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Visitation
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EDITED BY
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VOL. 20
PRIVATELY PRINTED 1919
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LIST OF PEDIGREES.
Acton of Gatacre Park, co,
Salop .... Addington, Baron Alington of Swinhope, co,
Lincoln Arbuthnot, Baronet Arbuthnot and Arbuthnot-
Leslie Arkwright, formerly of
Hampton Court, co. Here
ford .... Aylesford, Earl of Baker of Bayfordbury, co
Hertford ... Blofeld of Hoveton House,
CO. Norfolk . Burreli, of Knepp Castle, co
Sussex Bush, formerly of Bradford-on
Avon, CO. Wilts . Challinor of Pickwood, co,
Stafford Chevallier of Aspall Hall
CO. Suffolk ... Clive of Perrystone Court, co,
Hereford, and of Ballycroy
CO. Mayo Clive of Whitfield, co,
Hereford CoBBOLD of Holywells, Ipswich
CO. Suffolk . Crispin of Dodbrooke Manor,
CO. Devon .
124 182
33 60
75
148 100
53 193
83 198
45
132
129
21
200
Curtler of Bevere House, Claines, co. Worcester . 104
Duddridge of Bicknoller, co. Somerset . . . .144
End, formerly of Wood Hall, Dulwich, CO. Surrey . . 204
Fanshawe .... I
Fellowes-Gordon of Knockes- poch, CO. Aberdeen . . 87
Fry of Finchley, co. Middle- sex . . . . .41
Halsbury, Earl of . .156
Janson 141
Maughan of Collingwood House, Morpeth, co. North- umberland . . . .169
Morris of Netherwood Manor, CO. Hereford . . -55
Mortimer of Wigmore, Capel, CO. Surrey . . . .126
Newcastle, Duke of . .18
Ransome of Ipswich, co. Suffolk
Reynolds
Welwyn, co Wormald
Orsett Hall, co.
Rouse . Wagner Whitmore of
Essex Wild . Wilshere of The Frythe,
107
SI 196
146
Hertford .
137
17s
202 163
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LIST OF PLATES.
Armorial Bearings of the Duke of Newcastle Book-plate of "William Baker, Esq. Bayfordbury,
Herts"
Armorial Bearings of Arbuthnot, Baronet Armorial Bearings of the Earl of Aylesford Book-plate of "Francis H. D. C. WTiitmore" Armorial Bearings of the Earl of Halsbury . Armorial Bearings of Baron Addington
To face page 1 7
54
59
99
140
155 181
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Arms on record itt tlti CoiUgeof Arms. Quarterly : 1st and 4lh, Or a chevron between three fleur-tle-lis sahle ; 2nd and 3rd [leiitg an aui^inentation granted 8 Febniary ib4q to Kichard Fatt:.l:awe, Retiienibraiiier of the Exchequer and others), Chequy argent and azure a cross gules.
Crest. — A dragon's head erased or flames of fire issuing from the mouth proper.
Mottoes. — I, In cruce victoria ; 2, Dux vitje ratio.
J^^Ovry
jrans{)atoe.
General Henry Fanshawe of Fanshawe Gate-j=Susanna Frances, in Dronfield, co. Derby, and of Dengey Hall, I 2nd dau. and coheir CO. Essex (only son of Simon Fanshawe of of Charles le Grys
c/a^fwAd
a^c>e
Fanshawe Gate, Dengey Hall, and Great Singleton, co. Lancaster, M.P. [grandson of William Fanshawe of Great Singleton, see ''Notes" to Visitation oj England and Wales," Vol. 6, page /jj], by .Althea his wife, 2nd dau. of William Snelling of Holborn, co. Middlesex); born 5 May 1756; Ensign :st Regiment of Foot Guards 4 October 1770; Lieut.- Colonel 83rd Foot i June 1781 ; accompanied the Empress Catherine to Russia and became a General in her service ; Governor of Kioo, and General-in-Chief and Governor- General of Kieff and afterwards (Governor of the Crimea ; served under the Duke of Wurteniburg ; the golden sword was conferred on him by the Empress Catherine for brave and gallant m.ilitary services ; Order of the Knight of St. George 1789 and the Great Cross of St. Vladimir ; Russian Senator at Warsaw ; died at Warsaw 23 February, bur. in the Protestant Cemetery, Warsaw, 27 February 1828.
of Morton-on-the- Hill. CO. Norfolk; marr. 24 February 1778 ; died at CaflTa 6 September 1806, bur. at Kertch, in the Crimea.
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Anna Maria (his= cousin), dau. of Lieut. - General John Jenkinson, Under Clerk of the Board of Green Cloth ; marr. at St. Mary Abbott's, Kensington, Lon- don, 3 May 1810 ; died at Hyeres, France, 1 3 De- cember 1818. ist wife.
=-Rear- Admiral Henry Fanshawe of Fanshawe Gate and- Dengey Hall, and of 'I'ilbuster Lodge, Godstone, co. Surrey; born at Shiplake, co. Oxford, 9 December 1778; of the Russian Navy and afterwards entered the British Navy as A. B. 8 September 1798, served at the blockade <)f Cadiz 1797-99, '" ''it^ expedition to Holland in 1799; in 1801 accompanied the force sent against Egypt, where he served on shore as Midshipman in the battles of 8, 13, and 21 March; Lieutenant 25 May 1805; surrendered the "Grasshopper" to the Dutch fleet in the Texel 24 December iSii to avoid foundering; Post- Captain 7 June 1814, retired 1846; Rear -Admiral 9 October 1849; Knight of St. Vladimir of Russia; died at Tilbuster Lodge, Godstone, g August 1856, bur. at Godstone.
