DEAN-PITT

From Dwyer-Laye Site Major-General J.H. Laye

 and his wife Amelia (Emilia) Dean-Pitt

Also tidbits of NZ military campaigns, the 58th, and Pitt-Rivers, Page, Nugent and more

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 A Lady Rivers was arrested for not paying her bills- during reign of George II (?)  mentioned in passing in Daily News 8 Feb 1856  Pat P 11-26-03

	George PITT  b Abt 1690 Stratfield Saye, Hampshire, England d 19 Oct 1745 bu 26 Oct 1745  son of George Pitt and Lucy Pile  Pitt family can be traced to Medieval times.
	Mary Louisa Bernier or Barnier   Father: John BERNIER  m 4 Jan 1745, Oxford Chapel, London d Death: 7 Feb 1781
	James PITT b abt 1724 Stratfield Saye Thomas PITT  b abt 1726 Stratfield Saye Lt. General Sir William Augustus PITT, K.B., b 1728/30 d 29 Dec 1809 fourth son,  Lady Mary HOWE  d Jun 1819 at Highfield House, near Stratfield Saye park, youngest dau of Viscount Emanuel Scrope HOWE, (2nd) and Mary Sophia Charlotte Kilmansegge,  Lucy PITT  b abt 1725 Stratfield Saye James KER  m 1746   George KER  b Mary Louisa PITT  b abt 1732 Heckfield, Hampshire d Aug 1744 George Pitt, M.P., M.A., 1st Lord Rivers   b 1720 Stratfield Saye, (Or 1721 at Geneva, Switzerland) d 7 May 1803 Stratfield Saye,  grad 13 Mar 1739 Magdalen College, Oxford, His 1803 obit ref to him as "John Lord Rivers" ref Times 10 May 1803.  Written that Rivers was a handsome man, and was a favorite of beauty and writer Lady Mary Wortley Montagu.    04 Mar 1786 Rivers Attended a Levee at St James, King present.  Daily Universal Register  14 Aug 1787 Attends Prince of Wales birthday party  Universal Register  24 Feb 1788  Lord Rivers is mewed up in his room with gout, and had been there for some length of time.       King unwell too. Rivers sent his son to sea- to Botany Bay. London Times:  **See below 09 May 1788 Lord Rivers at Levee at Kew, St. James  London Times: 17 Oct 1788 Lord Rivers at some affair Kew Palace -some ceremony, promotions given.London Times: 14 Nov 1788 Lord Rivers arrives at Bath- looks like everyone else did too. London Times: 20 Nov 1788 King near death. Lord Rivers indisposed at Bath with the gout. London Times: 15 Dec 1788 From Kew House " His majesty has passed a very unquiet night, and is much indisposed this        morning."  Also: " Yesterday Lord Rivers came into waited at St. James, as King of the Bedcamber        to the King."  London Times: 19 Nov 1789 Rivers at Buckingham Palace at a "Levee." Also, "Yesterday Mr. Lang Foxe was presented to       his majesty at the Levee by his father-in-law, Lord Rivers for the first time since his marriage." [Seems to       be the "James Fox Lane" who m Marcia Lucy Pitt below] pp. London Times: 24 Sep 1792 Rivers at card party at Gloucester Lodge with Lords and Ladies, such as Palulet, Chesterfield,       Digby, Earl of Dorchester etc.  See Below- News article 1828 Fire at mansion  London Times 12 Jan 1802 "Lord Rivers has taken ginger in large doses for more than thirty years; he is now more than eighty, a hale,        upright, and healthy man." Edinburgh Advertiser  [Note- he died the following year- ginger probably did him in- PP]. 16 Mar 1802 King grants barony to Lord Rivers and his heirs. Title- Baron Rivers of Sudeley Castle. Edinburgh Advertiser  Information from Allison Parry May 2008: Remember I emailed you about the comment on your website about Lord Rivers sending his son to botany bay.  Insert quote from your webpage…  24 Feb 1788 Lord Rivers is mewed up in his room with gout, and had been there for some length of time. King unwell too. Rivers sent his son to sea- to Botany Bay. London Times:    It seems perhaps the paper was referring to a Thomas Pitt see below…. I am reading Tom Keneally “the commonwealth of thieves” The Sydney Experiment  Found a passage will quote to you…(page 241)  “…a naval frigate of 879 tons, the HMS Guardian, and it left Britain in September 1789 richly burdened with the supplies for which Phillip had asked, and with 25 ‘artificers’, convicts with trades, for whom Phillip had also pleaded. In the crew was fourteen-year-old Thomas Pitt, a cousin of the prime minister. “   The above passage must have resulted in the quote used by Pat P in his website – I believe.  