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Descendants of Edward Charles Baring, 1St Baron Revelstoke of Membland Descendants of Edward Charles Baring, 1st Baron Revelstoke of Membland Arthur Baring Mark Julian Asquith b. 26 Apr 1862 b. 13 May 1979 d. 19 Jun 1862 Mary Clare Pollen Magdalen Katharine Asquith Sir John Baring, 2nd Baron Revelstoke of b. 2 Jun 1951 b. 30 Dec 1981 Membland b. 7 Sep 1863 Raymond Benedict Bartholomew Asquith, Frances Sophia Asquith d. 19 Apr 1929 Paris, France Viscount Asquith b. 1984 b. 24 Aug 1952 m. 2 Aug 1978 Celia Rose Asquith b. 1989 Isabel Anne Asquith b. 1991 Francis Anthony Baring Pollen Katherine Mary Pollen Julia Pflaum b. 2 Dec 1926 b. 25 Jul 1954 b. 1982 d. 1987 Richard Pflaum Dominic Richard Pflaum Marie-Thérèse Sheridan m. 11 Jul 1979 b. 1985 m. 11 Jul 1950 Thea Mary Pflaum b. 1990 Roseanna Mary Pollen b. 25 Oct 1956 Arthur John Rupert Carabott-Tortell b. 1986 Ferdinand Carabott-Tortell m. 1984 Juno Clare Emily Carabott-Tortell b. 1989 John Stephen Hungerford Pollen b. 23 Aug 1959 Francis Arthur Hungerford Pollen b. 1989 Jacqueline Ann Caro m. 1988 Anthony Oswald Lawrence Pollen b. 1992 Mary Louise Pollen b. 29 Jun 1969 Quinton Holland m. 18 Dec 1999 Patrick Benedict Peter Pollen b. 12 Jan 1965 Patrick Laprimaudaye Pollen Ciaran Pollen b. 12 Jan 1928 b. 12 Sep 1966 Nell Murphy Laurence Joseph Pollen m. 26 Feb 1963 b. 1968 Patricia Pollen b. 19 Mar 1970 Christopher Pollen b. 1972 Maurice Hubert Hull b. 13 Oct 1954 d. 13 Oct 1954 Lucy Bridge Hull b. 26 Sep 1955 Sir Peter Jonas Hon. Daphne Baring Cecilia Mary Pollen b. 14 Oct 1946 b. 15 Feb 1904 b. 2 Mar 1930 m. 22 Mar 1989 d. 1986 d. 3 Jul 1991 Barbara Margaret Hull Arthur Joseph Lawrence Pollen Christopher Robert Hull b. 26 Sep 1957 b. 13 Oct 1899 m. 24 May 1952 d. 21 Jul 1968 m. 11 Feb 1920 Rupert Teilo David Hull b. 16 Jun 1959 Caspar William Hull b. 9 Oct 1960 Thomas Richard Hull b. 2 Mar 1964 Simon Paul Timothy Hull b. 3 Mar 1966 Magdalen Marianne Francesca Jebb Edwin Francis Jebb b. 9 Oct 1956 b. 1988 Matthew Hilary Jebb Harry Richard Jebb Lucy Margaret Pollen b. 15 Jan 1958 b. 1990 b. 27 Mar 1932 Serena Emma Rose Stanley Theodore Philip Jebb Philip Vincent Belloc Jebb b. 8 Aug 1961 b. 1992 d. 7 Apr 1995 m. 1987 m. 10 Dec 1955 Rose Magdalen Jebb Louis Bernard Alexander Jebb b. 15 Oct 1994 b. 20 May 1959 Philip Lawrence Jebb b. 24 Jul 1998 Christian Agnes Valentine Jebb b. 25 Feb 1961 Isabel Alice Spence b. 19 Jun 1994 Nigel Anthony Spence m. 27 Aug 1993 George Julian Spence b. 12 Jun 1995 Joseph Gabriel Brunner b. 9 Dec 1967 Isabel Mary Brunner b. 19 May 1969 Mary Rose Catherine Pollen b. 5 Oct 1940 Samuel Felix Brunner b. 26 Mar 1972 Hugo Lawrence Joseph Brunner b. 17 Aug 1935 m. 7 Jan 1967 Magnus Gregory Nathaniel Brunner b. 2 Jan 1974 Philip James Daniel Brunner b. 26 Jul 1977 Cecil Baring, 3rd Baron