8. ELIZABETH, m., 24 Nov. 1768, the hon. Ponsonby Moore, brother of Charles Moore, marquess of Drogheda, K.P.

9. CATHARINE, m., 1 July 1765, Maurice, 1st lord Hartland.

The viscount d. 1 March 1766, and was succeeded by his son,

STEPHEN, 2d viscount, who was advanced, 1781, to the dignity of earl of Mountcashell, and m., 3 June 1769, Helena Rawdon, da. of John, 2d earl of Moira, by Helena Perceval, da. of John, earl of Egmont, and by her (who d. 27 May 1792) had issue,

1. STEPHEN, 2d earl.

2. JOHN, b. 19 June 1772, d. unm. 3. WILLIAM, b. 7 April 1775.

4. HELENA, b. 20 May 1778, m. George, 3d earl of Kingston.

His lordship d. 14 May 1790, and was succeeded by his son,

STEPHEN, 2d earl, b. 19 March 1770, m., 12 Sept. 1791, Margaret, eldest da. of Robert, 2d earl of Kingston, by whom (who d. 1837) he had issue,

1. STEPHEN, present and 3d earl. 2. ROBERT, b. 12 June 1793, lieut-col. in the army.

3. EDWARD-GEORGE, in holy orders, canon of Windsor, b. 18 Aug. 1798, m., 27 March 1827, Anne-Matilda, da. of Robert

Trefusis, late lord Clinton, and has

1. Matilda-Fanny-Louisa, b. 18 Jan.

1828.

2. Robert-Edward, b. 20, and d. 21 Nov. 1828.

4. RICHARD-FRANCIS, b. 26 July 1802.

5. HELEN-ELEANOR, b. 30 March 1795, m., 9 Feb. 1813, sir Richard Robinson, bart., grand-nephew of Richard, lord Rokeby, archbishop of Armagh, and primate of Ireland.

6. JANE-ELIZABETH, b. 17 Sept. 1796, m., 17 June 1819, the right hon. William-Yates Peel, brother of sir Robert Peel, bart.

7. ELIZABETH-ANNE, b. 27 Aug. 1804. The earl d. 27 Oct. 1822, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

STEPHEN, present and 3d earl.

Heir Apparent -STEPHEN, lord KILWORTH, the earl's son.

Creations-Baron, 14 July 1764; Viscount, 22 Jan. 1766; Earl, 5 Jan. 1781.

Arms-Sable, a swan within a border engrailed argent.

Crest-A falcon preying on a rabbit. Supporters-Dexter, a leopard; sinister, a rhinoceros; both proper, plain collared and chained or.

Motto-Vis unita fortior. Force united becomes more powerful.

RANDAL M'DONNELL, of Dunluce, descended from the Macdonalds, lords of the isles, was created earl of Antrim, 12 Dec. 1620, and d. 1636, leaving 2 sons, RANDAL, 2d earl, who was advanced to the dignity of marquess of Antrim, on account of his loyalty to king Charles I., 1644; was twice m., but d. without issue, 3 Feb. 1682; and ALEXANDER, 3d earl who d. 1699, leaving issue,

RANDAL, 4th earl, who m., Rachael, sister of Clotworthy, 2d viscount Massereene, and d. 19 Oct. 1721, leaving issue,

ALEXANDER, 5th earl, b. 15 July 1713; he m., 1st, 10 April 1735, Elizabeth, da. of Mathew Pennefather, esq., which lady d. March 1737, leaving no issue; he m., 2dly, Anne, eldest da. and h. of Charles-Patrick Plunkett, esq., son of Matthew, 7th lord Louth, by which lady (who d. 15 Jan. 1755) he had issue,

1. RACHAEL, b. 4 May 1741, m., 20 Aug. 1777, Joseph Sandford, of Ninehead, co. Somerset, esq., and d. Jan. 1811.

2. ELIZABETH-HELENA, b. 26 June 1747, m., 1 Sept. 1777, col. James Calendar, and d. Oct. 1797.

3. RANDAL-WILLIAM, created a marquess. The earl m., 3dly, 5 July 1755, Catharine, youngest da. of Thomas Meredyth, of Newton, esq., and relict of James Taylor, esq., brother of Thomas, earl of Bective, by whom he had no issue. The earl d. 13 Oct. 1775, and was succeeded by his only son,

RANDAL-WILLIAM, 6th earl, b. 4 Nov. 1749, created marquess of Antrim, Aug. 1789, and earl of Antrim, 2 May 1785, with remainder to his daughters, and their issue male; m., 3 July 1774, Letitia Morres, eldest da. of Hervey, 1st viscount Mountmorres, and relict of the hon. Arthur Trevor, only son of Arthur, 1st viscount Dungannon,

and had issue by her, (who d. 7 Dec. 1801,) 1. ANNE-CATHARINE, who succeeded her father.

