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Last updated 13/08/2017 |
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baptised on that date;
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that the baronet was buried on that date |
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POLLOCK of Pollock |
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30 Nov 1703 |
NS |
1 |
Robert Pollock |
c 1665 |
22 Aug 1735 |
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MP for Scotland 1707-1708 and Renfrewshire |
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1710-1722 |
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22 Aug 1735 |
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Robert Pollock |
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26 Oct 1783 |
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Extinct on his death |
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26 Oct 1783 |
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POLLOCK of Hatton,Middlesex |
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2 Aug 1866 |
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Sir Jonathan Frederick Pollock |
23 Sep 1783 |
28 Aug 1870 |
86 |
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Attorney General 1834-1835 and 1841-1844 |
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PC 1844 |
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28 Aug 1870 |
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William Frederick Pollock |
3 Apr 1815 |
24 Dec 1888 |
73 |
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24 Dec 1888 |
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Frederick Pollock |
10 Dec 1845 |
18 Jan 1937 |
91 |
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PC 1911 |
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18 Jan 1937 |
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Frederick John Pollock |
26 Dec 1878 |
22 Jul 1963 |
84 |
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22 Jul 1963 |
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George Frederick Pollock |
13 Aug 1928 |
30 May 2016 |
87 |
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30 May 2016 |
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David Frederick Pollock |
13 Apr 1959 |
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POLLOCK of Khyber Pass,India |
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26 Mar 1872 |
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See "Montagu-Pollock" |
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POLLOCK of Hanworth,Middlesex |
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27 Nov 1922 |
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1 |
Ernest Murray Pollock |
25 Nov 1861 |
22 Oct 1936 |
74 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Hanworth (qv) in 1926 with which title the |
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baronetcy remains merged,although as at |
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30/06/2014 the baronetcy does not appear |
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on the Official Roll of the Baronetage |
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POLLOCK of Edinburgh,Midlothian |
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2 Feb 1939 |
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John Donald Pollock |
23 Nov 1868 |
4 Jun 1962 |
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4 Jun 1962 |
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POLLOK of Kilbirney,Ayr |
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14 May 1628 |
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PONSONBY of Wootton,Oxon |
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27 Jan 1956 |
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1 |
Charles Edward Ponsonby |
2 Sep 1879 |
28 Jan 1976 |
96 |
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MP for Sevenoaks 1935-1950 |
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28 Jan 1976 |
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Ashley Charles Gibbs Ponsonby |
21 Feb 1921 |
15 Jun 2010 |
89 |
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Lord Lieutenant Oxford 1980-1996 |
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15 Jun 2010 |
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Charles Ashley Ponsonby |
10 Jun 1951 |
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POOLE of Poole,Cheshire |
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25 Oct 1677 |
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James Poole |
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Francis Poole |
c 1682 |
15 Feb 1763 |
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15 Feb 1763 |
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Henry Poole |
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8 Jul 1767 |
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Ferdinando Poole |
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8 Jun 1804 |
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Henry Poole |
29 Feb 1744 |
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25 May 1821 |
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POOLEY of Westbrook House,Sussex |
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26 Jan 1953 |
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Sir Ernest Henry Pooley |
20 Nov 1876 |
13 Feb 1966 |
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13 Feb 1966 |
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POORE of Rushall,Wilts |
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8 Jul 1795 |
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John Methuen Poore |
8 Jun 1745 |
1 Jun 1820 |
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1 Jun 1820 |
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Edward Poore |
4 Dec 1795 |
13 Oct 1838 |
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13 Oct 1838 |
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Edward Poore |
6 Mar 1826 |
23 Nov 1893 |
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23 Nov 1893 |
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Richard Poore |
7 Jul 1853 |
8 Dec 1930 |
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8 Dec 1930 |
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Edward Poore |
1894 |
Feb 1938 |
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Feb 1938 |
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Herbert Edward Poore |
Apr 1930 |
2004 |
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2004 |
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Roger Ricardo Poore |
21 Oct 1930 |
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POPE of Wilcote,Oxon |
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29 Jun 1611 |
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William Pope |
15 Oct 1573 |
2 Jun 1631 |
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He was
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Downe (qv) in 1628 with which title the |
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baronetcy then merged until its extinction |
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in 1668 |
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PORRITT of Hampstead,London |
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25 Jan 1963 |
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1 |
Arthur Espie Porritt, later [1973] Baron Porritt [L] |
10 Aug 1900 |
1 Jan 1994 |
93 |
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1 Jan 1994 |
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Jonathan Espie Porritt |
6 Jul 1950 |
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PORTAL of Malshanger,Hants |
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11 Mar 1901 |
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Wyndham Spencer Portal |
22 Jul 1822 |
14 Sep 1905 |
83 |
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14 Sep 1905 |
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William Wyndham Portal |
12 Apr 1850 |
30 Sep 1931 |
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30 Sep 1931 |
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William Raymond Portal,Viscount Portal |
9 Apr 1885 |
6 May 1949 |
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6 May 1949 |
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Spencer John Portal |
14 May 1864 |
25 Nov 1955 |
91 |
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25 Nov 1955 |
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Francis Spencer Portal |
27 Jun 1903 |
11 Nov 1984 |
81 |
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11 Nov 1984 |
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Jonathan Francis Portal |
13 Jan 1953 |
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PORTER of Frimley,Surrey |
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27 Jun 1889 |
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George Hornidge Porter |
1822 |
16 Jun 1895 |
72 |
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16 Jun 1895 |
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William Henry Porter |
23 Aug 1862 |
27 Jun 1935 |
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27 Jun 1935 |
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George Swinburne Porter |
14 Dec 1908 |
8 Feb 1974 |
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8 Feb 1974 |
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PORTER of Keytes,Gloucs |
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PORTMAN of Orchard,Somerset |
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25 Nov 1611 |
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4 Dec 1612 |
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Henry Portman |
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Feb 1624 |
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MP for Somerset 1621-1622 |
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Feb 1624 |
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John Portman |
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12 Dec 1624 |
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12 Dec 1624 |
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Hugh Portman |
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1632 |
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MP for Taunton 1625 and 1628-1629 |
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1632 |
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William Portman |
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10 Aug 1645 |
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MP for Taunton 1640 and 1640-1644 |
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10 Aug 1645 |
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William Portman |
5 Sep 1643 |
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18 Mar 1690 |
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and Somerset 1679-1681 |
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POTTINGER of Richmond,Surrey |
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27 Apr 1840 |
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Henry Pottinger |
3 Oct 1789 |
18 Mar 1856 |
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Governor of Hong Kong 1843-1844,Cape of Good |
