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Last updated 01/10/2018 (24 Feb 2023) |
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Names of baronets
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have not yet proved succession and, as a |
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result, their name has not yet been placed on |
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the Official Roll of the Baronetage. |
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Date |
Type |
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Dates in italics in the "Born" column
indicate that the baronet was |
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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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HOME-PURVES-HUME-CAMPBELL |
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of Purves Hall,Berwick |
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25 Jul 1665 |
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William Purves |
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c 1685 |
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c 1685 |
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2 |
Alexander Purves |
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1701 |
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1701 |
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3 |
William Purves |
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1730 |
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1730 |
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William Purves |
14 Jan 1701 |
18 Jun 1762 |
61 |
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18 Jun 1762 |
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Alexander Purves |
15 Jan 1739 |
13 Nov 1812 |
73 |
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13 Nov 1812 |
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William Purves-Hume-Campbell |
4 Oct 1767 |
9 Apr 1833 |
65 |
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9 Apr 1833 |
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7 |
Hugh Purves-Hume-Campbell |
15 Dec 1812 |
30 Jan 1894 |
81 |
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MP for Berwickshire 1834-1847 |
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30 Jan 1894 |
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John Home-Purves-Hume-Campbell |
9 Aug 1879 |
25 Feb 1960 |
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Dormant on his
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25 Feb 1960 |
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HONYMAN of Armadale,Sutherland |
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19 May 1804 |
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William Honyman |
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5 Jan 1825 |
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5 Jan 1825 |
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2 |
Richard Bemptde Johnstone Honyman |
4 May 1787 |
23 Feb 1842 |
54 |
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MP for Orkney 1812-1818 |
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23 Feb 1842 |
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Ord John Honyman |
25 Mar 1794 |
27 Jan 1863 |
68 |
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27 Jan 1863 |
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George Essex Honyman |
22 Jan 1819 |
16 Aug 1875 |
56 |
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16 Aug 1875 |
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William Macdonald Honyman |
31 Aug 1820 |
5 Dec 1911 |
91 |
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Extinct on his
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5 Dec 1911 |
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HONYWOOD of Evington,Kent |
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19 Jul 1660 |
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Edward Honywood |
c 1628 |
1670 |
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1670 |
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2 |
William Honywood |
c 1654 |
8 Jun 1748 |
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MP for Canterbury 1685-1698 |
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8 Jun 1748 |
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John Honywood |
c 1710 |
26 Jun 1781 |
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26 Jun 1781 |
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John Honywood |
c 1757 |
29 Mar 1806 |
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MP for Steyning 1784-1785 and 1788-1790, |
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Canterbury
1790-1796 and 1797-1802 and |
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Honiton 1802-1806 |
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29 Mar 1806 |
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John Courtenay Honywood |
1787 |
12 Sep 1832 |
45 |
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12 Sep 1832 |
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John Edward Honywood |
16 Mar 1812 |
17 Jul 1845 |
33 |
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17 Jul 1845 |
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Courtenay Honywood |
5 Mar 1835 |
17 Apr 1873 |
38 |
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17 Apr 1873 |
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John William Honywood |
15 Apr 1857 |
17 Jun 1907 |
50 |
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1907 |
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Courtenay John Honywood |
29 May 1880 |
4 Jul 1944 |
64 |
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4 Jul 1944 |
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William Wynne Honywood |
7 Apr 1891 |
10 Aug 1982 |
91 |
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10 Aug 1982 |
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Filmer Courtenay William Honywood |
20 May 1930 |
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HOOD of Catherington,Ireland |
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20 May 1778 |
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Samuel Hood |
12 Dec 1724 |
27 Jan 1816 |
91 |
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He was subsequently created Baron Hood |
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(qv) in 1782 with which title the |
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baronetcy remains
merged |
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HOOD of St Audries,Somerset |
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13 Apr 1809 |
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See "Fuller-Acland-Hood" |
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HOOD of Wimbledon,Surrey |
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16 Jan 1922 |
UK |
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Joseph Hood |
31 Mar 1863 |
10 Jan 1931 |
67 |
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MP for Wimbledon 1918-1924 |
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10 Jan 1931 |
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Harold Joseph Hood |
23 Jan 1916 |
5 Sep 2005 |
89 |
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5 Sep 2005 |
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John Joseph Harold Hood |
27 Aug 1952 |
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HOOKE of Flanchford,Surrey |
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22 Jul 1662 |
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Thomas Hooke |
8 Jul 1641 |
1678 |
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1678 |
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Hele Hooke |
c 1665 |
Jul 1712 |
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Jul 1712 |
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HOOPER of Tenterden,Kent |
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11 Jul 1962 |
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Sir Frederic Collins Hooper |
19 Jul 1892 |
4 Oct 1963 |
71 |
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4 Oct 1963 |
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Anthony Robin Maurice Hooper |
26 Oct 1918 |
25 May 1987 |
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25 May 1987 |
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HOPE of Craighall,Fife |
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19 Feb 1628 |
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Thomas Hope |
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1 Oct 1646 |
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1 Oct 1646 |
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John Hope |
c 1605 |
28 Apr 1654 |
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28 Apr 1654 |
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Thomas Hope |
11 Feb 1633 |
c 1660 |
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c 1660 |
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Thomas Hope |
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c 1686 |
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c 1686 |
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William Hope |
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c 1707 |
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c 1707 |
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William Hope (later Bruce-Hope) |
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5 Apr 1729 |
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5 Apr 1729 |
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John Bruce-Hope |
c 1684 |
5 Jun 1766 |
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MP for Clackmannan & Kinross 1727-1734 and |
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5 Jun 1766 |
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Thomas Hope |
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17 Apr 1771 |
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17 Apr 1771 |
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Archibald Hope |
1735 |
10 Jun 1794 |
58 |
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10 Jun 1794 |
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Thomas Hope |
1768 |
1801 |
33 |
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1801 |
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John Hope |
13 Apr 1781 |
5 Jun 1853 |
72 |
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MP for Midlothian 1845-1853 |
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5 Jun 1853 |
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Archibald Hope |
28 Feb 1808 |
24 Jan 1883 |
74 |
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24 Jan 1883 |
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John David Hope |
27 Apr 1809 |
14 Jul 1892 |
83 |
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14 Jul 1892 |
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William Hope |
12 Jul 1819 |
5 Apr 1898 |
78 |
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5 Apr 1898 |
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Alexander Hope |
22 Oct 1824 |
7 Mar 1918 |
93 |
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7 Mar 1918 |
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John Augustus Hope |
7 Jul 1869 |
17 Apr 1924 |
54 |
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MP for Midlothian
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Midlothian and Peebles North 1918-1922 |
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17 Apr 1924 |
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Archibald Philip Hope |
27 Mar 1912 |
27 Jul 1987 |
75 |
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27 Jul 1987 |
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John Carl Alexander Hope |
10 Jun 1939 |
30 Oct 2007 |
68 |
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30 Oct 2007 |
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Alexander Archibald Douglas Hope |
16 Mar 1969 |
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HOPE of Kerse,Stirling |
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30 May 1672 |
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Alexander Hope |
12 Dec 1637 |
Dec 1673 |
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Dec 1673 |
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Alexander Hope |
13 Aug 1663 |
10 Feb 1719 |
55 |
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10 Feb 1719 |
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Alexander Hope |
3 Jan 1697 |
24 Feb 1749 |
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24 Feb 1749 |
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Alexander Hope |
