Sir Peter d. 18th March, 1774, and was s. by his son, V. SIR PETER WARBURTON, who m. in 1754, Alice, daughter of the Rev. John Parker, of Astle, in the county of Chester, but had no issue. He d. 13th May, 1813, when the BARONETCY EXPIRED, and the estates, by Sir Peter's will, to his great nephew, ROWLAND-EYLES EGERTON-WARBURTON, esq. now (1838) of ARLEY. Arms Arg. a chevron, between three cormorants sable, in the chief point a cross crosslet, of the last. WARD, OF BEXLEY. daughter of John Havers, esq. of Winfarthing, and sister of Thomas Havers, esq. of Thelton Hall, by whom he had eight children. He was s. by his eldest son, THOMAS WARD, esq. of Bexley, who m. Eleanor, daughter of Thomas Godsalve, esq. of Buckenham, in Norfolk, and was s. by his son, THOMAS WARD, esq. who m. Anne, daughter of William Pert, esq. of Essex, and left a son and heir, 1. SIR EDWARD WARD, knt. of Bexley, who was twice sheriff of Norfolk, and was created a BARONET by CHARLES II. 19th December, 1660. He married first, the daughter of Catlyn, esq. and secondly, Elizabeth, daughter and heir of John Harbourne, esq. of Mundham, and grandaughter of William Harbourne, who was sent ambassador from Queen ELIZABETH, to the Grand Seignior: by the latter he had issue, and dying about 1664, was s. by his son, 11. SIR EDWARD WARD, who m. Jane, daughter of William Rant, M.D. of London, and died about 1684, when he was s. by his eldest son, III. SIR THOMAS WARD, who d. unm. in 1692, and was s. by his brother, IV. SIR EDWARD WARD, who married Barbara, dau. and co-heir of Leonard Gooch, esq. of Earsham, in Norfolk, and was s. by his son, V. SIR EDWARD WARD, who m. Susan, daughter and heir of William Randall, of Yarmouth, merchant, and had issue, EDWARD, his successor. RANDALL, heir to his brother. Susan. He died 2nd March, 1737, and was s. by his son, VI. SIR EDWARD WARD, who died unmarried, aged twenty-one, 7th April, 1742, and was s. by his brother, VII. SIR RANDALL WARD, who m. Miss Randall, and died 8th May, 1762, leaving a son and successor, VIII. SIR EDWARD WARD, who d. s. p. about the year 1770, when the BARONETCY EXPIRED. Arms-Cheque, or and azure, a bend, ermine. WARNER, OF PARHAM. CREATED 19th Dec. 1660. EXTINCT about 1770. CREATED 16th July, 1660. EXTINCT Lineage. JOHN WARD, who possessed the manor of Kirby. Bedon, in Norfolk, in 1363; m. the daughter of John de Boscoe, and from him descended ROBERT WARD, esq. of Kirby, who wedded the daughter of Sir Giles Capel, of London, knt. and had a son and heir, HENRY WARD, esq. of Postwick, who m. the daughter of William Ugge, esq. of Peckthorpe, and had several children. The eldest son, EDWARD WARD, esq. of Bexley, in Norfolk, m. Anne, Lineage. 1. JOHN WARNER, esq. of Parham, in Suffolk, son of Francis Warner, esq. of Parham, by Elizabeth, his wife, daughter of Sir John Rous, knt. of Henham, and a lineal descendant of the ancient family of Warner, of Warner's Hall, in Great Waltham, Essex, was created a BARONET in 1660. He m. Trevor, daughter of Sir Thomas Hanmer, bart. of Hanmer, and had two daughters, who both took the veil. At Sir John's decease the title became EXTINCT. Arms- Or, a bend engr. between six roses gu. 1643, and having Frances, grandaughter and heir of Edward Sutton, Lord Dudley, was created BARON WARD, of Birmingham; from his marriage descended the Lords Dudley and Ward, &c. 1. FRANCIS WARRE, esq. of Hestercombe, in the parish of Kingston, in the county of Somerset, created a BART. in 1673, was only son of Sir John Warre, knt. M.P. for the county of Somerset, who died in 1669, by Unton, daughter of Sir Francis Hawley, of BucklandSororum, bart. (afterwards