Revelstoke of Membland Francis John Michael Brunner b. 12 Sep 1864 b. 6 May 1982 d. 26 Jan 1934 Margaret Mary Clare Pollen Beatrice Maeve Kelly Maude Lorillard b. 29 Oct 1943 b. 4 Jan 1968 d. 2 Apr 1922 m. 8 Nov 1902 Patrick Hyde Kelly Arthur Edmund Campion Kelly m. 9 Jul 1966 b. 2 Mar 1971 James Patrick Simeon Kelly b. 1980 Peter Guy Liddell b. 1952 Elaine Patricia Wenzel Thomas Edward Liddell m. 1977 b. 1984 Hilary Lazenby Rose Alice Liddell m. 1993 b. 1992 Peter Lorillard Liddell b. 9 Feb 1927 John David Liddell b. 1954 Phyllis Anne Cannon m. 14 Aug 1951 Jana Berg m. 1994 Joan Frances Hopkinson m. 1970 Alice Liddell b. 1958 Georgina Charlotte Wells b. 1988 Paul Richard Wells m. 1987 Harry Augustus Wells b. 1992 Thomas Andrew Liddell b. 1960 Hon. Calypso Baring b. 15 Oct 1905 d. 25 Oct 1974 Sandra Paulson b. 1947 Guy Maynard Liddell b. 8 Nov 1892 Elizabeth Gay Liddell Harry Reese d. 2 Dec 1958 b. 28 Feb 1928 m. 1977 m. 7 Apr 1926 Carl Paulson Jay Paulson Kyle Paulson m. 1946 b. 1950 b. 1983 Alexander van de Pol Diane Plummer Scott Paulson m. 1973 m. 1982 b. 1985 Mark Paulson Derek Paulson Juno Liddell b. 1957 b. 1987 b. 29 Mar 1930 d. 13 Nov 1968 Georgina Booth b. 24 Jul 1959 John Sebastian Macaulay Booth m. 25 Apr 1957 Theresa Booth b. 20 Mar 1961 Anne Jennifer Liddell Joseph Enzensperger b. 16 May 1931 b. 1952 Joseph Enzensperger Janet Enzensperger Rupert Baring, 4th Baron Revelstoke of m. 1951 b. 1957 Membland b. 8 Feb 1911 d. 18 Jul 1994 John Baring, 5th Baron Revelstoke of Membland Ann Enzensperger b. 2 Dec 1934 b. 1959 d. 5 Jun 2003 Florence Fermor-Hesketh Kenya b. before 1919 d. 15 Sep 1970 m. 2 Mar 1934 James Cecil Baring, 6th Baron Revelstoke of Easton Neston, Towcester, Northamptonshire, England Membland b. 16 Aug 1938 Hon. Alexander Rupert Baring b. 9 Apr 1970 Aneta Laline Dennis Fisher m. 16 Aug 1968 Hon. Thomas James Baring b. 4 Dec 1971 Hon. Flora Aksinia Baring b. 17 Jul 1983 Sarah Stubbs m. 1983 Hon. Miranda Louise Baring b. 1 May 1987 Rosanna Foster Patrick Esmond James b. 1967 Helen Baring b. 1941 Arthur Francis James b. 20 Aug 1906 b. 19 Jan 1998 d. 31 Mar 1999 Hon. Oliver Francis Wintour James Natasha Davidson b. before 1981 b. 23 Sep 1943 m. 26 Oct 1996 Lily James m. 1965 Major Gordon Bentley Foster b. 27 Sep 1999 b. before 1904 d. 1 Apr 1963 Helen James m. 16 Sep 1939 b. 1970 Frederick Slingsby Collin Mary Helen Foster b. 30 Oct 1967 b. 1942 m. 16 Jun 2001 Brig.-Gen. Hon. Everard Baring b. 5 Dec 1865 John Duncan Flora Duncan d. 7 May 1932 b. before 1966 b. 23 Feb 1983 m. 1981 Lady Ulrica Duncombe d. 27 Apr 1935 Jennifer Richmond Brown m. 15 Sep 1904 b. 24 Dec 1934 Audrey Baring b. 7 Sep 1909 Major Sir George Francis Richmond Brown, 5th d. 1997 Bt. Sam George Richmond Brown b. 3 Feb 1938 b. 27 Dec 1979 Lt.