The Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn

&03 PiMaalP2MWE The Pennsylvania GENEALOGICAL Magazine ktmmaimmimmutimmilwAmgAvagikilizegiR The Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn BRIGADIER OLIVER F. G. HOGG, C.B.E. F.S.A., F.R.HIST.S., F.S.G. D ESCENDANTS of William Penn in the Penn-Gaskell line have been associated with Philadelphia life since 1788 . Representatives of the English Stuarts, the other eventual co-heirs of the Founder, while nearly all living in England, have also been familiar here because of their retention of important Penn heirlooms, as well as remnants of Proprietary rights. Mrs. Frederick Robert Wynne of Church Crookham, Hampshire, (No. 33 of the following record) by law the "heir-general" of the Penn family, has deposited the final nucleus of the family archives with the Bedfordshire Record Office. Her younger sister, Dr. Rosalind Esme Pole Stuart of Folkestone, Kent, still holds certain Philadelphia quit-rents which have descended to her through generations of her Penn ancestors. In addition, various Stuarts, Knoxes, Milnes-Gaskells, Hoggs, Wilbrahams, and other descendants of the Stuart branch have visited in Pennsylvania officially and privately for three-quarters of a century. The usual policy of this Magazine, in presenting the genealogical record of a man's descendants, is to omit data on his living progeny. But William Penn belongs to history as the Founder of Pennsylvania, and some of his descendants were actively concerned with and involved in the history of Pennsylvania's colonial development. Although none of the Stuart or Penn-Gaskell descendants have been actively involved in Pennsylvania's later history, they are none-the-less extensions of Penn himself, continuous links between the past and the future. Their col151 152 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine lected records, added to those of their Penn progenitors, therefore enlarge the overall picture of the Founder. All of these records furnish prime evidence of the manner in which each generation of the family, during a period of four hundred years, adjusted to changing circumstances, and indicate the degree to which the infusion of new blood during that same period has reinforced or diluted basic characteristics. Published genealogical data on the nineteenth-century members of the Stuart line has been limited to the 1896 - 1899 account in The Family of William Penn by the late Howard M. Jenkins, and to the brief recapitulation presented in this Magazine in 1967 (Volume XXV, No. 2, 93 - 96), intentionally kept short in the knowledge that a more extended account of the Stuart branch would be forthcoming. In this year of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Founder's death, it is only. appropriate that Brigadier Hogg's researches, by augmenting the earlier accounts, have now brought this branch of the Penn family into the twentieth century.' — Editor. SOPHIA MARGARET PENN, granddaughter of William Penn, the Founder of Pennsylvania, was the daughter of his son Thomas Penn, Chief Proprietor of Pennsylvania, and the latter's wife, Lady Juliana Fermor. Known also as Sophia Margaretta and Sophia Margaret Juliana Penn, she was born 25 December 1764. At the Church of St. George, Hanover Square, Middlesex, she married on 3 May 1796, The Honorable and Most Reverend WILLIAM STUART, D.D., later Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland. He was born in March, 1755, the fourth son of John, 3rd Earl of Bute, Knight of the Garter and Prime Minister under King George III. William Stuart was educated at Winchester and at St. John's College, Cambridge, of which he was M.A. in 1774, and D.D. in 1789. After ordination, he was vicar of Luton, Bedfordshire for fourteen years until he became Canon of Windsor in 1793. Later appointed to the See of St. David's, Stuart became Archbishop of Armagh in 1800. After their marriage, Archbishop Stuart and his wife lived at Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire, and at 36 Hill Street, London (the Stuart lease of the latter residence only running out about twenty-five years ago). The Archbishop died at his London house on 6 May 1822, in tragic circum1 Brigadier Hogg's record is essentially a basic outtme of the Stuart branch of the family and, beyond listing honors and civil or military urvice, makes LICI pretension to being a comprehensive biographical record of individual members of the family. Its great value lies in the collation for doe first time, in a concise fumework, of data on the family in such sources as Burke's Peerage and other related works which are not every. where readily available to researchers on this side of the Atlantic. (This, and all subsequent footnotes, have been supplied by the Editor.) Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 153 stances, told in detail in Howard M. Jenkins, The Family of William Penn, 191-192. Briefly, during his last illness his wife was his devoted nurse. Unfortunately, she poured out some medicine for him from the wrong bottle which had been handed to her. It was laudanum and the poison killed him. While dying from its effects, he managed to scrawl this little note of comfort to his wife: "I could not have lived long, my dear love, at all events." This occurrence was instrumental in securing passage in England of the law that poisons must be sold in bottles of distinctive shape and usually of dark blue, green or brown color. Sophia Margaret (Penn) Stuart died 29 April 1847, and was buried in the Stuart family vault at Luton. Issue of Sophia Margaret Penn and her husband The Honorable and Most Reverend William Stuart, D.D.: 1. i. MARY JULIANA STUART, b. 3 April 1797; d. 11 July 1866, 2 of whom further. WILLIAM STUART, b. 31 October 1798; d. 7 July 1874, of whom further. iii. HENRY STUART, b. 5 April 1804; d. unmarried 26 October 1854. He was sometime member of Parliament for Bedfordshire. iv. LOUISA STUART, d. unmarried 29 September 1823, 2 and was bur. at Luton. 1. MARY JULIANA STUART, first child and elder daughter of Sophia Margaret Penn and her husband The Honorable and Most Reverend William Stuart, D.D., was born 3 April 1797. She married 28 February 1815, THOMAS KNOX, Viscount Northland, who, succeeding his father, became Thomas, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly, of Northland House, Dungannon, County Tyrone, Ireland. The 2nd Earl of Ranfurly was born 19 April 1786, and died 21 March 1858. His widow survived him and died 11 July 1866. Issue of 1. Mary Juliana Stuart and her husband Thomas Knox, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly: 3. 4. 5. i. LADY SOPHIA DIANA KNOX, b. 18 December 1815; d. 28 December 1815. ii. THOMAS KNOX, 3rd Earl of Ranfurly, b. 13 November 1816; d. 20 May 1958, of whom further. iii. Luav MARY STUART KNOX, b. 21 July 1818; d. 14 May 1903, of whom further. iv. LADY LOUISA JULIANA KNOX, b. 9 February 1820; d. 31 March 1896, of whom further. 2 hi the to issue of this Magazine, p. 94, Mary Juliana Stuart's death date is given as 10 July 1866. As reported in Edward Armstrong, ed., Correspondence Between William Penn and (met Logan . (Hiaadelphia, 1870), I, amtiii, Louisa Stuares age and death date on the memorial tablet erected to the memory of her father was 20 December 1823, aged 22 years. However, Francis James Dallett reports that in Cobb's History of Luton Church, 323, the date is given as 20 September 1828, aged 22 years. The Sod Earl's death was incorrectly given as 26 April 1840, in the last issue of this Magazine, p. 94. That date was she date on which his father died and of his succession to the tide. 154 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine V. LADY ELIZABETH HENRIETTA KNOX, b. 5 April 1822; d. unmarried 28 January 1909. Vi. LADY JULIANA CAROLINE FRANCES KNOX, b. 18 February 1825; d. II December 1906; m. 15 October 1862, as his 2nd wife, GENERAL Six EDWARD FORESTIER WALKER, Knight Commander of the Bath, of the Manor House, Bushey, Herts., who d. 27 July 1881. No issue. 