2. LETITIA-MARY, twin with her sister, b. 12 July 1775, d.

3. CHARLOTTE, late countess The marquess d. 28 July 1791, when the marquessate became extinct, and the earl | dom descended to his eldest da ter,

ANNE-CATHARINE, who sutere ed her! father in the earldom and viscounty, 4, 12 July 1775, m., 1st, 28 April 17:09, to sir Henry | Tempest-Vane, of Winyard, co. Di m. bart., and by him (who d. 1 Aug. 1813) had issue,

FRANCES-ANNE VANE-TEMPEST, & 16 1 Jan. 1800, m. Charles-William, present marquess of Londonderry.

The countess m., 2dly, 24 May 1817, Edmund Phelps, esq., who assumed the

7. CHARLES-FORTESCUE, Viscount Dunluce, 4. un 25 July 134.

& CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, b. 31 May 1:1, m., Aug li, Bertie George Osborn, ekiest of air Jen Osb rn, bart.

9. HUGH SK MOUR, present earl. 10. MANK, Ap: 1114.

11. FANN,

May 1-15,

12 AT UPS COMEFio, & 16 May 1820, Pe courtesa 1.4 Oct 15, and was succreder by here' fest surviving son,

HU SEVMOR, pr sent call.

Her P Hon. MARK KEAR, his lordatips to her.

Contin Vount and Farl, 2 May 1785. 4m Quarterly, 1st and 4th, M DONNLL, VIZ quarter.y. 1st, or, a lan rampant guls, Al. of a Gexter arm, issuant from the sinister feas point out of a cloud proper, in tie hand a cross cronict, fitche erect azure;

The countess d. 30 June 1834, and was succeeded by her only surviving sister,

CHARLOTTE, 6. 11 Feb. 1776, m., 18 July 1799. lord Mark-Robert Kerr, 3d son of William-John, Sth marquess of Lothian, a rear-admiral of the red, and had issue,

1. LETITIA-LOUISA, &5 May 11, d. 1819. 2. SYDNEY, b. May 1801, d. an infant. 3. WILLIAM, &. Aug. 1802, d. 1819. 4. MARK, b. 12 Aug. 1, d. young.

5. GEORGIANA-ANNE EMILY, b. 3 July 1806, m., 17 Oct. 1825, hon. and rev. Frede rick Bertie, brother to the earl of Abingdon. 6. CAROLINE-MARY, &. 4 Jul 1, 19 29 July 1826, the rev. Horace-Robert Pechell, chancellor of Brecon.

4th per fess, asure and vert, a dolphin nalant in fessroper. and id, kann, viz.

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arterly, 1st and 4th. arure, a sun in splendur, or, alt. gles on a chevron argent, three mullets of the field: 31. vert on a chevroa, between three unicorns heads argent, as many mullets sable.

Crest 1st. A dexter arm embowed in fess, a uped at the shoulder, vested or, cuffs argent, holding in the hand a cross crosslet, fchee are: M'DONNELL. 24. A sun in splendour or. KERR.

Supynters Diter, a wild man wreathed about the temples and lomis proper. Suter, a fa'e n, wigsverted proper, beaked, men bered and beled or.

Motto-Sero, sed serio. Late, but seriously.

