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Tim Powys-Lybbe May 2017 Descendants of Bishop Samuel and Catherine, Née Cooke, Hallifax Descendants of Bishop Samuel and Catherine, née Cooke, Hallifax Gertrude Letitia Hallifax Louisa Harriet Hallifax b. 1833, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa b. 1834, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa d. 8 Sep 1898, Kensington district, London d. 23 Feb 1895, Windsor district. Berks & Colonel Alexander Bagot 2nd dau. Possibly dsp. b. 10 Jun 1822 & Lt Gen Edmond Wodehouse d. 20 Oct 1874 b. 3 Aug 1818, Ryburgh, Norfolk BCS (British Colonial Service?). d. 28 May 1898, Windsor district. Berks m. 28 Oct 1852 By 1891: General. Probably dsp. m. 9 Jan 1855, Bengal Charles Fitzroy Alexander Hallifax Bagot Charles Fitzroy Alexander Hallifax Bagot Arthur Henry Lewis Bagot Major Ernest Charles Penn Curzon Robert Lothian W Curzon Lt Col Fitzroy Edmund Penn Curzon Arthur Wardlaw Curzon b. 20 Oct 1853, Simla, India b. 20 Oct 1853, Simla, India b. 5 Jun 1856, Simla, India b. 24 Nov 1856, Darjeeling, East India b. ca 1858, Darjeeling, East India b. ca 1859, Farlapron, Bengal, East b. ca 1862, London d. ca Aug 1901, Westhampnett district, d. ca Aug 1901, Westhampnett district, Sussex d. 8 Apr 1906, Marylebone d. 12 Feb 1938, Watermouth castle, d. 18 Nov 1899 India 2nd s. In Ulster Artillery. Sussex 1901: Consulting Engineer. district, London Ilfracombe, North Devon DL for Essex. d.unm. and sp. d. 9 Sep 1916, Slain in WW1, probably & Charlotte Gertrude Radcliffe 1901: Consulting Engineer. & Beatrice Laura Desanges d. unm. Capt Som L.I., ADC 1st s. 3rd and 18th Hussars. on the Somme m. 1894 & Emily Maynard P Oldfield b. ca May 1864, 16 Stratford Place, London to Govr of Madras 1878-87. & Edith Basset CBE 3rd s. Lt Col of 6th Bn., Royal Irish d. 1901 d. ca Aug 1922, Chelsea district, London b. ca May 1862, Umberleigh, Devon Regiment. m. 17 Aug 1881, St Geo Han Sq district, m. (1) Gen John S Brownrigg FB. d. 30 Apr 1943, Watermouth castle, London m. 9 Feb 1891 Ilfracombe m. 18 Oct 1882, St Geo Han Sq district, London Muriel Beryl Bagot Alexandra Bagot Charles Basset Curzon Lorna Katherine Curzon Adelina Brudenell Curzon Ernest George Robert Lithgow b. ca Nov 1892, Chelsea b. ca Feb 1895, 59 Codagan SQ, London b. ca 1886, Ashville Hord b. 1890 d. 30 Oct 1939 b. ca May 1883, Farnborough, district, London d. ca Aug 1982, Reading & Wokingham d. 23 Jun 1952 d. Feb 1961, Wokingham district d.unm. and sp. Hants d. ca May 1894, Chelseas district, Berks 1st s. Lt in RNR. Of Watermouth, Only child, probably dsp. 1891: medical student. district, London m. G V Palmer of Queen's regt. Ilfracombe & Richard George Penn Curzon-Howe Earl Howe & Doris Balfour d. inf. & Gerald Vivian Palmer & Geraldine Fosbery Mills b. 28 Apr 1861, 46 Charles St, Berkeley Sq., London m. ca Nov 1917, Tetbury district, b. ca Nov 1898, Bedford district d. 15 Sep 1962 d. 10 Jan 1929 Glos d. ca Nov 1984, Reading & Wokingham m. ca Feb 1917, Kensington 4th earl. MP. Many posts in royal households. district, Berks district, London m. 4 Aug 1927, St Mark’s, North Audley St, London m. ca Nov 1924, Kensington district, London Lorna Geraldine