   71  ; 

Mary,  71 ;  Mary  Peerman,  71. 
Strutt,  Martha  Anne,  136. 
Stuart -Wortley,     Lieut. -Colonel     Archibald     Henry 

Plantagenet,     115;    Hon""   Charles  James,    115; 

Lady  Emmeline  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  115;  Lavinia 

Rebecca,  115. 
Sturges,  Elizabeth,   140 ,    John,   140 ;    Laura  Innes, 

140 ;    Rev.   Simon,    140 ;    Rev.   William   Samuel, 

140. 
Sturt,  Ellen,  155;  Henry,  155. 
Surtees,  Maria,  65 ;  Ridley,  65. 
Sutton,  see  Manners-Sutton. 
Swale,  John,  162;  Mar)-,  162. 

Sweeting,  Alfred,  117;  Rev.  Alfred,  117;  Ellen 
.Methea,  117;  Sarah,  117;  Rev.  Walter  Deben- 
ham,  n/. 


iS; 


Swetenham,  Edmund,  23 ;  Edmund  Wilson,  23 ; 
Elizabeth  Jane,  23 ;  Mary,  23. 

Swinny,  Eleanor  Matilda,  122;  George  Stoney,  122; 
Maria,  122. 

Swinton,  Mary,  144;  Samuel,  144. 

Swire,  John,  131;  Maria,  131;  Maria  Louisa,  131. 

Swithinbank,  Amy,  151,  152;  Ann,  151;  Bernard 
Winthrop,  151  ;  Constance  Anne,  152  ;  Constantia 
Anne,  151  ;  Crossley,  152 ;  Cuthbert  Winthrop, 
151;  Dorothy,  152;  Edith  .'Elfrida,  152;  Enid, 
152;  Ethel  Schaeft'er,  152;  George  Edwin,  151 ; 
Gertrude  Enid,  152;  Harold  William,  152;  Rev. 
Herbert  Spenser,  151,  152;  Hilda  Spenser,  152; 
Isobel,  152;  Joseph,  151 ;  Joshua,  151 ;  Mildred,  152. 

Swyer,  Roger,  131. 


Taschereau,    Cardinal,     117;    Judge,     117;     Marie 

Louisa,  117. 
Taylor,    Barbara,    62 ;     Edward,    gi  ;     Maria,    77  ; 

Samuel,  62,  77;  Sarah,  91. 
Templetown,  Clotworthy,  Lord,  40. 
Thackeray,  Elizabeth,  23 ;   Selina  Martha,  23  ;  Wil- 
liam Makepeace,  23. 
Thackthwaite,  Alice,  loi ;  Jubilia,  loi ;  Thomas,  loi. 
Thatcher,  Ethel  Schaeffer,  152;  John  Wells,  152. 
Thellusson,  Ann,  33,  40  ;  Anne,  33,  40  ;  Peter,  33, 

40 ;  Peter  Isaac,  Baron  Rendlesham,  33,  40. 
Thirelkeld,  John,  76;  Mary,  76. 
Thomas,  Edith  Isabel,  68;  John,  153;  Louisa  Maria, 

72;  Robert  Moseley,  68;  Sarah,  153;  William,  72. 
Thompson,  lona  Kathleen,  127;  James,  127. 
Thornhill,    Rev.    Charles,    167  ;    Charlotte   Matilda, 

167;    George,   158,   166,   167;  Mary,    158;    Mary 

Anne,  166,  167. 
Thornton,    Elizabeth,   5  ;    Henry,   5  ;    Penelope,   5  ; 

Rev.  Samuel,  D.D.,  3. 
Thornycroft,  Rev.  Charles,  19;  Henrietta,  19. 
Thorpe,  Constance  Mary,  71;  Rev.  John,  71. 
Thrupp,  Rev.  Robert,  79. 
Tillard,  Rev.  James  Arthur,  112. 
Timson,  Elizabeth,  37 ;  Henry  Thomas,  37 ;  Susanna, 

37- 
Tomlinson,  Martha,  113;  Richard,  113. 
Tenner,  Mary  Anne  Elizabeth,  146. 
Torrington,  Vice-Admiral  George,  Viscount,  37. 
Toye,  Rev.  Joseph  Theophilus,  147. 
Tozer,  Dorothy,  129. 
Truscott,  Catherine  Rebecca,  139  ;  Clara  Mary,  139  ; 

Frances    Hastings,     139;     Frank,     139;     George 

Frederick,  139,  143. 
Tuckwell,  Rev.  Philip,  117. 
Tuffnell,  Elizabeth,  4. 
Turnell,    Andrew,     147  ;    Anne,     147  ;    John,    147 ; 

Sarah  Jane,  147. 
Turner,  Edward,  158;  Mary,  158. 
Tustin,  Hannah  Maria,  77 ;  John,  77 ;  Maria,  77. 
Twigg,  Rev.  Thomas,  24. 
Tyler,  Eliza  Jane,  104. 
Tyrwhitt-Drake,  Louisa  Isabella,  162;  Thomas,  162. 


U 

Underwood,  Rev.  Charles  \Miite,  147. 

Upton,  Hon'"'''  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  40 ;  Clotworthy, 

Lord  Templetown,  40. 
Usill,  Rev.  James  Harley,  153,  154;  Lucy,  154. 


Vaudrey,  Rev.  John,  154. 

Vaughan,  Rev.  Peter,  5. 

Venn,    Charlotte   Ann,    136;    Emma,    136;    Gerard 

Noel,  136;  Henry,  138;  Rev.  Henry  Knott,  139, 

143;  Mary,  138. 


Verney,  HonW^  Blanche,   157;   Geraldine,  Baroness 

Willoughbyde  Broke,  157;  Henry,  Lord  Willoughby 

de  Broke,  157. 
Vernon,  Elizabeth,  91 ;  John,  91,  155;  Maria  Sophia, 

91;  Mary,  155. 
Vesey,    Barbara,   62 ;    Eleanor,    62 ;    Rev.    George, 

D.D.,  62. 
Vicars,  EUzabeth,  130;  Thomas,  130. 
Victoria,   H.M.   Queen,  6,   35,   39,  41,   53,   54,   77, 

no. 
^'ictoria,  Rt.   Rev.  George  Hills,  D.D.,  Bishop  of, 

151. 
\  inter.  Rev.  Alfred  Evans,  77  ;  Alicia  Harriett,  77  ; 

Rev.  Frederick  William,  77  ;   Harriet  Sowley,  77  ; 

John  Alfred,  77. 
Vizer,  Julie  Victorine,  38;  Robert,  38. 
Voeux,  see  Des  Voeu.\. 


W 


V.^ade,  Rev.  Prebendary,  24. 

Wahl,  Sophia  Elizabeth,  63. 

Wakefield,  Blanche,  39;  Harriet,  39;  Henry,  39. 

Walbanke-Childers,    Joanna    Maria,    124 ;     Colonel 

John,  124;  Selena,  124. 
Waldegrave,    Elizabeth  Janet,    96 ;    Jane  Ann,   96 ; 

Laititia,  I  ;  Rt.  Hon*"'"  and  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel,  96  ; 

Sarah,  i ;  Rev.  Thomas,  I. 
Walker,  Agnes  Windham,  40 ;  Maria,  65  ;  Thomas, 

65. 
Wallis,  Christopher,  142;  Philippa,  142. 
Walls,  James  Gordon,  41. 
Walters,  Eliza,  128;  Ralph,  128. 
Ward,    Henry,    167;     Sarah,     167;     Rev.    William 

Henry  Percival,  130. 
Ware,  Catharine,  80;  Richard,  80. 
Warner,  Rev.  James  Lee,  62. 
Warre,    Georgiana   Emily,   35 ;    General   Sir   Henry 

James,   35;    Selina  Ann,   35;    Lieut. -General  Sir 

William,  35. 
Warren,  Rev.  John  Lewin,  33,  35. 
Waters,  Caroline  Frances,   143,   144 ;   Rev.   William 

Roe,  144. 
Watkins,  Eliza  Jane,  104 ;  John  Harton,  104  ;  Mary 

Ella  Louise,  104  ;  Selina,  57  ;  William,  57. 
Watson,   Constance  Blyth,   31  ;    Ellen,   38  ;    Emma, 

119;    Innes,    31;    Mary,    31;    Mary   Ann,    119; 

Richard,  38;  Shepley,  119;  William,  31. 
Watt,  Rev.  Robert,  3. 
Watts,  Eleanor,  21;  John,  21. 
Weatherby,  Caroline  Hill,  4. 
Webb,  Ann,  133;  Elizabeth,  116;  John,  133. 
Weeds,  Elizabeth,  104. 
Wellesley,  Elizabeth  Doughty,  35  ;  Emily  Mary,  35 

Admiral  Sir  George  Greville,  35 ;  Hon*"'!^  and  Rev. 

Gerald  Valerian,  D.D.,  35. 
Wellington,  Duke  of,  76. 
Wentworth,  Anne,  92;  Godfrey,  92. 
Western,   Charles  Maximilian  Thomas,   79  ;    Lieut. - 

Colonel  Charles  Maximilian  Thomas,  79 ;  Harriet, 

79;  Maud  Murray,  79. 
Westrope,  George  Arthur,  3. 
Westwootl,  Anne,  no;  John,  no;  Mary,  no. 
Wheeler,  Rev.  Horace,  78. 
Wliite,  Mary,  158. 
Widowson,  Anne,  147 ;  Henry,  147. 
Wigan,  Caroline  Rams.ay,  125;  Laura,  125;  William 

Lewis,  125;  Rev.  William  Lewis,  125. 
Wigram,  Anne,  21  ;  Ven"*''  Archdeacon,  iS  ;  Arthur 

James,   21;    Eleanor,    21;    Gerard  Andrews,   20; 

Major-General    Godfrey   James,    21  ;    Rt.    Hon"" 

Sir  James,  21  ;  James  Richard,  21  ;  John,  18-20; 

Rt.    Rev.    Joseph    Cotton,    D.D.,   21  ;    Margaret 

Helen,   21  ;  Sir  Robert,   Bart.,   21  ;   Rev.    Spencer 

Robert,  138;  Susan  Maria,  21 ;  Walter  Augustus,  21. 
Wilkinson,    Rev.    Charles   Thomas,    129;    Elizabeth 

Harrison,    163  ;    Thomas,    163 ;    see    also    Green- 
Wilkinson. 


186 


Willaume,  see  Dymoke-Willaume. 
Willes,  Rev.  Edward,  22  ;  Rev.  George  Edward,  22  ; 
Laura,  22 ;  Margarette,  54 ;  Rev.  Williarri  Shipper), 

54- 

William  III.,  King  of  England,  130. 