6. vii. TliE HONORABLE WILLIAM STUART KNOX, b. 11 March 1826; d. 15 February 1900, of whom further. viii. LADY FLORA SOPHIA ANNE KNOX, b. 2 August 1827; d. unmarried 27 February 1905. ix. THE HONORABLE GRANVILLE HENRY JOHN KNOX, b. 1 August 1829; d. 18 August 1845. 7. B. LADY ADELAIDE HENRIETTA LOUISA HORTENSE KNOX, b. 23 May 1833; d. 28 August 1911,0 of whom further. 2. WILLIAM STUART, eldest son of Sophia Margaret Penn and her husband, The Honorable and Most Reverend William Stuart, D.D., was born 31 October 1798. He was educated at St. John's College, Cambridge; M.A. 1820. William Stuart was commissioned justice of the peace and deputy lieutenant for Bedfordshire, and was member of Parliament for Armagh, 1820-1826, and for Bedfordshire, 1830-1834. His seats were Aldenham Abbey, Hertford, and Tempsford Hall, Bedford.' He married first, on 8 August 1821, HENRIETTA MARIA SOPHIA POLE, daughter of Admiral Sir Charles Morrice Pole, Baronet, Knight Commander of the Bath. She died 26 July 1853, and he married secondly, 31 August 1854, GEORGINA ADELAIDE FORESTIER WALKER, daughter of General Sir Edward Forestier Walker, who subsequently married Stuart's niece, Lady Juliana Caroline Frances Knox, as his second wife, and as noted above. William Stuart's children were all by his first wife. He died 7 July 1874. Issue of 2. William Stuart and his 1st wife Henrietta Maria Sophia Pole: 8. i. MARY POLE STUART, b. 3 September 1822; d. 25 January 1852, of whom further. HENRIETTA POLE STUART, 11. 10 February 1824; d. 13 February 1881; m. 4 September 1845, REGINALD THISTLETHWAYTE COCKS, b. 6 October 1816, second son of Thomas Cocks of London. He matriculated 15 May 1834, at Christ Church, Oxford. Issue: I. AGNITA HENR/ETTA Cocxs, b. 21 October 1846; d. unroarrIed 15 September 1938. 2. MARY COCKS. 3. AMABEL MARGARETTA COCKS, b. 27 November 1849; d. 1891; m. 15 December 1874, WILLIAM NEWCOME NICHOLSON, 1). 22 May 1833, The death date of Lady Goff is from the probate of her will #1816 of 1911, Principal Registry, Somerset House, London, as confirmed by Mr. Dallett. On the death in 1869 of the Rev. Thomas Gordon Penn, unmarried and without issue, William Stuart became the . tenent in tail general" to all the remaining property which John, Thomas and Richard Penn had entailed in Pennsylvania. Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 1$5 fourth son of Joluit Armytage Nicholson of Balrath-Burry, County Meath, Ireland. No known issue. 9. iii WILLIAM STUART, b. 7 March 1825; cf. 21 December 1893, of whom further. 10. iv. CHARLES POLE STUART, b. 7 May 1826; d. 26 August 1896, of whom further. CLARENCE ESME STUART, b. 29 May 1827; d. 8 January 1903; m. 16 April 1863, CATHERINE CUNINGFIAME, d. 10 March 1901, daughter of Colonel John Cuninghame of Cadell Thornton, Ayr, Scotland. No issue. vi. LOUISA POLE STUART, b. in August, 1828; d. 7 January 1858; m. 3 August 1852, as his 1st wife, the REVEREND OLIVER MATTHEW RIDLEY, b. 12 May 1824; d. 10 January 1907. Issue: 1. THE REVEREND OLIVER STUART RIDLEY, b. 8 June 1853; d. unmarred 13 April 1935. 2. HENRY NICHOLSON RIDLEY, b. 10 December 1855; d. 24 October 1956. A Fellow of the Royal Society, he m. in 1941, Lii.v ELIZA DORAN, daughter of Charles Doran. No issue. 3. THE REVEREND CHARLES WILLIAM RIDLEY, b. 28 December 1856; d. 23 May 1905; m. in 1883, jussm Dowonm.., daughter of Thomas Dowdall. No issue. 4. FANNY LOUISA POLE RIDLEY, d. unmarried 22 August 1935. 5. MARY LOUISA RIDLEY, d. 23 March 1935; m. 14 February 1912, LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOHN PERCY GRAVES, Royal Guernsey Artillery, d. 13 February 1916. 3. THOMAS KNox, 3rd Earl of Ranfurly, eldest son of Thomas Knox, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife I. Mary Juliana Stuart, was born 13 November 1816. He married 10 October 1848, HARRIET Rodnyarox, daughter of James Rirnington of Broornhead Hall, Yorkshire. She died 16 March 1891, having survived her husband who died 20 May 1858. Issue of 3. Thomas Knox, 3rd Earl of Ran furly, and his wife Harriet Rimington: i. THOMAS GRANVILLE HENRY STUART KNOX, 4th Earl of Ranfurly, Is. 28 July 1849; d. unmarried on a shooting expedition in Abyssinia on 10 May 1875. He was a captain in the Grenadier Guards. LADY AGNES HENRIETTA SARAH KNOX, b. 19 March 1851; d. 29 December 1921; m. 1 December 1870, NUGENT MURRAY WHITMORE DANIELL, of the Bengal Civil Service, who d. 8 August 1908. No issue. 11. iii. UCHTLR JOHN MARK KNOX, 5th Earl of Ranfurly, b. 14 August 1856; d. 1 October 1933, of whom further. 4. LADY MARY STUART Krrox, second daughter of Thomas Knox, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife 1. Mary Juliana Stuart, was born 21 July 1818. She married 20 September 1854, as his second wife, JOHN PAGE READE of Crowe Hall, Suffolk, who was born in 1806 and died 28 March 1880. She died 14 May 1903. Issue of 4. Lady Mary Stuart Knox and her husband John Page Reade: 1. EVELYNE HELEN REVELL READE, d. unmarried 24 March 1909' 156 12. The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine ii. HUBERT GRANVILLE REVELL READE, b. 28 March 1857; d. unmarried 13 October 1938. He was educated at Eton. lit RAYMOND NATHANIEL NORTHLAND REVELL READE, b. 16 February 1861, in London; d. 18 October 1943, of whom further. 5. LADY LOUISA JULIANA KNOX, third daughter of Thomas Knox, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife I. Mary Juliana Stuart, was born 9 February 1820. She married 14 August 1839, HENRY ALEXANDER of Forkhill, Armagh, Ireland, who was born 16 February 1803. A barristerat-law and deputy lieutenant and high sheriff for Armagh in 1856, he died I December 1877. His widow died 31 March 1896. Issue of 5. Lady Louisa Juliana Knox and her husband Henry Alexander: 1. A Daughter, still born, 21 July 1840. it BLANCHE CATHERINE SOPHIA ANNE ALEXANDER, b. 10 December 1841; d. 16 June 1878; m. 4 September 1877, the REVEREND FREDERICK ANTHONY HAMMOND of Lauriston House, Dover, Kent, who d. 1907, son of Colonel Hammond of Lauriston House. No issue. ALICE MARY JULIANA ALEXANDER, b. 17 August 1843; d. unmarried 13 February 1921. 13. iv. CONSTANCE HENRIETTA GEORGINA ALEXANDER, b. 23 April 1845; d. 16 October 1927, of whom further. 14. v. EMILY LOUISA JANE ALEXANDER, b. 19 August 1850; d. 23 August 1900, of whom further. vi. GRANVILLE HENRY JACKSON ALEXANDER, b. 26 June 1852; d. 3 September 1930; m. 25 February 1880, DAISY MATTHEWS, d. 20 September 1937, youngest daughter of M. Matthews of San Francisco. Her husband inherited the family estates at Forkhill, Armagh, was deputy lieutenant and justice of the peace for that county, and its high sheriff in 1883. He was commissioned a lieutenant of the 83rd Regiment, and captain of the 3rd Battalion, Royal Irish Fusilliers. No issue. vii. HENRY NATHANIEL ALEXANDER, b. 7 June 1854; d. 28 January 1923; m. 6 November 1883, MARY STUART ERSKINE, d. 13 May 1928, daughter of Claude Erskine. Henry Alexander joined the Indian Civil Seer' ice and was Inspector General of Prisons, Bombay. Issue: 1. CONSTANCE MARY ALEXANDER, h. 2 June 1885; d. unmarried 5 December 1956. 