Baron Hawley, in the kingdom of Ireland; descended by his mother and grandmother from the Portmans, of Orchard-Portman, and the Lords Poulet of Hinton St. George.) Sir Francis Warre, in his early years was a captain in the Duke of Monmouth's own regiment, but upon his marriage he retired: he was also colonel of the Taunton regiment, vice-admiral of Somersetshire and the port of Bristol, a deputy lieutenant, in the commission of the peace, and M. P. for the boroughs of Bridgewater and Taunton in various parliaments to the year 1716. He twice married: first, Anne, daughter and heir of Robert Cuffe, esq. of Creech St. Michael, by whom he had one son, who served as a captain of dragoons, and died at Ghent, in Flanders, in the thirtythird year of his age; and secondly, Margaret, daughter of John Harbin, merchant of London, of a family of that name near Yeovil, in the county of Somerset, by whom he had William, who died an infant. MARGARET. Sir Francis died 1st December, 1718, and was buried with his ancestors in the family vault at Kingston. He was heir to Kentisbere, Meriet, Atwood, Percehaye, Clavile, Combe, Chipleigh, St. Barbe, and Cuffe, whose arms he quartered with his own. At his decease the BARONETCY became EXTINCT; but Hestercombe and the other estates of which he died seized devolved upon his only surviving child and heiress, MARGARET WARRE, who married John Bampfylde, younger and only brother of Sir Coplestone Warwick Bampfylde, of Poltimore, in the county of Devon, bart. The first wife of John Bampfylde, esq. was Elizabeth, daughter of Basset, esq. of Heanton Court, in the county of Devon, by whom he had no issue. He was representative in parliament first for the county of Devon, which he gave up to his nephew, Sir Richard Warwick Bampfylde, bart. when he came of age, and after that for the city of Exeter. He was born 8th April, 1690, and died 17th September, 1750, and is buried at Kingston. By his second wife, Margaret, the heiress of Hestercombe, he had issue, COPLESTONE WARRE BAMPFYLDE, who succeed This lady had been married before to John Malet, of Enmore, by whom she had issue an only daughter and heir, Elizabeth, m. to John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester. + His first wife was Vere, third daughter of the Hon. and Rev. Robert Booth, S. T. P. dean of Bristol, fifth 4 B ed to the Hestercombe estates: of whom presently. Elizabeth, who d. unm. Margaretta, who married, as second wife, 31st December, 1753, George Tyndale,+ esq. of Bathford, in the county of Somerset, lineally descended from the feudal Barons de Tyndale, in South Tyne-dale, in the county of Northumberland (see BURKE's Commoners), and died in December, 1792, leaving issue, JOHN, who pursuant to the will of his Warre maternal uncle, Coplestone Bampfylde, esq. became possessed of the Hestercombe and other estates, and assumed the name of WARRE after that of Tyndale (vide infra). Thomas Bampfylde, esq. of Withiel-Flory, Georgiana Maria, m. Charles Corfield, esq. of Knowle House, near Taun- Thomas Bampfylde Tyndale died 17th Margaretta, m. to Charles Hill, esq. late Caroline, m. to Arthur Chichester, esq. of the county of Devon, and has is sue. Elizabeth, twin sister to John. She died unmarried. Charlotte, m. to Thomas Eagles, esq. late of Bristol, and has issue, Edward. John, in holy orders. George Tyndale, esq. of Bathford, died in 1771, and was buried at Bathford. COPLESTONE WARRE BAMPFYLDE, only son of Margaret, the heiress of Hestercombe, m. Mary, second daughter of Edward Knight, esq. of Woolverley, in the county of Worcester, but had no issue. He was for