WILLIAM DE PAKENHAM was resident at Pakenham, co. Suffolk, temp. Edward 1.: his eldest son, sir Edmund Pakenham, m., temp. Edward II., Rose, da. and co-h. of Robert de Valines, from whom descended sir Hugh Pakenham, who d. temp Henry VII., leaving issue, 1. sir John Pakenham, whose only da. and sole h., Constance, carried the estate of Lordington, co. Sussex, to her husband, sir Geoffry de la Pole, knt., 2d son of sir Richard de la Pole, K.G., by Margaret Plantagenet, countess of Salisbury, only da. of George, duke of Clarence, brother to Edward IV.; 2. NICHOLAS, ancestor of the earls of Longford; 3. Anne, m. sir William Sidney, knight banneret, by whom she was mother of sir Henry Sidney, K.G., lord deputy of Ireland. Sir Edward Pakenham, knt., grandson of Nicholas,

accompanied his cousin, sir Henry Sidney, to Ireland, 1576: his grandson, Henry Pakenham, was seated at Pakenham Hall, co. Westmeath, temp. Charles II., and was father of sir Thomas Pakenham, knt., of Pakenham Hall, prime serjeant-at-law 1695, whose son and heir, Edward Pakenham, of Pakenham Hall, knight of the shire co. Westmeath, 1713, was father of

THOMAS PAKENHAM, 1st lord, b. May 1713, m., 5 March 1739, Elizabeth, sole heiress of Michael Cuffe, esq., nephew and heir of Ambrose Aungier, 2d and last earl of Longford of that family, was created, 1756, baron of Longford, and had issue by her, (who was created, 20 June 1785, countess of Longford, and d. 27 Jan. 1794,)

1. EDWARD-MICHAEL, 2d lord.

2. ROBERT, in the army, who d. unm. 1775.

3. WILLIAM, d. young.

4. Sir THOMAS, G.C.B., and admiral of the red, b. 1757, m., 24 June 1785, Louisa, da. of the right hon. John Staples, and d. 2 Feb. 1836, leaving issue,

1. Edward-Michael, b. 23 Aug. 1786, M.P. for Donegal, has taken the surname of CONOLLY in addition to and after Pakenham, m., 25 May 1819, CatherineJane, da. of Chambre Brabazon PonsonbyBarker, esq., and has issue, 1. Louisa, b. 1821; 2. Thomas, b. 1823; 3. Chambre, b. 1824, d. June 1835; 4. Henrietta, b. 1825; 5. Frederick-William-Edward, b. 1826; 6. Arthur, b. 1828; 7. a son, b. 23 Jan. 1833; 8. a son, b. Aug. 1834.

2. Thomas, E.I.C. civil service, Bengal, b. 12 Oct. 1787, m., Feb. 1813, IsabellaMary, da. of lieut.-gen. sir Frederick-Augustus Wetherall, K.C.H., and by her (who d. 10 Nov. 1827) had issu, George, b. 1824.

3. William, b. 3 Feb. 1789.

4. John, capt. R.N., b. 18 Oct. 1790, m., Aug. 1817, Caroline-Emily, da. of sir Home Riggs Popham, and has issue, 1. Catherine; 2. Elizabeth; 3. Louisa-Barbara, b. Jan. 1822; 4. Thomas-Conolly, b. 21 March 1825.

5. Louisa-Anne, b. 12 March 1792, m., 1 Sept. 1814, William-Dutton Pollard, esq. 6. Elizabeth, b. 29 Sept. 1793

7. Henrietta, b. 20 Sept. 1795, m., 10 April 1826, rev. John Hare.

8. Richard, b. 19 May 1797, secretary of legation in Mexico.

9. Robert, in holy orders, b. 4 June 1799, m., 30 June 1829, Harriett-Maria, da. of right hon. Denis Browne, and has a son, b. May 1830.

10. Catherine, b. 24 Jan. 1801, d. unm. 11 May 1821.

11. Sarah, b. 17 April 1803, m., 1 March 1831, Samuel Law, esq.

12. Henry, R.N., b. 17 June 1805.

13. Helen, b. 27 July 1808.

14. Arthur, b. 23 Dec. 1810.

15. Emily, b. 8 March 1813, d. 8 July 1821.

5. ELIZABETH, b. 1742.

6. FRANCES, m., June 1776, John-Ormsby Vandeleur, esq., and d. 1779.

7. HELENA, m., June 1768, William Sherlock, of Sherlockstown, esq., and d. 1774. His lordship d. 20 April 1776, and was succeeded by his son,

EDWARD-MICHAEL, 2d lord, b. 1 April 1743, m., 25 June 1768, Catharine, 2d da. of the right. hon. Hercules-Langford Rowley, by Elizabeth, viscountess Langford, and by her (who d. 12 March 1816) had issue,

1. THOMAS, 2d earl.

2. Sir EDWARD-MICHAEL, G.C.B., major-gen. in the army, and col. 6th West India regiment, who received the thanks of both houses of Parliament for his conduct at the battles of the Pyrenees, 1813; b. 19 March 1778, killed in action near New Orleans, in America, 8 Jan. 1815, to whose memory a monument is erected in the cathedral of St. Paul, at the public expense.