■■Caroline, 3rd dau. of Francis F o w n e s- Luttrell, Commissioner of Customs, D.C.L., by Charlotte his wife, youngest dau. of Francis Drewe of Grange ; marr. 20 January 1823; died, aged 70, at Til- buster Lodge,Godstone, 12 March 1863, bur. at Godstone. 2rd wife.
Patty, dau. of the=f=Rev. Charles Robert Fanshawe= of Fansliawe Cate, in Dron- field, CO. Derby; born 4 April 1780; died 7 August 1859.
Rev. Robert Faithfull of Warfiekl, co. Berks, istwife.
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{For issue see Pedigree of Fanshawe, Vol. 14, page 105.)
=Jane, 4th dau. of the Rev. James Williams, Rector of Maldon, CO. Essex, and wife.
Thomas Edward Fanshawe, born 4 May, bapt. at St. James', Westminster, 23 May 1781 ; died in Russia 1794-97.
Major - General William=f= Pauline de Meisner, Frederick George Fan-=r=Fran9oise Marie Sumian
Simon Fanshawe, born at Ghent, Belgium, in 1784.
born in 1791.
shawe, born at Cherson, Russia, in March 1788.
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de ChSteauneuf, born circa 1782.
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{^For issue see page 4.)
{For issue seepage 6.)
General George Fanshawe, born 10 August 1789 ; entered the Russian Service= and was received on the Staff 6 March 1807, Under Lieutenant November following ; took pari in the campaign of 181 2 on the French invasion of Russia by Napoleon, and was present at the battles of Witebisk, Smolensk, and Boro- dino (wounded, received the golden sword with the inscription " For bravery "), A.D.C. to General Fowke ; took part in the battle of 'I'arontino same year; present at the storming of the entrenchments of Borissow, in protecting the passage of the Berezina (Order of St. Vladimir with the swords) ; after the battle of Molodec/.no he was commissioned by the Marshal, Prince Koutousoff, to convey to St. Petersburg the trophies taken from the French in that engagement; took part in the campaign of 1813, being present at the battles "of Liitzen, Bautzen and Dresden, and the complete defeat of General Vandamme (wounded, promoted Lieutenant, Cross of St. Anne, 2nd-class, and
the Russian Cross for tlie battle of Kulm); took part in the French campaign of 1814, at the battles of Brienne, Ferchampenoise and the taking of Paris, received the Orders of Leopold of Austria, of Maximilian of Bavaria and the Cross of Prussia; in the campaign of Turkey in 1828 took part in the siege of Adrianople ; promoted to the rank of General of a Division in 1835; A.D.C. to the Emperor of Russia and to the Grand Duke Constantine ; retired from active military service in 1842, and was made Privy Counsellor and Senator for the Warsaw Department of the Directing Senate; Permanent Member of Council of State of the Kingdom of Poland 1861 ; Knight of tiit Great Cross and Bands, the
White Eagle and St. Stanislaus, and the Cross of St. George of Russia;
also the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle and the Iron Cross ; died,
. y aged 78, at Warsaw y'j May, and was buried there with military
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General Charles=Althea Hedwige Edward Fanshawe,=
Alexander Fan- shawe of Grodno, Russia.
{See next page.)
(his cousin), born at Warsaw 2 1 February 1825 ; marr. there 18 Oc- tober 1848; died 2 April 1 9 16.
youngest son
of Major-General WiUiam Simon Fan- shawe ; born at Bielsk, Lithuania, in October 1826 ; died at Dresden, Germany, in 1865, bur. there.
=EmiIy Henrietta (his cousin), born at Warsaw 9 January 1827 ; marr. there 22 February 1854; died at Dresden 29 August 1901, bur. there. She married 2ndly at Warsaw, 27 September 1877, Baron Nicolas de Rummell, who died at Warsaw the same year and was buried there.
{See page j.)
George Fanshawe, born 1 1 November 1828; died 16 July 1829.
George Louis Joseph Fanshawe of Warsaw ; born at ^^'arsaw 23 September 1830; died unmarried at Warsaw 15 June 1904, bur. there.
Louisa, born in 1833; died the same year.
Baron Jean de Korff of Russia ;= died at Warsaw 1 1 December 1883.
=Sophy Caroline Rosa, born at Warsaw 16 September 1839; marr. there 19 March 1871.
Major-General William Simon F.nnshawe (4th son of General Henry Fanshawe of Fanshawe Gate in Dronfield, co. Derby, and of Dengey Hall, co. Essex) ; born at Ghent, Belgium, 25 January 1784; Naval A.D.C. to the Russian General Coniiiianding against the French in March 1807 ; A.D.C. to the Prince of Oldenburgh in 1812 (severely wounded), and sent to Constantinople same year; received the Russian Order of St. Vladimir in December 1812; was A.D.C. to General Foch, Commandant of the 52nd Regiment o Chasseurs, 1815 ; Major-General in the Russian Service 1821 ; died at Bielsk, Lithuania, 17 February 1829, bur. at Siemiatycze (Government of Grodno).
{See page 2.)
■Pauline de Meisner, born in 1791 ; marr. at Bialystok, Russia, 15 October 1821; died at Koch 9 December 1856, bur. at Siemiatycze.
Henry Constantine Fanshawe, born at Bielsk 3 July 1823 ; was in the " Corps des Pages " in November 1832 ; died unmarried at Warsaw, Poland, in August 1853.