William  I\^.,  King  of  England,  no. 

Williams,  Anna  Maria,  130,  131  ;  Annie  Rossmore, 
81  ;  Benjamin  Bacon,  81  ;  Charles  Montague,  130, 
131:  Clara,  Si;  Dr.,  70-72;  Elinor,  130;  Emily 
Ellen,  139;  Emma  Northcote,  169;  I'^anny,  139; 
Henry,  139  ;  James,  130  :  John,  169 ;  Ixiuisa 
Maria,  130;  Montague,  131  ;  Sophia  Elizabeth,  131. 

Williamson,  John,  2S ;  Sarah,  28. 

Wilmot-Sitwell,  Charlotte  Ann,  18  ;  Charlotte  Wil- 
mot,  18,  94;  Robert  Sacheverell,  18,  94. 

Wilson,  Rev.  Cyril  Fitzroy,  139  ;  Edward,  23  ; 
Elizabeth,  23;  Rev.  H.  W.,  149. 

Winchester,  Bishop  of,  167. 

Windham,  Agnes  Anne,  40 ;  Ann,  33,  40 ;  Ann 
Cecilia,  41  ;  Caroline  Elizabeth,  44  ;  Captain 
Charles,  R.N.,  42;  Major-General  Charles  Ashe, 
42;  Lieut. -General  Sir  Charles  Ashe,  43;  Charles 
Windham,  44;  Charlotte  Jane,  43;  Lady  Elizabeth 
Caroline  Sophia,  40 ;  Frederick  Howe  Lindsay 
Bacon,  41;  George,  43;  George  Emperor,  41; 
Horatia,  42;  John,  43;  Captain  John  Henry,  R. N., 
42  ;  Joseph  Doughty,  33,  40,  44  ;  Katharine,  44  ; 
Katherine,  41 ;  Marie  Augusta,  Countess  of  Listowel, 
41  ;  Marianne  Catherine  Emily,  43  ;  Mary,  43  ; 
Mary  Christina,  43,  44 ;  Reginald,  43  ;  Rev.  Robert 
Courtenay,  42  ;  Sarah,  33  ;  Thomas,  44  ;  William, 
33,  42,  43  ;  Rt.  Hon""  William,  33,  40 ;  Vice- 
Admiral  William,  33,  40,  43  ;  William  Frederick, 
40;  William  Howe,  33,  40. 

Wingrove,  Drummond  Bond,  39  ;  Emma  Charlotte, 
39 ;  Mary  Anne,  39 ;  Richard  Fownes,  39. 

Winthrop,  Amy,  151  ;  Charlotte,  151  ;  Admiral 
George,  151. 

Wisden,  Caroline  Anna,  150;  Edith  Isabel,  68; 
Frank  Thomas,  68  ;  Gladys  Edith  Henrietta,  68  ; 
Ida  Caroline  Blanche,  150;  Lieut. -Colonel  Thomas 
Faulconer,  68,  150;  William  John,  150. 

Wodehouse,  Lady  Alice,  166  ;  Lady  Florence, 
Countess  of  Kimberley,  C. I.,  166;  Sir  John,  Earl 
ofKimberley,  K.G.,  166. 

Wood,  Charlotte,  151;  Eleanor,  128;  Jacob  Paul, 
128;  Jacquete  Mary,  128;  Rose  Laura,  26;  Rev. 
Thomas,  26;  Sir  William,  151;  Rev.  William  Paul, 
128. 


Woodcocke,  Margaret,  48;  Richard,  48. 

Woodcroft,  John,  32 ;  Mary,  32. 

Woodford,  Field- Marshal  .Sir  Alexander,  54;  Anne, 

33,  40 ;  Charlotte,  54 ;  Charlotte  Elizabeth  Agnes 

Sophia,  54  :  Sir  Ralph,  Bart.,  33,  40. 
Woodgate,     Rev.     George    Stephen,     155  ;     Louisa 

Margaret,     155;     Lydia    Elizabeth,     155;     Rev. 

Reginald  Stephen  Shaw,  155. 
Woodhead,  Emily,  149;    Rev.   Henry  Comber,  149; 

Henry  Joseph,  149;  Maud  Helena,  149. 
Woods,    John,    72  ;     Louisa,    72  ;     Louisa    Maria, 

72. 
Woodward,   Elizabeth,    124;    Rev.    Richard,   D.D., 

123,  124;  Susan,  123,  124. 
Worcester,  Bishop  of,   156;    Henry  Philpot,  Bishop 

of,   in;   Rt.   Rev.  William  Lloyd,  D.D.,   Bishop 

of,  156. 
Wortley,  see  Stuart-Wortley. 
Wrangham,  Amelia,  91  ;  Digby  Caley,  91  ;  Dorothy, 

gi  ;     Ven''''=    Archdeacon    Francis,    91  ;     Walter 

Francis,  91. 
Wright,  Catherine  Mary,  29  ;  Edmund,  29 ;  George, 

35  ;  Helen,  29  ;  Katharine,  35. 
Wrighte,  George,  41 ;  Mary,  41. 
Wulff,  Caroline,  62  ;  Major-General,  62. 
Wyndham,    Elizabeth,    41  ;     George    Thomas,    41  ; 

John,  41 ;  Maria  Augusta,  41. 
Wynell-Mayow,  Catharine  Anne,  37  ;  Elizabeth,  35  ; 

John  Salt,  37;  Mary,  37;  Mayow,  35. 
Wynne,    Amelia    Teresa,    61  ;     Rev.     Arthur,    61  ; 

Owen,  61 ;  Lady  Sarah,  61. 


Yalden,  Frances,  28;  Rev.  George,  28;  William,  28. 
York,  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of,  35,  44,  124,  158. 
Young,  Ann,    104 ;    Clara   Adelaide,  77  ;    Elizabeth, 

66;    Elizabeth    Anne,    115;    Emily    Mary,    127; 

Frances  Bentley,  17  ;  Gavin,  127;  George,  17,  66; 

Mary,    115;    Mary   Elizabeth,   77;    Robert,    115; 

Captain     Robert     Benjamin,    R.N.,     115  ;     Rev. 

Samuel  Martin,  77 ;  Rev.  Thomas,  77. 


Zanzibar,  Sultan  of,  6. 


187 


aiitJittons  anl)  Correcttons^ 


ADDITIONS    &    CORRECTIONS. 


AIRY.  Page  ii8  of  present  volume. — 
Bernard  John  and  Dorothy  Mary  Airy 
have  issue  a  daughter,  Dorothy  Joyce, 
born  at  8  Addison  Mansions,  Kensing- 
ton, London,  on  Wednesday,  i8  October 
1899. 

AMPHLETT.  Vol.  3, page  157.— Charles 
Edward  Amphlett  was  appointed  in 
1898  Sub-Lieutenant  6th  (Liniskilling) 
Dragoons. 

ARMYTAGE.  Vol.  i,  page  234.— Sir 
George  Armytage  died  at  Kirklees  Park, 
in  his  80th  year,  on  Thursday,  9  March, 
buried  in  the  family  vault  at  Harts- 
head,  CO.  York,  14  March  1899.  M.I. 
Will  dated  18  September  1884,  with  two 
codicils  dated  respectively  18  September 
1884  and  3  October  1891,  proved  in 
the  Principal  Registry  10  May  1899,  by 
Godfrey  Armytage  and  John  Edwin 
Marsden,  the  Executors. 

George  Ayscough  Armytage  was 
married  at  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge, 
London,  12  July  1899,  to  Aimee,  3rd 
daughter  of  Sir  Lionel  Milborne-Swin- 
nerton-Pilkington,  Bart,  {see  Vol.  2,  page 
^75)- 

BACK.  Vol.  6,  page  119. — Walter  Herbert 
and  Florence  Maude  Back  have  issue  a 
son,  Victor  Walter  Back,  born  at  Wood- 
side  Villa,  Cambridge,  on  Monda)',  21 
August,  bapti.sed  at  Cherry  Hinton,  co. 
Cambridge,  17  September  1893;  and  a 
daughter,  Kathleen  Iris  Maude,  born  at 
Fir  Tree  Villa,  Gloucester,  on  Sunday, 
19  February,  baptised  at  St.  Paul's, 
Gloucester,  16  April  1899. 

BAGSHAWE.  Vol.  i,  page  143-  — 
William  Henry  Greaves-Bagshawe  was 
High  Sheriff  for  co.  Derby  1895-96. 

William  Murray  Caldwell  Greaves- 
Bagshawe  is  now  a  Lieutenant  in  the 
Derbyshire  Yeomanry  Cavalry. 

Page  144. — Francis  Edward  and 
Emma  Greaves  have  further  issue  a 
daughter,  Ediih  Campbell,  born  at 
Brigliton  24  December  1887,  baptised 
at  the  Countess  of  Huntingdon's  Chapel 
at  Brighton,  2  May  1888. 


BAILEY.  Page  49  of  present  volume. — 
Louisa  Lawrence,  wife  of  the  Rev.  James 
Sandford  Bailey,  died  at  21  Clifton 
Terrace,  Brighton,  on  Saturday,  28 
October  1899. 

BARING-GOULD.  Vol.  4,  page  25.— 
The  Rev.  Alexander  Baring-Gould  died 
at  Worthing  in  his  86th  year,  on  Sunday, 
24  September,  buried  in  Worthing 
Cemetery    27    September    1899. 

Elinor  Sibella,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Baring 
Baring-Gould,  died  at  Blackheath,  co. 
Kent,  aged  54,  on  Sunday,  27  August, 
buried  at  Charlton  Cemetery,  co.  Kent, 
on  Tuesday,  29  August  1899. 

Richard  Baring  Gould  died  at  New- 
York  on  Saturday,  29  April  1899,  buried 
at  Kensico  Cemetery,  New  York. 

BARKER.  Vol.  5,  page  25.— Alphonse 
William  and  Ciriaca  Barker  have  further 
issue  a  daughter,  Fanny  Ethel,  born  at 
Bahia  Blanca,  Argentine,  South  America, 
31  July  1899. 

Page  26. — Edith  Mary,  widow  of  the 
Rev.  Conrad  Robert  Barker,  was  married 
at  St.  John's,  Sandown,  Isle  of  Wight,  on 
Thursday,  27  April  1899,  to  the  Rev. 
John  Price  Alcock  Fletcher,  Rector  of 
Flamville-cum-Burbage,  co.  Leicester. 

