Henry-Luke, b. 19 Jan. 1786, in holy orders, sometime rector of Lytchett Maltravers, co. Dorset. 3. JOHN, d. March 1790. 4. HONORIA, m., 1778, Walter Lambert, esq., and d. without issue. 3. SUSANNA, d. 8 Nov. 1798. ROBERT, 1st lord, b. 27 Feb. 1754, created baron of Clonbrock, 3 June 1790, m., 14 Jan. 1776, Letitia, only da. and h. of John Green, of Old Abbey, co. Limerick, esq., by Catharine Toler, eldest sister of John, lord Norbury, and had issue by her, (who 2dly, May 1802, Clement Archer, esq.,) 1. LUKE, 2d lord. m., 2. CATHARINE-BRIDGET, b. 11 Dec. 1776, m., 10 June 1797, Richard, viscount Ennismore, eldest son of the earl of Listowel, and d. 13 Oct. 1828. 3. LETITIA-SUSANNA, b. 23 Sept. 1784, m., 21 Nov. 1805, the hon. col. sir Robert le Poer Trench, K.C.B. and K.T.S., youngest son of William, 1st earl of Clancarty, who d. 1824. His lordship d. 22 July 1795, and was succeeded by his only son, LUKE, 2d lord, b. 25 April 1780, m., 6 Jan. 1803, Anastasia, only da. and h. of JosephHenry Blake, 1st lord Wallscourt, (by Louisa-Catherine, 3d da. and co-h. of Thomas Birmingham, earl of Louth,) and by her (who d. 5 June 1816) had issue, 1. ROBERT, 3d lord. 2. JOSEPH, d. an infant. 3. LOUISA, b. 2 Aug. 1805, m., Nov. 1827, John Congreve, of Mount Congreve, co. Waterford, esq. 4. LETITIA, b. 1 Sept. 1809, d. unm. Feb. 1837. His lordship d. 13 Dec. 1826, and was succeeded by his only son, ROBERT, present and 3d lord. Heir Apparent-His lordship's son. Arms-Argent, a lion rampant between three crescents, each with an estoile between the horns gules, over all a fess azure. Crest-On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a falcon rising argent, belled or. Supporters-Dexter, a griffin, wings elevated proper. Sinister, a falcon, wings inverted proper, belled or. Motto Auxilium ab alto. Help from above. ALLEYNE FITZ-HERBERT, BARON SAINT HELENS, in Ire land; Baron ST. HELENS, Co. Southampton, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom; G.C. B., G. C. H., and F.S.A. See LORD ST. HELENS, in the Peerage of Heir Apparent-None. England. Creation-31 July 1791. HENRY-MANNERS CAVENDISH, BARON WATERPARK, of Waterpark, co. Cork; and a Baronet of England, colonel of the Derbyshire militia; born 8 Nov. 1793; succeeded his father, Richard, late lord, 1 June 1830, married, 18 July 1837, Elizabeth-Jane, da. of Thomas, 1st viscount Anson, and sister of Thomas-William, earl of Lichfield. THIS noble family is descended from a branch of the house of Cavendish, from which proceeded the dukes of Devonshire, and was seated at Doveridge, co. Derby, temp. Elizabeth. Sir HENRY CAVENDISH, the 1st bart., b. 15 April 1707, eldest son of William Cavendish, esq., of Doveridge Hall, (by Mary, da. of sir Timothy Tyrrel, of Shotover, co. Oxford,) was appointed teller of the exchequer in Ireland, by his relation, William, 3d duke of Devonshire, lord-lieut. of Ireland, 1737; and was created an English bart., 7 May 1755; he m., 1730, Anne, da. and co-h. of Henry Pyne, of Water park, co. Cork, esq., (by Anne, sister of sir Richard Edgcumbe, ancestor of the earls of Mount Edgcumbe,) son