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Hope 1847 and Madras 1848-1854. PC 1844 |
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18 Mar 1856 |
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Frederick William Pottinger |
27 Apr 1831 |
9 Apr 1865 |
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9 Apr 1865 |
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Henry Pottinger |
10 Jun 1834 |
18 Oct 1909 |
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18 Oct 1909 |
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POTTS of Mannington,Norfolk |
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MP for Norfolk 1640-1648 and Great |
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Yarmouth 1660 |
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John Potts |
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Roger Potts |
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14 Oct 1711 |
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Algernon Potts |
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17 Sep 1716 |
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Charles Potts |
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14 Jan 1732 |
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POUND of Stanmore,Middlesex |
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3 Aug 1905 |
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John Pound |
27 Jun 1829 |
18 Sep 1915 |
86 |
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18 Sep 1915 |
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John Lulham Pound |
2 Mar 1862 |
7 Sep 1937 |
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7 Sep 1937 |
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Allen Leslie Pound |
31 Oct 1888 |
15 Nov 1952 |
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15 Nov 1952 |
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Derek Allen Pound |
7 Apr 1920 |
23 Dec 1980 |
60 |
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23 Dec 1980 |
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John David Pound |
1 Nov 1946 |
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POWELL of Pengethly,Hereford |
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18 Jan 1622 |
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Edward Powell |
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1653 |
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POWELL of Birkenhead,Cheshire |
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29 Jan 1629 |
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c Sep 1647 |
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Thomas Powell |
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POWELL of Pengethly,Hereford |
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23 Jan 1661 |
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1 |
William Powell |
c 1620 |
11 Dec 1680 |
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11 Dec 1680 |
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Extinct on his death |
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POWELL of Ewhurst,Sussex |
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10 May 1661 |
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1 |
Nathaniel Powell |
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Mar 1675 |
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Mar 1675 |
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2 |
Nathaniel Powell |
c 1640 |
c 1707 |
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c 1707 |
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3 |
Nathaniel Powell |
c 1688 |
1708 |
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1708 |
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4 |
Christopher Powell |
c 1690 |
5 Jul 1742 |
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MP for Kent 1735-1741 |
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5 Jul 1742 |
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Extinct on his death |
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POWELL of Broadway,Carmarthen |
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19 Jul 1698 |
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Thomas Powell |
c 1665 |
22 Aug 1720 |
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MP for Monmouth
1705-1708 and |
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Carmarthenshire 1710-1715 |
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22 Aug 1720 |
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2 |
Herbert Powell |
c 1700 |
21 Mar 1721 |
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21 Mar 1721 |
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POWELL of Horton Old Hall,Yorks |
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15 Jun 1892 |
UK |
1 |
Francis Sharp Powell |
29 Jun 1827 |
24 Dec 1911 |
84 |
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MP for Cambridge 1863-1868, Yorkshire |
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24 Dec 1911 |
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West Riding North 1872-1874 and Wigan |
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1885-1910 |
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Extinct on his death |
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POWELL of Wimpole Street,London |
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5 Mar 1897 |
UK |
1 |
Richard Douglas Powell |
25 Sep 1842 |
15 Dec 1925 |
83 |
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15 Dec 1925 |
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2 |
Douglas Powell |
8 Jul 1874 |
28 Feb 1932 |
57 |
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28 Feb 1932 |
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3 |
Richard George Douglas Powell |
14 Nov 1909 |
16 Jul 1980 |
70 |
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16 Jul 1980 |
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Nicholas Folliott Douglas Powell |
17 Jul 1935 |
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POWELL of Gilwell,Essex |
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4 Dec 1922 |
UK |
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See "Baden-Powell" |
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POWER of Kilfane,Tipperary |
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15 Jul 1836 |
UK |
1 |
John Power |
c 1769 |
2 Feb 1844 |
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2 Feb 1844 |
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2 |
John Power |
May 1798 |
8 Aug 1873 |
75 |
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8 Aug 1873 |
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3 |
Richard Champion Power |
Oct 1843 |
24 May 1892 |
48 |
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24 May 1892 |
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4 |
John Elliott Cecil Power |
1 Dec 1870 |
7 Jun 1900 |
29 |
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7 Jun 1900 |
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5 |
Elliott Derrick le Poer Power |
21 Apr 1872 |
20 Jan 1902 |
29 |
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20 Jan 1902 |
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6 |
Adam Clayton Power |
1844 |
5 Mar 1903 |
58 |
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5 Mar 1903 |
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George Power |
24 Dec 1846 |
17 Oct 1928 |
81 |
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17 Oct 1928 |
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POWER of Edermine,Wexford |
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18 Oct 1841 |
UK |
1 |
John Power |
1771 |
25 Jun 1855 |
83 |
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25 Jun 1855 |
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2 |
James Power |
6 Dec 1800 |
30 Sep 1877 |
76 |
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MP for co.Wexford 1835-1847 and 1865-1868 |
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30 Sep 1877 |
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3 |
John Talbot Power |
2 May 1845 |
4 Dec 1901 |
56 |
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MP for co.Wexford 1868-1874 |
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4 Dec 1901 |
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4 |
James Douglas Talbot Power |
6 Oct 1884 |
4 Dec 1914 |
30 |
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4 Dec 1914 |
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5 |
James Talbot Power |
23 Jun 1851 |
4 Jul 1916 |
65 |
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4 Jul 1916 |
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6 |
Thomas Talbot Power |
3 May 1863 |
6 Jul 1930 |
67 |
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Extinct on his death |
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6 Jul 1930 |
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POWER of Newlands Manor,Hants |
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1 Feb 1924 |
UK |
1 |
John Cecil Power |
21 Dec 1870 |
5 Jun 1950 |
79 |
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MP for Wimbledon 1924-1945 |
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5 Jun 1950 |
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2 |
Ivan McLannahan Power |
29 Nov 1903 |
13 Feb 1954 |
50 |
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13 Feb 1954 |
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3 |
John Patrick McLannahan Power |
16 Mar 1928 |
17 Nov 1984 |
56 |
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17 Nov 1984 |
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4 |
Alastair John Cecil Power |
15 Aug 1958 |
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POYNTER of Kensington,London |
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2 Aug 1902 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Edward John Poynter |
20 Mar 1836 |
26 Jul 1919 |
83 |
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26 Jul 1919 |
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2 |
Ambrose Macdonald Poynter |
26 Sep 1867 |
31 May 1923 |
55 |
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31 May 1923 |
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3 |
Hugh Edward Poynter |
28 Jan 1882 |
28 Jun 1968 |
86 |
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Extinct on his death |
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28 Jun 1968 |
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PRAED of Owsden Hall,Suffolk |
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28 Dec 1905 |
UK |
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See "Mackworth-Praed" |
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PRATT of Coleshill,Berks |
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28 Jul 1641 |
E |
1 |
Henry Pratt |
c 1573 |
6 Apr 1647 |
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6 Apr 1647 |
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2 |
George Pratt |
c 1605 |
11 May 1673 |
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11 May 1673 |
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3 |
Henry Pratt |
c 1650 |
17 Jan 1674 |
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17 Jan 1674 |
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PRENDERGAST of Gort,Galway |