BARTLETT.  Vol.  6,  page  28.-Robert 
Vincent  Osborne  Bartlett  was  married 
at  Graces  Church,  Waterloo,  co.  Black 
Hawk,  Minnesota,  U.S.A.,  12  October 
1898,  to  Minnie  Mae,  daughter  of  Cap- 
tain Thomas  A.  Jackson  of  Oakridge, 
Waterloo,  by  Mary  his  wife,  daughter  of 
Morris  Morris  of  Fayette  Springs,  Penn- 
sylvania, U.S.A.;  born  11  September 
1870,  baptised  at  Broadhead,  Wisconsin, 
U.S.A. 

Page  29. — The  Rev.  Richard  Gros- 
venor  Bartlett  assumed  by  deed  poll 
enrolled  in  the  central  office  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Judicature,  5  Decem- 
ber 1898,  the  surname  of  Bartelot  in 
lieu  of  that  of  Bartlett. 


ADDITIONS    &•    CORRECTIONS. 


BATE.  Vol.  4,  page  173. — Thomas  and 
Perenna  Bate  have  further  issue  a 
daughter,  Pauline  Janet  Whitley,  born 
at  Kelsterton,  co.  Flint,  25  January, 
baptised  at  Connah's  Quay,  co.  Flint,  on 
Wednesday,  26  April  1899. 

BELLASIS.  Vol.  2,  page  59  {and  Addi- 
tions, Vol.  6,  page  i.) — Eliza  Jane,  widow 
of  Edward  Bellasis,  was  buried  at  St. 
Mary  Magdalen's,  Mortlake,  co.  Surrey, 
26  October  1898. 

BIDDELL.  Vol.  3,  page  98.  — Cordy 
Samuel  Wolton  of  Ixworth  was  ap- 
pointed J. P.  for  CO.  Suffolk  24  October 
1899. 

BOURNE.  Vol.  3,  page  149.— Margaret 
Sophia,  widow  of  the  Rev.  John  Bury 
Bourne,  died  at  18  Hereford  Square, 
South  Kensington,  London,  in  her  89th 
year,  on  Friday,  2  June  1899. 

BRINE.  Vol.  4,  page  19. — Percival  Forbes 
and  Annie  Mary  Brine  have  further  issue 
a  daughter,  Grace,  born  at  Chardstock, 
Heme  Bay,  co.  Kent,  on  Sunday,  i 
January,  baptised  at  the  Parish  Church, 
Heme  Bay,  2  February  1899. 

Page  22. — Frederic  George  Brine  was 
married  at  King's  School  Chapel,  Para- 
matta, New  South  Wales,  on  Wednesday, 
23  August  1899,  to  Irene  Mary,  daughter 
of  J.  B.  Bettington  of  Oatlands,  Para- 
matta, and  Brindley  Park,  Merriwa,  New 
South  Wales. 

BRITTON.  Vol.  2,  page  78.— Captain 
Arthur  Henry  Daniel  Britton,  3rd  Bat- 
talion Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers,  was 
gazetted  2nd  Lieutenant  the  Royal 
Dublin  Fusiliers  24  June  1899. 


Vol.   5,   page    137.  —  Mary 
jrd     daughter     of     Joseph 


BROMLEY. 

Florence, 

Robarts  Bromley,  was  married  at  St. 
John's,  Waterloo  Road,  London,  on 
Tuesday,  17  January  1899,  to  the  Rev. 
Herbert  Sheppard,  Rector  of  Bettvvs- 
Newydd,  co.  Monmouth,  youngest  son 
of  George  Sheppard  of  Great  Bealings, 
CO.  Suffolk. 

BUSH.  Vol.  6,  page  76. — Catherine,  wife 
of  James  Graham  Bush,  died  10  \tiot  19] 
January  1898,  buried  at  Cinnamara  [not 
Koomtai],  Assam. 

Charles  Cromwell  and  Mary  Ainslie 
Bush  have  issue  a  daughter,  Winifred 
Russell,  bom  at  Highlands,  Guernsey, 
on  Monday,  22  May,  baptised  at  St. 
Andrew's,  Guernsey,  14  June  1899. 


CASS.  Vol.  I,  page  115. — The  Rev. 
Charles  William  Cass  died,  aged  73, 
on  Sunday,  17  September,  buried  at 
Monken  Hadley,  Barnet,  co.  Herts,  on 
Friday,  22  September  1899. 

CASTLE.     Vol.  5,  page  48.  —  Constance 

.  Elizabeth,  wife  of  Septimus  Castle,  died 
at  Borth,  co.  Cardigan,  aged  37,  on 
Monday,  4  September,  buried  at  Esclu- 
sham,  CO.  Denbigh,  on  Wednesday,  6 
September  1899  {see  Vol.  4,  page  ^4). 

CHADWICK.  Vol.  s,  page  135.— Alfred 
Chadwick  of  Frankham,  Mark  Cross, 
CO.  Sussex,  was  granted  by  Sir  Albert 
William  Woods,  Garter,  25  .^pril  1899, 
the  following  arms  : 

Arms. — Per  pale,  gules  and  sable,  an 
inescocheon  argent,  within  an 
orle  of  the  last,  charged  with 
eight  mullets  of  the  first. 

Crest. —  A  lily  stalked  and  leaved 
proper,  between  two  quatrefoils 
or. 

Motto. — Nil  desperandum. 


CHANCE.  Vol.  3,  page  66.— George 
Ferguson  and  Mary  Kathleen  Chance 
have  further  issue  a  son,  Eustace  George 
St.  Clair  Chance,  born  at  Clent  Grove, 
near  Stourbridge,  co.  Worcester,  11 
March,  baptised  at  Clent  23  April  1899. 


ADDITIONS   fif    CORRECTIONS. 


Ill 


CLOUGH-TAYLOR.  Vol.  6,  page  44- 
lulward  Harrison  Clough-Taylor  was 
married  2 ndly at  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge, 
London  (by  the  Ven""''  Archdeacon  of 
Bedford,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Henry 
Montagu  Villiers,  the  Vicar),  on  Wednes- 
day, 2  1  December  1898,  to  Lady  Mary 
Stuart,  younger  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
Henry  James,  5th  Earl  of  Castle-Stuart, 
by  his  wife,  Augusta  le  Vicomte  Massy- 
Richardson,  only  child  and  heir  of  Major 
William  Stewart  Richardson-Brady  of 
Oaklands,  co.  Tyrone,  and  widow  of 
Major  Hugh  Massy  of  the  85th  Regi- 
ment of  Foot. 

COLBY.  Vol.  I,  page  4. — Samuel  Reynolds 
Colby  was  ordained  Deacon  on  Trinity 
Sunday,  1899,  and  licensed  to  the  Curacy 
of  St.  Peter's,  Bethnal  Green,  London. 

COODE.  Vol.  2,  page  19.— John  Melvill 
Coode  was  married  at  St.  John's,  Secun- 
derabad,  India,  on  Saturday,  7  January 
1899,  to  Ruth  Caroline,  3rd  daughter  of 
William  Pendlebury  of  Secunderabad. 

Page  20. — Susan  Wreford,  widow  of 
Thomas  Coode,  died  at  Ponddhu,  St. 
Austell,  aged  92,  on  Thursday,  10 
August,  buried  at  St.  Mewan,  co.  Corn- 
wall, 12  August  1899. 

Frances,  widow  of  'William  Adams, 
died  at  43  Belsize  Square,  London, 
aged  67,  on  Friday,  21  August,  buried 
at  Highgate  Cemetery,  co.  Middlesex, 
25  August  1896. 

COOKSON.  Vol.  3,  page  130. — Frances 
Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  Larratt,  died 
at  8  Derwent  Road,  Anerley,  co.  Surrey, 
aged  71,  on  Sunday,  25  June,  buried  at 
Anerley  28  June  1899.  Will  dated  19 
October  1897,  proved  in  the  Principal 
Registry  9  August  1899,  by  William 
Henry  Hudson  and  Frances  Ethel 
Larratt,  the  Executors. 

Page  133.  —  Muriel  Chorley,  4th 
daughter  of  Thomas  Chorley  Cookson, 
was'married  at  St.  Stephen's,  Castle  Hill, 
Ealing,  co.  Middlesex,  22  June  1899,  to 
Walter  Dickson,  son  of  Walter  George 
Dickson,  M.D. 

Emily  Blanche,  3rd  daughter  of 
Thomas  Chorley  Cookson,  was  married 
at  St.  George's,  Bloomsbury,  London, 
30  August  1899,  to  John  Evans,  M.A., 
of  Ipswich  School,  son  of  Thomas 
Mullett  Evans  of  London. 

CRAIG.  Vol.  5,  page  34.  — The  Rev. 
Douglas  Tudor  Craig  was  instituted  to 
the  living  of  St.  Andrew's,  Earlsfield,  co. 
Surrey,  1899. 


CRAIG,  continued. 

Page  35  {and  Addenda,  Vol.  6,  page 
;/'/.) — Algernon  Tudor  and  Emily  Mary 
Craig  have  issue  a  son,  Algernon  James 
Riccarton  Tudor  Craig,  born  prema- 
turely at  40  Gloucester  Street,  South 
Belgravia,  London,  at  6.30  p.m.  on 
Friday,  12  May,  and  baptised  at  Hinton 
Martel,  co.  Dorset  (by  his  grandfather, 
the  Rev.  James  Lukin),  on  Monday,  21 
August  1899.  Sponsors:  Frank  Ed- 
ward Lukin,  his  uncle,  Jeffry  Donohue, 
Albert  Emmanuel  Southall,  Mrs.  Harold 
Burke,  and  Mrs.  James  Dundas. 

CRIPPS,  Vol.  4,  page  73.  — Richard 
Cripps  died  at  Gortmore,  College  Road, 
Clifton,  Bristol,  in  his  82nd  year,  on 
Tuesday,  25  July,  buried  in  Arno's  Vale 
Cemetery,  Bristol,  29  July  1899. 

Page  75  (and  Addenda,  Vol.  6,  page  iv.) 
Sydney  Bush  and  Frances  Maude  Cripps 
have  issue  a  son,  Sydney  Trevor  Brander 
Cripps,  born  at  8  Kensington  Gardens 
Square,  London,  on  Tuesday,  8  March, 
baptised  at  St.  Luke's,  Westbourne  Park, 
London,  8  June  1899. 

Page  76. — Percy  Rowland  and  Mary 
Howard  Cripps  have  further  issue  a 
daughter,  Evelyn  Florence,  born  at 
Winford  Manor,  co.  Somerset,  on  Wed- 
nesday, 18  January,  baptised  at  Winford 
■   24  February  1899. 

CURTOIS.  Vol.  I,  page  172.— The  Rev. 
Peregrine  Edward  Curtois  was  killed  on 
the  railway  bridge  near  Hemingford 
Grey,  co.  Huntingdon,  13  February, 
buried  in  the  cemetery  at  Hemingford 
Grey  17  February  1899.     M.I. 

