Genealogy Stewart

This is the history of the family of Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of Edward Michael Stewart, wife of Frederick Chadwick and great grandmother of Alice (Kirk-Owen)_Maitland. The Stewarts are thought to have come over to Ulster in the early 17thC from Scotland. Much of this history has been collected from papers in the PRONI and from the work of Gerald Pakenham Stewart.

Appendices:

1. Hamilton Family

T559/36 p86 (PRONI) has a Pedigree of the Stewarts of Killymoon, starting with a Henry Stewart: this should be James Stewart 1.
GPS: Stewarts of Ballymenagh, Killymoon & Tyrcallen.
By GP Stewart, BA LLB, Indian Civil Service til 1947 then to home in New Zealand, written about 1980. About 30 pps.
Comments about sequence of male Christian names, James & William: James 1 father William?
PRONI Stewart papers D3319-2,7-11.
Stewart-Kennedy Notes: D700 p455/6

EMC: Edward Marion Chadwick - Chadwick History.
EMCO/Ont: EMC - Ontarian Families
Graves: From research by Ontario Genealogical Society.
SLP: Succession Lists for Parishes.
JJF: Genealogy of the Jaffrey-Jeffrey Family, by Helen H. Iver, 1925.PC sent by Linda Hill, Apex, NC, 4/4/2003. Copy of copy sent to Carl G. Smedberg.
Charles Addison: 11/2006, letters re Henry Stewart (1799-64).
Dewin: http://www.wingfield.org/Charts/dewin001.
An extensive pedigree of the Wingfield family of England and Ireland. (A Charles Wingfield of Shropshire, who must have been of the same family, was an early member of the Midland Gliding Club at the Long Mynd, a club to which Antony Maitland belonged).

ELIZABETH STEWART 1839

KO05/06 (GPS533)

Sources: EMC, IGI, Newspaper, Cemetary (ref Wellington Hist Soc)

Parents: Edward Michael and Jane (Renwick) Stewart,
Ref Grave:
Born 13/10/1839
Married, Frederick Jasper Chadwick, 3 September 1861
Died: 3/8/1894, buried Woodlawn Cemy, Guelph. (Graves)

EDWARD MICHAEL STEWART 1797

KO06/11

Much of the detailed lineage of the Stewarts that follow is from the work by Gerald Pakenham Stewart (Stewart2 file). Other sources are documents in PRONI, newspapers and several papers on the Jeffrey family and EMC papers.

Born: Dublin, 24/9/1797 (GPS522 & SLP)

Died: at Knockbreda, Belfast Dec 2 1883 (SLP). (no will details)

Buried: Glendermot Church, Co Derry.

Parents: Henry Stewart and Elizabeth Pakenham,

Summary: (AM from PRONI info 8/1999, with extra from JJF)

EMS was farming in a small way in SW Scotland, at Baldoon, near Wigtown, near the shore of the estuary where there are still "Baldoon sands" shown on maps. Possibly after a hard winter, by 1832 he had decided it was not a viable proposition. The land was rented from Mr Arbuckle. There was evidently talk and papers about life in North America. He decided to go to Upper Canada with Matthew Arbuckle (the son of his landowner?), with whom he may have been farming at Baldoon, to see for himself what Canada was like. He sailed by the "Eagle" on 27 May 1832, from Liverpool. It is not known how long he spent in Canada, but he was presumably in Britain when he was married in September 1833.

His time in Baldoon explains his meeting Jane Renwick Jeffrey, who is said by EMC to have come from Dumfries-shire: JJF describes her father as an Edinburgh lawyer; maybe he had property in Allerbeck. No information has appeared about his marriage except for a reference in the notes of letters received by his parents of congratulations sent and a date in GPS. A collection of drawings and paintings in Jane's sister Agnes's Sentiment Book holds a pencil drawing by Jane of Wigtown from Baldoon: Jane must therefore have been at Baldoon at some time.

A number of Jane's siblings emigrated to North America in the 1830's, the first seeming to be her younger brother, Alexander (at the age of 16). They were mostly in the US, but her sister Isabella married Rev Bold Cudmore Hill of Co Haldiman, Ontario. Another sister, Agnes was a painter. Several of her close relatives were also artists. Who set the trend is unclear.

He, his wife Jane, son Henry William and maid arrived in Canada by February 1835 and lodged for a time with a Doctor. History does not relate where. They were in Cayuga by 1839, when his mother wrote to her nephew, Charles Wellesley, asking him to look out for them.

Note: IGI Mathew Arbuckle was ch 16/12/1804 at Kirkmuir, near Wigtown (opposite Baldoon Sands), child of Robert Arbuckle and Jean Anderson.

He was in Holy Orders, of Guelph and of Clooney, co. Derry,

SPL: educated Armagh Roy. Sch. by Dr Carpendale, TCD as FC June 7 1813 aged 15. BA 1817, MA 1824, BA Cantab 1820.

1820, Termoneeny (SLP): Curate, nom Dec 2 (DR)
1830, Donaghenry, Armagh (SPL): "appears", curate.
1832, onwards: Canada.
1867, Balteagh (SLP):
      acted as Temporary Curate residing in Glebe House.
In son Henry's Entry in SLP, refered to as "of Ballymenagh, co Tyrone & Corearn, Donegal"
Barrister at Law.
Went to Canada 1832, but afterwards lived in Derry.
Window to father and son at All Saints, Clooney.

Internet 26/11/00, list of Clergy (Archives of Diocese of Niagara):
1851-59 St Alban's Acton
1858, St George's Guelph, Assistant.
1859 Returned to Ireland

GPS:
MA Cantab, wore black scull cap in later years. Came to Canada about 1832, residing for a time in Cayuga in Co Haldimand; not having at that time any Ministerial charge, he joined the Militia called out to suppress the rebellion of 1837 (French Canadians led by Papineau rebelled in 1837, opposing the union of French and Bristish Canada), and served in the Niagara Frontier where he was captured by the rebels and narrowly escaped being put to death by them; subsequently settled at Guelph as Assistant Minister of St George's Church and resided there many years but ultimately returned to Ireland.

Letter from EM Stewart to Mother (PRONI D3319/9/4):

My dear Mother,
I will go to Pakenham Hall on tuesday next I know no objection to my going to Tyrcallen with you and Heny. I saw Aunt Bess today Miss Edgeworth & Miss Honora Edgeworth & Master Francis Beaufort Edgeworth paid her a long visit. Miss Edgeworth very condescendingly recognized me and asked particularly for James & I had the honor of handing her to her coach - Mr Edgeworth as she told us is trying experiments on wheel carriages, but he is not able to walk tho' he is much better - I saw Saint Lawrance several times lately he walks very well. George Knox son to the Bishop of Derry got a premium - Willy seemed to think that Marpendale had been beaten but it was no such thing he cut for the premium with Honnor. Dicky Pakenham has not the first Volume of Willy's Demosthenes. pray tell him that me? try & recollect who has it that I may get it from him, that I may bring it with me, that I may read my examinations in it. Pray tell him also that I took proper care, tho' he did not to notify to the proper officers his departure from Colege(?)
                     I am your afft son EM Stewart.

This letter must have been written about 1814 whilst he was at TCD. The reference to "Aunt Bess" must have been to his spinster great aunt, Elizabeth Pakenham, who died about 1818.

Letter from Edward Michael Stewart re Canada, 1832.
Addressed to Henry Stewart esq, 6 Leinster Sq, Dublin.

Liverpool 12 May (1832)
My dear father,
I have received your letter begun the 10th and ended 11th from Dublin. Dr Wm and I left our friends at Baldoon yesterday morning after breakfast, & Matthew drove us to Garhiestown and saw us off - we had a good passage & came into the smooth water of the river late last night, & up to the quay this morning - Dr Robert was not at home having been called up before 5 this morning - His landlady has received us hospitably & given us a good breakfast & dressing rooms; but not knowing where the lodging which Dr Robert has engaged for me is, I am staying here with all my luggage, which is not a little, till the Doctor comes home. I am particularly glad that you are writing to Matthew Arbuckle himself. I advised and almost entreated him to write to you yesterday, & I hope he may do so; but lest he should not, I will lay before you a calculation he made & shewed me on Wednesday night last.

For his outfit, passage, journey, & expenses in Canada until a purchase can be made, suppose - £100
Expenses of personal establishment for a year, including servant - say £100
Interest on £1000 at 5 percent - 50
                               £250
The suppose £2000 invested so as to produce immediately 15 percent, for one year = £300 one share of which = £150;
which, subtracted from expenses of first year leaves £100 debt; and every subsequent year proceeds of investment only = personal expenses.
From this it results that either I must ascertain that probable return of £2000 invested in land or otherwise in Upper Canada, will be more than 15 percent, before Matthew Arbuckle can prudently leave Scotland; or some other arrangement must be made. Mr Arbuckle spoke to me about it himself yesterday morning the last thing before taking leave of me, & I only replied that he must know, as well as I, that you would never expect Matthew to do any thing from which he should not have a fair return, and that as Mr Arbuckle himself had told me that he always had hitherto found you disposed to be liberal, so he might reckon upon finding you so still. Having stated this to you, I hope I may take leave of the subject altogether, for it is entirely a matter between you and the Arbuckles, & I do not wish to be a go-between in a case where direct communication between partied is so easy. I have received a newspaper article with an article on Canada marked. I thank my mother for her letter, but do not want any thing that I can think from Dublin.
I suppose from what you say that Beaumaris has met your approbation.
                    Your very affte.
                              Edward Stewart.
                    Dr Wm delivers his respects.

From the foregoing letter, it appears that Edward Stewart was going into partnership with Matthew Arbuckle with £1000 each in land in Upper Canada: Arbuckle hoped to borrow at 5% and reinvest in Canada and return 15% or more to cover his living expenses. He is supposed to have gone to Canada about 1832, this letter may have been written on his way via Liverpool.

This letter is part of a collection "Stewart of Tyrcallen" (Stranorlar, Donegal) papers: PRONI ref D3319/11.

D/3319/10: transcripts in note form of letters recieved by Henry & Elizabeth Stewart.
12/1831: letter about the price of wheat and storms: Arbuckle's farm.
2/1832: ref W Ferguson's (of Woodhill) book about journey to USA
7/1832: "he (EMS?) had not been living long at Baldoon before he began to be aware that farming in Scotland would never do for him - such farms not profitable and large ones requiring more skill experience and capital to render? than so that he is master of the competition for the land is such that men offer what they know is above the value .... suggests "going to see for myself what sort of place is UC via New York with the intention of returning to report unless we agree that it would be advisable for me to remain longer in Canada & whether it may not be proper to tell Mr Arbuckle that it is not probable I shall stay another quarter at Baldoon.

2/1832: mentions Capt Roxboro who had been 17 years in UC and had land in Niagara: taking his family out.
31/3/1832: sailing Scotland to Bushmills - preparation for Edward & Matthew going.
3/4/1832: "Matthew and I have been looking over Emigrant tracts.
9/5/1832: From Baldoon to Garlieston by steamer to Liverpool and then by railroad to Beaumaris.
22/5/1832: sorry not to see parents before departure across the Atlantic. note "Eagle" sailed 27/5/1832.

Ref Liverpool Mercury about 20 May 1832:
Advertisement:
"To be despatched punctually on 26th inst For New York The regular trading first class American ship
EAGLE
H.Lyon, Master

Burthen 510 tons, coppered and copper fastened, and sails fast. This ship is now on her second voyage and is equal in every respect to the best of the packets: she has elegant accommodation for ten passengers, and space between decks where a limited number of steerage passengers will be taken.

