SECTION XIII.

CORBOULD BRACON LODGE.

' JOHNCORBOULD (see Section XII) of 8; Dove Lane, (1783), p. of St. Peter Mancroft (1768-80) and St. Gregory (1786-94), one of the City Fathers of Norwich (admitted to the Freedom of the City 4 July 1789), gentleman and mer- chant, partner in the firm of Corbould and Wilmot, 7, Dove Lane, Nonvich, b. at Brooke, 1720, bapt. at Brooke 20 June 1720, purchased Bracon Lodge, Bracon Ash, Norwich, 8 Aug. 176j, enIarged it in 1798 and there erected a serpentine kitchen-garden wall. Retired from business c. 1788, with a considerable fortune and went to reside at 65, St. Giles Street, Norwich. Died 8 June 1801 aged 81 and was buried in the chancel of Bracon Ash Church. He made a wise distri- bution of part of his fortune during his lifetime. His will is dated 30 May 1801, proved P.C.C. 10th Oct. 1801, Jno. Corbould jnr., and William Foster, gent., of Norwich, executors, witnessed by William Forster, S. Hatfield and Wm. Whittred, pr. at under L~o,ooo. By this will he left L4,j 5 o to his dau. Ann, LIOOto P. W. Longdill, Ej each to all nephews and nieces, all real estate to his son John. He married c. I 765, ANN(aged 20), d. 27 Nov. I 791, aged j 6, bur. in the chancel of Bracon Ash Church, dau. of . . . MILLER,of Bracon Ash, and had issue :- I. ANN CORBOULD,b. 1766, d. unm. 31 Jan. 1843 at St. George TombIand, Norwich, aet 77, and was bur. in Bracon Ash Church. Will pr. in , 20 Feb. 1843, value of estate E9,ooo. 2. REV. JOHN CORBOULD,M.A., of Hungate Lodge, Weston Longville and Bracon Lodge, Bracon Ash, b. in the parish of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich, 20 April I 768, bapt. at St. Peter Mancroft Church 24 April 1768, educ. at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge (B.A. 1790, M.A. 1793). Ordained by the Bishop of Norwich, deacon 29 Sep. 1790, priest 5 June 1792. Appointed curate at 29 Sep. 1790, and curate of Weston Longville 22 Nov. 1791 (by the Rector, Rev. Jas. Woodforde, extracts from whose entertaining diary are given in Appendix E.) ; Rector of Bawdeswell I Oct. 1807, and Rector of Eccles-next-the-Sea 31 Oct. r808. Patron of the rectory of Strumpshaw-with-Bradeston, in the incumbency of the Rev. William Nelson (d. I 8 I 2). Succeeded to Bracon Lodge, and estates under the will of his father in 1801. Died 3rd July 1810 at Bracon Lodge and was buried in the chancel of Bracon Ash Church. Married 6th Feb. 1794 ELIZABETH,b. 8 Feb. 1769, bapt. 12 Feb. 1769, lived at 8, Chapel Field Road, St. Giles, Norwich (183 I), d. 2 Jan. I 8g 2 aged 82, bur. in the chancel of Bracon Ash Church, only dau. of the Rev. Thomas WARREN,LL.B. (Caius College, Cambridge), Rector of

Page 93 MISS ELIZABETHCORBOULD, 1827-1905. Dau. of the Rev. Thomas Corbould, Rector of Tacolnes ton.