Also out of interest only another passage re a claim regarding an illegitimate daughter but this time said to be fathered by William Pitt  Page 232…. ‘ We had on board [sic the Lady Juliana] a pretty girl well behaved, who was called by her acquaintance “a daughter of Pitt’s”,’ that is, what gentlemen called a ‘a by-blow’ of William Pitt, the prime minister of Great Britain. She much resembled him, said Nicol, but he did not name her.”  [Nicol was a steward employed on the ship the Lady Juliana]      Penelope ATKINS, Baroness. d 1 Jan 1795 Milan, Lombardy, Italy. Burial: Place: Protestant Cem, Leghorn, Tuscany, Italy.  (Note Penelope Atkins has 3 portraits, one of which is:  "Penelope (Atkins), Lady Rivers when Mrs Pitt" by Charles Spooner, after Penelope Carwardine. National Portrait Gallery.  Penelope's parents: Penelope STONEHOUSE (Parents: John Stonhouse and Penelope Dashwood) and Henry ATKINS, Bart. (Parents: Henry Atkins and Rebecca Maria Dixie).     George Pitt, Lord Rivers, M.P., 2nd Lord Rivers of Strathfield-Saye and Sudeley Castle, b 19 Sep 1751 Strathfieldsaye, Hampshire (or Angers, France), d 20 Jul 1828   Note- family estate-at S/Saye sold 1817- Bought by Crown for the Duke of Wellington.  UNMARRIED   Miss DEAN  dau of John and Susannah Dean of Swallowfield Susannah DEAN or RIVERS b Swallowfield ENG d 12 Sep 1860 Green Ponds, Tasmania, Australia Immigrated as "free settlers" to Hobart in Van Diemen's Land (now Tasmania) on the "Elizabeth" in 1823 with their family. One more was born on the way and the youngest was born in New Norfolk in Tasmania. They endeavoured to clear bush and establish a farm but were robbed twice by bushrangers. However they received  grants of land from the Lt Governor and the family acquired a farming property and  were later involved a number of business ventures and became a well known Tasmania family. John VINCENT b 1779  St Dominick, Cornwall, Eng d 27 Oct 1857 Brighton, Tasmania, m 1803 London,  Mary Ann VINCENT   b 1804 England, d 29 August 1877 in Oatlands, Tasmania   Thomas Nichols b 1801 m 10 November 1823 .St David’s Church, Hobart, Tasmania,  d 10 NOV 1823 in Hobart, Tasmania   Thomas Lewis NICHOLS   b 6 March 1825 Clarence Plains, Tasmania, d 19 June 1839 in Hobart, Tasmania, at 14 years of age. Bu 22 June 1839 in St Davids Churchyard, Hobart, Tasmania.   John Nichols   b 3 October 1826 d 1900 in Woomargama, NSW, Australia christened in Hobart, Tasmania, 30 October 1826 Matilda Martha BROOKER   m Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 29 November 1852   Mary Ann Nichols   b 1852  d 1896 christened in Church of England, Murrumbidgee District, NSW, 1852   Matilda Martha Nichols   b 1853  d 1908   Alfred George SAMPHIER m 1873 George NICHOLS   b 29 June 1828 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia . d 1861 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. christened in Hobart, Tasmania, 29 June 1828 William Henry NICHOLS   b 29 January 1831 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia . christened in Hobart, Tasmania, 3 November 1832. 1 Louisa FOSTER m in Brighton, Tasmania, 26 April 1854. 2 Elizabeth BOGALL m in Launceston, Tasmania, 13 June 1866. Mary Ann NICHOLS   b 1832 Hobart christened in Hobart, Tasmania, 3 November 1832 Andrew BARWICK m Oatlands, Tasmania, 31 July 1852   Mary Ann BARWICK b Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia 15 Oct 1854,   Arthur Frederick BARWICK m 1876   BARWICK m Harriet NICHOLS     unmarried Henry Rivers NICHOLS   b 26 February 1845 Susannah NICHOLS  b Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia 1839 Matilda NICHOLS  b 1834 Robert  NICHOLS  to Albury Mary Anne NICHOLS  b Clara NICHOLS b: 8 DEC 1848 in Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia John SALMON b: 1846  m  6 JUL 1871 in Oatlands, Tasmania   Leslie Vincent SALMON b: 26 JUN 1874 in Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia   Cecil Hedley SALMON b: 24 JUN 1876 in Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia   Irene Mary SALMON b: 25 AUG 1879 in Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia   Ralph Winter SALMON b: 25 MAY 1883 in Launceston, Tasmania,   Colin Gordon SALMON b: 22 JUN 1889 in Launceston, Tasmania, Eliza NICHOLS b Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 1837. d 1920 in South Yarra, Victoria, Australia. She was christened in Hobart, Tasmania, 10 July 1837.   