General Charles Alexander Fanshawe of Grodno, Russia; born at Bielsk 22 October 1824 (the Emperor Alexander stood sponsor); Captain ist Hussars in the Russian Army, afterwards General in the Russian Service ; died at Dresden, Germany, 2 March 1870, bur. there.
=Althea Hedwige (his cousin), eldest dau. of Lieut. - General George Fanshawe; born at Warsaw 21 February 1825 ; marr. there 18 October 1848; died, aged 91, at Dalveagh, Aberfoyle, co. Perth, 2 April, bur. at Bournemouth, co. Hants, 6 April 19 16.
(See previous page.)
William Berkeley Monck of Coley Park, co. Berks (eldest son of= John Bligh Monck of Coley, by Elizabeth Margaret his wife, 3rd dau. of the Rev. Samuel Wildman Yates, Vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, co. Berks) ; born at Coley 8 April, bapt. at St. Mary's, Reading, 3 June 1842 ; educated at Eton and at Magdalen College, Oxford, matriculated 20 October i860, B.A. 1865; of the Inner Temple, called to the Bar 27 January 1868; J. P. for co. Berks; Mayor of Reading iS88; died at Coley Park 7 September, bur. at .Mdworth, co. Berks, 11 September 1905. Will proved in the Principal Registry 13 October 1906, by George Stanley Stephens Monck, the son.
=Althea Pauline Louise, born at Warsaw, 15 August, bapt. there i November 1849; marr. at the English Embassy, afterwards at All Saints', Dresden, 25 Sep- tember 1872 ; died at Crow- thorne, co. Berks, on I'Viday, 2 May, bur. at Aldworth on Tuesday, 6 May 1913.
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{See Pedigree of Monck, Vol. 2, page 7jj, and Addenda, Vol. 12, page xliii.)
Edward Fanshawe,^Emily Henrietta (his cousin), 2nd dau. of Lieut.-General George Fanshawe ;
bom at Bielsk, born in Warsaw, Poland, 9 January 1827; marr. there 22 February 1854; died at Dresden, Germany, 29 August 1901, bur. there, having married 2ndly at Warsaw, 27 September 1877, Uaron Nicholas de Rummell, who died at Warsaw the same year and was bur. there.
Lithuania, 31 Oc- tober 1826 ; died at Dresden, Germany, 25 January 1865, bur. there.
(See page 3.)
Caroline Emily, born at Siemia- tycze, Russia, 2 November 1850.
Evelyn Leighton Fanshawe of Dalveagh, Aberfoyle,= CO. Perth (youngest son of Admiral Sir Edward Gennys Fanshawe, G.C.B., by Jane his wife, elder dau. of John Cardwell of Liverpool) ; born in Chester Terrace, Regent's Park, Lotidon, on Friday, 30 June 1854, bapt. at Christ Church, St. Pancras, London ; educated at Rugby and at Balliol College, Oxford, matriculated 15 Octoberi873, B.A. 1877 ; of the Inner Temple, called to the Bar 17 November 1879 ; died, aged 54, at Delrow, Bournemouth, co. Hants, on Friday, 15 January 1909, bur. at Bournemouth. Will dated 19 April 1904, with codicil dated 14 December 1908, proved (Prin. Reg., 573, 1909) 2 April 1909, by Admiral Sir Arthur Dalrymple Fanshawe, brother, and John Edward Fanshawe, cousin.
^Frances Sophia (his cousin), born at Siemiatycze 25 July 1854; marr. at Dresden on Saturday, 15 October 1887.
{See Pedigree of Fanshawe, Vol. 15, page 21, and Addenda. Vol. 16. page xx.)
Frederick George Fanshawe of Grodno, Russia (5th son^Frangoise Marie
of General Henry Fanshawe of Fanshawe Gate and Dengey Hall, co. Essex) ; born at Cherson, Russia, 6 March 1788 ; of the Regiment of Guards of SemenofTski ; Secretary to the Russian Embassy at Constantinople 1806 ; Chamberlain to the Emperors Alexander I., Nicholas I., and A. D.C. to the Emperor Alexander, and accompanied the Emperor to England on the visit of the allied Monarchs in 1814 ; was in Constantinople with the Russian Ambassador in 1807, and with him was sent to the Seven Jonvers Prison ; A. D.C. to his father at the siege of Danzig 18 1 3, and on giving up that town to the Prussians, the King sent him the Order of Merit ; sent to pacify the Poles during the insurrection, but was assassinated by them at Warsaw 15 August ^y y
183 1, and was bur. Ca£^^>.^y '^l^^&d. at St. Petersburg. ^ .yr-i^ _ •/"^^ <=«
{Ste page 2.)
Sumian de Chateau - neuf ; \>oxn circa 1782; married circa 1819; died 6 November 1858, bur. at St. Petersburg.
born circa 1835 ; marr. at Wiesbaden, Prussia, 23 October 1864; died at Tsarkoe Selo, Russia, in March 1878, bur. at St. Petersburg, ist wife.
Natalie ArbuzzoflT of Russia ;_Lieut.-General Constantine Henry Fanshawe=j=Elizabeth Alma,
'of Grodno and Siedlec, Russia; born at dau. of Alfred Warsaw 21 October (old style), 1822; of Wilton; born at the Imperial Guard Regiment, Lieut.- Lowestoft, co. General in the Russian Army ; Governor Suffolk, 9 Sep- of the Augustow districts 1861, and of Badom tember i860 ; 1863; died in the Military Hospital, Warsaw, marr. 20 May 6 June (old style) 1886, bur. at Warsaw. 1879 (old style).
