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Macklin Family Tree Drury family tree prepared by Bertrand L. Halward John Lowe m. Sir Drue Drury of Denby of Derbyshire Stephen m. Catherine Pilkington Elizabeth Osburn additional information from 1616 - 1659 Edmund Triggs m. Maberly daughter of Sir Arthur Ambrose Cuningham University of Nottingham Roderick Mackenzie 1664 Mary Carter 1675 Pilkington, Baronet of Mayor of Okehampton 1682 b. 1659 Descendant of Kenneth Mackenzie "of the b. 1650 Stanley, Yorkshire Landowner of Broadmoor and Upcott Battle" and his second wife Agnes, d. 1731 in Okehampton d. 1747 daughter of Lord Lovat d. 1731 d. 1695 Bridgman, Drury, Dumergue, Losier, Macklin, MacKenzie, Moore, Morphew, Perry, Tait , Wortley Family Tree m. Thomas Cuningham Kenneth Mackenzie Mary Triggs b.1667 Okehampton 4 sisters 4 brothers 2nd son of Roderick Mackenzie b. North Tawton John m. Mayor of Okehampton 1698 Mary Little John Lowe m. Sir Robert Drury d. 1718 Maberly 3 brothers 3 sisters Mary Stead 1702 of Denby of Derbyshire Diana Drury d. 1710 b. 1676 b. 1678 1642-1722 d. 1712 Tomb in Okehapton Chrch land owner; coal mines d. ? d. 1763 Locko Park Estate,Derbyshire m. Rorie "of the Park" Mackenzie John Mackenzie Christopher Cuningham Rebecca Goodman of Okehampton 1721 5th son of Kenneth Mackenzie of Meddat Rev. Neil McKinnes 4 brothers 4 sisters m. Vincent Lowe Charles Lowe m.1717 Minister of Crathie died in infancy John Amelia Dixon Mary Lowe Dorothy Lowe Anne Lowe William Drury Esq d. 6th Sept 1775 Theodosia Marriott Priscilla Lowe 1745 d. 13 May 1751 Maberly m. of Derby Alderman of Nottingham Oldest son b. ? d. 1722 b. 1712 9th Feb 1743 d. 1772 d. 1747 m. m. m. m. John Lowe Richard Lowe Not Stead Lowe William Drury Mary Hunt m m 1745 Stephen John Sydney Marriott Colonel Vincent Lowe Eleanor Leyton Captain George Mackenzie Jane Mackenzie Rebecca Rev. John Vicary Sarah Joyce of 1716 - 1785 married MD, Anerica of Nottingham Colonel Neil McKinnes Thomas Bridgman Maberly Maberly owned plantations in MD, USA Cuningham Vicar of Okehamprton Denby and Locko Inherited Locko in 1771 owned plantations in Factor to Lord Hantly of Exeter Susanna Cuningham with his brother Stead 3rd son of Rorie "of the Park" Mackenzie b. 5th Sept 1726 b. 1745 b. 1736 1704-1771 from John his older brother. MD, USA with his purchased Locko Park Clothier and Banker brother Vincent from the Gilbert family bought additional land and coal Drury Family Crest d. 1831 d. 1829 in 1747. fields and expanded the estates d. 1766 I shine but do not burn Occupation: Coach Occupation: Currier (leather manufacturer Drury-Lowe Coat of Arms m. Joseph Henry Standen ( I70) Birth 1781 m. m. m. James Peter Andre m. m. John Drury Thomas Drury 26 22 ‐‐ East Wantley Farm, Sullington, Charles Henry Macklin John Charles de Joly Dumergue 18th Nov 1802 Ann Steer William Drury Mary Oates Mary Drury Roderick Mackenzie Mar 31st 1799 1775 b.1774 24th July Elizabeth Hansley Beatrice Thwaites Charlotte Lowe of Derbyshire Sussex Sarah Beecham (I71) 'The Rip' b. 24 July 1776 London Anne Lowe of Burton Latimer 1753-1827 of AbbeyLands b. 1772 Barbara McKinnes Cuningham Bridgman b 1785 Death 8 September 1834 ( Age 53) Birth 9 