of sir Richard Pyne, of Waterpark, lord-chief-justice of Ireland, by Lucy, da. of the duke of Montagu, and had issue, 1. Sir HENRY, 2d bart. 2. PYNE, m., 13 Aug. 1768, the hon. and rev. Maurice Crosbie, dean of Limerick, and d. 29 Oct. 1812. Sir Henry m., 2dly, 6 Oct. 1748, Catharine, da. of Henry Prittie, esq., ancestor of lord Dunally, and widow of sir Richard Meade, bart., and had issue by her (who d. 21 March 1779) one son. Sir Henry d. 31 Dee. 1776, and was succeeded by his son, Sir HENRY, 2d bart., b. 13 Sept. 1732, sworn of the privy council of Ireland, and receiver-general there, 1779; m., 5 Aug. 1757. Sarah, only child and h. of Richard Bradshaw, esq., lineally descended from the president Bradshaw, (which lady was created, 14 June 1792, baroness Waterpark, with remainder to her issue male, by sir Henry Cavendish,) and by her (who d. 4 Aug. 1807) had issue, 1. RICHARD, 1st lord. 2. GEORGE, &. 26 Aug. 1766, secretary to the lords of the treasury in Ireland, m., 1st, 26 Feb. 1803, Letitia Catharine, eldest da. of James Caulfield, of Stewartstown, co. Tyrone, esq. (who d. without issue 3 Aug. 1805); and, 2dly, 15 Nov. 1807, Catherine, da. of Ralph Smythe, esq. 3. AUGUSTUS, F.A.S., groom of the king's bedchamber, b. 17 Nov. 1768, d. s.p. 11 Nov. 1832, assumed by royal license, 2 June 1790, the name and arms of his maternal grandfather, Richard Bradshaw, esq., m., 13 Nov. 1796, Mary-Anne, eldest da. of James St.John Jeffreys, of Blarney Castle, esq. (whose former marriage with George-Fre derick, 7th earl of Westmeath, had been dissolved in the same year.) 4. FREDERICK, b. 7 July 1777. m., May 1801, Eleanor Gore, 6th da. of Arthur, 2d earl of Arran, by whom (who d. 27 March 1812) he had issue, 1. Henry-Arthur, &. 28 March 1802, d. 1803. 2. Frederick, b. 18 Aug. 1803, m., 7 April 1834, Anne, eldest da. of Brabazon Morris, esq. Sarah-Anne, &. 19 Aug. 1804. 4. Catherine-Elizabeth, 6. 10 Jan. 1806. 5. Louisa-Sophia, b. 4 Dec. 187, m., 18 Aug. 1832, Joseph-William Morris, esq., and d. 1 Oct. 1844. 6. Eleanor, b. 24 March 1809, m., Jan. 1834, Walter-James Burke, esq. The hon. Frederick Cavendish m., 2dly, 5 Oct. 1827, Agnes-Catherine, eldest da. of Alexander Macdonnell, esq., and had issue, 7. Alexander-Macdonnell, b. 25 March 1819. 8. Henry-Joseph, 6. 10 July, d. 10 Oct. 1820. 9. George-Joseph, b. 10 Oct. 1821, d. 12 Jan. 1822. 10. Richard-Augustus, b. 23 March 1823. 11. John-Arthur, b. 23 Sept. 1826. 12. Henry-Edward, b. Oct. 1829, d. 16 Feb. 1830. 5. CATHARINE, b. 16 Oct. 1758, m., 1776, Frederick, baron de Ville. 6. DEBORAH, &. 13 May 1762, m., 20 Dec. 1780, sir Richard Musgrave, of Turin, co. Waterford, bart., and d. March 1832. 7. SARAH, &. 21 May 1763, m. Arthur Annesley, 1st earl of Mountnorris. 8. ANNE, b. 22 March 1774, m. JamesCaulfield Browne, 2d lord Kilmaine. The baroness d. 4 Aug. 1807, and was succeeded by her eldest son, Sir RICHARD, 1st lord, b. 13 July 1765, m., 6 Aug. 1789, Juliana, eldest da. and co-h of Thomas Cooper, of Mullimart Castle, Kildare, esq., and had issue, 1. HENRY-MANNERS, present lord. 2. RICHARD, resident at the court of Gwalior. 