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c 1794 |
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HOPE of Kirkliston |
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1 Mar 1698 |
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William Hope |
15 Apr 1660 |
1 Feb 1724 |
63 |
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1 Feb 1724 |
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George Hope |
c 1685 |
20 Nov 1729 |
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20 Nov 1729 |
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William Hope |
c 1726 |
1763 |
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On his death the baronetcy became dormant. |
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In September 1989, the 4th Marquess of |
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Linlithgow proved his right to this baronetcy and |
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as
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peerage |
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HOPE of Kinnettles,Angus |
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13 Jan 1932 |
UK |
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Sir Harry Hope |
24 Sep 1865 |
29 Dec 1959 |
94 |
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MP for Buteshire 1910-1918, Stirling and |
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and Clackmannan West 1918-1922 and |
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Forfarshire 1924-1931 |
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29 Dec 1959 |
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James Hope |
2 May 1898 |
8 Oct 1979 |
81 |
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8 Oct 1979 |
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Robert Holms-Kerr Hope |
12 Apr 1900 |
8 Apr 1993 |
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8 Apr 1993 |
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HOPE-DUNBAR of Baldoon,Wigtown |
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13 Oct 1664 |
NS |
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David Dunbar |
c 1610 |
12 Dec 1686 |
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The baronetcy became dormant on his death |
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12 Dec 1686 |
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1 Jun 1916 |
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Charles Dunbar Hope-Dunbar |
12 Jul 1873 |
6 Jan 1958 |
84 |
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His claim to the title was allowed on |
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1 June 1916 |
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For
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note at the foot of this page |
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6 Jan 1958 |
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Basil Douglas Hope-Dunbar |
16 Feb 1907 |
21 Jul 1961 |
54 |
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21 Jul 1961 |
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David Hope-Dunbar |
13 Jul 1941 |
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HOPKINS of Athboy,Meath |
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25 Jul 1795 |
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Francis Hopkins |
2 Aug 1756 |
19 Sep 1814 |
58 |
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19 Sep 1814 |
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Francis Hopkins |
28 May 1813 |
11 May 1860 |
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11 May 1860 |
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HOPKINS of St Pancras,London |
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3 Jul 1929 |
UK |
1 |
John Wells Wainwright Hopkins |
16 Feb 1863 |
16 Feb 1946 |
83 |
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MP for
St.Pancras SE 1918-1923 and |
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16 Feb 1946 |
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1924-1929 |
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Extinct on his
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HORDER of Shaston,Dorset |
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14 Jul 1923 |
UK |
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Sir Thomas Jeeves Horder |
7 Jan 1871 |
13 Aug 1955 |
84 |
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He was subsequently created Baron Horder |
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(qv) in 1933 with which title the baronetcy |
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then merged until its extinction in 1997 |
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HORLICK of Cowley Manor,Gloucs |
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18 Jul 1914 |
UK |
1 |
James Horlick |
30 Apr 1844 |
7 May 1921 |
77 |
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7 May 1921 |
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Ernest Burford Horlick |
29 Feb 1880 |
7 Oct 1934 |
54 |
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7 Oct 1934 |
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Peter James Cunliffe Horlick |
4 Mar 1908 |
29 Jan 1958 |
49 |
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29 Jan 1958 |
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James Nockells Horlick |
22 Mar 1886 |
31 Dec 1972 |
86 |
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31 Dec 1972 |
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John James Macdonald Horlick |
9 Apr 1922 |
20 Feb 1995 |
72 |
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20 Feb 1995 |
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James Cunliffe William Horlick |
19 Nov 1956 |
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HORNBY of Brookhouse,Lancs |
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21 Feb 1899 |
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William Henry Hornby |
29 Aug 1841 |
22 Oct 1928 |
87 |
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MP for Blackburn 1886-1910 |
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22 Oct 1928 |
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Henry Russell Hornby |
12 Sep 1888 |
3 Jan 1971 |
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3 Jan 1971 |
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HORNE of Shackleford,Surrey |
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25 Mar 1929 |
UK |
1 |
William Edgar Horne |
21 Jan 1856 |
26 Sep 1941 |
85 |
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MP for Guildford 1910-1922 |
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26 Sep 1941 |
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Alan Edgar Horne |
19 Sep 1889 |
4 Feb 1984 |
94 |
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4 Feb 1984 |
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Alan Gray Antony Horne |
11 Jul 1948 |
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HORSBRUGH-PORTER of Merrion Square,co.Dublin |
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22 Jul 1902 |
UK |
1 |
Andrew Marshall Porter |
27 Jun 1837 |
9 Jan 1919 |
81 |
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MP for co.Londonderry 1881-1883. |
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Solicitor General [I] 1881-1882. Attorney |
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General [I] 1882-1883. Master of the Rolls |
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[I] 1883 |
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9 Jan 1919 |
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John Scott Horsbrugh-Porter |
18 Jul 1871 |
7 Mar 1953 |
81 |
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7 Mar 1953 |
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Andrew Marshall Horsbrugh-Porter |
1 Jun 1907 |
5 Feb 1986 |
78 |
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5 Feb 1986 |
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John Simon Horsbrugh-Porter |
18 Dec 1938 |
10 Mar 2013 |
74 |
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10 Mar 2013 |
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Andrew Alexander Marshall Horsbrugh-Porter |
19 Jan 1971 |
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HORSFALL of Kilkenny |
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1642 |
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Ciprian Horsfall |
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c 1693 |
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HORSFALL of Hayfield,Yorks |
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27 Nov 1909 |
UK |
1 |
John Cousin Horsfall |
8 Dec 1846 |
18 Oct 1920 |
73 |
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18 Oct 1920 |
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John Donald Horsfall |
1 Jun 1891 |
25 Mar 1975 |
83 |
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25 Mar 1975 |
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John Musgrave Horsfall |
26 Aug 1915 |
12 Jan 2005 |
89 |
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12 Jan 2005 |
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Edward John Wright Horsfall |
17 Dec 1940 |
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HORT of Castle Strange,Middlesex |
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8 Sep 1767 |
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1 |
John Hort |
8 Aug 1735 |
23 Oct 1807 |
72 |
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23 Oct 1807 |
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Josiah William Hort |
6 Jul 1791 |
24 Aug 1876 |
85 |
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MP for Kildare 1831-1832 |
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24 Aug 1876 |
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John Josiah Hort |
14 Jan 1824 |
5 Jan 1882 |
57 |
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5 Jan 1882 |
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William Fitzmaurice Hort |
20 Jan 1827 |
18 Sep 1887 |
60 |
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18 Sep 1887 |
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Fenton Josiah Hort |
29 Mar 1836 |
4 Feb 1902 |
65 |
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4 Feb 1902 |
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6 |
Arthur Fenton Hort |
15 Jan 1864 |
7 Mar 1935 |
71 |
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7 Mar 1935 |
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7 |
Fenton George Hort |
1 May 1896 |
5 Mar 1960 |
63 |
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5 Mar 1960 |
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8 |
James Fenton Hort |
6 Sep 1926 |
19 Jul 1995 |
68 |
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19 Jul 1995 |
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9 |
Andrew Edwin Fenton Hort |
15 Nov 1954 |
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HORTON of Chadderton,Lancs |
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22 Jan 1764 |
GB |
1 |
William Horton |
c 1715 |
25 Feb 1774 |
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25 Feb 1774 |
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Watts Horton |
17 Nov 1753 |
13 Nov 1811 |
57 |
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13 Nov 1811 |
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3 |
Thomas Horton |
21 Jul 1758 |
2 Mar 1821 |
62 |
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2 Mar 1821 |
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HOSKYNS of Harewood,Hereford |
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18 Dec 1676 |
E |
1 |
Bennet Hoskyns |
1609 |
10 Feb 1680 |
70 |
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MP for Wendover 1640, Hereford 1640-1648 |
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and Herefordshire 1656-1658 and 1659 |
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10 Feb 1680 |
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2 |
John Hoskyns |
23 Jul 1634 |
12 Sep 1705 |
71 |
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MP for Herefordshire 1685-1689 |
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12 Sep 1705 |
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3 |
Bennet Hoskyns |
28 Jan 1675 |
17 Dec 1711 |
36 |
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17 Dec 1711 |
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4 |
Hungerford Hoskyns |
c 1677 |
21 Dec 1767 |
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MP for Herefordshire 1717-1722 |
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21 Dec 1767 |
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5 |