14E. CLAUDE HENRY ALEXANDER, b. 31 May 1856; d. 19 March 1915. A major in the Wiltshire Regiment, he m. 1 October 1896, IRENE CHRISTINE TEMPLIN, d. 25 November 1958, daughter of Colonel William Templin of Lennox Place, Brighton, Sussex. Issue. 1. DOROTHY ALICE ALEXANDER, b. 8 October 1897. Unmarried. 2. ROSEMARY IRENE ALEXANDER, b. 18 December 1900; m. 1 October 1942, as his 2nd wife, COUNT GASTON DRU, who d. 11 August 1945, SOD of Colonel Den. No issue. 3. NANCY STUART ALEXANDER, b. 11 September 1902; m. 16 September 1950, as his 2nd wife, REAR ADMIRAL RICHARD ROY WALLACE, Commander of the Order of the British Empire, b. 14 December 1895; d. 24 January 1963. No issue. Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 157 ix. RONALD HENRY ALEXANDER, b. 15 August 1858; d. unmarried 2 August 1936, having served in World War I. 1 5. x. FREDERICK HENRY THOMAS ALEXANDER, b. 30 November 1860; d. 26 September 1921, of whom further. xi. DUDLEY HENRY BLAYNEY ALEXANDER, b. 13 January 1863; d. unmarried 20 July 1931. Educated at Marlborough, he was adjutant of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment, 1894-1897; private secretary to the Governor General of New Zealand (Earl of Ranfurly), 18971904;' major of the West Yorkshire Regiment. Received Companion, Order of St. Michael and St. George, 1904. General Staff officer (III), 19141919, during World War I. Knight of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem. 16. xii. EDITH ELLEN ALEXANDER, b. 1864; d. 27 May 1892, of whom further. 6. THE HONORABLE WILLIAM STUART KNox, second son of Thomas Knox, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife 1. Mary Juliana Stuart, was born 11 March 1826. He was a major in the 51st Regiment of Foot; honorary colonel of the Mid-Ulster Artillery; deputy lieutenant and justice of the peace for County Tyrone, Ireland, and member of Parliament for Dungannon in 1851 - 1874. He married 26 August 1856, GEORGINA ROOPER, born in 1832, daughter of John Bonfoy Rooper of Abbots Ripton, Huntingdon. She died 4 November 1926, her husband having predeceased her 15 February 1900. Issue of 6. Colonel The Honorable William Stuart Knox and his wife Georgina Roo per: i. VIOLET MARY KNOX, b. 2 March 1864; d. unmarried 23 December 1928. FLORENCE MAY KNOX, b. 22 July 1865; d. 11 February 1943; m. 14 November 1889, ALBERT GEORGE SHAW, colonel of the late Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment, of Hurst Grange, Tsvyford, Bucks. Issue: 1. DOROTHY SHAW, b. 1891; m. December, 1920, MAJOR CHARLES PASRE, 23rd Indian Cavalry, who d. in November, 1953. 2. EILEEN SHAW, b. 1894; m. 10 October 1928, LIEUTENANT WALTER COWAN, Royal Artillery. 17. iii. THOMAS GRANVILLE KNOX, b. 22 March 1868; d. 15 January 1947, of whom further. 7. LADY ADELAIDE HENRIETTA LOUISA HORTENSE KNOX, youngest daughter of Thomas Knox, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife 1. Mary Juliana Stuart, was born 23 May 1833. She married 26 September 1850, JOSEPH GOFF, M.A., of Barton Grange, Hertfordshire, who was born 28 October 1817, and died 25 December 1872. In her widowhood, Lady Adelaide Goff lived at Hale Park, Hampshire; she died 28 August 1911. With his cousin, II. 11chter John Mark Knox, Sth Earl of Rmfurly, slim Governor of New Zealand, Major Alexander visited Philadelphia on 17 August 1904, and examined Penn manuscripts and relim at she Historical Society of Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 158 Issue of 7. Lady Adelaide Henrietta Louisa Hortense Knox and her husband Joseph Goff: L JOSEPH GRANVILLE STUART GOFF, b. 7 June 1851; d. unmarried 24 September 1881. He was a lieutenant in the 43rd Regiment, and a justice of the peace. ADA MARY GOFF, b. 1853; d. unmarried 22 April 1932. GERALD LIONEL JOSEPH GOFF, b. 8 March 1855; killed in action at Magersfontein, S. Africa, 11 December 1899. Educated at Eton, he was commissioned justice of the peace for Hampshire and Wiltshire. Lieutenant Colonel, let Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, he served in the Zulu War, 1879 (medal and clasp), in the Transvaal, 1881, and in the South African War, 1899. He married, as her 1st husband, 23 May 1894, ELLEN MARY CHARLOTTE DUNDAS who d. 23 May 1927, third daughter of Sir Robert Dundas of Arniston, first Baronet. No issue. iv. BERTRAM LYULPH JOSEPH GOFF, b. 12 July 1857; d. 25 May 1911. He was educated at Eton and was a captain in the Highland Light Infantry and Royal Garrison Regiment. He m. 2 July 1902, HELEN MARIA MACLEOD, eldest daughter of Captain Norman A. Macleod of Orbost, Invernessshire. No issue. v. CECIL WILLIE TREVOR THOMAS GOFF, b. 26 March 1860; d. unmarried 4 August 1907. He was a major in the East Lancashire Regiment, and Companion of the Distinguished Service Order. vi. ALGERNON HAMILTON STANNUS GOFF, b. 14 April 1863; d. 20 June 1936. He was educated at Winchester and at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. A major in the Royal Field Artillery, he served in South Africa in 1900, and in World War L Companion, Order of St. Michael and St. George, 1915. Major Goff purchased Standerwick Court, Somerset, in 1919, and sold his father's seat, Hale Park, which he had inherited, in 1920. He m. 24 February 1906, EMILY DORA GREENHILL-GARDYNE, d. 17 September 1915, fifth daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Charles GreenhillGardyne. No issue. 18. vii. GWENDOLINE JANE ELIZA GOFF, b. 1869; d. 5 September 1951, of whom further. 8. MARY POLE STUART, eldest child of 2. William Stuart and his wife Henrietta Maria Sophia Pole, was born 3 September 1822. She married 1 August 1843, as his first wife, JONATHAN RASHLEIGH Of Menabilly, Cornwall, of Fenitor Court, Devonshire, and of Lissadrone, County Mayo, Ireland. Born 7 January 1820, he was deputy lieutenant and justice of the peace for Cornwall, high sheriff of the same county in 1877, and justice of the peace for Middlesex and Westminster. He died 12 April 1905, his wife Mary Pole (Stuart) Rashleigh having died 25 Jan- uary 1852. Issue of 8. Mary Pole Stuart and her husband Jonathan Rashleigh: 19. i. CAROLINE MARY STUART RASHLEIGH, d. 3 January 1880, of whom further. Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 20. 159 JONATHAN RASHLEIGH, IX 26 May 1845; d. 8 December 1872; m. 1 November 1870, MARY FRANCIS LABOTJCHERE, d. February 1874, daughter of John Labouchere of Broom Hall, Surrey. Jonathan Rashleigh was educated at Harrow. Dying in his father's lifetime, his only son became the heir to Mtnabilly and all the estates of the family. Issue: 1. Jolla Cosmo STUART RASHLEIGH, b. 2 July 1872; d. 8 January 1961. He was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge; M.A. In 1897, and M.D. in 1904. Justice of the peace for Cornwall, 1912, and for Devon, 1911, high sheriff of Cornwall in 1908, he was lord of many manors but sold Menabilly. He m. 1st, in 1898, GERTRUDE DANIELS, daughter of Henry Daniels; 2nd, 29 August 1921, ELIZABETH EVANS, daughter of William Evans of Cleveland, Yorkshire. She was justice of the peace for Devon in 1937. No issue by either marriage. ALICE HENRLETTA RASHLEIGH, b. 16 April 1848; d. unmarried in April, 1934. iv. MARY ANNA RASHLEIGH, d. unmarried 5 August 1905. V. EVELYN WILLIAM RASHLEIGH, b. 6 January 1850; d. 29 April 1926, of whom further. 9. WILLIAM STUART, eldest son of 2. William Stuart and his wife Henrietta Maria Sophia Pole, was born in London, at the house of his grandmother, on 7 March 1825. He inherited and later sold his father's seat, Aldenham Abbey. Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 1851, he was justice of the peace for Hertfordshire; justice of the peace and deputy lieutenant and high sheriff for Bedfordshire in 1875; justice of the peace for Huntingdon, member of Parliament for Bedford in 1854 1857, and 1859 - 1868, and honorary colonel, 3rd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. He married 13 September 1859, KATHERINE NICHOLSON, eldest daughter of John Armytage Nicholson of Balrath-Burry, County Meath. She died 16 October 1881, and he died 21 December 1893. Issue of 9. 'William Stuart and his wife Katherine Nicholson:' WILLIAM DUGALD STUART, b. at Southsea, Portsmouth, 18 October 1860; d. 2 April 1922; m. 11 July 1895, MILLICENT HELEN OLIVIA BULKELEY HUGHES, d. 2 February 1933, daughter of Captain G. W. Bulkeley Hughes. Educated at Eton, William Dugald Stuart was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the King's Royal Rifle Corps, promoted to lieutenant 1 July 1881, and to captain 13 November 1889. He saved with the Manipore expedition in Burma in 1891 against the Dacoits (medal and clasp), and subsequently against the Chins and Lushais in Upper Burma. He continued to serve in India until 1893, when he was placed on the Reserve of Officers. He was a justice of the peace and honorary lieutenant colonel of the 3rd Battalion of the Bedfordshire Regiment, after having served The birthplaces of their children are given by Mr. Jenkins in "The Family of William Penn," The Peninylvania Magazine of History and Biography (PMHB), XXI (1897), 443 160 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine in it as a major. He saw service in World War I as temporary major of the 14th Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Major Stuart inherited and lived at Tempsford Hall, Beds., which was burnt down in 1898 but rebuilt, and is now a clinic. During the fire the portion of the elm tree under which William Penn signed the treaty with Indians was badly charred. Pieces of it were afterwards distributed to members of the family. Issue: I. WILLIAM ESME MONTAGUE STUART, b. 22 December 1895; killed m action in World War I, 7 October 1916. MARY CHARLOTTE FLORENCE STUART, b. at Kempstone, Beds., 2 May 1863; d. unmarried 31 January 1918. She lived in London. iii. HENRY ESME STUART, b. at Kempstone, Beds., 15 July 1865; d. 21 August 1905; m. 16 December 1899, EMILY CORNWALL, who d. 28 May 1922, daughter of James Cornwall. Issue; 1. MARGARET ESME SYLVIA STUART, b. 17 November 1902; m. in 1928, JAMES LYLE. 2. WINIFRED HILDA MURIEL STUART, b. 17 November 1902; m. LAWRENCE DESJARD1NS. 3. DOROTHY FRANCES IRMA STUART, b. 28 June 1904; m. 11 June 1930, CLIFFORD FRANK BUTCHER, and has issue. iv. ELIZABETH FRANCES SYBIL STUART, b. at Kempstone, Beds., 20 May 1867; d. unmarried 15 November 1931. She lived at Farleigh Hungerford, near Bath, Somerset. 10. CHARLES POLE STUART, second son of 2. William Stuart and his wife Henrietta Maria Sophia Pole, was born 7 May 1826. A barristerat-law and justice of the peace for Bedfordshire, he lived at Sandy Mount, Woburn Sands, Bedford. He married 20 March 1860, ANNE Smyni, born 18 June 1833, eldest daughter of Robert Smyth of Gaybrook, County Westmeath, Ireland. Her husband prEcleceased her, dying 26 August 1896. She died 19 October 1918. Issue of 10. Charles Pole Stuart and his wife Anne Smyth: . d. 30 March 1899, drowned in the Stella disaster; m. 6 January 1897, NINA EDITH MARGARET STOKER, b. 1 November 1876; d. 30 January 1963, daughter of the Reverend H. E. Stoker. Issue: 1. ENID FRANCES ANNE STUART, b. 28 November 1897. 21. ii. REGINALD POLE STUART, b. 22 July 1863; d. 20 April 1934, of whom i. ROBERT ALEXANDER STUART, b. 5 July 1862; further. 1. CHARLES DUDLEY STUART, b. 26 October 1864; d. unmarried 13 March 1917. iv. MAUD FRANCES STUART, d. unmarried 11 March 1889. v. CONSTANCE MARY STUART, b. 11 July 1866; d. unmarried 1 March 1938. She was a Sister of Mercy, Church of England. vi. JAMES FRANCIS STUART, b. 16 November 1867; d. 5 July 1876. vii. RALPH ESME STUART, b. 9 April 1869; d. 27 October 1927. He was a major in the Royal Artillery. He m. 1st, 30 April 1907, BEATRICE KITCHEN, who d. 28 August 1913, daughter of John Kitchen of Scarborough, Yorks., and m. 2nd, 25 February 1919, ELIZABETH THOMP9DN, d. Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 161 July, 1962, daughter of Samuel Thompson of Muckamore Abbey, County Antrim, Ireland. No issue. viii. FLORENCE AMABEL STUART, b. 1 November 1870; d. unmarried 4 May 1938. She was also a Sister of Mercy, Church of England. ix. GRACE HENRIETTA STUART, b. 30 June 1872; d. unmarried 1 June 1955. x. FREDERICK CLARENCE STUART, b. 5 August 1873; d. 12 October 1879. xi. KATHERINE EVELYN STUART, b. 18 April 1877; d. 3 May 1887. 11. UCHTER JOHN MARK KNOX, 5th Earl of Ranfurly, and second son of 3. Thomas Knox, 3rd Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife Harriet Rimington, was born 14 August 1856. He was a Privy Councillor, Knight of the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George, Knight of the Grand Cross of St. John, and Officer of the Legion of Honor. A Lord in Waiting from 1895 - 1897, the 5th Earl of Ranfurly served as Governor General of New Zealand, 1897 - 1904. ° He was sworn of the Privy Council of Ireland, 23 August 1905, and of the Privy Council of Northern Ireland, 27 November 1923. From 1915 - 1919, during World War I he was Director of the Ambulance Corps. He married 10 February 1880, the HONORABLE CoNsTANcE ELIZABETH CAULFEILD, born 30 November 1858, only child of James Alfred Caulfeild, 7th Viscount Charlemont, Companion of the Bath. She died 25 July 1932, and her husband, the 8th Earl, the following year on 1 October 1933. Issue of 11. Uchter John Mark Knox, 5th Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife the Honorable Constance Elizabeth Caulfeild: 22. 23. i. Lany ANNETTE AGNES KNOX, b. 21 November 1880; d. 11 July 1886. ii. THOMAS UCHTER CAULFEILD KNOX, Viscount Northland, b. 13 June 1882; d. 1 February 1915, of whom further. iii. LADY CONSTANCE HARRIET STUART KNOX, b. 21 April 1885; d. 29 April 1964, of whom further. SF. LADY EILEEN MAUD JULIANA KNOX, b. 3 May 1891; m. 1st, 24 November 1914, MAJOR CHARLES LORRAINE CARLOS CLARKE, Royal Bucks Hussars, son of Charles Carlos Clarke. Issue: 1. CHARLES THOMAS ALEXANDER CLARKE, b. in 1915. 2. DIANA CLARKE, b. in 1917; d. without issue 29 December 1949; ID, FULICE WALWYN Of Saxon House, Lambourne, Berks. Lady Eileen's lot marriage was dissolved in 1934, and she m. 2nd, 3 August 1935, PETER STANLEY CHAPPELL, only son of Thomas Stanley Chappell of Moreton House, Moreton Morrell, Warwickshire. There is no issue of this marriage. 12. RAYMOND NATHANIEL NORTHLAND REVELL READE, second 30/1 of 4. Lady Mary Stuart Knox and her husband John Page Reade, was 95,. Note 7 above for mention of his visit to Philadelphia in 1904. For a notice of Penn portraits and memorabilia at his seat, Dungannon Park, County Tyrone, Ireland, see W. M. Conway, “Portraits of Some of the Descendants of William Penn, and Memorials of Him in the Possession of the Earl of Ranfurly," PMHB, VIII (1884), 3/3.462. 