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Last updated 05/12/2017 |
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Names of baronets
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have not yet proved succession and, as a |
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the Official Roll of the Baronetage. |
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Date |
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baptised on that date;
dates in italics in the "Died" column indicate |
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that the baronet was buried on that date |
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RIVETT-CARNAC of Derby |
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12 Mar 1836 |
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1 |
James Rivett-Carnac |
11 Nov 1784 |
28 Jan 1846 |
61 |
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MP for Sandwich 1837-1839. Governor of |
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Bombay 1838-1841 |
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28 Jan 1846 |
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John Rivett-Carnac |
10 Aug 1818 |
4 Aug 1883 |
64 |
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MP for Lymington 1852-1860 |
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4 Aug 1883 |
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James Henry Sproule Rivett-Carnac |
27 Jun 1846 |
4 Jun 1909 |
63 |
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4 Jun 1909 |
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Claud James Rivett-Carnac |
21 Dec 1877 |
31 Dec 1909 |
32 |
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For further information on this baronet,see |
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the note at the foot of this page |
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31 Dec 1909 |
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William Percival Rivett-Carnac |
1847 |
21 Mar 1924 |
76 |
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21 Mar 1924 |
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George Rivett-Carnac |
1850 |
13 Mar 1932 |
81 |
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13 Mar 1932 |
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Henry George Crabbe Rivett-Carnac |
18 Jan 1889 |
25 Dec 1972 |
83 |
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25 Dec 1972 |
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Thomas Nicholas Rivett-Carnac |
3 Jun 1927 |
4 May 2004 |
76 |
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4 May 2004 |
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Miles James Rivett-Carnac |
7 Feb 1933 |
15 Sep 2009 |
76 |
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15 Sep 2009 |
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Jonathan James Rivett-Carnac |
14 Jun 1962 |
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ROBARTES of Truro,Cornwall |
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3 Jul 1621 |
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Richard Robartes |
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19 Apr 1634 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Robartes (qv) in 1625 with which title the |
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baronetcy then merged until its extinction |
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in 1757 |
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ROBERTS of Glassenbury,Kent |
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3 Jul 1620 |
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Thomas Roberts |
c 1561 |
21 Feb 1628 |
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21 Feb 1628 |
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Walter Roberts |
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c 1655 |
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c 1655 |
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Howland Roberts |
c 1634 |
30 Nov 1661 |
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30 Nov 1661 |
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Thomas Roberts |
2 Dec 1658 |
20 Nov 1706 |
47 |
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MP for Kent
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1702-1704 |
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20 Nov 1706 |
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Thomas Roberts |
27 Jun 1689 |
5 Jan 1730 |
40 |
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5 Jan 1730 |
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Walter Roberts |
Mar 1691 |
7 Jul 1745 |
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7 Jul 1745 |
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ROBERTS of Willesdon,Middlesex |
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4 Oct 1661 |
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William Roberts |
21 Jun 1638 |
14 Mar 1688 |
49 |
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14 Mar 1688 |
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William Roberts |
17 Jan 1659 |
18 May 1698 |
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Extinct
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May 1698 |
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ROBERTS of Bow,Essex |
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2 Feb 1681 |
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John Roberts |
c 1620 |
14 Dec 1692 |
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14 Dec 1692 |
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ROBERTS of Glassenbury,Kent,and |
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Brightfields Tower,co.Cork |
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20 Sep 1809 |
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Thomas Roberts |
27 May 1738 |
1817 |
79 |
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Walter Roberts |
13 Nov 1770 |
9 Dec 1828 |
58 |
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9 Dec 1828 |
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Thomas Howland Roberts |
4 Nov 1804 |
1 Mar 1864 |
59 |
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1 Mar 1864 |
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Randal Howland Roberts |
28 Mar 1837 |
10 Oct 1899 |
62 |
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10 Oct 1899 |
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Howland Roberts |
2 Sep 1845 |
19 Dec 1917 |
72 |
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19 Dec 1917 |
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Thomas Langdon Howland Roberts |
18 Jun 1898 |
8 Jun 1979 |
80 |
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8 Jun 1979 |
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Gilbert Howland Rookehurst Roberts |
31 May 1934 |
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ROBERTS of the Army |
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15 Jun 1881 |
UK |
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Frederick Sleigh Roberts |
30 Sep 1832 |
14 Nov 1914 |
82 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Roberts (qv) in 1892 with which title the |
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baronetcy then merged until its extinction |
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in 1914 |
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ROBERTS of Bryngwenallt,Denbigh |
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25 Jul 1908 |
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John Herbert Roberts |
8 Aug 1863 |
19 Dec 1955 |
92 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Clwyd (qv) in 1919 with which title the |
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baronetcy remains merged |
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ROBERTS of Milner Field,Yorks |
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30 Nov 1909 |
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James Roberts |
30 Sep 1848 |
31 Dec 1935 |
87 |
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31 Dec 1935 |
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James Denby Roberts |
3 Jun 1904 |
10 Jul 1973 |
69 |
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10 Jul 1973 |
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William James Denby Roberts |
10 Aug 1936 |
23 Nov 2012 |
76 |
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23 Nov 2012 |
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James Elton Denby Roberts |
12 Jul 1966 |
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ROBERTS of Eccleshall and Queen's Tower,Yorks |
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9 Sep 1919 |
UK |
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Sir Samuel Roberts |
30 Apr 1852 |
19 Jun 1926 |
74 |
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MP for Ecclesall 1902-1923. PC 1922 |
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19 Jun 1926 |
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Samuel Roberts |
2 Sep 1882 |
13 Dec 1955 |
73 |
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MP for Ecclesall 1929-1935 |
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13 Dec 1955 |
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Peter Geoffrey Roberts |
23 Jun 1912 |
22 Jul 1985 |
73 |
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MP for Ecclesall 1945-1950 and Heeley |
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1950-1966 |
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22 Jul 1985 |
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Samuel Roberts |
16 Apr 1948 |
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ROBERTS of Martholme,Surrey |
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29 Jan 1931 |
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George Roberts |
20 Oct 1859 |
27 Sep 1950 |
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Extinct
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27 Sep 1950 |
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ROBERTSON of Welbourne,Lincs |
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4 Oct 1919 |
UK |
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Sir William Robert Robertson |
29 Jan 1860 |
12 Feb 1933 |
73 |
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Field Marshal 1920 |
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12 Feb 1933 |
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Brian Hubert Robertson |
22 Jul 1896 |
29 Apr 1974 |
77 |
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He was subsequently created Baron Robertson |
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of Oakridge (qv) in 1961 with which title the |
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baronetcy remains merged,although as at |
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30/06/2014
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the Official Roll of the Baronetage |
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ROBINSON of London |
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22 Jun 1660 |
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John Robinson |
10 Jan 1615 |
Feb 1680 |
65 |
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MP for London 1660 and Rye 1661-1679 |
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Feb 1680 |
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John Robinson |
c 1660 |
c 1693 |
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c 1693 |
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James Robinson |
c 1669 |
28 Aug 1731 |
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28 Aug 1731 |
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John Robinson |
c 1705 |
31 Aug 1765 |
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31 Aug 1765 |
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George Robinson |
27 May 1730 |
10 Oct 1815 |
85 |
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MP for Northampton 1774-1780 |
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10 Oct 1815 |
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George Robinson |
12 Jan 1766 |
23 Nov 1833 |
67 |
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MP for Northampton 1820-1832 |
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23 Nov 1833 |
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George Stamp Robinson |
29 Aug 1797 |
9 Oct 1873 |
76 |
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9 Oct 1873 |
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John Blencowe Robinson |
20 May 1830 |
10 Aug 1877 |
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10 Aug 1877 |
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Frederick Laud Robinson |
28 Jun 1843 |
6 Feb 1893 |
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6 Feb 1893 |
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Frederick Villiers Laud Robinson |
4 Dec 1880 |
19 Mar 1975 |
94 |
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19 Mar 1975 |
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John James Michael Laud Robinson |
19 Jan 1943 |
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ROBINSON of Newby,Yorks |
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30 Jul 1660 |
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Metcalfe Robinson |
10 Mar 1629 |
6 Feb 1689 |
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6 Feb 1689 |
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Extinct
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ROBINSON of Long Melford,Suffolk |
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26 Jan 1682 |
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Thomas Robinson |
c 1618 |
2 Aug 1683 |
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He was killed when he leapt from a window of |
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his burning house |
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2 Aug 1683 |
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Lumley Robinson |
c 1649 |
6 Jun 1684 |
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6 Jun 1684 |
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Thomas Robinson |
14 Jul 1681 |
21 Apr 1743 |
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Extinct
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21 Apr 1743 |
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ROBINSON of Newby,Yorks |
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13 Feb 1690 |
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William Robinson |
19 Nov 1655 |
22 Dec 1736 |
81 |
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MP for Northallerton 1689-1695 and |
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York 1698-1722 |