Chandos Hoskyns |
22 Apr 1720 |
29 May 1773 |
53 |
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29 May 1773 |
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6 |
Hungerford Hoskyns |
c 1753 |
10 Jul 1802 |
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10 Jul 1802 |
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7 |
Hungerford Hoskyns |
12 Jun 1776 |
27 Feb 1862 |
85 |
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27 Feb 1862 |
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8 |
Hungerford Hoskyns |
19 Sep 1804 |
21 Nov 1877 |
73 |
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21 Nov 1877 |
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9 |
John Leigh Hoskyns |
4 Feb 1817 |
7 Dec 1911 |
94 |
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7 Dec 1911 |
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10 |
Chandos Hoskyns |
28 Apr 1848 |
22 Jul 1914 |
66 |
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22 Jul 1914 |
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11 |
Leigh Hoskyns |
14 Feb 1850 |
12 Sep 1923 |
73 |
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12 Sep 1923 |
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12 |
Edwyn Hoskyns |
22 May 1851 |
2 Dec 1925 |
74 |
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2 Dec 1925 |
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13 |
Edwyn Clement Hoskyns |
9 Aug 1884 |
28 Jun 1937 |
52 |
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28 Jun 1937 |
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14 |
Chandos Wren Hoskyns |
14 Dec 1923 |
3 Apr 1945 |
21 |
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3 Apr 1945 |
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15 |
John Chevallier Hoskyns |
23 May 1926 |
12 Apr 1956 |
29 |
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12 Apr 1956 |
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16 |
Benedict Leigh Hoskyns |
27 May 1928 |
2 Jun 2010 |
82 |
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2 Jun 2010 |
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17 |
Edwyn Wren Hoskyns |
4 Feb 1956 |
19 Feb 2015 |
59 |
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19 Feb 2015 |
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18 |
Robin Chevallier Hoskyns |
5 Jul 1989 |
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HOSTE of the Navy |
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21 Sep 1814 |
UK |
1 |
William Hoste |
30 Aug 1780 |
6 Dec 1828 |
48 |
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6 Dec 1828 |
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2 |
William Legge George Hoste |
19 Mar 1818 |
10 Sep 1868 |
50 |
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10 Sep 1868 |
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3 |
William Henry Charles Hoste |
19 Nov 1860 |
11 Jun 1902 |
41 |
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11 Jun 1902 |
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4 |
William Graham Hoste |
12 Aug 1895 |
9 May 1915 |
19 |
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9 May 1915 |
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HOTHAM of Scarborough,Yorks |
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4 Jan 1622 |
E |
1 |
John Hotham |
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2 Jan 1645 |
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MP for Beverley 1625,1626,1628-1629,1640 |
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and 1640-1643 |
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2 Jan 1645 |
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2 |
John Hotham |
21 Mar 1632 |
29 Mar 1689 |
57 |
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MP for Beverley 1660-1685 and 1689 |
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29 Dec 1689 |
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3 |
John Hotham |
2 Aug 1655 |
25 Aug 1691 |
36 |
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MP for Beverley 1689-1690 |
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25 Aug 1691 |
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4 |
Charles Hotham |
c 1663 |
8 Jan 1723 |
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MP for Scarborough 1695-1702 and |
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Beverley 1702-1723 |
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8 Jan 1723 |
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5 |
Charles Hotham |
27 Apr 1693 |
25 Jan 1738 |
44 |
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MP for Beverley 1723-1727 and 1729-1738 |
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25 Jan 1738 |
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6 |
Charles Hotham |
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Oct 1767 |
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Oct 1767 |
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7 |
Beaumont Hotham |
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9 Sep 1771 |
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Sep 1771 |
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8 |
Charles Hotham-Thompson |
May 1729 |
25 Jan 1794 |
64 |
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MP for St.Ives 1761-1768 |
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25 Jan 1794 |
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9 |
John Hotham |
16 Mar 1734 |
3 Nov 1795 |
61 |
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3 Nov 1795 |
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10 |
Charles Hotham |
25 May 1766 |
18 Jul 1811 |
45 |
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18 Jul 1811 |
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11 |
William Hotham |
8 Apr 1736 |
7 May 1813 |
77 |
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He had
previously been created Baron |
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Hotham (qv) in 1797 with which title the |
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baronetcy remains
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HOULDSWORTH of Reddish,Lancs |
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and Coodham,Ayr |
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20 Jul 1887 |
UK |
1 |
William Henry Houldsworth |
20 Aug 1834 |
18 Apr 1917 |
82 |
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MP for Manchester 1883-1885 and Manchester |
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North West 1885-1906 |
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18 Apr 1917 |
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2 |
Henry Hamilton Houldsworth |
17 Sep 1867 |
18 Dec 1947 |
80 |
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18 Dec 1947 |
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3 |
William Thomas Reginald Houldsworth |
24 Aug 1874 |
31 Dec 1960 |
86 |
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31 Dec 1960 |
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4 |
Reginald Douglas Henry Houldsworth |
9 Jul 1903 |
19 Jan 1989 |
85 |
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19 Jan 1989 |
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5 |
Richard Thomas Reginald Houldsworth |
2 Aug 1947 |
14 Sep 2023 - HB |
76 |
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14 Sep 2023 |
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6 |
Simon Richard Henry Houldsworth |
6 Oct 1971 |
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HOULDSWORTH of Heckmondwicke,Yorks |
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25 Jan 1956 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Hubert Stanley Houldsworth |
20 Apr 1889 |
1 Feb 1956 |
66 |
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1 Feb 1956 |
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2 |
Harold Basil Houldsworth |
21 Jul 1922 |
24 Mar 1990 |
67 |
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24 Mar 1990 |
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HOUSTON of Houston,Renfrew |
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29 Feb 1668 |
NS |
1 |
Patrick Houston |
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1696 |
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1696 |
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2 |
John Houston |
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Dec 1717 |
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Dec 1717 |
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3 |
John Houston |
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27 Jan 1722 |
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MP for Linlithgowshire 1708-1713 and |
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1714-1715 |
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27 Jan 1722 |
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John Houston |
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27 Jul 1751 |
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27 Jul 1751 |
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Patrick Houston |
c 1698 |
5 Feb 1762 |
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5 Feb 1762 |
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Patrick Houston |
c 1743 |
24 Mar 1785 |
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24 Mar 1785 |
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George Houston |
c 1745 |
1795 |
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1795 |
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Patrick Houston |
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c 1835 |
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On his death the baronetcy remained in |
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existence,but
no descendants assumed |
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HOUSTON of West Toxteth,Lancs |
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17 Jan 1922 |
UK |
1 |
Robert Paterson Houston |
31 May 1853 |
14 Apr 1926 |
72 |
to |
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MP for West Toxteth 1892-1924 |
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14 Apr 1926 |
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Extinct on his
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For information of this baronet's widow,see |
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HOUSTOUN-BOSWALL of Houstoun |
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19 Jul 1836 |
UK |
1 |
William Houstoun |
10 Aug 1766 |
8 Apr 1842 |
75 |
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8 Apr 1842 |
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2 |
George Augustus
Frederick |
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Houstoun (Houstoun-Boswall from 1847) |
4 Oct 1809 |
8 Jan 1886 |
76 |
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8 Jan 1886 |
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3 |
George Lauderdale Houstoun-Boswall |
11 Dec 1847 |
8 Feb 1908 |
60 |
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George Reginald Houstoun-Boswall |
6 Dec 1877 |
27 Sep 1915 |
37 |
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Thomas Randolph Houstoun-Boswall |
5 Feb 1882 |
4 Dec 1953 |
71 |
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4 Dec 1953 |
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Gordon Houstoun-Boswall |
15 Mar 1887 |
28 Feb 1961 |
73 |
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28 Feb 1961 |
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Thomas Houstoun-Boswall |
13 Feb 1919 |
16 May 1982 |
63 |
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Thomas Alford Houstoun-Boswall |
23 May 1947 |
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HOWARD of Bushey Park,Wicklow |
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26 Jul 1838 |
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Ralph Howard |
c 1802 |
15 Aug 1873 |
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HOWARD of Great Rissington,Gloucs |
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1 Dec 1955 |
UK |
1 |
Sir (Harold Walter) Seymour Howard |
Apr 1888 |
15 Apr 1967 |
79 |
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15 Apr 1967 |
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(Hamilton) Edward de Courcy Howard |
29 Oct 1915 |
16 Mar 2001 |
85 |
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16 Mar 2001 |
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David Howarth Seymour Howard |
29 Dec 1945 |
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HOWARD-LAWSON of Brough Hall,Yorks |
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8 Sep 1841 |
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1 |
William
Lawson |
8 May 1796 |
22 Jun 1865 |