George Wade WATSON m 14 January 1862. Alfred NICHOLS b: 4 DEC 1850 in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia  d 1921 John Jubilee VINCENT b c 1808 d 09 OCT 1862 Mountain Creek, Victoria, Australia Mary Ann JONES m 08 JUL 1835 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia William VINCENT  b 12 Mar 1812 Stepney, England d 31 Oct 1889 Mukleford, Victoria,  1 Mary Susan GARTH m 5 May 1845 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 2 Maria HAYES   m 28 Nov 1848     Francis Gorshaw VINCENT b 1861 Muckelford, Victoria, Australia   Myra VINCENT b 1869 Loddon, , Victoria Harriet VINCENT  b Birth: 22 Apr 1814 Lambeth, Surry, England christening: 19 Mar 1815 Place: Lambeth, England d 7 Apr 1891 Place: Greenponds, Tasmania William Henry Ellis b Abt 1797 Devon, Christd 3 Sep 1797 Kingsbridge Devon, d 13 Mar 1860 Green Ponds Tasmania bu 17 Mar 1860 Green Ponds Tasmania m 21 Aug 1832 Hobart Tasmania   Susan ELLIS b 1839 Green Ponds, Tasmania, chrsed 1839 Cof E Gareen Ponds Tasmania,  Alfred ELLIS b 1843 Brighton, Tasmania, Australia Sarah ELLIS b 1849 Hobart, Tasmania William Henry ELLIS b 20 Oct 1842  Brighton, Tasmania, Australia George ELLIS b 18 Feb 1844 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Arthur Rivers ELLIS b 13 May 1849 Kempton, Tasmania, d Ulverstone, Tasmania Henry W. ELLIS b Jun 1833 christd: 1833  Cof E, Green Ponds, Tasmania, Charles ELLIS b13 Jun 1846 Hobart, Tasmania Vincent ELLIS b 22 Aug 1839 Cof E, Pontville, Tasmania    Edward ELLIS b 21 Sep 1847 Hobart Tasmania christened 23 Mar 1848 Green Ponds, Tasmania, d 13 Dec 1907 Ulverstone, Tasmania, bu 16 Dec 1907 Ulverstone, Tasmania   Elizabeth Sophia JOHNSTON m 5 Jan 1880 Christchurch, N Adelaide, S Australia   Wilfred Rivers ELLIS b 18 Feb 1885 Hobart Tasmania d 10 Nov 1952 Ulverstone, Tasmania bu 12 Nov 1952 Ulverstone Ann Penman GUY m 26 Mar 1921 Launceston, Tasmania,  Ida Myrtle ELLIS b 31 May 1882 Adelaide, S Australia d 12 Jun 1966 Ulverstone bu 15 Jun 1966 Ulverstone   Edgar Clyde ELLIS b 1 Jun 1883 Adelaide, S Austr d 6 Aug 1883 bu Kempton, Tasmania Clara Harriet ELLIS b 16 Nov 1880 Carlton, Victoria d 19 Oct 1963 Ulverstone, Tasmania bu 21 Oct 1963  Ulverstone, Tasmania Elizabeth ELLIS b 19 Dec 1834 Hobart, Tasmania, Chr: 1834  Cof E Hobart, Tasmania  Eliza VINCENT b 4 Oct 1816 Stepney, London, Eng Christg: 14 Jul 1822 Stepney, London, Eng d 20 Jun 1864 New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia Henry Mylam Cockerill   b 1806 d 1873 in Hobart, Tasmania   John Vincent COCKERILL b 18 Jan 1851 Bothwell, Tasmania d 4 Sep 1889 Palmerston Sth, New Zealand Mary Jane Margaret DEMPSTER m 22 Sep 1885 Palmerston Sth, New Zealand   Ernest Augustus COCKERILL b 1885 Palmerston Sth, New Zealand   Mary Jane COCKERILL b 1887 Palmerston Sth, New Zealand d 1946    Alice Ellen COCKERILL b 1888 Palmerston Sth, New Zealand d 1960   Jack COCKERILL b 1889 Palmerston Sth, New Zealand   Henry William COCKERILL b 28 Jan 1834 Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia Christening: 2 Apr 1834 St Mary's, Green Ponds, Tasmania, Australia d 29 Nov 1925 Diamond Hill, Cygnet, Tasmania, Australia bu St Lukes, Richmond, Tasmania   Elizabeth JARVIS m 22 Aug 1857 New Norfolk, Tasmania     Sydney Claude COCKERILL b 6 Jan 1881New Norfolk, Tasmania, d 15 Mar 1925 bu St Marks Anglica, Cygnet, Tasmania   Mildred Eliza COCKERILL  b 31 Mar 1872 New Norfolk, Tasmania, d 14 Aug 1958 bu St Marks Anglica, Cygnet, Tasmania   Elizabeth Henrietta COCKERILL b 8 Apr 1865 Sweetbanks, New Norfolk, Tasmania, d 7 Apr 1939 bu St Marks Anglica, Cygnet, Tasmania   Norman Ellis COCKERILL b 2 Jul 1877 New Norfolk, Tasmania, d 14 Oct 1962 bu St Marks Anglica, Cygnet, Tasmania   Winnefred COCKERILL b 2 Aug 1874 New Norfolk, Tasmania   Tasman Winfred COCKERILL b 20 Aug 1874 New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia d 1950   Arthur Henry COCKERILL b 24 Aug 1858 Brighton, Tasmania, Australia Christening: Richmond, Tasmania, d 24 Nov 1934   Roland George Albert COCKERILL b 12 Sep 1867 New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia d 12 Sep 1954 bu : St Marks Anglica, Cygnet, Tasmania   Herbert Wellington COCKERILL b 15 Sep 1861New Norfolk, Tasmania, Christening: 11 Dec 1861 New Norfolk, Tasmania, d  21 Mar 1940 bu 24 Mar 1940 St Marks Anglica, Cygnet, Tasmania 1 Frances HARRISON m 20 Mar 1895 Pt Cygnet, Tasmania, Australia   Bertram Douglas COCKERILL b 1 Jan 1898 Pt Cygnet, Tasmania Ivy Ismay Frances COCKERILL b 26 Aug 1899 Pt Cygnet, Tasmania Eunice Violetta May COCKERILL b 25 Dec 1895 Pt Cygnet, Tasmania 2 Harriet SCULTHORPE     Percy COCKERILL b 28 Apr 1890 Pt Cygnet, Tasmania   Ernest Augustus Sear COCKERILL b 23 Sep 1862 New Norfolk, Tasmania   COCKERILL b 23 Nov 1869 New Norfolk, Tasmania   Vincent Rivers COCKERILL b 23 Nov 1869 New Norfolk, Tasmania Caroline Susannah COCKERILL b 4 Oct 1852 Or 4 Nov 1852, New Norfolk, Tasmania Christening: 20 Mar 1852 St Matthews, New Norfolk, Tasmania d 12 Aug 1855 New Norfolk, Tasmania   Martha Anne COCKERILL b 14 Oct 1841Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia d 18 Dec 1925 Wattle Grove,Tasmania, bu St Marks C Of E, Cygnet, Tasmania   John Henry CAWTHORN m 21 Feb 1870 St Marys, Gretna, Tasmania   Alfred Gower CAWTHORN b 11 Feb 1883 Port Cygnet,Tasmania, Australia d 4 Jan 1915 Swan Hill, Victoria, Australia Charles Frederick Rivers CAWTHORN b 22 Feb 1875 "Arundel", Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia d 1966 224 Derwent Ave, Lindisfarne, Tasmania, bu Cornelian Bay, Tasmania Jean MCRAE m 13 Aug 1910 Scots Church, Hobart, Tasmania    7 children, 6 living Claude Edwin CAWTHORN b 3 Mar 1888 Port Cygnet, Tasmania d 10 May 1975 Wattle Grove, Tasmania, bu Ashes To, High Arundel, Tasmania, Australia  Jean Doris (Schedlich) SHEDLEY m 4 Jun 1924 Congreg Ch Melvi, Hobart, Tasmania,   3 living children, George Francis Mylam CAWTHORN b 23 Mar 1873 Arundel, Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia Christening: 1 Jun 1878 St Marys, Gretna, Tasmania bu Carr Villa Cemet, Launceston, Tasmania Elena Ellen BATGE m 12 Dec 1912 Port Cygnet, Tasmania   1living child Alice Isabella CAWTHORN b 22 Apr 1886Port Cygnet, , Tasmania, Australia d 4 Aug 1966 bu Cornelian Bay, Hobart, Tasmania Thomas BURNABY m 1909   2 living children Hilda Macquarie CAWTHORN b 30 Jul 1878 Arundel, Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia d 3 Feb 1882 High Arundel, Wattle Grove, Tasmania, Australia bu C Of E Cemetery, Cygnet, Tasmania, John Henry Arundel CAWTHORN b 1 Dec 1870 Arundel, Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia Christening: 1 Jan 1871 St Marys, Gretna, Tasmania Elizabeth Maria CAWTHORN b 30 Jul 1878 Arundel, Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia Christening: 15 Sep 1878  Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia d 1878 Annie Louise CAWTHORN b 22 Aug 1880 Port Cygnet, Tasmania d Aug 1968 Hobart, Tasmania Harold Albert MORGAN m 1923 William Saxby Vincent CAWTHORN b Dec 1871 Arundel, Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, Australia Christening: 11 Feb 1872 St Marys, Gretna, Tasmania d 31 Oct 1925 bu Cornelian Bay, Tasmania Alicia HALTON m 17 Feb 1897 St Marys Cathedr, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Frederick COCKERILL b 28 Feb 1840 Bothwell, Tasmania Christening: 1840 Cof E, Pontville, Tasmania, Australia d 23 Sep 1911 Dunedin, New Zealand Mary Latham TAYLOR m 21 Oct 1871Waikouaiti, New Zealand   Frederick Taylor COCKERILL b 3 Dec 1879 West Hawksbury, Waikouaiti, New Zealand d 17 Jan 1931 New Zealand bu 1931 Masterton, New Zealand   William Henry Taylor COCKERILL b 31 Dec 1881Hawksbury, Waikouaiti, New Zealand Emma Louise COCKERILL b Mar 1856 Back River, New Norfolk, Tasmania Christening: 7 Dec 1856 St Matthew's, New Norfolk, Tasmania d 19 Jun 1924 West Plains, New Zealand William COCHRANE m 2 Oct 1880 Shag Valley, New Zealand Matilda COCKERILL b 15 Mar 1849 Enfield, Bothwell, Tasmania d 9 Jul 1938 New Zealand Thomas SCREEN m 30 Aug 1877 