Page  175. — Arthur  and  Edith  Curtois 
have  further  issue  a  son,  Brian  Leonard 
Curtois,  born  at  The  Grove,  Nettleham 
Road,  Lincoln,  30  August,  baptised 
there  privately  12  September  1899. 

DICKINSON.  Vol.  I, page  293.— Thomas 
Dickinson  died  s.p.  at  North  Adelaide, 
Australia,  11  September  1899,  buried  at 
North  Road  Cemetery,  North  Adelaide, 
Australia,  the  following  day. 

Page  295. — Elizabeth  Mary  (Lillie), 
2nd  daughter  of  Charles  Sampson 
Dickinson,  was  married  at  All  Saints', 
Branston,  co.  Lincoln  (by  the  Bishop  of 
Lincoln,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  David 
Ardill  Maxwell,  the  Rector,  and  the 
Rev.  Edward  Andrew  Pain,  Rector  of 
Bolingbroke,  co.  Lincoln,  brother-in-law 
of  the  bride),  on  Saturday,  15  April 
1899,    to    the    Rev.   Ernest    Augustus 


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ADDITIONS   &>    CORRECTIONS. 


DICKINSON,  continued. 

Glover,  M.A.,  son  of  the  Rev.  Frederick 
Augustus  Glover,  M.A.,  Rector  of 
Witherne,  co.  Lincoln. 

Page  296. — Mary  Ann,  daughter  of 
Richard  Dickinson,  died  30  June,  buried 
at  Christ  Church,  Macclesfield,  3  July 
1899. 

DUGDALE.  Vol.  2,  page  105  {a7id 
Addenda,  Vol.  j,  page  it.)  —  Frank 
and  Lady  Eva  Sarah  Louisa  Dugdale 
have  further  issue  a  son,  James  George 
Greville  Dugdale,  born  at  95  Mount 
Street,  Grosvenor  Square,  London,  on 
Sunday,  11  December  1898,  baptised 
at  Wroxall  Abbey  Chapel  i  February 
1899. 

Vol.  4,  page  15. —  Amy  Beatrice, 
younger  daughter  of  Henry  Dugdale, 
was  married  at  St.  Luke's,  Chelsea  (by 
the  Rev.  Gerald  Blunt),  on  Monday, 
10  July  1899,  to  Captain  Edward  de 
Sausmarez  Smart,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

EDWARDS.  Vol.  I,  page  258.— Edward 
Charles  Edwards,  M.D.,  of  Shian,  Pen- 
zance, CO.  Cornwall,  was  married  at  the 
Church  of  King  Charles  the  Martyr,  Fal- 
mouth, CO.  Cornwall,  by  the  Rev.  Brian 
Christopherson,  on  Tuesday,  11  April 
1899,  to  Ellen  Edgcome,  2nd  daughter 
of  Frederic  Lucas,  Paymaster  R.N. 

Page  260. — Alice,  daughter  of  Henry 
Edwards,  died  on  Friday,  13  January, 
buried  at  Finchley  Cemetery,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, on  Wednesday,  18  January  1899. 

Page  263.  —  Mabel  Constance,  the 
younger  daughter  of  Lewis  Frederick 
Edwards,  was  married  at  the  Cathedral 
Calcutta,  on  Wednesday,  25  October 
1899,  to  Raymond  William  Playfair, 
youngest  son  of  Major-General  William 
Playfair  of  St.  Andrews. 

EMERIS.  Vol.  I,  page  88.— Anne  Eliza- 
beth, widow  of  the  Rev.  John  Emeris, 
died  at  5  Marlborough  Buildings,  Bath, 
aged  73,  on  St  Luke's  Day,  Wednesday, 
18  October,  buried  in  Locksbrook 
Cemetery,  Bath,  on  Saturday,  21  Octo- 
ber 1899. 

EVANS.  Vol.  4,  page  90. — Agnes,  wife  of 
Thomas  Bickerton  Evans  was  buried  15 
October  i865  [not  1863]. 

Page  91. — For  George  Grant  of  Stan- 
ley, read  Shenley  Park,  co.  Hertford. 

Page  94. — Constance  Elizabeth,  wife 
of  Septimus  Castle,  died  at  Borth,  co. 
Cardigan,  aged  37,  on  Monday,  4  Sep- 


EVANS,  continued. 

tember,  buried  at  Esclusham,  co.  Den- 
bigh, on  Wednesday,  6  September  1899 
{see  Vol.  s,  page  48-) 

Page  94  [and  Addenda,  Vol.  j,  page 
iv.) — Arthur  Ernest  and  Agnes  Louisa 
Evans  have  issue  a  daughter,  Dorothy 
Stanley,  born  at  Vrondeg,  Bronwylfa, 
near  Wrexham,  co.  Denbigh,  4  February, 
baptised  at  St.  John's,  Rhosllanerchru- 
gog,  CO.  Denbigh,  8  March  1S99. 

Page  95. — For  Thomas  Bickerton  of 
Woodcot,  read  co.  Salop  [not  co.  Hants]. 

Eliza  Bickerton  Evans  died  at  Long- 
ton  Grove,  Sydenham,  co.  Kent,  on 
Monday,  19  December,  buried  at  Elmers 
End  Cemetery,  Anerley,  co.  Surrey,  on 
Thursday,  22  December  1898.  Will 
dated  9  November  18S5,  proved  in  the 
Principal  Registry  12  January  1899,  by 
Izaack  Edward  Everett  and  John  James 
Evans,  the  Executors. 

FANSHAWE.  Vol.  6,  page  115.— 
Violet,  younger  daughter  of  John  Gas- 
pard  Fanshawe,  was  married  at  St. 
Michael's,  Chester  Square,  London,  on 
Tuesday,  24  October  1899,  to  the 
Hon''''=  Huntly  Douglas  Gordon,  4th 
surviving  son  of  Edward  Strathearn,  ist 
Baron  Gordon  of  Drumearn,  co.  Stirling, 
P.C.,  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary  and 
Lord  Advocate  of  Scotland  ;  born  1 1 
October  1866. 

Page  116.  —  Reginald  Winnington 
Fanshawe  was  married  at  St.  Andrew's, 
Bath,  on  Tuesday,  6  December  1898,  to 
Susan  Isabel,  3rd  and  youngest  daughter 
of  Robert  Ferguson  MacTier  of  14 
Somerset  Place,  Bath,  and  late  of  the 
Bombay  Civil  Service,  by  Annie  Stewart 
his  wife,  daughter  of  Colonel  George 
Germain  Cochrane  of  Fort  William, 
Scotland;  born  at  Satara,  Bombay,  16 
August,  baptised  at  St.  Thomas',  Satara, 
by  the  Rev.  John  Churchill,  Chaplain, 
12  September  1868  They  have  issue  a 
daughter,  Nancy  Peronelle,  born  at  24 
Randolph  Gardens,  Dover,  30  Septem- 
ber, baptised  at  Charlton,  Dover,  4 
November  1S99.  Sponsors:  Herbert 
Cecil  Fanshawe,  her  uncle,  Mrs.  Regi- 
nald Fanshawe,  and  Miss  Edith  Wad- 
dington. 

FIELD.  Vol.  3,  page  82.  —  Charles 
Awbery,  only  son  of  the  Rev.  Sydney 
Benjamin  Field,  was  married  at  St. 
Nicholas',  Brighton,  on  Thursday,  9 
March  1899,  to  Beatrice,  eldest  daughter 
of  Frederick  James  Kidd  of  Brighton. 


ADDITIONS    6r    CORRECTIONS. 


FLETCHER.  Vol.  3,  page  80.— The 
Rev.  James  Michael  John  Fletcher  was 
married  at  St.  George's,  Hanover  Square, 
London  (by  the  Bishop  of  Shrewsbury, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  William  George 
Dimock  Fletcher,  Vicar  of  St.  Michael's, 
Shrewsbury,  brother  of  the  bridegroom), 
on  Wednesday,  4  January  1899,  to 
Mai  y,  only  daughter  of  Richard  Chandler 
of  34  Avenue  Raphael,  Passy,  Paris, 
by  Mary  his  wife,  daughter  of  Joseph 
Farmer  of  Chapel  Hill,  Margate,  co. 
Kent;  born  21  September,  baptised  at 
St.  Stephen's,  Gipsy  Hill,  Norwood,  co. 
Surrey,  19  October  1871. 

FOLJAMBE.  Vol.  i,  page  45  {and 
Additions,  Vol.  j,  page  it.) — -Godfrey 
Acheson  Thornhagh  Foljambe  of  Ban- 
stead  Manor,  Cheveley,  co.  Cambridge, 
and  Judith  Frances  his  wife,  have 
issue  a  daughter,  Doris  Rosemary,  born 
at  Banstead  Manor  at  4  p.m.  on  Tuesday, 
1 7  October,  bapt.  at  Cheveley  on  Thurs- 
day, 23  November  1899. 

Page  47. — The  Hon''''^  Arthur  William 
de  Brito  Savile  Foljambe,  of  the  4th 
Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Prince  Consort's 
Own),  was  promoted  to  be  Lieutenant 
21  March  1893,  and  to  be  Captain  i 
February  1898,  to  date  from  i  Decem- 
ber 1897.  He  was  quartered  at  the 
Blenheim  Barracks,  Marlborough  Lines, 
Aldershot,  from  June  1894  to  September 
1896,  and  moved  to  Portobello  Barracks, 
Dublin,  in  September  1896. 

Page  49. — The  Hon''''  Gerald  William 
Frederick  Savile  Foljambe,  2nd  Lieu- 
tenant in  the  ist  Battalion  (43rd)  Oxford- 
. shire  Light  Infantry,  quartered  at  the 
Curragh  February  to  September  1898, 
at  Mullingar  September  1898  to  May 
1899,  Curragh  May  to  August  1899,  and 
Mullingar  August  and  September  1899  ; 
moved  to  Crown  Hill  Barracks,  Devon- 
port,  in  September  1899,  and  sent  on 
detachment  to  Bull  Point,  Devonport ; 
was  promoted  to  be  Lieutenant  3 
November  1899;  moved  from  Plymouth 
to  .Mdersliot,  23  November  1899,  for 
mobilization. 

GARRETT.  Vol.  5,  page  143. — Frank 
Garrett,  the  elder,  was  married  2ndly  at 
All  Souls',  Langham  Place,  London,  on 
Saturday,  15  April  1899,  to  Emma  Bar- 
bara, eldest  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Alfred 
Stead,  formerly  Rector  of  Ovingdean, 
near  Brighton. 