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22 Dec 1736 |
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Metcalfe Robinson |
c 1683 |
26 Dec 1736 |
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26 Dec 1736 |
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Tancred Robinson |
c 1685 |
3 Sep 1754 |
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3 Sep 1754 |
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William Robinson |
1713 |
4 Mar 1770 |
56 |
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4 Mar 1770 |
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Norton Robinson |
c 1715 |
Feb 1792 |
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Feb 1792 |
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Thomas Philip Robinson
(later de Grey) |
8 Dec 1781 |
14 Nov 1859 |
77 |
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He had previously succeeded to the Barony |
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of Grantham (qv) in 1786 with which title |
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the baronetcy
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extinction in 1923 |
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ROBINSON of Rookby Park,Yorks |
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10 Mar 1731 |
GB |
1 |
Thomas Robinson |
c 1703 |
3 Mar 1777 |
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MP for Morpeth 1727-1734 |
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3 Mar 1777 |
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William Robinson |
c 1705 |
18 Sep 1785 |
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18 Sep 1785 |
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Richard Robinson |
c 1708 |
10 Oct 1794 |
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He had previously been created Baron |
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Rokeby (qv) in 1777 with which title the |
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baronetcy then merged until its extinction |
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ROBINSON of Rokeby Hall,co. Louth |
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14 Dec 1819 |
UK |
1 |
John Friend Robinson |
15 Feb 1754 |
16 Apr 1832 |
78 |
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16 Apr 1832 |
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Richard Robinson |
4 Mar 1787 |
2 Oct 1847 |
60 |
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2 Oct 1847 |
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John Stephen Robinson |
27 Sep 1816 |
21 May 1895 |
78 |
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21 May 1895 |
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Gerald William Collingwood Robinson |
11 Feb 1857 |
3 May 1903 |
46 |
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3 May 1903 |
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Richard Harcourt Robinson |
4 Feb 1828 |
26 Feb 1910 |
82 |
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26 Feb 1910 |
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ROBINSON of Batts House,Somerset |
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11 Nov 1823 |
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George Abercrombie Robinson |
29 Mar 1758 |
13 Feb 1832 |
73 |
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13 Feb 1832 |
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George Best Robinson |
14 Nov 1797 |
28 Jan 1855 |
57 |
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28 Jan 1855 |
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George Abercrombie Robinson |
23 Sep 1826 |
9 Sep 1891 |
64 |
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9 Sep 1891 |
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William Le Fleming Robinson |
4 Apr 1830 |
29 Oct 1895 |
65 |
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29 Oct 1895 |
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Ernest William Robinson |
22 May 1862 |
21 Dec 1924 |
62 |
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21 Dec 1924 |
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Douglas Innes Robinson |
24 Sep 1863 |
7 Nov 1944 |
81 |
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on his death |
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7 Nov 1944 |
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ROBINSON of Toronto,Canada |
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21 Sep 1854 |
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1 |
John Beverley Robinson |
26 Jul 1791 |
30 Jan 1863 |
71 |
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30 Jan 1863 |
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James Lukin Robinson |
27 Mar 1818 |
21 Aug 1894 |
76 |
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21 Aug 1894 |
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Frederick Arnold Robinson |
9 Nov 1855 |
25 Aug 1901 |
45 |
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25 Aug 1901 |
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John Beverley Robinson |
2 Jun 1848 |
13 Nov 1933 |
85 |
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13 Nov 1933 |
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John Beverley Robinson |
12 Feb 1895 |
6 Nov 1948 |
53 |
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6 Nov 1948 |
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John Beverley Robinson |
13 Jan 1885 |
8 Jun 1954 |
69 |
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8 Jun 1954 |
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John Beverley Robinson |
3 Oct 1913 |
1988 |
74 |
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1988 |
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Christopher Philipse Robinson |
10 Nov 1938 |
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ROBINSON of Ennismore Gardens,Westminster |
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6 Feb 1891 |
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1 |
Hercules George Robert Robinson |
19 Dec 1824 |
28 Oct 1897 |
72 |
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Rosmead (qv) in 1896 with which title the |
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ROBINSON of Hawthornden,South Africa |
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and Dudley House,Westminster |
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27 Jul 1908 |
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1 |
Joseph Benjamin Robinson |
3 Aug 1840 |
30 Oct 1929 |
89 |
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30 Oct 1929 |
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Joseph Benjamin Robinson |
11 Mar 1887 |
16 Nov 1954 |
67 |
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16 Nov 1954 |
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Wilfred Henry Frederick Robinson |
24 Dec 1917 |
3 Dec 2012 |
94 |
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3 Dec 2012 |
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Peter Frank Robinson |
23 Jun 1949 |
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ROBINSON of Lisnacarrig,Dublin |
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30 Jan 1920 |
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ROCHE of Fermoy,Cork |
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30 Nov 1782 |
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1 |
Boyle Roche |
Oct 1736 |
5 Jun 1807 |
70 |
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5 Jun 1807 |
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ROCHE of Carass,co.Limerick |
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8 Aug 1838 |
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1 |
David Roche |
19 Jan 1791 |
8 Apr 1865 |
74 |
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8 Apr 1865 |
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David Vandeleur Roche |
24 Jun 1833 |
19 Apr 1908 |
74 |
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19 Apr 1908 |
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Standish Deane O'Grady Roche |
20 Jul 1845 |
9 Dec 1914 |
69 |
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9 Dec 1914 |
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Standish O'Grady Roche |
13 Mar 1911 |
2 Apr 1977 |
66 |
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2 Apr 1977 |
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David O'Grady Roche |
21 Sep 1947 |
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ROCHEAD of Innerleith,Edinburgh |
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4 Jun 1704 |
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1 |
James Rochead |
31 May 1667 |
1 May 1737 |
69 |
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1 May 1737 |
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John Rochead |
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Feb 1743 |
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RODES of Marlborough,Derby |
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14 Aug 1641 |
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Francis Rodes |
c 1595 |
8 Feb 1646 |
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8 Feb 1646 |
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Francis Rodes |
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3 May 1651 |
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3 May 1651 |
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Francis Rodes |
c 1648 |
14 Mar 1675 |
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14 Mar 1675 |
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John Rodes |
c 1670 |
Oct 1743 |
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on his death |
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Oct 1743 |
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RODGERS of Groombridge,Kent |
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29 Jun 1964 |
UK |
1 |
John Charles Rodgers |
5 Oct 1906 |
29 Mar 1993 |
86 |
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MP for Sevenoaks 1950-1979 |
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29 Mar 1993 |
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John Fairlie Tobias Rodgers |
2 Jul 1940 |
19 Jan 1997 |
56 |
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19 Jan 1997 |
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Andrew Piers Wingate Rodgers |
24 Oct 1944 |
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RODNEY of Alresford,Hants |
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22 Jan 1764 |
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1 |
George Brydges Rodney |
13 Feb 1718 |
24 May 1792 |
74 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Rodney (qv) in 1782 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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ROE of Brundish,Suffolk |
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19 Mar 1836 |
UK |
1 |
Frederick Adair Roe |
19 Mar 1789 |
20 Apr 1866 |
77 |
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on his death |
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20 Apr 1866 |
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ROGERS of Wisdome,Devon |
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21 Feb 1699 |
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John Rogers |
c 1649 |
23 Apr 1710 |
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MP for Plymouth 1698-1700 |
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23 Apr 1710 |
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John Rogers |
14 Jun 1676 |
21 Jan 1744 |
67 |
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MP for Plymouth 1713-1722 |
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21 Jan 1744 |
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John Rogers |
31 Aug 1708 |
20 Dec 1773 |
65 |
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20 Dec 1773 |
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Frederick Rogers |
24 Oct 1716 |
7 Jun 1777 |
60 |
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7 Jun 1777 |
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Frederick Leman Rogers |
23 Jul 1746 |
21 Jun 1797 |
50 |
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MP for Plymouth 1780-1784 and 1790-1797 |
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21 Jun 1797 |
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John Leman Rogers |
18 Apr 1780 |
10 Dec 1847 |
67 |
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MP for Callington 1812-1813 |
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10 Dec 1847 |
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Frederick Leman Rogers |
11 Feb 1782 |
13 Dec 1851 |
69 |
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13 Dec 1851 |
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Frederick
Rogers,later [1871] 1st |
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Baron Blachford |
31 Jan 1811 |
21 Nov 1889 |
78 |
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21 Nov 1889 |
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John Charles Rogers |
10 Apr 1818 |
25 Mar 1894 |
75 |
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25 Mar 1894 |
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Edward Rogers |
5 Sep 1819 |
9 Mar 1895 |
75 |
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on his death |
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9 Mar 1895 |
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ROKEBY of Skiers,Yorks |
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29 Jan 1661 |
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William Rokeby |
c 1601 |
c 1676 |
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William Rokeby |
c 1656 |
Apr 1678 |
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Apr 1678 |
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Willoughby Rokeby |
c 1632 |
6 Jul 1678 |
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6 Jul 1678 |
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ROKEWODE-GAGE of Hengrave,Suffolk |
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15 Jul 1662 |
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ROLL of Wanstead,Essex |
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4 Nov 1921 |
UK |
1 |
James Roll |
9 Dec 1846 |
30 Jan 1927 |
80 |
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30 Jan 1927 |
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Frederick James Roll |
20 Sep 1873 |
17 Apr 1933 |
59 |
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17 Apr 1933 |
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Cecil Ernest Roll |
3 Oct 1878 |
21 Apr 1938 |
59 |
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21 Apr 1938 |