Siie married
2ndly at Siedlec 28 October 1889 (old style), Colonel Gregory Slobodinsky, who died circa 1905. 2nd wife.
Vera, born at Warsaw 29 September (old style) 1S65 ; marr. at St. Petersburg 26 January (old style) 1884, Jacques Kolzakoff ; this marriage was dissolved. She married 2ndly at Belgorod 9 January 1905, Prince Alexander Wolkonsky, born drca 1883.
Serge MichailofT Roslovlefir,=01ga, born at Warsaw Lieutenant in the Imperial 20 February (old style), Russian Navy; born circa 1867; marr. at St. 1866; killed in the Russo- Petersburg 18 May Japanese War 1904-1905. 1890; died at Tzarkoe
Selo 23 March (old style) 1904.
Sophia, died at Reval, Russia, in 1897, bur. there, having married Baron Alexander de Wrede of the province of Esthonia, General Officer.
Frances, born at Warsaw in 1824; died at Reval, Russia, i^ June i88o, bur. there, having married Jules de Ramm of Esthonia.
of
Serge Roslovleff;
Lion Fanshawe, born at Warsaw 22 February=f=Helen, eldest daughter
(old stj'le) 1880; of the Imperial Russian
Navy ; served in the Russo - Japanese War
1904-1905 ; taken prisoner at Port Arthur, and
escaped from Tokio in February 1906 ; Torpedo
Lieutenant April 1909, Commander of a
"submersible" 1910; serving on the General
Staff at St. Petersburg 1911-12 ; Captain of the
destroyer " Karasch " January 1916, with which
he served in the Black Sea Fleet.
born at Vladivostock, Russia, 7 May 1891 (old style) : marr. at the estate of Leecich- kino, in the district of Saratoff, Russia, 17 April 1911.
Lily, bom at Naples, Italy, 13 July (old style) 18S3 ; died at St. Petersburg 13 November 1901 ; bur. there.
Irene, born at St. Petersburg 15 March 191 2.
Tatiana, born 7 January (old style) 1914.
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Cfjeballier of aspall 3|all, to. ^uffolfe.
Arms. — Argent on a cross gules five escallops of the field. Crest. — A lion's head erased argent langued gules. Motto. — Fidei coticula crux.
Caroline, 7th= dau. of George Hepburn of Wisbecli, CO. Cam bridge, Captain Hon''''= East India Co.'s Service ; marr. at Long Mclford, CO. Sufloik, 19 April 1808 ; died 9 Octo- ber 1815. ist wife.
=Rev. John Chevallier, M.l)., of Aspall Hall, CO. Suffolk (5tli son of the Rev. Temple Chevallier, Rector of 15adiiig- hani, Cransford and Aspall, all co. Suffolk, by Mary his wife, dau. of the Rev. 'rhonias Fiske, Rector of Shinip- liiigthorne, co. Suffolk) ; bapt. at As))all 30 August 1774; educated at the Grammar School, Bury St. Edmunds ; M.l). Edin. ; I'erpetual Curate of Aspall (of which he was patron) 181 7 ; succeeded his brother Clement as Vicar of Cransford 29 .^pril 1831; J. P. for CO. Suffolk; died at Aspall Hall 14 August 1846. Will dated i October 1845, proved (P.C.C. 16, 47) 9 January 1847, by Elizabeth Chevallier, relict, and Barrington Chevallier, M.D., son.
=Emily, 3rd dau.=j= of the Rev. Barrington Blom- field .Syer of Keddington, co. Suffolk; marr. 22 October 1816, marriage settle- ments dated 1 October; died 21 September 18 19. 2nd wife.
Elizabeth, dau. of John Cole of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, formerly of Jamaica; n\A.xx. circa January 1821; died, aged 77, at Aspall Hall II December
1869. Will dated 18 September 1868, with codicil dated 7 July 1869. proved at Bury St. Ed- munds 26 January
1870, by the Rev. Charles Henry Che- vallier, son. 3rd wife.
For issue see page 12.)
Rev. Charles Boutell (son of the Rev. Charles Boutell, Vicar of Pulham St." Mary, co. Norfolk) ; born at Pulham St. Mary i August 181 2 ; of St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A. 1834, and of Trinity College, 0,\fi)rd, incorporated II February 1836, M.A. 1836; Rector of Downham Market 1847-50, Vicar of Wiggenhall St. Mary, both co. Norfolk, 1847-55, Reader at St. Luke's, Lower Norwood, CO. Surrey, 1860-67, Assistant Minister at St. Stephen's, Portland Town, London, 1872-73; one of the founders of London and Middlesex Archn2ologic;d .Society 14 December 1855, Secretary 23 July 1857 ; Secretary St. Alban's Architectural Society ; Author of "Monumental Brasses and Slabs of the Middle Ages," 1847, "A Manual of British Archeology," 1858, "A Manual of Heraldry, Historical and Popular," 1863," "English Heraldry, Illustrated," 1867, and " A Bible Dictionary," 1871, re-published as "Haydn's Bible Dictionary," 1879; died, aged 64, at 13 Portsdown Road, Paddington, London, on Tuesday, 31 July 1877.
=Mary, bapt. at Long Mel ford 9 April i8og ; marr. at Aspall (by the Rev. Charles Boutell) on Tuesday, 1 7 April 1839.
