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| 151 | Educated at Beaumont, Downside School and Christ Church, Oxford. His father was born on 20 Oct 1879 at Gatwick House, Billericay, Essex, educated at Beaumont, Downside School, and Christ Church, Oxford; and served in the Royal Buckinghamshire Yeomanry, the Fourth Hussars and 11th Bn Royal Sussex Regiment. He served as Aide-de-camp to George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston in South Africa in the Boer war. In 1909 he became Privy Chamberlain of Sword and Cape to Pope Pius X an honour which is known now as a Gentlemen of His Holiness. He was a handsome, unreliable, sociable wanderer who Harman described as 'one of Baudelaire's true travellers'. | Grisewood, Lieutenant Colonel Harman Joseph Mary (I1534)
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| 152 | Educated at Eton College Served in the 10th Hussars. | Drake, Lieutenant Robert Flint (I425)
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| 153 | Educated at Gordonstoun, Elgin Morayshire | Lawson-Tancred, Rupert Thomas (I1182)
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| 154 | Educated at Haileybury, [1] May was commissioned into the Royal Fusiliers as a second lieutenant on 3 August 1898, and promoted to lieutenant on 2 August 1899. [2] [3] He served with the 2nd battalion in the Second Boer War, where he took part in the battles of Colenso (December 1899), engagements at Pieter′s Hill, Hussar Hill and Hlangwani and the Relief of Ladysmith (February 1900); and later served in the Western Transvaal under Sir Archibald Hunter. [3] May stayed in South Africa until the end of the war, and returned home on the SS Assaye in September 1902. [4] For his service in the war he was noted for future promotion, [5] which followed the next year when he was promoted to captain on 3 November 1903, with the brevet rank of major from the next day. [6] He later served in the First World War. [2] After the war he became Director of Movements and then, from 1923, Director of Recruiting and Organisation at the War Office. [2] He was made Brigadier in charge of Administration at Northern Command in 1927 and then Commander 49th (West Riding) Division in 1930. [2] He was appointed Commandant of the Royal Military College Sandhurst in 1931 and Quartermaster-General to the Forces in 1935; he retired in 1939. [2] In retirement he was Chairman of the Toc H Christian movement for 10 years. [1] He also served as colonel of the Royal Fusiliers. [7] | May, General Sir Reginald Seaburne K.B.E.,K.C.B.,DSO,C.M.G. (I32)
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| 155 | Educated at Wellington. In 1886, he entered The Northumberland Fusiliers, was promoted Captain in 1895 In 1886 he became adjutant of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion. He succeeded to title in 1912. During true last war he served as Lieutenant-Colonel, and was mentioned in the dispatches. Lord Crofton was D.L. for Roscommon. | Crofton, Arthur Edward Lowther (Midge) 4th Baron (I673)
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| 156 | Educated Boothan School, York. | Lawson-Tancred, Alastair David Piers (I1194)
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| 157 | Educated Eton Clooege Served in the Hertfordshire Yeomanry. Served in the First World War in Egypt and France and was mentioned in the despatches 3 times. Awarded Military Cross 1917 He became a Master of the Worshipful Company of Grocers in 1925 | Drake, Major John Hughes O.B.E. (I423)
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| 158 | Educated Harrow Great War Lieutenant Essex Regiment - wounded | Price, Harold Maxwell (I1483)
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| 159 | Educated Harrow worked at Price Bros Mecrchants 42 New Broad St City of London | Price, Edgar (I1479)
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| 160 | Educated Harrow New Collage Oxford Tea Plantation Ceylon on retirement as an examination coach of Ponsondry Hall Calderbridge Cumberland Unmarried | Price, Gerard Christain (I1482)
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| 161 | Educated Highgate | Price, Edward (Ted) Noble OBE, OSC (I1201)
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| 162 | Educated Highgate Jesuit College Cambridge | Price, Walter (I1472)
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| 163 | Educated Highgate, Downing College Cambridge MA 1886 Ordained Deacon 1880 Priest 1882 Curate of Ryhope? 1880 - 1883 0f Pathon 1883 - 1887 of Aberane 1887-1887 Rector of Heath Oxam 1887- 1909 Vicar of Ruscombe Near Twyford Okam 1913 - 1919 | Price, Rev. Arthur Rolls (I1471)
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| 164 | Educated Merchant Taylor 1810-1811 Freedon Marchant Taylor Aug 26 1813 Colonial Merchant of Price Gifford & Co and Price Hieman & Co of 19 Mincing Lane City of London Of Heywood House, Esher Surrey High Sheriff of Surrey 1864 also of 1863 - 29 Upper Bedford Place London 1869 14 St George’s Terrace Cumberland Gate | Price, Thomas (I1453)
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| 165 | Educated Merchant Taylor’s School 1808-1810 Merchant Taylor 1813 July 15 Freedom Merchant Taylor 15 Jiuly 1817 | Price, John (I1452)
