Sir Richard, who represented the county of Hertford in parliament, died about the year 1685, and was s. by his eldest son,

II. SIR RICHARD FRANCKLYN, bart. who m. Lady Anne Rich, eldest daughter of Thomas, third Earl of Warwick, and widow of Thomas Barrington, esq. but dying without male issue in 1695, was s. by his brother,

III. SIR THOMAS FRANCKLYN, bart. This gentleman m. Mary, daughter of Ralph Hawtrey, esq. of Rislip, in Middlesex, and widow of Christopher Clitherow, esq. of Pinners, in the same county, but dying 5th October, 1728, aged seventy-two, without issue, the BARONETCY became EXTINCT.

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ROBERT FREKE, esq. was for many years auditor of the Treasury in the reigns of HENRY VIII. and Queen ELIZABETH, and died worth a plum, an immense for tune in those times. He left three sons and seven daughters, viz.

1. SIR THOMAS FREKE, knt. of Ewern Courtney, in Dorsetshire, "a person of considerable note, great trust, and authority in the county of Dorset temp. ELIZABETH and JAMES 1." He m. Elizabeth, only daughter and heir of John Taylor, alderman of London, and had, with other issue,

JOHN, of Ewern Courtney, who married twice and had issue.

Ralph, of Hannington, in Wiltshire, ances tor of the FREKES of that place.

II. John, of Hilton. III. WILLIAM.

1. Mary, m. to William Hodges.

11. Frances, m. to John Culliford, of Encomb. III. Susanna.

IV. Margaret, m. to Sir Robert Meller. v. Elizabeth, m. to Thomas Beale. vi. Ann. VII. Joan.

The youngest son,

WILLIAM FREKE, esq. who was of Sareen, in Hampshire, m. Anne, daughter of Arthur Swaine, esq. and removed with his son Arthur into Ireland, which

ARTHUR FREKE, esq. lived near the city of Cork, and marrying Dorothy, daughter of Sir Piercy Smith, of Youghall, had a son,

PIERCY FREKE, esq. who enjoyed a fair estate in the county of Cork, and coming into England, . his kinswoman, Elizabeth, daughter of Ralph Freke, esq. with whom he had a considerable fortune, and purchased the estate of Bilney, in Norfolk, wherein he was s. by his son,

1. RALPH FREKE, esq. who was created a BARONET by Queen ANNE, 4th June, 1713. Sir Ralph m. Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Meade, bart. and had issue, PIERCY, his successor.

Ralph, who d. at Richmond in 1727 unm.
JOHN-REDMOND, successor to his brother Piercy.

GRACE, eventually sole heiress of the family, who
m. in 1741, the Hon. John Evans, second son
of George, Lord Carbery, and left, with other
issue, a son,

JOHN EVANS, esq. who assumed, in compliance with the testamentary injunction of his maternal uncle, the additional surname of FREKE, and was created a BARONET in 1768. Sir John Evans-Freke's eldest son is the present John, LORD CARBERY.

Sir Ralph died about the year 1718, and was s. by his eldest son,

II. SIR PIERCY FREKE, bart. member in the parlia ment of Ireland for Baltimore, who d. unmarried at Dublin 10th April, 1728, and was s. by his brother,

III. SIR JOHN-REDMOND FREKE, bart. who m. Miss Brodrick, but d. s. p. 13th April, 1764, when the BARONETCY became EXTINCT.

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same.

FRYER, OF LONDON.

CREATED 13th Dec. 1714.-EXTINCT 11th Sept. 1726. Lineage.

1. JOHN FRYER, esq. alderman of London, who was created a BARONET in 1714, married Isabella, daughter of Sir Francis Gerard, bart. but by her, who wedded, secondly, Henry, first Viscount Palmerston, had no issue. Sir John died 11th September, 1726, when the title became EXTINCT.

FULLER, of THE INNER TEMPLE.

CREATED 1st Aug. 1687.-EXTINCT in 1709.

Lineage.

1. JAMES CHAPMAN FULLER, esq. of the Inner Temple, who was created a BARONET in 1687, m. first, Frances, daughter of John Fincham, esq. of Upwell; and secondly, Emma, daughter of Richard Hoe, esq. of the county of Norfolk, and relict of Sir Edward Wintour, but had no issue. Sir James died in the Fleet Prison in 1709, and the BARONETCY EXPIRED with him.