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James William Cecil Roll |
1 Jun 1912 |
13 Feb 1998 |
85 |
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on his death |
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13 Feb 1998 |
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ROLLESTON of Upper Brook Street,London |
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24 Jun 1924 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston |
21 Jun 1862 |
23 Sep 1944 |
82 |
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on his death |
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23 Sep 1944 |
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ROLT of Spye Park,Wilts |
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7 Jul 1762 |
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ROPNER of Preston Hall,Durham |
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20 Aug 1904 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Emil Hugh Oscar Robert Ropner |
16 Dec 1838 |
26 Feb 1924 |
85 |
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MP for Stockton 1900-1910 |
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26 Feb 1924 |
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John Henry Ropner |
7 Sep 1860 |
13 Jul 1936 |
75 |
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13 Jul 1936 |
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Emil Hugo Oscar Robert Ropner |
8 Oct 1893 |
5 May 1962 |
68 |
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5 May 1962 |
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Robert Douglas Ropner |
1 Dec 1921 |
12 Jan 2004 |
82 |
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12 Jan 2004 |
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Robert Clinton Ropner |
6 Feb 1949 |
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ROPNER of Thorp Perrow,Yorks |
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31 Jan 1952 |
UK |
1 |
Leonard Ropner |
26 Feb 1895 |
12 Oct 1977 |
82 |
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MP for Sedgefield 1923-1929 and Barkston |
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Ash 1931-1964 |
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12 Oct 1977 |
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2 |
John Bruce Woollacott Ropner |
16 Apr 1937 |
13 Feb 2016 |
78 |
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13 Feb 2016 |
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3 |
Henry John William Ropner |
24 Oct 1981 |
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ROSE of Montreal,Canada |
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9 Sep 1872 |
UK |
1 |
Sir John Rose |
2 Aug 1820 |
24 Aug 1888 |
68 |
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PC 1886 |
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24 Aug 1888 |
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William Rose |
1 Apr 1846 |
4 Oct 1902 |
56 |
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4 Oct 1902 |
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3 |
Cyril Stanley Rose |
13 Jul 1874 |
11 Jul 1915 |
40 |
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Francis Cyril Rose |
18 Sep 1909 |
19 Nov 1979 |
70 |
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19 Nov 1979 |
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Julian Day Rose |
3 Mar 1947 |
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ROSE of Rayners,Bucks |
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14 May 1874 |
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1 |
Philip Rose |
12 Apr 1816 |
17 Apr 1883 |
67 |
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17 Apr 1883 |
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Philip Frederick Rose |
4 Nov 1843 |
23 Oct 1919 |
75 |
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23 Oct 1919 |
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Philip Humphrey Vivian Rose |
16 Mar 1903 |
14 Mar 1982 |
78 |
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14 Mar 1982 |
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David Lancaster Rose |
17 Feb 1934 |
6 Dec 2020 - HB |
86 |
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6 Dec 2020 |
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Christopher David Rose |
1968 |
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ROSE of Hardwick House,Oxon |
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19 Jul 1909 |
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1 |
Charles Day Rose |
23 Aug 1847 |
20 Apr 1913 |
65 |
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MP for Newmarket 1903-1910 and 1910-1913 |
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20 Apr 1913 |
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Frank Stanley Rose |
27 Apr 1877 |
26 Oct 1914 |
37 |
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26 Oct 1914 |
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Charles Henry Rose |
13 Oct 1912 |
8 Apr 1966 |
53 |
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8 Apr 1966 |
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Julian Day Rose |
3 Mar 1947 |
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baronetcy of Rose (1872 creation) in 1979 |
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ROSE of Leith,Edinburgh |
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2 Jul 1935 |
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1 |
Sir Hugh Arthur Rose |
8 Sep 1875 |
14 Aug 1937 |
61 |
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14 Aug 1937 |
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Hugh Rose |
16 Dec 1907 |
28 Sep 1976 |
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28 Sep 1976 |
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ROSS of Carstairs,Lanark |
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28 Feb 1672 |
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ROSS of Dunmoyle,Tyrone |
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15 Feb 1919 |
UK |
1 |
John Ross |
11 Dec 1854 |
17 Aug 1935 |
80 |
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MP for Londonderry 1892-1895. Lord |
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Chancellor [I] 1921-1922.
PC [I] 1902 |
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17 Aug 1935 |
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Ronald Deane Ross |
13 Jul 1888 |
31 Jan 1958 |
69 |
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31 Jan 1958 |
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ROSS of Whetstone,Middlesex |
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26 Jan 1960 |
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1 |
Sir James Paterson Ross |
26 May 1895 |
5 Jul 1980 |
85 |
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5 Jul 1980 |
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James Keith Ross |
9 May 1927 |
18 Feb 2003 |
75 |
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18 Feb 2003 |
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Andrew Charles Paterson Ross |
18 Jun 1966 |
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ROTHBAND of Higher Broughton,Lancs |
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20 Jul 1923 |
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1 |
Henry Lesser Rothband |
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1 Nov 1940 |
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1 Nov 1940 |
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son and heir,see the note at the foot of this page |
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ROTHSCHILD of Grosvenor Place |
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12 Jan 1847 |
UK |
1 |
Anthony de Rothschild |
May 1810 |
4 Jan 1876 |
65 |
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in the creation of this baronetcy,see the note |
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at the foot of this page |
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4 Jan 1876 |
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Nathan Meyer Rothschild |
8 Nov 1840 |
31 Mar 1915 |
74 |
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Rothschild (qv) in 1885 with which title |
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the baronetcy remains merged |
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ROTHWELL of Ewerby,Lincs |
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16 Aug 1661 |
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1 |
Richard Rothwell |
c 1628 |
early 1694 |
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early 1694 |
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ROUS of Henham,Suffolk |
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17 Aug 1660 |
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John Rous |
c 1608 |
27 Nov 1670 |
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MP for Dunwich 1660-1671 |
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27 Nov 1670 |
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John Rous |
c 1656 |
8 Apr 1730 |
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MP for Eye 1685-1687 and Suffolk 1689-90 |
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8 Apr 1730 |
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John Rous |
c 1676 |
1 Feb 1731 |
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MP for Dunwich 1705-1708 |
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1 Feb 1731 |
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Robert Rous |
c 1687 |
8 Jun 1735 |
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8 Jun 1735 |
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John Rous |
c 1727 |
31 Oct 1771 |
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MP for Suffolk 1768-1771 |
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31 Oct 1771 |
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John Rous |
30 May 1750 |
27 Aug 1827 |
77 |
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He was subsequently created Earl of |
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Stradbroke (qv) in 1821 with which title |
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the baronetcy remains merged |
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ROUSE of Rouse Lench,Worcs |
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23 Jul 1641 |
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1 |
Thomas Rouse |
27 Mar 1608 |
27 May 1676 |
68 |
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MP for
Worcestershire 1654-1655 and |
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1656-1658 and Evesham 1660 |
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27 May 1676 |
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Edward Rouse |
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5 Nov 1677 |
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5 Nov 1677 |
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Francis Rouse |
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31 Jul 1687 |
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31 Jul 1687 |
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Thomas Rouse |
1664 |
29 Dec 1721 |
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29 Dec 1721 |
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ROUSE-BOUGHTON of Lawford,Warwicks |
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4 Aug 1641 |
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ROWLAND of Taunton,Somerset |
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20 Nov 1950 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Frederick Rowland |
25 Dec 1874 |
13 Nov 1959 |
84 |
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13 Nov 1959 |
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2 |
Wentworth Lowe Rowland |
7 Nov 1909 |
19 Sep 1970 |
60 |
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on his death |
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19 Sep 1970 |
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ROWLEY of Tendring Hall,Suffolk |
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27 Jun 1786 |
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1 |
Joshua Rowley |
1 May 1734 |
26 Feb 1790 |
55 |
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26 Feb 1790 |
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William Rowley |
10 Feb 1761 |
20 Oct 1832 |
71 |
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MP for Suffolk 1812-1830 |
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20 Oct 1832 |
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Joshua Ricketts Rowley |
c 1790 |
18 Mar 1857 |
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18 Mar 1857 |
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Charles Robert Rowley |
5 May 1800 |
8 Sep 1888 |
88 |
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8 Sep 1888 |
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Joshua Thellusson Rowley |
8 Feb 1838 |
23 Apr 1931 |
93 |
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23 Apr 1931 |
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Charles Samuel Rowley |
23 Dec 1891 |
19 Jan 1962 |
70 |
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19 Jan 1962 |
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Joshua Francis Rowley |
31 Dec 1920 |
21 Feb 1997 |
76 |
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Lord Lieutenant Suffolk 1978-1994 |
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ROWLEY of the Navy |
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2 Nov 1813 |
UK |
1 |
Josias Rowley |
c 1765 |
10 Jan 1842 |
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10 Jan 1842 |
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ROWLEY of Hill House,Suffolk |
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21 Mar 1836 |
UK |
1 |
Charles Rowley |
16 Dec 1770 |
13 Oct 1845 |
74 |
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13 Oct 1845 |
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Charles Rowley |
16 Feb 1801 |
23 Nov 1884 |
83 |
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23 Nov 1884 |
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George Charles Erskine Rowley |
26 Sep 1844 |
15 Jan 1922 |
77 |
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15 Jan 1922 |
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George Charles Augustus Rowley |
18 Mar 1869 |
7 Sep 1924 |
55 |
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7 Sep 1924 |
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George William Rowley |
10 May 1896 |
8 Aug 1953 |
57 |
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8 Aug 1953 |
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William Joshua Rowley |