Newson  Littlevvood  Garrett  was  mar- 
ried at  St.  James',  West  Hampstead,  co. 
Middlesex,  on  Saturday,  22  June  1895, 


GARRETT,  continued. 

to  Mary,  daughter  of  William  Humphris 
of  Maida  Vale,  London.  They  have 
issue  a  daughter,  Dorothea  Joy,  born  at 
23  Sherriff  Road,  London,  N.W.,  on 
Thursday,  22  December  1898,  baptised 
at  St.  James',  West  Hampstead,  22 
January  1899. 

Page  145. — Frank  Garrett,  the  younger, 
was  married  at  St.  Peter's,  Hersham, 
CO.  Surrey  (by  the  Rev.  AVilliam  Feltrim 
Fagan,  the  Vicar,  brother-in-law  of  the 
bride,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Reginald 
James,  Curate-in-charge  of  St.  John's, 
Watford,  co.  Hertford,  brother-in-law  of 
the  bridegroom,  and  the  Rev.  Alfred 
Whiston  Frost  Martell,  Rector  of  Buri- 
ton,  CO.  Hants),  on  Saturday,  24  June 
1899,  to  Evelyn  Rosa,  2nd  daughter  of 
Henry  Brooks  of  Hersham  Lodge,  co. 
Surrey. 

GODDARD.  Vol.  6,  page  66.— Francis 
Ambrose  D'Oyley  Goddard  was  gazetted 
Captain  2nd  Royal  Munster  Fusiliers 
26  August  1898. 

Page  67. —  Gerald  Henry  George 
Goddard  was  ordained  Deacon  on  St. 
Thomas'  Day,  21  December  1898,  by 
the  Bishop  of  Norwich,  and  licensed  to 
the  Curacy  of  Redenhall  with  Harleston, 
CO.  Norfolk. 

Roland  Frederick  Norton  and  Emma 
Goddard  have  further  issue  a  daughter, 
Ruby,  born  at  Motueka,  New  Zealand, 
in  May  1899. 

GODDEN.  Vol.  3,  page  54. —  Emma 
Maude,  eldest  daughter  of  the  Rev. 
William  Worcester  Godden,  was  married 
at  Sutton,  CO.  Sussex  (by  the  Rev. 
Howard  Beech,  Rector  of  Great  Bealings, 
CO.  Suffolk,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Henry 
Sockett,  Rector  of  Sutton,  brothers-in- 
law  of  the  bride,  and  the  Rev.  Louis 
Newman,  Curate  of  Sutton),  on  Tues- 
day, 28  June  1899,  to  the  Rev.  John 
Henry  Herbert  M"=Swiney,  M.A.,  Rector 
of  Barnoldby-le-Beck,  co.  Lincoln. 
He  died,  aged  73,  on  Friday,  24  Feb- 
ruary, buried  at  Barnoldby-le-Beck  on 
Monday,  27  February  1899.  Will  dated 
II  September  1898,  proved  in  the  Prin- 
cipal Registry  6  April  1899,  by  Emma 
Maude  M'Swiney,  the  sole  Executrix. 

Page  55.  —  Henry  Tufton  Godden, 
D.S.O;,  was  gazetted  Major  in  1899. 

GIBBINS.  Vol.  7,  page  113.— The  Rev. 
Henry  de  Beltgens  and  Emily  Gibbins 
have  issue  a  daughter,  Eleanor  de 
Beltgens,    born   at   6  Newsham   Drive, 


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ADDITIONS    &'    CORRECTIONS. 


GIBBINS,  continued. 

Liverpool,  on  Sunday  evening,  i6  July, 
baptised  at  St.  Luke's,  Manningham, 
Bradford,  co.  York,  by  the  Rev.  Canon 
Maguinness,  the  Vicar,  on  Saturday,  23 
September  1899.  The  Rev.  Henry  de 
Beltgens  Gibbins  was  appointed  Head 
Master  of  King  Charles  L  School,  Kid- 
derminster, 27  July  1899. 

GILBEY.  Vol.  3,  page  146.— Alfred  and 
Beatrice  Elizabeth  Gilbey  have  further 
issue  a  son,  Quintin  Holland  Gilbey, 
born  at  Wooburn  House,  co.  Bucking- 
ham, on  Friday,  9  June,  baptised  at 
Wooburn  20  July  1899. 

William  Crosbie  and  Margarita  Petra 
Gilbey  have  further  issue  a  son,  Alban 
James  Gilbey,  born  at  The  Lea,  Denham, 
CO.  Buckingham,  on  Monday,  4  July, 
baptised  at  The  Church  of  Our  Lady 
of  Lourdes,  Uxbridge,  co.  Middlesex, 
17  July  1898;  and  a  daughter,  Marion 
Genevieve,  born  at  The  Lea,  Denham, 
CO.  Buckingham,  on  Saturday  7  October, 
baptised  at  The  Church  of  Our  Lady  of 
Lourdes,  Uxbridge,  19  October  1899. 

GUILLE.  Vol.  I,  page  40  (and  Addenda, 
Vol.  J,  page  a.) — The  Rev.  Hubert 
George  de  Carteret  Guille  assumed  by 
deed  poll  in  1895  the  additional  sur- 
name of  Stevens  before  that  of  Guille. 
He  has  by  his  wife,  Catherine  Lucretia, 
further  issue  a  son,  George  Frederic 
Stevens-Guille,  born  at  Ewen,  Ciren- 
cester, CO.  Gloucester,  on  Friday,  9 
December  1898,  baptised  at  Kemble, 
CO.  Wilts,  8  January  1899. 

Page  40  {and  Addenda,  Vol.  j,  page 
Hi.) — Henry  Stevens  le  Marchant  and 
Ada  Maria  Guille  have  further  issue  a 
son,  John  Denys  de  Carteret  Guille, 
born  on  Wednesday,  3  May,  baptised  at 
St.  Barnabas',  Guernsey,  12  June  1899. 

HALL.  Vol.  6,  page  no. — The  name  of 
the  second  Executor  in  the  will  of  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Kenrick  Hall  should  read, 
John  Innocent,  farmer  [tiot  John  Inno- 
cent Farmer]. 

HARDWICKE.  Vol.  6  {Addenda,  page 
vi.). — The  17th  line,  column  2,  should 
read  "of  Bulwer,  M.R.C.V.S.,  son  of 
James." 

HERBERT.  Vol.  3,  page  123.— Ed- 
mund Arthur  Herbert  was  married  at  the 
Church  of  the  Assumption,  Warwick 
Street,  London  (by  the  Rev.  Edmund 
Delarue,  Domestic  Chaplain  to  Colonel 


HERBERT,  continued. 

Ivor  Herbert,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  assisted  by 
the  Rev.  Father  Chew,  S.J.),  on  Satur- 
day, 8  January  1898,  to  Ethel,  only 
daughter  of  John  Pickersgill  Rodger, 
British  resident  at  Selangor,  Straits 
Settlements.  They  have  issue  a  daugh- 
ter, Elinora,  born  at  Chichester  Park, 
Belfast,  on  Thursday,  22  December 
1898. 

HESKETH.     Vol.   I,  page  160.— Alfred 

Hesketh  died  at  Oamaru,  New  Zealand, 
15  February,  buried  in  the  cemetery 
there  17  February  1899. 

HOPE-EDWARDES.  Vol.  2,  page 
48.  —  Louisa  Clare,  2nd  daughter  of 
Thomas  Henry  Hope-Edvvardes,  died  i 
February,  buried  at  Dorrington,  co. 
Salop,  4  February  1899. 

HOWARD.  Vol.  I,  page  94  {and  Addi- 
tions, Vol.  6,  page  vi.) — The  Rev.  [not 
Thomas]  Brabazon  Hallowes  was  buried 
at  Bolsover  6  September  1892. 

On  lines  44  and  45,  column  i,  of 
Additions,  Vol.  5,  page  v.,  Dorothea 
Wade  should  read  Dorothea  Lloyd. 

Page  188. — Gerald  Richard  and  Ada 
Howard  of  Craiglands,  Kearsney,  Dover, 
have  further  issue  two  daughters,  Mildred 
Rachel,  born  at  Craiglands,  and  baptised 
at  River,  co.  Kent,  16  February  1896; 
and  Joan  Edith  Barbara,  born  at  Craig- 
lands, and  baptised  at  River,  co.  Kent, 
19  February  1899. 

HOWE,  Vol.  I,  page  288.— Edward 
Russell  James  Howe  died  at  Bexley,  co. 
Kent,  aged  76,  on  Saturday,  17  June, 
buried  there  20  June  1899.  Will  dated 
6  October  1893,  proved  in  the  Principal 
Registry  14  July  1899,  by  Henry  Gam- 
bier  Howe  and  Edward  Russell  James 
Gambler  Howe,  two  of  the  Executors. 

JOHNSON.  Vol.  3,  page  19.  — Henry 
Robert  Vaughan  Johnson  died  at  i 
Elvaston  Place,  London,  in  his  80th 
year,  on  Thursday,  23  February,  buried 
at  Yaxham,  co.  Norfolk,  28  February 
1899. 

Page  19  {and  Addenda,  Jol.  6,  page 
vii.) — The  Rev.  Hubert  Vaughan  and 
the  Hon'''''  Cecil  Mina  Johnson  have 
issue  a  son,  Bertram  Talbot  Vaughan 
Johnson,  born  at  26  Elm  Park  Gardens, 
London,  on  Monday,  7  August,  baptised 
at  St.  Luke's,  Chelsea,  15  September 
1899. 


ADDITIONS    &-    CORRECTIONS. 


vu 


JOSLIN.  Vol.  4,  page  65. —Sarah, 
youngest  daughter  of  Henry  Joslin  of 
Brentwood,  co.  Essex,  died  at  Lewisham, 
aged  83,  on  Sunday,  19  February,  buried 
in  Lewisham  Cemetery  23  February 
1899. 

Page  66.  —  Sophie  Winifred,  2nd 
daughter  of  Clement  Joslin,  was  married 
at  Aveley  Congregational  Church  (by  the 
Rev.  Alfred  Ames  Uowsett  of  Ipswich, 
father  of  the  bridegroom,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Alfred  Morgan  Carter  of  Upminster, 
CO.  Essex,  uncle  of  the  bride),  on  Thurs- 
day, 10  August  1899,  to  the  Rev.  Ernest 
Alfred  Dowsett,  Minister  of  the  Coun- 
tess of  Huntingdon's  Chapel  at  Brighton ; 
born  30  August  1874. 

KENRICK.  Vol.  5,  page  126.— William 
Henniker  Heaton  died  at  21  Fairfield 
Road,  Croydon,  aged  63,  on  Friday,  28 
October,  buried  in  Croydon  Cemetery 
I  November  i8g8.  Will  dated  31 
October  1890,  with  two  codicils  dated 
respectively  17  November  1893  and 
24  Septeipber  1897,  proved  in  the  Prin- 
cipal Registry  8  December  1898,  by 
Guy  Heaton  and  Jarvis  Kenrick,  the 
Executors. 