69 |
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22 Jun 1865 |
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John
Lawson |
17 Dec 1829 |
10 Dec 1910 |
80 |
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10 Dec 1910 |
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Henry Joseph
Lawson |
25 Dec 1877 |
21 Oct 1947 |
69 |
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21 Oct 1947 |
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Ralph Henry
Lawson |
27 Sep 1905 |
13 Feb 1975 |
69 |
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13 Feb 1975 |
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William Howard
Lawson |
15 Jul 1907 |
3 Jun 1990 |
82 |
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3 Jun 1990 |
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John Philip Howard (Howard-Lawson from 1992) |
6 Jun 1934 |
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HOWE of Cold Barwick,Wilts |
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20 Jun 1660 |
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26 Sep 1676 |
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26 Sep 1676 |
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James Howe |
c 1669 |
19 Jan 1736 |
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19 Jan 1736 |
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1708-1709 |
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HOWE of Compton,Gloucs |
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22 Sep 1660 |
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1 |
John Howe |
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c 1671 |
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1656-1658 |
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c 1671 |
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2 |
Richard Grobham Howe |
28 Aug 1621 |
3 May 1703 |
81 |
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MP for Wiltshire 1656-1658 and 1675-1679, |
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Wilton 1659 and 1660 and Hindon 1679-1685 |
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3 May 1703 |
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Richard Grobham Howe |
c 1652 |
3 Jul 1730 |
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MP for Tamworth 1685-1689,Cirencester |
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1690-1698 and Wiltshire 1701 and 1702-1727 |
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3 Jul 1730 |
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Emanuel Scrope Howe |
c 1700 |
29 Mar 1735 |
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Viscountcy of Howe (qv) in 1713 with which |
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title the baronetcy then merged until its |
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extinction in 1814 |
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HOYLE of Banney Royd,Yorks |
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30 Jun 1922 |
UK |
1 |
Emmanuel Hoyle |
23 Sep 1866 |
9 May 1939 |
72 |
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9 May 1939 |
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HOZIER of Newlands,Glasgow |
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12 Jun 1890 |
UK |
1 |
William Wallace Hozier |
24 Feb 1825 |
30 Jan 1906 |
80 |
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Newlands (qv) in 1898 with which title the |
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baronetcy
then merged until its extinction |
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in 1929 |
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HUBAND of Ipsley,Warwicks |
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2 Feb 1661 |
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1 |
John Huband |
c 1649 |
1710 |
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1710 |
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2 |
John Huband |
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24 Jan 1717 |
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24 Jan 1717 |
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3 |
John Huband |
c 1713 |
10 Nov 1730 |
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10 Nov 1730 |
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HUDSON of Melton Mowbray,Leics |
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3 Jul 1660 |
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1 |
Henry Hudson |
c 1609 |
27 Aug 1690 |
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Aug 1690 |
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Edward Hudson |
c 1637 |
9 Jun 1702 |
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Jun 1702 |
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Benjamin Hudson |
c 1665 |
c 1730 |
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c 1730 |
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Charles Hudson |
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1 Apr 1752 |
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1 Apr 1752 |
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5 |
Skeffington Hudson |
11 May 1683 |
26 Feb 1760 |
76 |
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26 Feb 1760 |
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Charles Hudson |
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18 Oct 1773 |
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18 Oct 1773 |
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7 |
Charles Vallavine Hudson |
14 Sep 1755 |
c 1781 |
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c 1781 |
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HUDSON of North Hackney,Middlesex |
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9 Jul 1942 |
UK |
1 |
Austin Uvedale Morgan Hudson |
6 Feb 1897 |
29 Nov 1956 |
59 |
to |
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MP for Islington East 1922-1923, Hackney |
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29 Nov 1956 |
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North 1924-1945 and Lewisham North |
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1950-1956 |
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HUDSON-KINAHAN of Glenville,Cork |
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26 Sep 1887 |
UK |
1 |
Edward Hudson Hudson-Kinahan |
27 Nov 1828 |
8 Mar 1892 |
63 |
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8 Mar 1892 |
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2 |
Edward Hudson Hudson-Kinahan |
3 Nov 1865 |
17 May 1938 |
72 |
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17 May 1938 |
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3 |
Robert Henry Hudson-Kinahan |
13 Sep 1872 |
26 Dec 1949 |
77 |
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26 Dec 1949 |
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HUGHES of East Bergholt,Suffolk |
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17 Jul 1773 |
GB |
1 |
Richard Hughes |
c 1708 |
23 Sep 1779 |
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23 Sep 1779 |
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2 |
Richard Hughes |
c 1729 |
5 Jan 1812 |
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5 Jan 1812 |
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3 |
Robert Hughes |
17 Sep 1739 |
4 Jun 1814 |
74 |
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4 Jun 1814 |
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4 |
Richard Hughes |
2 Jun 1768 |
3 Jan 1833 |
64 |
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3 Jan 1833 |
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5 |
Richard Hughes |
10 Oct 1803 |
16 May 1863 |
59 |
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16 May 1863 |
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6 |
Edward Hughes |
31 Mar 1807 |
8 Aug 1871 |
64 |
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8 Aug 1871 |
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7 |
Frederick Hughes |
1816 |
1 Feb 1889 |
72 |
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1 Feb 1889 |
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8 |
Thomas Collingwood Hughes |
12 Aug 1800 |
22 May 1889 |
88 |
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22 May 1889 |
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9 |
Alfred Hughes |
3 Jan 1825 |
1 Apr 1898 |
73 |
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1 Apr 1898 |
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10 |
Alfred Collingwood Hughes |
12 May 1854 |
9 Dec 1932 |
78 |
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9 Dec 1932 |
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11 |
Reginald Johnasson Hughes |
22 Jun 1882 |
6 May 1945 |
62 |
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6 May 1945 |
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12 |
Robert Heywood Hughes |
2 Nov 1865 |
3 Jan 1951 |
85 |
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3 Jan 1951 |
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13 |
Richard Edgar Hughes |
8 Jun 1897 |
29 Aug 1970 |
73 |
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29 Aug 1970 |
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14 |
David Collingwood Hughes |
29 Dec 1936 |
13 May 2003 |
66 |
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13 May 2003 |
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15 |
Thomas Collingwood Hughes |
16 Feb 1966 |
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HUGHES of Denford,Berks |
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10 Jul 1942 |
UK |
1 |
Thomas Harrison Hughes |
13 Apr 1881 |
31 Oct 1958 |
77 |
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31 Oct 1958 |
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HUGHES-HUNTER of Plas Goch,Anglesey |
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5 Dec 1906 |
UK |
1 |
Charles Hughes-Hunter |
27 Jul 1844 |
2 Feb 1907 |
62 |
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2 Feb 1907 |
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2 |
William Bulkeley Hughes Hughes-Hunter |
20 Apr 1880 |
17 Jun 1951 |
71 |
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17 Jun 1951 |
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HUGHES-MORGAN |
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of Manascin,Pencelly,Brecon |
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27 Jun 1925 |
UK |
1 |
Sir David Hughes-Morgan |
16 Aug 1871 |
16 Mar 1941 |
69 |
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16 Mar 1941 |
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2 |
John Vernon Hughes-Morgan |
12 Aug 1900 |
13 Jan 1969 |
68 |
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13 Jan 1969 |
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3 |
David John Hughes-Morgan |
11 Oct 1925 |
15 Jul 2006 |
80 |
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15 Jul 2006 |
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4 |
Ian Parry David Hughes-Morgan |
22 Feb 1960 |
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HULSE of Lincoln's Inn Fields |
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7 Feb 1739 |
GB |
1 |
Edward Hulse |
c 1682 |
10 Apr 1759 |
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10 Apr 1759 |
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2 |
Edward Hulse |
1714 |
1 Dec 1800 |
86 |
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1 Dec 1800 |
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3 |
Edward Hulse |
17 Aug 1744 |
30 Sep 1816 |
72 |
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30 Sep 1816 |
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4 |
Charles Hulse |
12 Oct 1771 |
25 Oct 1854 |
83 |
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MP for West Looe 1816-1826 and 1827-1832 |
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25 Oct 1854 |
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5 |
Edward Hulse |
2 Apr 1809 |
11 Jun 1899 |
90 |
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11 Jun 1899 |
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Edward Henry Hulse |
25 Aug 1859 |
29 May 1903 |
43 |
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MP for Salisbury 1886-1897 |
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For information on the death of this baronet, |
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29 May 1903 |
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Edward Hamilton Westrow Hulse |
31 Aug 1889 |
16 Mar 1915 |
25 |
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16 Mar 1915 |
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Hamilton John Hulse |
21 Feb 1864 |
5 Dec 1931 |
67 |
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5 Dec 1931 |