HENRY, his successor.

CATHERINE, M. first, in 1736, to Lewis, second
Earl of Rockingham; and secondly, in 1751, to
Francis, Earl of Guildford. She d. s. p.

Sir Robert m. thirdly, Lady Selina Shirley, daughter of Robert, first Earl Ferrars, and by that lady, who d. in 1779, had a daughter,

SELINA, m. to Sir Edward Dering, (sixth) bart. of Surrenden-Dering, in Kent, and was mother of SIR EDWARD DERING, the seventh baronet. The baronet d. 7th March, 1733, and was s. by his

son,

III. SIR HENRY FURNESE, bart. who died unmarried in 1735, aged nineteen, when the BARON ETCY became EXTINCT; the estates vesting in his three sisters in equal shares and proportions. The manor of Waldershare became eventually the property of the eldest, Catherine, Countess of Rockingham, who, having no issue, devised it to her second husband, Francis, Earl of Guildford.

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FUST, OF HILL.

FURNESE, OF WALDERSHARE.

CREATED 21st Aug. 1682.

EXTINCT 15th April, 1779.

CREATED 27th June, 1707.

EXTINCT in 1735.

Lineage.

1. SIR HENRY FURNESE, knt. of Waldershare, in Kent, an alderman of the city of London, was created a BARONET by Queen ANNE, 27th June, 1707. He m. first, Anne, daughter of Robert Brough, esq. and had by that lady an only child,

ROBERT, his heir.

Sir Henry wedded, secondly, Matilda, daughter of Sir Robert Vernon, and widow of Anthony Balam, esq. and by her had a daughter,

Matilda, m. to Richard, Lord Edgcumbe.

He d. 3rd November, 1712 (having represented the borough of Sandwich in several parliaments), and was s. by his son,

II. SIR ROBERT FURNESE, bart. M. P. for Bramber in 1698 and for New Romney in 1714, m. first, Anne, daughter of Anthony Balam, esq. by whom he had a daughter,

ANNE, m. to the Hon. John St. John, who became
Viscount St. John.

He wedded, secondly, Lady Arabella Watson, daughter of Lewis, first Earl of Rockingham, and by her had

Lineage.

This family was of great antiquity, and in remote times united with houses of high distinction: it produced many persons of eminence, amongst whom may be enumerated JOHN FUST, of the city of Mentz, in Germany, who about the year 1430, invented the art of printing, RICHARD FUST, who flourished in the reign of EDWARD IV. and THOMAS FUST, who suf fered martyrdom in 1555, having been burnt to death, at a stake in the market-place at Ware.

EDWARD FUST, of the city of London, m. about the year 1564, Jane Singleton, and had issue,

RICHARD, his heir.

Edward, b. 8th October, 1569, d. unm.
Samuel, a merchant at Bristol, d. there unm.
Julian, b. 2nd November, 1566, m. first, to Sir
Thomas Hackett, knt. master of the Court of
Wards, temp. JAMES I. and secondly, to Sir
Randolph Crew, knt. chief justice of the Com-
mon Pleas in the same reign.

Jane, d. unmarried.

Barbara, b. 12th October, 1573, m. to Francis Chaloner, of Lindfield and Kenwalls, in Sus

sex.

Elizabeth, b. 31st January, 1577, m. to Henry
Fleetwood, esq. of Longby, Bucks.
Anne, d. unm.

The eldest son,

RICHARD FUST, esq. purchased in the time of Queen ELIZABETH, the manor of Hill or Hull, in the county

Richard, b. 27th January, 1632, d. unm.
Poultney, b. in February, 1635, d. unm.
JOHN, his heir, b. 5th December, 1637.
Richard, b. 23rd October, 1664, bred a merchant,
d. unm.

Elianor, m. to George Bennet, esq. of Bath.
Margaret, m. first, to Ralph Ironsides, M. D. bro-
ther of Dr. Gilbert Ironsides, Bishop of Bristol
in 1670, and, secondly, to Freke, esq. of Dorset-
shire.