For terms apply to Captain Lyon on board Princes Dock or to
Wm & Jas Brown & Co.
Notice in the Mercury the following week showing Eagle sailed on the 27th.

10/1833: reference of Henry writing to Mrs Jeffrey.

Letter from "Caroline": I heartly rejoice at your Edwd's happy prospect I delight in his having met with a lass meet for him they have my hearty prayers for time and Eternity.
23/10/1833: other congratulations on Edwards marriage. EMS seems to have been in Britain for 1834.

1816: interesting letter describing grandmother's death (D3319/9/30).

2/1835: "Edwad says they had a prosperous journey Jane Henry-Wlm and their made Patten. They are accommodated at the house of Mr Forde MD. They have a good sitting room and 2 bedrooms off it. We have got 2 tables a bed a chest of drawers a large Basin stand all of Black Walnut a Franklin stove a carpet and 6 chairs. Mr Forde furnishes a bedstead for Eliza and a lot of pegs to hang things on We eat with Mr Forde he is Cardner?? and Jane housekeeper?. Mrs Griffiths is here today Jane and baby having paid them a visit by invitation and were much pleased indeed with the whole family and their new home. It is a great ?? for them to have a doctor so near them in that forlorn Country but her appears happy and nobody can be more than that.

1853: extract from piece about house research in Guelph, Ontario, using as example a house built by Rev Arthur Palmer (see below) ......

This indicates that Palmer was the fourth owner of that property, after the Canada Company, John McDonald (a Canada Company surveyor), and George Tiffany (another Canada Company surveyor). Palmer purchased some 23 acres from Tiffany (the B & S, or Bill of Sale) and Tiffany gave Palmer a mortgage for at least part of it. This does not tell us much about any house on this large property. However, Palmer took out another mortgage for 1800 pounds in September of 1853 from Rev. E.M. Stewart, who happened to be his assistant minister at St. George's. This mortgage was renewed in 1856, and repaid in 1859. Presumably, this money was used to build what Palmer called Tyrcathlen, and which was renamed Ker Cavan in 1928. (see end of this section for more about Arthur Palmer).

The name of the house "Tyrcathlen" must be a bastardisation of the

Stewart family home in Ireland.

Married: 12/9/1833 (GPS) (IGI, Ballymenagh, Donegal)

JANE RENWICK JEFFREY 1805

KO06/12

Ref JJF:
Born: 20/3/1805, died 16/2/1878.
Parents: John Armstrong & Elizabeth Catherine (McConnell) Jeffrey.
(Renwick being the name of her aunt Jane's husband)

Ref EMC: "Jane Renwick, dau of John Jeffrey of Allerbeck, Dumfries" & Mrs Jeans (the latter from the Ancestral File).
Ref GPS: Jane Renwick Jeffrey, dau of John Jeffrey of Allerbeck Dumfries; later information from the GPS family say that her mother may have been "Elizabeth Catherine McConnell daughter of William McConnell of Wigtown, Sheriff Substitute". EMC in Ontarian Families, agrees.

1/12/93:
Note on the back of small pastel of woman and girl at Burcher Cottage:
"Mrs Jeffery - formerly Jean Renwick and daughter. Jane Renwick afterwards Mrs E.M. Stewart whose daughter Elizabeth was married to FJ Chadwick." Also on back in pencil "CR Chadwick 1896" (Charlotte Rose (Aunt Nonie)).

1998: picture now at the Gables.
This was written about 1896 by Charlotte Rose Chadwick, dau of FJ Chadwick and grand daughter of Jane Renwick.

This does not agree with information from the Jeffrey family research. It implies that Jane's mother was Christian named Jean and had perhaps been formerly married to Mr Renwick. The mother in the pastel must be Elizabeth McConnell.

Ref GPS update, 8/2000:
Born: 20.3.1805, Died: 16.2.1878, Clooney, Co Derry
Buried: Glendermot Church, Co Derry
Parents: John JEFFREY - 524 Elizabeth Catherine McCONNELL - 2966

Issue of Edward Michael & Jane (Renwick) Stewart (SLP refers to 7 children). (IGI has births in Ireland, Donegal)

EAC: FAPC had Uncle Augustus & Aunt Caroline with sons Gussie & Vaux

1/1. Henry William Stewart: (GPS467) Details

Born: 24/9/1834 in either:

Cayuga (SLP) (35m W of Niagara, ako as Haldimand)
IGI has birth Ballymenagh, Donegal. SLP prob correct.
Family letters imply he was Irish born.
Died: 5/11/1910, Knockbreda (bur also). (SLP).
Listed under Chancellors of Down:
TCD BA 1857, Ord D & P 1858, Toronto.
1858-60, Guelph.
1860-61, Oak Ridge.
1861-63, Head Master Guelph Grammar School.
1863: Curate, Kilberry, Kildare.
1867: @ Knockbreda, installed as Chancellor of Down, Sept 20.
Married, 10/4/1860: Frances, dau of Ven Arthur Palmer, Archdeacon of Toronto. Born 3/5/1836-26/1/1911 (died Belfast, bur Knockbreda).
1876 Landowners Donegal: Rev Henry William Stewart, address Rathowen, owned 303 acres

Checkemian History:
.....In reporting this, Henry William Stewart, Rector & Rural Dean of Knockbreda, in the Church of Ireland’s Diocese of Down, affirmed "I have seen the document and the seal but of course cannot read them." In 1889 he is reported to have been preaching in the Presbyterian Churches of Belfast, notably Berry Street Church and St. Enoch’s Church, Belfast and it was noted that "He enjoys the confidence of and is warmly recommended by the most eminent men in the Presbyterian Church of Scotland."

In 1890 he was still preaching and lecturing in Belfast as Stewart noted, "He can now speak English fairly well and he hopes to become a naturalized English subject before he goes back to the East." It was at this time that he was taken up by Archbishop Plunket, Anglican Archbishop of Dublin, as Stewart notes that Checkemian was still in Belfast on 5 September 1890 and had visited the Archbishop. Stewart had a high opinion of him, "I believe him to be a sincere man – and to be a man capable of exercising a powerful influence over others ... It is no doubt an ambitious undertaking, but he is evidently a man of great energy and perseverance."

Issue:
2/1. Edward Michael Stewart GPS473, B. 24/3/1864 D. Knockbreda

22/7/1931, married 19/12/1918 Helen Margaret Imray, dau of George Imray of Culdean, Granton-on-Spey.
3/1. Francis Marion Eugenie m Michael Farrar-Bell

2/2. Arthur Henry Stewart, (GPS478), born 1869 M. @ Runnymede,

Kansas, Alice dau of Arthur W. Mosse of Castletown, Kilkenny.
3/2005: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlkik/records/1876land.htm
Arthur Wellesley Mosse, address Ballyconra, Ballyragget, owned 1,350 acres (Landowners Co Kilkenny, 1878, holdings over 1 acre)
3/1. Frances Constance Stewart, MD., born 1891.

2/3. Pakenham Thomas Stewart, born 1871, died 1938, M. 1901

Mary Dupre Fennell, dau of John George Fennell of Melbourne.
3/1. Mary Fennell Stewart, born 1904.
3/2. Gerald Pakenham Stewart, born 1906, the author of "GPS",

He died 1998, New Zealand.
His family continues on Stewart 2 (restricted access)

2/4. Rev William Stewart (GPS482), b 1896

Rector of Rillingston. Married: Estelle Atkinson
3/1. Katherine Estelle Stewart,
married Avu Cesare Colliva, an Italian, 2 dau.
3/2. Esme Mary Stewart b.1913 , Noel P. Woodgate-Jones, MP.
5 children.

2/5. James Robert Stewart, (GPS484), b 1878

3/1. James Robert Stewart, born 1878, M. Kate Payne Dickson

4/1. Joseph Ainslie Stewart, born 1917

2/6. John Alexander Stewart, (GPS486), born 1881

M. 5/4/1904 Lydia Christine d of Duncan Malcolm of Belfast
3/1. Henry William Basil Stewart, born 1903,

Married Josephine P. Bottomley
4/1. Denzil John Reginald Stewart, born 1935

5/1. Tamzin Stewart.
5/2. Rowan Stewart.

2/7. Frances Mary Stewart, 1861-1937, unmarried (SLP & GPS470)
2/8. Jane Charlotte Stewart, GPS471, born 1862,

married 1884 James (Jonas - GPS) Sealy Poole MD
3/1. Madge Poole, born 1891

2/9. Hester Madeline Stewart (GPS475),

married 27/9/1894 Lt Octavius H. Daniel Cmdr RN son of Rev R Daniel of Osbaldwick Yorks.
3/1. Kathleen Lilla Daniel, b abt 1897,

M. Geoffrey Owen Pike, (b abt 1898-9/1/1959).
4/1. Madeline Pike

2/10. Kathleen Elizabeth Martha Stewart (GPS477), b 1867,
died @ Knockbreda 24/8/1892
2/11. Elizabeth Margaret Stewart (GPS480),
m 24/7/1818(!) William son of Victor C. Taylor of Belfast

1/2. Charlotte Jane Stewart, born 26/11/1836,
Became nun in S.A.(GPS530). Died 29/10/1921.
1/3. John Alexander Stewart (GPS531)

Ref SLP:
Born: 24/7/1838, Cayuza, Canada W.
Educated @ Guelph Grammar School entered TCD July 2 1856 aged 18, BA 1860, MA 1867, ordained 1862, P 1863 Curate Maghera 1863-1872 1872-
1861: Stewart, Rev. Alexander, 97 Donegall Street (Belfast Directory)
1880 Clooney, Perpetual Curate & Incumbent.
Died of Consumption: 21/12/1880, Glandore Cottage Cork age 42.
Window to him and father at All Saints, Clooney.
Married, 1869: Eliza Charlotte Gough (GPS532). Died: 1894, dau of Benjamin Bloomfield Gough¹⁹ GPS460
2/1. Edward Pakenham Stewart (GPS575)
2/2. Hugh Gough Stewart (GPS577)
2/3. Percy Bloomfield Stewart (GPS578)
2/4. Elinor Mary (Nora) Stewart (GPS580)

1/4. Elisabeth Stewart, b. 13/10/1839. KO05/06
1/5. Pakenham Edward Stewart, b. 9/3/1841, d. 11/11/1861. (GPS535)

Bur Woodlawn Cemetary, Guelph: 3rd son of Rev E.M. Stewart: plot purchased by him.
PRONI D3319/9/76 contains a letter and a small drawing supposed to be a good likeness of "Pakenham" aged 5.

1/6. Katherine Caroline Stewart, 11/7/1842-11/1/1866, (GPS536)
1/7. William McConnell Stewart, 30/3/1844-20/3/1865, (GPS537).

Palmer Family, sons of Ven Arthur Palmer, who came to Canada from Ireland, 1832. Founded St George's Church, Guelph and presided there for 40 years (1832-74 ref internet), Retired to Ireland, 1873:

Son of Ven. Arthur Palmer (EMS was his assistant minister in 1853):
Arthur Palmer 1841-97 (Ref JS Burnett), returned to Ireland and became a Latin scholar and Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin.