Waikouati, New Zealand   Alice Louisa SCREEN b 1880 Waikouati, New Zealand d 1900   Matilda Georgina Vincent SCREEN b 1878 Waikouati, New Zealand   Charles Robert SCREEN b 1881Waikouati, New Zealand    Harold James SCREEN b 1889 Waikouati, New Zealand d 1972   Thomas Oliver Mylam SCREEN b 1893 Waikouati, New Zealand d 1951 Alice Ellen COCKERILL b 11 Apr 1861Sunningdale New Norfolk Tasmania Christening 24 Aug 1861 Sunningdale New Norfolk, Tasmania, d 5 Nov 1931 New Town Infirma, Hobart, Tasmania, bu Cornelian Bay, Hobart, Tasmania  Edward James COCKERILL b 16 Apr 1847 Bothwell, Tasmania Christened: 20 Mar 1852 St Matthew, New Norfolk, Tasmania d 5 Dec 1940 Masterton, New Zealand Sarah Elizabeth CAWTHORN m 20 Aug 1875 Waikouaiti, New Zealand   Emily Mona Annie COCKERILL b 16 Oct 1880 Palmerston, New Zealand d 1969   Clara Laura Isabella COCKERILL b 25 Jun 1883 Palmerston, New Zealand d 25 Oct 1960  New Zealand bu Taita, New Zealand   Louisa Alice COCKERILL b 20 Aug 1878 Palmerston, New Zealand d 20 Jan 1968 Kandahar Eventid, Masterton,  New Zealand bu  Masterton, New Zealand   Ruth Vincent COCKERILL b 20 Dec 1876 Palmerston, New Zealand d 23 Sep 1925 bu Dunedin, New Zealand Charles COCKERILL b 28 May 1835 Bothwell, , Tasmania christened: 25 Dec 1837 St Michael & All, Bothwell, Tasmania d 12 Oct 1920 "Fernshaw", Back River, Tasmania Matilda FISHER m 17 May 1858 "Blair", Bothwell, Tasmania   Walter James COCKERILL b 19 May 1858 New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia d 1945   Edith Eliza COCKERILL b 24 May 1862 "Grange Farm", New Norfolk, Tasmania Christened: 8 Aug 1862 St Matthew's, New Norfolk, Tasmania d 24 Nov 1950 St Johns Park, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia bu Cornelian Bay, Hobart, Tasmania    Charles Frederick COCKERILL b 21 Jun 1864 New Norfolk, Tasmania  Christened: 12 Aug 1864 St Matthew's, New Norfolk, Tasmania d 14 Nov Jane Maria COCKERILL b 1 Aug 1843 Bothwell, Tasmania d 17 Nov 1853 New Norfok, Tasmania Francis George COCKERILL b 2 Aug 1854 Hobart, Tasmania, d 18 Sep 1935 Palmerston, New Zealand Janet KITCHEN m 24 May 1879 Palmerston South, Wellington, New Zealand   Francis James Mylam COCKERILL b 25 Jan 1883 Palmerston South, Otago, New Zealand   Marion Jane COCKERILL b8 Oct 1887 Palmerston, Otago, New Zealand d 1961 New Zealand   John William Hebert COCKERILL b 16 May 1885 Palmerston South, Otago, New Zealand   Charles Alfred COCKERILL b 17 May 1890 Palmerston South, Otago   Alice Louisa COCKERILL b 3 Aug 1879 Palmerston South, Otago, New Zealand Alfred Gower COCKERILL b 27 Sep 1858 Back River, New Norfolk, Tasmania Jane FERRY   m Dunedin, New Zealand Eliza COCKERILL  B 11 Dec 1837 New Norfolk, Tasmania Christened: 25 Dec 1837 St Michael & All, Bothwell, Tasmania d  31 Jul 1920 : Thomas Allen SHONE m  25 Sep 1855 St Davids, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia ELIZA Susannah SHONE b 1856 St Davids, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia> d 1920 Laura Lavina SHONE b 1860 Back River, Tasmania George Westlake SHONE  b 1862 Back River, Tasmania, Australia> d 1937 Alfred Edward SHONE b 1864 Back River, Tasmania, Australia> d 1960 Amelia Matilda SHONE b1867 Back River, Tasmania  Amy Letitia SHONE b 1870  Back River, Tasmania, Australia d 1956 Lelias SHONE b1871Back River, Tasmania, Australia d 1962 Albert Charles SHONE b 1878 Back River, Tasmania, d Jul 1881Stanton Farm, Back River, Tasmania,  Stanton Henric SHONE b 14 Jan 1874 Back River, Tasmania, Christened: 6 Jul 1876 St Matthew's, New Norfolk, Tasmania, d Mar 1956 Walter Allen SHONE b 7 Apr 1866 Back River, Tasmania, Christened: 6 May 1866 St Matthew's, New Norfolk, Tasmania, d 20 Aug 1941 Minna Estelle SHONE  b 13 May 1876 Back River, Tasmania, Christened: 6 Jul 1876 St Matthew's, New Norfolk, Tasmania, d England Thomas Henry SHONE b 9 Sep 1858 Back River, Tasmania, christened: 22 Oct 1858 St Matthew's, New Norfolk, Tasmania, d 9 Aug 1891 New Norfolk, Tasmania,    Dennis Jones COCKERILL  B: 1 Aug 1845 , Bothwell, Tasmania D: 9 Sep 1941 Balclutha, Kaitangata, , New Zealand M: 28 Dec 1871 Waikouaiti, , New Zealand   Amy Matilda "Maude" CHAPMAN B:  1850 Waikouaiti, , New