15 Apr 1891 |
11 Nov 1971 |
80 |
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11 Nov 1971 |
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Charles Robert Rowley |
15 Mar 1926 |
11 May 2008 |
82 |
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11 May 2008 |
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Richard Charles Rowley |
14 Aug 1959 |
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ROYCE of Seaton,Rutland |
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26 Jun 1930 |
UK |
1 |
Frederick Henry Royce |
27 Mar 1863 |
22 Apr 1933 |
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22 Apr 1933 |
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ROYDEN of Frankby Hall,Cheshire |
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29 Jul 1905 |
UK |
1 |
Thomas Bland Royden |
20 Feb 1831 |
29 Aug 1917 |
86 |
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MP for Toxteth West 1885-1892 |
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29 Aug 1917 |
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Thomas Royden, later [1944] 1st Baron Royden |
22 May 1871 |
6 Nov 1950 |
79 |
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MP for Bootle 1918-1922 |
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6 Nov 1950 |
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3 |
Ernest Bland Royden |
30 Jan 1873 |
13 Oct 1960 |
87 |
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13 Oct 1960 |
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4 |
John Ledward Royden |
31 Dec 1907 |
30 Apr 1976 |
68 |
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30 Apr 1976 |
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5 |
Christopher John Royden |
26 Feb 1937 |
11 Sep 2017 |
80 |
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11 Sep 2017 |
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John Michael Joseph Royden |
17 Mar 1965 |
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RUDD of Aberglassney,Carmarthen |
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8 Dec 1628 |
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May 1664 |
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2 |
Rice Rudd |
c 1643 |
Jul 1701 |
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MP for Higham Ferrers 1679-1681 and 1689 |
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and Carmarthenshire 1689-1701 |
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Jul 1701 |
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Anthony Rudd |
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25 Dec 1725 |
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25 Dec 1725 |
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4 |
John Rudd |
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15 Jul 1739 |
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15 Jul 1739 |
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RUDSTON of Hayton,Yorks |
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29 Aug 1642 |
E |
1 |
Walter Rudston |
c 1597 |
c 1650 |
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2 |
Thomas Rudston |
8 Aug 1639 |
c 1690 |
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c 1690 |
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3 |
Thomas Rudston |
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RUGGE-PRICE of Spring Grove,Surrey |
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2 Feb 1804 |
UK |
1 |
Charles Price |
25 Jan 1748 |
19 Jul 1818 |
70 |
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MP for London 1802-1812 |
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19 Jul 1818 |
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2 |
Charles Price |
3 Sep 1776 |
26 Apr 1847 |
70 |
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26 Apr 1847 |
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3 |
Charles Rugge Price |
28 Sep 1801 |
3 Jul 1866 |
64 |
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3 Jul 1866 |
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Frederick Pott Price |
5 Sep 1806 |
15 Nov 1873 |
67 |
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15 Nov 1873 |
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Arthur James Price (Rugge-Price from 7 Mar 1874) |
22 Sep 1808 |
5 Jan 1892 |
83 |
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5 Jan 1892 |
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Charles Rugge-Price |
26 May 1841 |
4 May 1927 |
85 |
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4 May 1927 |
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Charles Frederick Rugge-Price |
5 Feb 1868 |
13 Feb 1953 |
85 |
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13 Feb 1953 |
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Charles James Napier Rugge-Price |
4 Sep 1902 |
7 Nov 1966 |
64 |
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7 Nov 1966 |
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Charles Keith Napier Rugge-Price |
7 Aug 1936 |
22 Jul 2000 |
63 |
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22 Jul 2000 |
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James Keith Peter Rugge-Price |
8 Apr 1967 |
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RUGGLES-BRISE of Spains Hall,Essex |
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31 Jan 1935 |
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1 |
Edward Archibald Ruggles-Brise |
9 Sep 1882 |
12 May 1942 |
59 |
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MP for Maldon 1922-1923 and 1924-1942 |
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12 May 1942 |
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John Archibald Ruggles-Brise |
13 Jun 1908 |
20 Feb 2007 |
98 |
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Lord Lieutenant Essex 1958-1978 |
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20 Feb 2007 |
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Timothy Edward Ruggles-Brise |
11 Apr 1945 |
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RUMBOLD of Woodhall,Herts |
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27 Mar 1779 |
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1 |
Thomas Rumbold |
15 Jan 1736 |
11 Nov 1791 |
55 |
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MP for New Shoreham 1770-1774, Shaftesbury |
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1774-1775 and 1780-1781, Yarmouth (IOW) |
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1781-1784 and Weymouth 1784-1790 |
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11 Nov 1791 |
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George Berriman Rumbold |
17 Aug 1764 |
15 Dec 1807 |
43 |
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15 Dec 1807 |
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William Rumbold |
22 May 1787 |
24 Aug 1833 |
46 |
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24 Aug 1833 |
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Cavendish Stuart Rumbold |
26 Aug 1815 |
27 Mar 1853 |
37 |
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27 Mar 1853 |
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Arthur Carlos Henry Rumbold |
25 Sep 1820 |
12 Jun 1869 |
48 |
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24 Jul 1869 |
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Arthur Victor Raoul Anduze Rumbold |
24 Jul 1869 |
16 Jun 1877 |
7 |
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16 Jun 1877 |
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Charles Hale Rumbold |
12 Oct 1822 |
28 Aug 1877 |
54 |
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28 Aug 1877 |
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Horace Rumbold |
2 Jul 1829 |
3 Nov 1913 |
84 |
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PC 1896 |
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3 Nov 1913 |
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9 |
Horace George Montagu Rumbold |
5 Feb 1869 |
24 May 1941 |
72 |
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PC 1920 |
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24 May 1941 |
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10 |
(Horace) Anthony Claude Rumbold |
7 Mar 1911 |
4 Dec 1983 |
72 |
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4 Dec 1983 |
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Henry John Sebastian Rumbold |
24 Dec 1947 |
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RUNCIMAN of Jesmond,Northumberland |
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23 Jul 1906 |
UK |
1 |
Walter Runciman |
6 Jul 1847 |
13 Aug 1937 |
90 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Runciman (qv) in 1933 with which title |
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the baronetcy remains merged |
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RUSHOUT of Milnst,Essex |
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17 Jun 1661 |
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James Rushout |
22 Mar 1644 |
16 Feb 1698 |
53 |
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MP for Evesham 1670-1681 and 1690-1698 |
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and Worcestershire 1689-1690 |
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16 Feb 1698 |
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2 |
James Rushout |
c 1676 |
11 Dec 1705 |
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MP for Evesham 1701-1702 |
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11 Dec 1705 |
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3 |
James Rushout |
1701 |
21 Sep 1711 |
10 |
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21 Sep 1711 |
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4 |
John Rushout |
6 Feb 1685 |
2 Feb 1775 |
89 |
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MP for Malmesbury 1713-1722 and |
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Evesham
1722-1768. Treasurer of the |
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Navy 1743-1744. PC
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2 Feb 1775 |
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5 |
John Rushout |
23 Jul 1738 |
20 Oct 1800 |
62 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Northwick (qv) in 1797 with which title |
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the baronetcy
then merged until its |
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extinction in 1887 |
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RUSHOUT of Sezincote,Gloucs |
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25 Sep 1809 |
UK |
1 |
Charles Cockerell |
18 Feb 1755 |
6 Jan 1837 |
81 |
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MP for Tregony 1802-1806,Lostwithiel 1807, |
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Bletchingley 1809-1812,Seaford 1816-1818 and |
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Evesham 1819-1830 and 1831-1837 |
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6 Jan 1837 |
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Charles Cockerell (Rushout from 1849) |
14 Jun 1809 |
19 Sep 1869 |
60 |
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19 Sep 1869 |
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3 |
Charles Fitzgerald Rushout |
13 Jul 1840 |
25 May 1879 |
38 |
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25 May 1879 |
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4 |
Charles Hamilton Rushout |
21 Jun 1868 |
24 May 1931 |
62 |
to |
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on his death |
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24 May 1931 |
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RUSSELL of Wytley,Worcs |
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12 Mar 1627 |
E |
1 |
William Russell |
c 1602 |
30 Nov 1669 |
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MP for Worcestershire 1625 |
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30 Nov 1669 |
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2 |
Francis Russell |
c 1638 |
24 Jan 1705 |
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MP for Tewkesbury 1673-1690 |
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24 Jan 1705 |
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Extinct
on his death |
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RUSSELL of Chippenham,Cambs |
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19 Jan 1629 |
E |
1 |
William Russell |
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3 Feb 1654 |
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MP for Windsor 1626 |
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Feb 1654 |
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2 |
Francis Russell |
c 1616 |
30 Apr 1664 |
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MP for Cambridgeshire 1645-1653,1654-1655 |
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and 1656-1658 |
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Apr 1664 |
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3 |
John Russell |
6 Oct 1640 |
24 Mar 1669 |
28 |
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Mar 1669 |
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4 |
William Russell |
by 1669 |
16 Sep 1707 |
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Sep 1707 |
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5 |
William Russell |
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May 1738 |
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May 1738 |
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6 |
Francis Russell |
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c 1750 |
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c 1750 |
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7 |
William Russell |
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1757 |
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1757 |
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8 |
John Russell |
31 Oct 1741 |
7 Aug 1783 |
41 |
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7 Aug 1783 |
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9 |
John Russell |
6 May 1777 |
11 Jun 1802 |
25 |
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11 Jun 1802 |
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10 |
George Russell |
15 Apr 1780 |
25 Apr 1804 |
24 |
to |
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On his death the baronetcy is presumed to |
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25 Apr 1804 |
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have become extinct |
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RUSSELL of Langherne,Carmarthen |
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8 Nov 1660 |
E |
1 |