-Col. Sir Charles Frederick Richmond Brown, 4th Bt. Philippa Jane Wilcox Harry Richmond Brown b. 6 Dec 1902 m. 1978 b. 7 May 1982 d. Jul 1995 m. 29 Nov 1933 Edward Richmond Brown b. 19 Apr 1987 Lt.-Col. Campbell Kirkman Finlay Elizabeth Maud Richmond Brown m. 1947 b. 7 Oct 1943 George Crawford b. 1974 Elizabeth Baring Guy M. A. Crawford b. 31 Jul 1915 m. 10 Nov 1970 d. 1988 Alice Crawford b. 1975 Lady Dorothy Margaret Browne Beatrice Elizabeth Katherine Grosvenor b. 1 Jan 1888 b. 6 Nov 1915 d. 8 Mar 1961 Lord Edward Arthur Grosvenor Major Richard Desire Girouard b. before 1929 b. 27 Oct 1892 m. 3 Jun 1944 d. 26 Aug 1929 m. 5 Aug 1914 Elizabeth Rose Dawnay Rosemary Helen Grosvenor b. 29 Jun 1946 Hon. Sir Evan Edward Charteris b. 4 Mar 1918 d. 19 Sep 1969 b. 29 Jan 1864 Valentine George Dawnay d. 16 Nov 1940 b. 25 Apr 1948 m. 9 Aug 1930 Major Hon. George William Ffolkes Dawnay b. 20 Apr 1909 m. 23 Jul 1945 Edward William Dawnay b. 10 Feb 1950 Mary Isabel Dorothy Dawnay b. 24 Nov 1955 Thomas William Quinton b. 4 Jul 1947 Beverley Eileen Price m. 1975 Catherine Sarah Quinton b. 1969 Hon. Elizabeth Baring Christopher John Quinton b. 16 Mar 1867 b. 16 Dec 1948 d. 21 May 1944 Margaret Constance Vesey William Alan John Quinton b. 9 Nov 1912 b. 1972 Carol Green Sir Valentine Charles Browne, 5th Earl of m. 1969 Kenmare Major Herbert William Quinton Thomas Henry Alexander Quinton b. 1 Dec 1860 m. 24 Aug 1946 b. 1973 d. 14 Nov 1941 m. 26 Apr 1887 Bridget Georgiana Vesey Michael Patrick James Quinton b. 6 Feb 1915 b. 1979 Lady Cecilia Kathleen Browne Caroline Mary Quinton b. 6 Nov 1888 b. 15 Jun 1950 Lt.-Gen. Sir Terence Sydney Airey Sarah Margaret Grinsted d. 1983 b. 1979 Colonel Hon. Thomas Eustace Vesey m. 1 Jul 1947 John Grinsted b. 21 Dec 1885 m. 1976 d. 1 Feb 1946 Matthew John Grinsted m. 28 Oct 1911 b. 1981 Peter Valentine Quinton b. 21 May 1953 Sir Valentine Edward Charles Browne, 6th Earl of Kenmare b. 29 May 1891 Deborah Helen Boucher d. 20 Sep 1943 m. 1979 Doris de Lavigne Emma Frances Vesey b. 17 Mar 1951 d. 12 Dec 1942 John Eustace Vesey, 6th Viscount de Vesci m. 16 May 1928 b. 25 Feb 1919 Catherine Anne Vesey Edward Charles Baring, 1st Baron Revelstoke of Enid Maude Lindeman b. 19 May 1953 Susan Anne Armstrong-Jones Membland m. 26 Jan 1943 m. 20 May 1950 b. 13 Apr 1828 Thomas Eustace Vesey d. 17 Jul 1897 b. 8 Oct 1955 37 Charles Street, Berkeley Square, London, England Lt. Hon. Maurice Henry Dermot Browne b. 25 Jul 1894 d. 29 Sep 1915 Georgina Mary Vesey Louisa Emily Charlotte Bulteel b. 2 Sep 1963 b. 1839 d. 14 Mar 1965 d. 16 Oct 1892 Sir Gerald Ralph Desmond Browne, 7th Earl of Membland Hall, Devon, England Kenmare m. 30 Apr 1861 b. 20 Dec 1896 St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, London, England d. 14 Feb 1952 Lady Adelaide Margaret Delia Spencer b. 26 Jun 1889 d. Jan 1981 Col. Hon. Sir Sidney Cornwallis Peel, 1st Bt.
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