3 GEORGE JOHN, capt. R.N. 4. AUGUSTUS, in holy orders, m., Dec. 1830, miss Legh. & FREDERICK, in the army, aide-de-camp to the governor of Bombay. 6. THOMAS, in holy orders, vicar of Cahir, m., 4 May 1835, Sophia, da. of sir John Robinson, bart. 7. WILLIAM-BARNARD, b. June 1806, d. 30 April 1808. 8. SARAH GEORGIANA, m., 18 Nov. 1819, George-Richard Philips, eldest son of sir George Philips, of Sedgeley, co. Lancaster, bart. 9. ANNE-EMMA. 10. JULIANA, m., 28 Dec. 1816, Frederick Taylor, of Chicknall House, co. Salop, esq. 11. CATHERINE. 12. HARRIETT, b. 21 March 1809, d. 30 March 1811. His lordship d. 1 June 1830, and was succeeded by his eldest son, HENRY-MANNERS, present and 2d lord. Heir Apparent Creations-Baronet, 7 May 1755; Baron Waterpark, 14 June 1792. Arms-Quarterly. 1st and 4th. Sable, three stags heads caboshed two and one within a border argent-CAVENDISH. 2d and 3d. Argent, two bendlets, the upper azure, the lower gules-BRADSHAW. Crest-On a ducal coronet or, a serpent nowed fesswise proper. Supporters-Derter, a stag per bend indented gules and sable, attired and unguled or. Sinister, a stag proper, attired and unguled or, and gorged with a chaplet of four roses, argent and azure alternately. Motto-Cavendo tutus. Secure by caution. WILLIAM-THOMAS GRAVES, LORD GRAVES, Baron of Gravesend, co. Londonderry; born 18 April 1804; succeeded his father, Thomas-North, late lord, 7 Feb. 1830; married, 1832, mademoiselle The rese-Sophie, da. of general Berthier, and widow of general count Brugere, who d. 2 Aug. 1833. 2. James, d. unm. 3. John, in holy orders, m. miss Hudson, and had issue, 1. Samuel, rear-admiral R.N.; m. miss Featherstonehaugh, of Featherstonehaugh Castle, co. Northumberland; 2. John, of Barley, near Exeter, admiral R.N., m. Elizabeth, da. and sole h. of Richard Sawle, of Polmaugan, co. Cornwall, esq., and was father of sir Joseph-Sawle Graves-Sawle, bart., so created 22 March 1836 (see Debrett's new Baronetage); 3. Hudson, d. young; 4. sir Thomas Graves, K.B., vice-admiral of the blue, m., Ist, miss Bacon, sister to col. Philip Bacon, by whom he had an only da., Mary, and, 2dly, miss Blacknall, of Parham, co. Suffolk, by whom he had no Issue, and d. 1814; 5. Richard, admiral R.N., d. 5 March 1836, having m. LouisaCaroline, only da. of sir John Colleton, of London, bart., and had issue, SamuelColleton, and other children, of whom Septima-Sexta m., 12 Sept. 1819, sir JamesRoupell Colleton, bart., and d. 14 Dec. 1831; 6. William-Samuel, admiral of the white, b. 1713, d. March 1787, without issue; 7. Olivia, m. Charles Knox, esq. 3. JONATHAN, d. young. 4. THOMAS, rear-admiral R.N., father to Thomas, 1st lord Graves. 5. MARY. THOMAS GRAVES, esq., of Thankes, co. Cornwall, rear-admiral R.N., and youngest son of James Graves, esq., before mentioned, was b. in 1680, and m., 1st, in 1713, miss Warne, who d. without issue in 1718; and, 2dly, in 1723, Elizabeth, da. of Gilbert Budgell, of St. Thomas's, near Exeter, D.D., who d. Dec. 1755, leaving issue, 1. WILLIAM, a master in the high court of chancery, who d. unm. in 1801. 2. THOMAS, 1st lord Graves. 