Sir Edward d. 6th April, 1674, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,

11. SIR JOHN FUST, sheriff of Gloucestershire in 1675. He m. Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Richard Cocks, bart. of Dumbleton, in the same county, and dying 12th February, 1698, was buried in a vault adjoining Hill Church, and s. by his only surviving child,

III. SIR EDWARD FUST. This gentleman married four wives: first, Anne-Mary, daughter of Thomas Stephens, esq. of Lipiat, in the county of Gloucester, and by her had a daughter, Elizabeth, who m. Thomas Warner, esq. of Packenhull, in the same county. His second wife was Elizabeth, daughter and heir of William Mohun, esq. of Portishead, in the county of Somerset, and by her had, to survive infancy, one

son,

EDWARD, his heir.

He wedded, thirdly, Catherine, daughter of Francis Mohun, esq. of Fleet, in Dorsetshire, and had by that lady,

FRANCIS, heir to his half brother.
Catherine, b. 4th January, 1703-4.

His fourth wife was Susanna, daughter of Richard Cocks, esq. sister of Sir Richard Cocks, bart. of Dumbleton, and widow of Roger Thompson, of London, merchant; by her he had three children, John, Richard, and Edward, who all died in infancy. He d. 5th August, 1713, and was s. by his elder surviving

son,

IV. SIR EDWARD FUST, high sheriff of Gloucestershire in 1717, who m. Dorothy, daughter of the abovementioned Roger Thomson, of London, and had four children, who all died young. He died 27th February, 1727-8 (his widow m. Gilbert Maximilian Mohun, esq. of Fleet), and was s. by his half brother,

v. SIR FRANCIS FUST, who m. 28th September, 1724, Fanny, daughter of Nicholas Tooker, of the city of Bristol, merchant, and had surviving issue,

JOHN, his heir, b. 26th August, 1726.
Gilbert-Maximilian, b. 5th January, 1727.
Denton, b. 8th October, 1738.

Fanny-Francelia, b. 16th March, 1729-30.
Julian, b. 10th April, 1740.

Sir Francis d. 26th June, 1769, and was s. by his brother,

VI. SIR JOHN FUST, who died at the age of fifty-four, 15th April, 1779, without issue, and his brothers having, similarly, predeceased him, the BARONETCY be

1. SIR THOMAS FYTCHE, of Eltham and Mount Maskall, in Kent, descended from the ancient family of Fytche, in Essex, having been knighted by King CHARLES II. was created a BARONET in the following reign, 7th September, 1688. He m. Anne, only daughter and heir of Richard Comport, esq. of Eltham, and dying 16th September, 1688, was s. by his son,

11. SIR COMPORT FYTCHE, bart. who m. Anne, daughter of Sir Lumley Robinson, bart. of Kentwell Hall, in the county of Suffolk, and dying 29th December, 1720, was s. by his son,

III. SIR WILLIAM FYTCHE, bart. who d. a minor, unm. 13th June, 1736, when the BARONETCY became EXTINCT.

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1. SIR JAMES GALBRAITH, who was created a BARONET in 1813. He m. Rebecca-Dorothea, daughter and co-heir of John Hamilton, esq. of Castlefin (by Jane Hamilton, of Brown Hall, in the county of Donegal), and had issue,

1. JANE, m. 4th November, 1820, to Captain Charles-George Stanhope, son of the late Rear Admiral Stanhope.

II. Letitia-Elizabeth.

III. Angal-Isabella.
IV. Harriet.

v. Isabella.

Sir James died at Wells, in Somersetshire, 30th April, 1827, when the BARONETCY became EXTINCT.

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GANS, OF THE NETHERLANDS.

CREATED 29th June, 1682.-EXTINCT

Lineage.

1. SIR CORNELIUS GANS, of the Netherlands, was created a BARONET, 1682, with remainder to one Stephen Groulart; but of the dignity nothing further is known.

GARDINER, OF ROCHE COURT.

Thomas-William Whalley.

Grace Whalley, m. to Sir William Henry
Ashhurst, knt. judge of the King's
Bench.

Sir William dying in 1691, was s. by his eldest son,
II. SIR BROCAS GARDINER, who m. Alicia, daughter
of Sir John Kelynge, knt. son of the Lord Chief Jus-
tice Kelynge, and had issue,

WILLIAM, his successor.

FRANCES, who married.

Catherine, m. to Edward Kay, gent. of Hatton
Garden.