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Thomas KinderT-Caroline, married at
of Sandridge Bury, CO. Hert- ford ; died, aged 67, at Sandridge Bury, on Tues- day, 16 August 1881.
Aspall (by the Rev. Charles Boutell) on Tuesday, 23 April 1839, marriage
settlements dated previous day ; died at Sandridge Bury 7 November 1884.
John Chevallier, bapt. at Long Mel ford 16 August 1 8 1 1 ; died, aged 6 months, bur. there 13 February 1812. _
John Clement Chevallier, died in 181 2.
George Chevallier, born at Aspall 12 November 18 13; died there 25 November 1816. _
Charlotte Sophia, bom at Aspall 2 November, bur. there 20 November 18 14.
Rev. John Chevallier, bom at Aspall,= CO. Suffolk, 13 July 1817; educated at Charterhouse, admitted 1832, and at Caius College, Cambridge, admitted Pensioner 13 June 1835, B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842 ; Curate of Bayton, co. Wilts, 1849-53 )' died, aged 37, at Heigham, Norwich, on ^^'ednesday, 22 February 1854, bur. at Aspall. M.I. Adriion granted at Norwich 28 June 1862, to Charlotte Fanny Chevallier, the relict.
Charlotte Fanny, only dau. of the Rev. Edmund Bellman, Rector of Heliuingham and of Pettaugh, both CO. Suffolk ; marr. at Southwold, co. Suffolk (by the Rev. Anthony Horatio Bellman), on Tuesday, 3 September 1844; died, aged gt, at Bungay, co. Suffolk, 31 March 1908, bur. at Aspall. M.I. Will dated 8 January 1890, with codicil dated 21 November 1893, proved at Ipswich I June 1908, by Augustus John Chevallier and Francis Temple Chevallier, sons.
Julia Ellen, Augustus John Chevallier, born at the= born at the Vicarage, Yetminster, on Saturday, 6 Vicarage, February 1847; of Jesus College, Cam- Yetminster, bridge, matriculated Michaelmas Term CO. Dorset, 1866, B.A. 1870, M.A. 1873; died at 21 Decem- Harborough Cottage, Aspall, 24 Sep- ber 1845. tember 1910. Adnion (with will dated
29 December 1909) was granted (Prin.
Reg., 1660, 10) 22 December iqio, to
Florence Harriet Henstridge Chevallier,
the relict.
=Florencc Harriet Henstridge (his cousin), dau. of the Rev. Charles Henry Chevallier of Aspall Hall {seepage ij).
Charles Edmund Chevallier, born 20 June 1849; a Student at Guy's Hospital, London ; died, aged 19, at 5 Charles Street, ManchesterSqu ire, 1 London, on Mon- | day, 7 June 1869. I
Francis Temple Chevallier, born at Boyton, co. AVilts,=j=Elanche Ellen, of 75 Broxholm
8 November 1850 ; died, aged 64, at Hollesley Lodge, W'oodbridge, co. Suffolk, on Monday, 1 2 July, bur. at Aspall on Thursday, 15 July 1915. M.I. Will dated 21 June 18S9, proved at Ipswich 20 August 1915, Ly Blanche Ellen Chevallier, the relict.
Road, AVest Norwood, co. Surrey ; dau. of the Rev. John Emra of Box, CO. Wilts ; marr. there on Wednesday, 11 May 1887.
John Francis Emra Blanche Mary, Chevallier, born at born 3 June The Oaklands, Bun- iSgi, bapt. at gay, 24 May 1888, Flixton. bapt. at Flixton, co. Suffolk ; educated at Aldeburgh School, Bloxham's School, and at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, B.A. 1 913.
Rev. Henry Curll Shepherd (son=f=Frances Marguerite,
of the Very Rev. Henry Young Shepherd, Dean of St. John's Cathedral, Antigua, British West Indies); born 22 February 1887 ; of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, B.A. 1912, M.A. ; Curate of All Saints', Sculcoates, co. York, 1912-15, and of St. John's, Antigua, 1915. ^
born at The Oak- lands, Bungay, on Tuesday, 8 January 1895, bapt. at Flix- ton ; marr. at St. John's Cathedral, Antigua, 1 7 August 1916
Frederick William Spurrel! deed of Dunfermline,= CO. Fife (only son of William deed of Greenwich, CO. Kent, by Gertrude his wife, dau. of the Rev. Frederick Spurrell) ; born at Greenwich 13 April 1889 ; educated at Stratheden House, Black- heath ; Naval Cadet 15 May 1905, Midshipman 30 June following, Sub- Lieutenant 30 August 1908, Lieutenant 30 November 1910; served in European War 19 14.
=T=Ellen Joyce, born at 8 Janet Evelyn,
Vanbrugh Hill, Blackheath, born at i Vic-
co. Kent, on Monday, 9 toria Road,
June, bapt. at St. James', OldCh.Trlton,
Kidbrooke, co. Kent, 13 on Monday,
July 1890 ; marr. at 6 July 1891,
St. Paul's, Old Charlton, bapt. at St.
CO. Kent, on Wednesday, Paul's, Old
17 December 1913. Charlton, 30
,/K July 1891.
Ellen, 2nd dau. of Major William Brownson, Welsh Fusiliers (23rd Foot) ; marr. at St. Maryat-the- Walls, Colches- ter, CO. Essex, 29 October 1846; died, aged 37, at The CJrove, Ips- wich, 7 January i856,bur.at Rush- mere, CO. Suffolk. Admon granted 4 November 1856, to Barrington Chevallier. ist wife.