November1781 -- Dover, Maberly 1795 Ville Jesu, Angouleme, was offered Locko d. 1848 assumed the name Isle of Man JaneVicary b. 1775 d.1857 lived in Port Iron, Isle of Man Kent, England Charente, France Estate if she married William Drury-Lowe Death 9 June 1859 (Age 77) -- d. 1854 (this ancestor made up) b. 1771 a Drury. and inherited (this ancestor made up) d. 1862 smuggled to England in a She refused and after the Lowe Estate Locko Park, Middlesex d. 1844 laundry basket litigation the estate Nottinghamshire in 1790 London passed to William d. 22nd April 1852 Drury-Lowe for $50,000 Source of Mackenzie tree is Humphrey Hinton a descendent of Charles Mitchell Charles Horatio Nelson Macklin m. m. Christopher Vicary Bridgman m. m. Eliza Losier m. m. m. Rev. William Drury David Morphew m. b. 1811 1841 Anna Isabella 1824 John Moore b. 1795 Mary A.? William Andre James Tait George Captain Edward Dumergue 1852 m. Jane Metcalfe Wortley Thomas Drury John Lowe Drury Sarah Standen August Bithiah Blades Elizabeth Anne Perry Robert Holden 1840 b. June 4th 1808 Port Erin b. 3rd Nov 1805, Dover 9th May b. 1820 9 children Mackenzie b. 1808 1806-1870 Mary Lowsey b.1812 'The Righteous' 13 Children b. 1811, Hanover Sq London St George's 1800 Mary Ann Drury-Lowe Mary Anne b.1806 30th 1830 Palmer b. 1830 (1769-1844), Vicar of Braddan 1847-188 1828 b. Sept 4th 1800 Tavistock, Devon d. 1881 Maberly Madras Army Hanover Sq. Heiress to Locko Park of Riddlington, 7 Drury Dover Kent St. Martin in the Field, Middlesex St James 2nd cousin to Dartmouth, Devon of Darley Abbey St George's Middlesex St James, Sophia Dumergue b. 1818 London 1871-1881 lived at 1783-1840 Rutlandshire d. Sept 19 1887 Lived in Bishop's Waltham, General Foreign Merchant Westminster Mackenzie of Meddat Solicitor and Nuthall Temple d. Dec 19th 1858 m. b. 17th September, Westminste b. 1804 m. Lived on Isle of Man 4 Windsor Terrace, The Rev. William Drury, the first "Open-air Services Vicar", Hampshire Worked as an accountant. Merchant of lived at r Onchan Inherited Denby and Locko was a Manx Gaelic scholar and preached regularly in the Gaelic Parkwood House Jane? London1797 Rev Philip Gilbert 1817-1887 Elizabeth Drury Moved to Hastings to live with St John's Wood Parkwood House d. 1876 Douglas, Isle of Man estates in 1827 Chemist in 1851 b.1813 "well remembered for his versatile m her daughter Margaret. d.1888 in 1851 talents, extensive reading, and Caroline Drury Whittingham, Co-owned a coach T.F. Hutchinson d. Calcutta India d. d. Northumberland building business - remarkable memory." d.1909 d. 1890 Hastings Thrupp & Maberly d. 1887 Axbridge, Somerset The Locko Group; The Nuttale Group: The Keddleston Group m. m. Horace Samuel Macklin Alfred C. Macklin Francis H. Macklin m. Arthur P. Macklin m. m.1. m. 2 Christopher Vicary William G. Bridgman Marianne MABERLY Isle of Man Rev. William F. Drur Margaret Andre m.2 George Martin Tait m.1. Arthur F Edith Frazer Francis I. Henrietta G. y Edwin Standen Morphew 1864 b. 1842 b. 1847 b.1848 b.1856 9 other children Charles Mitchell 1854 Bridgman b. 1831 Cuningham Vicary Alice H. Maberly Catherine Beatrice Margaret Morphew Sarah Susan Morphew Catherine A. Morphew Jane Standen Morphew