3. HERCULES-ROBERT, C.B., b. 29 Sept. 1781, a major-general; received an honourable distinction for his gallant services at Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor, Ciudad Roderigo, and Badajos, m., Dec. 1817, Emily Stapleton, da. of Thomas, 22d lord Le Despencer, and has issue,

1. Emily, b. July 1818, m., 3 July 1837, sir Edmund Hayes, bart.

6. ELIZABETH, b. Sept. 1769, m., Feb. 1793, Henry Stewart, esq.

7. MARY, b. 1770, d. 1787.

8. CATHARINE, b. 1772, m. Arthur, duke of Wellington, K.G., G.C.B., &c.

9. HELEN, m., 1799, John Hamilton, esq., and d. 29 March 1807.

10. CAROLINE-PENELOPE, b. 1780, m., 1808, Henry Hamilton, esq.

His lordship d. 3 June 1792, when his

son,

THOMAS, Succeeded to the barony; and on the death of his grandmother, 27 Jan. 1794, succeeded also to the earldom, K.P.: created a peer of the United Kingdom, by the title of baron Silchester, 17 July 1821, m., 23 Jan. 1817, Georgiana Lygon, dã. of William, 1st earl Beauchamp, and has issue,

1. EDWARD-MICHAEL, present earl.

2. WILLIAM-LYGON, b. 31 Jan. 1819, in the army.

3. THOMAS-ALEXANDER, b. 3 March 1820.

4. CHARLES-REGINALD, b. 21 Sept. 1821. 5. HENRY-ROBERT, b. 26 Sept. 1822. 6. FREDERICK-BEAUCHAMP, b. 25 Sept. 1823.

7. A SON, still-born, 12 Dec. 1824. 8. CATHARINE-FELICIA, b. 24 Sept. 1826. 9. GEORGIANA-SOPHIA, b. 11 Oct. 1827. 10. A CHILD, still-born, Oct. 1828. 11. LOUISA-ELIZABETH, b. 23 Feb. 1830. 12. FRANCIS-JOHN, b. 29 Feb. 1832. The earl d. 24 May 1835, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

EDWARD-MICHAEL, present and 3d earl. Heir Presumptive-Hon. WILLIAM-LYGON PAKENHAM, the earl's next brother.

Creations-Baron Longford, 1756; Earl, 20 June 1785; and Baron Silchester, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, 17 July

1821.

Arms-Quarterly of 4. 1st. Quarterly or and gules, in the 1st quarter an eagle displayed vert-PAKENHAM. 2d. Argent, a bend dancette sable between two plain cottises azure, the bend charged with three fleurs-de-lis argent, and each cottise with three bezants-CUFFE. 3d. Ermine, a griffin segreant azure-AUNGIER. 4th. Per bend embattled argent and gules-BOYLE.

Crest-Out of a mural coronet or, a demieagle displayed gules.

Supporters-Dexter, a lion azure, charged on the shoulder with a carbuncle or. Sinister, a griffin azure, wings elevated ermine. Motto-Gloria virtutis umbra. Glory is the shadow of virtue.

RICHARD DAWSON, of Spaldington, co York, esq., m. Anne, da. of ur Herry Lowher, co. Westmorland, knt., and had issue sons and 2 das.; from his eldest son de scended ALEXANDER DAWSON, of Spaldington, living 1563, m. Margaret, da. of Rowland Herbert, of Skipworth, co. York, esq., and was great-grandfather of WIL LIAM DAWSON, who settled in Ireland temp. Charles II.; he m. Flizabeth, da of Alex ander Jardine, of the family of Apple girth, (by the da. of Alexander Johnston, of Lock erby, younger brother of James, 1st earl of Hartfield, grandfather of Will am, 1st marquess of Annandale,) by whom he had issue, EPHRAIM, who was father of