Page 94 I 7j7-97, Rector of Tacolneston I 764-96 (acquired the advowson after being presented to the living), b. 1730, d. at Norwich 27 Sep., bur. in the chancel of Tacolneston Church 3 Oct. 1797 (by his wife Elizabeth, b. 1729, bapt. 2 Jan. 1731, m. 1757, bur. at Tacolneston 18 Oct. 1816 aged 87, dau. of James and Elizabeth Fuller), and granddau. of John Warren* of the p. of St. George Tombland, Norwich, bur. at Tacolneston 28 Sep. I7j 3, by his wife Mary, bur. at Tacolneston 27 Feb. 1769. The Rev. J. Corbould's will is dated 10 July 18 10, and was proved in London I April 1830. His trustees (Eliz. Corbould, his widow ; Philip Meadows Martineau and Rev. Edward Mellish) sold Bracon Lodge on 14 May 18 13 to the Rev. Thomas Trench Berney of Bracon Ash. The Rev. and Mrs. John Corbould had :- Ia. LIEUT. JOHN WARRENCORBOULD~ 20th Madras Native Infantry, H.E.I.C.S., b. 22 Oct. 1794, bapt. at St. Gregory's, Norwich 28 Oct. 1794, cadet 1811, 2nd Lieut. 11 June 1812, Lieut. 28 Nov. 1817, ret. 7 July 1820. Unmarried. Lost at sea, July 1822. Administration granted to his mother 7 Feb. 1824. 2a. REV. THOMASCORBOULD, B A. Cantab, of Tacolneston Rectory, b. 11 May 1796, bapt. 14 May 1796 at St. Gregory's Church, Norwich, educated at Norwich Grammar School (member of the Valpeian Club) and at Benet College, Cambridge, ordained deacon at Norwich Cathedral 27 June 1819 and licensed to the parish of Upton, . Ordained priest at Norwich I 5 Oct. 1820. Curate at Martham to Rev. George Pearse 10 Sep. 1836. Afterwards lived in Norwich. Rector of Tacolneston from 28 Oct. 18j8 till his death there 28 Jan. I 869 aged 72. Buried in Bracon Ash churchyard. Will proved at Norwich, 11 May 1869, by his brother Edward and his brother-in-law Rev. Hy. Banfather, at under ~20,ooo. Married by licence at Martham I I Dec. 1826, HANNAH,of Martham, Norfolk, spinster, b. 1793, d. 23 Nov. 187~aged 82, sister of Capt. George Edward FRANCIS,of Martham Grange, Norfolk, 77th Regt. of Foot and the East Norfolk Militia. The Rev. Thomas and Mrs. Corbould had issue :- ~b.ELIZABETH CORBOULD, of 43, All SS. Green, Norwich, b. 26 Dec. 1827, d. unm. 18 Nov. 190j, and was bur. at Bracon Ash. Will pr. at Norwich 5 Feb. 1906 at E36,109. 2b. ANNECORBOULD, b. at Upton 20 Dec. 1828, d. in her 8th year, bur. in Martham Church.

3a. MARYANNE CORBOULD, vide " BANFATHER" (Section XIV).