LANGMAN.  Vol.  6,  page  24.— Eleanor 
James,  widow  of  Joseph  Langman,  died 
at  24  Oakford  Road,  London,  in  her 
87th  year,  on  Wednesday,  20  July, 
buried  at  Abney  Park  Cemetery,  co. 
Middlesex,  23  July  1898. 

LEDGARD.  Vol.  6,  page  85.— Frederic 
Thomas  Durell  Ledgard,  Q.C.,  died  at 
22  A'ictoria  Square,  London,  aged  63, 
on  Friday,  21  July,  buried  at  Worthing, 
CO.  Sussex,  26  July  1899. 

LINDSAY.  Vol.  4,  page  105.  — Lady 
Frances,  widow  of  Colin  Lindsay,  died 
at  ro  Cromwell  Place,  South  Kensington, 
London,  on  Friday,  20  August,  buried 
at  St.  Thomas'  Catholic  Church,  Fulham, 
CO.  Middlesex,  25  August  1897. 

William  Alexander  Lindsay  appointed 
a  Q.C.  Hillary  1897. 

James  Howard  Lindsay  is  now  RLA. 
of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  and  a 
Lieutenant  in  the  London  Scottish  Rifle 
Volunteers. 

John  Colin  Howard  Lindsay  is  now  a 
Lieutenant  in  the  Royal  Navy. 

Page  106 — Alexina  Frances,  wife  of 
Lieut.-Colonel  Edmond  James  Thomas 
Ross,  died  at  65  Park  Road,  Birken- 
head, aged  38,  on  Sunday,  26  September, 


LINDSAY,  continued. 

buried  in  the  Catholic  Cemetery  at  Flay- 
brick  Hill,  Birkenhead,  29  September 
1897. 

The  Rev.  Claud  Reginald  Lindsay  is 
now  the  Very  Rev.  Monsignore  Lindsay 
at  S.  Silvestre,  Rome. 

LITTLE.  Vol.  s,  page  89. — Katherine 
Belinda,  wife  of  Francis  Ernest  Little, 
died  at  Southport,  aged  34,  on  Tuesday, 
24  January,  buried  in  the  cemetery  at 
Southport  27  January  1899. 

LOCKETT.  Vol.  2,  page  1 10.— Elizabeth 
Mary,  widow  of  Richard  Johnson  Lockett, 
died  14  February,  buried  in  Smithdown 
Road  Cemetery,  Liverpool,  16  February 
1899. 

LLEWELLYN.  Vol.  6,  page  153.— 
Eleanor  Emma  Llewellyn  was  baptised  at 
Lechlade  [ttot  Lecklade],  co.  Gloucester. 
Page  154. — William  Hely  Llewellyn 
died  at  Pare  Lsaf,  co.  Glamorgan  \tiot 
at  Cwm  Park,  co.  Flint]. 

LUKIN.— Vol.  3,  page  47.— The  Rev. 
James  Lukin  resigned  the  living  of 
Hinton  Martel,  co.  Dorset,  i  October 
1899,  and  is  now  of  Felbrigge  Lodge, 
Romsey,  co.  Hants. 

LYTE.  Vol.  5,  page  155. — Henry  Churchill 
Maxwell  Lyte,  C.B.,  was  created  K.C.B. 
22  June  1897. 

MACNAMARA.  Vol.  3,  page  91.— 
George  Houseman  Macnamara  died  15 
June,  buried  at  Box,  near  Bath,  20  June 
1899. 

Page  92. — Francis  Nottidge  Macna- 
mara died  at  45  Campden  House  Road, 
Kensington,  London, aged  67,  on  Sunday, 
5  March,  buried  in  Woking  Cemetery, 
CO.  Surrey,  on  Thursday,  9  March  1899. 
Will  dated  4  November  1897,  proved 
in  the  Principal  Registry  7  April  1899, 
by  Rev.  Henry  Danvers  Macnamara  and 
Wilfred  Brinton,  two  of  the  Executors. 

The  Rev.  Henry  Danvers  and  Alice 
Macnamara  have  further  issue  a  daugh- 
ter. Bertha,  born  16  June,  baptised  at 
St.  James',  Garlickhythe,  London,  25 
July  1899. 

MADDOCK.  Vol.  5,  page  31.— Henry 
William  Maddock,  elder  son  of  the 
Rev.  William  Herbert  Maddock,  was 
married  at  Kimberley,  South  Africa,  22 


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ADDITIONS    6^    CORRECTIONS. 


MADDOCK,  continued. 

August  1898,  to  Nellie,  daughter  of 
Philip  Borien.  She  was  born  at  Great 
Constantia,  near  Cape  Town,  6  May 
1871. 

Clara,  3rd  daughter  of  the  Rev. 
William  Herbert  Maddock,  was  married 
at  Kimberley  4  January  1899,  to  Alfred 
George  Thompson  Hutton  of  Manwanie, 
Zeerust,  Transvaal. 

Page  32. — Charles  Rokeby  Scott 
Maddock  died  at  Clifton,  co.  Gloucester, 
aged  53,  on  Monday,  17  July,  buried 
in  Bognor  Cemetery,  co.  Sussex,  20  July 
1899. 

Margaret  Louisa,  youngest  daughter 
of  the  Rev.  Henry  William  Maddock, 
died  at  Hothamton  Court,  Bognor,  aged 
41,  on  Thursday,  2  February,  buried  in 
the  Catholic  Cemetery  at  Bognor  6 
February  1899. 

Conw7  Lloyd  Morgan  was  elected  a 
Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society  4  May,  and 
admitted  to  the  Fellowship  8  June  1899. 

MANNING.  Vol.  2,  page  121. — Frances 
Elizabeth,  widow  of  William  Calverley 
Curteis,  died  at  The  Shrubbery,  Scole, 
CO.  Norfolk,  aged  85,  on  Thursday,  8 
December  1898. 

Page  123. — The  Rev.  Charles  Robert- 
son Manning  died  at  Diss  Rectory,  co. 
Norfolk,  aged  73,  on  Tuesday,  7  Feb- 
ruary, buried  at  Diss  11  February  1899. 

MANX.  Vol.  I,  page  194  (and  Addenda, 
Vol.  2,  page  iv.) — Arthur  French  and 
Eva  Mant  have  further  issue  a  daughter, 
Eva  Mary,  born  at  Avenings,  Petworth, 
CO.  Sussex,  on  Friday,  28  October,  bap- 
tised at  Petworth  30  November  1898. 

MARTEN.  Vol.  6,  page  62.  — Mary 
Helene,  youngest  daughter  of  Charles 
Henry  Marten,  was  married  at  St. 
James',  Kidbrooke,  co.  Kent  (by  the 
Rev.  Henry  John  Wiseman,  of  Clifton 
College,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  John  Cox 
Leeke,  the  Rector,  and  the  Rev.  Harry 
Boughey  Walton,  of  Coddington,  Led- 
bury, CO.  Hereford),  on  Saturday,  15 
April  1899,  to  Robert  Clermont  Witt 
of  Champion  Hill  House,  Champion 
Hill,  CO.  Surrey,  son  of  Gustavus  Andreas 
Witt,  by  Helene  his  wife,  daughter  of 
Robert  de  Clermont. 

John  Thomas  and  Agatha  Marten 
have  issue  a  son,  Charles  Eric  Marten, 
born  at  Raipur,  Lidia,  on  Tuesday,  14 
February  1899. 


MARTEN,  continued. 

William  Howard  Lewis  died  at  ALilta 
29  October,  buried  in  the  English  Ceme- 
tery at  Malta  I  November  1898.  Will 
dated  17  January  1898,  proved  in  the 
Principal  Registry  23  December  1898, 
by  Henrietta  Sarah  Mattocks,  the  sole 
Executrix. 

Page  63. — Hubert  Bindon  Marten 
was  married  at  St.  Peter's,  Eaton  Square, 
London  (by  the  Rev.  Charles  Noel 
Swayne,  brother-in-law  of  the  bride, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  Alfred  Thornton, 
D.C.L.),  on  Thursday,  26  October  1899, 
to  Mabel  Caroline,  eldest  daughter  of 
Netterville  Barron,  late  of  the  5th 
Northumberland  Fusiliers. 

MARTYN.  Vol.  2,  page  82.— Sophia, 
widow  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Waddon 
Martyn,  died  at  Torquay,  co.  Devon, 
aged  83,  4  December,  buried  in  the 
cemetery  at  Torquay,  7  December 
1898. 

MASTER.  Vol.  6,  page  144.— Audrey 
Margaret,  infant  daughter  of  Arthur 
Gilbert  Master,  was  baptised  at  Fulford, 
CO.  York,  31  December  1898. 

MELLOR.  Vol.  3,  page  86.— Julia  Eliza- 
beth Helen  Fenton,  daughter  of  William 
Moseley  Mellor,  was  married  at  Durban, 
South  East  Africa,  4  May  1899,  to 
Frederick  Leigh  Lye  of  Umtali,  Ma- 
shonaland  (2nd  son  of  the  Ven''''  Arch- 
deacon Leigh  Lye  of  Bombay). 

Page  88. — Horace  Mellor  was  married 
2ndly  at  Lytham,  co.  Lancaster,  19  Sep- 
tember 1895,  to  Sarah  Jane,  daughter  of 
James  Byrne  of  Lytham.  They  have 
issue  a  son,  Francis  Horace  Mellor, 
born  28  January,  baptised  at  Lytham 
14  March  1897.  Horace  Mellor  was 
elected  a  Member  of  the  Lancashire 
County  Council  for  the  Fylde  Division 
in  1898,  and  for  the  Lytham  Urban 
District  Council  in  1S99. 

MILBORNE-SWINNERTON- 
PILKINGTON.  Vol.  2,  page  175.— 
Aimee,  3rd  daughter  of  Sir  Lionel 
Milborne  -  Swinnerton  -  Pilkington,  was 
married  at  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge, 
London,  12  July  1899,  to  George  Ays- 
cough  Armytage  of  the  King's  Royal 
Rifles,  eldest  son  of  Sir  George  John 
Armytage  of  Kirklees,  Brighouse,  co. 
York  {see  Armytage  Pedigree,  Vol.  i, 
page  234). 


ADDITIONS    &-    CORRECTIONS. 


IX 


MOLESWORTH  ST.  AUBYN.  Vol. 
4,  page  I. — Caroline,  wife  of  the  Rev. 
St.  Aubyn  Hender  Molesworth  St. 
Aubyn,  died  at  Varese,  Lombardy,  8 
June,  buried  there  lo  June  1899. 