William Russell |
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c 1714 |
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to |
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Extinct
on his death |
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c 1714 |
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RUSSELL of Swallowfield,Berks |
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10 Dec 1812 |
UK |
1 |
Henry Russell |
19 Aug 1751 |
18 Jan 1836 |
84 |
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PC 1816 |
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18 Jan 1836 |
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2 |
Henry Russell |
27 May 1783 |
19 Apr 1852 |
68 |
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19 Apr 1852 |
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3 |
Charles Russell VC |
22 Jun 1826 |
14 Apr 1883 |
56 |
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MP for Berkshire 1865-1868 and |
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Westminster 1874-1882 |
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For further information on this baronet and VC |
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winner,see the note at the foot of this page |
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14 Apr 1883 |
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4 |
George Russell |
23 Aug 1828 |
7 Mar 1898 |
69 |
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MP for Wokingham 1885-1898 |
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7 Mar 1898 |
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5 |
George Arthur Charles Russell |
28 Jun 1868 |
14 Jan 1944 |
75 |
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14 Jan 1944 |
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6 |
Arthur Edward Ian Montagu Russell |
30 Nov 1878 |
23 Feb 1964 |
85 |
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23 Feb 1964 |
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7 |
George Michael Russell |
30 Sep 1908 |
Mar 1993 |
84 |
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Mar 1993 |
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8 |
Arthur Mervyn Russell |
7 Feb 1923 |
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RUSSELL of Chequers Court,Bucks |
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15 Sep 1831 |
UK |
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See "Greenhill-Russell" |
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RUSSELL of Charlton Park,Gloucs |
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9 Apr 1832 |
UK |
1 |
William Russell |
29 May 1773 |
26 Sep 1839 |
66 |
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26 Sep 1839 |
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2 |
William Russell |
5 Apr 1822 |
19 Mar 1892 |
69 |
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MP for Dover 1857-1859 and Norwich |
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1860-1874 |
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19 Mar 1892 |
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3 |
William Russell |
28 Sep 1865 |
25 Nov 1915 |
50 |
to |
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25 Nov 1915 |
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RUSSELL of Littleworth Corner,Bucks |
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18 Jan 1916 |
UK |
1 |
Charles Russell |
8 Jul 1863 |
27 Mar 1928 |
64 |
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For information on the special remainder |
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included
in this creation, see the note at |
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the foot of
this page |
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27 Mar 1928 |
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2 |
Alec Charles Russell |
18 Dec 1894 |
8 Jul 1938 |
43 |
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8 Jul 1938 |
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3 |
Charles Ian Russell |
13 Mar 1918 |
26 Sep 1997 |
79 |
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26 Sep 1997 |
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4 |
Charles Dominic Russell |
28 May 1956 |
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RUSSELL of Olney,Durham |
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20 Jun 1917 |
UK |
1 |
Thomas Wallace Russell |
28 Feb 1841 |
2 May 1920 |
79 |
to |
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MP for Tyrone South 1886-1910 and |
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2 May 1920 |
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Tyrone North 1911-1918.
PC [I] 1908 |
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on his death |
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RUTHERFORD of Beardwood,Lancs |
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27 Jan 1916 |
UK |
1 |
John Rutherford |
16 Sep 1854 |
26 Feb 1932 |
77 |
to |
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MP for Darwen 1895-1910 and 1910-1922 |
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26 Feb 1932 |
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Extinct
on his death |
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RUTHERFORD of Liverpool,Lincs |
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24 Jul 1923 |
UK |
1 |
Sir William Watson Rutherford |
1853 |
3 Dec 1927 |
74 |
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MP for West Derby 1903-1918 and Edgehill |
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1918-1923 |
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3 Dec 1927 |
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2 |
John Hugo Rutherford |
31 Oct 1887 |
28 Dec 1942 |
55 |
to |
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MP for Edgehill 1931-1935 |
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28 Dec 1942 |
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on his death |
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RUTHVEN of Redcastle,Forfar |
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11 Jul 1666 |
NS |
1 |
Francis Ruthven |
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c 1700 |
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on his death |
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c 1700 |
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RYAN of Hintlesham,Suffolk |
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8 Sep 1919 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Gerald Hemmington Ryan |
25 Jan 1861 |
27 May 1937 |
76 |
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27 May 1937 |
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2 |
Gerald Ellis Ryan |
17 Aug 1888 |
1 Sep 1947 |
59 |
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1 Sep 1947 |
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3 |
Derek Gerald Ryan |
9 Jul 1922 |
1 Mar 1990 |
67 |
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1 Mar 1990 |
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4 |
Derek Gerald Ryan |
25 Mar 1954 |
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RYCROFT of Calton,Yorks |
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22 Jan 1784 |
GB |
1 |
Richard Rycroft |
Nov 1736 |
5 Jul 1786 |
49 |
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5 Jul 1786 |
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2 |
Nelson Rycroft |
15 Feb 1761 |
1 Oct 1827 |
66 |
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Sir Claud James Rivett-Carnac, 4th baronet |
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No definite news of Sir Claud appears to have
been received after 1908, the year before the |
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death of his father and his presumed succession
to the baronetcy. |
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His family made strenuous efforts to locate him
during the years that followed, and their quest |
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was
noticed in the newspapers. The following article appeared in the Melbourne
'Argus' on |
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15 July 1922, apparently reprinted from the
London 'Daily Chronicle' :- |
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'Where is Sir Claude James Rivett-Carnac?
Residence "[ ]" in
Debrett's Peerage indicates that |
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nobody knows. And a fortune awaits him if he can
be found. His sister, Mrs. Foulerton, wife |
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of
Dr. H. P. Foulerton, M.D., of His Majesty's Prison Service, is trying to get
into touch with |
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her baronet brother, who has been
"lost" to the family for 14 years. She last heard of him |
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indirectly three years ago. "I am most
anxious that my brother should communicate with me |
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at once," said Mrs. Foulerton to a
"Daily Chronicle" representative. "He is the fourth baronet, |
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and yet it is not even certain whether he knows
that he has succeeded to the title. We last |
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saw him at home in England in 1908, which was
the year before his father's death. Sir Claude |
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went abroad again in 1908, leaving no address.
From time to time, through various channels, |
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we have heard of him as being in the South Sea
Isles and in Canada, on the Pacific coast of |
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America, and in South Africa. The latest news he
have of him is that he was seen in South |
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Africa about three years ago. He is believed to
be married. The only evidence, however, we |
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have of this is a report which appeared in a
Sunday newspaper in 1915 that he had married |
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an actress in San Francisco. Otherwise, his heir
is a cousin, William Percival Rivett Carnac. |
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It is possible - and from my knowledge of him
probable - that Sir Claude has known about |
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his succession to the title and never bothered
to take up the legal claim. But whether he |
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knows or does not know as to his succession to
the title, there is a monetary side to the |
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matter. I have reason to believe he is unaware
of the extent of the money to which he is duly |
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entitled. It amounts to many thousands of
pounds. For nearly 14 years the
Baronetcy fund |
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has been accumulating, with interest, and it is
only fit and proper that he should take some |
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action to clear up the financial position. For
my own sake I would be delighted to hear from |
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my brother. I have no quarrel with him, and if
his eye should catch these words, I appeal to |
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him to write to me without delay……" |
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On 11 March 1924, an order was issued in the
Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice |
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in London which gave leave to presume the death
of Sir Claude Rivett-Carnac as having |
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occurred on 31 December 1909. As far as I can
tell, this case was never reported in the |
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usual fashion of law reports. The Chancery
Reports of 1924 include no reference to the case, |
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nor can I find any reference to it in any other
legal reports. The order issued by the Chancery |
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Division could surely only have been based on
evidence that Sir Claud was in fact dead, but |
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I have been unable to ascertain, thus far, the
nature of this evidence. |
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The following brief history of the family was
published in the Brisbane "Telegraph" of 4 June |
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1924:- |
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'Sir
William Percival Rivett-Carnac, Bt., died in a nursing home at Bognor on
March 21, at the |
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age of 76. His kinsman, Sir Claude James
Rivett-Carnac, had been missing for many years and |
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it was only on March 11 last that an order was
issued in the Chancery Division giving leave to |
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assume his death, unmarried, on December 31,
1909. |
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'The
Rivetts, says the London "Times," are an ancient Norman family
descended in unbroken |
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male line from Thomas Ryvet, of Fritton,
Norfolk, in 1272. Elizabeth Rivett, whose portrait by |
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Reynolds is in the Wallace collection, married,
in 1769, as his second wife, General John Carnac, |
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Commander in Chief in Bengal, who directed in
his will that his brother-in-law James Rivett, |
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Governor of Bombay in the Honourable East India
Company's service, should take the additional |
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name of Carnac. Thereafter many Rivett-Carnacs
distinguished themselves in the service of |
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the Crown, especially in India. They are indeed
one of the four families (the other three being |
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the Plowdens, the Trevors, and the Beadons ) who
are mentioned by Kipling in "The Day's Work" |
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to
show 'that certain families serve India generation after generation as
dolphins follow in line |
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across
the open sea.' Last May we had to record the death of Colonel J.H.