4a. CHARLESCORBOULD, b. 1799. See " CORBOULDOF ORILLIA" (Section XVII). *Descended from William, first Earl of Warren and Surrey, by his wife Gundreda, dau. of William the Con- The seventh earl was granted the castle and honour of Eye in Suffolk, and the manors of and ?ZZLi, co. Lincoln. Page 95 ja. FRANCESCORBOULD, b. 21 June 1800, bapt. 9 July 1800 at St. Giles, Norwich. Died young. 6a. EDWARDCORBOULD, of Weasenham, and afterwards of Heigham, Norwich, gent., b. 24 March 1802, bapt. at St. Giles' Church, Norwich, 7 April 1802, educated at Norwich Grammar School (member of Valpeian Club) and at Emmanuel College, Cambridge (1823). Died at Heigham, unm. 4 Feb. 1878, aged 7j, bur. in Bracon Ash churchyard. Will dated 29 Jan. 1877 (codicil 27 Aug. 1877), pr. at Norwich 11 March 1878. Personal estate sworn under Ejj,ooo. 7a. FRANCESCAROLINE (FANNY) CORBOULD, b. I I Oct. 1803, bapt. at St. Giles's Church, Norwich, d. unm. 8 Jan. I 82j, bur. at Bracon Ash. 8a. REV. WILLIAMCORBOULD-WARREN, B.A., b. at Bracon Lodge, Norfolk, 27 July I 806, bapt. privately at Bracon Ash I 3 Aug. I 806, received into the congregation 19 March I 8 10, educated at Norwich Grammar School (member of the Valpeian Club) and at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. In 1836 the Crown, presumably by lapse, presented him to the Rectory of Tacolneston, which he held till his death 30 Aug. I 8 j 8. He assumed the additional arms of Warren by a grant of the College of Arms in 18~3,and by a decree dated 19 July 1813, p. 2137 London Gazette, changed his name to CORBOULD-WARRENon succeeding to the advow- son and Tacolneston Hall in trust for life under the will of Elizabeth Catherine (nCe Howard), widow of his uncle the Rev. John Warren, Rector and Patron of Tacolneston. His will, dated I j Sep. I 8 j 7, was pr. 16 Dec. I 8 j 8 by his widow. He married 12 June I 839, ANNE(b. 29 Dec. 18 12, d. 20 Oct. 1864), dau. of Sir William CUBITT,kt., of Dilham, Norfolk, and of Ipswich, C.E., F.R.S. (1830), President of the Institute of Civil Engineers, Chief Engineer of the S.E. Railway, and of Messrs. Ransome, Ipswich. Mrs. Corbould was a sister of Joseph Cubitt, c.E., and an aunt of Lady Mackwor th. They had issue :- ~b.JOHN CORBOULD, b. 19 Jan., d. 2 April 1841. zb. KATHARINECORBOULD-WARREN, b. 1842. See "WAY, OF SPAYNESHALL " (Section XV).

jb. REV. JOHN\V. CORBOULD-WARREN,LL.M., J.P. See " CORBOULD- WARRENOF TACOLNESTON" (Section XVI). qb. FRANCESCAROLINE CORBOULD-WARREN, of I 7, Western Parade, Southsea, b. at Tacolneston I Aug. 1845, died at Southsea 9 May 1899, bur. at Bishops Stortford 14 May. Will proved in London 17 June 1899. Married at Saugor, India, I March 1870, MAJOR-GENERAL WILLIAMTHOMAS BAKER, of Bayfordbury, b. there I 3 Oct. I 830, bapt. at Bayford Church I j Feb. I 83 I. He joined the I zth Foot (Suffolk Regt.) and served in South Africa 1853 (medal), and the

Page 96 Afghan War 1879-80, his regiment forming part of the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Div., commanded by General Maude, V.C. Received the Afghan medal and was promoted Brevet Lieut.-Colonel I July 1881, commanding 2nd Batt. of his regiment. Retired 14 July I 883, on which date he was gazetted an Honorary Major- General. Member of the Junior United Service Club and of the Bishops Stortford Masonic Lodge. Died at Bishops Stortford 3 Aug. 1890, bur. there 8 Aug. Major-General Baker was the 3rd son of Colonel George Baker, who was born at Bayfordbury 8 Jan. 1794, and served as an Ensign of 16th Lancers through the Peninsular War (medal with 2 clasps; taken prisoner by the French, exchanged 2 years later). Geo. Baker fought at Waterloo as an Ensign, aged 21, and was awarded the medal. In 1830 he was appointed H.B.M. Com- missioner for determining the boundary between Greece and Turkey, and received the Greek Order of the Redeemer.