Page  2. — Hugh  and  Emma  Sybil 
Molesworth  St.  Aubyn  have  issue  a  son, 
John  Molesworth  St.  Aubyn,  born  at 
Clowance  Barton,  co.  Cornwall,  on 
Thursday,  12  January,  baptised  at  St. 
Michael's  Mount,  co.  Cornwall,  30  April 
1899. 

OLLIVANT.  Vol.  6,  page  17.— Joseph 
Earle  Ollivant  was  elected  a  Member  of 
the  House  of  Laymen  for  the  Province 
of  Canterbury  at  its  inauguration  16 
February  1S86. 

Page  18. — Sir  Edward  Charles  Kayll 
Ollivant  was  married  2ndly  at  Guils- 
borough,  CO.  Northampton  (by  the  Rev. 
Canon  Frederick  Harrison  Hichens, 
Rector  of  St.  Stephen's,  Canterbury, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  John  Oldham 
Hichens),  on  Thursday,  14  September 
1899,  to  Edith  Margaret,  2nd  daughter 
of  the  Rev  Canon  Sikes  Hichens,  Vicar 
of  Hilsborough,  and  Hon.  Canon  of 
Peterborough  Cathedral. 

ONSLOW.  Vol.  5,  page  42. — Susannah 
Augusta  Arabella  Onslow  died  at  33 
Leinster  Square,  Bayswater,  London,  in 
her  83rd  year,  on  Monday,  12  June, 
buried  at  Old  Alresford,  co.  Hants,  16 
June  1899.  Will  dated  8  July  1898, 
proved  in  the  Principal  Registry  19 
August  [899,  by  Charles  Vera  Townsend 
Mainwaring-Ellerker-Onslow  and  Wil- 
liam Henry  Bowles  the  Executors. 

OUVRY.  Vol.  3,  page  168.  — Colonel 
Henry  Ainie  Ouvry,  C.B.,  died  at  The 
Salterns,  Lymington,  co.  Hants,  aged 
85,  on  Sunday,  12  February,  cremated 
at  Woking,  co.  Surrey,  17  February 
1899,  remains  buried  at  Acton,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, on  the  following  day.  Will  dated 
3  April  1898,  proved  in  the  Principal 
Registry  6  April  1899,  by  Ernest 
Carrington  Ouvry,  the  sole  Executor. 

PARIS.  Vol.  2,  page  67.— Charles  Snell 
Paris  died  at  22  King  Street,  St.  James', 
London,  aged  87,  on  Saturday,  14 
October,  buried  in  Kensal  Green  Ceme- 
tery on  Wednesday,  18  October  1899. 

PENRUDDOCKE.  Vol.  2,  page  45.— 
Henry  Beresford  Penruddocke  was  mar- 
ried at  St.  Matthew's,  Bayswater,  Lon- 
don, 10  April  1899,  to  Ada  Frances 
Isabel  White-White. 


PENRUDDOCKE,  continued. 

Page  45  {and  Addenda,  Vol.  J,  page 
vii.) — John  Powys  and  Clara  Albertina 
Penruddocke  have  further  issue  a  son, 
Norman  Feilding  Penruddocke,  born  at 
\Vinchester  House  School,  Eastbourne, 
CO.  Sussex,  on  Monday,  27  September, 
baptised  at  St.  John's,  Eastbourne,  26 
October  1897  ;  and  a  daughter,  Lorna 
Mary,  born  at  Winchester  House  School, 
Eastbourne,  on  Monday,  29  May,  bap- 
tised at  St.  John's,  Eastbourne,  on 
Thursday,  13  July  1899. 

PLATT-HIGGINS.  Vol.  i,  page  loi.— 
Francis  Meban  Platt-Higgins  (B.A.  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge),  was  married 
at  St.  Mary's,  Great  Shelford,  co.  Cam- 
bridge (by  the  Rev.  Henry  Warwick 
Hunt,  Rector  of  Shermanbury,  co. 
Sussex,  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Herbert 
William  Sawyer,  Curate  of  St.  Peter's, 
Caversham,  co.  Oxford,  and  the  Rev. 
John  Ancram  Lawson,  the  Vicar),  on 
Wednesday,  7  June  1899,  to  Ethel 
Dorothy,  only  daughter  of  Alfred  Mil- 
bourn  Humphery  of  The  Elms,  Great 
Shelford. 

Elizabeth  Martha,  widow  of  Henry 
Higgins,  died  at  Thing  Hill,  Withing- 
ton,  CO.  Hereford,  in  her  67th  year,  on 
Thursday,  9  June,  buried  in  Withington 
Churchyard  14  June  1898.  Memorial 
window  and  organ  in  Withington  Church, 
and  monumental  inscriptions  in  Moreton 
Jeffreys  Church  and  Hereford  Cathedral. 
Will  dated  12  August  1869,  proved  at 
Hereford  9  September  1898,  by  Fre- 
derick Platt-Higgins,  ^LP.,  and  Edward 
Higgins,  the  Executors. 

PLUMER.  Vol.  I,  page  220. — Catherine 
Grace,  daughter  of  William  Plumer,  was 
married  at  Holy  Trinity,  Hoboken,  New 
Jersey,  14  June  1899,  to  Carl  Alfred 
Burhorn. 

PRIDEAUX-BRUNE.  Vol.  2,  page 
98. — Charles  Robert  and  Katharine 
Cecilia  Prideaux-Brune  have  further 
issue  a  son,  Edmund  Nicholas  Prideaux- 
Brune,  born  at  Welwyn,  co.  Hertford, 
8  October,  baptised  there  20  November 
1898. 

Page  100.— Isolda  Blanche,  5th  daugh- 
ter of  Charles  Glynn  Prideaux-Brune, 
was  married  at  Padstow,  co.  Cornwall, 
II  October  1899,  to  Gerald  Wellesley 
Liddell,  eldest  son  of  Arthur  Thomas 
Liddell. 


ADDITIONS    &>    CORRECTIONS. 


PRITCHETT.  Vol.  i,  page  201.— May 
Gwendoline,  youngest  daughter  of  James 
Pigott  Pritchett,  died  at  St.  Saviour's 
Hospital,  London,  on  Sunday,  18  De- 
cember, aged  29,  buried  at  Shenfield, 
CO.  Essex,  21  December  1898. 

QUAYLE.  Vol.  2,  page  41. — John  Quayle 
died  s.p.  at  Crogga,  Port  Soderic,  Isle 
of  Man,  aged  58,  on  Friday,  14  April, 
buried  at  Malew,  Isle  of  Man,  1 8  April 
1899.  Will  dated  2  November  1892, 
proved  in  the  Principal  Registry  30 
June  1899,  by  Emily  Catherine  Quayle, 
the  sole  Executri.\. 

RANDALL.  Vol.  3,  page  174. — A  brass 
has  been  erected  in  Orford  Church  on  the 
south  wall  with  the  following  inscrip- 
tion : — "  In  memory  of  Samuel  Randall, 
who  first  as  a  Gentleman  Usher  and 
later  as  a  Groom  of  the  Privy  Chamber, 
served  four  Sovereigns  in  succession 
Viz: — Kings  George  III.,  George  IV., 
William  IV.  and  Queen  Victoria.  Born 
at  Orford  19  July  1783,  died  there  13 
September  1862.  Also  of  Hannah,  his 
widow,  Born  at  Cransford  22  April 
1807,  died  at  Orford,  24  July  1893. 
Also  of  Mary  William  Sancroft,  their 
only  daughter,  and  the  wife  of  Lieut : 
Colonel  Charles  Vereker  Hamilton- 
Campbell,  of  Nether  Place,  Ayrshire. 
Born  at  Orford,  6  February  1840,  died 
at  Ayr  20  May  1872." 

RIVINGTON.  Vol.  3,  page  22.— The 
Rev.  Luke  Rivington,  D.D.,  died,  in  his 
6 1  St  year,  on  Tuesday,  30  May,  buried 
in  Kensal  Green  Cemetery,  London,  3 
June  1899.  Administration  was  granted 
at  the  Principal  Registry  3  July  1899,  to 
Francis  Hansard  Rivington,  the  brother, 
and  one  of  the  next  of  kin. 

ROGERS.  Vol.  6,  page  131.  — Mary 
Sophia,  4th  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Hugh 
Rogers,  died  at  i  South  Parade,  Pen- 
zance, on  Tuesday,  6  December,  buried 
at  Sancreed,  co.  Cornwall,  10  December 
1898. 

Page  135.  —  Julia  Beatrice,  eldest 
daughter  of  the  Rev.  Canon  Saltren 
Rogers,  was  married  at  St.  Austell,  co. 
Cornwall  (by  the  Rev.  Gerard  Saltren 
Rogers  of  the  Old  Ride,  Bournemouth, 
assisted  by  the  Vicar,  the  Rev.  Canon 
Hammond),  on  Wednesday,  28  Decem- 
ber 1898,  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Richard 
Ward,  Vicar  of  Falfield,  co.  Gloucester, 
eldest  son  of  Charles  Edward  Ward  of 
Clifton,  CO.  Gloucester. 


ROGERS,  continued. 

Page  136. — Edith  Mary,  3rd  daughter 
of  the  Rev.  Canon  Saltren  Rogers,  was 
married  at  St.  Austell,  co.  Cornwall  (by 
the  Rev.  Gerard  Saltren  Rogers  of  The 
Old  Ride,  Bournemouth,  assisted  by  the 
Rev.  Canon  Joseph  Hammond),  on 
Thursday,  7  September  1899,  to  Kalph 
Baron  Rogers  (only  child  of  the  Rev. 
William  Rogers,  formerly  Rector  of 
Mawnan,  co.  Cornwall) ;  born  6  Feb- 
ruary 1862  {see page  134). 

ROPE.  Vol.  2,  page  92. — Alfred  Seaborne 
died  at  Hadleigh,  co.  Suffolk,  3  August, 
buried  there  7  August  1899. 

Page  94. — Henry  John  Rope  died  at 
70  Harley  Street,  London,  in  his  52nd 
year,  on  Wednesday,  13  September, 
buried  in  Shrewsbury  General  Cemetery 
on  Friday,  15  September  1899. 

ROYDS.  Vol.  3,  page  16  {and  Addenda, 
Vol.  6,  page  xii.) — Percy  Molyneux 
Rawson  and  Florence  Royds  have  issue 
a  daughter,  Dorothy  Blanche,  born  at 
Langston  Lodge,  Havant,  co.  Hants,  on 
Tuesday,  22  August  1S99,  baptised  at 
St.  Germain's,  Blackheath,  co.  Kent,  5 
November  1899. 