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15 Jul 1699 |
I |
1 |
Thomas Prendergast |
c 1660 |
11 Sep 1709 |
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11 Sep 1709 |
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2 |
Thomas Prendergast |
c 1700 |
23 Sep 1760 |
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Postmaster General [I] 1733. PC [I] 1733 |
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23 Sep 1760 |
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MP for Chichester 1733-1734 |
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Extinct on his death |
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PRESCOTT of Theobalds Park,Herts |
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9 Dec 1794 |
GB |
1 |
George William Prescott |
17 Nov 1748 |
22 Jul 1801 |
52 |
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22 Jul 1801 |
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2 |
George Beeston Prescott |
11 Feb 1775 |
25 Oct 1840 |
65 |
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25 Oct 1840 |
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3 |
George William Prescott |
14 Nov 1800 |
27 Apr 1850 |
49 |
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27 Apr 1850 |
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4 |
George Rendlesham Prescott |
27 Sep 1846 |
29 Jul 1894 |
47 |
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29 Jul 1894 |
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5 |
George Lionel Lawson Bagot Prescott |
5 Oct 1875 |
20 Jun 1942 |
66 |
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20 Jun 1942 |
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6 |
Charles William Prescott |
8 Apr 1877 |
27 Sep 1955 |
78 |
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27 Sep 1955 |
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7 |
William Villiers Leonard Prescott-Westcar |
18 Sep 1882 |
3 Feb 1959 |
76 |
to |
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Extinct on his death |
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3 Feb 1959 |
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PRESCOTT of Godmanchester,Hunts |
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30 Jun 1938 |
UK |
1 |
Sir William Henry Prescott |
26 Mar 1874 |
15 Jun 1945 |
71 |
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MP for Tottenham North 1918-1922 |
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15 Jun 1945 |
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2 |
Richard Stanley Prescott |
26 Jan 1899 |
21 Jan 1965 |
65 |
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21 Jan 1965 |
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3 |
Mark Prescott |
3 Mar 1948 |
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PRESTON of Airdrie,Fife |
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22 Feb 1628 |
NS |
1 |
John Preston |
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c 1655 |
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c 1655 |
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2 |
John Preston |
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10 Jun 1660 |
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10 Jun 1660 |
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3 |
John Preston |
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Mar 1675 |
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Mar 1675 |
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4 |
John Preston |
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after 1701 |
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Between the death of the 4th baronet and |
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1784 the descent is uncertain |
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1784 |
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Robert Preston |
c 1706 |
c 1792 |
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c 1792 |
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PRESTON of Valleyfield,Perth |
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13 Mar 1637 |
NS |
1 |
George Preston |
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26 Nov 1679 |
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26 Nov 1679 |
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2 |
William Preston |
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c 1703 |
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c 1703 |
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3 |
George Preston |
c 1670 |
Sep 1741 |
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Sep 1741 |
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4 |
George Preston |
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2 Mar 1779 |
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2 Mar 1779 |
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5 |
Charles Preston |
c 1735 |
23 Mar 1800 |
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MP for Dysart Burghs 1784-1790 |
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23 Mar 1800 |
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6 |
Robert Preston |
21 Apr 1740 |
7 May 1834 |
94 |
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MP for Dover 1784-1790 and Cirencester |
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1792-1806 |
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7 May 1834 |
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7 |
Robert Preston |
3 Jan 1757 |
30 Aug 1846 |
89 |
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30 Aug 1846 |
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8 |
Robert Preston |
c 1780 |
23 Oct 1858 |
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23 Oct 1858 |
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9 |
Henry Lindsay Preston |
18 Feb 1789 |
25 Nov 1873 |
84 |
to |
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On his death the baronetcy became dormant |
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25 Nov 1873 |
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PRESTON of Furness,Lancs |
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1 Apr 1644 |
E |
1 |
John Preston |
1617 |
1645 |
28 |
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1645 |
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2 |
John Preston |
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Apr 1663 |
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Apr 1663 |
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3 |
Thomas Preston |
c 1643 |
27 May 1709 |
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27 May 1709 |
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PRESTON of Beeston St Lawrence,Norfolk |
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30 May 1815 |
UK |
1 |
Thomas Hulton Preston |
29 Aug 1767 |
21 Apr 1823 |
55 |
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21 Apr 1823 |
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2 |
Jacob Henry Preston |
25 Jan 1812 |
19 Oct 1891 |
79 |
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19 Oct 1891 |
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3 |
Henry Jacob Preston |
15 Sep 1851 |
9 Jan 1897 |
45 |
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9 Jan 1897 |
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4 |
Jacob Preston |
6 May 1887 |
12 Feb 1918 |
30 |
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12 Feb 1918 |
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5 |
Edward Hulton Preston |
17 Sep 1888 |
7 Dec 1963 |
75 |
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7 Dec 1963 |
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6 |
Thomas Hildebrand Preston |
2 Jun 1886 |
30 Dec 1976 |
90 |
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30 Dec 1976 |
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7 |
Ronald Douglas Hildebrand Preston |
9 Oct 1916 |
4 Apr 1999 |
82 |
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4 Apr 1999 |
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8 |
Philip Charles Henry Hulton Preston |
31 Aug 1946 |
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PRESTWICH of Hulme,Lancs |
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25 Apr 1644 |
E |
1 |
Thomas Prestwich |
6 Dec 1604 |
3 Jan 1674 |
69 |
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Jan 1674 |
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2 |
Thomas Prestwich |
c 1625 |
20 Sep 1676 |
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Sep 1676 |
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PRETYMAN of Lodington |
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c 1660 |
NS |
1 |
John Pretyman |
c 1612 |
22 Dec 1676 |
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MP for Leicester 1661-1676 |
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Dec 1676 |
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2 |
George Pretyman |
17 Dec 1638 |
14 Apr 1715 |
76 |
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Apr 1715 |
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3 |
William Pretyman |
3 Feb 1641 |
8 Nov 1719 |
78 |
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Nov 1719 |
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4 |
Thomas Pretyman |
c 1670 |
c 1749 |
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c 1749 |
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PREVOST of Belmont,Hants |
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6 Dec 1805 |
UK |
1 |
George Prevost |
19 May 1767 |
5 Jan 1816 |
48 |
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5 Jan 1816 |
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George Prevost |
20 Aug 1804 |
18 Mar 1893 |
88 |
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18 Mar 1893 |
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3 |
Charles Prevost |
15 Dec 1831 |
24 Nov 1902 |
70 |
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24 Nov 1902 |
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Charles Thomas Keble Prevost |
19 Jul 1866 |
6 Apr 1939 |
72 |
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6 Apr 1939 |
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George James Augustine Prevost |
16 Jan 1910 |
18 Nov 1985 |
75 |
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18 Nov 1985 |
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Christopher Gerald Prevost |
25 Jul 1935 |
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PREVOST of Westbourne Terrace,London |
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8 Jan 1903 |
UK |
1 |
Augustus Prevost |
21 May 1837 |
6 Dec 1913 |
76 |
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6 Dec 1913 |
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PRICE of the Priory,Brecon |
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c Oct 1657 |
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1 |
Herbert Price |
c 1605 |
3 Feb 1678 |
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MP for Brecon 1661-1678 |
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Feb 1678 |
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Thomas Arden Price |
13 Mar 1642 |
c 1689 |
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c 1689 |
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PRICE of Jamaica,West Indies |
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13 Aug 1768 |