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9 |
Hamilton Westrow Hulse |
20 Jun 1909 |
10 Apr 1996 |
86 |
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note at the foot of this page |
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10 Apr 1996 |
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Edward Jeremy Westrow Hulse |
22 Nov 1932 |
5 Aug 2022 - HB |
89 |
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5 Aug 2022 |
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(Edward) Michael Westrow Hulse |
10 Sep 1959 |
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HULTON of Hulton Park,Lancs |
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23 Dec 1905 |
UK |
1 |
William Wilbraham Blethyn Hulton |
31 Jul 1844 |
3 Apr 1907 |
62 |
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3 Apr 1907 |
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William Rothwell Hulton |
16 Feb 1868 |
27 Jun 1943 |
75 |
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27 Jun 1943 |
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3 |
Roger Bradyll Hulton |
30 Mar 1891 |
23 Apr 1956 |
65 |
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23 Apr 1956 |
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4 |
Geoffrey Alan Hulton |
21 Jan 1920 |
20 Nov 1993 |
73 |
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20 Nov 1993 |
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HULTON of Downside,Leatherhead,Surrey |
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25 Jun 1921 |
UK |
1 |
Edward Hulton |
1860 |
23 May 1925 |
64 |
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23 May 1925 |
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1612 |
26 Dec 1686 |
74 |
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26 Dec 1686 |
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William Humble |
c 1667 |
Feb 1687 |
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George Humble |
c 1670 |
Mar 1703 |
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John Humble |
1680 |
7 Feb 1724 |
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7 Feb 1724 |
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William Humble |
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Oct 1742 |
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John Humble |
c 1739 |
6 Feb 1745 |
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HUMBLE of Kensington,Middlesex |
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16 Mar 1687 |
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William Humble |
c 1650 |
12 Aug 1709 |
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12 Aug 1709 |
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HUMBLE of Cloncoskoran,Waterford |
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30 Sep 1831 |
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See "Nugent" |
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HUME of Polwarth |
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19 Dec 1637 |
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Patrick Hume |
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Apr 1648 |
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Apr 1648 |
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Patrick Hume |
13 Jan 1641 |
2 Aug 1724 |
83 |
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He was subsequently created Earl of |
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Marchmont (qv) in 1697 with which title |
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the baronetcy then merged until it became |
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dormant in 1794 |
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HUME of Wormleybury,Herts |
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4 Apr 1769 |
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1 |
Abraham Hume |
c 1703 |
10 Oct 1772 |
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MP for Steyning 1747-1754 and Tregony |
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1761-1768 |
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10 Oct 1772 |
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Abraham Hume |
20 Feb 1749 |
24 Mar 1838 |
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MP for Petersfield 1774-1780 and Hastings |
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24 Mar 1838 |
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1807-1818 |
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HUME-WILLIAMS of Ewhurst,Surrey |
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28 Nov 1922 |
UK |
1 |
Sir William Ellis Hume-Williams |
19 Aug 1863 |
4 Feb 1947 |
83 |
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MP for Bassetlaw 1910-1929. PC 1929 |
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4 Feb 1947 |
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Roy Ellis Hume-Williams |
31 Jul 1887 |
30 Aug 1980 |
93 |
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30 Aug 1980 |
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HUMPHERY of Penton Lodge,Hants |
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10 Dec 1868 |
UK |
1 |
Sir William Henry Humphery |
25 Mar 1827 |
31 Mar 1909 |
82 |
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MP for Andover 1863-1867 |
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31 Mar 1909 |
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Extinct on his
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HUMPHREYS of London |
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30 Nov 1714 |
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1 |
William Humphreys |
c 1651 |
26 Oct 1735 |
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MP for Marlborough 1715-1722 |
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26 Oct 1735 |
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2 |
Orlando Humphreys |
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14 Jun 1737 |
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14 Jun 1737 |
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HUNGATE of Saxton,Yorks |
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15 Aug 1642 |
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Philip Hungate |
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20 Dec 1655 |
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Dec 1655 |
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Francis Hungate |
1643 |
c 1682 |
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c 1682 |
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Philip Hungate |
1661 |
10 Apr 1690 |
28 |
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10 Apr 1690 |
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Francis Hungate |
1683 |
26 Jul 1710 |
27 |
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26 Jul 1710 |
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Philip Hungate |
c 1685 |
c 1740 |
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c 1740 |
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Charles Carrington Hungate |
1686 |
3 Nov 1749 |
63 |
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3 Nov 1749 |
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HUNLOKE of Wingerworth,Derby |
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28 Feb 1643 |
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1 |
Henry Hunloke |
28 Oct 1618 |
13 Jan 1648 |
29 |
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13 Jan 1648 |
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Henry Hunloke |
20 Nov 1645 |
3 Jan 1715 |
69 |
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3 Jan 1715 |
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Thomas Windsor Hunloke |
10 Nov 1684 |
30 Jan 1752 |
67 |
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30 Jan 1752 |
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Henry Hunloke |
25 Mar 1724 |
15 Nov 1804 |
80 |
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15 Nov 1804 |
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Thomas Windsor Hunloke |
2 Mar 1773 |
19 Jan 1816 |
42 |
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19 Jan 1816 |
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Henry John Joseph Hunloke |
29 Sep 1812 |
8 Feb 1856 |
43 |
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8 Feb 1856 |
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7 |
James Hunloke |
5 Jul 1784 |
22 Jun 1856 |
71 |
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22 Jun 1856 |
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HUNT of Curragh,Limerick |
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4 Dec 1784 |
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HUNT of Kensington,Middlesex |
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13 Oct 1892 |
UK |
1 |
Frederick Seager Hunt |
27 Apr 1838 |
21 Jan 1904 |
65 |
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MP for Marylebone West 1885-1895 and |
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21 Jan 1904 |
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Maidstone 1895-1898 |
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Extinct on his
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HUNTER of London |
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15 Dec 1812 |
UK |
1 |
Claudius Stephen Hunter |
24 Feb 1775 |
20 Apr 1851 |
76 |
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20 Apr 1851 |
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Claudius Stephen Paul Hunter |
21 Sep 1825 |
7 Jan 1890 |
64 |
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7 Jan 1890 |
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3 |
Charles Roderick Hunter |
6 Jul 1858 |
24 Jun 1924 |
65 |
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MP for Bath 1910-1918 |
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24 Jun 1924 |
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Extinct on his
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HUNTER of Plas Goch,Anglesey |
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5 Dec 1906 |
UK |
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See "Hughes-Hunter" |
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HUNTER-BLAIR of Dunskey,Wigtown |
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27 Jun 1786 |
GB |
1 |
James Hunter-Blair |
21 Feb 1741 |
1 Jul 1787 |
46 |
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MP for Edinburgh 1781-1784 |
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1 Jul 1787 |
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2 |
John Hunter-Blair |
19 Feb 1773 |
24 May 1800 |
27 |
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24 May 1800 |
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David Hunter-Blair |
3 Oct 1778 |
26 Dec 1857 |
79 |
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26 Dec 1857 |
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Edward Hunter-Blair |
24 Mar 1818 |
7 Oct 1896 |
78 |
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7 Oct 1896 |
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David Oswald Hunter-Blair |
30 Sep 1853 |
12 Sep 1939 |
85 |
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12 Sep 1939 |
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Edward Hunter-Blair |
14 Mar 1858 |
11 Apr 1945 |
87 |
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11 Apr 1945 |
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James Hunter-Blair |
7 May 1889 |
29 Nov 1985 |
96 |
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29 Nov 1985 |
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Edward Thomas Hunter-Blair |
15 Dec 1920 |
21 Oct 2006 |
85 |
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21 Oct 2006 |
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Patrick David Hunter-Blair |
12 May 1958 |
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HUNTINGTON of the Clock House,Chelsea |
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20 Jul 1906 |
UK |
1 |
Charles Philip Huntington |
1833 |
23 Dec 1906 |
73 |
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MP for Darwen 1892-1895 |
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23 Dec 1906 |
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Henry Leslie Huntington |
5 Jul 1885 |
24 Apr 1907 |
21 |
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24 Apr 1907 |
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Charles Philip Huntington |
17 Jan 1888 |
28 Jan 1928 |
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28 Jan 1928 |
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HUNTINGTON-WHITELEY of Grimley,Worcs |
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8 Feb 1918 |
UK |
1 |
Herbert Huntington-Whiteley |