RUSSELL.  Vol.  5,  page  59.— The  Rev. 
Alfred  Francis  and  Frances  WyclifTe 
Russell  have  further  issue  a  son, 
Francis  Wycliffe  Russell,  born  at  the 
Chantry,  Chingford,  co.  Essex,  on  Friday, 
18  February,  baptised  at  Chingford  3 
April  1898. 

Page  60. — Herbert  Russell  died  un- 
married at  Woodhill,  Oswestry,  co. 
Salop,  aged  46,  on  Wednesday,  30 
August,  buried  in  Maidstone  Cemetery, 
CO.  Kent,  5  September  1S99. 

SALT.  Vol.  3,  page  104. — The  Rev. 
Richard  Wall  died,  in  his  80th  year,  at 

21  Dunraven  Road,  West  Kirby,  co. 
Chester,  on  Wednesday,  24  May,  buried 
at  Drayton  Bassett,  co.  Stafford,  on 
Saturday,  27  May  1899. 

SAVAGE.  Vol.  3,  page  5. — Benjamin 
Savage  of  Tettenhall,  co.  Stafford,  died 
18  February,  buried  at  Penn,  co.  Stafford, 

22  February  1899. 

SCARLETT.  Vol.  3,  page  53.— Shelley 
Leopold  Laurence  Scarlett  of  Boscombe 
Manor,  Bournemouth,  was  married  at 
the  Catholic  Church,  Boscombe  8 
August   1899,  to  Lila  Lucy  Catherine, 


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XI 


SCARLETT,  continued. 

widow  of  Karnmerherr  Carl  de  Geijer  of 
the  Swedish  Diplomatic  Service,  and 
only  daughter  of  the  Rt.  Hon*-!'  Sir 
William  White,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G., 
H.B.M.  Ambassador  at  Constantinople. 

SCARSDALE.  Vol.  4,  page  81  (and 
Addenda,  Vol.  6,  page  xii.) — Richard 
Nathaniel  Curzon,  son  of  the  Hon'''^ 
Alfred  Nathaniel  and  Henrietta  Mary 
Curzon,  was  born  at  Weston  Underwood, 
CO.  Derby,  3  July  \tiot  23  August],  and 
baptised  at  Kedleston  \jtot  \Veston 
Underwood]' on  10  August  [not  i  No- 
vember] 1898. 

Page  82. —The  Hont"''  Margaret 
Georgina,  youngest  daughter  of  Lord 
Scarsdale,  was  married  at  Kedleston  on 
Thursday,  26  January  1899,  to  Hardress 
John  Waller,  only  son  of  Bolton  John 
Waller  of  Moystown,  Belmont,  King's 
County,  Ireland. 

SCHOMBERG.  Vol.  i,  page  209.— 
Frederic  Spencer  Schomberg  died  in 
London,  aged  62,  on  Sunday,  18  June, 
buried  at  Seend,  Melksham,  co.  Wilts, 
20  June  1899. 

SHADWELL.  Vol.  3,  page  108.— The 
Rev.  Arthur  Thomas  Whitmore  Shad- 
well  was  baptised  at  St.  George  the 
Martyr's,  Southwark,  co.  Surrey,  24 
June  1820. 

Page  no. — Ada  Anne  Worsley,  wife 
of  the  Rev.  Feli.x  Shadwell,  was  bap- 
tised 21  December  1863  [not  1893]. 
They  have  further  issue  a  daughter, 
Evelyn  Margaret,  born  at  Finningham, 
Stowmarket,  co.  Suffolk,  25  May,  bap- 
tised there  20  June  1897. 

SHEKELL.  Vol.  6,  page  68.— Letitia, 
widow  of  John  Henry  Porter,  M.D., 
was  buried  in  Warstone  Cemetery,  Bir- 
mingham, i8  June  1883. 

SPARROW.  Vol.  I,  page  229.— Arthur 
Sparrow  died  at  Preen  Manor,  Shrews- 
bury, aged  71,  on  Friday,  21  January, 
buried  at  Church  Preen,  co.  Salop,  26 
January  1898.  Will  dated  2  July  1896, 
proved  at  Shrewsbury  7  March  1898,  to 
Cecil  Blair  Sparrow  and  Alan  Bertram 
Hanbury  Sparrow,  the  sons,  the  Exors. 
Page  230. — Cecil  Blair  and  Cara 
Mary  Sparrow  have  further  issue  a 
daughter,  Mary,  born  at  83  Onslow 
Gardens,  London,  on  Tuesday,  '30 
November  1897,  baptised  privately,  and 


SPARROW,  continued. 

received  into  the  church  at  Church 
Preen  13  February  1898;  and  a  son, 
Evan  Cecil  Sparrow,  born  at  Southwell 
Lodge,  Pitminster,  co.  Somerset,  on 
Sunday,  2  July,  baptised  at  Trull,  co. 
Somerset,  on  Sunday,  30  July  1899. 

SWANN.  Vol.  I,  page  95-— The  Rev. 
Henry  Aldersey  and  Margaret  Swann 
have  further  issue  a  son,  Lawrence 
Edmund,  born  20  February,  baptised  at 
St.  James',  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  20  March 
1899. 

TADDY.  Vol.  3,  page  103. — Emily,  wife 
of  Edward  Latham,  died  at  17  Kent 
Terrace,  Regent's  Park,  London,  aged 
80,  on  Sunday,  29  January,  buried  in 
Kensal  Green  Cemetery  i  February 
1899. 

THURBURN.  Vol.  5,  page  115.- Alex- 
ander Thurburn  died  at  Shanghai,  aged 
64,  on  Wednesday,  6  September  1899. 

Page  118.  —  Robert  Augustus  and 
Elizabeth  Thurburn  have  further  issue  a 
daughter,  Gwynneth  Loveday,  born  at 
Buenos  Ay  res  on  Monday,  17  July 
1899. 

WELMAN.  Vol.  3,  page  34.  — Alice 
Rebecca,  daughter  of  Charles  Noel 
Welman,  died  at  Syracuse,  Sicily,  17 
February,  buried  there  19  February 
1899. 

WHITBY.  Vol.  6,  page  57.— In  first  line 
of  pedigree  read  Mary,  daughter  of 
William  Bateson  [not  Rev.]. 

WILDER.  Vol.  2,  page  127. — Frederick 
^Vilder  died  at  Purley  Hall,  Reading, 
CO.  Berks,  aged  66,  on  Saturday,  13 
May,  buried  at  Sulham,  co.  Berks,  on 
Tuesday,  16  May  1899. 

Page  128. — The  Rev.  Henry  Charles 
and  Cicely  Helen  Wilder  have  further 
issue  a  son,  Frederick  Wrey  Wilder, 
born  at  Farnham  Royal  Rectory,  on 
Saturday,  23  September,  baptised  at 
Farnham  Royal  i  November  1899. 

WILSON.  Vol.  I,  page  179.  — Thomas 
Wilson  died  at  Oaklands,  Riding-Mill- 
on-Tyne,  co.  Northumberland,  in  his 
86th  year,  on  Wednesday,  16  August, 
buried  at  Riding-Mill-on-Tyne  on  Friday, 
18  August  1899. 


ADDITIONS    (s-    CORRECTIONS. 


WINDHAM.  Page  43  of  present  volume. 
John  Windham  was  married  at  Castle 
Magner,  co.  Cork  (by  the  Rev.  Henry 
Swanzy),  on  Tuesday,  15  August  1899, 
to  Alice  Caroline,  5th  daughter  of  Colonel 
the  Hon''''  Richard  Hare,  by  Mary 
Christina  his  wife  {see  page  44),  4th 
daughter  of  Vice- Admiral  William  Wind- 
ham of  Felbrigge  Hall,  co.  Norfolk. 

WISDEN.  Vol.  3,  page  8.  —  Ethel 
M"^Gregor,  daughter  of  Thomas  Faul- 
coner  and  Caroline  Anna  Wisden,  was 
married  at  the  Parish  Church,  Broad- 
water, as  his  2nd  wife,  on  Wednesday, 
30  November  1898,  to  Richard  Augus- 
tine Selway  Chard.  Settlement  on  their 
married  is  dated  29  November  1898, 
the  trustees  being  Henry  Sketchley 
Bacon  of  Brighton,  Solicitor,  Arthur 
Patrick  Wisden  of  The  Warren,  Broad- 
water, and  Robert  Le  Brasseur  and 
Tom  Edmund  Livingstone  Oakley  of 
12  New  Court,  Lincoln's  Inn,  London. 

WOOD.  Vol.  4,  page  71. — Ruth  Frances, 
youngest  daughter  of  Lieut. -General 
Thomas  Wood,  was  married  at  Great 
Barton,  co.  Suffolk,  3  August  1899,  to 
Edward  Cyril  Newcome  of  Feltwell  Hall, 
CO.  Norfolk,  2nd  son  of  Edward  Clough 
Newcome  of  Feltwell  Hall,  by  Amelia 


WOOD,  continued. 

his  wife,  daughter  of  the  Very  Rev. 
Peter  Wood,  Dean  of  Middleham,  co. 
York. 

Page  72. — Lady  Evelyn  Emily,  wife 
of  Major-General  Sir  Francis  Wallace 
Grenfell,  K.C.B.,  died  at  the  Governor's 
Palace,  Malta,  21  June,  buried  at  Malta, 
23  June  1899. 

WOODROOFFE.  Vol.  2,  page  12  {and 
Addenda,  Vol.  6,  page  xiv.) — George 
Borries  and  Elizabeth  M'Farlan  Wood- 
rooffe  have  further  issue  a  son,  Thomas 
Borries  Woodroofife,  born  at  Adelaide, 
Cape  Colony,  24  January,  bapt.  there 
in  March  1899. 

WORTHINGTON.  Vol.  i,  page  221 
{and  Addenda,  Vol.  6,  page  xiv.) — 
Colonel  Charles  Denison  Pedder  died 
at  Kilbourne  Hall,  co.  Derby,  aged  72, 
on  Thursday,  24  February  [_not  2  March], 
buried  at  Horsley,  co.  Derby,  28  Feb- 
ruary 1898.  Will  dated  3  September 
1897,  proved  at  Derby  31  March  1898, 
by  Henry  Francis  Wilson  and  John  Eden 
Hiron,  the  Executors.  Catharine  Eliza- 
beth his  wife  died  at  Kilbourne  Hall  on 
Wednesday,  2  March  [no^  24  February], 
buried  at  Horsley  4  March  1898.  Will 
dated  14  September  1897,  proved  at 
Derby  18  May  1898,  by  Henry  Francis 
Wilson,  the  Executor. 


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