many years colonel of the Somersetshire militia, and in the commission of the peace. He died 29th August, 1791, and bequeathed Hestercombe and his other estates to his nephew and heir-at-law, John Tyndale, on condition of his assuming the name of WARRE. This JOHN TYNDALE WARRE, eldest son of George Tyndale, esq. aforesaid, by his second wife, Margaretta Bampfylde, was possessed of Hestercombe upon the death of his uncle, and took the name of WARRE. He was born in 1756, and married 10th January, 1789, Elizabeth, only child and heiress of John Farell, esq. late of Bristol, by whom he had an only daughter and heiress, ELIZABETH EDWARD BORLACE, esq. m. first, the third daughter of Sir Michael Dormer, knt. but that lady died issueless. He wedded, secondly, Miss Jane Hudleston, and by her had two sons, namely, EDWARD, who m. a daughter of William Bury, of He was buried at Little Marlow, 22nd August, William, m. Mary, daughter of Flask, and d. in July, 1608. English, of He m. thirdly, Parnell, daughter of Chief Justice Sir John Baldwin, knt. by whom, who outlived him and m. secondly, Thomas Ramsay, of Hitcham, he had a third son, JOHN BORLACE, esq. of Marlow, who was sheriff 9 ELIZABETH, member for the county of Bucks 28th of the same reign, and sheriff again in two years after. He m. Anne, daughter and co-heir of Sir Richard Litton, by whom (who d. in January, 1621,) he had WILLIAM (Sir), his heir. Elizabeth, m. to Samuel Backhouse, esq. of Swal- gent. He d. in May, 1593, and was s. by his son, SIR WILLIAM BORLACE, knt. sheriff 43 Elizabeth, M.P. for Alesbury, 1 JAMES I. and for Wycombe, 12th JAMES and 3rd CHARLES. He m. Mary, daughter of Nicholas Backhouse, esq. of London, and by her, who d. in July, 1625, had issue, WILLIAM (Sir), his successor. John, M.P. for Marlow, 15 and 16 CHARLES 1. d. Henry, M.P. for Aylesbury, 18th JAMES L. and for The eldest son, SIR WILLIAM BORLACE, knt. was of Marlow and Bockmer. He m. Amy, daughter of Sir F. Popham, of Littlecot, in Wiltshire, and had issue, JOHN, his heir. William, M.P. for Marlow, 12 and 13 CHARLES II. was buried 1st November, 1665, left three daughters, HENRIETTA, M. to Sir Richard Astley, bart. Henry. Anne, m. to Richard Grenville, esq. ancestor of the Duke of Buckingham, and d. 30th January, 1646. Mary, d. unm. and was buried 27th February, 1637. He was s. by his eldest son, SIR JOHN BORLACE, who was created a BARONET 4th May, 1642. This gentleman was a conspicuous member of the administration of Ireland, and was for some time one of the lords justices of that kingdom. He was afterwards, during the civil war, voted a delinquent, and compounded for his estate by paying £2400. He d. in August, 1672, and was s. by his only son, SIR JOHN BORLACE, who died in 1689, when the BaRONETCY EXPIRED, leaving an only child and heiress, ANNE BORLACE, who m. Arthur Warren, esq. of Stapleford, in Nottinghamshire, and had issue, BORLACE WARREN, her heir. Arnold Warren, baptized 17th Oct. 1678. Anne Warren, m. to Charles, Viscount Cullen. The eldest son, BORLACE WARREN, esq. of Little Marlow, had by Anne, his wife, five sons, viz. Arthur who d. in 1768. Arnold, d. in 1767. Charles. JOHN-BORLACE. James. Anne, m. to her cousin, Charles, Viscount Cullen, and d. in 1754. The fourth son, I. SIR JOHN-BORLACE WARREN, G. C. B. an admiral in the royal navy, distinguished for his high professional abilities and valour, was created a BARONET ist June, 1775. He was afterwards sworn of the privy council, and accredited ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the court of Russia. He married Caroline, daughter of General Sir John Clavering, K.C.B. and