Sir Brocas was made one of the commissioners of the Stamp Office in the reign of Queen ANNE, and continued in that post until his death, 13th January, 1739-40, being then nearly eighty years of age. He was s. by his son,

III. SIR WILLIAM GARDINER, who d. unm. 30th October, 1779, when the BARONETCY became EXTINCT. His estates passed to his cousin, John Whalley, esq. of Tackley, in Oxfordshire, who assumed, in compliance with the testamentary injunction of his predecessor, the name and arms of GARDINER, and was created a BARONET in 1783. He died s. p. in 1797, and was s. in the title (which was thus limited) by his next brother, Sir James Whalley Smythe Gardiner, bart. whose son is the present Sir James W. S. Gardiner, bart. of Roche Court.

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ROBERT GARDINER, esq. (descended from the Gardiners of Wigan, in Lancashire,) m. Mary, sister of Sir William Palmer, and was s. by his son,

1. SIR WILLIAM GARDINER, K. B. of Roche Court, in the county of Southampton, who was made a knight of the Bath at the coronation of King CHARLES II. and created a BARONET in the same year, 24th December, 1660. He m. Anne, daughter and heir of Robert Brocas, esq.* of Beaurepaire, in Hampshire, and had two sons, namely,

BROCAS, his heir.

Bernard, D. D. warden of All Souls College, Oxford, who m. Grace, daughter and co heir of Sir Sebastian Smythe, knt. of Cuddesdon, in Oxfordshire, and their only surviving child,

GRACE, m. in 1742, Robert Whalley, M. D. of
Oxford, and had issue,

JOHN WHALLEY, of Tackley, in Oxford-
shire, who inherited the estates of Sir
William Gardiner.

JAMES WHALLEY, successor to his brother.

Descended from SIR BERNARD BROCAS, knt. who came into England with the CONQUEROR, under whom he was a great commander, and obtained for his services lands to the amount of £400 per annum, situated in the

Lineage.

The name of this family was originally ATTEGARE, and they were seated in the county of Kent. ALLURED ATTEGARE, of Buckland, in that county, was father of

SIR SIMON ATTEGARE, knt. of Buckland, in Sittingborne, Kent, whose son,

STEPHEN ATTEGARE, assumed the surname of GARRARD. His great-grandson,

WILLIAM GARRARD, of Sittingborne, was father of JOHN GARRARD, who bore for arms, " Argent, on a fesse sable a lion passant of the first." His son,

SIR WILLIAM GARRARD, knt. was of Dorney, in Bucks. He was a citizen of London, and LORD MAYOR in 1555. Sir William m. Isabel, daughter and co-heir of Julius Nethermill, esq. of Coventry, and had issue,

1. WILLIAM (Sir), his heir.

11. George, m. Margaret, daughter of George D'Acres, esq. of Cheshunt, Herts, and had

county of Hants, where he erected a mansion house, and called it Beaurepaire, from a place in France, whereof his ancestors were lords. He encompassed the mansion with a large moat, dug by his soldiers.

George, who d. s. p.

Anne, m. to Sir Dudley Carlton, vice-chamberlain to King CHARLES I. created Viscount Dorchester, and had a son, Henry, who d. young.

Frances, m. to Sir Richard Harrison, knt. of Hurst, Berkshire.

111. JOHN (Sir), heir to his elder brother. IV. Peter.

1. Anne, m. to Sir George Barne, knt. lord mayor of London, and had issue. (See BURKE's Commoners, vol. i. page 139.)

Sir William died in 1571. In St. Magnus's Church, near London Bridge, was erected a fair monument to his memory, thus inscribed:

Sir William Garrard, Haberdasher, Mayor, 1555, a grave, sober, wise, and discreet Citizen, equal with the best, and inferior to none of our time, deceased 1571, in the parish of St. Christopher, but was buried in this Church of St. Magnus, as in the Parish where he was born.

His eldest son and heir,

SIR WILLIAM GARRARD, knt. of Dorney, m. Eliza. beth, daughter of Sir Thomas Roe, knt. lord mayor of London, and his wife, Mary, daughter of Sir John Gresham, knt. of the same city, and had, with seven sons, who all predeceased him unmarried, the following daughters,

MARY, m. to Kedderminster.
ANNE, m. to Hynde.

ELIZABETH, unm.

JUDITH, M. to Gresham.
JANE, unm.

MARTHA, m. to Palmer.
KATHERINE, unm.