Rivett-Carnac, |
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C.I.E., a brilliant administrator, who was a
grandson of the Rivett who first took the name of |
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Carnac. |
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'Mr
James Rivett-Carnac, who was the Chairman of the East India Company and
Governor of |
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Bombay, was created a baronet in 1836. Sir
Claude was his great-grandson, the only son of Sir |
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James
Henry Sproule Rivett-Carnac, the third baronet, by his marriage to Mary
Jeannie, |
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daughter of Ambrose Henderson, of Bodmin. He was
born on December 21, 1877, and early |
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showed a preference for an adventurous life. He
first went abroad in his 'teens and joined the |
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Cape Mounted Rifles. In the South African War he
served throughout , and received the medal |
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with five clasps. Then he resumed his
wanderings, and at intervals his family heard of him in |
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the South Sea Islands, in Canada, on the Pacific
Coast, and in South Africa. He came back to |
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England in 1903, but soon went abroad again. The
death of his father on June 4, 1909, did not |
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bring him back, if he ever heard of it. Years
elapsed before the fact of his death on December |
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31, 1909, was established, and meanwhile his
inheritance accumulated. Sir Claude had two |
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sisters, Mrs. H.P. Foulerton and Mrs. F.C. Van
Cordlandt. |
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'On
Sir Claude's death, Mr. William Percival Rivett-Carnac, who has just died,
became the fifth |
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baronet, but did not assume the title until the
order of the Court was obtained. He had there- |
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fore held it only for 10 days. Sir William was a
grandson of the first baronet, and the eldest son |
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of William John Rivett-Carnac, of the East India
Company's service, who died in 1874. He was |
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born in 1847, and married in 1885 Frances Maria,
daughter of the late Francis Charles Forbes |
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of the Bengal Civil Service. He had, with two
daughters, an only son, James Frank, a Captain |
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in the Bengal Service, who died without issue. |
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'The
title now devolves on Sir William's next brother, the Rev. George
Rivett-Carnac, who was |
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born in 1850, was sent to Harrow, and went up to
Trinity, Cambridge. After preparation at |
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Chichester, he was ordained to the curacy of
Caston, Norfolk. For some years he was curate at |
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Kew, and then in succession vicar of Tong,
Shropshire, vicar of Thrope, Surrey, rector of |
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Graveley, Herts and rector of Swefling [?],
Suffolk. In 1913 the Bishop of Southwark [Hubert |
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Burge] collated him to the rectory of
Woldingham, Surrey. He married first, in 1885, Emily Louisa |
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(who died in 1894) daughter of the Rev. George
Crabbe, rector of Merton, Norfolk, and had two |
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sons, Henry George Crabbe Rivett-Carnac, late
Indian Police, born 1889, and Lieutenant- |
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Commander J.W. Rivett-Carnac, D.S.O., born in
1891, and one daughter, Mrs. B.S. Wilmot. He |
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married secondly, in 1901, Eva Mary Bernard,
daughter of James Orr, and by her has a son and |
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a
daughter. The new baronet has four brothers, including Colonel P.T.
Rivett-Carnac and |
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Colonel E.H. Rivett-Carnac.' |
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Sir John Beverley Robinson, 4th baronet [UK 1854] |
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The article below was published in the Sydney
"Sun" of 14 April 1913, reprinted from an |
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American
paper, almost certainly the "New York World." |
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'There's a modest little middle-aged gentleman
in a modest little old-fashioned office in a rather |
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obscure
building at No. 16, Exchange-place, New York, who has something that many
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millionaire would give over at least one or two
of his millions for. An invention? - No. A secret |
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of
perpetual youth? A cure for baldness? A remedy for dyspepsia or gout? - No.
Simply a |
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perfectly good, properly old and eminently
desirous title. Sir John Beverley Robinson, Baronet. |
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'He thinks so little of his rank that he doesn't
bother about the title. Instead of lording it in |
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England
or Canada - which he might - he engages in the paving stone business in New
York, |
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and instead of inhabiting some ancient and
gloomy castle, he lives in a comfortable modern |
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cottage in the none-too-fashionable suburb of
Edgewater, New Jersey. Instead of styling him- |
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self Sir John, he insists on being plain
"Mister." And to those in the paving stone line who know |
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him he is even plain "Robinson" or
"Beverley." |
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"Mister" Robinson's rank, which he has
succeeded in keeping very much to the background for a |
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long
time, came to light the other day when he arrived from England on the
Minnehaha, |
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returning from a short visit. The British
booking office, learning exactly who he was on the other |
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side, plastered his name on the passenger list
in big, black type as "Sir J. Beverley Robinson, |
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Bart." and the ship-news reporters who met
the vessel immediately began to ask him about the |
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suffragettes, the old age pension system, and
other things Britannic. |
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'For
answer, he gave them a long and hearty laugh. "Why, I've lived in New
York City since |
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before most of you youngsters were born,"
he said. "And I don't want to be 'Sir John,' but plain |
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'Robinson.' Come down to my office in Exchange
Place some day and pay me a visit." |
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'A "World" reporter accepted the
invitation and dropped in next afternoon. The baronet, who |
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was
conducting some correspondence, after the English fashion, in long hand, at
once dropped |
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business and became a host. "I wish you'd
forgot about this affair of the title," he laughed. "I |
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almost forget it myself at times. Of course, I'm
a British subject, and I am proud of my ancestry |
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and all that. But a title doesn't amount to
anything here. A man in America is what he makes |
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himself - and anywhere else in the world, for
that matter. I've been here for more that thirty |
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years and I suppose I will spend the rest of my
life right about New York. And I can get along |
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very comfortably just as 'Robinson' or
'Beverley.' Please don't write anything about me." |
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'It took a lot of pressing to get the baronet to
tell about his family - the records of which are |
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duly spread forth over a full page of the
"Who's Who" of the British nobility: "Burke's Peerage, |
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Baronetage and Knightage." |
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'His earliest American ancestor was Christopher
Robinson, who was sent there in the middle of |
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the
seventeenth century as the first Colonial Secretary of Virginia, and married
Catherine |
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Beverley. His son, Christopher II, was an
officer of the Queen's Rangers during the Revolution, |
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and after the defeat of the British forces was
given a grant of land in the Canadian wilds, which |
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has since become Toronto. The third in the line
was the first to hold the title. This was the |
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first John Beverley Robinson, [grand]father of
the present baronet. He was a barrister and |
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Attorney-General of Upper Canada. He was created
a baronet in 1854 and died in 1863. His |
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eldest son, James Lukin Robinson, succeeded to
the title. He likewise was a barrister. Upon his |
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death, in August, 1894, the baronetage passed to
a cousin, Sir Frederick Arnold Robinson, who |
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died in Toronto in 1901. |
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'Thereupon the rank fell upon the present Sir
John, who is the fourth baronet. In 1901 he had |
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been in New York about two score years, and was,
in all outward appearances, a thorough- |
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American. He simply accepted the baronetage because there wasn't anything
else he |
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could do, and made no fuss about it. As a matter
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the papers. |
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is another John Beverley Robinson, his son, who is eighteen years old, and
going to |
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college, and he will be the fifth baronet, but,
his father says, he won't make any fuss over the |
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title, either. |
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'The
Robinsons have never gone in for society, outside that of a small circle of
friends and |
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fellow
church members in the little Jersey town. "I'd really much rather talk
about paving |
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blocks," said Sir John to the
"World" man, as he displayed a sample of the material he deals in. |
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"This is a block made of blast furnace slag
in northern England." It is shapelier and more durable |
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than granite, he says, and has been used to pave
several avenues in Washington. The Long |
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Island approach to the Queensborough Bridge is
also paved with the blocks. Sir John has made |
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a bid for several large contracts to pave
streets in Manilla for the government. |
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'Despite his long residence here, he has kept
closely in touch with affairs in England through |
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his
many visits, and when there, of course, is hailed by his title and receives
the precedence |
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due
to his rank. But so modest has he been about being a baronet while in America
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scarcely any of his business friends and only a
few of the residents of Edgewater ever heard |
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of Sir John Beverley Robinson.' |
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After his death, the following [edited] obituary
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'Sir John Beverley Robinson died today at Burk's
Falls, Ont., in his eighty-sixth year. Born in |
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Toronto, Sir John was educated at Upper Canada
College, Toronto. He founded the firm of |
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Robinson & Heath in 1874, which he later
sold to his cousin, after which he made his home at |
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Glenwood in Edgewater, N.J. Returning to Canada,
he settled on the 500-acre farm which had |
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been his reward for services during the Fenian
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'Despite his 85 years, Sir John was quite
active. His greatest interest was developing the mining |