162 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine born in London 16 February 1861. He was educated at Eton and at the Royal Military School, Sandhurst. Gazetted to the 85th King's Light Infantry in 1880, he served in the Afghan War that year (medal) ; in the Ashanti Expedition in 1895 (star) ; the Anam Expedition, Nigeria in 1898 (medal and clasp) , and in the South African War (medal and four clasps). He was instituted Companion of the Bath in 1908. During World War I he was in active service, receiving the British war and victory medals and was made Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George in 1918. That year he served on the Inter allied Military Mission in Greece, and was made Commander of the Greek Order of King George I. Subsequently Commandant of the Royal Military College, Canada, serving in many staff appointments and commanding Divisions, Revell Reade retired as a major general in 1920. He married 9 June 1894, ROSE FRANCES (SPENCER) GREENWAY, widow of Captain Greenway, and daughter of Colonel Almeric George Spencer. Major General Reade died 18 October 1943. Issue of 12. Raymond Nathaniel Northland Revell Reade and his wife Rose Frances (Spencer) Greenway: 24. I. MARY SPENCER REVELL READE, b. 7 August 1897, of whom further. 13. CONSTANCE HENRIETTA GEORGINA ALEXANDER, third daughter of 5. Lady Louisa Juliana Knox and her husband Henry Alexander, was born 23 April 1845. On 3 October 1867, she married COLONEL GREGORY COLQUHOUN GRANT, born in 1835, son of Colquhoun Grant of Kirchirdy, Morayshire, Scotland. Colonel Grant served in the Indian Army and died in 1902. His widow survived him twenty-five years, dying 16 October 1927. Issue of 13. Constance Henrietta Georgina Alexander and her husband Gregory Colquhoun Grant: 25. i. STUART COLQUHOUN GRANT, b. 7 February 1873; d. 26 August 1946, of whom further. ALAN COLQUHOUN GRANT, b. 1 July 1874; d. unmarried 27 March 1924. He was chief of police at Port Said. ROSE VERE GRANT, Is. 19 November 1875; d. 3 April 1941; m. 22 July 1909, MAJOR JACK DAVY, b. 1866; d. 24 January 1927. No issue. 14. EMILY LOUISA JANE ALEXANDER, fourth daughter of 5. Lady Louisa Juliana Knox and her husband Henry Alexander, was born 19 August 1850. She married 25 March 1874, ARTHUR MELVILL HoGG, born 20 August 1845. The fourth son of Charles Hogg of Eastwick Park, Surrey, his father was sheriff of Calcutta in 1848, and secrete,' of Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 163 the Bank of Bengal, 1847-1851. Arthur Melvin Hogg was colonel of the 6th Bombay Cavalry and died 21 November 1901. His wife had died 23 August 1900. Issue of 14. Emily Louisa Jane Alexander and her husband Arthur Melvill Hogg: 26. 27. i. CONRAD CHARLES HENRY HOGG, b. 4 August 1875; d. unmarried 20 May 1950. He was educated at Bedford and at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Colonel, late Royal Engineers, he served in the South African War, 1900-1902, in World War I, and in the 3rd Afghan War, 1919. He was instituted Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, and Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. He retired from the Army in 1925. 1i. PHILIP GRANVILLE HARDINGE HOGG, b. 21 December 1878; d. 17 April 1951, of whom further. ilL BARBARA LOUISA GRANT HOGG, b. 22 May 1881; d. 13 March 1963, of whom further. iv. MAUI) EDITH HAMMOND HOGG, b. 17 March 1885; d. 4 May 1890. v. OLIVER FREDERICK GILLILAN HOGG, b. 22 December 1887, was educated at Bedford and at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Commissioned in the Royal Artillery in 1907, he has held many technical staff appointments and served in both World Wars, retiring as a brigadier in 1946. He holds the Mons Star and Victory medal, the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (1943), and the Order of PoIonia Restituta, 3rd class. He ir a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, of the Royal Historical Society, of the Society of Genealogists and is the compiler of this record. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and of the Royal Geographical Society, and is a Leverhulme Research Fellow. He m. 11 February 1919, ELLA HAROLD HALLAM, b. 20 June 1895, elder daughter of Arthur Harold Hallam of Shanghai. Issue: 1, NRIL UCHTRED ALEXANDER HOGG, b. 5 January 1922. Educated at the Royal Navy College, Dartmouth, he entered the Royal Navy in 1939, and served in World War II, being severely injured and invalided out of service. RA. and M.A., Exeter College, Oxford. He is a barrister-at-law and Assistant Registrar, Her Majesty's Land Registry. He m. 1st, 5 September 1946, JANE HUDDLEMON HUDDLESTON, b. 1 October 1926, daughter of Edward Huddleston. The marriage was dissolved in 1951, and he m. 2nd, 5 February 1966, Doan Farm (LISHMAN) HARRYMAN, b. 24 August 1913, daughter of Alfred Lishinan and widow of Albert Leslie Harryman. No issue. 15. FREDERICA HENRY THOMAS ALEXANDER, fifth SON of S. Lady Louisa Juliana Knox and her husband Henry Alexander, was born 30 November 1860. He was a captain in the Leicestershire Regiment and in the Army Pay Corps. On 7 June 1899, he married BLANCHE BANcaorr, daughter of Lieutenant Colonel W. C. Bancroft of Knellwood, Farnborough, Sussex. Captain Alexander died 26 September 1921, and his widow 25 November 1931. 164 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Issue of 15. Frederick Henry Thomas Alexander and his wife Blanche Bancroft: i. ELIZABETH MAUI) ALEXANDER, b. 22 July 1902; d. in October, 1989; m. 12 April 1928, KENNETH EVERS-SWINDELL. Issue: I. PENELOPE ANN EVERS - SW1NDELL, b. 8 December 1930. 2. A Daughter, name unknown. ii. FREDA ALICE ALEXANDER, b. 1904; d. 25 March 1905. 16. Enrrx ELLEN ALEXANDER, youngest daughter of 5. Lady Louisa Juliana Knox and her husband Henry Alexander, was born in 1864. She married 15 August 1891, as his first wife, COLONEL HENRY HERBERT SOUTHEY of the 7th Bombay Lancers, who died 30 October 1926. She had died 27 May 1892. Issue of 16. Edith Ellen Alexander and her husband Henry Herbert Southey: 28. i. EDITH SOUTHEY, b. in 1892; d. 26 June 19$5, of whom further. 17. THOMAS GRANVILLE Kriox, only son of 6. Colonel The Honorable William Stuart and his wife Georgina Rooper, was born 22 March 1868. Captain in the 3rd Battalion, Royal West Surrey Regiment, he was also deputy lieutenant and justice of the peace for County Tyrone, Ireland. On 24 February 1897, he married the HONORABLE HAR1UET GEORGINA LUCIA AGAR-ELLIS, daughter of Leopold Agar•Ellis, 5th Viscount Clifden. She died 4 July 1928; her husband surviving her, died 15 January 1947. Issue of 17. Thomas Granville Knox and his wife the Honorable Harriet Georgina Lucia Agar-Ellis: i. CONSTANCE GEORGINA KNOX, b. 1898; m. 6 October 1919, DR. HENRY BRAUND, member of the Royal College of Surgeons, who d. 11 April 1954. Issue: 1. A Child, sex unknown, b. July, 1920. 18. GWENDOLINE JANE ELIZA GOFF, youngest child of 7. Lady Adelaide Henrietta Louisa Hortense Knox and her husband Joseph Goff, was born in 1879. She married 12 June 1894, EDWARD SIDNEY WILBRAHAM, born 21 August 1869, second son of Colonel Thomas Wilbraham. In 1936 she succeeded her brother, Algernon Knox, at Standerwick Court, Somerset, and disposed of her interest in the property to her younger son Thomas Wilbraham in 1946. Her husband died 20 December 1939, and she on $ September 1951. Issue of 18. Gwendoline Jane Eliza Goff and her husband Edward Sidney Wilbraham: 29. i. EDWARD JACK 'WILBRAHAM, b. 18 November 1895, of whom further. Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 165 ii. THOMAS ROGER WILBRAHAM, b. 11 March 1907; d. 14 February 1966; m. 18 December 1945, IRIS JANET HILL, youngest daughter of T. Susfield Hill of Calcutta, India. Thomas 'Wilbraham was educated at Eton, and was a major in the Rifle Brigade. He lived at Standerwick Court until he sold it, and at Woolverton Grange, Somerset. Issue: 1. ANN W.. 1.1..B1UHAM, b. 30 October 1946. 