2/1. Uther Palmer, died young man without issue (ref JSB).
2/2. Arthur Palmer, a civil engineer with the Federated Malay

Railways until late 1920's died London abt 1945 (ref JSB).
Married, 1st, Dorothy Ward (B. NZ 6/6/1898, d S'oton 1/3/1980).
Married 2nd, Nora Judith Miller, died 2/2/1991, Kent.
3/1. Janet Frances Palmer, born Kuala Lumpur, 1921.

Living in Hampshire 2000.
Married Mr Burnett, both living south of Boston, 10/2000.
4/1. Jeffery S Burnett, born 21/10/1947.

10/2000, resident nr. Boston, Mass.
5/1. Child 1 Burnett
5/2. Child 2 Burnett.

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HENRY STEWART 1749

KO07/21

EMC: of Tyrcallen, co .... Ireland.
Parents: William Stewart of Killymoon, co. Tyrone and his w. Eleanor, dau of Sir Henry King, Bart.

Ref GPS525:
Born: 1/5/1749,
Died: Dublin, 10/9/1840, Bur Derryloran.
of Tyrcallen & Corcam, Donegal. BA TCD 1768, Middle Temple 1766, Irish bar 1773. MP for Longford Borough.
D3319: ".. Land Agent - perhaps accountant - who managed the estate affairs of a number of families from an office in Leinster St, Dublin with a partner, G.C. Swan. He bought the Tyrcallan estate, Starnorlar, Donagel, from the Rev Oliver McCausland in 1789 with a partner, George Whitlocke, of Wokingham, Berks.
MS103 p113, Nat Library Dublin:
Certificate of Arms of Henry Stewart of Starnorlar, Donegal, 2nd surviving son of the later William Stewart of Killymoon. 20/2/1799.

A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF IRELAND,
COMPRISING THE SEVERAL COUNTIES, CITIES, BOROUGHS, CORPORATE, MARKET, AND POST TOWNS. PARISHES, AND VILLAGES,
WITH HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL DESCRIPTIONS;
BY SAMUEL LEWIS.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
LONDON:
PUBLISHED BY S. LEWIS & Co. 87, ALDERSGATE STREET.
MDCCCXXXVII.

Subscribers:

Stewart, Henry, Esq., J.P., Tyrcallen, Stranorlar, co. Donegal
Stewart, W., Esq., J.P., Killymoon, co. Tyrone

Dublin Directory 1797 & 8:
Henry Stewart agent, 6, Chatham St.
Directory 1800: 6 Leinster Square.
Dublin Directory 1835:
Henry Stewart, esq, 6 Leinster Square.
Agents: Stewart and Kincaid also at 6, Leinster Square.

Married: 7 Jan 1793

ELIZABETH PAKENHAM 1769

KO07/22 GPS526.

Born 18/7/1769 (PT)
Parents: Edward Michael & Catherine (Rowley) Pakenham
Died 10/8/1851, Dublin, Bur Mt Jerome (GPS)

See Pakenham files for full history.
dau of Edward Michael Pakenham, 2nd Baron of Longford. Her sister, the Lady Catherine Pakenham, married Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington. A brother, Sir Edward Pakenham, was a general in the British army who lost New Orleans to Andrew Jackson in 1815. Left £1000 by her mother, Dowager Countess of Langford.

PRONI D/3319/9/60:
Rough copy of letter to Charles Wellesley in Canada 22 March 1839 (7?)
My Dear Charles, ... this letter to let you know that my son EM S is settled in Upper C; he may not chance to meet you but if he does, I bespeak your goodwill towards him - He dwells with his wife & their 3 children in a log house. He has settled on land he purchased in the Woods of Cayugar a few miles from York? (Via Hamilton) which is his post town, he has several very respectable neighbours. They have raised a frame church in the village of Cayunga and have a Pious Clergyman to officiate ???? sent out by the Society of H.J.? with Ministers of Our Church to which I believe your cousin Honbl Capt Wellesley is Secretary The Principal Settlers of that place showed themselves Loyal on the first ??? in UC - ???? - I do not know when this may find you may God bless you ?????? with your late uncle L. This family & I .... you showed kindness to my son - remembering your mutual attachment from childhood ?????? approaching marriage. May EH prove such a person as your dear mother could have liked for them. She must be worthy ?????.
Do you sometimes think of your dear mother & the excellent instructions she gave to you both by Precept and example & do you read the bible she gave you & take time to consider that you have a soul to be saved, which the burden? of business and amusement seems to remove from the recollections of so many but I hear from? dear Charles but not from you. - your uncle Hercules & family moved from Langford Lodge last week on their way to Portsmouth where he is to be Governor Genl of the District - There are few now living who dearly loved your excellent mother or more highly value the many admirable qualities of your noble father than your Uncle Stewart & my self. Your AUNT E.

D3319/7/7: Letter re right arm amputation was this EM Pakenham. Also included were letters from General EM Pakenham to Henry Stewart.

D3319/9/..: Letters to Elizabeth Stewart (nee Pakenham) from brothers, in particular Henry addressed her as "Bess". He seemed the closest brother.

Letters from Henry S to Elizabeth were frequent when he was travelling and seemed affectionate.

10/4/1815: letters re death of Elizabeth's father EMP.
Letters from Dr Thos Carpenter about education of boys at Armagh - EMS in 1807 & "little boy" in 1813 (James born 1805?).

Bess was in Cheltenham in 1807 - several letters sent there.. In particular about her 2nd daughter, Harriett Ponsonby, who died after a rapid decline over 6 weeks in 1815 near Dundrum.

Many letters from son Thomas Stewart - Kelso in 10/5/1826, Broom Hall 4/1821.

William Stewart at Churchfield in 1834 (a house belonging to the Casement family of Ballymena). He then moved to Ballycastle. His wife Ann had not been well at this time.

A letter from her brother Longford described the death of Kitty (Pakenham) Wellesley 24/4/1831. She had been ill but seemed to recover, but then relapsed and died peacefully in her sleep.

Elizabeth Stewart was godmother to B. Fitzgerald.

A letter from EMS in Cayuga 28/10/46 about a drawing of "Pakenham" aged 5: a small crayon drawing was attached. (prob EMS's son)

She wrote to nephew Charles Wellesley in Canada if he should meet EMS.
22/3/1839.

Issue of Henry & Elizabeth (Pakenham) Stewart:

1/1. Edward Michael Stewart (1797-1883) (EMC & GPS) KO06/11
Issue (GPS only):
1/2. Henry Stewart (re D3319 - GPS727) 1799-1872

Charles Addington has him dying about 1864, by the dates from a notarised document refers to him as dead by 1865.
There are death registrations for Henry Stewart aged 63 in Stranorlar in 1854 (V2P333 & V17P247).
Married 1st: Lucy Elizabeth Norris (GPS728), Died: 14.7.1854, Corcam
Bur: Stranorlar. Father: John Norris
Ref Charles Addington (London, Ont. N6A 4VB, 11/06)
Henry Stewart was a trustee of the marriage settlement of John Style Norris (1812-1902) (Lucy's brother) and Elizabeth Anne Tonge (1814-85). They were children of John Francis Norris (d 1854) & Henrietta Style. JFN a GG Grandson of Admiral John Norris (6^th G Grandfather of Charles Addington.
Issue:
2/1. William Norris (GPS900), b 1836, died young.
Married, 2nd, 1856: Frances Isabella Anne Style (GPS729)
Father: William Style, Captain - 2969 Of Maidstone, Kent

1/3. Catherine Stewart(GPS2970)

8.7.1800-26.12.1808
Died Summerhill, Co Meath, Buried in Summerhill Mausoleum

1/3. Thomas Blakeney Lyon Stewart, born 1802 (GPS459)

7.7.1802-1874
Married, 29/3/1857: Anne Penrose (GPS735), Born: 1807
Father: James Penrose

1/4. William Stewart, Rev, no issue. (GPS528)

Born: 14.4.1794, Died: 4.5.1858, Buried: Mt Jerome, Dublin of Tyrcallen, Co Donegal⁵⁹Married, 18/12/1816: Anne Eliza Williams (1798-1873) (GPS529)

1/5. James Robert Stewart born 1805. (GPS736)

29.10.1805-10.12.1889 JP and DC (or DL) for Dublin, MA.
Dublin Dir 1845: 11, Longford Terrace, Monkstown and 6 Leinster Sq.
Married, 27/10/1835: Martha Eleanor Warren
(born 1814-5/5/1865, dau of Richard B. Warren, QC).
2/1. Rev Henry Stewart GPS 42, 10.8.1836-1896⁴⁴

Married, 21/8/1861: Martha (Matty) Angelina HAMILTON - 364
Born: 1834, Drumconrath , Meath, Ireland, died, 1908
Parents: Edward Michael & Martha Anne Fortescue Hamilton
3/1. Edward Hamilton Stewart (GPS 800
3/2. James Robert Stewart (GPS 802
3/3. Martha Louise Stewart (GPS 803
3/4. Emily Gertrude Stewart (GPS 804

2/2. Col. Richard Warren, RE, Stewart GPS 377,

Born: 6.11.1837,
Died: 1910
Married, 20/9/1864: Mary Jane CHISHOLM GPS378
3/1. Elizabeth Martha Stewart (GPS 805)
3/2. James Robert Stewart (GPS 807)
3/3. Florence Mary Stewart (GPS 808)
3/4. Dudley Warren Stewart (GPS 809)
3/5. Eleanore Lucy Stewart (GPS 810)
3/6. Edyth Blanche Stewart (GPS 812)
3/7. George Blakeney Stewart (GPS 813)
3/8. Mabelle⁵⁹ Stewart (GPS 814)
3/9. Eileen Stewart GPS 815

2/3. James Robert Stewart GPS 379,

Born, 9.8.1839 Died, 1890
Married, 1871: Gertrude Trench - 435 Dau of Frederick William le Poer Trench - 2177
3/1. Florence Emily Stewart (GPS 816
3/2. Kathleen Stewart (GPS 817
3/3. Henry Pakenham Stewart (GPS 818
3/4. Helen Stewart (GPS 819
3/5. Charles Trench Stewart (GPS 821

2/4. Edward Pakenham Stewart GPS 457,

Birth, 27.2.1841, Death 1864? Summerhill,
Married, 2/11/1869: Charlotte Henrietta PIM - 495 Died 1907
3/1. Charlotte Eva Stewart (GPS 822
3/2. Ada Mary Stewart (GPS 823
3/3. George Pakenham Stewart (GPS 825

2/5. Augustus Phillip Stewart (GPS 496, 5/10/1842-1864.
2/6. William Thomas Stewart (GPS 497, 10/2/1844-27/10/1926.
2/7. Elizabeth Martha Stewart GPS 498, 12/11/1845-1870, Malaga.
2/8. Emily Lucy Stewart (GPS 500, b. 27/4/1848.
2/9. Rev Robert Warren Stewart, MA (GPS501) born 9/3/1850,

Married, 1876: Louisa Katherine Smyly of Dublin.
He was a missionary in China & was murdered by Boxers with wife in 1895, some children escaped.
From (8/2004): Dr Ian Welch, PO Box 7034, Farrer ACT 2607, Australia.
Robert and Louisa were not killed by Boxers. They were killed by a sect known as Vegetarians. The Boxer movement was not active in Fukien Province in 1895.
The three boys at the top of your list were in England, at school, at the time.
3/1. Arthur Dudley Stewart (GPS 827
3/2. Philip Smyly Stewart (GPS 828
3/3. James Robert Stewart (GPS 829
3/4. Mildred Eleanor Stewart (GPS 830
3/5. Kathleen Louisa Stewart (GPS 831
3/6. Herbert Norman Stewart (GPS 832) killed.
3/7. Evan George Stewart (GPS 833)
3/8. Hilda Sylvia Stewart (GPS 834) killed.