had (with a son, killed at the landing of the Bristol troops in Egypt) an only surviving daugh. ter and heir, FRANCIS-MARY, m. to George Charles, fourth Lord Sir John was M.P. for Marlow in 1774 and 1780, and subsequently for Nottingham. He d. in 1822, when the BARONETCY became EXTINCT. Arms-Quarterly; first and fourth, cheque or, and azure, on a canton gules, a lion rampant for WARREN; second and third, ermine, on a bend, sable, two arms issuing from the clouds, rending a horse shoe, all ppr. for BORLACE. SIR WILLIAM GASTENEYS, father of another SIR WILLIAM GASTENEYS, who had two sons, both of the same name, viz.* WILLIAM (Sir), the elder, had free warren in Brasinburgh and Carleby, in the county of Lincoln; Garthrop, in Leicestershire; and Colton, in Staffordshire, 48 HENRY III. His wife's name was Constance, and by her he left a son and heir, JOHN (Sir), who m. Isabella, daughter of German Hay, of Acton, in the county of York, and had two sons, WILLIAM (Sir), and John, rector of the church of Cranweys, who was living 10 EDWARD III. The elder, WILLIAM (Sir), m. the daughter of Sir John Brett, of Norfolk, and was s. by his son, THOMAS (Sir), living 18 EDWARD III. who m. Johanna, daughter of John Toly, of Wymondham, and left a daughter, his heir, THOMASINE, who m. Sir Nicholas Greseley, knt. of Drakelow, in Derbyshire, and conveyed Colton and other lands, in Staffordshire, to the Gresleys. WILLIAM (Sir), the younger. In the memorandums of BURWASH, bishop of Lincoln, is mentioned, that in 1324, the French king, CHARLES the Fair, threatening to invade England, EDWARD II. appoints Sir Robert de Hercy and Sir William his son, EDMOND GASTNEIS, who purchased the manor of Totwick, in the county of York, from Sir John Hor bury, knt. in the 28th of EDWARD I. and had a charter of warren from the crown, in the said manor, with the advowson of the church. His eldest son, SIR HARDOLPH de WastneIS, knt. was summoned in the 9th of EDWARD III. with others, to a council in the West Riding of the county of York. He m. twice, but leaving no issue, was s. by his brother, SIR EDMOND DE WASTNEIS, knt. great-grandfather of JOHN WASTNEIS, Lord of Headon, in Nottinghamshire, who was returned amongst the gentry of that county, 12 HENRY VI. His son and heir, ROBERT WASTNEIS, held in Headon and Ousthrop, in the county of Nottinghamshire, two knights' fees, about the time of EDWARD IV. He m. Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Nelson, of Yorkshire, merchant of the staple, and was s. by his son, GEORGE WASTNEIS, esq. who m. Elizabeth, daughter of William Blithe. His eldest son, GEORGE WASTNEIS, esq. m. Anne, daughter of Richard Basset, esq. of Fledborough, and was s. by his son, GEORGE WASTNEIS, esq. who m. Mary Melford, and left a son and heir, GEORGE WASTNEIS, esq. of Headon, in the county of Nottingham, living in 1575, who m. Jane, daughter of Lionel Reresby, esq. of Thribergh, in the county of York, and was s. by his son, 1. HARDOLPH WASTNEIS, esq. of Headon, who was created a BARONET by JAMES I. 18th December, 1622. He served as sheriff for the county of Nottingham, 11 CHARLES I. Sir Hardolph m. Jane, daughter of Gervase Eyre, esq. of Keveton, in the county of York, and had issue, Martha, m. to Richard Tye, esq. of East Retford, in the county of Nottingham. Jane, m. to John Kirke, esq. of Eaton, in the same county. He d. in May, 1649, and was s. by his eldest son, II. SIR HARDOLPH WASTNEYS, steward of East Retford, in the county of Nottingham, who m. Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas Chichely, knt. of Wimpole, in the county of Cambridge, but dying without issue, in 1672, was s. by his nephew, III. SIR EDMUND WASTNEYS, who m. Catherine Wastneys, knts. to raise the array in the parts of Lindsey, and therewith defend the coasts; and the said Bishop Burwash was to tender them the usual oaths. 555 daughter and co-heir of Col. William Sandys, of Askham, Notts, and great grandaughter of Edwin Sandys, archbishop of York, and had issue, HARDOLPH, his heir. Catherine, m. to Edward Hutchinson, esq. a capt. in the army, second son of Samuel Hutchinson, esq. of Boston, and had an only daughter and heiress, CATHERINE HUTCHINSON, m. first in 1728, to JUDITH-LAETITIA BURY, m. in 1755, at Sir Edmund d. 12th March, 1678, and was s. by his EDWARD WATSON, esq. of Rockingham Castle, in the county of Northampton, married Dorothy, daughter of the lord chief justice, Sir Edward Montagu, knt, and left a son and heir, SIR EDWARD WATSON, of Rockingham Castle, who was sheriff of Northamptonshire in the 34th of ELIZABETH, and received the honour of knighthood in 1603. He married Anne, daughter of Kenelm Digby, esq. of Dry Stoke, and dying in 1616, was s. by his eldest son, 1. LEWIS WATSON, esq. of Rockingham Castle, who was created a BARONET 18th December, 1621. Sir Lewis was sheriff of Northamptonshire in the 9th of CHARLES I. and having zealously adhered to the king in the civil war, was raised to the peerage, as Baron Rockingham, in 1645. He married first, the Honourable Catherine Bertie, daughter of Peregrine, Lord Willoughby de Eresby, but by her ladyship had no surviving issue. His second wife was Eleanor, daughter of Sir George Manners, knt. of Haddon, in the county of Derby, and by her he had, with three daughters, an only son, his successor, at his decease, 29th January, 1652. II. SIR EDWARD WATSON, second Lord Rockingham, who married Lady Anne Wentworth, daughter of Sir Thomas Wentworth, the eminent but unfortunate Earl of Strafford, and co-heir of her brother, William, second Earl, (refer to BURKE'S Extinct Peerage,) and dying in 1691, was s. by his eldest son, III. SIR LEWIS WATSON, third Lord Rockingham, who married Catherine, daughter and heir of George Sondes, Earl of Feversham, and was in consequence created Viscount Sondes, of Lees Court, in Kent, and Earl of Rockingham. He d. 19th March, 1724, and was s. by his grandson, IY. SIR LEWIS WATSON, Second Earl of Rockingham, who married Anne, daughter of Sir Henry Furnese, bart. of Waldershare, but dying s. p. in 1745, was §. by his brother, V. SIR THOMAS WATSON, third Earl of Rockingham, who died unm, 26th February, 1746, when all the honours, save the Barony and BARONETCY, became extinct, but those devolved upon his cousin, VI. SIR THOMAS WATSON-WENTWORTH, (the latter assumed under the will of William Wentworth, second Earl of Strafford, who devised Sir Thomas his estates upon that condition,) was created in 1728, Earl of Malton, &c. and in 1746, Marquess of Rockingham. He married Lady Mary Finch, fourth daughter of Daniel, Earl of Winchelsea and Nottingham, and had issue, CHARLES, his successor. ANNE, m. in 1744, to William, Earl Fitz William, HENRIETTA-ALICIA, m. to Mr. Sturgeon. He d. 14th December, 1750, and was s. by his son, VII. SIR CHARLES WATSON-Wentworth, second Marquess of Rockingham, K.G. an eminent statesman and PRIME MINISTER, at one time, in the reign of GEORGE III. His lordship married Mary, daughter and heir of Thomas Bright, esq. of Badsworth, in the county of York, but died s. p. 1st July, 1782, when all his honours, including the BARONETCY, became EXTINCT, while the principal part of the Wentworth estates devolved upon his nephew, William, late Earl Fitzwilliam. |