=Barrington Chevallier, M.D., of The Grove,=
Ipswich; born 27 January 1819; educated at Charterhouse, admitted 1832, and Scholar of Brasenose College, Oxford, matriculated 10 March 1837, B.A. 1840, M.A. 1843, B.Med. 1846, D.Med. 1852, M.R.C.P. Lond. 1859 ; Medical Superin- tendent of the Ipswich Borough Asylum ; J. P. for CO. Suffolk ; Mayor of Ipswich 1873-74: died, aged 70, at Ipswich, 21 August, bur. in the cemetery at Ipswich 24 August 1889. Will dated 25 February 1858, proved at Ipswich i February 1890, by Mary Wardell Chevallier, relict.
=Mary Wardell, dau. of Matthew Leach of Compton Terrace, Islington, co. Middlesex; born 28 November 1825 ; marr. at St. Mary's, Islington (by the Bishop of Antigua and her brother, the Rev. Henry Leach), 25 February 1858 ; died, aged 79, at 4 Park Place, Chelten- ham, co. Gloucester, 26 October, bur. in the cemetery at Ipswich 30 October 1905. Admon granted at the Principal Regis- try II December 1905, to the Rev. Joseph Miles. She married istly Joseph Miles. 2nd wife.
Captain Barrington Henry Chevallier,= R.N., of Hauraki, Old Charlton, co. Kent ; born at Aspall Hall, co. Suffolk, on Saturday, 22 February 1851 ; educated at Ipswich Grammar School and H.M.S. "Bniannia"; joined the Royal Navy in 1864, Sub-Lieutenant 22 February 1870, Lieutenant 17 February 1874, Com- mander I January 1887, Captain (retired) 1902; Assistant Secretary to Ordnance Conmiittee r887-9o, ist Assistant to Director-General of Ordnance Factories 1890-98, Acting Superintendent of Royal Gun Factories 1898-99, Inspector of Warlike Stores and Assistant to Director of Naval Ordnance 1899- 1909, Superintendent of Ordnance Stores 1909-17.
=Janet, 3rd dau. of Joseph Fison of Stoke House, Ipswich, by Ann his wife, dau. of William Ridley of Clare, co. %\x^o\]k{see Pedi- gree of Ridley, Vol. /J, page po) ; born at Hertford End 3 April 1851 ; marr. at St. Mary Stoke, Ipswich (by the Rev. John Cheval- lier), 13 August 1889.
Charles Temple^fAmy Sophia, 4th Chevallier of 1 dau. of W. W.
Gipsy
Hill, ! H a y n e of
Norwood, CO. I Holmby House, Surrey ; born | Croydon, co.
at The Grove, Ipswich, on Thursday, 3 February 1853 ; educated at the Grammar School, Ipswich.
Surrey; bom 28 October 1855; marr. at St. James', Croydon, on W'ednesday, 3 October 1883.
Joseph Barrington= Chevallier, born at i Victoria Road, Old Ciiarlton, on Friday, 1 December, bapt. at St. Paul's, Old Charl- ton, 31 December 1S93; educated at the Royal Naval Col- leges at Osborne and Dartmouth ; Naval Cadet 10 September 1906, Midshipman 15 May 1911, Sub-Lieu- tenant 30 May 1914, Lieutenant 30 April 1916 ; served in European War 19 14.
=Sarah Mar\', Peter Temple ChevaUier, eldest dau. M.C. ; born at i Victoria of William Road, Old Charlton, on Fri- Thomas of day, 24 May, bapt. at St. Wigston, CO. Paul's, Old Charlton, 23 June Leicester ; 1895 ; educated at Repton married at School ; 2nd Lieutenant Owermoigne, Middlesex Regiment 5 CO. Dorset, September 19 14, Lieutenant on Friday, 4 January 1915, Captain i June January 19 18. following ; served in Euro- pean War 1914 (mentioned in despatches, "London Gazette," 4 January and 25 May 191 7, MiUtary Cross).
Felix Edward Chevallier, born at i Victoria Road, Old Charlton, 12 June, bapt. at St. Paul's, Old Charlton, 30 July 1897 ; educated at the Royal Naval Colleges at Os- borne and Dartmouth ; Naval Cadet May 1910, Midshipman 4 August 1914, Sub-Lieutenant 15 February 1 9 1 7, Lieutenant 23 April 1918 ; served in Cameroons Expedition 1 91 4 ; in European War, at battle off Jutland 31 May 1916, and in Zeebrugge Raid 23 April 1918.
Rev. John Chevallier, born at The Grove, Ipswicli, 24=j=Marie Eh'zabeth, elder
February 1862 ; educated at Winchester and Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1880, B.A. (4th Wrangler) 1884; of New College, Oxford, incorporated 18 January 1884, Fellow 1883-91, M.A. 1887, Senior Mathematical Scholarship 18S4, Herschel Astronomical Prize 1884, Tutor Magdalen College 1884; Rector of Great Horwood, CO. Buckingham, 1889; died at Giggleswick School, CO. York, 24 October 1917.
dau. of 'I'heodore VuUiamy of Nonan- court, Eure, France ; born I April 1863 ; marr. at Godalming, CO. Surrey, on Tues- day, 15 July 1890.
Mary Amelia, born at The Grove, Ips- wich, 2 2 June 1863.
Rev. Walter St. John= Lindars (son of John William Lindars of Reading, co. Berks) : born at Reading 7 April 1886 ; B.A., L.Th. University Col- lege, Durham ; Curate of Newton ragneli,co. Buckingham, 1912 -16, and of St. Paul's, Bedford, 19 16.