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1 |
Charles Price |
20 Aug 1708 |
26 Jul 1772 |
63 |
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26 Jul 1772 |
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2 |
Charles Price |
c 1733 |
18 Oct 1788 |
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18 Oct 1788 |
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PRICE of Spring Grove,Surrey |
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2 Feb 1804 |
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PRICE of Trenwainton,Cornwall |
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30 May 1815 |
UK |
1 |
Rose Price |
21 Nov 1768 |
29 Sep 1834 |
65 |
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29 Sep 1834 |
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Charles Dutton Price |
7 Dec 1800 |
18 May 1872 |
71 |
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18 May 1872 |
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Rose Lambart Price |
28 Jul 1837 |
17 Apr 1899 |
61 |
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17 Apr 1899 |
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Rose Price |
26 Jul 1878 |
9 Jun 1901 |
22 |
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9 Jun 1901 |
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5 |
Francis Caradoc Rose Price |
29 Jun 1880 |
24 Feb 1949 |
68 |
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24 Feb 1949 |
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Rose Francis Price |
15 Mar 1910 |
21 Sep 1979 |
69 |
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21 Sep 1979 |
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Francis Caradoc Rose Price |
9 Sep 1950 |
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PRICE of Foxley,Hereford |
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12 Feb 1828 |
UK |
1 |
Uvedale Price |
1747 |
14 Sep 1829 |
82 |
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14 Sep 1829 |
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2 |
Robert Price |
3 Aug 1786 |
5 Nov 1857 |
71 |
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MP
for Herefordshire 1818-1841 and Hereford |
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5 Nov 1857 |
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1845-1857 |
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PRICE of Norton Manor,Radnor |
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23 Mar 1874 |
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PRICE of Ardingley,Sussex |
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2 Jul 1953 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Henry Philip Price |
17 Feb 1877 |
12 Dec 1963 |
86 |
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12 Dec 1963 |
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PRICHARD-JONES of Bron Menai,Anglesey |
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15 Jul 1910 |
UK |
1 |
John Prichard-Jones |
31 May 1845 |
17 Oct 1917 |
72 |
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17 Oct 1917 |
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2 |
John Prichard-Jones |
20 Jan 1913 |
2 Jul 2007 |
94 |
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2 Jul 2007 |
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3 |
David John Walter Prichard-Jones |
14 Mar 1943 |
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PRIDEAUX of Netherton,Devon |
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17 Jul 1622 |
E |
1 |
Edmund Prideaux |
c 1555 |
28 Feb 1629 |
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28 Feb 1629 |
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2 |
Peter Prideaux |
1596 |
3 Feb 1682 |
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Feb 1682 |
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3 |
Peter Prideaux |
13 Jul 1626 |
22 Nov 1705 |
79 |
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MP for Honiton 1661-1679 and St.Mawes |
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1685-1689 |
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22 Nov 1705 |
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4 |
Edmund Prideaux |
4 Apr 1647 |
6 Feb 1720 |
72 |
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MP for Tregony 1713-1720 |
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6 Feb 1720 |
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5 |
Edmund Prideaux |
13 Nov 1675 |
26 Feb 1729 |
53 |
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26 Feb 1729 |
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6 |
John Prideaux |
17 Jun 1695 |
29 Aug 1766 |
71 |
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Aug 1766 |
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7 |
John Wilmot Prideaux |
13 Feb 1748 |
4 Mar 1826 |
78 |
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4 Mar 1826 |
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8 |
John Wilmot Prideaux |
29 Sep 1791 |
13 May 1833 |
41 |
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13 May 1833 |
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9 |
Edmund Saunderson Prideaux |
17 Jan 1793 |
11 Feb 1875 |
82 |
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11 Feb 1875 |
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PRIESTMAN of Monkwearmouth,Durham |
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25 Jun 1934 |
UK |
1 |
Sir John Priestman |
22 Mar 1855 |
5 Aug 1941 |
86 |
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5 Aug 1941 |
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PRIMROSE of Carrington,Selkirk |
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1 Aug 1651 |
NS |
1 |
Archibald Primrose |
16 May 1616 |
27 Nov 1679 |
63 |
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27 Nov 1679 |
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2 |
William Primrose |
14 Jan 1649 |
23 Sep 1687 |
38 |
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23 Sep 1687 |
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3 |
James Primrose |
c 1680 |
13 Jun 1706 |
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He was subsequently created Viscount |
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Primrose (qv) in 1703 with which title the |
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baronetcy then merged until 1741 when the |
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baronetcy
merged into the Earldom of |
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Rosebery |
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PRIMROSE of Ravelstoun |
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15 Sep 1661 |
NS |
1 |
John Foulis |
20 Feb 1638 |
5 Aug 1707 |
69 |
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5 Aug 1707 |
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2 |
Archibald Primrose |
c 1692 |
15 Nov 1746 |
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He was executed for high treason and the |
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15 Nov 1746 |
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baronetcy forfeited |
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PRIMROSE of Redholme,Lanark |
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7 Jul 1903 |
UK |
1 |
John Ure Primrose |
16 Oct 1847 |
29 Jun 1924 |
76 |
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29 Jun 1924 |
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2 |
William Louis Primrose |
1 Jun 1880 |
23 Dec 1953 |
73 |
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23 Dec 1953 |
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3 |
John Ure Primrose |
15 Apr 1908 |
1985 |
77 |
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1985 |
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4 |
Alasdair Neil Primrose |
11 Dec 1935 |
15 Jun 1986 |
50 |
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15 Jun 1986 |
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John Ure Primrose |
28 May 1960 |
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PRINCE-SMITH of Hillbrook,Yorks |
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11 Feb 1911 |
UK |
1 |
Prince Smith |
3 Sep 1840 |
20 Oct 1922 |
82 |
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20 Oct 1922 |
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2 |
Prince Prince-Smith |
13 Oct 1869 |
2 Jul 1940 |
70 |
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2 Jul 1940 |
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3 |
William Prince-Smith |
10 Aug 1898 |
10 Jul 1964 |
65 |
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10 Jul 1964 |
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4 |
William Richard Prince-Smith |
27 Dec 1928 |
28 Jun 2007 |
78 |
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28 Jun 2007 |
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PRINGLE of Stichill,Roxburgh |
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5 Jan 1683 |
NS |
1 |
Robert Pringle |
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c 1700 |
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2 |
John Pringle |
2 Jul 1662 |
Apr 1721 |
58 |
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Apr 1721 |
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3 |
Robert Pringle |
6 Oct 1690 |
14 Dec 1779 |
89 |
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14 Dec 1779 |
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4 |
James Pringle |
6 Nov 1726 |
7 Apr 1809 |
82 |
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MP for Berwickshire 1761-1779 |
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7 Apr 1809 |
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5 |
John Pringle |
20 Jan 1784 |
15 Jun 1869 |
85 |
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15 Jun 1869 |
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6 |
Norman Pringle |
22 Jul 1787 |
17 Apr 1870 |
82 |
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17 Apr 1870 |
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7 |
Norman William Pringle |
16 Apr 1836 |
21 Jul 1897 |
61 |
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21 Jul 1897 |
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8 |
Norman Robert Pringle |
18 Oct 1871 |
18 Apr 1919 |
47 |
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18 Apr 1919 |
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9 |
Ronald Steuart Pringle |
26 Apr 1905 |
24 Jul 1968 |
63 |
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24 Jul 1968 |
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Norman Murray Archibald MacGregor Pringle |
3 Aug 1941 |
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His right to the baronetcy was proved before |
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see the note at the foot of this page |
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PRINGLE of Pall Mall,London |
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5 Jun 1766 |
GB |
1 |
John Pringle |
10 Apr 1707 |
18 Jan 1782 |
74 |
to |
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18 Jan 1782 |
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PROBY of Elton,Hunts |
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7 Mar 1662 |
E |
1 |
Thomas Proby |
18 Oct 1632 |
22 Apr 1689 |
56 |
to |
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MP for Amersham 1660-1679 and |