3. JAMES, d. an infant. 4. ANNE, d. Feb. 1794. THOMAS GRAVES, 1st lord Graves, entered very early into the R.N., and from the year 1740, rendered himself eminently conspicuous, particularly by his gallant conduct as commander-in-chief of the British van, at the glorious and decisive victory of admiral earl Howe, K.G., over the French fleet, on the ever-memorable 1st of June 1794, when he was dangerously wounded in the right arm. For these, and a series of other highly distinguished services, he was, in July the same year, created lord Graves, baron of Gravesend, co. Londonderry, in Ireland. His lordship m., in 1771, Elizabeth, one of the das. and co-hh. of William-Peere Williams, esq., of Cadleigh, co. Devon, and 1st cousin to the countess of Guildford, by whom he had issue, 1. THOMAS-NORTH, 2d lord. 2. PEERE-WILLIAMS, b. 4 Sept. 1778, and d. Jan. 1804. 3. ELIZABETH-ANNE, m., 22 Dec. 1802, William Bagwell, esq., of Kilmore, in Ireland, d. 12 Feb. 1803. 4. ANNE-ELIZABETH, M., 15 Jan. 1803, to sir Thomas Hare, bart., of Stow Hall, co. Norfolk, and d. 11 Sept. 1823. 5. MARGARET-ANNE, M., Nov. 1802, capt. Christopher-John-Williams Nesham, R.N., and d. 7 Sept. 1808. His lordship d. 9 Feb. 1802, and was succeeded by his eldest son, THOMAS-NORTH, 2d lord, b. 28 May 1775, m., 27 June 1803, lady Mary Paget, da. of Henry, 1st earl of Uxbridge, by whom (who d. 29 April 1835) he had issue, 1. WILLIAM-THOMAS, present lord. 2. JANE-ANNE, b. 4 Dec. 1805, m., 15 Dec. 1829, capt. James-W. Cuthbert. 3. CAROLINE-NORTH, b. 18 April 1807. 4. LOUISA-ELIZABETH, b. June 1808, m., 28 Aug. 1827, Charles Heneage, esq. 5. MARY-ELIZABETH-CHARLOTTE, b. 30 Nov. 1810, d. 25 Dec. 1827. 6. AUGUSTA-CHAMPAGNE, b. May 1812, m., 15 March 1831, hon. William TowryLaw, youngest son of Edward, 1st lord Ellenborough. 7. HESTHER-CHARLOTTE, b. 4 Jan. 1814, m., 4 Jan. 1832, Edward Hobhouse, esq., of the Coldstream guards, 2d son of sir Benjamin Hobhouse, bart. 8. GEORGE - AUGUSTUS-FREDERICK-CLARENCE, b. 17 Feb. 1816, in the army, and aide-de-camp to the commander of the forces at Madras. 9. ISABELLA-LETITIA, b. 11 May 1817. 10. HENRY-RICHARD, b. 9 Oct. 1818. 11. ADOLPHUS-EDWARD-PAGET, b. 26 Jan. 1821, in the army. 12. PAGET-TREFUSIS, b. 6 Sept. 1825, d. 26 June 1826. His lordship d. 7 Feb. 1830, and was succeeded by his eldest son, WILLIAM-THOMAS, present and 3d lord. Heir Presumptive-The hon. GEORGEAUGUSTUS - FREDERICK CLARENCE GRAVES, his lordship's next brother. Creation-July 1794. Arms-Gules, an eagle displayed ducally crowned or; on a canton argent, an anchor proper. Crest-A demi eagle displayed and erased or, encircled round the body and below the wings by a ducal coronet argent. Supporters- -Two royal vultures, wings close proper. Motto Aquila non captat muscas. An eagle does not catch flies. - SAMUEL HOOD, BARON BRIDPORT, of Cricket St. Thomas; born 7 Dec. 1788; succeeded his grand-uncle, Alexander, viscount Bridport, K.B., in this barony, 3 May 1814; married, 3 July 1810, CharlotteMary Nelson, only da. and h. of William, 1st earl Nelson, duke of Bronté, &c., and has issue,-1. MARY-SOPHIA, b. 1 