=Rosc, born at The Rectory, Great Hor- wood, on Sunday, 1 7 May, bapt. at (Jreat Horwood 14 June 1 891; marr. there (by her father and her uncle, the Rev. Joseph Miles) on Thursday, 4 January 191 7.
Clement Theodore Chevallier, born at The Rectory, Great Horwood, on Sunday, 16 July, •bapt. at Great Horwood 6 August 1893 ; Scholar of Worcester College, O.xford, 1912, B.A. 191 7 ; Captain Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry ; served in European War 19 14 (mentioned in despatches, " London Gazette," 15 June 1916).
Herbert Alfred Chevallier, born at The Rectory, Great Horwood, on Tuesday, 29 September, bapt. at Great Horwood 28 October 1903.
=Isabel Sheafie, marr. in Australia in 1915.
Clement Harold Che-= vallier of Malcolm Vale. Queenbeyan, New South Wales, Australia ; born at The Grove, Ipswich, 7 June 1865.
Barrington Kitchener Sheaffe Chevallier, born at Malcolm Vale, Queenbeyan, New South Wales, in 19 16.
Edith Sophia, born at The Grove, Ips- wich, 17 No- vember i868.
I Claude Lionel= Chevallier, born at The Grove, Ips- wich, 18 February 1870; M.R.C.S.. L.R.C.P. Lond. 1897, Medical Officer British East Africa Pro- tectorate and for the Anglo-Congo- lese Boundary Commission.
=Clara Eleanor Lush, of Dor- chester ; born I December 1885 ; mar- ried at Mom- basa Cathedral, British East Africa, 14 Oc- tober 191 6.
Guy Barrington Chevallier, born at Fairlight,^ Foxhill Gardens, Upper Norwood, co. Surrey, 3 February i885.
=Alice, dau. of T. Cameron of Kingussie, co. Inverness ; bom in Scotland i May 1882 ; marr. 7 February 1905.
John Tennyson Chevallier, bom at Johannesburg, South Africa, 26 February 1906.
Mary Alice, born at Johannesburg 5 June 1909.
Maud Amy, born at Johannesburg I October 1912.
Madge Barbara, born at Volksrust, South Africa, 19 May 1915.
I Francis Temple Chevallier, bom at Fairlight, Foxhill Gardens, Upper Norwood, 30 October 1888.
James Lethbridge Farmer= (4th son of J. Harvey Farmer of Liverpool) ; born at Liverpool 21 April 1885.
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'Maud Amy, born at Fairlight, Foxhill Gardens, Upper Norwood, 12 March 1891 ; married 9 September 1911.
Caroline, 7th dau.= of ("leorge Hepburn. I St wife.
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=Rev. John Chevallier,= M.D., of Aspall Hall, CO. Suffolk {see page S).
=Emily, 3rd dau. of the= Rev. Barrington Blomfield Syer. 2nd wife.
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=Eli2abeth,dau. of John Cole. 3rd wife.
Rev. Edward Man-= nersDiUmanPyne, Exhibitioner of Emmanuel Col- lege, Cambridge, B.A. (Jun. Opt.) 1847 ; Rector of Bawsey and In- cumbent of West- acre, both CO. Norfolk, 1853-84, Rector of Neven- doii, CO. Essex, 1S84-93 : died at i3MortlakeRoad, Kew, CO. Surrey, 24 February 1901. Adiiion granted at the Principal Registry 28 March 1901, to Sophia Pyne, the relict.
=Sophia, born at Aspall 2 Novem- ber 1821 ; marr. there (by the Rev. Charles Henry Cheval- lier) on Wednes- day, 15 January 1851; died at 13 Mortlake Road, Ivew, 12 Septem- ber T910, bur. at Kew. Will dated 6Septeniberi90i, proved (Prin. Reg, 1461, 10) 17 October 1910, by Emily Mary Dilhnan Chester, wife of the Rev. Algernon Stewart Mackenzie Bagot Chester, daughter.
Rev. Charles Henry Chevallier of Aspall Hall ; born at .Aspall 17 July 1823 ; educated at Eton (admitted 1833), at Charter- house (admitted 1839) and at Trinity College, Oxford, ma- triculated 14 May 1842; B.A. 1846, M..\. 1849; Perpetual Curate of Aspnll 1849 until his death ; Hon. Canon of Norwich 1878; J.P. for CO. Suffolk and Chairman of Board of Guardians for the Hartismere Hundred for 24 years; died, aged 61, at Aspall Hall on Friday, 8 May 1885, bur. at Aspall. M.I. Prize founded at Grammar School, Eye, by his friends as a memorial. Will dated 29 Oc- tober 1872, with codicil dated 26 September 1873, proved at Ipswich 29 July 1885, by Isabella Frances Chevallier, relict.
=Isabella Frances, only dau. of the Rev. Francis Cobbold, Rector of Hemley, co. Suffolk ; born at St. Mary-le- Tower Parsonage, Ips- wich, on Friday, 29 August 1834; marr. at .Aspall (by the Rev. Temple Chevallier) on Thursday, 13 July 1854 ; died, aged 82, at the Rectory, Aspall, on Saturday, 3 1 March, bur. at Aspall on Thursda)', 5 April 191 7. Will dated 23 August 191 6, proved in the Principal Registry 30 May 1917, by John Barrington Trapnell Chevallier and Fiances Mary Chevallier.