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22 Apr 1689 |
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Huntingdonshire 1679-1685 |
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PROBY of Elton Hall,Hunts |
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30 Jan 1952 |
UK |
1 |
Richard George Proby |
21 Jul 1886 |
15 Jan 1979 |
92 |
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15 Jan 1979 |
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2 |
Peter Proby |
4 Dec 1911 |
18 Apr 2002 |
90 |
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Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire 1981-1985 |
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18 Apr 2002 |
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3 |
William Henry Proby |
13 Jun 1949 |
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PROBYN-JONES of Rhyll,Flint |
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28 Jan 1926 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Robert Jones |
26 Jun 1858 |
14 Jan 1933 |
74 |
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14 Jan 1933 |
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2 |
Arthur Probyn Probyn-Jones |
28 Jul 1892 |
17 Oct 1951 |
59 |
to |
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17 Oct 1951 |
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PROCTOR-BEAUCHAMP |
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of Langley Park,Norfolk |
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20 Feb 1745 |
GB |
1 |
William Beauchamp-Proctor |
11 May 1722 |
13 Sep 1773 |
51 |
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MP for Middlesex 1747-1768 |
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13 Sep 1773 |
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2 |
Thomas Beauchamp-Proctor |
29 Sep 1756 |
29 Jun 1827 |
70 |
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29 Jun 1827 |
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3 |
William Beauchamp-Proctor |
14 Oct 1781 |
14 Mar 1861 |
79 |
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14 Mar 1861 |
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4 |
Thomas William Brograve Beauchamp-Proctor |
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(Proctor-Beauchamp from 9 Jul 1862) |
2 Jul 1815 |
7 Oct 1874 |
59 |
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7 Oct 1874 |
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5 |
Reginald William Proctor-Beauchamp |
23 Apr 1853 |
10 Nov 1912 |
59 |
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10 Nov 1912 |
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Horace George Proctor-Beauchamp |
3 Nov 1856 |
12 Aug 1915 |
58 |
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Montagu Harry Proctor-Beauchamp |
19 Apr 1860 |
26 Oct 1939 |
79 |
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Ivor Cuthbert Proctor-Beauchamp |
19 Aug 1900 |
8 Aug 1971 |
70 |
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Christopher Radstock Proctor-Beauchamp |
30 Jan 1935 |
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PRYCE of Newton,Montgomery |
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15 Aug 1628 |
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c 1657 |
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1699 |
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PRYCE-JONES of Dolerw,Montgomery |
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4 Jul 1918 |
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Edward Pryce-Jones |
6 Feb 1861 |
22 May 1926 |
65 |
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MP for Montgomery 1895-1906 and |
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1910-1918 |
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22 May 1926 |
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Pryce Victor Pryce-Jones |
10 Jun 1887 |
27 Feb 1963 |
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27 Feb 1963 |
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PRYKE of Wanstead,Essex |
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3 Nov 1926 |
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Sir William Robert Pryke |
15 Mar 1847 |
30 Mar 1932 |
85 |
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30 Mar 1932 |
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William Robert Dudley Pryke |
5 Mar 1882 |
23 Mar 1959 |
77 |
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23 Mar 1959 |
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David Dudley Pryke |
16 Jul 1912 |
20 Jul 1998 |
86 |
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20 Jul 1998 |
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Christopher Dudley Pryke |
17 Apr 1946 |
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PRYSE of Gogarthen,Cardigan |
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9 Aug 1641 |
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Richard Pryse |
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21 Oct 1651 |
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MP for Cardiganshire 1646-1648 |
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Oct 1651 |
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Richard Pryse |
c 1630 |
c 1675 |
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c 1675 |
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Thomas Pryse |
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May 1682 |
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Carbery Pryse |
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20 May 1694 |
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20 May 1694 |
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PRYSE of Gogerddan,Cardigan |
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28 Jul 1866 |
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Pryse Pryse |
15 Jan 1838 |
21 Apr 1906 |
68 |
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21 Apr 1906 |
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Edward John Webley-Parry-Pryse |
10 Jul 1862 |
20 Oct 1918 |
56 |
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20 Oct 1918 |
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Lewes Thomas Loveden Pryse |
5 Feb 1864 |
23 May 1946 |
82 |
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23 May 1946 |
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George Rice Pryse-Saunders |
19 Feb 1870 |
9 Sep 1948 |
78 |
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9 Sep 1948 |
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Pryse Loveden Pryse-Saunders (Saunders- |
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12 Nov 1896 |
5 Jan 1962 |
65 |
5 Jan 1962 |
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PUCKERING of Weston,Herts |
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25 Nov 1611 |
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Thomas Puckering |
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20 Mar 1636 |
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20 Mar 1636 |
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PUCKERING of Charlton,Kent |
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2 Apr 1620 |
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PULESTON of Emral,Flint |
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2 Nov 1813 |
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Richard Price Puleston |
3 Sep 1765 |
20 May 1840 |
74 |
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20 May 1840 |
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Richard Puleston |
20 Jun 1789 |
19 Dec 1860 |
71 |
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19 Dec 1860 |
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Richard Price Puleston |
27 Dec 1813 |
14 Aug 1893 |
79 |
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14 Aug 1893 |
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Theophilus Gresley Henry Puleston |
26 Oct 1821 |
20 May 1896 |
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20 May 1896 |
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PULLEY of Lower Eaton,Hereford |
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4 Jul 1893 |
UK |
1 |
Joseph Pulley |
8 Sep 1822 |
25 Aug 1901 |
78 |
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25 Aug 1901 |
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PUREFOY of Wadley,Berks |
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4 Dec 1662 |
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Henry Purefoy |
14 Aug 1656 |
19 Aug 1686 |
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19 Aug 1686 |
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25 Jul 1665 |
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see "Home-Purves-Hume-Campbell" |
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PURVIS-RUSSELL-HAMILTON-MONTGOMERY |
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of Stanhope,Peebles |
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16 Jul 1801 |
UK |
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See "Montgomery" |
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PUTT of Combe,Devon |
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20 Jul 1666 |
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Thomas Putt |
19 Jul 1644 |
25 Jun 1686 |
41 |
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25 Jun 1686 |
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Thomas Putt |
c 1675 |
5 May 1721 |
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5 May 1721 |
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PYBUS of Harwick,Suffolk |
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20 Jan 1934 |
UK |
1 |
Percy John Pybus |
25 Jan 1880 |
23 Oct 1935 |
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23 Oct 1935 |
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PYE of Lekhampstead,Bucks |
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27 Apr 1641 |
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Edmund Pye |
c 1607 |
28 Apr 1673 |
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Apr 1673 |
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PYE of Hone,Derby |
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13 Jan 1665 |
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Charles Pye |
20 Dec 1651 |
12 Feb 1721 |
69 |
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MP for Derby 1701 |
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12 Feb 1721 |
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Richard Pye |
2 Feb 1689 |
22 Nov 1724 |
35 |
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22 Nov 1724 |
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c 1696 |
23 May 1734 |
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23 May 1734 |
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PYM of Brymore,Somerset |
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14 Jul 1663 |
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Charles Pym |
c 1620 |
1671 |
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1671 |
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Charles Pym |
12 Feb 1664 |
4 May 1688 |
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4 May 1688 |
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baronet, see the note at the foot of this page |
