Identifier: completeenglishp01barl (find matches)
Title: The complete English peerage: or, A genealogical and historical account of the peers and peeresses of this realm, to the year 1775, inclusive
Year: 1775 (1770s)
Authors: Barlow, Frederic
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Publisher: London, Printed for the author, by S. Bladon
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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Scotland ; and ihe third to Charles Fane, earl of*Weilmoreland. Ofthe fons, the three yr ungeil died infants, and Francis, the eldeil, diedin his fathers life-time, having had iffue by his Vvife, daughter to Tho-mas Saville, carl of Suffcx, and filler and heirefs to James Saville, thelali earl of Suffex of tliat name, two fens and four daughters. The eldeil• of the ions fr.cceeded his grandfather, as earl of Cardigan ; and the othecwas appointed mailer of the Jewel-oilice in 1716, and alfo at the accef-fion of his late majeily. In 1730, he was conlHtuted one of the lords ofTrade and Plantations, being at the iame time a groom of the bed-chamber ; and, in 1737, was made gentleman of the horfe to his ma-jeily. From 1715, to the 9th of Augufr, 1746, when he died, he was.livvays member of parliament, either for Andovcr, or the city of Chi-cheiler. By his wife, daughter of Bartholomew Burton, of North Luf-fenham, in Rutlandihire, Efq; he had iffue two ions, viz. George, his heir;, EAJ^ZS
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Duke of Montague. 243, heir, member in the laft parliament for the county of Rutland, andequerry to the king ; and William-Augurtus, who died in the tenth yearof his age: and two daughters, one of whom was married in 1758, toSir Samuel Fludyer, of Leigh, in Kent, alderman of London, kniohtand baronet; and the other to R. Wefton, Efq. Of his four fiftersabove-mentioned, one was married to Richard, vifcount Molyneux, inIreland ; another, frU to Henry, lord Belafyfe; and fccondly, to CharlesLenox, duke of Richmond ; one died young; and the fourth was mar-ried, lirft to Charles Livingllon, fecond earl of Nfwbqrgh, in Scotland,who left by her an only daughter, Charlotte, late countefs of Newbur.ch,married to Charles RatclifFe, beheaded on Tower-hill, in 1746; andfecohdly, to Richard, lord Bellew in Ireland, by whom fi\e had John,fourth lord Bellew. George, third earl of Cardigan, and grandfon of the foi-mer, havino-abjured the Romifh religion, in which he had been educated, on the11 th of

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