Helen Elizabeth Morphew Blanche Henle Louisa M. b.1843 1879 b.1838 1869 Dumergue Dumergue Dumergue Dumergue Rev. Thomas Wortley Drury D.D. Vicar of Burton on Trent b. 1842 Wandsworth/ St Martin Parish, Lambeth, London St Martin Parish, Lambeth, St Martin Parish, Lambeth Tea Merchant Mary H. ? Charles Helen Barbara Moore b. 1841 Tavistock, Devon Bridgman b. 1841 Dumergue b. 1833 b. 1840 b. 1848 b. 1843 b. 1849 Bridgman Islington Whittingham, Mary-le-bone b1857 b. 1859 b. 1853 b. 1853 b. 1848 oldest son b. 1836 Bishop's Waltham, Lambeth, Tobacco Manufacture Bank Clerk (1881 census) b. 1834 Tavistock, Devon Tavistock, Devon b. 1855 Bishp's Waltham Bishop's Waltham, Hants Bishop's Waltham, Hants Actress b. 1837 Northumberland London +Ellen Bethiah MABERLY Isle of Man Isle of Man Pupil, Master & Board of Governers, King Williams College Bower, Dover, Kent Bishp's Waltham Calcutta, India died in childbirth Isle of Man Hampshire Tavistock Devon m. Henry Jephson Principal of Ridley Hall 1899 Pupil, King Williams College Hampshire London Lived in Holmesdale, Upper Tooting Surrey /Brewery Manager Actor (1891 census) Bexley Chapel Royal Chorister 1851 d.1909 d. 1891 Hastings H.M. Civil Service (Evelyn) +George Henry Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man d. 1898 Hastings d. 1904 Tewksbury, Highbury buried in Highgate MABERLY JP Bishop of Ripon m. Francisco Fernandez Wharehouseman Accountant & secretary Gloucs d. 1901 Solicitor Cemetery Master of St Catherine's College, Cambs d. ? d.1921 Greenwhich d.1903 Richmond, Surrey d. ? Anderton, Plymouth d. d.1902 Islington Ellen Mary +Agnes MABERLY Olivia Adeline d 28th August Edward Perry Violet Dumergue Dumergue Dumergue Dumergue b. 1874 b. 1871 Margaret H. Cleland Bridgman b. 1864 Barbara G. Frederick O. Bridgman b. 1858 Isle of Man Isle of Man Macklin b. 1844 Isle of Man Bridgman b. Tavistock, Devon Tavistock Devon Amy Mackenzie Mitchell b. 1824 d. 1896 Charles Tavistock Devon Opotiki, NZ Edith Mitchell Charles m. m. m. m. Canon Arthur James Tait D.D. 26th July 1898 Alice M. Fernandez Rev. Herbert Walter Macklin m. Jane Dumergue Isabel Wortley May Catherine (Cattie) Cecil George Martin Tait b. Nov 8th 1872 St Stephen's Mr R.A. Veale Irene Douglas Braddan Drury b. 1861 Hong Kong b. Aug 4th 1866 Jan 2nd 1894 William Orlando Bridgman Christopher Henry Charles John (Jack) Moore Bridgman Evelyn Tait M.Charles Lilse Carr Frances Adelaide Edward Dumergue Drury Helen Eliza (Elsa) Marian Moore Fanny Hannah Ernest James Hamilton Delicia (Daisy) Gertrude Alice Tait Londsdale Sq. London Canonbury Drury Drury Drury Drury Lambeth, London Lensdon Church b. 1865 Ellen b.1871 b. 1880 listed as Sarah (Sr) Macklin Bridgman Hamilton Bridgman Bridgman Bridgman b.1872 died at birth 1877 b. 1871 Merchant Taylor's School b. 1874 b. m. Lowe Drury Bridgman Bridgman died 1st August 1876 m. Morphew's b. 1865 Rector of Houghton Conquest Parish Newton Abbey? b. 1869 b. 1870 Tea Planter, India Isle of Man Bishop of Coventry Isle of Man Edward (Ebbie) b.1889 d. 1952 b. Dec 1863 b. 1864 b.1871 aged 5 and a half months St. John's College Cambs 1891 d.1954 garnddaughter living 1897 - 1914 Devon d.
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