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claim on his farm at Burk's Falls, with the aid
of his wife, Lady Eleanor, and a neighbor's boy, |
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Kelly Sinclair. Sir John's hunt for gold on his
property was the result of a prophecy made by a |
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friend of his wife who had never been in Canada,
but who professed to describe the location of |
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the mineralized vein on the farm. |
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'Sir
John once was in the paving stone business in New York and had a modest home
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Edgewater, N.J. He had been residing and earning
his living here for several years prior to the |
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death of the third baronet, Sir Frederick Arnold
Robinson, in Toronto in 1901. Sir John accepted |
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the title, but preferred not to use it. As late
as 1913 he continued in business and was proud of |
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the fact that his paving blocks formed the Long
Island approaches to the Queensboro Bridge. |
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Sir Joseph was the victim of a blackmail
conspiracy which was widely reported in the Press in |
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the first half of 1930. The first report below
appeared in "The Observer" on 27 April 1930. In |
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subsequent reports, rather than repeating
previous events, I have omitted any summary of |
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what had gone before. |
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'Seldom in the history of the criminal courts of
South Africa has a case produced such revolting |
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evidence as that now occupying the attention of
Mr. M. W. Bovill, the magistrate at Caledon- |
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square Police Court. |
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'The persons in this remarkable case are: Arthur
Wolstenholme, accountant, and Mrs. Gesuna |
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Salmond, who are charged with attempted
extortion and subornation to perjury in that they |
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persuaded certain girls to make false statements
against Sir J. B. Robinson, son of the late Sir |
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Joseph Robinson, the South African millionaire,
in order to bring a case against him demanding |
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£10,000 damages for the alleged seduction of
Mrs. Salmond's youngest daughter, [16-year- |
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Hester Steenkamp [although she becomes Mrs. Salmond's sister in later
reports]. The girls, |
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it is alleged, were told that it would enable
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'Remarkable evidence of "Adam and Eve"
parties was given by Hester Steenkamp, who testified |
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that
three naked dances had been held at which Sir J. B. Robinson had been
present. The |
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witness showed signs of distress while relating
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had criminally assaulted her on two occasions. |
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Further allegations against Sir J. B. Robinson
were made by Irene Delaporte, aged nineteen, who |
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described herself as a friend of Robinson. Both
the accused had asked her to sign a statement |
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which she said was a "pack of lies." |
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'The
accused were remanded till April 30, and an application for a reduction in
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London "Daily Mail" 12 May 1930:- |
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'Owing to the inability of Sir J. B. Robinson to
attend in court, his evidence was taken in the |
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ballroom at Hawthornden, the baronet's home ay
Wynberg, a suburb of Capetown. |
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Sir Joseph admitted that he had had relations
with Mrs. Salmond. He said that he was "hazy" |
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about the dances without clothing, of which
evidence had been given at a previous hearing by |
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Hester
Steenkamp. The women, he said, were in their underclothing. He emphatically
denied |
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that he had ever misbehaved with Hester
Steenkamp. He said he had lent Mrs, Salmonda motor- |
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car and had had it registered in her name so
that "in the event of an accident the name of |
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Robinson should not get into the Press." |
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'Sir
Joseph Robinson accused Mrs. Salmond of suggesting that he should have
relations with |
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Hester Steenkamp. She told him that "nobody
would know." He added that the suggestions were |
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made so that Mrs. Salmond "could get money
from me for the rest of her life." He admitted |
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attending dances at Mrs. Salmond's house,
Paradise Villa, but said that he drank and slept and |
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did not take much notice of what went on there.
Mrs. Salmond, he said, was a married woman |
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whose husband was a railwayman in the Belgian
Congo. He admitted that he had given £250 to |
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get
Mr. Salmond out of the country. He did this because Mrs. Salmond had told him
that she |
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felt like driving a knife into her husband's throat.' |
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London "Daily Mail" 21 June 1930:- |
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'Arthur Wolstenholme, an accountant, and Mrs.
Salmond have each been sentenced to one |
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years' hard labour on charges of attempting to
extort £10,000 from the millionaire baronet, Sir |
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Joseph Robinson, for an alleged assault on
Hester Steenkamp, Mrs. Salmond's schoolgirl sister. |
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Notice of appeal has been given. |
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'In giving his verdict, behind closed doors, Mr.
Bovill, the magistrate, said that he disagreed with |
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the defending attorney's suggestion that Sir
Joseph Robinson induced Mrs. Salmond to lead an |
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immoral life and that he was entirely
responsible for taking away a young woman who had prev- |
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iously led a respectable and innocent life. |
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"She had already been divorced for
adultery," said Mr. Bovill, "and it appears that she lured Sir |
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Joseph
away." He went on: "Sir Joseph has been very severely criticised by
the defence, but |
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the Crown placed no halo round his head. What
has he done? He has admitted to the whole |
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world that he has led a life of immorality, but
he is very definite that he did not commit the |
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immorality of which the young country girl
Hester Steenkamp accused him. Mrs. Salmond says |
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that Hester was only with Sir Joseph for ten
minutes. It would need at least ten months to |
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learn all the immorality contained in the girl's
evidence.. The one witness who impressed me |
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is Sir Joseph Robinson. 'I am immoral, but not
so bad as they want to make me out to be,' he |
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says. |
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'Mr. Bovill said he did not think that Sir
Joseph had committed the alleged offence on Hester |
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Steenkamp, and he believed that the baronet was
the only person who had told the truth. In |
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his summing-up, Mr. Bovill said that Mrs.
Salmond surrounded herself with cousins, sisters, and |
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brothers-in-law, who seemed like vultures ready
to drop on this unfortunate Robinson to tear |
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him to pieces.' |
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Sir Boyle Roche, 1st and only baronet |
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The following is extracted from "An
Anecdotal History of the British Parliament" by George Henry |
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Jennings [London 1880]:- |
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Sir Boyle Roche, who was a member of the Irish
Parliament in the period preceding the Union |
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[Tralee 1775-1776 and 1790-1797, Gowran
1777-1783, Portarlington 1784-1790 and Old |
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Leighlin
1798-1800], achieved renown by the remark that he could not be, "like a
bird, in two |
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places at once." Some other sayings imputed
to him are scarcely less celebrated. "I would |
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gladly,
Mr. Speaker, sacrifice not only a part of the constitution, but the whole of
it, to |
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preserve the remainder." And again,
speaking of what might be expected if the leaders of the |
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rebellion gained sway, "Our heads will be
thrown upon that table to stare us in the face!" To |
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him also is ascribed that example of mixed
metaphor, "I smell a rat, Mr. Speaker; I see him |
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floating in the air; but I will yet nip him in
the bud." But on one occasion Sir Boyle gained the |
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victory over [John Philpot] Curran in a contest
in the Irish House. "Do not speak of my honour," |
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said Curran; "I am the guardian of my own
honour." "Faith," replied Sir Boyle, "I knew that at |
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some time or other you would accept a sinecure." |
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Sir John Charles Rogers, 9th baronet |
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The following report on the inquest held after
the death of Sir John appeared in 'Berrow's |
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Worcester Journal' on 31 March 1894:- |
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'An inquest was held on Tuesday at Blachford,
Cornwood, near Plymouth, on the body of Sir |
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John Charles Rogers, Bart., brother of the late
Lord Blachford, who was found drowned in an |
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ornamental
lake in the grounds of his residence on Tuesday. In accordance with his
custom, |
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the deceased, who was 75 years of age, started
for a walk shortly before his dinner hour. As |
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he failed to return, the butler and Colonel
Lindsay, a guest, went in search of him, and late in |
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the evening his body and walking stick were
found in the lake. Dr. Rundle stated that he had |
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attended deceased for some years for heart
disease, and conjectured that he must have |
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slipped into the pond, and that the shock caused
instant death. A verdict of "Found drowned" |
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was returned.' |
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Sir James William Cecil Roll, 4th baronet |
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From the 'Townsville Daily Bulletin' of 3 April 1939:- |
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"This
is Jimmy Roll," the young Anglo-Catholic priest was saying, calling up a
friend on the |
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telephone, as I came into the room at
St.James-the-Great Vicarage, Bethnal Green, writes a |
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"London Evening Standard" reporter. |
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'Actually
he is the Rev. Sir James W.C. Roll, Bart., curate of that church and grandson
of a |
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Lord Mayor of London, Sir Frederick Roll. He
inherited the baronetcy last April on the death of |
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his father, Sir Cecil, who left a fortune of
£460,000 net. |
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"But they call me Father Roll in Bethnal
Green," he told me, "this being an Anglo-Catholic church. |
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A lucky way out," he added, laughing.