WILLIAM-HENRY DAWSON, created, 30 April 1770, baron Dau son, of Dawson's! Court, Queen's county, and, 28 June 1776, viscount Carlow, m., 8 Sept. 1757. Mary Damer, sister to Joseph, 1st earl of Dorchester, and eldest da of Joseph Damer, of Came, co. Dorset, esq.. by Mary, da. of John Churchill, of Henbury, co. Dorset, esq., and by her (who d. 2 June 1760) had issue,

1. JOHN, 2d viscount and 1st earl. 2. JOSEPH, b. 6 Oct. 1751.

3. WILLIAM, b. 11 Nov. 1753, in holy orders.

4. SAMUEL, b. 21 Feb. 1755, d. 3 April 1771.

5. EPHRAIM, b. 5 April 1757, d. 27 June 1775.

6. MARY, b. 12 Aug. 1738, m., 15 July 1762, Mervyn Archdall, of Castle Archdall, esq., and d. Dec. 1826, art. 87.

7. MARTHA, b. 25 Sept. 1745, d. 24 June 1766.

8. ANNE, b. 11 May 1748, m. major-gen. Frederick Metzner.

The viscount d. 22 Aug. 1779, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

JOHN, 2d viscount, who was created earl of Portarlington, 21 June 1785, b. 23 Aug. 1744, m., 1 Jan. 1778, Carol'ne Stuart, 5th da. of John, 3d earl of Bute, K.G., by Mary, only da. of Edward Wortley Montague, esq., (by Mary Pierrepont, eldest da. of Evelyn, duke of Kingston,) and by her (who d. 20 Jan. 1813) had issue,

1. JOHN, present earl.

2. HENRY, capt. R.N., took the surname of DAMER after that of Dawson, by royal sign manual, March 1829, b. 19 July 1786, m., 20 May 1813, Eliza, da. of EdmondJoshua Moriarty, esq., (by lady Lucy Luttrell, da. of Simon, 1st earl of Carhampton,) and has issue,

1. Jane, b. 2 July 1817.

2. Caroline Mary. A 1 Oct. 1918. 3 th Wilnamsa-Anne, March la

8. 11

4. Henry John Reuben, &, 5 Sept. 1822. 3. Louisa Gcorgana, &. 4 June 125. 3 GEORGE LIONEI, ( B., col. in the army, and M.P. for Portarlington, took the surname of DAMER after that of Daw. son, by royal sign manual, March 1829, A8 Oct. 17. m., Aug. 1825, Mary, youngest da. of lord Hugh Seymour, and has issue.

1. Georgiana Augusta, b. 13 June 1826. 2. Ceca Blanche-Horatia-Seymour, & 7 July 1828.

3. Alice Henrietta, b. 2 Nov. 1830, d. 8 April 1812.

4. Lionel-Seymour-William, &. 7 April

1832.

5. A da., b. 18 May 1835.

6. A da., b. 14 July 1836.

4. LIONEL-CHARLES, late 26th foot, b. 7 May 17, m., 15 Sept. 1820, ElizabethEmily Nugent, da. of George-Frederick, 7th earl of Westmeath, and has issue,

1. John-Henry, b. 20, and d. 23 Oct. 1821.

2. Caroline Margaret, b. 28 Oct. 1822.
3. Elizabeth-Jane, b. 28 Feb. 1824.
4. Henry-William, b. 11 May 1825.
5. George-Frederick, b. 1 June 1827.
6. and 7. Two das.

5. WILLIAM, b. 1793, m., at Rome, March 1820, Patience, youngest da. of lieut.-gen. Scott, and grandda. of sir Edward Blakett, bart., which lady d. 1821, 'and he m., 2dly, 1827, Louisa-Frances, da. of S. Wright, esq., and has,

1. George, b. 1828, d. 1829.

2. Louisa-Mary, b. 3 Nov. 1830.

6. CAROLINE-ELIZABETH, b. 21 March 1782, m., 4 Feb. 1801, sir Henry Parnell, bart.

7. LOUISA-MARY, b. 7 Sept. 1783, m., Feb. 1829, rev. Walter-Davenport Bromley, of Baginton, co. Warwick.

8. HARRIETT, b. 9 Oct. 1784, m., 4 May 1813, the hon. and rev. Henry-David Erskine, son of Thomas, lord Erskine, K.T., and d. 16 Dec. 1827.