Dec. 1811; -2. CHARLOTTE, b. 3 Aug. 1813;--3. ALEXANDER-NELSON, in the army, b. 23 Dec. 1814: 4. JANE SARAH, b. 16 Jan. 1817, m., 4 Jan. 1838, Yonge-Hugh Holbech, of Farnborough, co. Warwick, jun., esq.;CATHERINE-LOUISA, b. 25 March 1818, m., 18 April 1837, Henry Hall, of Langham Place and Holbrook House, co. Somerset, esq.;-- 6. FRANCES-CAROLINE, b. 4 April 1821; -7. HORATIO-NELSON, b. 25 July 1822, d. 19 Jan. 1826; -8. HENRY, b. 18, and d. 20 April 1824; HORATIO-NELSON, b. 27 April 1826, d. 2 Jan. 1832. See VISCOUNT HOOD, in the Peerage of England. His lordship's great uncle, sir ALEXANDER HOOD, 1st viscount and baron Bridport, K.B., was younger brother of Samuel, 1st viscount Hood. He was bred from an early age to the naval profession, appointed post capt. 10 June 1756; displayed great courage while he commanded the Minerva, of 32 guns: romoted to a flag 1780; served as rear-admiral under lord Howe, at the relief of Gibraltar, 1782, invested with the military order of the Bath, 1788, advanced to the dignity of baron Bridport, of Cricket St. Thomas, in Ireland, 12 Aug. 1794, for his gallantry as second in command on the ever-memorable 1st of June, 1794; in 1795 his lordship gained a signal victory over the French fleet. For these gallant services he was created a peer of Great Britain, 13 June 1796, by the title of baron Bridport, of Cricket St. Thomas, co. Somerset; and, 10 June 1801, advanced to the further dignity of viscount Bridport, being then admiral of the red, vice-admiral of Great Britain, and gen. of royal marines. The viscount m., Ist, Maria, da. of Richard West, D.D., prebendary of Durham, (by Maria, sister of Richard Temple, viscount Cobham,) but had no issue by her (who d. 12 Sept. 1786); m., 2dly, 26 June 1788, Mary-Sophia, da. and sole h. of Thomas Bray, of Edmonton, co. Middlesex, esq., by his 3d wife, Eliza 5. -9. beth, da. and co h. of John Sadlier, esq.; the viscount d. without issue, 3 May 1814, when the titles of viscount and baron Bridport in England became extinct, but the barony of Bridport in Ireland devolved, according to a special limitation in the patent, to his great nephew, SAMUEL, 2d lord Bridport. Heir Apparent-Hon. ALEXANDER-NELSON HOOD, his lordship's son. Creation-Baron Bridport, of Cricket St. Thomas, 12 Aug. 1794, with remainder to Samuel Hood, 2d son of Henry, viscount Hood, and his issue, which failing, to Alexander Hood, capt. of the Mars, father of sir Alexander Hood, of Wootton Hintleigh, co. Somerset, bart., (see DEBRETT'S Baronetage,) and his issue male, and in default of such issue, to sir Samuel Hood, bart., G.C.B., K.M.T., and K.F., M.P. for Westminster, since deceased without issue. Arms-Azure, a fret argent, on a chief or, three escallops sable. Crest-A Cornish chough proper, in front of an anchor bend wise or. Supporters-Dexter, a figure of Neptune crowned with an eastern crown or, a green robe flowing round his loins, holding a trident in the left hand and resting the right on an anchor or. Sinister, a sea-lion argent, the back fin and top of the tail gules, resting the sinister paw on an anchor