Zealand   Elizabeth Robinson Chapman Cockerill b 1869  Waikouaiti,  New Zealand Henry Mylam Cockerill b 1872 Waikouaiti, New Zealand Albert Edward Cockerill B 1874 Waikouaiti, New Zealand d 1969 William Rupert Cockerill  b 1878 Waikouaiti, New Zealand  Denis Percy Cockerill  b 1876 Waikouaiti, New Zealand Edith Maud COCKERILL b 1890 Waikouaiti, New Zealand Herbert William COCKERILL b 1884 Waikouaiti, , New Zealand> Mabel Florence Cockerill  b 1887 Waikouaiti, New Zealand d 1985 Evelyn Joyce Chapman Amy Ethel Chapman B 1880 Waikouaiti New Zealand Lucy VINCENT  b 27 MAY 1819 christening 14 JUL 1822 Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London d 27 MAR 1857 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, at 37 years of age William FISHER  m 1835 Hobart, Tasmania on of Edward FISHER and Elizabeth GREGORY Alica Eliza FISHER  b Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 19 August 1854. Edwin Augustus FISHER  b Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 19 January 1850. Emily Helen Anne FISHER  b Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia about 1836. Louisa Susannah  FISHER  b Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 16 July 1847. Baptized New Norfolk, Tasmania, 13 January 1856 Alfred William FISHER  b 7 January 1845 Tasmania, Australia . Vincent FISHER  b 7 NOV 1835, Tasmania Edward Vincent FISHER  b 19 JUN 1852 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Jane SALTER ? Caroline VINCENT  b 1821 England, Christening: 14 Jul 1822 Stepney, London, Eng, d 18 Sep 1896 Footscray, Vic, Astl James Hollis M 5 Jul 1837 Oatlands, Tasmania,  George Rivers VINCENT  b 16 APR 1823 Aboard Ship Elizabeth Between Eng To Astl, Atlantic Ocean, At Sea  d 29 SEP 1881 Mary ROSEVEAR b 1831 m 17 JUN 1848 Launceston, Tasmania,    George VINCENT  b 27 Mar 1851 Launceston, Tasmania, d 29 Dec 1851 Oatlands,    George Rivers VINCENT  b 1854 Muckelford,Victoria,  d 1856 same dsp   George Rivers VINCENT  b 1866   Louisa Jane GOWER b: 25 FEB 1866 in Port Sorell, Tasmania   Olive Mary Charlotte VINCENT b: 1897 Arthur Wesley VINCENT b: 1891 James Alfred VINCENT b: 1889 Terence VINCENT Eileen VINCENT Sylvia VINCENT Daisy Emma VINCENT   Caroline Rosevear VINCENT 17 Jun 1862, Smeaton, Tasmania, Australia   Edward Lennox BAILEY M 21 Sep 1889 Place: Launceston, Tasmania Matilda VINCENT  b 1825 Australia Henry PRIMMER  m 29 Apr 1843 Hobart, Tasmania, Henry Vincent Rivers RIMMER b 1844  Oatlands, Tasmania   Arthur Clement RIMMER b 1846 Oatlands Tasmania d 2 Jan 1854 Brighton Tasmania George Rivers RIMMER b 1853 Green Ponds, Tasmania Amy Matilda RIMMER b 1853  Green Ponds, Tasmania Mildred Rivers RIMMER b 1867  Springhurst, Victoria,  Female RIMMER  b 8 Feb 1848  Hobart, Tasmania Florence Ada RIMMER b 9 May 1855 Brighton, Tasmania, d 1875 Victoria Female RIMMER b19 May 1850  Tasmania Major-General George Dean-Pitt,  K.H. b 1781 Ireland (b in Hampshire per better source) d 8 Jan 1851 Bu: 11 Jan 1851 at Symonds Street Cemetery, Auckland. First commission in 42nd Regiment in 1805. Peninsula Medal Roll,  Commander of the Forces in NZ and Lt. Governor of New Ulster, part of North Island. Sworn in early in 1848. Reported to the governor, George Edward Grey (1812-1898), who was 31 years his junior. . His time of service in NZ was brief but effective in bringing to a close the First Maori War. He died in office .  LINK HERE TO HIS OBITS Illegitimate son of George Pitt, Lord Rivers   Susan Baillie, b 1797/8 in Bristol, Gloucestershire, m 20 or 21 May 1818 Bristol St. James, d 18 March 1875 at 11 Burlington Road, Westbourne  Park, Middlesex, administration granted April 1875 & 30 January 1888.  in 1871 Census, lived in Paddington, with three daughters -Georgina, Susan and Charlotte.    