Col. George Baker, who died at Bath 22 Dec. 1859, married at Clare Church, Suffolk, 27 Feb. 1824, Caroline Julia, dau. of Col. John Barker, of Clare Priory. Col. Baker was the 7th son of William Baker, Esq., M.P., of Bayfordbury (gt. gt. gt. grand- father of Mrs. B. A. Murray, see Section IX). Gen. and Mrs. Baker had issue :- IC. EVELYNFRANCES BAKER, b. at Cork 29 Sep. 1876, bapt. at Youghal Church, co. Cork 17 Dec. 1876. Married at Bom- bay 26 Aug. 1911 MAJORRICHARD PLUNKETT, R.A.V.C., of 3, Kimbolton Avenue, Bedford, who was born at Ash- bourne, co. Meath in June 1875, bapt. at Ratoath, educ. at Castle Knock, co. Dublin. He served in the South African War 1899-1902, the Great War 1914-18 and in Mesopotamia I 920-2 I. Major Plunkett is a son of Richard and Christina Plunkett of Meath, Ireland, and grandson of Laurence Plunkett. They have issue :- ~d.WILLIAM RICHARD PLUNKETT, b. at Mussoorie, India, ~j May 1912. Educ. at Bedford School. Student of Civil Engineering. 2d. FRANCESLORRAINE PLUNKETT, b. at Naini Tal, India, 7 OC~.1914. j b. JULIA CORBOULD-WARREN,of Hughenden Terrace, Salisbury, b. at Tacolneston, 16 Oct. 1846, bapt. there, d. at Lyme Regis, Dorset, 4 April 1890, bur. at Bemerton, Wilts, 7 April. Will PI-. in London 28 April 1890.

Page 97 Married at Jubbulpore, India, 20 Sep. 1870, CAPTAINCECIL JOHNRUSSELL FULFORD, B. s.c., b. 8 April I 845, who was shot by a native fanatic and died of wounds at Peshawar 4 May I 882, bur. there ; he was the eldest son of Admiral John Fulford, R.N. (d. 1888, m. Isabella, dau. of John Russell of Edinburgh) and grandson of Lieut. Colonel Baldwin Fulford, J.P., of Great Fulford, Exeter, whose famiIy has resided at Fulford slnce Saxon times. Captain Fulford was descended from King Edward I through the Courtenays, Earls of Devon. They had issue :- IC. LIEUT. REGINALDJOHN RUSSELLFULFORD, b. at Bomballa, India, 18 July 1871, educated at Wellington College and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Gazetted Lieut. Middlesex Regt. 1891. Died at Quetta, India, in Nov. 1892, bur. there. 2c. EDITH ISABELLAFULFORD, b. I I March 1873, d. at Bed- hampton, Hants, 27 June 1900, bur. there 29 June. JC. LETTICE ANNIE FULFORD.of Orchard Close, Porlock, Somerset, b. at Bemerton, Salisbury. Unmarried. 4c. MARJORYCLARE FULFORD,of Orchard Close, Porlock, Somerset, b. at Camberley, Surrey. Unmarried. 6b. EDWARDCORBOULD-WARREN, of Bracon Lodge, Bracon Ash, Norfolk, b. I 5 April 1848, became entitled for life under the will of his uncle Edward Corbould of Weasenham, to the income of his residuary estate. Re-purchased Bracon Lodge, 23 July I 88 5, from G. W. F. Loftus. Died at Bracon Lodge, 2 March 1913. Left Bracon Lodge to his wife for life, and afterwards to his second son William. Married 28 Aug. 1878, ROSEHENRIETTA MACKARNESS, d. 21 Aug. 1927 aged 71, youngest dau. of the Rev. Frederick DAVIS, and had :- IC. ROSE CATHERINECORBOULD-WARREN, b. ZI July 1879. Married 2j NOV. 1914, CAPTAINJAMES SYDNEY GRANVILLE KAY,of Cuckoofield Cottage, Bracon Ash, Norfolk, b. 7 May 1875, served in the Great War and was gazetted Staff Captain 24th (2nd Sportsman's) Batt. Royal Fusiliers ; wounded ; three medals. Captain Kay is the only son of Capt. James Kay, of St. Leonard's House, Westbourne Terrace, London, W. 2c. LIEUT. COLONELEDWARD CORBOULD-WARREN, R.A. (ret. r926), of Tidworth, b. at Cheriton Bishop, Devon, 21 May 1881, served in the South African War (medal with 3 clasps), Lieut. R.F.A. 1908, Capt. R.A. 3 Aug. 1912, awarded Royal Humane Society's Medal for saving life in the river Goomtie at Belaspur ; served in the Great War in Mesopotamia and at the siege of Kut-el-Amara under General Townshend ; mentioned in despatches 5 times, 3 medals ; created Brevet