"It would have been very awkward in this parish being |
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called 'Sir James.' " |
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'Two younger brothers shared with him their
father's large fortune. They held different views |
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on the best way to spend it. |
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'John and Gordon have each bought a racehorse,
for 650 guineas and 50 guineas respectively, |
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to
run in the Grand National. The Rev. Sir James is giving £1,500 to start a new
hostel for |
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London's "dead end kids." |
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"I was already a clergyman when I succeeded
to the baronetcy," he said, "and I intend to |
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remain in the church. The money and title were
both rather embarrassing to my career; but |
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so far," he added, smiling, "I have
not had a single begging letter. As for my brothers, their |
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racing interests are their own affair." |
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'He is 26, an energetic, fresh-faced young man
who bounds up the vicarage stairs three steps |
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at a time. |
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"The new hostel," he said, "is
the joint project of my friend Father Bright of St.John's, |
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Limehouse, and me. We tried to raise the money
by public donations, but that failed, so I am |
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giving the £1,500 for the house and the first
year's running myself." |
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'Father Bright told me that the hostel will be a
probation home for 12 boys, provided from the |
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police courts.' |
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Ian Humphrey Davy Rolleston, son and heir of Sir
Humphrey Davy Rolleston, 1st and |
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only baronet |
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In the normal course of events, this baronetcy
would not have become extinct on the death |
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of the first baronet in 1944. The reason it did
so was that Sir Humphrey's son and heir, Ian |
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Humphrey Davy Rolleston, was killed by rioters
in Zanzibar in February 1936, as is reported in |
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the
following newspaper accounts:- |
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"The Times" 8 February 1936:- |
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"There
was serious rioting in Zanzibar this morning by a mob of Arabs, who for
several days |
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have been incensed by the Government's strict
application of the recent legislation to prevent |
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the adulteration of copra. |
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"The scanty details received state that
European officers were attacked with double-edged |
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swords and several, including the Commissioner
of Police, the Assistant District Commissioner, |
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and the Produce Inspector, were severely
injured. They attempted to deal with the mob, but |
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were cut down. One Indian police inspector is
reported to have died from his wounds. The |
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Government immediately applied what is virtually
martial law, and the streets were heavily |
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patrolled by armed native police. The Post
Office is reported to have been wrecked and its |
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documents strewn in the roadway. |
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"Government Headquarters are barricaded to
prevent the entry of the mob, but the commercial |
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quarter
has hitherto been untouched. It is stated that a large section of the
rioters |
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contemplated
attacking the offices of a German shipping line, but that they desisted. |
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Comparative quiet had been restored by the
afternoon." |
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"The Times" 10 February 1936:- |
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"Mr
Ian Humphrey David Rolleston, an assistant District Commissioner in the
Colonial Civil |
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Service,
and only son of Sir Humphrey Rolleston, Physician Extraordinary to the late
King, has |
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died from injuries received during the rioting
in Zanzibar on Friday. The Acting Commissioner |
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of Police, Mr Leslie Skinner, and the Produce
Inspector, Mr R. Donkin, are still in a serious |
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condition. The Acting Provincial Commissioner,
Mr J.P. Jones, is also hurt. In each case the |
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injuries were inflicted with swords. The death
of an Indian police inspector is confirmed, and |
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it is also believed that a number of native
police and rioters are dead, although no figures have |
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been announced. |
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"In accordance with the request of the
Government, 100 armed native police with European |
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officers have been sent from Dar-es-Salaam to
help patrol the town and countryside. The |
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Commissioner of the Tanganyika Police flew to
Zanzibar yesterday morning to take charge in |
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view of Mr Skinner's injuries and special police
have been enrolled, including most of the small |
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European community, who have been supplied with
rifles. |
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"The prompt action of the officials has
prevented the trouble from spreading, a particularly |
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difficult task, as Zanzibar is a warren of
narrow and tortuous streets. The situation is now under |
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complete control. At no time did the police have
to fire on the mob. Seventy-five rioters are |
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imprisoned in the hold of a Government steamer. |
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"The disturbance is believed to have no
political significance. The Arabs resented the action of |
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the Government produce inspectors in repeatedly
rejecting copra because it failed to conform |
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with the standards of quality established by a
recent decree, which is intended ultimately to |
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benefit Arab plantation owners through the
realization of better prices." |
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Percy Lionel Rothband, son of Sir Henry Lesser
Rothband, 1st and only baronet |
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Sir Henry Lesser Rothband was created a baronet
in 1923 "for public services" in relation to his |
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role
in obtaining employment for disabled soldiers and sailors. On his death in
1940 the |
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baronetcy became extinct, since his only son had
died in 1926, the inquest into his death being |
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reported in 'The Manchester Guardian' of 23
November 1926 [edited]:- |
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'An inquiry was held yesterday, by the
Manchester City Coroner into the death of Percy Lionel |
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Rothband, Wyelands, St. John's Road, Buxton,
whose body was found in the corridor of a train |
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from Buxton on Saturday morning last, on its
arrival at London Road Station, Manchester. The |
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dead
man had a bullet wound in his head, and an empty revolver was lying by his
side. |
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'Leonard
Mandelberg said he was a cousin of the late Mr. Rothband, and last saw him
alive |
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about 6.20 on Friday night last. His health
appeared just as usual. In reply to the Coroner, the |
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witness said he had never heard Mr. Rothband
complain of loss of sleep or threaten to take his |
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life. He further stated....that there were
neither business nor domestic affairs which in the least |
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degree had any connection with the affair. |
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'The Coroner then read a letter which Mr.
Rothband had directed to his father (Sir Henry Lesser |
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Rothband): "Forgive me dearest and best of
friends. I can't stand not sleeping any more. |
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Something inside me has gone smash, and I cannot
stand it any longer." There was, added the |
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Coroner, some sort of legal will which bears out
the relationship in the home such as the last |
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witness has described. Had the deceased not been
on the best of terms in his home life he |
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would hardly have been so anxious to make that
provision for his wife, in which he nominated |
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her and his father as executors. The will was
written in pencil and signed. |
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'A railway porter at London Road Station
described the finding of the body on the floor of the |
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corridor. All the other passengers had left by
the door at the other end of the coach. None of |
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them could have seen Mr. Rothband, who was
obscured by the corridor door. |
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'Wilfred Dakin, an engine driver's fireman,
stated that he came by the Buxton train and was |
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walking along the platform at London Road
Station when he saw something inside a corridor. |
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Looking again he observed a prone body, and
thinking someone might have fainted he opened |
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the door and found the body. Turning the head he
saw a revolver. |
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'Police
Constable Barker stated that he was summoned to No. 6 platform, and on
arriving at |
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Roby Street infirmary Mr. Rothband was found to
be dead. A bullet was discovered in the |
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trousers pocket, together with letters addressed
to Sir Henry Rothband. |
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'The Coroner, in returning a verdict of suicide
whilst temporarily insane, said it was the kind |
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of case where a person's health, probably only
temporarily, had affected the mind.' |
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The special remainder to the baronetcy of
Rothschild created in 1847 |
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From the "London Gazette" of 18
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'The
Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great
Seal |
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granting the dignity of a Baronet of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto |
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Anthony Rothschild, of Grosvenor-place, in the
county of Middlesex, Esq. with remainder, |
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in default of issue male, to his nephews, Nathan
Meyer Rothschild, Charles Alfred Rothschild, |
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and Leopold Rothschild, Esqrs. sons of Lionel
Rothschild, Esq. brother of the said Anthony |
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Rothschild.' |
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Sir Charles Russell VC, 3rd baronet |
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Russell was a Brevet Major in the 3rd Battalion,
Grenadier Guards in the Crimean War, where |
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he was awarded the Victoria Cross due to his
bravery in the Battle of Inkerman on 5 November |
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1854. The award, which was gazetted on 24
February 1857, states that Russell "offered to |
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dislodge a party of Russians from the Sand-bag
Battery, if anyone would follow him; Sergeant |
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Norman, Privates Anthony Palmer and Bailey (who
was killed), volunteered the first. The attack |
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During
this action Sir Charles was about to be bayoneted by a Russian soldier, but
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assailant
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Between
1865 and 1868, Russell was MP for Berkshire, which at that time returned
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members to Parliament. Since one of the other
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Wantage), two out of the three members were
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The special remainder to the baronetcy of
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From the "London Gazette" of 26 May
1916 (issue 29596, page 5201):- |
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'Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
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conferring the dignity of a Baronet of the said
United Kingdom upon the Honourable Charles |
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Russell, of Littleworth Corner, in the parish of
Burnham, in the County of Buckingham, second |
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son of Charles, Baron Russell of Killowen,
Deceased, to hold to him and the heirs male of his |
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body lawfully begotten, and in default of such
issue to the heirs male of the body of the said |
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Charles, Baron Russell of Killowen, lawfully
begotten.' |
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Copyright @ 2003-2017
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