19. CAROLINE MARY STUART RASHLEIGH was the eldest daughter of 8. Mary Pole Stuart and her husband Jonathan Rashleigh. She married 21 November 1867, MAJOR CHARLES POORE LONG who was born in 1834, second son of William Long of Hurt's Hall, Suffolk. He was ed- ucated at Harrow and served in the 14th Regiment of Foot. He died 2 November 1871, and his widow 3 January 1880. Issue of 19. Caroline Mary Stuart Rashleigh and her husband Charles Poore Long: i. MARY ELEANOR LONG, d. 1933; m. April, 1892, JOHN MARTIN LONGE, d. 5 January 1953, second son of the Reverend John Lange, Rector of Sternfield, Suffolk. No issue. 30. ii. WILLIAM EVELYN LONG, b. 10 February 1871; d. 22 January 1944, of whom further. 20. EVELYN WILLIAM RASHLEIGH, youngest child of 8. Mary Pole Stuart and her husband Jonathan Rashleigh, was born 6 January 1850. He married 29 April 1879, JANE ELIZABETH ONLEY, daughter of Onley Savill Onley of Stisted Hall, Essex. Evelyn Rashleigh died 29 April 1926, and his widow on 13 October 1947. Issue of 20. Evelyn William Rashleigh and his wife Jane Elizabeth Onley: i. JONATHAN ONLEY RASHIEIGH, b. 2 June 1880; d. 7 December 1880. 31. 32. ii. WILLIAM STUART RASHLEIGH, b. 17 June 1882, of whom further. iii. JANE HENRIETTA R.ASHLEIGH, b. 1887, of whom further. 21. REGINALD POLE STUART, second SON Of 10. Charles Pole Stuart and his wife Anne Smyth, was born 22 July 1863. He was lieutenant colonel of the South Staffordshire Regiment. He married 29 June 1895, HESTER MYBURGH, daughter of Gerhard Myburgh, Consul General of the Netherlands in South Africa. Lieutenant Colonel Stuart died 20 April 1934,' and his widow on 30 March 1940. Issue of 21. Reginald Pole Stuart and his wife Hester Myburgh: 33. i. KATHLEEN ANNE POLE STUART, b. 20 August 1899, of whom further. R, On the death in 1922 of William Dugald St.f t, SOD of 9. William Stuart, it is presumed that the title of Pro:n-410u de jure passed to his cousin 21. Reginald Pole Swart Willis,,, Dugald Stuart's elder son, Forne Montague Stuart, who would have succeeded to the title, had died ill 1916, unmarried and without issue, and his younger son, Henry Pune Stuart, had predeceased his father 'i5 1905 without male issue. 166 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine ROSALIND ESME POLE STUART, b. 28 October 1900. A Ph.D., London University, she is unmarried). 22. THOMAS UcHTER CAULFEILD KNOX, Viscount Northland, only son of 11. Uchter John Mark Knox, 5th Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife the Honorable Constance Caulfeild, was born 13 June 1882. A captain in the Coldstream Guards, he was aide-de-camp to the Governor General of New Zealand (his father) , 1903 - 1904, having served in the South African War (medal and two clasps). He was a Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. He married 12 June 1912, HILDA SUSAN ELLEN COOPER, younger daughter of Sir Daniel Cooper, 2nd Baronet, and was killed in action at Cuinchy in World War I, 1 February 1915. Issue of 22. Thomas Uchter Caulfeild Knox, Viscount Northland, and his wife Hilda Susan Ellen Cooper: i. THOMAS DANIEL KNOX, 6th Earl of Ranfurly, b. 29 May 1913; m. 17 January 1939, HERMIONE POYNTZ LLEWELLYN, eldest daughter of Griffith Robert Poynta Llewellyn of Llanvapley Court, Abergavenny, Monmouth. She is Commander of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. The 6th Earl was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, M.A. He was aide-de-camp to the Governor General of Australia, 1936-1938, and served in World War II, being taken prisoner. A Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, he was Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Bahamas, 1953 - 1996. He was instituted Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. Issue: 1. LADY CAROLTNE KNox, b. 11 December 1948. 1 THE HONORABLE EDWARD PAUL UCI-ITER KNOX, b. 23 May 1914; d. unmarried 11 December 1935. 23. LADY CONSTANCE HARRIET STUART KNOX, Second daughter of 11. Uchter John Mark Knox, 5th Earl of Ranfurly, and his wife the Honorable Constance Elizabeth Caulfeild, was born 21 April 1885. She was Woman of the Bedchamber of her Majesty Queen Mary, 1937 - 1953, and Lady-in-Waiting to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent from 1953 until her death. She was made Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1953, and Dame of Justice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem." Lady Constance Knox married 7 November 1905, MAJOR EVELYN MILNES-GASKELL, born 19 October 1877, eldest son of the Right Honorable Charles George Milnes-Gaskell of Thornes House, Yorkshire, and .0n IS October 1965. when she participated in the dedication at Harrisburg of the 'William Penn Memorial Museum and Archives Building, she was described as the Profrietery de jure, apparently in error. She does hold, however, certain Philadelphia quit rents which have descended to her trona her Penn ancestor. 5. When she visited Philadelphia in January. 1934, a reception in her honor was given,, the Knorical Society of Pennsylvania, for a notice of which see The Pbdedel)bia Inquirer, Sunday, ii Jenuary 1934. Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 167 Wenlock Abbey, Salop. He was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, M.A. 1899. Major in the Queen's Own Yorkshire Dragoons, he was deputy lieutenant and justice of the peace for Yorkshire. He died 14 September 1931, and Lady Constance Milnes-Gaskell on 29 April 1964. Issue of 23. Lady Constance Harriet Stuart Knox and her husband Evelyn Milnes-Gaskell: i. MARY JULIANA MILNES-GASKELL, b. 2 July 1906; m. 12 July 1934, LEWIS MOTLEY, younger son of Major Lewis Motley of Spen Hill, Far Headingly, near Leeds, Yorkshire. Issue: I. CHRISTOPHER STEVEN MOTLEY, b. 7 December 1935. 2. MICHAEL Joint Mon.ry, b. 21 October 1937. 3. TIMOTHY BROOKE MOTLEY, b. 22 December 1941. 4. CHARLES OSBURN MOTLEY, b. 15 December 1943. CHARLES THOMAS MILNES-GASKELL, b. 5 November 1908; d. 5 November 1943, killed III an aeroplane accident while on active service in World War II. Educated at Eton and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, he was lieutenant colonel of the Coldstream Guards. He m. 12 November 1936, LADY ETHEL PATRICIA HARE, elder daughter of Richard Granville Hare, 4th Earl of Listowel. Issue: I. JAmes MaNns-GAsKELL, b. 13 November 1937. 2. ANDREW MILNES - GASKELL, b. 20 November 1939. 3. Tom Mnzans-GasKtu-, b. 2 March 1942. 24. MARY SPENCER REVELL READE, only child of 12. Raymond Nathaniel Northland Revell Reade and his wife Rose Frances Spencer, was born 7 August 1897. She was commissioned justice of the peace (1937) , and Commander of the Order of the British Empire (1993) . On 1 January 1918, she married SIR FERGUS GRAHAM, 5th Baronet, of Netherby, Cumberland. Born 10 March 1893, he was educated at Eton and Christchurch College, Oxford, B.A. 1914; M.A. 1920. Commissioned captain in the Irish Guards, he served in World War I and was severely wounded. He was member of Parliament for North Cumberland, 1926 - 1935; private secretary to the Minister of Pensions, 1933 - 1935, and to the Postmaster General, 1935. Member of Parliament for Darlington, 1951 1959, he is justice of the peace and deputy lieutenant for Cumberland, and Knight Commander of the British Empire. Issue of 24. Mary Spencer Revell Reticle and her husband Captain Sir Fergus Graham, 5th Baronet: i. CHARLES SPENCER RICHARD GRAHAM, b. 16 July 1919; m. 5 February 1944, SUSAN SURTEES, only daughter of Major Robert Lambton Surtees, Officer of the Order of the British Empire, of Redworth Cottage, Littlemoneon-Sea, Kent. A major in the Scots Guards, Charles Graham served in World War II, and in Malaya, 1949-1950. He was high sheriff of Cumberland in 1955. Issue: 1. JAmrs FERGUS SURTEES GRAHAM, b. 29 July 1946. 