8 Dec 1857 |
22 Jan 1936 |
78 |
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MP for Ashton under Lyne 1895-1906 and |
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Droitwich 1916-1918 |
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22 Jan 1936 |
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Herbert Maurice Huntington-Whiteley |
25 Jul 1896 |
18 May 1975 |
78 |
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18 May 1975 |
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3 |
Hugo Baldwin Huntington-Whiteley |
31 Mar 1924 |
17 Jun 2014 |
90 |
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17 Jun 2014 |
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4 |
John Miles Huntington-Whiteley |
18 Jul 1929 |
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HURLY of Knockalong,Limerick |
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c 1645 |
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Thomas Hurly |
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c 1647 |
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c 1647 |
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Maurice Hurly |
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c 1684 |
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c 1684 |
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William Hurly |
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1691 |
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1691 |
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forfeited |
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HUSSEY of Honington,Hunts |
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29 Jun 1611 |
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1 |
Edward Hussey |
10 Oct 1585 |
22 Mar 1648 |
62 |
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MP for Lincolnshire 1640 |
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22 Mar 1648 |
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2 |
Thomas Hussey |
14 Jan 1639 |
19 Dec 1706 |
67 |
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MP for Lincoln 1681-1685 and Lincolnshire |
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1685-1698 |
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19 Dec 1706 |
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Edward Hussey |
c 1661 |
19 Feb 1725 |
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MP for Lincoln 1689-1695,1698-1700 and |
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1701-1705 |
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He had previously succeeded to the |
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baronetcy
of Hussey created in 1661 (qv) |
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in 1680 when the two baronetcies then |
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19 Feb 1725 |
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Henry Hussey |
c 1702 |
14 Feb 1730 |
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14 Feb 1730 |
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5 |
Edward Hussey |
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1 Apr 1734 |
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1 Apr 1734 |
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HUSSEY of Caythorpe,Lincs |
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21 Jul 1661 |
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1 |
Charles Hussey |
30 Oct 1626 |
2 Dec 1664 |
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MP for
Lincolnshire 1656-1658 and |
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1661-1664 |
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2 Dec 1664 |
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Charles Hussey |
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Apr 1680 |
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Apr 1680 |
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Edward Hussey |
c 1661 |
19 Feb 1725 |
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baronetcy
of Hussey created in 1611 (qv) |
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in 1706 when the two baronetcies then |
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merged until their extinction in 1734 |
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HUTCHINSON of Castlesallagh,Wicklow |
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11 Dec 1782 |
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HUTCHISON of Hardiston,Kinross |
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23 Jul 1923 |
UK |
1 |
Thomas Hutchison |
16 Dec 1866 |
12 Apr 1925 |
58 |
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12 Apr 1925 |
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2 |
Eric Alexander Ogilvy Hutchison |
28 Feb 1897 |
7 Feb 1972 |
74 |
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7 Feb 1972 |
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HUTCHISON of Thurle,Berks |
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6 Jul 1939 |
UK |
1 |
Robert Hutchison |
28 Oct 1871 |
12 Feb 1960 |
88 |
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12 Feb 1960 |
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2 |
Peter Hutchison |
27 Sep 1907 |
16 Jan 1998 |
90 |
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HUTCHISON of Rossie,Perth |
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26 Jan 1956 |
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James Riley Holt Hutchison |
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Peter Craft Hutchison |
5 Jun 1935 |
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HYDE of Albury,Herts |
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8 Nov 1621 |
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Nicholas Hyde |
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Thomas Hyde |
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18 May 1665 |
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HYDE of Birmingham,Warwicks |
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Charles Hyde |
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26 Nov 1942 |
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Sir Charles Dunbar Hope-Dunbar, 6th baronet |
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The baronetcy of Dunbar of Baldoon was created
in 1664, but on the death of the first baronet |
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in 1686, it became dormant until successfully
claimed by Captain Charles Dunbar Hope in 1916. |
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Once he had proved his right to the baronetcy,
he changed his surname to Hope-Dunbar. |
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The following (edited) report of the claim
appeared in 'The Times' on 30 May 1916:- |
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'The Baronetage Committee of the Privy Council
sat in the Council Chamber in Downing-street |
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yesterday to hear a petition by Captain Charles
Dunbar Hope to be placed on the official roll |
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of baronets in respect of the Baronetcy of
Dunbar of Baldoon. |
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'Captain Hope's claim was successful. |
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'Mr. Macphail [counsel for Captain Hope] said
that from early times various lands were acquired |
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by
the lairds of Baldoon, and these, in 1655, were possessed by David Dunbar of
Baldoon. In |
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1664 Charles II conferred on David Dunbar the
dignity of knight baronet. In 1641 he had married |
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married
Elizabeth, daughter of John M'Culloch, of Myretown, by whom he had one son
(David) |
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and
three daughters. On his wife's death Sir David, in 1666, married Anna
Sydserf, daughter of |
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Sir Archibald Sydserf, of Lowden, but from that
marriage there was no surviving issue. |
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'In 1669, David the younger married Janet
Dalrymple, daughter of the first Viscount of Stair and |
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the original, it is believed, of Scott's
"Bride of Lammermoor." She died soon after her marriage, |
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without issue, and in 1674 he married Helenor
Montgomery, daughter of Howard, seventh Earl |
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of Eglinton. It was from that second marriage
that the present claim arose. On the marriage |
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contract life-rent provisions were made for
certain lands in favour of Lady Helenor. The original |
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settlement could not be found, but Sir David
Dunbar of Baldoon settled the whole of his estates |
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on his
son, David, and his heirs male. |
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'In 1682 Lady Helenor was left a widow with two
children - David and Mary. David died in 1685. |
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Mary thus became the heir female, and she was
also the person to whom the estates were |
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destined by marriage settlement. She married
Basil, sixth son of the Duke of Hamilton. Lord |
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Basil lost his life in 1701 while rescuing a
servant from drowning. He was succeeded by his son |
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William, who died in the next year, and he in
turn was succeeded by his brother Basil. Basil |
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the
younger took part in the Rising of 1715, and was sentenced to death, and his
estates |
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were forfeited. Ultimately he received a pardon.
In connexion with the forfeiture a question |
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arose whether the Baldoon estates belonged to
Basil or to his mother. Both the Court of |
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Session
and the Commissioners and Trustees for forfeited estates decided that they
belonged |
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to Mary Dunbar, and were not affected by the
forfeiture pronounced on her son. |
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'In 1742 Basil died, his son Dunbar succeeding
his great-uncle as Earl of Selkirk. Lady Mary |
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Hamilton lived till 1760, when, under her will,
she was succeeded by her grandson Dunbar. |
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In later years the heirs male of Mary Dunbar
became extinct. |
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'Isabella Helen, wife of the Hon. Charles Hope,
succeeded to the family estates in 1885, and |
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died in 1893. She was succeeded by her eldest
son, a captain in the Royal Navy; he died |
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in 1915, and was succeeded by the present
claimant. |
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'The Lord Advocate did not contest the claim,
but he reserved for their Lordships' consideration |
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certain points of law. |
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'After consultation in private, the Lord
President announced that their Lordships would humbly |
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advise his Majesty that the name of Charles
Dunbar Hope ought to be placed on the official |
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roll of baronets in respect of the baronetcy of
Dunbar of Baldoon.' |
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Fanny Lucy Houston, wife of Sir Robert Paterson
Houston, 1st and only baronet |
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The following biography of Lady Houston appeared
in the Australian monthly magazine "Parade" |
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in its issue for July 1950:- |
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'It is an intriguing thought, and not an
over-fanciful one, that had it not been for a woman the |
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Battle of Britain, and the world today might
have been divided between the Nazis and the |
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Nipponese.