He d. 17th November, 1607, was buried in Dorney Church, where a fine monument recorded his memory, and leaving no male issue, the representation of the family devolved upon his brother,

SIR JOHN GARRARD, knt. sheriff of London in 1592, and lord mayor in 1601. He m. Jane, daughter of Mr. Richard Partridge, citizen of London, and died 7th May, 1625, leaving two sons and six daughters, and was buried in St. Magnus Church, "where on a fair monument, in the south isle of the chancel is this incription for him and his lady:"

Here lieth interred the Bodies of Sir John Gerrard, Knt. and Dame Jane, his wife, who was Daughter to Richard Partridge, Citizen and Haberdasher of London, by whom he had 13 Children; five whereof died young. They lived comfortably together, 43 years.

He was Lord-Mayor of London, in the year 1601. She departed this Life, the 24 Jan. 1616; and he left this world, the 7 of May, 1625, being 79 years old; leaving only 2 Sons, and six Daughters behind him.

This Monument was erected at the Charges of Benedict Gerrard, Gent. his youngest son, 1629.

Their surviving children were,

county of Herts, was advanced to a BARONETCY by King JAMES I. 16th February, 1621-2. He married first, in 1611, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Sir Edward Barkham, knt. lord mayor of London in 1621, by whom he had six sons and eight daughters; she died 17th April, 1632, and lies buried in the north aisle of the church of Whethampstead, in the county of Hertford: upon a handsome marble monument (whereon are placed two marble figures, at full length, of Sir John Garrard, and Dame Elizabeth, his wife), is an inscription setting forth her many virtues, age, marriage, &c. Of their surviving children were,

JOHN, successor to his father.

Jane, the wife of Sir Justinian Isham.

Sir John wedded, secondly, Elizabeth, relict of Sir Moulton Lambard, knt. of Sevenoaks, Kent, but by that lady had no issue. He d. about the year 1637, and was s. by his eldest son,

II. SIR JOHN GARRARD, bart. who m. Jane, daughter of Sir Moulton Lambard, knt. and died in 1685, leaving issue,

JOHN, his successor.

SAMUEL, heir to his brother. Nethermill.

Edward.

Elizabeth, m. first, to Sir Nicholas Gould, knt. and, secondly, to Thomas Neale, esq.

Jane, m. to Sir Thomas Spencer, bart. of Yarrington, in the county of Oxford.

m. to Anthony Farringdon, esq. serjeantat-law.

Rachael, m.to Richard Emerton, esq. of Mackeryend, in the county of Hertford.

He died in 1686, and was s. by his eldest son,

III. SIR JOHN GARRARD, who m. Katherine, daughter and co-heir of Sir James Enyon, knt. of Flore, in the county of Northampton, and relict of Sir George Boswell, bart. of Clipston, by whom he left at his decease, 13th January, 1700, an only daughter and heiress,

JANE GARRARD, who m. Montague Drake, esq. of Shardeloes, M. P. and d. in 1724, leaving a daughter, Mary Drake, the wife of Sir Edmund Everard, bart. and a son and heir,

MONTAGUE-GARRARD DRAKE, esq. of Shardeloes, M. P. for the county of Bucks, in 1722, m. Isabella, daughter and heir of Thomas Marshall, esq. and dying in 1728, was s. by his eldest surviving son,

WILLIAM DRAKE, esq. LL. D. M.P. who m. in 1746-7, Elizabeth, daughter of John Raworth, esq. and dying in 1796, left several sons, of whom the fifth

son,

CHARLES DRAKE, inherited the estates of his cousin, SIR BENET GARRARD, bart. in 1767.

Sir John leaving no male issue, the baronetcy devolved upon his brother,

IV. SIR SAMUEL GARRARD, LORD MAYOR of London in 1710, and M. P. for several years for the borough of Agmondesham. He m. first, Elizabeth, daughter of George Poyner, esq. of Coddicote-Bury, in the county of Herts, but by that lady had no issue. He m. secondly, Jane, daughter of Thomas Benet, esq. of Salthorp, Wilts, by whom he left three sons, viz. SAMUEL, his successor.

THOMAS, barrister-at-law, and common serjeant of the city of London, m. in March, 1738-9, Margaret, only daughter of Robert Gay, esq. of Hatton Garden, M. P. for the city of Bath, but d. s. p. in 1758.

BENET, successor to his elder brother.