2/10. George Francis Stewart GPS 734,

Birth 1.11.1851, Death, 1928.
Married, 28/6/1881, Georgiana Lavinia Quin - 781, Dau of Richard Robert Quin.
3/1. Clements George Stewart (GPS 835
3/2. Robert Henry Rynn Stewart (GPS 836
3/3. Mary Selina Stewart (GPS 837
3/4. Ethel Georgiana Stewart (GPS 838

2/11. Arthur Blakeney Fitzgerald Stewart (GPS 2965, 5/8/1853-1855.
2/12. Caroline Hamilton Stewart (GPS 2770, 19/8/1855-1855.
2/13. Mary Florence Stewart (GPS 782, Birth 19.2.1858

Married, 27/4/1889: Robert William NORMAN (GPS783)
3/1. Luke Gardiner Norman (GPS839)
3/2. Conolly George Norman (GPS840)
3/3. Robert Warren Norman (GPS2764)
3/4. Georgiana Eleanor Norman (GPS2763)
3/5. Dudley Stewart Norman (GPS2765)
3/6. Patrick Elwyn Norman (GPS2766)

2/14. Arthur Blakeney Stewart (GPS784), 12/9/1860-1879.

1/6. Thomas Stewart.
1/7. Margaret Stewart, married William Reid of Randolphfield, Stirling (ref administration above).

JOHN ARMSTRONG JEFFREY 1768

KO07/23

Ref JJF & EMCO
Born: 1768
Parents: Andrew & Agnes (Armstrong) Jaffrey.
Died 13/7/1822.
An Edinburgh Lawyer, referred to as "of Allerbeck, Dumfries" by EMC.

Married: 1802:

ELIZABETH CATHERINE McCONNELL 1784

Born: 10/1784, died 9/1856.
Parents: William McConnell of Culbac and Elizabeth Hannay.
(ref EMCO & JJF)
Issue (born Edinburgh? Dates mostly from JJF, with some data (issue of these individuals indicated, but not detailed):
1/1. Elizabeth Jeffrey, 6/9/1803,

Married Rev Robert Cunningham of Stranraer, Scotland.
Issue, inter alia:
2/1. Agnes Cunningham, 23/6/1846-18/08/1896

M. William Armstrong
3/1. Elizabeth Cunningham Armstrong 3/6/1870
M. William Forsyth

The Rev Robert Cunningham achieved much in his life, including founding the Edinburgh Institution for Maths and Language which later became Melville College which is now part of Stewart's Melville College in Edinburgh.

... a plaque in his honour in the house where he lived and died which is now the North West Castle Hotel, Stranraer.

In memory of Rev. Robert Cunningham 1799 - 1883
who lived in North West Castle from 1860 – 1883
Headmaster George Watson’s College, Edinburgh (1826 – 1832)
Founder Headmaster of The Edinburgh Institution for Language and Mathematics, Edinburgh (1832 - 1837),later known as Melville College, amalgamated with Daniel Stewart’s College in 1972 to form Stewart’s Melville College
Vice Principal of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania (1837 – 1839)
Founder Headmaster of Blair Lodge School, Polmont (1841-1851)
“O God! O good beyond compare,
If thus Thy meaner works are fair,
If thus Thy glory gilds the span
of ruined earth and sinful man,
How glorious must that mansion be
where Thy Redeemer shall dwell with Thee”

Presented by The Melville College Trust, November 2005

2/2. William Buchan Armstrong 12/7/1872
2/3. Robert Armstrong 26/05/1874
2/4. James Armstrong 22/7/1877
2/5. Susan Tait Armstrong 21/10/1879
2/6. John Armstrong 8/5/1882
2/7. Jeffrey Armstrong 21/5/1885
2/8. Louisa Helen Armstrong 16/4/1887.

1/2. Jane Renwick Jeffrey, 20/3/1805, Issue.
1/3. Agnes Jeffrey, 25/11/1806-9/3/1897.

Studied art Edinburgh & London. Emigrated to US 1837, settling first in Canandaigua, NY. Taught drawing and painting at Ontario (NY) Female Seminary Canandaigua 1838-59, then moved to Rochester to Brother William. Her "Sentiment Book" in the Rare Book Collection of the University of Rochester (1990).

1/4. Catherine Jeffrey, 15/8/1808-6/3/1895
1/5. Isabella Jeffrey, 1/3/1810, Of York, Co Haldiman, Ont.

(EMCOnt)
She also was an artist, maybe best of all the sisters
Married: Rev Bold Cudmore Hill, he killed falling from horse 1870.
2/1. Jeffrey Hill, Rev of Southampton, Co Bruce, Ont.
2/2. Arundel Charles Hill, Rev, BD Canon of St Paul's London Ont.
Married Emily, dau of Dawson Delamere.
2/3. Renwick Hill, died unm. 1878
2/4. Elizabeth Catherine Jeffrey, died unm 1871.

1/6. William Jeffrey, 22/4/1812-1867, Issue.

Emigrated to New York, 11/10/1836. Lived in Canandaigua, Ontario County, NY state, for 4 years prior to oath of allegiance, 17/11/1841. Later lived in Rochester, NY. (ref EMCOnt)
Married (1): Caroline Greer, (2) Virginia Haring
2/1. Frederick Jeffrey, killed in action US Army 1861-5.

1/7. Robert Jeffrey, 26/11/1813-29/7/1846, D. Toledo, Ohio, EMCOnt
1/8. Alexander Jeffrey, 10/5/1815.

Emigrated to New York bef 17/11/1831. Later of Lexington, Ken.
Married (1) Delia Granger (ref EMCont):
2/1. Julia Granger Jeffrey,

M. Albert Augustus Porter of Niagara Falls,
3/1. Alexander Jeffrey Porter, m Margaret Maude Langmuir.

2/2. Charlotte Ross Jeffrey m. Charles Theodore Pierson
2/3. Betsey Chapin Jeffrey, m. Nathaniel Beattie Rochester.

Married (2) Rosa Vertner (Griffith) Johnson.

2/4. Alexander Jeffrey
2/5. Dunbar Griffiths Jeffrey.
2/6. Virginia Abercrombie Jeffrey.

1/9. John Jeffrey, 2/6/1817-18/2/1881,

married Georgiana (Wylie) Keats. Of Lexington. Also and artist - his diary survives and is in Ontario.

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WILLIAM STEWART 2 1710

KO08/41 GPS538:

Born:     1710
Buried:   14.5.1797, Derryloran (now known as Cookstown, Tyrone)
MP, Co Tyrone 1747 - 176819; High Sheriff 1738

Rebuilt Cookstown. Elder for the Presbyterians of Ulster and by 1750 the largest landowner in Tyrone. He also built an aqueduct to bring water to Cookstown from springs high up on his estate, and a weir across Ballinderry River to provide power for his linen mills. Colonel in Militia, raised a corps of artillery volunteers. Killymoon Castle " a superb and beautiful seat with ample and cultivated domains. The old house was burnt down late 18th or early 19th C.66 Nat Library of Dublin has a collection of papers (MS 8734) containing rents rolls for mid 18thC:

a) Undated income:
       Freehold Rent: £2287-5-5
       Church lands: £2424-9-11
                      £4711-15-4
b) 1772:
       Freehold Rent: £2287-5-5
       Church Lands: £2359-5-4
c) 1764:
       Recd Arrears of Nov 1763: £709-12-10
       Recd Rent for Nov 1764: £1168-13-5
       Arrears at Nov 1764:     £3676-3-11-3/4
                                £5547-10-2-3/4
   Also
       Arrears at Nov 1763:     £2176-15-3.5
       May & Nov 1764 rents:    £3370-14-11.25
                                £5547-10-2.75

       Note increase in arrears! Document lists all tenants.

Married, 11/3/1741:

ELEANOR KING 1722

KO08/42 GPS539.

Born 9/1722
Parents: Henry King & Isabella Wingfield
Died 3/1810.

Eldest dau of Rt Hon Sir Henry King of Rockingham, Bt MP, co Roscommon.

Issue of William & Eleanor Stewart: Details
1/1. James Stewart, GPS 766, 1742-1821 Lawyer.

See below for full description of Stewart of Killymoon papers.
Married Hon Elizabeth Molesworth, 6th dau of 3rd Viscount Molesworth.
Ref Nat Library of Dublin: Cost £26-19-11 to register pedigree and Arms 31/3/1809.
Also in collection are a number of letters about support for his election to Parliament 1775. Also letters from AH Trench.
2/1. Mary Eleanor Stewart (5/9/1775-1866) (GPS856)
2/2. Louisa Stewart (1778-1850), married HJ Clements (GPS857)

3/1. Elizabeth Catherine Henrietta Clements, (1813-27) (GPS890)
3/2. Selina Clements, (1814-92), (GPS2159)
Married Cousin Rev Henry GJ Clements.
3/3. Louisa Clements (1816-79) (GPS2161)
3/4. Mary Isabella Clements (1816-90) (GPS2162)
3/5. Henry Theophilus Clements (1820-1904) (GPS2163)

Married Gertrude Markham. Issue:
4/1. Henry John Beresford Clements (GPS2166)
4/2. Alfred William Clements (GPS2167)
4/3. Robert Markham Clements (GPS2168)
4/4. Marcus Louis Stewart Clements (GPS2169)
4/5. Gertrude Mary Catharine Clements (GPS2170)
4/6. Selina Margaret Maud Clements (GPS2171)

3/6. Catherine Clements, 1822-1830, (GPS2172)

2/3. William Stewart, 1780-1850, (GPS859) never married, & lost
estate.
2/4. James Charles Stewart, 1784-1869 (GPS860)
2/5. Richard Stewart (GPS861).

1/2. Henry Stewart, 1744- (Young) (GPS768).
1/3. Isabella Stewart, 1745-1833 (GPS769), married John Hamilton

(10/10/1735-16/5/1811, son of James Hamilton of Brown Hall, Donegal & Dorothy Green)
2/1. James Hamilton died 1805 (GPS12), married Helen Pakenham,

dau of Edward Michael & Catherine (Rowley) Pakenham
3/1. John Hamilton, 1800-83,(GPS2084)

Married Mary Rose 1823.
Issue:
4/1. James Hamilton (GPS2086)
4/2. Mary Hamilton (GPS2090)
4/3. Arabella Rose Hamilton (GPS2096)
4/4. Helen Hamilton (GPS2098)

Married, 1858, Mary Simpson
Issue:

4/5. John Hamilton (GPS2104)
4/6. Catherine Hamilton (GPS2105)

3/2. Edward Michael Hamilton, Rev. died 1861, (GPS2106)

Married, 1838, Mary Anne Fortescue. Issue:
4/1. Edward Hamilton (GPS2108)
4/2. John Hamilton (GPS2109)
4/3. Martha (Matty) Angelina Hamilton (GPS364)
4/4. Chichester Hamilton (GPS2113)

3/3. Catherine (Kitty) Hamilton (GPS2114)

Married: Rev. William Henry Foster. Issue:
4/1. Catherine Helen Foster (GPS2116)
4/2. Arthur Hamilton Foster (GPS2097)
4/3. William John Foster (GPS2122)
4/4. Catherine Wilhelmina (Mina) Foster (GPS2137)

2/2. Abraham Hamilton (GPS758)
2/3. Eleanor Hamilton (GPS2044)

Married: Henry Coddington. Issue:
3/1. Elizabeth Coddington (GPS2046)

Married as 2nd wife, rev Thomas Lindsay. Issue:
4/1. Robert Henry59 Lindsay (GPS2058)
4/2. Henry Lindsay (GPS2059)
4/3. Thomas Lindsay (GPS2060)
4/4. Edward - Lindsay (GPS2062)
4/5. Hamilton Lindsay (GPS 2064)
4/6. John Lindsay (GPS 2065)
4/7. Frederick Lindsay (GPS 2066)
4/8. William O'Neill Lindsay (GPS2067)
4/9. Ellen Lindsay (GPS2068)
4/10. Bessie Lindsay (GPS 2070)
4/11. Isabella Lindsay (GPS2071)

3/2. Isabella Coddington (GPS2055)
3/3. Eleanor Coddington (GPS2056)

2/4. Dorothea Hamilton (GPS2073)
2/5. Henry Hamilton (GPS2074)
2/6. Robert Hamilton (GPS2075)
2/7. William Stewart Hamilton (GPS2076)

Married, 1st, Harriett Blackwood. Issue:
3/1. John Hamilton (GPS2078)
3/2. Hans Blackwood Hamilton (GPS2079)

Married: Frances Milford (GPS2080). Issue:
4/1. William Hamilton (GPS2081)
Married, 2nd, Miss Blacker. Issue:

3/3. Abraham Hamilton (GPS2083).