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PYNSENT of Erthfont,Wilts |
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13 Sep 1687 |
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William Pynsent |
10 Aug 1642 |
1719 |
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1719 |
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William Pynsent |
c 1679 |
8 Jan 1765 |
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8 Jan 1765 |
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Sir Edward Poore, 3rd baronet |
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Sir
Edward died in November 1893. On 4 January 1894, the following article was
published in |
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'The West Australian,' under the heading
"Extraordinary Career of a Baronet":- |
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'A
recent issue of the [Melbourne] Age gives the following account of a miner
who died on |
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board the steamer Adelaide at Fremantle, recently, and whose papers and effects showed |
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him to be Sir Edward Poore, Bart. |
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'When the steamer
Adelaide on her last trip to West Australia
reached Fremantle, one of the |
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saloon passengers, a miner, who gave the name
of Edward Poore, died in his cabin suddenly |
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of heart disease. He had sufficient warning of
his approaching end to call the steward to bring |
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him
pen, ink and paper, and to write down an address in Victoria to which the
news of his |
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death
should be sent, but he had barely finished when he fell back dead. No one
knew the |
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man, and the authorities buried him in Fremantle. |
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'When the news of Poore's death reached his
friends in Melbourne his papers and effects |
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were examined, and they showed beyond all doubt
that the deceased was Sir Edward Poore, |
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baronet, of Rushall, in the county of
Wiltshire, England. He was the third baronet, and |
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succeeded his father on the 13th of October,
1838, being then only 12˝ years of age, as |
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he
was born on 6th March, 1826. When he was 18 years of age he was appointed an
ensign |
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in the Scotch Fusilier Guards, a crack
regiment, but he retired four years later. Shortly before |
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he
attained his 25th year he married Miss Frances Elizabeth Moody, daughter of
the Rev. |
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Henry Riddell Moody, rector of Chatham [sic for
Chartham], Kent. In the following year he |
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made a voyage to Canada, and a son [who later
became the 4th baronet] was born to him |
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there. In 1860 he was in France, as is shown by
a passport which bears his signature, a |
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singularly striking one, and showing little or
no alteration from autographs which he executed |
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not many weeks ago. In 1863 a son, Herbert, was
born to him, and subsequently there were |
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two daughters, Elsie and Catherine; but since
then Burke's Peerage is
silent to the family |
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history - chiefly, it may be presumed, because
Poore exiled himself from England about that |
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period. Some time in the early part of the
seventies he appeared in Australia. As he admitted |
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afterwards to others with whom he had become
confidential, but never to the extent of |
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disclosing his real identity, he had left
England because he had abandoned his wife and |
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children, and thrown in his lot with a woman
with whom he was infatuated. |
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'His early days in Australia were devoted to a
lavish expenditure of money, no luxury being too |
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gross
for him. Thousands of pounds were squandered in jewellery, especially
diamonds, for |
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which,
right through his colonial career, he manifested an insatiable passion. One
single |
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diamond that he carried in a ring was of such
value that a pawnbroker in the city readily |
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advanced
Ł100 upon it. This sort of life soon exhausted his supply of ready cash, so
he |
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embraced the contracting business. His early
military training had imbued him with a certain |
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amount of knowledge of the business of bridge
building, son in his contracting efforts he |
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confined himself almost entirely to that class
of work. He threw off entirely the grandiose air |
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of an English aristocrat, and assimilated
himself to the conditions of his new life. A photograph |
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of himself, taken on one the bridges he was
erecting, shows him with a slouched hat and |
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moleskin trousers, and under the picture, in
his own handwriting, is written, "Ned, the Pile |
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Driver."
There appears to have been a stress in his money matters which stopped
his |
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contracting career and he became an ordinary
day labourer, but he again emerged from that |
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state into affluence. Money flowed in
plentifully, and he then sought out as a confidential man, |
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Mr. Adolphus Dunn, of Malvern, and through him
the greater part of his future business was |
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contracted.
Hotel keeping was his next hobby, and he took the Armadale Hotel, at
Armadale |
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[Malvern and Armadale are both suburbs of
Melbourne], but the venture cost him about |
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Ł5,000. Better luck attended him whilst he had
the Grace Darling Hotel, in Elizabeth-street |
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[Melbourne], which he bought into after leaving
Armadale; but he only made both ends meet, |
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so
he gave it up and took the New Brighton Hotel, at Lady Robinson's Beach,
Sydney, and in |
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six months, by dint of terrible bad management
and extravagance, he lost Ł2,000. That was |
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his last venture as a publican. For all his 68
years he was very energetic, and the news of the |
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gold finds at Coolgardie allured him to West
Australia. As usual, he adapted himself with great |
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facility to the circumstances in which he found
himself, and was soon as much a miner as the |
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hundreds that surrounded him. He went out to
the gold-fields and prospected. He discovered |
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a reef, hastened to Perth, took up a mineral
lease, and then left for Melbourne to form a |
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company which would supply machinery and work
the claim. All the speculators to whom he |
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put the matter required too large a share in
the mine for Poore's tastes, so he bought |
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machinery himself, and left by the Adelaide for Perth on the 14th
November, taking the |
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machinery with him, but he died as already
stated on the 23rd November, just as the Adelaide |
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reached Fremantle. |
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'In all his dealings with people in the
colonies Poore never disclosed his rank, except to one |
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person, his medical adviser, Mr. Fitzgerald;
but of late years he had taken to impressing his |
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crest, a cubit arm, grasping in the hand an
arrow, upon all cheques which he signed. One |
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occasion on which Poore was recognised is
mentioned by a friend of his, who was with him |
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one day in Collins-street [Melbourne]. The
friend whilst talking to Poore met a third party, |
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whom he introduced to Mr. Poore. The stranger
looked straight at the man to whom he was |
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presented, and said, "Ha, Mr. Poore ! Only
Mr. Poore?" The latter replied, "Yes; isn't that |
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enough? What more would you want?" Then in
reply to questions by the stranger Poore said |
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that he had never been in England, and that he
did not know Chartham in Kent - the town, |
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it
will be remembered, of which his father-in-law was rector. |
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'Among the papers of the deceased is a diary of
his life, which has not yet been looked into, |
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but there are evidences among the collections
of articles in his trunks that he had given |
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unbridled
scope to his passions, and to that alone he owed his many reverses. It is not
at |
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present clear how Poore raised the money of
which he got possession from time to time, but |
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it
is believed by Mr. Dunn, his confidential man, that he disposed of some of
his estates. It |
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is not known whether Lady Poore is living [she
was, and lived on until 1926], or whether she |
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obtained a divorce when her husband left her.