or. Motto-Steady. GEORGE-AUGUSTUS-HENRY-ANNE PARKYNS, BARON RANCLIFFE, a Baronet of England; born 10 June 1785; succeeded his father, Thomas-Boothby, the late lord, 17 Nov. 1800; married, 15 Oct. 1807, Eli. zabeth-Mary-Theresa Forbes, eldest da. of George, 6th earl of Granard, by Selina-Frances Rawdon, sister to Francis, marquess of Hastings. RICHARD PARKYNS, esq., recorder of Nottingham, temp. Elizabeth, (descended from a family seated at Maddersfield, co. Worcester,) purchased the manor of Bunny, co. Notts, and d. 1603. His great grandson, Sir THOMAS PARKYNS, was created a bart. 1681, and d. 1684, leaving issue, by Anne, da. and h. of Thomas Cressey, of Fulsby, co. Lincoln, esq., besides other children, a son and heir, Sir THOMAS, 2d bart., who d. 1741, and was succeeded by his 3d, but eldest surviving son, Sir THOMAS, 3d bart., b. 8 Dec. 1727, m., 1st, his cousin, Jane, sole h. of Thomas Parkyns, esq., son of Sampson Parkyns, eldest son of the 2d bart., and by her (who d. 24 Dec. 1760) had issue, 1. THOMAS BOOTHBY, 1st lord Rancliffe. 2. JANE, b. 11 Nov. 1752, who d. Jan. 1807, having m., 11 May 1774, Clement Winstanley, esq. 3. ELIZABETH, b. 3 Jan. 1757, m. Henry Charlesworth, of Thrinsworth, co. Leicester, esq. Sir Thomas m., 2dly, 1765, Sarah, da. of Daniel Smith, esq., by whom (who d. 22 March 1796) he had issue, 4. FREDERICK-CRESSEY, b. 20 Aug. 1767. 5. SAMPSON, b. 25 Dec. 1769, in holy or ders, d. 5 Sept. 1801. 6. RICHARD, b. 24 June 1771. 7. ANNE, b. 9 May 1774, d. young. 8. CHARLOTTE, b. 6 Oct. 1775. 9. SARAH, b. 18 Dec. 1776. 10. FRANCIS, b. 5 Oct. 1780, d. 1787. 11. CATHARINE, b. 20 Nov. 1781, d. 7 April 1791. 12. SOPHIA, b. 3 Aug. 1783, d. 7 April 1791. 13. PENELOPE, d. Dec. 1817. Sir Thomas m., 3dly, 1 Sept. 1796, miss Boultbee, and had issue a son, 14. THOMAS. THOMAS-BOOTHBY, created baron Rancliffe 3 Oct. 1795, b. 24 July 1755, m., 24 Dec. 1783, Elizabeth-Anne, da, and sole h. of sir William James, of Eltham Park, co. Kent, bart., and had issue by her, (who d. 18 Jan. 1797,) 1. GEORGE - AUGUSTUS HENRY. ANNE, present lord. 2. ELIZABETH-ANNE, b. 26 Dec. 1786, m., 3 Dec. 1810, sir Richard Levinge, of High Park, co. Westmeath, bart. 3. SELINA-JANE, b. 29 Dec. 1787, d. 1803, 4. HENRIETTA ELIZABETH, b. 1 July 1789, m., 13 July 1809, sir William Rum. bold, bart., and d. 8 Sept. 1830. 5. ANNE-SARAH-CATHARINE, b. 1 Jan. 1791, d. 1801. 6. MARIA-CHARLOTTE, b. 6 Jan. 1792, m., 1st, the marquess de Choiseul, who d. Jan. 1823, and 2dly, 1 June 1824, prince Jules de Polignac, sometime minister of Charles X. His lordship d. 17 Nov. 1800, and was succeeded by his only son, GEORGE-AUGUSTUS-HENRY-ANNE, pre sent and 2d lord. Heir Apparent-None. Creations-Baronet, 18 May 1681; Baron Rancliffe, 3 Oct. 1795. Arms-Argent, an eagle displayed sable; on a canton or a fess dancetté between six billets sable. Crest-Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi eagle azure, beaked, or, wings elevated sable, the whole billetty erminois. Supporters-Two pegasi, wings elevated, argent, semée of billets sable, and ducally collared and lined or. Motto-Honestè audar. Virtuously bold. |