1/4. William Stewart, 1746-60, (GPS771)
1/5. Robert Stewart, 1747-94, (GPS772), Lt Col,
died unm. Martinique.
1/6. Henry Stewart, 1749-1840. (GPS525).
1/7. Edward Stewart (GPS773), Birth 28.6.1750, Death 1.2.1833

Married, 31/7/1777: Amelia Anne Marlar - 774, (17.1.1758-10.3.1816) Daughter of John Marlar, merchant. London
2/1. Anne Stewart (GPS841), b1779.
2/2. Eleanor Stewart (GPS842), b. 1780.
2/3. Emily Stewart (GPS843), b.1781.
2/4. William Stewart (GPS844), b.1782.
2/5. Isabella Stewart (GPS845), b. 1783.
2/6. Edward Stewart (GPS 846, b.1784.
2/7. John Stewart (GPS 847, b. 1785.
2/8. James Stewart (GPS 848, b.1786.
2/9. Charlotte Stewart (GPS 849, b. 1787.
2/10. Frances Vere Stewart GPS 850 Birth Date: 1788

Married: Chambre Townshend,
Issue:
3/1. Horace Townshend (GPS2183)

Married, Mary Susan KIRBY (GPS2184)
4/1. Charlotte F. Payne Kirby (GPS2185)
4/2. Mary Stewart Payne Kirby (GPS2187)

2/11. Eliza Stewart (GPS 852, b. 1789.
2/12. Susan Stewart (GPS 853, b. 1791.
2/13. Henry Stewart (GPS 854, 1791-1872.

Married: Frances Maria Atkinson17 - 855, 1798-1873.
Issue:
3/1. Edward Henry Stewart (GPS 862, 1838-1914).
3/2. Joseph Atkinson Stewart (GPS 863, 1839-1913.

1/8. Rev. Thomas Stewart, (GPS775), 5/1751-27/11/1788.
1/9. John Stewart(GPS776), 5/12/1753-143/1839.
1/10. Helen Stewart(GPS777), b abt 1764.
1/11. Frances Ann Stewart. Birth: 1764, Death: 1.1806

Married, 1764, George Stuart (not rel, GPS779, 1760-1806)
2/1. Rev. John Stuart (GPS892)
2/2. Eleanor Stuart (GPS893), Married Robert Evans.
2/3. Anne Stuart (GPS895), 1798-1814.
2/4. Frances Stuart (GPS896)

Married: James Robert WHYTE - 897
3/1. James Whyte (GPS760), 9/9/1832-16/3/60.
3/2. George Stewart Whyte (GPS761),

Birth: 6.7.1835, V.C., K.C.B., K.C.S.I., K.C.M.G. Notes: Defender of Ladysmith
Married, 31/10/1874: Amelia Maria Bailey - 2681, daughter of Archdeacon (Bishop?) Bailey
4/1. James Robert Whyte (GPS2682)
4/2. Rose Frances Whyte (GPS2683)
4/3 May Constance24 Whyte (GPS 2684)
4/4. Amy Gladys Stewart Whyte (GPS 2685)

3/3. John MA, Whyte (GPS864), b. 16/7/1839.
3/4. Frances Anne Whyte (GPS 2190)
3/5. Jane Eleanor Whyte (GPS 2191)
3/6. Victoria Isabella Whyte (GPS2192)

Married, 2/11/1854, John Marcus Clements (GPS2193)
4/1. John Marcus Clements (GPS2194)
4/2. James Robert Clements (GPS2195)
4/3. George Stuart Clements (GPS2196)
4/4. Charles Henry Clements (GPS2202)
4/5. Henry Victor Clements (GPS2207)
4/6. Katherine Frances Clements (GPS2208)
4/7. Selina Mary Louise Clements (GPS2209)

3/7. Elizabeth Whyte (GPS2212), Death: 30.8.1893

Married, 28/1/1864: Robert James Montgomery (GPS2213).
Death Date: 13.5.1893
4/1. John Alexander Montgomery (GPS2214)
4/2. Francis James Montgomery (GPS2215)
4/3. Janet Maud Montgomery (GPS2216)
4/4. Elizabeth Barbara Isabel Montgomery (GPS2217)

2/5. Rev. George Stuart (GPS898), Married Katherine King.
2/6. Jane Stuart (GPS2981), died young.

ANDREW JAFFREY 1732

KO08/45

Born: 1732 (ref JJF)
Parents: John (or Andrew) Jaffrey.
Died: 3/1/1795.

This family was extensively researched by Helen H. McIver of Washington DC, who published her "Genealogy of the Jaffrey-Jeffrey Family". A copy of this work was given to A Maitland by Linda Hill in 2003, and was in turn a copy of one held by Carl Gustav Smedberg of NY.

Married, 8/11/1762:

Agnes Armstrong 1733

Born: 1733
Parents: William Armstrong (1691-27/1/1733) & Jean Somerville (1705-3/4/1790) [JS dau of John S & Agnes Veitch; AV dau of William V & Marion Fairlie, ref tree at Ancestry.com - Anne Stoval McIver Tree])

Died: 16/10/1793

Issue:
1/1. William Jaffrey, 1764, died Bruges.
1/2. Robert Jaffrey, born 1766, died 9/1792
1/3. John Armstrong Jeffrey, b 1768
1/4. Isabella Jaffrey, b. 1770, Issue
1/5. Jane Jaffrey, b. 29/5/1774, Ruthwell. Issue.

M. 13/8/1791, William Renwick, son of James Renwick.
2/1. James Renwick (30/5/1792-12/1/1863)

Married Margaret Ann Brevoort (issue inter alia)
3/1. Edward Sabine Renwick, 3/1/1823

Email from Allen Hankosky, Texas, 6/2005:
The Renwicks were from New York Are you related to Edward S. Renwick from New York? His father was Professor James Renwick of Columbia Univ. His brother was a leading U.S. architect. He was working on St. Patrick's Cathedral, he designed Vassar College and the Smithsonian institution. Edward's uncle was Captain Charles Wilkes, U.S.N. who sailed around the world for the Smithsonian.

2/2. Robert Jeffrey Renwick
2/3. Agnes Armstrong Renwick
2/4. Isabella Renwick, 20/9/97,

M. Charles Gustavus Smedberg, 1815.
3/1. William Renwick Smedberg, 19/3/1839, M Fanny Raymond.

4/1. William Renwick Smedburg, 3/1/1871-1942
4^th US Cavalry.

3/2. James Renwick Smedberg, 18/3/1833-11/8/1912. Issue.

http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/history/hbabs2.htm:

This may be him!
A listing of duels in California (illegal after 1861):
James R. Smedberg and F. W. Gardner fought at Sausalito with duelling pistols in Aug., 1869; S. was wounded in the hand at the second fire. His second was Col. Stuart M. Taylor; while Howard Crittenden attended Gardener. In this, one of the latest, if not the very latest duel in California, both parties displayed great nerve.
4/1. Agnes Adams Smedberg, M. Max Lee Rosenfeld

5/1. John Rosenberg, b.5/5/1901.
5/2. Caroline Smedberg Rosenfeld, b.21/7/1898

M. William Walter Sunkel.
6/1. Maxine Louise Sunkel, b. 20/6/1922

2/5. William Renwick.
2/6. Jane Jeffrey Renwick

Married Charles Wilkes, (1798-1877), the son of John DePonthieu Wilkes and Mary Seton. His aunt was Elizabeth Ann Seton (first American saint). Charles lived with Elizabeth after his mother died and before Elizabeth went to Italy with her sick husband. Charles was a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy when he commanded the U.S. Exploring Expedition of 1838-1842. This book is about this expedition and is full of pictures and drawings. Charles was promoted to Admiral in 1866. His gggrandfather was Israel Wilkes and his great-uncle was John Wilkes, known as "Wilkes No. 45" while he lived in England. (from a book quoted in email 4/2005).

2/7. John Renwick
2/8. Sarah Kemp Renwick
2/9. Agnes Renwick

Sarah Kemp, granddaughter of James Renwick, daughter of "late" Dr John Kemp of Columbia College, mentioned as her cousins, William, John, Jane, Agnes Renwick and Isabella Smedburg and the children of her cousins James & Robert Renwick in her 1820 will. She must therefore have been a daughter of William Renwick's sister.
Sarah was of New York, and left property on Lake Cayuga, Seneca County, and a farm near Newburgh, Orange County, both of which derived from her grandfather, James Renwick.

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JAMES STEWART 2 1665

KO09/81 GPS540

Born: 1665
Died & Buried: Derryloran, 1726

..was a very waywood boy in his youth and after an adventurous career in his native land and in Paris, received a commission in the Austrian Artillery 1/1/1703. He took part in Central European wars and in Balkan campaign, friend of Emperor Joseph 1.
T559: (Captain) will dated 23/5/1726, proved 21/7/1726.

Married, 1709:

HELEN AGNEW

KO09/82

dau of Patrick Agnew of Killwaughter, Antrim.

Issue:
1/1. William Stewart, (GPS538)
1/2. Patrick Stewart, b. 1711, (GPS762)

a wine merchant, Dublin (also T559)
Married: Mary dau of Ben Arthur Heywood of Drogheda 1735 no issue;
T559: will dated 9/4/1741, proved 26/5/1744.
2/1. Anne Ellinor Stewart, aged 3 in 1741, (GPS881).