For the speedy Spitfire that clawed the Huns from the clouds in 1940 was
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adaption of a plane developed in 1931 to win the
international air race, the Schneider Trophy; |
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and had it not been for the generosity and
patriotism of an extraordinary woman, Britain would |
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not have had an entry that year in that famous
race. The British Government of the time, |
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enmeshed in the toils of world depression, had
decided funds were too low to foot the bill that |
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an entry in the race entailed, when Dame Fanny
Lucy Houston, D.B.E., came forward with the |
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£100,000 required, motivated by a queer mixture
of earnest patriotism and desire to shame a |
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government she
detested. |
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'It was not the first, nor the last, time that
this capricious woman philanthropist came forward |
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finance a project she conceived to be of importance to the upholding of
Britain's name and |
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fame. Yet, with more millions than she could
ever spend, she hated paying income tax. With |
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every wile the law allowed she dodged liability
for this impost. Then, when she had "done the |
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government in the eye" she made a free gift
to the country of much more than the taxation |
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she
had legally evaded. Her overwhelming patriotism and eccentric behaviour made
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national "character." As hard as a
diamond in many ways, she was also as many-sided. |
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'Her origins were obscure. On occasions she
would display a coyish ignorance of world affairs |
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fitting to a nit-witted social butterfly; at
other times, and mostly, she displayed the shrewd |
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hard-bargaining abilities of a Billingsgate
porter - and her language, too, savoured more of |
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Billingsgate than Mayfair when she was aroused
to violent argument. Once, after signing a |
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cheque for £70,000 for one of her many
philanthropies with the regal air of a duchess she |
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wandered around decked in a queen's ransom in
furs eating thick slabs of bread and treacle |
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with all too obvious gusto. |
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'In these and other ways she showed that she had
not always been decked in ermine and |
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reared to the purple. Her favourite quotation,
which she frequently repeated, was Kipling's |
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assertion that "The female of the species
is more deadly than the male," and she would shout |
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these words with particular emphasis after
winning a verbal battle with a cabinet minister or |
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roundly abusing a traffic policeman for delaying
her car. It would have been appropriate had the |
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name "Spitfire" for the famous plane
originated in the mind of some official at the Air Ministry |
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who had suffered the lash of her tongue. |
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'Britain's victory in the Schneider Trophy
Contest of 1931 and the triumph of the Spitfire was, |
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at all events, due in a measure to this
unconventional woman. In 1930 the Socialist Government |
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under Ramsay Macdonald resolved that entry in
the Schneider Trophy race was an unwarranted |
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expense. Great Britain had won the race in 1927
and 1929 and needed only one more victory to |
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win
the Trophy outright, but it was decided that the country could not afford to
compete, |
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though it was obvious to any thinking person
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that the department of aircraft was of paramount
importance to Britain's future defence. |
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'Lady Houston determined that Britain should
compete, and in January, 1931, she sent one of |
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her typical telegrams to Ramsay Macdonald
announcing that "to prevent the Socialist |
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Government being spoil-sports" she would
meet all expenses involved in Great Britain's entry |
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for the Schneider Trophy. |
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'It was only natural that Lady Houston, being
the kind of woman she was, also followed up her |
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telegram by telling the Government in her own
way, what she thought of their niggardly policy. |
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The Government hit back by refusing to accept
her offer unless accompanied by a banker's |
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guarantee. "This," cried Lady Houston,
when she read the letter, " is the sort of insult only a |
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Socialist Government could be guilty of":
but she immediately instructed her bankers to provide |
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the necessary guarantee. |
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'In spite of a churlish attitude displayed by
the Government, England won the Schneider Trophy. |
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Nine years later Great Britain also won the
immortal Battle of Britain with a plane evolved from |
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the type designed to win the famous Trophy. |
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'Lady Houston was always reticent concerning her
early years. Should anyone mention her |
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infancy she would always steer the conversation
into other channels. Later, when she became |
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proprietor of the Saturday Review, she would
tour London and its suburbs in an open Rolls- |
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Royce to see if the bill-posters had placed her
posters where she wanted them. Sometimes she |
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would stop the car outside a small pub and send
for a glass of stout. Perched on the high back |
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seat she would enjoy her drink while urchins
clustered round and gawked at the funny-looking |
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old lady dressed in sables and drinking stout,
at the same time declaring that "Guinness" was |
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losing its kick. In an unguarded moment she once
confessed that as a child she used to run |
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wild through the
City's streets. |
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'She was born Fanny Lucy Radmall in 1857 in the
time Florence Nightingale became a national |
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heroine. The influence of this remarkable
character upon the future Lady Houston was later |
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reflected in her lavish donations to hospitals
and her interest in the welfare of nurses. She |
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boasted that she had left school at twelve years
of age and had not been "handicapped" by |
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a university education. When she was eighteen
she decided to make the stage her career and |
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obtained a small part in a West-End production.
At that time she was a very beautiful woman, |
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and as "Poppy" Radmall she became one
of the toasts of London Town, among such notable |
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charmers as Lili Langtry, Mabel Love and Edna
May. She became the leader of an artistic circle |
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whose support was always sought to sponsor any
charitable cause. |
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'In 1883 she married Theodore Brin[c]kman. This
marriage was dissolved on her petition in 1895. |
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[For information on Brinckman's second marriage,
see the note under that baronetcy]. Then in |
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1901 she married the ninth Lord Byron. She was
fortyfour, but still beautiful and vivacious. |
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When
"Poppy" Radmall was called to play the role of Lady Byron she
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verve and aplomb of one born into the peerage.
Her home, Byron Cottage, near Hampstead |
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Heath, became the rendezvous of leading artists,
actors and musicians of the day. Anna |
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Pavlova, one of her neighbours, was a frequent
visitor. At the outbreak of war in 1914 she |
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established and controlled a Home for Tired
Nurses, and in recognition of her numerous other |
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patriotic works she was created, in 1917, a Dame
Commander of the British Empire. At the |
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close of
that year [actually March 1917] Lord Byron died. |
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'Now a widow of sixty, she still retained much
of her beauty and charm, and instead of closing |
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her book of activities she merely turned over
another leaf and started another chapter. The |
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opportunity now came for this coy little lady to
justify her faith in her favourite maxim |
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concerning the female of the species. Across her
orbit, flashing like a comet, came Robert |
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Paterson Houston, nicknamed the Robber Baron. He
was one of those tough business bullies |
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who took a keen delight in riding roughshod over
all who opposed him. |
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'Houston was ruthless and shrewd. He had founded
a line of steamers bearing his name, and |
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during the war of 1914-18 his wealth had
multiplied so hugely that he settled in the Channel |
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Islands to avoid taxation. This rapacious,
bewhiskered tax-dodger was a hard nut to crack, |
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but when Lady Byron met him she plied her
feminine wiles so skilfully that his hard heart burst |
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open like a ripe acorn and he laid the kernel of
his riches at her feet. As a birthday gift to his |
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future
bride Robert Houston gave her a string of black pearls for which he paid
£100,000. She |
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always wore this magnificent necklace above a
large brooch which she confessed came from |
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Woolworths. |
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'In 1924 Lady Byron, formerly Mrs. Brinkman, nee
"Poppy" Radmall, was married to Robert |
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Houston. When he died two years later in Jersey
aboard his palatial steam yacht "Liberty" he |
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left the bulk of his fortune to her. |
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'She now had five millions sterling to play
with, and it was at this period of her life that Lady |
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Houston became deeply religious. Like Joan of
Arc, she declared she had had a vision in which |
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was ordained to serve her country and the British Empire. Her patriotism was
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contradiction of Dr. Johnson's familiar
definition. To her the British Empire was sacrosanct, and |
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with fanatical zeal she attacked any politician
who failed in her opinion to uphold its greatness. |
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acquired the Saturday Review to use its columns to criticise the government
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proclaim her political philosophy, which future
events proved to be fundamentally sound. This |
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hobby cost her
£60,000 a year. |
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Robert Houston was domiciled in Jersey, the death duties arising from his
estate were |
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beyond the reach of the Treasury. Questions were
asked in the House of Commons concerning |
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the Houston millions, and the best legal minds
tried to devise some means whereby the |
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exchequer could grasp some of this cash; but
they found it was beyond its reach. But Lady |
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Houston quickly solved the riddle of the death
duties. She made an appointment with Winston |
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Churchill, then Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
in her pungent style soon settled the argument |
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by handing over a cheque for £1,500,000.
Churchill acknowledged that legally the Treasury had |
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no claim and accepted it as a gift by Lady
Houston to her country. |
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'After
the death of Robert Houston, his palatial yacht, Liberty, was laid up most of
the year. |
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When in commission it was anchored in Poole
Harbour or in the Solent, and at night, by means |
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of
illuminated signs slung between the masts, Lady Houston would tell the world
what she |
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thought of Britain's Prime Ministers, Ramsay
Macdonald and Stanley Baldwin. At certain hours |
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the main deck of the "Liberty" was
closed to officers and men to allow the owner to take her |
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daily exercise in the nude. Even in advanced age
she continued the practice, claiming that the |
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chill sea air striking her naked body was
responsible for her unusual vitality. |
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'In the Spring of 1932 certain firms interested
in the development of aviation proposed a flight |
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over Mount Everest. Arrangements were almost
complete when the financial crisis of the world |
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depression
intensified and many who had promised support found themselves unable to |
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contribute. Lord Clydesdale [later the 14th Duke
of Hamilton and the 11th Duke of Brandon], |
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one of the originators of the scheme and chief
pilot of the expedition, approached Lady Houston |
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and
she made the project possible with a donation of £15,000. The "Houston
Mount Everest |
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Flight was an outstanding success. |
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'Following the Schneider Trophy success Lady
Houston turned her attention to the air defence |
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of London. In 1932 she learned that London was
practically without air defence of any kind. She |
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immediately offered £200,000 to provide 40
planes for the city's protection. This offer was |
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bluntly
refused by the Government. In December, 1933, she repeated the offer. Twelve
days |
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later
she announced that her offer had not been accepted, refused or even
acknowledged, so |
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she wrote "An Open Letter to Ye Citizens of
London, by Lady Houston, D.B.E., in the following |
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strain: |
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"Londoners. You are citizens of no mean
city, and yet the London we love and are proud of is |
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the only capital without any defence against any
invasion from the air. Do you realise what |
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this means? It means that your homes and your
children could be destroyed in a few hours. I |
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am told it will cost £200,000 and I will gladly
give this sum to save London and its inhabitants |
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from the terrible danger. The Government will do
nothing unless you tell them they must accept |
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my offer. Your true friend, Lucy Houston." |
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'Blatant, popularity-seeking the government said
- all poppycock and nonsense; the government |
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was quite capable able of doing what was
necessary for the air defence of London - and it did |
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exactly nothing. Alas! Within a decade,
Londoners were to know, as they hurried to the under- |
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grounds for shelter from the hail of Nazi bombs,
just how right the irascible old lady was, and |
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how wrong was the government she despised. Her
40 planes would have been welcome then. |
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'But she was no longer there to shout: "I
ruddy well told you so." Approaching 80 and ailing, |
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she was profoundly shocked by the abdication of
King Edward VIII to marry Mrs. Simpson in |
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1936 and exhausted much of her failing strength
abusing the politicians she blamed for "King |
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Eddie's" decision. She refused to eat and
was obliged to take to her bed. One day [29 Dec |
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1936]
one of her doctors told her it was time for her to go to sleep. Her reply was
typical: |
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"Yes," she answered, "and a
damned long sleep it's going to be." She was right, for she never |
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woke again.' |
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Sir Edward Henry Hulse, 6th baronet |
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After Sir Edward's suicide, the report below was
published in "The New Zealand Herald" on 18 |
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July 1903:- |
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'Sir
Edward Hulse, who was Press Censor during the latter part of the [Boer] war,
has been found |
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dead by a servant in his bedroom at his house in
Johannesburg, shot through the head, having |
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evidently committed
suicide. |
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'Sir
Edward Henry Hulse, who was the sixth baronet, was born in 1859, and
succeeded to the title |
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in 1899, on the death of his father. He was
educated at Eton and Brasenose College, Oxford, and |
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represented Salisbury in Parliament from 1886 to
1896-7 in the Conservative interest, being |
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succeeded
in the representation on his resignation by Mr. A.H. Allhusen. He was a J.P.