Curzon Mary Eleanora Basset Curzon James Quintin Penn Curzon Hazel Lithgow Michael J Lithgow b. ca Nov 1917, St George b. 19 Jun 1920, St George b. ca Nov 1923, St George b. ca Aug 1918, Tetbury b. ca Aug 1920, Tetbury Hanover Sq district, London Hanover Sq district, London Hanover Sq district, London district, Glos district, Glos d. 30 Apr 1945 d. 19 Oct 1999 d. 1985 1st dau. d.unm. and sp. She had issue. Capt in Gordon Highlanders. In & Major James Malcolm Hay WW2 in KRRC. M. and had issue. d. 1987 In The Gordon Highlanders. m. 19 Apr 1941 Tim Powys-Lybbe May 2017 Descendants of Bishop Samuel and Catherine, née Cooke, Hallifax Augusta Lathom Hallifax Lt Henry Fitzwilliam Hallifax Georgina Marian Taylor Hallifax b. 1836, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa b. 1837, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa b. 1840, Dublin d. ca Nov 1917, Wycombe district, Bucks d. ca Aug 1860, Portsea district, Hants d. 1 Jan 1932, Percy House, Mount Sion, Tunbridge Wells 3rd dau. Prob. d.unm. Lt in 1st Devon Militia, & Colonel Hon Ernest George Curzon b. 22 Aug 1828, Gopshall Hall, Norton, Leics d. 1885 6th s. Deputy Adjutant General in Ireland. m. 14 Jan 1856 Harriet Augusta Curzon Mary Ellen Curzon b. ca 1863, Gwalior, India b. ca 1867, Norton, Leics d. ca Nov 1911, Hartley Wintney district, Hants d. ca 1940 & Thomas George Lithgow & Rev Arthur Lewis Whitfeld b. ca Nov 1853, Darlington, Co Durham b. ca Sep 1862, Lewes, Sussex d. ca Nov 1935, Aldershot district, Hants d. ca 1937 Physician and Surgeon. C of E clergyman. m. ca May 1882, Farnham district, Surrey m. ca May 1888, Marylebone district, London Thomas Richardson O C Lithgow Elizabeth Nia Constance M Lithgow Elizabeth Nia Constance M Lithgow Arthur Brudenell Lithgow Arthur Fitzroy Lithgow Robert Philip Augustus D Lithgow Arthur Noel Whitfeld Ernest Hamilton Whitfeld Gerald Herbert P Whitfeld b. ca Nov 1885, Farnborough, b. ca Nov 1885, Farnborough, Hants b. ca Nov 1885, Farnborough, Hants b. ca Nov 1886, Hartley b. ca Aug 1888, Farnborough, b. ca Aug 1898, Hartley Wintney b. ca Dec 1890, Bradenham, b. ca Nov 1894, Lt Easton, b. ca May 1896, Lt Easton, Hants Only dau. Only dau. Wintney district, Hants Hants district, Hants Buckinghamshire Essex Essex & John Dauncey & Alan D Carden d. ca Feb 1887, Hartley d. 14 Oct 1914, Slain in WW1, & Joan M H D’Aeth d. ca 1907 m. ca Feb 1913, Marylebone district, Wintney district, Hants Bethune near Calais, France m. ca May 1922, St m. ca Nov 1905, Marylebone district, London Martin’s district, London London Nie Augusta M Dauncey Pearl Margaret Dauncey Anne C B Carden Angela M Whitfeld b. ca Nov 1906, Bedford, b. ca Sep 1908, Wellington, b. ca Aug 1922, Lambeth b. ca 1927, N. Forest Bedfords India district, London district, Hants & Ralph N Syme & Edward G Lang m. ca Aug 1933, Farnham m. ca Feb 1933, Farnham district, Surrey district, Surrey Heather C Syme Nigel C D Lang Charmian C T Lang Rebecca Claire Briscoe b. ca Aug 1934, Aldershot b. ca Feb 1936, Aldershot b. ca Feb 1938, Greenwich b. 7 Oct 1965, Gloucester district, Hants district, Hants district, Kent C district, Glos Teacher & Charles Brindley b. 14 Jan m. 6 Aug 1998, Colaton Raleigh, Devon