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| 166 | Educated Transvaal South Africa Died in in Boer War in a Concentration Camp | Naudin ten Cate, Abraham Albert (I339)
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| 167 | Educated Trinity College Dublin Magistrate and Deputy-Lieutenant for County of Tyrone, for which county he served as High Sheriff in 1838 | Caulfeild, Edward Houston (I1075)
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| 168 | Educated Trinity College, Glenalmond Perthshire Royal Military Collage Sandhurst, Sandhurst Berkshire | Lawson-Tancred, James Gilchrist Henry (I1185)
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| 169 | Educated Uppingham School, Uppingham Leicestershire He held the office of Mayor of Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. | Drake, John Ramsay (I421)
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| 170 | Educated Wellington College of Music Composer, opera Orchestra and Chamber Lecturer in Music Melbourne OF 182 Fitzroy Street, Fitzroy Victoria Aust. | Tahdurdin, Peter Richard (I1555)
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| 171 | Edward Blaise Crofton, 5th Baron Crofton of Mote usually went by his middle name of Blaise. He succeeded to the title of 7th Baronet Lowther-Crofton, of The Moate, co. Roscommon [I., 1758] on 15 June 1942 He succeeded to the title of 5th Baron Crofton of Mote, co. Roscommon [I., 1798] on 15 June 1942. He retired from the military in 1947, with the rank of Sub-Lieutenant, late of the Royal Navy. | Crofton, Edward Blaise 5th Baron (I668)
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| 172 | Edward Harry Piers Crofton, 8th Baron Crofton of Mote usually went by his middle name of Harry. He succeeded to the title of 10th Baronet Lowther-Crofton, of The Moate, co. Roscommon [I., 1758] on 25 November 2007. He succeeded to the title of 8th Baron Crofton of Mote, co. Roscommon [I., 1798] on 25 November 2007. | Crofton, Edward Harry Piers 8th Baron (I806)
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| 173 | Eldest son of Ed J. Thorneewill of Hove Cliff Staffordshire. | Thornewill, Edward Noel (I192)
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| 174 | Email from Jo to TOny OCt 24 2011 | Baxter, Anne Madeleine Josephine (I1208)
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| 175 | Endersley Swinton Lancs. | Hunter, Douglas Northey (I476)
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| 176 | Engagement announced May 10 1941 The Tmes. | Family: Leonard William Agnew Rayner / Norah Mary Tytler Ridger (F86)
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| 177 | Erin Mills Lodge | Arsenault, Alvere (Vera) (I338)
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| 178 | Family settled in Holland at the revocationof the Edict of Nantes 1753. He was a merchant in Amsterdam. | Nandin, Martha (I138)
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| 179 | Farmed at lot 2, con 1, Normanby Twp Ontario. | Egan, John Basil (I246)
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| 180 | Farmed at lot 4, con 19 Proton TWP in 1884 | Burke, Patrick (I277)
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| 181 | Farmed at lot 4, Con 2, and late at Con. 4 Arthur and finally at lot 1 con 5 Arthur. | Egan, James (I247)
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| 182 | Farmed lot 4, con 16 Proton TWP (1890) and later lot 1 con 5 Egremont TWP | Burke, Jeremiah Francis (I272)
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| 183 | Father was a Baronet of Hackinsall Hall Lancs He adpoted by Royal Licence the addition of the Surname Bourne. | Dyson Bourne, Lady Harriet Ann (I35)
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| 184 | Follow her ancestors - all the way back to King Edward 111. | Stewart, Lady Charlotte (I689)
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| 185 | Fought in the Miranzai Expedition in 1891 Gained rank of Major in the service of the Central India Horse, India Army In November 1914 his name was legally changed to Thomas Selby Lawson-Tancred by Deed Poll Held Justiceof Peace West Riding Yorkshire | Lawson-Tancred, Sir Thomas Selby 9th Bt. (I1173)
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| 186 | Freedom Merchant Taylor June 2 1829 Merchant in Price Bros of 15 New Broad Street London of 8 Clarence Terrace Regent’s park London Will proved at 18000 pounds left money to nephews and nieces | Price, James (I1457)
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| 187 | From Amsterdam but lived in London. | Alewyn, Jacob (I313)
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| 188 | From Gravesend Had issue. Check spelling of surname. | Gendora, J (I154)
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| 189 | From the hague | Van Moanew, Felix (I356)