His lordship is descended from an elder branch of the Bourkes, viscounts Mayo, (which title, conferred 1627, has lain dormant since the death of John, 8th viscount, 12 Jan. 1767,) and from the same ancestor as the de Burghs or Bourkes, earls of Clanricarde, and of Ulster, which latter earldom was carried from the family by the marriage, 1352, of Elizabeth de Burgh, sole h. of William, earl of Ulster, (by Maude, 3d da. of Henry Plantagenet, earl of Lancaster, Leicester, and Derby, grandson of Henry III.,) with Lionel, of Antwerp, duke of Clarence, 3d son of Edward III.

JOHN BOURKE, 1st earl of Mayo, was created baron of Naas 1 Aug. 1776, viscount Mayo, of Monycrower, 13 Jan. 1781, and advanced to the dignity of earl of Mayo, 24 June 1785. The earl m., 1725, Mary, 3d da. and co-h. of the right hon. Joseph Deane, lord chief baron of the exchequer, by Elizabeth, da. of John Parker, archbishop of Dublin, and had issue by her, (who d. 21 July 1774,)

1. THEOBALD, d. young. 2. JOHN, 2d earl.

3. JOSEPH-DEANE, archbishop of Tuam, and 3d earl.

4. THEOBALD, d. young.

5. RICHARD.

6. THOMAS, d. 19 March 1774.

7. ANNE; 8. MARY; both d. young.

9. CATHARINE; 10. ELIZABETH; both d. 11. MARGARET, m. sir Thomas Newcomen, of Mosstown, bart.

12. ELEANOR.

13. JANE, d. young.

The earl d. 2 Dec. 1790, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

JOHN, 2d earl, m., Feb. 1764, Margaret, eldest da. of Joseph Leeson, earl of Miltown, (who d. April 1809,) but d. without issue, and was succeeded by his brother,

JOSEPH-DEANE, 3d earl of Mayo, and archbishop of Tuam, m., 1760, Elizabeth Meade, only sister of John, 1st earl of Clanwilliam, and had issue by her, (who d. 13 March 1807,)

1. JOHN, 4th earl.

2. RICHARD, lord bishop of Waterford, b. 22 April 1767, m., 20 March 1795, Frances, 2d da. of Robert Fowler, archbishop of Dublin, and d. 15 Nov. 1832, leaving issue by her, (who d. 10 Jan. 1827,)

1. Robert, b. 12 Jan. 1797, m., 3 Aug. 1820, Anne-Charlotte, only da. of the hon. John Jocelyn, of Fair Hill, co. Louth, and has issue, 1. Robert; 2. George; 3. John; 4. Richard; 5. Frederick; 6. Charles; 7. Emily.

2. Mildred, b. 18 Dec. 1795, m., Aug. 1821, Robert Uniacke, of Woodhouse,.co. Waterford, esq.

3. Frances, b. 16 Dec. 1799.

4. Catherine, b. 19 July 1804, m., 8 June 1830, the rev. Henry-Prittie Perry.

3. JOSEPH, dean of Ossory, b. 24 Dec. 1771, m., 23 April 1799, Mary, eldest da. and co-h. of Sackville Gardiner, esq., uncle of the 1st viscount Mountjoy, and has issue, 1. Joseph-Deane, b. March 1800, d. 7 June 1824.

2. Sackville.

3. Elizabeth.

4. Charlotte.

5. Henrietta-Margaret.

4. GEORGE-THEOBALD, b. 15 April 1776, in holy orders, m., 1808, Augusta-Georgina, 2d da. of Thomas Webster, esq., and has issue,

1. Richard, b. 22 Feb. 1811.
2. John, b. 15 Aug. 1812.

3. Margaret-Louisa-Eliza, b. 4 Oct. 1813. 4. Thomas-Joseph-Deane, b. 7 March 1815.

5. CATHARINE.

6. MARY-ELIZABETH, m. Edward Southwell, lord de Clifford.

7. ELIZABETH.

8. MARY-ANNE, m., March 1806, Thomas Sotheby, esq., admiral R.N., and d. 24 March 1830.

9. CHARLOTTE, m., 1794, William Browne, of Browne's Hill, Carlow, esq., d. 15 June 1806.

10. HARRIET, d. 5 Oct. 1781.