Alice Elizabeth Brindley Peter Christopher Brindley b. ca Oct 1999, Slough b. Jul 2001, Slough district, Berks district, Berks Descendants of Bishop Samuel and Catherine, née Cooke, Hallifax Capt Albert Praed Hallifax Katharine Maria Hallifax Anne Pauline Octavia Hallifax b. ca Feb 1841, Exeter district, Devon b. ca Feb 1843, Alverstoke, b. ca May 1844, Plymouth district, d. ca Jan 1909, Plympton district, Devon Hants Devon Capt in 3rd Hussars. d. 3 Feb 1931, Percy House, d. 8 Mar 1910, Percy House, & Isabella Aubrey Coker Mount Sion, Tunbridge Wells Mount Sion, Tonbridge Wells b. ca Aug 1851, Ashburton, Devon d.unm. and sp. m. 25 Aug 1870, Ropley, Hants Ethel Aubery Hallifax Gerald Aubrey Hays Hallifax b. ca Aug 1872, Wimborne, Dorset b. ca Nov 1874, South Pool, Devon & Ashley Anthony Froude d. ca May 1912, At a point-to-point b. ca Aug 1863, Paddington, London meeting, Totnes district, Devon d. 17 Apr 1949 dsp. Of Halwell House, South Pool. m. ca Feb 1897, Chelsea, London John Aubrey Froude Daphne Muriel Ferrand Hugo William John Ferrand b. ca May 1898, South b. 7 Nov 1907, Alton district, Hants b. 15 Jan 1909, Hawkley Hurst, Hants Kensington, London d. 1 Sep 1986, Oxford district, Oxon d. 1 Dec 1993, Penrith, Cumbria d. 22 Sep 1914, HMS Cressy 1st dau. Nursing Sister Chairman of Law Land Ltd Naval cadet and Midshipman. & Walter William Briscoe & Elizabeth Hilda Denise Stanley-Clark b. 27 Jan 1901, Worthing, Sussex b. 28 Jul 1915, Lesotho, Africa d. ca Nov 1978, Ringwood district, Hants d. 6 Nov 1998, Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle 1st s. Chairman, Briscoes Ltd. Author Only dau. SOE In The War... of Family History. m. 25 Oct 1947, St Augustine’s, Queen’s Gate, Kensington m. 24 Jul 1935, St Cross chapel, Winchester Christopher George Briscoe Antony Hugh (Tony) Briscoe Antony Hugh (Tony) Briscoe April Patricia ('Trish') Briscoe Emma Mary Ferrand Johnny Geoffrey Ferrand Johnny Geoffrey Ferrand b. 25 Jan 1937, Oxford district, b. ca Aug 1942, Oxford district, b. ca Aug 1942, Oxford district, b. 16 Apr 1944, Winchester dist, Hants b. 1 Oct 1948, Westminster b. 8 May 1950, Westminster b. 8 May 1950, Westminster Oxon Oxon Oxon d. ca May 1992, Leeds district, W Yorks Cellist. Trout farmer, restauranteur, shot. Trout farmer, restauranteur, shot. Architect Computer Consultant Computer Consultant & William Weston & Richard Deakin & Diana (Dina) Jane Royalton-Kirsch & Louise C Boon & Jane Harrington & Susan (Suki) Hoyle & Constance Indrani Lee b. abt 1950 Violinist and music teacher. b. 27 Mar 1948, Westminster b. ca 1970 b. 12 Oct m. abt 1978, Fordingbridge, Theatre Manager (RSC) m. 6 Sep 1969, St John’s Church, m. 18 Nov 1977, St Margaret’s m. Dec 2001, Ipswich district, m. 12 Dec 1964, Swindon Hants m. ca 1978, Fordingbridge, Hants Hartley Wintney, Hants Westminster Suffolk district, Wilts Lucy Sophia Briscoe Laura Caroline Briscoe Gerard William Samuel Mahindra Briscoe Tania Ellie Weston Cassandra Rose Weston Ben Deakin Oliver Deakin Jamie Deakin Suzanna Jane Ferrand b. 22 Oct 1967, Bristol b. ca Aug 1977, Oxford b. ca Aug 1979, Stepney district, London b. 1979, Prob Ireland b.
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