[See Pedigree 0/ Cobbold, page 24).
Frances Eliza- John Barrington Trapnell Chevallier of=
beth Mary, Aspall Hall; bom at Aspall 10 January
born at .Aspall 1857, bapt. at Aspall; educated at Eton
22 August and at King's College, Cambridge, matricu-
1835, bapt. lated 14 October 1876, B.A. (Senior Opt.)
there. 1880, M. A. 1886; .Assistant Master Lancing
College 1880-82, at Repton School
1882-85 ; President of Suffolk Chamber
of Agriculture 1899 '> Director Mid-Suffolk
Light Railway ; J.P. for co. Suffolk.
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=Isabel Amy, 3rd dau. of Major Ernest St. George Cobbold of Brook House, Thurleston, co. Suffolk, by Helen Emma his wife, youngest dau. of Philip Cazenove of Clapham Common, co. Surrey ; horn at Ufford, co. Suffolk, on Thursday, 29 July, bapt. there 29 August 1869; marr. at Whitton- cum-Thurleston, co. Suffolk, on Wednesday, 8 September 1897.
[See Pedigree p/ Cobbold, page 2g).
Eirene Helen Frances, born Peronelle Mary, born at Margaret Isabel, born at
at Aspall Hall on Monday, 13 February, bapt. at Aspall J 8 March 1899.
Aspall Hall on Thursdaj', 31 July, bapt. at Aspall 31 August 1902.
Aspall Hall on Saturday, 28 November, bapt. at Aspall 26 December 1903.
Rev. Richard Eaton Monins (only son of the Rev. John= Monins, Rector of Ringwould, co. Kent, by Mary Lee his wife, eldest dau. of William Carter, M.D., of Ken nington Hall, <:o. Kent); born 30 September 1813; of St. John's College, Cambridge, k A. 1841, M.A. 1844; Rector of Great and Little Glemham, co. Suffolk, 17 December 1846 ; died, aged 39, at Corsley Hall, co. Suffolk, 12 September 1852. Adnion granted (P.C.C.) 18 October 1852, to Emily Monins, the relict. ,
=Emily, born at Aspall, co. Suffolk, 3 December 1824 ; marr. there (by the Rev. John Monins), on Wed-' nesday, 19 May 1847; died, aged 68, at Ringwould 13 November 1893. Will dated 18 March 1874, proved at Canterbury 16 December 1893, by John Henry Monins, son.
John Preston (2nd=i=Edith Isabella' Augustus John=Florence Harriet son of Sir John ^Llria, born at Chevallier, son Henstridge (his
of the Rev. John cousin), born at Chevallier (see Aspall 20 October page p). i860, bapt. there.
son of Sir John Preston of Dun- more, near Belfast, CO. Antrim, by Mary his wife, dau. of J. Johnson of Stoke Newington, co. Middlesex) ; Cap- tain 4th Royal Irish Rifies. ^
^Llria, born at Aspall 20 April 1858, bapt. there ; marr. at Aspall on Thursday, 6 October 1881.
Charles Henry Temple Chevallier, M.B.,C.M.;bomat Aspall 6 May 1864, bapt. there ; died, aged 25, at Mel- bourne, Australia, on Thursday, 19 December 1889, bur. in the ceme- tery at Melbourne. M.I.
Mary Anne Cob- bold, born at Aspall 30 Sep- tember 1868, bapt. there ; died at Felixstowe, co. Suffolk, 20 De- cember 1901, bur. at Aspall. M.I. Admon granted at Bury St. Edmunds 7 .April 1902, to Isabella Frances Chevallier, mother.
Rev. Clement Woodward Dumaresque Chevallier, born at Aspall 20 March 1871, bapt. there; edu- cated at Lancing College, and at Trinity College, Oxford, matriculated 1 1 October 1S90 ; Curate of St. Olave's, York, 1895 -98, and of All Saints', Middlesborough,co.York, 1898-1902; Vicar of Aspall 1902 -1906; Curate of Rcdcar, co. York, 1907-1908.
I Lieut. -Colonel Francis= Edward de Carteret Chevallier of Sierra Leone; born 31 July 1873; 2nd Lieu- tenant Royal Artillery 15 August 1893, Lieu- tenant 1 5 August 1896, Captain i April 1900, Adjutant School of Gunnery 22 January 1901 to 31 Decem- ber 1903 ; Major 18 May 191 4, Lieut.- Colonel 1918; served in the Cameroons Expedition 19 15.
=Elizabeth Louise, 3rd dau. of James Nicol Fleming, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Galbraith of Campbel- town, CO. Argyll ; born at Keil House, South- end, CO. Argyll, on Thursday, 25 July 1 87 2 ; marr. at Trinity Pres- byterian Church, Wim- bledon, CO. Surrey, on Saturday 29 April 191 6.
Lieut.-Colonel Henry Horatio Kitchener (son of William Kitchener,^ by Emma his 2nd wife, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Cripps, Rector of Cheadle, co. Chester); born at 8 Bunhill Row, London, 19 October, bapt. at St. Luke's, Old Street, London, 17 December 1805; entered the 13th Light Dragoons as Cornet 29 June 1830, Lieutenant 1834, Captain 29th Foot 1841, Major 9th Foot 1846, Lieut.-Colonel (retired) 27 March 1846; died, aged 88, at The Manor House, Cossington, co. Leicester, on Tuesday, 14 August, bur. at Cossington 17 August 1894. Will dated 8 October 1887, with codicil dated 15 November