Page 98 Lieut. Colonel 1916. Married in India, I Oct. 1908, MAR- GARET JOAN,elder dau. of the late Canon Edward STEWARD, M.A., of The Close, Salisbury, and Boyton Rectory, Codford, Wilts. Canon Steward was born in 185 I, educated at Haileybury and Magdalen College, Oxford, and married Margaret Knyvet, only dau. of the Rev. Herbert Wilson, 13th child of the Rev. George Wilson, of , Nor- folk (by Anna Maria his wife, dau. of the Rev. Charles Millard, Chancellor of the ), a descendant of King Edward I11 through the Bourchiers. They have issue :-

~d.MARGARET CORBOULD-WARREN, b. 11 Oct. 1909 at Shrinagar, India. 2d. JOANCORBOULD-WARREN, b. at Woodlands, Bracon Ash, I Oct. 1910. 3c. WILLIAMCORBOULD-WARREN, of Ewell, Tacolneston, late of Bracon Lodge, Norfolk, b. 3 May 1883, served with the 3rd Essex Militia in the South African War (medal) ; retired East Bengal tea planter; served in the Great War with the 2 3rd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (Victory and General Service Medals), wounded I 2 June 1916 ; transferred to Indian Army Reserve (66th Punjabis), served in the North-West Frontier Campaign I 9 I 9 (medal). Married, 3 July 1926, MARYJESSICA, elder dau. of Major Norman Chichester PERKINS,Wiltshire Regt., late Deputy Commissioner, Pakokku, Burma, and Mrs. Perkins, of The Grange, Ewell, Surrey, and granddau. of the late Major- General E. N. Perkins, Bengal Staff Corps. Mrs. Corbould-Warren's second-cousin Lieut. Cmdr. R. P. C. Hawkins married in 1929, Enid Helen, only dau. of the Rev. J. W. Corbould-Warren (q.v.). They had issue :- ~d.EDWARD NORMAN CORBOULD-WARREN, b., named and d. 20 OC~.1927. 2d. RICHARDCORBOULD-WARREN, b. at 19, Bentinck Street, W.I., 19 June 1933. 4c. WINIFREDALICE CORBOULD-WARREN,of The Rectory, Thwaite St. Mary, near Bungay, Suffolk, b. 10 July 188j, m. 15 July 1925, CAPTAINLIONEL WILLIAMCAMPBELL GWYN,b. 16 Sep. I 878, eldest son of Lieut. Colonel Herbert Lionel Gwyn, R.A., of Hove, Sussex (b. 2 April 1839, d. I Sep. 1887) by his wife Grace, dau. and heir of Colonel Robert Campbell, 40th Regt.

Page 99 Major-General E. N. Perkins, Robert and Sarah Ann Bengal Staff Corps. Obbard. I I

I I Major Norman . Alice, m. General H. S. General Thomas Chichester Caesar Obbard, b. 1824. Obbard, of Perkins. Richard Exmouth. Hawkins.

I -1 Mary Jessica, m. Edward Maud Robert William Corbould-Warren, Caesar Ellen = m. in 1896, Obbard, now of Tacolneston, Hawkins, J. P. Lieut. Col. Esq., I.C.S. gt. grandson of the Rev. Owen J. Obbard. John Corbould, Rector of Rawdeswell and Eccles- next-the-Sea. i

Richard Pennell Caesar Mary Swinhoe Obbard, Hawkins, m. Enid Helen, b. 1882, d. 1928, m. in only dau. of Rev. J. W. 1907, Capt. Pelham S. Corbould-Warren, M.A., J.P., Corbould. now of Hall, gt. grand- son of the Rev. John Corbould, Rector of Bawdeswell and Eccles-next- the-Sea.