Married: Michael Frederick Trench (GPS882)
3/1. Maj Gen. Frederick William Trench (GPS883)
3/2. Rev. Segar Stewart Trench (GPS884)
3/3. Mary Sarah Trench (GPS885)

Married: Sir Compton Domeville. - 889
4/1. Anne Helena Compton Domeville (GPS786)
Married: Sir Thomas Winnington, MP.
4/2. Elizabeth Louisa Compton Domeville (GPS2219)
4/3. Emily Frances Compton Domeville (GPS2220)
4/4. Frederick Henry Compton Domeville (GPS2221)
4/5. Charles Compton Domeville (GPS2222)
4/6. William Compton Domeville (GPS2223)

3/4. Anne Trench (GPS886)
3/5. Elizabeth Trench (GPS887)
3/6. Sarah Helena Trench (GPS888)

1/3. Margaret Stewart, B.1712, (GPS764)

Married: William Agnew of Killwaughter (her cousin).
2/1. James Agnew (GPS877).
2/2. Helen Agnew (GPS878), Married Edward Jones.
2/3. Margaret Agnew (GPS879)

HENRY KING

KO9/83

Eldest dau of Rt Hon Sir Henry King of Rockingham, Bt MP, co Roscommon.
(his Brother-in-law became Viscount Powerscourt). The Wingfield family have complied a thorough pedigree starting with Robert de Wingfield who was alive in 1087.

Ref Wendy Reid (for her notes on the Hamiltons, see below):
Sir Henry King, was one of those not very well liked by the Irish. They lived in the town of Boyle, Roscommon, and last year I paid a visit to the house still there. It was destroyed by fire some time ago but has been completely restored and is now a museum to the history of the family and the Earls of Kingston.

3Rd Bt Pc Sir Henry KING (5453) was born at Rockingham, Roscommon, Ireland. He died in 1740.
He 1702-27 MP For Boyle. PC 1733.

Married: 1722:

Isabella Wingfield

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Dewin Genealogy: #688 (these reference numbers are included to aid following the extensive genealogy of the Wingfields).
Parents: Edward Folliott & Eleanor (Gore) Wingfield.
She "13th in Descent From Edward I" - Debrett.

Issue:
1/1. 902. Barron Kingsborough Robert KING (5851).

1/2. 903. 1St Earl Of Kingston Viscount Kingston Edward KING
1/3. Eleanor King. (not in Dewin).

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WILLIAM STEWART 1 1625

KO10/161 GPS462:

Born: 1625
Died: Derryloran, 1706, T559: will dated 2/11/1727, proved 5/12/1727 Of Killymoon, 1690 MP for Charlmont.

Married: 6/1664

MARGARET SHAW

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Parents: John Shaw (Dau of a County Antrim Gent).
JS of Glenarm, Antrim. (T559: her cousin was Robert Lindsay)
Died: 1727.

Issue:
1/1. James Stewart, born 1665 GPS540,
1/2. Alexander Stewart (d young, bef 1705?) (GPS753)
1/3. John Stewart (Drowned in river at Killymoon) (GPS755)
1/4. Henry Stewart (3rd son, Sheriff of Co Tyrone 1711 d. 7/3/1717)

(GPS754).
T559: of Killymoon, will dated 14/12/1714, proved 3/8/1721.

1/5. Margaret Stewart, (GPS756)

Married: 1706 Clotworthy Upton esq. of Castle Upton as 2nd wife - no issue, d 1707. Clotworthy's dau Elizabeth by 3rd wife created Viscountess Langford ... Details
Elizabeth's daughter, Catherine Rowley married Edward Michael Pakenham, father of Elizabeth Pakenham who married Henry Stewart.

Dublin Nat Library has a rent roll for "Mr Upton's estates and debts theron chargeable at the intermarriage with the daughter of Wm Stewart of Killymoon".
Rent payable: £205-3-4       Freehold:     £377-11-11
Interest:     £348-0-0       Ld Dungannon: £463-1-0
              £553-3-4       Other lands: £364-0-0
                                           £1204-12-11
                             Less             £553-3-4
                             Net:          £651-9-7

1/6. Mary Stewart, no details, died 4/11/1701, Killymoon. (GPS759),
1/7. Catherine Stewart, married James Moores of Co. Tyrone.
2/1. Catherine Moores, GPS2679, married James Moore.

EDWARD FOLLIOTT WINGFIELD Esq

KO10/167 - Dewin #514.

Parents: Lewis Wingfield
He died on 7 January 1728 at Folliott.
Married, 1^st, Eleanor Gore (5439),
daughter of Sir Arthur Gore (142406).
Married, 2^nd, Arabella Lloyd (5441).

This Wingfield line from Wingfield.org.

May/June 1690 - Briefed King William on the situation in Dublin just prior to Battle of the Boyne, having come out in a small boat. [Story in Impartial History of Ireland p. 64-66 (1693)].

1695 - Barrister and King's 2nd Counsellor-at-Law.
Held Benburb Castle 1660-76 and represented himself (there being no Lord Powerscourt) successfully in the famous House of Lords case versus S Chappel 13 March 1722 to retain it in the family [19l9 Bm].
1717 - House in William Street, Dublin.
1717 - Inherited Powerscourt Castle.

Eleanor Gore (5439) was born at Newton Gore, Mayo, Ireland. She died in 1703. She Buried Killala Cathedral, Ireland. She Her Father Was Almost Certainly The Commanding Officer OF Lewis Wingfield, Her Father-IN-Law.

Issue of Edward Wingfield Esq and Eleanor Gore:
1/1. Richard Wingfield 687, 1st Viscount Powerscourt

(3rd Creation), born 1697; married Anne Usher (5450); married Dorothy Beresford Rowley (5452).

1/2. 688. Isabella Wingfield,

married 3Rd Bt Pc Sir Henry King (5453).

1/3. 689. Sidney Wingfield (5456)

married Acheson Moore (5455) on 17 April 1723.

Arabella LLOYD was born at Killala,, Ireland. She died on 12 January 1728. She Father Bishop OF Killala. There were no known children of Edward Folliott Wingfield Esq and Arabella Lloyd.

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JAMES STEWART 1

KO11/321 GPS 731

Died & Buried, 1679, Derryloran

Notes: Of Ballymenagh.
A Presbyterian who migrated from Scotland (Edinburgh ref Ont) early in the reign of James I (abt 1619). Took up residence in Ballymenagh Castle in 1619, bought Killymoon in 1634 from Shane Roe O'Neil, acquired lease of Cookstown in 1666, and built first castle at Killymoon in 1671. Probably from Edinburgh about 1616 Generally supposed to be the younger brother of Capt Andrew Stewart, who came to Ulster with Lord Ochiltree.

See Stewapdx for more detail:
The first list of Scottish applicants for Ulster allotments, completed by September 14, 1609. given in volume VIII of the official edition of the Register of the Privy Council of Scotland:
STEWART, HARRY, of Barskimming: surety, Lord Ochiltree: 2,000 acres.
STEWART, JAMES, of Rossyth: surety, William Stewart of Dunduff: 2,000 acres.
STEWART, ROBERT, uncle of Lord Ochiltree: surety, said Lord Ochiltree: 2,000 acres.
STEWART, ROBERT, of Robertoun: surety, William Stewart of Dunduff: 2,000 acres.
STEWART, ROBERT, in Edinburgh: surety, William Stewart of Dunduff: 2,000 acres.
STEWART, WILLIAM, of Dunduff: surety, Lord Ochiltree: 2,000 acres.
2nd List, awarded:
1500 acres: WILLIAM STEWART, brother of Lord Garlies (in County Donegal).
1000 acres:
JOHN STEWART (in County Donegal).
ROBERT STEWART, of Haltoun (in County Tyrone).
ROBERT STEWART of Robertoun (in County Tyrone).
SIR WALTER STEWART, of Minto (in County Donegal).
WILLIAM STEWART, of Dunduff (in County Donegal).

Married, 1624:

BARBARA LINDESAY 1608

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Baptised: South Leith 1/11/1608 Dau of Robert Lindesay of Leith, small settler (1000 acres) at Loughray Tyrone.

From:
The first list of Scottish applicants for Ulster allotments, completed by September 14, 1609. given in volume VIII of the official edition of the Register of the Privy Council of Scotland:
LINDSAY, MR. ROBERT, in Leith: surety, George Smailholm in Leith: 2,000 acres
Awarded in 1610: ROBERT LINDSAY (in County Tyrone), 1000 acres.

Issue:
1/1. William Stewart (GPS462 & T559)
1/2. Robert Stewart (T559)
2/1. James Stewart married Catherine. (T559) + 5 dau.
1/3. Catherine Stewart (GPS744)
1/5. Mary Stewart (GPS746), married James Richardson.
1/6. Jane Stewart (GPS748), married Thomas Goodlett.
1/7. Sarah Stewart (GPS750), Married Mr Birkby.
1/8. Anne Stewart (GPS752)

T/700:
Capt James Stewart of Killymoon
Marriage articles before made with Elizabeth Stewart dau of George Stewart of Orater, co Tyrone, date 4/1693 did grant release to confirm to Walter Dawson and Wm Stewart Currigan townland of Newtown (different ink) and all? in Co Tyrone also the townland of Ardenchon in the Parish of Dalsay Steventon in Kirkudbrightshire. Robert Stewart my fathers other lands in Scotland forced in remainder for debts of father for life of Elizabeth wife long since dead. Issue living Jane 1st dau = James Stewart als Foster who has taken the name of Stewart dau Margt = John Scott. Henry Stewart of Caragan grandfather & William Stewart his son & Henry Stewart, son of said Wm Stewart & Agnes Stewart als Lane.
Exec. James Stewart als Foster
Date 3/12/1721 died 1721 (may be 1724).

Captain LEWIS WINGFIELD

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Born circa 1623.
Parents: Edward & Ann (Cromwell) Wingfield
He died After Sep 1673 Before 16 at Scurmore, Sligo, Connaught Ireland.
2ND Son Lewis Was Called Richard IN Father'S Will. He Under Age 21 IN 1632.
1638 - Received £1000 from father's will.
Commonwealth (Roundhead) soldier in his teens.
Received £400 in Viscount Powerscourt's will.
1660 & 1661 - Commissioner of Ordinance collecting money (40s or 10s) for Army in Co Sligo and Co Mayo.
21 Jan 1661 - Received Charles II's pardon for fighting on the other side in the English Civil Wars.
1665 - Lieutenant in Militia, flourishing at Scurmore.
(Sources: Wingfield Memorials, 40; 1816-1820 Records of Ireland Pp249-300 Soc of Generals; C & P (Irld) 39: 1660-62/188 -1669-70 P 553).

Married Sidney Gore (5433), daughter of Capt, Sir Paul Gore (142401). Sidney Gore (5433) was born at Manor Gore, Donegal, Ireland. She died in 1677. Lewis Wingfield May Have Been Called Richard (2nd Son) Debrett. She Sister OF Sir Ralph Gore, Ancestor of Earls OF Ross.

Known issue:
1/1. 514. Edward Folliott Wingfield Esq (5440).

married Eleanor Gore (5439); married Arabella Lloyd (5441).

1/2. 515. Lewis Wingfield (5442).
1/3. 516. Thomas Wingfield (5443)

Died Without Issue - Sources-Wingfield Memorials P 41 And Debrett.

1/4. 517. Anne Wingfield (5444).
1/5. 518. Isabella Wingfield (5445).
1/6. 519. Eleanor Wingfield (5446).

Sir EDWARD WINGFIELD

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254. (5426)

Born: Ireland.
Parents: Richard & Honora (O'Brien) Wingfield
Died on 22 April 1638 at Carnew, Wicklow, Ireland.