S Dean Pitt b 1828  Malta  C. Dean Pitt b 1839 Clevedon  to place  also in 1901 Census Louisa G. Dean-Pitt b 1800 Auckland NZ . George Dean-PITT d infant 1 Jun 1822, Floriana, George Pitt, 3 mos 13 days. . William Augustus Dean PITT Youngest son, 60th Rifles d 8 Nov 1890 NZ  . Georgina Emma Susan Dean-Pitt  b 1822 Clifton, Eldest dau d 23 May 1877 131 Blenheim Crescent, Kensington age 59  Lived with mother in 1871 dsp  . Marcia Dean-Pitt   Emilia Dean-Pitt   b 20 June 1820, baptized at Edinburgh, m 23 May 1848 St. Paul, Auckland] d 5 April 1891 Camington House, Osburne Road, Southsea aged 70 years Caused of death: pleurisy (right) m Maj General Laye below:  Marriage Announcement: "LAYE - PITT On Tuesday, 23rd May 1848, at St Paul's, by Rev J F Churton, J H Laye Esq, Captain of H M 58th Regt, second son of the late Lt Gen Laye, RA, to Emelia Marie Dean, second daughter of His Excellency Major General Dean Pitt, KH, commanding the Forces in NZ.  [NZ'er 24 May 1848]   Witnesses, Maj General PITT and the Governor George Edward GREY."     Major General Joseph Henry LAYE, C.B., son of Lt. General Francis LAYE, Maj General Laye, husband, present at her death ) M on 23 May 1848 St Paul's, Auckland    ". . .Laye took over the Commercial Hotel for his troops, and, assisted by the technical expertise of Lieutenant T. B. Collinson, Royal Engineers, began construction of a fort overlooking the settlement . . . The site chosen by Laye and Collinson was a sandy hill, standing some seventy feet above the Wanganui River, at the north end of the settlement . . ..Laye named it "The Rutland Stockade". . .On 16 April, a midshipman named Crozier from the gunboat was joking with a Maori, when he accidentally discharged his firearm, wounding the Maori in the cheek. The man belonged to a group which was friendly to the Europeans, and although he spread the word that it had only been an accident, others decided that this spilling of blood by a white man demanded utu. Two days later, an outlying farm belonging to a settler, J.A. Gilfillan, was attacked by five Maoris. Gilfillan and his sixteen-year old daughter escaped but his wife and three others children were murdered. It was believed that this attack had been carried out, not by the relatives of the wounded Maori, but by others who hoped to incriminate those who were friendly with the Europeans. However the plan miscarried, for the five murderers were caught and delivered up to Laye by the very Maoris whom it was hoped to incriminate. Laye decided to waste no time and promptly set up a court-martial . . . They found the accused men guilty and sentenced four of them to be hanged and the fifth, on account of his youth, to be transported for life. On the 26th the sentence was carried out . . . .  The Maoris pressed forward, forcing the mounted settlers to retire, and, covered by fire from the hills, seized some outlying houses and opened fire on the fort. . . . The Maoris came on with great gallantry, but . . . the defender's, fire was too effective . . . Laye and Hardy kept their men to their work, and down on the river Lieutenant Holmes' gunboat provided effective flanking fire. . . ." The Maoris gave up, and Laye reported in his letter, according to Bartrop, that two chiefs were killed on their side, but he suffered no losses." Above from Michael Bartrop's To Face the Daring Maoris. Copyright.   Major General Joseph Henry LAYE, C.B.  b 1849 NZ,  Auckland   See Laye Family      George Sinclair LAYE, b 1853, Royal Navy in 1881 at Portsmouth,.m  Portsea  1882,  d 1884 at   Pontaferry, Down, Ireland Bu: Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG Son of Gen. J.H. LAYE and Emelia Dean-Pitt      Amy Selina Nugent m June 1882 at Portsea to:  b 10 JAN 1854, Auckland, NZ, daughter of Captain Charles Lavallin NUGENT HM 58th Regt and  to Charlotte Marcia Dean-Pitt, fifth daughter of his Excellency Major General George Dean-Pitt, KH, whom Francis' father served under in NZ. Francis d 1884 at  Pontaferry, Down, Ireland, home of the Nugents.   Note: Amy appears to have d at the age 30 in 1895, Isle of Wight - Previously, in 1891, she was living with her father-in-law, General Laye).      