2. 168 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine MAL/SE CHARLES RICHARD GRAHAM, b. 19 September 1948. 3. SUSANNAH ANNE MARY GRAHAM, b. 8 May 1951. ii. CYNTHIA MARY GRAHAM, b. 13 November 1923; d. 13 January 1927. 25. STUART COLQUHOUN GRANT, eldest son of 13. Constance Hen- rietta Georgina Alexander and her husband Colonel Gregory Colquhoun Grant, was born 7 February 1873. He served in the Army in the South African War, 1900-1902, and in World War I, 1914-1915 (Star and Victory Medal). He received the Order of the British Empire in 1919, and the Territorial Decoration. He married 24 January 1906, GRACE POTTER, daughter of Frederick Potter of New York. He died 26 August 1946. Issue of 25. Stuart Colquhoun Grant and his wife Grace Potter: 34. i. PAMELA GRANT, b. 23 December 1906, of whom further. 26. Pxtur GRANVU.LE HARD1NGE HOGG, second son of 14. Emily Louisa Jane Alexander, and her husband Arthur Melvill Hogg, was born 21 December 1878. Educated at Bedford and at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, he was a lieutenant colonel in the Royal Engineers, serving in South Africa from 1900-1902, and in World War I. He was a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order. He married 29 July 1905, GERALDINE PE'TLEY, born 10 October 1883, daughter of Captain E. W. Petley, R.N. Lieutenant Colonel Hogg died 17 April 1951. Issue of 26. Philip Granville Hardinge Hogg and his wife Geraldine Petley: 35. 36. i. CECILY IRENE BARBARA HOGG, b. 14 June 1906, of whom further. ii. GRANVILLE ALEXANDER HOGG, b. 28 September 1907; d. 18 March 1961; m. 1st, a Russian lady who d. January. 1967. The marriage was dissolved and he m. 2nd, 30 March 1957, BARBARA HARGREAVES. No issue. iii. PEGGY PATRICIA O'NEILL HOGG, b. 10 October 1911, of whom further. 27. BARBARA LOUISA GRANT Horn, eldest daughter of 14. Emily Louisa Jane Alexander and her husband Arthur Melvill Hogg, was born 22 May 1881. She married 11 January 1908, ARTHUR ANDERSON MCNEIGHT, born 9 July 1880. A colonel in the Indian Medical Service, he died 14 August 1966, his wife having predeceased him on 13 March 1963. Issue of 27. Barbara Louisa Grant Hogg and her husband Arthur Anderson McNeight: OLIVE MAUREEN McNEIGHT, b. 10 November 1912; d. 8 September 1961; m. 17 October 1939, GEORGE KENNETH DONALD, d. 1 October 1961, second son of Sir John Donald, Knight Commander of the Order of the Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 169 Indian Empire, Companion of the Order of the Star of India. Issue: 1. JEAN MAUREEN DONALD, b. 22 February 1944; m. at Battle Church, 29 July 1967, Jorm PETER FITZGEIULD, younger son of Maurice Corbin Fitzgerald of the Bungalow, Avenue House, Belsize Park Gardens, London, N. W. 3. 2. HEATHER LYNNE DONALD, b. 19 March 1946. 28. Eorrx SOUTHEY, only child of 16. Edith Ellen Alexander and her husband Henry Herbert Southey, was born in 1892. She married 29 April 1916, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER EUSTACE HALLIFAX of the Royal Naval Air Service, son of Admiral Hallifax. She died 26 June 1955. Issue of 28. Edith Southey and her husband Eustace Hallifax: I. PETER JOHN DE COURCY HALLIFAX, b. 9 March 1917; m. 19 December 1953, in Blenheim, New Zealand, HELEN SCOTT JOHNSTONE, b. 15 January 1924. Issue: I. CHARLOTTE VANESSA JANE HALLIFAX, b. 4 January 1955. 2. RICHARD GRANVILLE DE COURCY HALLIFAX, b. 30 September 1957. ii. MICHAEL EUSTACE HALLIFAX, b. 18 September 1919; m. 11 December 1942, ELIZABETH HOWARTH, daughter of Frederick Howarth. Issue: I. GUY STUART HALLIFAX, b. 16 October 1949. 2. CLIVE ALEXANDER HALLIFAX, b. 13 October 1951. iii. PAMELA EDITH HALLIFAX, b. 30 June 1922; m. 15 May 1945, MICHAEL ROLAND LEAHY, b. 15 September 1919. A major in the Royal Artillery, he is a Member of the Order of the British Empire and holds the Military Cross. He retired from the Army in 1958. Issue: I. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL LEAHY, b. 8 March 1947. 2. ANTHONY JOHN HALLIFAX LEAHY, b. 24 March 1949. 3. JONATHAN EDMUND LEAHY, b. 22 September 1910. 4. PHILIPPA SARAH LEAHY, b. 14 JUIN 1953. 29. EDWARD JACK WILBRAHAM, elder son of 18. Gwendoline Jane Eliza Goff and her husband Edward Sidney Wilbraham, was born 18 November 1895. Educated at Eton, he is a major in the Rifle Brigade, and holds the Military Cross. He married at the Church of St. Martin'sin-the-Fields, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, 24 September 1927, EVELYN MARTIN, elder daughter of Carl Neidhard Martin of Llewellyn Farm, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, and his wife Aline S. Taylor.' Issue of 29. Edward Jack, Wilbraham and his wife Evelyn Martin: i. ELIZABETH JOAN 'WILBRAHAM, b. 12 August 1928; m. 24 September 1949, CAPTAIN GEOFFREY ERNOL SPARROW, Rifle Brigade (Military Cross), only son of Lieutenant Colonel W. G. K. S. Sparrow of Birtles Old Hall, Chelford, Cheshire. Issue: 1. GEOFFREY RANDALL JOHN SPARROW, b. 14 August 1951. 2. jusrix MAtnucs ANDREW SPARROW, b. 12 June 1953. 3. PIERS CHRISTOPHER MARTIN SPARROW, b. 15 March 1958. For an account of their wedding, us The Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday, 21 September I927 According to that account, the newly married couple expected to take up residence at 7 Cheltenham Terrace, London. 170 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine ii. MARTIN JOHN WILBRAHAM, b. 4 June 1931; m. 1 December 1964, the HONORABLE CATHERINE MARY SIDNEY, b. 20 October 1942, second daughter of William Philip Sidney, 1st Viscount De Lisle am! 6th Baron De Lisle and Dudley. Issue: 1. ALEXANDER JOHN WILBRAHAM, b. 22 October 1965. 30. WILLIAM EVELYN LONG, son of 19. Caroline Mary Stuart Rashleigh and her husband Charles Poore Long, was born 10 February 1871. He was educated at Eton and at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. He inherited and lived at Hurt's Hall, Suffolk, was justice of the peace for that county and its high sheriff in 1914. He married 22 February 1898, MURIEL HESTER WENTWORTH, youngest daughter of Thomas Frederick Charles Vernor Wentworth of Wentworth Castle, Yorkshire. He died 22 January 1944. Issue of 30. William Evelyn Long and his wife Muriel Hester Wentworth: L WILLIAM GEORGE LONG, b. 28 March 1899. Educated at Eton and at Trinity College, Cambridge, he served in both World Wars and lives at Hurt's Hall. ALINE HESTER LONG, b. 25 January 1906; m. 27 Jesse 1928, MAJOR HUGH FRANCIS TRAVERS ALDOUS, Royal Engineers, b. 30 September 1900, second son of Hugh Graham Aldous of Gedding Hall, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. The marriage was dissolved in 1938. Issue: I. EVELYN FRANCES ALDOUS, b. 26 March 1930; d. 24 June 1930. 2. Junrro ALINE ALDOUS, b. 5 November 1934. 3. HuGH WILLIAM ALDOUS, b. 21 December 1935. MOYRA EVELYN LONG, b. 18 June 1908; d. 11 May 1923. iv. LOUISA LONG, b. 12 November 1909; m. 22 January 1938, cArrArx ALAN WALMESLEY, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, who holds the Military Cross. No issue. 