Distinguished Against The Rebels.
Lived Butler Lane Dublin.
Of Carnew, County Wicklow and Butler land, Dublin until he inherited Powerscourt, "With Lands and Jewels". Knighted 1603.
1615 in Lord Deputy Chichester's funeral procession at Carrickfergus (Vls J. Of Arch.v 9/105)
1636 - Inherited much land from mother, Honora (O'brien) Wingfield. Bought much land in County Wicklow. Served Charles I in Sundry Employments of Trust. (Hist of Powerscourt. 145)

He married:
Anne CROMWELL (5427)
Born at Okeham.
Parent: Lord Edward Cromwell (142400), at Tickencote, Rutland.
Died on 11 July 1636. Buried at Templebecan, Wicklow, Ireland - Alias, Stangonal, Alias Powerscourt.

Known Issue:
1/1. 375. Francis Wingfield (5430)

Under 22 in Nov 1631 - Still Living 16 April 1638 -.
He OF CO Clare And CO Limerick, Ireland. Died Without Issue.

1/2. 376. Anthony Wingfield (5431) died in 1653 at London.

CITIZEN AND WOOL MERCHANT OF LONDON¶

1638 WILLED £800 BY FATHER, SIR EDWARD Wingfield. IN WILL (16TH MARCH 1653) LEFT ESTATE FIFTY FIFTY TO BROTHERS LEWIS AND CROMWELL.

HE STATED THAT HE WISHED TO BE BURIED AT POWERSCOURT (BETHAM WILLS 4, PRO)

1/3. 377. Capt Lewis Wingfield (5432), born circa 1623;

married Sidney Gore (5433).

1/4. 378. Edward Wingfield (5434)

1638 willed £800 in father's will. He Not Mentioned in grandmother Honora's will of 1650. He Not mentioned in brother Anthony's will in 1653.

1/5. 379. Cromwell Wingfield (5435)

Born at Newcastle, Wickow, Ireland. Died after January 1705.

He OF Kilmurry & OF Newcastle, CO Wicklow, Tenant OF Thomas Mallet AT Robertstown, CO Limerick 1650.
SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON CROMWELL Wingfield (RN5435):

1634 LEFT £6000 BY HIS GRANDFATHER, MARSHAL Wingfield¶

1638 LEFT £800 BY HIS FATHER, LEWIS Wingfield.¶

1650 LEFT LANDS AND £200 BY GRANDMOTHER, HONORA Wingfield¶

1660 COMMISSIONER FOR ORDINANCE - CO WICKLOW, IRELAND.

1662 RENT COLLECTING FOR LORD ORRERY

1664 TENANT OF LORD ORRERY AT BALLYMALLOW AND RUSSELL (ORRERY PAPERS 37)

1683 MENTIONED IN LADY ORRERY'S LETTER. [SOURCES: ORRERY PAPERS 19,37,297].

1/6. 380. Christiana Wingfield (5436)

Married Henry Hartestongue (5850).

Husband Was Counsellor And Then A Judge.

STANDISH HARTESTONGUE IN ORRERY LETTERS 10 MAY 1683 TO DOWAGER COUNTESS CALLS CROMWELL Wingfield HER COUSIN. [P 277]

(CONNECTED TO BROWNLOWS AND MORE THAN ONE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, LATER EARLS OF LIMERICK). [BETHAM WILLS, PRO].

1/7. 381. Richard Wingfield Esq (5437),

Born 1621 at Powerscourt, Wicklow, Ireland; married Elizabeth Folliott (5438).

RICHARD WINGFIELD

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165

Parents: George & Ratcliffe (Gerrard) Wingfield, #108

Flourishing at Robertstown Castle County Limerick (Opposite Shannon Airport) 1592-1619.
"Hath a castle, a fair store house".
1599 on Earl of Essex's Ulster Expedition
1600 Also of Ballycullen, 2 m west of Ashkeam now a Georgian house.
1606 30 Aug Tenant of Sir Richard Boyle's at Tullow County
Dublin.
1613 a House at Smithstown, County Clare (his wife's property)
1614 of Castel Cragge, County Limerick - 4100 acres

Married Honora O'Brien (5425), daughter of Teige O'Brien (142399), in 1590.
Born at Smithstown, Limerick, Ireland. Grandfather 1ST Baron Inchiquin, Died 1557,
Descendant OF Brian Boroimhe, King OF Ireland. She Buried Abbey OF Ennis, CO Clare.
1650 "OF Smithstown, CO Limerick.
Issue:
1/3. 254. Sir Edward Wingfield (5426),

born at Ireland; married Anne Cromwell (5427).

1/2. 255. Lady Honora Wingfield (5428), born 1596;

married Sir Donogh Macconner O'Brien (5429).

George WINGFIELD

108. (5420)

Parents: Lewis & Margaret (Noone) Wingfield.

1525 - Living, no sons. Brother Richard to pay 40s P.A. from Bishop Sutton's will if RW the eldest survivor.
1538 - Mugged in London by Mr Thomas Martell and servants. King Henry VIII's council took up his case.
1538 - Living in Wooley. (Derby Collection 6688,BM) this was probably Wooler in Northumberland from whence came the Worcester Wingfields in the 16th Cent. (See Nash's "Worcester" [London, 1782, W Tree; Worcs R.O.]
Father Lewis' will PR 1526 held in Hants Record Office, Winchester, Extant 1989.

Married Ratcliffe Gerrard (5421), daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerard (142398), on 18 July.
Ratcliffe GERRARD (5421) died on 9 September 1634. She Father Master OF Rolls TO Queen Elizabeth. SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON RATCLIFFE GERRARD WINGFIELD (RN5421):
Not mentioned in father's will, although a son, Ratcliffe, yet this Ratcliffe Gerrard married post 1592 "Thomas Wingfield of Easton next Letheringham"

Issue:
1/1. 165. Richard Wingfield (5424), married Honora O'Brien

Lewis WINGFIELD

54 (5296)

Born at Letheringham, Suffolk,, England.
Parents: John & Elizabeth (FitzLewis) Wingfield
Died after 1526.
Married Margaret Noone (5297), daughter of Henry Noone (142375),

Maiden Name Possibly Derby (Records 142).

Issue:
1/1. 104. John Wingfield (5414) died after 1538.

1538 LEFT HOUSE BY GRANDSON, SIR ROBERT Wingfield, PC.

1537 1 OF 3 SENT TO CAMBRAI [FRANCE] BY HENRY VIII TO ASSASSINATE CARDINAL REGINALD POLE WHO WAS GODFATHER OF HIS FIRST COUSIN THOMAS MARIA Wingfield 1. 1537 SENT PRESENT OF A WHOLE DEER (TO CALAIS?) BY QUEEN JANE (SEYMOUR). [LISLE

LETTERS BY MURIEL STLLORE-BYRNE] CHICAGO, 1981.

APRIL-MAY 1537 WITH THE EMPEROR'S TROOPS WITH HIS COUSIN FRANCIS HALL OF LINCS [LISLE LETTERS IV, 302].

1/2. 105. Sir Richard Wingfield (5415),

married Christiana Fitzwilliam (5416).

1/3. 106. Thomas Wingfield (5417).

ALSO MENTIONED IN FATHER'S WILL IS "GODFREY Wingfield SQUIRE" ONE OF HIS EXECUTORS - UNIDENTIFIED, AND ANOTHER SON ROBERT Wingfield

1/4. 107. Catherine Wingfield (5418) married Anthony Pounds
1/5. 108. George Wingfield (5420), married Ratcliffe Gerrard 1/6. 109. Godfrey Wingfield (6003) Executer of Lewis Wingfield's

Will Dated 1525. Lewis Died 1526. He Other Executor was Sir Robert Wingfield.

1/7. 110. Robert Wingfield (6045)

Mentioned in father Lewis' will as younger brother of George Wingfield 5420.

Sir John WINGFIELD

31 Knt of the Bath (5040)

Born circa 1428 at Letheringham, Suffolk, England.
Died on 10 May 1481.
Buried at Letheringham, Suffolk, England.

He married Elizabeth Fitz Lewis (5041), daughter of Sir John Fitz Lewis (85805) and Anne Montacute (85806), circa 1450.
Elizabeth FITZ LEWIS (5041) was born circa 1431 at Essex, England. She died circa 1497 at Letheringham, Suffolk, England. She was buried at Letheringham, Suffolk, England. She Name may be Elizabeth FitzLewis Wingfield.

Issue:
1/1. 46. Sir Robert Wingfield (5153), born CA 1476-1515;

Married Lady Joan "Mary" Clinton (5154).

1/2. 47. Sir Edward Wingfield (5147) married Anne Widvile

daughter of Earl of Kent Richard Widvile (142336).

He Died without issue.

1/3. 48. Henry Wingfield (5149)

died in 1500 at Rendlesham, Suffolk. Buried at Letheringham, Suffolk. He A Priest.

1/4. 49. Sir William Wingfield (5150)

Married Jane Waldegrave (5151), daughter of Sir Thomas Waldegrave (142337). He died on 4 December 1491 at Letheringham, Suffolk. He was buried at Letheringham, Suffolk.

1/5. 50. Sir Thomas Wingfield (5152) died at Bosworth.
1/6. 51. Sir Richard Wingfield (5303), born CA 1441-1461

Married Duchess of Buckingham Katherine Woodville (5302); married Bridget Wiltshire (5304).

1/7. 52. Walter Wingfield (5155) married Female McWilliam.
1/8. 53. Sir John Wingfield (5294), born CA 1430-1479;

Married Margaret Durwarde (5295).

1/9. 54. Lewis Wingfield (5296),

born at Letheringham, Suffolk; married Margaret Noone.

1/10. 55. Capt Sir Edmund Wingfield (5298),

married Margaret Ashwell Wentworth (5299).

1/11. 56. Sir Humphrey Wingfield (5300), married Ann Wiseman.
1/12. 57. Sir John Wingfield (5145),

born c1450 at Letheringham, Suffolk; married Anne Touchett.

1/13. 58. Anne Wingfield (5305) married John Echingham.
1/14. 59. Elizabeth Wingfield (5306) A Nun.
1/15. 60. Katherine Wingfield (5307) married Robert Brewse.
1/16. 61. Elizabeth Wingfield (5308)

married Francis Hall (5309), son of Thomas Hall (142382) and Alice Bromswell (142383).

Sir Robert WINGFIELD, MP

24(5034)

Parents: John & Margaret (Hastings) Wingfield
Born in 1403 at Letheringham, Suffolk, England.
Died on 21 November 1451 at Letheringham, Suffolk, & was buried at Letheringham, Suffolk.