The deceased made a[n incorrect] statement |
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on
one occasion that his eldest son Richard, who would have been his heir, died
some years |
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ago, but there is no certainty about it. Should
it prove correct, the heir, according to Burke's |
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Peerage, would be his
son Herbert who was born in 1863, and he will succeed to the title and |
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and what is left of the estates [but Richard,
being still alive, became the 4th baronet]. If the |
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mine in West Australia proves of any value then
the new baronet may be able to rehabilitate |
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the estates.' |
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Sir Frederick William Pottinger, 2nd baronet |
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Frederick was the son of Sir Henry Pottinger,
who had received a baronetcy as a reward |
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for a distinguished career as a colonial
governor. His son, however, did not follow in his |
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father's footsteps and, by 1856, was in deep
financial straits. His income did not allow him |
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to
keep pace with his free-spending brother officers in the Grenadier Guards;
bookmakers |
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and tradesmen were plaguing him for payment of
his debts. His fortunes changed somewhat |
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when he won Ł500 on a lucky bet on a horse and,
determined that his bothersome creditors |
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were not going to share a penny of his good
fortune, he packed his bags, resigned his |
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commission and caught the next ship from
England to Australia. |
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Because the social circles of Sydney were now
closed to him, he set off for the goldfields, |
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where he had no luck. Tiring of digging for
gold, he joined the New South Wales police |
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as a mounted trooper. Not long after, he heard
that his father had died but, since there |
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was
little in the way of money or estates to inherit, and enjoying the open-air
life of a |
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trooper,
he decided to remain where he was, without telling anyone that he was now
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baronet. |
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In May 1861, a letter arrived in Sydney
addressed to Sir Frederick Pottinger, care of the |
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Police Department. No one had heard of a Sir
Frederick Pottinger, but when the Department's |
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records
were checked, a Trooper Fred Pottinger stationed at the Lambing Flat (now
Young) |
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goldfield was discovered. He was immediately
ordered to Sydney, where he admitted that he |
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was a baronet. Since it was unseemly that a
baronet was a lowly trooper, he was immediately |
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promoted to Inspector and placed in charge of
the whole southern district of New South Wales, |
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with headquarters at Young and with 100 men
under his command. |
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Meanwhile, the country around the goldfields
was the natural habitat of bushrangers (roughly |
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analogous to British 'highwaymen' or American
'western outlaws'), of whom the most prominent |
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was
Frank Gardiner. Pottinger received urgent orders to clean them out of the
area. He |
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immediately arrested a squatter named Ben Hall,
who was to later become somewhat of a |
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folk hero in Australia, in the same manner as,
say, Dick Turpin or Butch Cassidy. Pottinger |
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ridiculed Hall's protestations of innocence and
threw him into gaol, where he was held for |
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months before being tried and acquitted. By the
time he was released, Hall's wife had deserted |
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him and his property was ruined through
neglect. Thereafter Hall nursed an implacable hatred |
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of the police in general and Pottinger in
particular, and he became a member of Gardiner's gang |
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of bushrangers. |
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On
13 June 1862, Gardiner and eight men, including Hall, held up, at Eugowra
Rocks, a stage |
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coach laden with gold from the diggings bound
for Sydney. Several policemen were wounded in |
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the hold-up and around Ł14,000 in gold and
banknotes were stolen. Pottinger quickly organised |
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a
posse to give chase. He split his forces into two, commanded by himself and
Sergeant |
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Sanderson. Sanderson's force, while losing
their quarry, recovered half of the loot. Pottinger's |
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party caught up with three of Gardiner's gang
and captured two of them, but the third, Johnny |
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Gilbert, escaped, but not before Pottinger had
recovered Ł1000 of the amount stolen. With his |
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two
prisoners, Pottinger set out for Forbes, 150 miles away. |
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Meanwhile, Gilbert had galloped to Gardiner's
hideout and, once there, a rescue party was |
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organised. Gardiner's men ambushed Pottinger's
party the next morning and rescued their |
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comrades. Pottinger got away into the
surrounding bushland, where, realising he still had the |
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Ł1000, he decided his duty was to save it, so
he galloped away, leaving his men to their fate. |
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His men, however, were not harmed by the
bushrangers who, having achieved their aim, fled |
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into the surrounding scrub. |
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In order to regain his lost prestige, Pottinger
began an all-out war against the bushrangers. He |
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led
strong parties into the surrounding ranges and tracked down their hideouts.
He bullied |
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farmers
into acting as spies and burned Ben Hall's old homestead to the ground. From
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informer,
he discovered that Frank Gardiner paid regular visits to his mistress, Kitty
Brown, at |
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her
cottage near Wheogo. One night, after dark, Pottinger and eight men quietly
surrounded |
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the
house. A horse was heard approaching and when only about five yards from him,
Pottinger |
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fired
a shot at the rider but missed. It was, indeed, Gardiner, who immediately
fled. Pottinger |
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then
entered Kitty Brown's cottage, where he ordered his men to arrest Kitty's
15-year-old |
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brother. |
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Two contemporary ballads commemorate this
event… |
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Up started
then Sir Fred and his men, |
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With cocked
carbine in hand, |
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And called
aloud on the 'ranger proud |
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On pain of
death to stand. |
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But the
'ranger proud he laughed aloud. |
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And bounding
rode away, |
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While Sir
Frederick Pott shut his eye for a shot, |
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And missed in
the usual way. |
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In slumber
sound a boy they found, |
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And brave Sir
Frederick said, |
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'By a flash in
the pan we missed the man |
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So we'll take
the boy instead!' |
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Smarting under such attacks, Pottinger
redoubled his efforts to break the Gardiner gang. He |
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arrested a young stockman , 'Flash Dan'
Charters who admitted to being present at the |
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Eugowra Rocks robbery and implicated nine other
local men, who were quickly rounded up |
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and sent to Sydney for trial at which six of
the prisoners were acquitted, two given life |
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sentences and the remaining man was hanged. |
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Although these arrests did not stop the
outlaws, the country became a little quieter, but |
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Ben Hall and Johnny Gilbert were still around
to plague Pottinger. In January 1865, Pottinger |
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arranged to ride a friend's horse at a race
meeting to be held at Wowingragong, near Forbes. |
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Hearing of this, Hall and Gilbert vowed to
attend the meeting and shoot Pottinger as he rode |
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in the race. Pottinger was warned of their
presence but made excuses to do nothing to |
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capture them. Pottinger was branded a coward by
a local settler, who wrote a lengthy |
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complaint to Police headquarters in Sydney. |
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As a result of this complaint, Pottinger was
suspended from duty and called to Sydney to face |
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an inquiry. Crossing the Blue Mountains west of
Sydney, the coach in which Pottinger was |
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travelling stopped for refreshments at Wascoe's
Inn, near Springwood. Pottinger volunteered |
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to
get the lady passengers some peaches from an adjacent orchard. When the
coachman |
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called out 'All aboard!', Pottinger came
running with his bag of fruit. To save time, and no doubt |
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to
also impress the ladies, he tried to vault the fence but fell and crashed
heavily to the |
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ground.
An elaborate silver-mounted pistol he carried in his breast pocket exploded
and a bullet |
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ploughed into his chest. He was rushed to
Sydney where he died on 9 April 1865. |
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What of the other main characters in this story? |
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Ben Hall was betrayed, ambushed and shot and
killed by police on 5 May 1865. Johnny Gilbert |
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suffered a similar fate on 13 May 1865. Frank
Gardiner was luckier - he had been captured in |
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1864 and sentenced to 32 years' in prison.