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| 190 | From the Telegraph of 10 August 2010: McCORQUODALE Euan Norman Jersey, peacefully at home on Tuesday 3rd August 2010, aged 80. Loving husband of Sally and much loved father and grandfather. Funeral Service at Holy Trinity Church, Melrose on Thursday 12th August.—2010 at 2 p.m. He was the son of Brig Norman D McCorquodale MC of that gentry family formerly of Cound Hall and Barbara H DE KNOOP of that gentry family of Tingewick House. He m 1st 1955 Annsybella Sarah Penelope dau of Brig Archer Francis Laurence CLIVE DSO MC of Grendon Court, Ross, Herefordshire (and scion of the BUXTON Bts) and the Hon Penelope Isobel PORTMAN (1913-87, dau of the 9th Viscount PORTMAN (1875-1948) and Dorothy Marie Isolde (d 1964, dau of Sir Robert SHEFFIELD 5th Bt)). He m 2nd 1969 Sally S dau of Col William MAY of The Long House, Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hampshire. His sister, Mary Pamela (the Rt Hon Mary, Countess of Strathmore & Kinghorne DL), is the widow of The Queen Mother's nephew the 17th Earl of STRATHMORE & KINGHORNE and mother of the present, 18th, earl. | McCorquodale, Euan Norman Jersey (I105)
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| 191 | From the “Crofton Memoirs” “In the 1850’s Sir Edwaard was the popular people’s champion of county Roscommon, the man who, successfully, spearheaded the campaign to bring the railway to Roscommon TOwn. In doing so he had to contend with diverse oppositng interest among rival companies and politicians from outside the county.” | Crofton, Edward 2nd Baron (I682)
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| 192 | Fusiliers. Served in the Great war | Rayner, Major William Bryan Fleetwood D.S.O. (I194)
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| 193 | Grave is across from Thomas and John. | Ward, Owen (I156)
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| 194 | Grave Reference XX1.D.16 | Pringlemeir, Leo Francis (I229)
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| 195 | Greenwich London | McGouran Collins, Flynn Martin (I46)
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| 196 | Greenwich London | McGouran Collins, Connor Alexander (I45)
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| 197 | Greenwich London | McGouran Collins, Blake Royce (I44)
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| 198 | Grisewood, Francis, 2nd Lieut. 11th (Service) Battn. The Royal Sussex Rt, 2nd son of Harman Grisewood of The Den, Bognor, C. Sussex, J.P. for Co. Worcester, by his wife, Concetta, daughter of Count Messina of Malta; born Paris 10 April 1880; educ. The Oratory School, Edgbaston, Birmingham; was a Mining Engineer; was farming in Australia, where he owned a large ranch, when war broke out, but as soon as possible returned to England, and was gazetted 2nd Lieut. The Sussex Regt. Aug. 1915; served with the Expeditionary Force in France from 4 March 1916, being employed as field works officer, and was killed in action at the Boar's Head salient, near Neuve Chapelle 30 June following. Buried where he fell. Unmarried. De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour 1914-1918 Biographical Surname(s) Grisewood First name(s) Francis Date of birth 10 April 1880 Place of birth Paris Family details 2nd son of Harman Grisewood of The Den, Bognor, C. Sussex, J.P. for Co. Worcester, and Concetta, daughter of Count Messina of Malta Previous education Oratory School, Edgbaston College King's College London and/or King's College London Hospital Dates at college 1908 Dept / course Science Engineering Military unit Royal Sussex Regiment, 11th Bn War / conflict World War One (1914-1918) Campaigns Expeditionary Force in France from 4 March 1916 Date of death 30 June 1916 Age at death 36 Rank at death Second Lieutenant Place of death Boar's Head Salient (Ypres France) Cause of death Killed in action Burial place Buried where he fell Commemoration(s) King's College Chapel; Loos Memorial Sources King's College London Archives; Commonwealth War Graves Commission; Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919; De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour 1914-1918 | Grisewood, 2nd Lieutenant Francis (I1551)
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| 199 | Group Captain Tighe’s eldest daughter recalls her father, late in life, telling some friends, “I have never been blessed with a man-child but I have compensated for this with seven son-in-laws”. Indeed his charismatic daughters, Ann and Elizabeth, certainly enjoyed their share of husbands. Ann was first out of the stalls when, in June 1948, she wed the 5th Baron Crofton. Their eldest son Piers was born the following year and succeeded as 6th Baron in 1974.[xxiii] The Croftons were divorced in 1962 and Ann married secondly the criminal barrister Robert Flach. Born in Vienna and educated in Australia, Flach made his name in such celebrated cases as R. v Myra Hindley, the Dixon and Tibbs protection gang, the Bank of America Robbery, the Bank of Scotland Fraud Case and the Pearlberg Fraud. In 1965 the Flachs had a son, Alexander Otto Stuart Flach. Archduke Otto of Austria, an eminent political scientist who many consider the rightful heir to the Hapsburg Empire, stood as godfather at Alexander’s christening. Ann’s third husband was Guy Brook of New York. Ann Tighe, as she calls herself today, lives in Wexford and is a sculptress of considerable repute. She has exhibited in Switzerland, Britain and Ireland. In 2005 she sold a bronze group to the Irish Enterprise Board for their Board Room. Her work can be seen in the Gorry Gallery on Dublin’s Molesworth Street. | Tighe, Lady Ann (I669)
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| 200 | Had 7 children | May, Martha (I305)
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