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Page 100 Col. H. L. Gwyn was the j th son of Commander William Gwyn, R.N., J.P., of Tasburgh Lodge, Norfolk, by his wife Mary, dau. of Edward Rudge, of Fakenham. JC. BEATRICEHARRIET CORBOULD-WARREN, b. 8 Oct. 1887. Unm. 6c. MAY FRANCESCORBOULD-WARREN, of Akaroa, Christ- church, New Zealand, b. 8 July 1889, m., 31 July 1917, GEOFFREYGORDON RICHARDSON, who died J March 1926. 7b. MARYCORBOULD, b. 6 May 1850, d. 14 Feb. I 8jI. 8b. MARYCORBOULD-WARREN, b. 19 July 185 I, d. 4 NOV. 1921, m. 20 Feb. 1874, LIEUT.COLONEL WALTER JOHN BOYES, b. 18 Jan. 1841, gazetted Ensign 21 May 185 8, promoted Major 12th Foot (Suffolk Regt.) I July 1881, 'Adjutant of 2nd Batt., and served in Afghan War of 1879 (medal and clasp) as D.A.A.G. on staff of Lieut. General Maude, v.c., commanding the Peshawar Division. He was transferred to the Yorkshire Regt. in 1881 and retired 2 May I 883, on which date he was gazetted an Hon. Lieut. Colonel. He served in the Jowaki Expedition (medal and clasp), and wrote a pamphlet called " Personal Reminiscences." After retiring from the service, he settled in Canada, but returned to later, to take up the appointment of Secretary of the Royal Indian Engineering College, Cooper's Hill, which he held for many years. He died I 2 May 1917, having had eleven children :-- IC. WALTERBAYNES BOYES, b. in India 1875, d. in Canada 1882. 2c. JAMESERNLE BOYES, banker, of South Africa, b. in India 21 Dec. 1876, educ. at Blacltheath Proprietary School, d.s.p. in South Africa Dec. 1920. Married HENRIETTAHOWES. jc. ELLENMARY BOYES, of I, Connaught Mansions, London, S.W.1 I, b. at Simla, India, 24 Jan. 1877, bapt. there. 4c. CHARLESSELWYN BOYES, engineer, b. at Murray, India, 12 June 1878, bapt. there, educ. at Cranleigh School. Married in Egypt, FLORENCEWEST, and has issue :-

JC. OLIVIABOYES, b. at Murray, India, 12 Nov. 1879, bapt. at Rawal Pindi. Married at All Saints' Church, Cairo, Egypt, 30 Nov. 1912, JOHN MONTAGUEELLIS LANGTON,B.A., Cantab., M.I.Mech.E., of Tantah, Liphook, b. in London 23 Feb. 1873, bapt. in St. Bartholomew's Hospital Chapel, London, educ. at Westrninster School and at Trinity College,