This is the last Will of Sir Roberd Wingefeld Knight made a Cambridge the 6th day of October the reign of king henry the vi after the conquest xxxi. In the beginning he prayeth his Feffees that they would make astate after his decease to Elizabeth his wife of the Manor of Lederingham with all the lands tenements Rents and services with all the appurtenances lying in divers Towns to the said Elizabeth term of her life with her dower of all my other Manors lands tenements Rents and services Being in the Shire of Suffolk outsept Caldwaller. And also he prayeth his Feffees that they will make astate to John his Son to him and to his Heirs male of his body lawfully begotten of the Manors towns and with the Reversion of the Manor of Lydringham with all the lands tenements Rents and services in foresaid which the said Elizabeth holdeth term of Life to him and to his Heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. And in case the said John die without issue male of his body coming that then all the sid Manors lands tenements Rents and services with the appurtenances Remain to Robard the son of said Sir Robard to him and to his Heirs male of his body coming. And for Default of Issue male of his body coming that then all the said Manors lands tenements Rents and services remain to Thomas the son of the said Sir Robard to him and to his Heirs male of his body coming: And for Default of issue male of his body coming that then all the said Manors lands tenements Rents and services Remain to William the son of the said Sir Robard to him and to his Heirs male of his body coming and for Default of issue male of his body coming that then all the said Rents tenements and services Remain to Havy the son of the said Sir Robard to him and to his heirs male of his body coming. And for default of issue male of his body that then all the said Manors lands tenements Rents and services Remain to Elizabeth and Ann and Katherine daughters of the said Sir Robard to have and to her Heirs male of her body coming. And for Default of issue male of her body coming to Remain to the Right Heirs of said Sir Robard Wingefeld.
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profits of the Manor of Westale the first year after his death shall all go to pay his Debts and to reform his apperstiences (?). And after this Done he prayeth his Feffees to make astate to John his son to him and to his Heirs male of his body coming the Remainder of the said Manors As the Manor been aforesaid. Also the said Sir Robert Will that John his Son a Relic of the holy Cross and a piece of Silver with a [tonerkill] to him and to his Heirs male of his body coming as the Manor been aforesaid. Also I will that John my Son nought attempt nor be about to break my Will upon pain of my Curse. And the Residue of all my goods without or left my Will performed then I Will It be done for me and mine [Annatere] by the Advice of my Executors. In Witness whereof to this present Writing I have put to my Seal the Day and year abovesaid.

Probate granted 21 of the month of Novermber AD 1454.
Right hand Margin - Last Wish(es) pf
Sir Robert Wing [felde], Knight.

Married:
Lady Elizabeth Goushill (5035), daughter of Sir Lord of Hault-Hucknall Derby, Robert Goushill (27653) and Duchess Elizabeth Fitzalan (44415), circa 1430.
Born in 1404 at Arundel or Heveringham, Notts.
Died after 1443.

Issue:
1/1. 31. Sir Knt of the Bath John Wingfield (5040),

born circa 1428 at Letheringham, Suffolk, England; married Elizabeth Fitz Lewis (5041).

1/2. 32. Sir Robert Wingfield (5050) was born circa 1431.

married Anne Harling (5049), daughter of Sir Robert Harling Knt (142312) and Jane Gonville (142313). He died before 23 November 1481 at Rushforth, Suffolk, England. He was buried at Rushforth, Suffolk, England.

1/3. 33. Sir Henry Wingfield, born c1434, Orford, Suffolk,

Married Alice Harte (5051); married Elizabeth Rookes (5053).

1/4. 34. Sir Richard Wingfield (5047) was born circa 1435.

died at Letheringham, Suffolk, England. He was buried at Letheringham, Suffolk, England.

1/5. 35. Sir Thomas Wingfield (5043) was born circa 1438.

married Mary Clifford (5042), daughter of Sir Roger Clifford (142307) and Joan Courtenay (142308). He married Phillipa Tiptoft (5044), daughter of Sir John Tiptoft (142309). He died at Letheringham, Suffolk, England. He was buried at Letheringham, Suffolk, England.

1/6. 36. Elizabeth Wingfield (5058), born circa 1438;

married Lord Paulet (5939); married Sir William Brandon

1/7. 37. William Wingfield (5048) was born circa 1440.

died in 1510 at Letheringham, Suffolk, England. He was buried at Letheringham, Suffolk, England.

He Died without issue - Served in France.

1/8. 38. Katherine Wingfield (5056) was born circa 1444.

married John Bonville (5846).

1/9. 39. Anthony Wingfield (5045), born circa 1446;

married Mary Duke (5046).

1/10. 40. Agnes Wingfield (5057), born 1448 at Orford, Suffolk,

married John de Fremingham (5196).

1/11. 41. Alice Wingfield (5054) B. c1450 Orford, Suffolk.
1/12. 42. Margaret Wingfield born circa 1452. Unm.

Sir John Wingfield

15, of Letherigham

Born circa 1345 at Letheringham, Suffolk.
Died in 1389, buried at Letheringham, Suffolk.
MP For Suffolk. Knighted 1389. Slim, Droopy Moustache.
1383-89 Member of Parliament for Suffolk.
Held Cleervands Manor, Framlingham; Lee, Cheshire; Gisloham, Lowestoft, Stamford. For Which One Quarter and One Sixth of a Knight's Fee, Commanded When Required Guards at Framlingham Castle.

He married:
Margaret HASTINGS (5030) was born circa 1355 at Elsing, Norfolk, England, daughter of Sir Hugh de Hastings (54407) and Anne Le Despenser.
She married Sir John Russell (54495), son of Robert Russell
Died & buried in 1397 at Letheringham, Suffolk,
Father's Brass at Elsing Church. Moated House Still Extant.
The Hugh Hastings Brass Is the Most Famous in England
Issue:
1/1. 20. John Wingfield (5031) buried at Letheringham, Suffolk.

Summoned AS A Graduate Before Richard II[Proc. 47/127/1]. Died Without Issue.

1/2. 21. Sir Robert Wingfield (5032),

born circa 1370 at Letheringham, Suffolk, England; married Elizabeth Russell (5033).

Sir John WINGFIELD

7. Lord of Wingfield

Born circa 1305, England.
Parent: Robert Wingfield.
He died circa 1358.
Held Lands in:
Yorks (Nettons,balne, 8 Miles East of Pontefract, of John of Warren, Earl of Surrey) 220 Acres Hants (Crondall, near Farnham)
Norfolk (Maidestone, near Frettenham) Suffolk (Hurts Hall, Saxmundham; Saxlingham).

He married Elizabeth Honypott (5016), daughter of John Honypott Esq (54532) and Juliana Unknown (54533), born circa 1309. She died CA 1298-1388.
Honypott Arms: 8 Torreauxes, 3,2,2 And 1.[Vis. Norfolk 1563] There is still A Honeypot Farm AT Wingfield Today.

Issue:
1/1. 10. Sir John Wingfield, Lord of Wingfield (5020),

Born at Saxmundham, Suffolk, England; married Elenor or Alianore de Glanvyle (5021).

1/2. 11. Sir Thomas DE Wingfield, Knt of Letheringham (5022),

born circa 1328 at Letheringham, Suffolk, England; married Margaret de Boville (5023).

John DE Wingfield

5. Sir Lord of Wingfield & Dennington

Born circa 1279 at England.
Parents:
25th April 1279 Going Beyond the Seas with Edward I Was William De Brews, of Stowlangtoft, Suffolk Who Nominated John Wingfield and Richard De Brews as His Attorneys until Christmas. (Reyce 257)
1290-1302: Alice Wingfield Sister of Ada, of next Manor to Holt, Norfolk Widow of Walter De Wingfield was Heiress of Robert De Bringhurst (Near Rockingham Castle). (Vch Leics 82; Iro De 221-4).
1308 & 1310 Letitia De Wingfield, of Darsham and Syleham Presented to Hulverton Church by the Countess of Norfolk (Alice De Hemnonia. (F of F, Suffolk, 1189-1482, Rye 1900). Letitia De Wingfield's Daughter Married Sir Hugh Hercy of Grove, Yorks. [Vis-Yorks 1584/5].

He married Ann "Peach" Peche (5010), daughter of Sir John of Peche's Manor Peche (54530), before 1305.
Sir John Peche of Peche's Manor, Diss (Blomford V18) Had Sir Ralph's or Curple's Manor, Helmenham and Flixton (Blomford V, 185)
1302 Hugo Peche Was One of two Knights (MPs) for Suffolk. [Reyce 257]
1310-12 John Botetourt, Governor of Framlingham Castle. [Hawes 36]

Issue:
1/1. 6. Giles Egidius Wingfield (5014)

Lord of Stradbroke "The Poaching Parson".
Born at England. He died without issue.
1272 PARSON OF Wingfield. PATRON WAS GILES LE RUS. [ALDWELL 55]
1299 PARSON OF CHICKERING [BM AD 7260 CHARTERS]
1321-1338, or later. RECTOR & PARSON OF EARSHAM. PRESENTED 1321 BY THOMAS DE BROTHERTON, MARSHAL OF ENGLAND [ROT. ORIG I, 184 V7; BM 33247 ORIG 669]
1338 HAD UP BY HIS NEPHEW FOR POACHING RABBITS.

1/2. Sir Lord of Wingfield John Wingfield (5012),

Born circa 1305 at England; married Elizabeth Honypott (5016).

1/3. 8. Richard Wingfield (5011), Lord of Dennington,

born 1305 at Suffolk, England; married Female Unknown (5015).

1/4. 9. Roger Wingfield (5013)

born after 1306 at England. He died at Brinston/Badingham/ Weighton. HE WAS EDWARD I'S CLERK OF THE WARDROBE, WHICH MEANT EFFECTIVELY THE MINISTER IN CHARGE OF THE WAR OFFICE, THE FOREIGN OFFICE AND THE TREASURY, AND ONE OF THE EIGHT MOST POWERFUL MEN IN THE COUNTRY. HE LIVED AT BRINSTON, NEAR ALTHORP, AND AT BADINGHAM, SUFFOLK, AND AT WEIGHTON, YORKS.
1306 - 1314 CLERK OF THE WARDROBE
1308 - 1310 HIGH STEWART OF ALL KNIGHTS TEMPLARS LANDS IN ENGLAND
1310 TOOK ALL TEMPLARS IN LINCOLN CASTLE TO THE TOWER OF LONDON
ROGER W. OF BISHAM, BERKS, WHERE ROBERT DE BRUCE'S WIFE WAS HELD CAPTIVE.
1312 DELIVERED UP ORFORD CASTLE.
1313 RECEIVED FARMS OF KING'S FAVOURITE, PIERS GAVESTON
1314 OVERSEAS WITH EDWARD I AND IN DUNGANNON, IRELAND. WAS THEN THE KEEPER OF THE PRIVY SEAL, WHICH HE WAS CARRYING WITH HIM WHEN HE WAS CAPTURED AT THE BATTLE OF BANNOCKBURN IN 1314
T.F.TOUT: CHAPTERS IN MEDIAEVAL ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY VOLS I & V (OF VI), LONDON (1928-30).

Thomas DE WINGFIELD

4. Lord of Wingfield and Westerfield

Born in 1280 at England.
He died circa 1322.

R and A Buried at Priory Church, Woodbridge, Suffolk [Copinger II,369]
Wife's uncle was Thomas Weyland, Chief Justice, 1257, Was accused of taking fines for Breaking Assize of bread and ale at Middleton, near Dunwish, Suffolk. Sacked 1289. Banished to Tower. (Parker III).
1248 and 1256 Henry III visited Framlingham Castle disguised as a monk.

He married Alice Weyland (5008),
daughter of Sir Nicholas Weyland (54399). Born CA 1189-1248 at Cromer, Norfolk. She died CA 1220-1329.
In 1248, 1254, 1256 and 1257 Henry III [1216-72] Called on Those Holding £15 Worth of Land to Take Order of Knighthood and Accompany Him to Wars in Gascony, France. Included Sir Nicholas, Sir William and Sir John De Weyland, Sir William and John De Bovile; Sir William, Robert, -, Hugh Peachie [Reyce 63-66]
1257 Famine and Pestilence
1270-1288 Nicholas De Weyland Held Garboldisham, Norfolk and Lands near Sudbury, Suffolk and Shipham and Cromer. [Blomfield's Norfolk Iii, 478; 1, 172; Copinger Ii, 369;1,96
1275 Alice Held Cromer for a Pair of White Gloves a Year [Blomfd Iii,478].
Issue:
1/1. 5. Sir John DE Wingfield, Lord of Wingfield & Dennington,