for |
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Hampshire,
and a J.P. and D.L. [Deputy Lieutenant] for Wiltshire. For a short time he
was a |
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captain of the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry, and,
during the South African war, saw service as |
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captain of the 15th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry,
being mentioned in despatches. He afterwards, |
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as stated, filled the post of Assistant Press
Censor. He married, in 1885, Edith Maud Webster, |
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daughter
of Sir Edward Lawson [later 1st Baron Burnham], and is succeeded by his son,
Edward |
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Hamilton Westrow, who was born in 1889. |
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'Sir
Edward had for some time lately been much worried over financial
difficulties, and, further, |
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had suffered much pain as the result of an
injury caused by a fall from his horse during the war. |
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At the races just held at Johannesburg he lost a
considerable sum of money, and this, added |
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to
the fact that recent losses on the Exchange have been heavy owing to the
financial |
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depression, must have affected his mind.
Nevertheless, he preserved a cheerful demeanour. |
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'The
night before his suicide he gave a small dinner party, after which he asked a
lady who was |
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present to play the "Dead March" on
the piano, and, as he was well known for his love of music, |
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she saw nothing remarkable in the request, and
played the piece three times. Afterwards he sat |
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talking with his friends till twelve o'clock,
when, apparently, he retired. The same night, however, |
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there was a ball at the Wanderers', and Sir
Edward Hulse appeared there in the early hours of |
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the morning, leaving about three. Then he went
home, but his arrival was not noticed, and no |
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noise was subsequently heard in his room. |
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'But
in the morning, when a servant went up, he found his master dead. The
deceased, |
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immediately prior to his death, wrote a great
many notes cancelling social appointments for next |
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week, and in one of them he said, "I am
going on a long journey." He also scratched the horses |
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he had running in the races which took place on
the day of his suicide, and paid a number of |
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small accounts. |
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'Sir
Edward Hulse was universally regretted in Johannesburg, for he the most
charming manners, |
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and was a polished English gentleman. A Reuter's
telegram from Johannesburg says that Sir |
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Edward had been suffering considerably for some
time from a fracture of the thigh, which he |
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sustained several years ago. A post-mortem
examination showed that the fracture had never |
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healed, but this had nevertheless not prevented
him from attending to his business affairs.' |
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Sir Hamilton Westrow Hulse, 9th baronet |
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From 'The Times' of 24 December 1994:- |
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'An 85-year-old war hero faced one of the
greatest dramas of his life early yesterday when he |
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and his wife evacuated the bedroom of their
blazing home by using knotted sheets. |
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'Sir Westrow Hulse, a war-time fighter pilot
twice mentioned in dispatches, and his wife |
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Elizabeth, 83, both slithered 20ft to safety by
tying their bed-linen together and hanging it from |
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an upstairs window. Both were unhurt. Their 17th
century New Forest cottage in the village of |
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Breamore , near Fordingbridge, Hampshire, was
destroyed. |
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'Forty firefighters from Hampshire and Dorset
tackled the blaze, which began at about 3am and |
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quickly engulfed the two-storey thatched
cottage. Police said that they were not aware of any |
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suspicious circumstances surrounding the fire.
Sir Westrow, a wing commander in the war-time |
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RAF Volunteer Reserve who trained as a barrister
before turning his hand to farming, was woken |
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up by the smell of burning and found the house
ablaze. Police said that the fire tore up the |
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stairs,
cutting off the couple's only means of escape. Sir Westrow quickly tied the
bedsheets |
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into a rope, and sent his wife down first from
the bedroom window. |
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'Yesterday the house was still smouldering, and
the bedsheets still dangled from the window |
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as firefighters doused the last smoking embers
of the blaze. Sir Westrow and Lady Hulse were |
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recovering at the nearby home of Sir Westrow's
son by his first wife. |
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'Edward Hulse said of his parents yesterday:
"They are both remarkable people. He is 85. Who |
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would have thought someone of that age could act
like that?" |
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'Mr. Hulse's wife Verity added: "They are
remarkably well considering everything. They had a |
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very lucky escape. My mother-in-law came out
first and went to look for help. She had only |
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her nightdress on but she went off down the road
to a neighbour's house to get help. Every- |
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thing happened so quickly; they smelled burning
and found the rest of the house on fire." |
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'Sub-officer Steve Collins, of the Hampshire
fire brigade, one of the first on the scene, said: |
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"When we arrived, Sir Westrow was standing
outside with an eiderdown wrapped round him, |
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and she had a nightgown on. There was a big
white sheet hanging out of the bedroom window, |
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and the rest of the house was completely ablaze.
They are both very lucky people; it is a long |
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way down and, for people of their age, it is
remarkable." |
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'Derek Budd, a near neighbour, was woken by his
eight-year-old grandson, who said: "There's |
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a woman at the gate, grandad." Mr. Budd
went downstairs and found Lady Westrow shouting: |
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"Budd, Budd, ring 999; the cottage is on fire." |
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'Mr. Budd, a retired butler, said: "She was
still in her nightclothes. I went to let her in but she |
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said: 'Don't bother about me, just ring the fire
brigade.' I made her come in or she would have |
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frozen to death. She rang the fire brigade
herself. The pair of them seemed remarkably calm |
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given the circumstances; they are typical
aristocracy and typically resilient. All they have now |
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is what they stand up in, and that is just a
pair of pyjamas and a dressing gown." |
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'Sir Westrow and his wife had lived in the
cottage for 22 years, after vacating the nearby manor |
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house now occupied by Sir Westrow's son and
taking with them a large collection of antique |
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furniture and jewellery, all of which is likely
to have been lost. |
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'Sir Westrow, a baronet educated at Eton College
and Christ Church, married for the fourth |
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time in 1954.' |
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Sir Roger Bradyll Hulton, 3rd baronet |
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From the London "Daily Mail" of 25 April 1956:- |
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'A
fall at the age of five made Sir Roger Hulton a cripple, but it did not take
away his zest for |
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life. Friends at Cheltenham, where he lived in
retirement, knew him as a jovial, energetic man, |
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independent despite his crutches - until a month
ago. Then he suddenly became depressed. |
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He cancelled a sea trip to Canada and complained
that he was unwell. |
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'On Monday morning he drove his Daimler -
adapted for a disabled driver - to a gunsmith's in |
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the High-street. He left with a 30-guinea
shotgun and a box of cartridges. |
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'In the evening a woodman found Sir Roger dead,
shot through the head, in his car among the |
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beech trees of Withington Woods, Cotswold beauty
spot 12 miles from his home. The gun was |
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by his side. |
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'Sir Roger, aged 65, was for 30 years senior
solicitor to Lancashire County Council. He was |
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married in 1918, and his wife became a cripple
too - from poliomyelitis - a few years later.' |
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From the "Daily Telegraph" of 2 May 1956:- |
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'A verdict that Sir Roger Hulton, the third
baronet, took his life while the balance of his mind |
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was disturbed, was recorded at an inquest at his
home, in Lansdown Road, Cheltenham, last |
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night. Sir Roger, who was 65, was found shot in
his car in Withington Woods, near Cheltenham, |
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a week ago last Monday.' |
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Copyright @ 2003-2018
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