Page 101 Cambridge ; Chief Mechanical Engineer, Egyptian State Railways 1925-30. He is a son of John Langton, of London, and a grandson of Henry John Langton, of Bexley, Kent. 6c. ROBERTNAIRNE BOYES, b. and d. at Windsor in I 881. 7c. JOHN EDWARDWARREN BOYES, M.c., of 18, Baehler's Mansions, Gezira, Cairo, Egypt, b. at Windsor 24 June 1882, bapt. at Windsor. Educ. at Imperial Service College, Windsor. Civil Engineer. Served in the Great War in Gallipoli M.E. F., Egypt and Palestine E.E. F. Mentioned twice in despatches. Won the Military Cross 1916. Order of the Nile, 4th Class (Egypt). Gazetted temp. Capt. R.E. He married 1st at Cairo, Egypt, 27 Oct. 1910, BEATRICE ETHEL,b. at Amritsar, India, 5 Aug. 1887, d. at Cairo in 1914, dau. of Lieut. Colonel Thomas Hall PLUMER,who was a first cousin of the late Field-Marshal Viscount Plumer, G.C.B. He married zndly, in London, 12 July 1927, EDITH CAROLINE,b. in London 21 Sep. 1878, dau. of J. R. B. SMART, R.N., of Cranbourne, Dorset, and his wife Anna Maria, dau. of the Rev. Bryett Turner. By his first wife he had issue :- Id. JOHN CECIL LESLIE BOYES, R.N.V.R. (1932)~ b. 26 Feb. 1914, educ. at Charterhouse (in 2nd soccer team). Now studying accountancy. 8c. NORAORILLIA BOYES, b. in Canada 1883. Unmarried. 9c. MARKBOYES, b. at Bishops Stortford, Essex, 1884, died unmarried in 1907. IOC. CECIL EDWARDCUBITT BOYES, of the Eastern Telegraph Co., b. at Lee, Essex, 16 Sep. 1886, bapt. at St. Mildred's Church, Lee, educ. at St. Mark's School, Windsor. Died at Tottenham, Middlesex, 3 Dec. 1930. Will proved in London 31 Dec. 1930. Married VIOLETLEMON, now of Looe, Cornwall, and had :- ~d.MARY BOYES. 2d. BETTYBOYES. IIC. WILLIAMREGINALD BOYES, b. at Blackheath, Kent, I Sep. 1890, bapt. at Christchurch, Lee Park, educ. at St. Mark's School, Windsor, and at South Kensington. Appointed engineer in Public Works Dept., Punjab, but resigned, and is now in practice as an engineer. Served with the Bengal Sappers and Miners in the Great War in Mesopotamia, through the Siege of Kut. Gazetted temp Capt. R.E. Married at Haslemere, Surrey, 6 June 1919, MAY, b. at Dulwich, dau. of Lieut. Colonel Thomas Hall PLUMER, Northamptonshire Regiment, of Feock, Cornwall, late Com-

Page 102 mandant of the 1st Hyderabad Contingent of Infantry (by Ethel Frances Saunders his wife), granddau. of Charles Plumer, of Cheltenham, gt. gt. granddaughter of Sir Thomas Plumer, Master of the Rolls (who had been one of Warren Hastings's counsel at his im eachment), and descended from the old Yorkshire family oP Plummer of Bedale. Mrs. M. R. Boyes is a sister of the late Mrs. J. E. W. Boyes. They have issue :- ~d.THOMAS PLUMER BOYES, b. at Gurdaspur, India, 28 Nov. 1920, bapt. at Haslemere in April 1921. rd. JOHNTERRIL BOYES,b. at Lahore, India, 21 Feb. 1925, bapt. at Lahore I I April 1.925. gb. ELIZABETHCORBOULD-WARREN (Mrs. Cotton, Pine Haven, Purbeck Road, Parkstone, Dorset), b. at Tacolneston, 25 Oct. 18~2,bapt. there. Married at Ferozepore, Punjab, India, 23 Dec. 1873, COLONELFRANCIS FREDERICK COTTON, of I, Down- field Road, Clifton, Bristol, who was born at. Saugor, India, 7 Aug. 1843, educ. at Addiscombe College, gazetted 2nd Lieut. 8 June 1860, Lieut. Colonel (Royal Engineers) I July r 888 and retired on that date. He served in the Bhootar Campaign (medal), and died 14 Oct. 1909 at Clifton, Bristol, bur. on Oct. 18 at Shire- hampton, Bristol. Will pr. at Bristol. Col. Cotton was the son of General Henry Cotton of Agra, who was in command at Agra during the Indian Mutiny, by his wife Sophia Barbara, widow of Colonel Cole broo ke. They had one daughter :- IC. EDITHSOPHIA COTTON, b. at Ferozepore, India, 4 Sep. 1874, bapt. there. Unmarried. lob. CHARLESCORBOULD-WARREN, b. 6 Jan. 1854, d. 21 Feb. 18j4.

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