31. WILLIAM STUART RASHLEIGH, Second SO/1 of 20. Evelyn William Rashleigh and his wife Jane Elizabeth Onley, was born 17 June 1882. He is an associate member of the Institute of Civil Engineering, and a justice of the peace for Cornwall. He married 2 September 1913, DoltOTHY FRANCES HOWELL, daughter of Francis Butler Howell of Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Issue of 31. William Stuart Rashleigh and his wife Dorothy Frances Howell: i. JONATHAN RASEELEIGH, b. 9 July 1914; d. September, 1914. GWENDOLINE OENONE RASHLEIGH, b. 4 July 1915; m. ARTHUR FORBES JOHNSON, Royal Air Force (Distinguished Flying Cross), and has issue. iii. DAPHNE RASHLEIGH, b. 10 June 1916; m. 23 August 1946, MAJOR Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 171 ARTHUR HENRY REDE BUCKLEY, Royal Marines (Officer of the Order of the British Empire), and has issue. MORWENNA RASHLEIGH, b. 14 May 1917; m. 16 December 1940, LIEUTENANT PETER CROOME, Royal Navy, and has issue. v. WILLIAM FRANCIS RASHLEIGH, b. 4 January 1920; drowned at Fowey, Cornwall, 25 June 1926. vi. JENNIFER MARY RASHLEIGH, b. 21 March 1921; m. 1st, 29 September 1939, SQUADRON LEADER MICHAEL LAWSON-SMITH. Issue: I. ANTHONY MICHAEL LAWSON - SMITH, b. 23 December 1940. The marriage Was d■ ssolved in 1947, and she m. 2nd, 26 January 1948, PETER CARELTON RASHLEIGH, son of Dr. Hugh George Rashleigh, and has further issue: 2. HUGH CARLETON RASHLEIGH, b. 4 March 1950. vii. PHILIP STUART RASHLEIGH, b. 15 November 1924. viii. HONOR RASHLEIGH, b. 18 August 1927. 32. JANE HENRIETTA RASHLEIGH, youngest daughter of 20. Evelyn William Rashleigh and his wife Jane Elizabeth Onley, was born in 1887. She married 8 August 1914, HARRY RASHLEIGH, born 22 May 1280, third son of Sir Colman Battie RashLeigh, 3rd Baronet. Harry Rashleigh served in both World Wars and was a justice of the peace for Cornwall. He died 26 April 1950. Issue of 32. Jane Henrietta Rashleigh and her husband Harry Rashleigh: i. ELIZABETH RASHLEIGH, b. 18 May 1915. MARY VIVIEN RASHLEIGH, b. 9 September 1917; m. 23 January 1941, COMMANDER PHILIP JOSEPH KIDD, Royal Navy, second son of Hugh Kidd of Weyboume Holt, Norfolk, and has issue. ill. SIR HARRY EVELYN BATTIE RASHLEIGH, 5th Baronet, b. 17 May 1923; m. 8 June 1954, HONORA ELIZABETH SNEYD, only daughter of George Stuart Sneyd of The Watch HOW; Downderry, Cornwall. Sir Harry Rashleigh was educated at Wellington. Issue: 1. SUSANNA JANE RASHLEIGH, b. 19 April 1955. 2. FRANCES ELIZABETH RASHLEIGH, IS. 12 July 1956. 3. RICHARD HARRY RASHLEIGH, b. 8 July 1958. iv. PETER RASHLEIGH, b. 21 September 1924; in. 4 December 1949, LOLA EDWARDS, of New South Wales, Australia. Issue: 1. MARGARET ANNE RASHLEIGH, b. 16 May 1950. 2. EDWARD HARRY RASHILEIGH, b. 28 November 1952; d. January, 1953. 3. BETTINE JANE RASHLEIGH, b. 11 October 1954. 4. jim OWEN RASHLEIGH, b. 2 April 1956. 33. KATHY 'FBN ANNE POLE STUART, elder daughter of 21. Reginald Pole Stuart and his wife Hester Myburgh, was born 20 August 1899. The heir-general of the Stuart family, she married 7 July 1926, FREDERICK ROBERT WYNNE, Group Captain, Royal Air Force, born in 1895, son of Frederick Edward Wynne. He served in World War I, 19151917, with the South Wales Borderers in Mesopotamia; from 1917 - 1919 172 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine with the Royal Air Force in Egypt, Palestine and Syria; wing commander, 1937; group captain, 1940; retired in 1945. He was made Member of the British Empire, 1922. Issue of 33. Kathleen Anne Pole Stuart and her husband Frederick Robert Wynne: i. LUCY ELIZABETH ANNE WYNNE, b. 17 May 1930; m. 14 January 1961, ALAN TURNER. iL FREDERICK OWEN STUART WYNNE, b. 17 June 1933; m. 6 September 1955, SUSAN SHEILA BUSHELL, daughter of Jack Reginald Bushell (Distinguished Hying Medal). Issue: I. OWEN CHRISTOPHER WYNNE, b. 30 August 1959. iii. ALTHEA KATHLEEN WYNNE, b. 6 October 1936; m. 1 September 1961, PHILIP DRESMAN. Issue: 1. RUTH KATHLEEN DRESMAN, b. 11 December 1962. 2. REBECCA DRESMAN, b. 31 January 1963. 3. JAMES BARNAEns DRESMAN, b. 5 March 1966. 34. PAMELA GRANT, only child of 25. Stuart Colquhoun Grant and his wife Grace Potter, was born 23 December 1906. She married first, 9 April 1930, COLONEL GORDON CALTFIROP THORNE, Companion of the Distinguished Service Order. He died 3 March 1942, and she married secondly, 1 August 1945, KENT GALBRAITH COLWELL. Her present residence is Morristown, New Jersey. There is no issue of the second marriage. Issue of 34. Pamela Grant and her 1st husband Gordon Calthrop Thorne: I. JENNIFER CLARE THORNE, b. 22 September 19,31; m. 14 September 1957, MALCOLM SCULLY HAYDEN. Issue: 1. CHRISTOPHER SCULLY HAYDEN, b. 20 October 1963. 2. ELIZABETH GIUCE HAYDEN, b. 28 January 1965. ii. FREDERICK GORDON POTTER THORNE, b. 18 July 1935; m. 8 November 1957, SUSAN WHITTLESEY, daughter of Robert Taylor Whittlesey. Issue: 1. GORDON POTTER THORNE, b. 11 October 1959. 2. DAVID WHITTLESEY THORNE, b. 12 October 1960. 3. STUART KIMBALL THORNE, b. 14 March 1962. 3 5. CEGILY IRENE BARBARA HOGG, elder daughter of 26. Philip Granville Hardinge Hogg and his wife Geraldine Petley, was born 14 June 1906. She married 5 February 1931, ROBERT B. W000s, lieutenantcolonel in the Royal Artillery, born 13 May 1900, son of Ernest Woods of Liphook, Hampshire, Issue of 35. Cecily Irene Barbara Hogg and her husband Robert B. Woods: i. FAITH WOODS, b. 30 March 1934; m. 19 June 1954, DAVID KENNETH Stuart Branch of the Family of Penn 173 TIPPETT, born in 1927, son of Colonel Tippett. Issue: I. LOUISA CLARE TIPPETT, b. 19 July 1956. 2. PIERS ROBERT DAVID TIPPETT, b. 14 September 1957. 36. PEGGY PATRICIA O'NEILL HOGG, younger daughter of 26. Philip Granville Hardinge Hogg and his wife Geraldine Petley, was born 10 October 1911. She married 7 December 193as 2, his first wife, DOUGLAS CREYKE MAU1UCE of Manton Grange, Marlborough, Wiltshire. The marriage was dissolved. Issue of 36. Peggy Patricia O'Neill Hogg and her husband Douglas Creyke Maurice: i. TESSA O'NEILL MAURIC,E, b. 1 August 1934; m. 25 June 1955, DAVID KINGSLEY OLIPHANT, son of Lieutenant Colonel K. I. P. Oliphant of Fittleton, Netheravon, Wiltshire. Issue: L BRUCE KINGSLEY OLIPHANT, b. 3 April 1957. 2. ANTHONY DAVID OLIPHANT, b. 24 October 1958. 3. JAMES ROBERT OLIPHANT, b. 20 May 1962. Margaret, Marchioness of Carnarvon Contnbuted by FRANCIS JAMES DALLETT, F.G.S.P., P.A.S.G, Margaret Penn, daughter of Admiral Sir William Penn, married Anthony Lowther, and had among other issue a daughter Margaret (b. 1667/8-1719/20), who married Benjamin Poole, as noted in the last issue of this Magazine, page 78. The Pooles had issue a daughter Margaret who married 1st, John Keck, and 2nd, John Nicol (Nichol) of Minchenden House, Southgate, Middlesex. They in turn had issue an only daughter and heir, MARGARET Nicol., b. ca. 1736, who, "with £150,000," married 22 March 1753, at the Church of St. George, Hanover Square, London, JAMES BRYDGES, b. 16 December 1731, Duke of Chandos and Marquess of Carnarvon, Earl of Carnarvon and Viscount Milton, Baron Chandos of Sudeley, Jr fore Lord Kinloss and a Baronet. He was member of Pashr ment for Winchester and Radnorshire, and Lord Steward of the Household from 1783 until his death at Tunbridge Wells, Kent, 29 September 1789. He was buried the following 10 October at Whitchurch, Middlesex. His wife Margaret Nicol had died without issue at Southgate 14, and was buried, as the Marchioness of Carnarvon, 29 August 1768 at Whitchurch, Middlesex, in her thirty-third year. Administration on her estate was granted in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 8 September 1768. She attained the highest rank of (The Complete Peerage [London, 1913], any descendant of Admiral Sir William Penn. 132-133.)