After serving ten years, he was granted an early |
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release provided he left the country. He went
to the US where he is believed to have died in |
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Colorado
around 1904, the only Australian, as far as I know, to ever be exiled from
his own |
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country. |
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The recent claim to the Pringle baronetcy |
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A Board of the Judicial Committee of the Privy
Council recently heard a claim to this baronetcy, |
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judgment being handed down on 20 June 2016. My
summary of this case is as follows:- |
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The 8th baronet, Sir Norman Robert Pringle,
married Florence Madge Vaughan on 16 October |
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1902. She gave birth to a son, Norman Hamilton
Pringle, on 13 May 1903, and later gave birth |
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to two further sons, the elder of whom was
Ronald Steuart Pringle, born 26 April 1905. Ronald |
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Steuart Pringle, who died 24 July 1968, later
married and had a son, Norman Murray Archibald |
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MacGregor Pringle ["Murray"]. |
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On the death of the 8th baronet in 1919, his
widow, Florence Madge Pringle, signed a statutory |
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declaration in support of her son, Norman
Hamilton Pringle, to be enrolled as the 9th baronet in |
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which she stated that he was the son of the 8th
baronet. Norman Hamilton Pringle was enrolled |
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as the 9th baronet without any opposition. On
his death in 1961, his son, Steuart Robert Pringle, |
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was
enrolled as the 10th baronet, again without any opposition. The 10th baronet
had a |
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distinguished military career, being created a
KCB in 1982. On his death in 2013, his son, Simon |
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Robert Pringle ["Simon"] would, in
the normal course of events, have succeeded as 11th baronet. |
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In about 2009, Murray established the
"Pringle Surname Project" which sought to determine who |
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was
the current chief of the clan Pringle, whose last clan chief had died without
a male heir in |
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1737
or 1738. In October 2009, Murray wrote to Sir Steuart Pringle, explaining the
purpose of |
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the project and requesting a mouth swab from
him for a DNA test. |
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Subsequently, in July 2010, Murray wrote to Sir
Steuart Pringle advising him of the results of |
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the
DNA testing results. These results showed that there were 12 differences
between the |
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results for the 10th baronet and Murray, and
that, as a result, the 10th baronet and Simon were |
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not
related to the 8th baronet through the male line. He further pointed out that
these results |
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raised
the question of who was the rightful baronet, and that, as a result, he had
lodged a |
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caveat with the Assistant Registrar of the
Baronetage giving notice that he [Murray] had a claim |
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on
the baronetcy, and requesting that notice be given to him of any future claim
lodged in |
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respect of the baronetcy. |
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In the meantime, Murray had obtained advice
from a number of DNA-testing agencies, each of |
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which reported that the 10th baronet and Murray
were not related through any male line. One |
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report stated that the two DNA profiles
differed from each other to the extent that there was |
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no support for the view that they had a common
male origin in the last 1,000 years. The report |
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concluded that the DNA tests provided very
strong support for the view that the 8th baronet |
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was Murray's grandfather, but was not the
grandfather of Sir Steuart Pringle, the 10th baronet. |
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The
matter was heard by a Board the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council,
commencing in |
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November 2015 and culminating in the Board's
judgment on 20 June 2016. At the hearings, |
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Simon did not dispute the DNA results, but
argued that such evidence should not be admitted |
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on the grounds of public policy. Although the
courts have accepted DNA evidence in both civil |
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and criminal cases, four arguments were
advanced for its exclusion in this case. Each of these |
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arguments is discussed below:- |
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(1) It was submitted that under the Scottish
law of prescription (the baronetcy is Scottish), |
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Murray's claim had been extinguished by the
passage of time. Time limits for the making of |
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claims in Scotland are governed by the
Prescription and Limitation (Scotland) Act 1973. The |
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Board held that the right to succeed to a title
of honour must survive the passage of time, |
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and was therefore not able to be prescribed
under the Act. |
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(2)
The defence of mora [undue delay], taciturnity [a failure to speak out in
assertion of one's |
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right or claim] and acquiescence [silent or
passive assent to what has taken place] was also |
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advanced. The board held that, since Murray did
not know that he had a claim until he |
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received the DNA results, this argument was
excluded. |
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(3) It was submitted that Sir Steuart's DNA had
been obtained on a false premise, since Sir |
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Steuart had consented to Murray's use of the
DNA only for establishing who was the chief of |
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the
clan Pringle, and that to use the DNA for any other purpose was a breach
of |
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confidentiality. The Board held that Sir
Steuart Pringle must have been aware that details of |
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his
DNA might be submitted to the Lord Lyon and that if his DNA were to exclude
him from a |
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claim to be the clan chief, it might also form
the basis of a challenge to his entitlement to |
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the
baronetcy. As a result, the Board was not persuaded that Murray had breached
a |
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confidence or misused private information. |
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(4) It was claimed that Murray's use of Sir
Steuart's DNA involved a breach of the Data |
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Protection
Act. The Board decided that, even if Murray had breached this Act, that
would |
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not be sufficient to render the DNA evidence as
inadmissible. |
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On 20 June 2016, the Board, in its judgment,
found that there was no legal ground for the |
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exclusion of the DNA evidence, which
demonstrated to a high degree of probability that |
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Norman Hamilton Pringle was not the son of the
8th baronet. The Board therefore concluded |
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that |
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(i) Simon is not the grand grandson of the 8th
baronet and is not the heir male of the 1st |
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baronet; and |
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(ii) Murray is the grandson of the 8th baronet
and is, as the heir male of the 1st baronet, |
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entitled to succeed to the baronetcy. |
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Sir Charles Pym, 2nd baronet |
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Sir Charles died as a result of being run
through by a rapier following an argument in a tavern |
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on 4 May 1688. A contemporary pamphlet,
published on 1 June 1688, gives the following |
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details of the indictment and the facts of Sir
Charles's death:- |
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'[The] Clerk [read the indictment]: You
Gentlemen of the Jury, look upon the Prisoners at the |
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Bar, and hearken to their Charge, they stand
Indicted by the names of Rowland Walters, |
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Dearing Bradshaw and Ambrose Cave, Gent. for
that they, not having the fear of God before |
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their eyes, but being instigated and seduced by
the Devil and their own wicked hearts, on the |
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fourth day of May, in the Fourth year of the
Reign of our Sovereign Lord King James the |
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Second,
in the Parish of St. Nicholas Cole-Abby, in and upon Sir Charles Pymm,
Bar., |
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Feloniously, willfully, and of their malice
before thought, did make an Assault; and that he, |
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the said Rowland Walters, having then and there
in his right hand, a certain Rapier made of |
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Iron and Steel, of the value of about 5
s[hillings] and thrust him the said Sir Charles Pymm in |
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and upon the right side of him the said Sir
Charles Pymm, a little above the right Pap, did |
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strike
and thrust as aforesaid, giving him the said Sir Charles Pymm, a little above
the right |
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Pap, one mortal Wound of the breadth of one
Inch, of the depth of ten Inches; and that they |
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the said Dearing Bradshaw and Ambrose Cave,
were present, aiding, abetting, and assisting |
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him the said Rowland Walters in the
perpetration of the said wilful Murther of him the said Sir |
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Charles
Pymm; so that they three, the Prisoners at the Bar, with malice fore-thought,
did |
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intentionally Kill and Destroy, and Murther him
the said Sir Charles Pymm…………' |
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The actual details of the killing were outlined
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'My Lords, this Murther fell out on the fourth
day of May last after this manner, viz. The said |
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Sir Charles Pymm, one Mr. Mirriday and Mr.
Neale, and Sir Thomas Middleton and others |
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dined at the Swan Tavern upon Fish-street-hill;
after they were come into the House, they |
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went up stairs, after which the Prisoners at
the Bar came into the House, and took another |
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Room
to Dine of Beef and other things. But one of Sir Charles's Company desired to
have a |
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Plate of it; upon which Mr. Clowdsley told them
some Gentlemen had bespoke it for Dinner, |
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but he said he would get them a Plate of it,
which was sent up, and ordered to be reckoned |
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into Mr. Walters the Prisoners Bill; after
Dinner they drank their Healths, and returned them |
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thanks for their Beef; and towards the Evening
Sir Charles Pymm and his Friends came down |
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stairs
and met the Prisoners at the bottom, and Mr. Cave asked them how they liked
the |
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Beef that was sent up; upon which one in the
company answered , and told them, they did |
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not send it, for they had paid for it; upon
which farther words arose, and Mr. Bradshaw drew |
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his Sword and fell upon Sir Charles Pymm, but
he got out into the Streets, after which Mr. |
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Walters came forth, and plucked Sir Charles
Pymm by the arms, and forced him to fight with |
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him, saying, here is my hand, and here is my
Sword; and as soon as he was in the Street, |
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he received this mortal Wound, and so fell down
dead; and after this Mr. Walters took him |
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by the nape of the neck, and dashed his head
upon the ground and cried out, God Damn you, |
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you are dead; and said farther, let the Sword
alone in his body. My Lords, this shall be |
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proved to be done, without any manner of
provocation; and if so, I hope your Lordships |
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will find him guilty of willful Murther.' |
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Because the prosecution were unable to satisfy
the Court that the prisoners had acted |
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with premeditation (the Judge described the
incident as a "hot and sudden Frolick"), Walters |
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was found guilty of manslaughter only, and the
other two prisoners were acquitted. |
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Copyright @ 2003-2017
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