VIOLET SELINA LAYE b Dec 1894 Henley, Buckinghamshire Berkshire Oxfordshire, Bu near F.G.S. LAYE, her father, Highland Rd Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, Eng   EDWARD LAYE b Dec 1894 Henley, Buckinghamshire Berkshire Oxfordshire  d  Dec 1895 Lieutenant-General George Dean-Pitt, C.B., A.D.C. b ab 1822       " Eldest surviving son- Ensign in 48th Regiment in 1839, In 1863 proceeded to with others to raise volunteers for the Waikato War. The first Waikato Regiment was known as "Pitt's Four-hundred." Keeper of the Crown Jewels. He had six children. Played an important role in the Second Maori War. http://www.lighthorse.org.au/LighthorseDiscussionBoard/_disc1/000007c5.htm    "In 1858 the yeomanry cavalry corps was bestowed the title of "Royal". They then became the "1st or Royal Victorian Volunteer Calvary", the corps also received there own standard, which also gave the corps considerable prestige. Captain George Dean Pitt was appointed colonel of the inf regt in 1859. The Victorian volunteer rifles consisted of ten coys in the melbourne district, The Geelong corps three coys, other corps were raised in Portland, Belfast, and Warrnambool districts this totaled to three battalions. In 1862 the north Melbourne district battalion consisted of Pentridge, North Melbourne, West Melbourne, Fitzroy, Williamstown, East Collingwood and Carlton. The southern districts Battalion consisted of Brighton, 1st and 2nd St Kilda, Melbourne city, Hawthorn, Kew, Richmond, Emerald hill, Prahran and south Yarra coys. The country battalion consisted of Geelong, Portland, Belfast, Warrnambool, Ballarat, Castlemaine, Sandhurst,and Maryborough coys. The combined total of the three battalions was 2420 men. (entusiasm no doubt because of the Maori war in NZ) Each unit fuctioned under its own rules and therefore approved its own uniform design to be distictive of the other coys." http://www.jcu.edu.au/aff/history/articles/davidson.htm  The First Significant Overseas War: Australians leave for the Waikato War in NZ (1863). By Scott Davidson:    "the man responsible for recruiting in the Australian Colonies, Lieutenant Colonel George Dean Pitt. If the recruits lost their land, Pitt assured, then so did he and that there would be no doubt of the outcome of this war.  Pitt was in the colonies not just to recruit but to instill confidence in the land for service offer and by doing so, justify the Waikato War. The men wanted assurances, and received them, that the land would be there in three years time but the press and local governments of the Australian colonies had other concerns."   Hon. Louisa ST. PAUL dau of Sir Horace St. Paul, Bt.  b London abt 1816 m 22 Nov 1842 Kew   Louisa Grey Dean PITT 2nd dau  dsp unmarried d 21 Nov 1934  1881 in Paddington with family, In 1891 Census, listed as "traveller" and staying with sister Augusta and her husband.   Single. Augusta S. Dean PITT, d 3 Jan 1915 Monaco  Kensington in 1891. 1881 visiting cousin b abt 1848  Meerut, India Augustus ARTHUR, M.A.  1891 Census: Kensington, 1901 as a Boarder in Kensignton  . Captain Stanley Talbot Dean PITT, C.B., R.N. Navy  1853 d 24 Sep 1936 Devon,  m 1884, Lived in Devonshire.Christng 12 DEC 1853 Holy Trinity, Clifton, Derby, Youngest son, Zulu War 1879, Egyptian War 1884, WW I Anti-submarine force, (Ref Times obit 26 Sep 1936).  2 Leila Helen Moriarity m 9 Jul 1906 widow to E.O. Moriarity dau Commander W.H. Geary R.N.   1 Augusta Mary WILLIAMS  d 1904 . . Stanely Dean PITT, m 1909 d 1912  only son . Violet CARNEGIE ANSTEY  b March 1887 - Paddington, London, . Eve Mary Dean PITT, alive as of 1966  only dau Captain Charles Parker DEEDS, D.S.O., son of General Deeds, Mil  Sec to Sec of State of War . Susie Grant Dean PITT b abt 1858 youngest dau  m 26 Sep 1891 d 11 Aug 1939 (Times 14 Aug). . Rev William Marsden MERCER Missionary in Zululand, Vicar of Flockton m 1893 Kensignton . George Francis Dean PITT  Eldest son m 27 Jul 1880 Was Lt in 1st Regt Waikato Militia 04 Sep 1863  . Charlotte Catherine WAINWRIGHT  3rd dau of Capt John Wainwright, R.N. d 4 May 1929 New Brunswick  . Lt. William Augustus DEAN PITT  Second son. b 1833, d 8 Nov 1890.Bu: Symonds Street Cemetery, Auckland.  m to a daughter of the Hon. J.T. Gellibrand.Annie Isabella Lloyd Gellibrand (d 3 April 1908 Alexandra Road, Remuera, NZ).Was ensign in the 60th Rifles in 1852, transferred to the 55th as a lieutenant in 1856. Sold out in 1857 to settle in Australia. Pitt then in 1684 came back to NZ. In 1866 he moved to Auckland. Clara Eliza DEAN PITT b 5 Sep 1838 Christng 2 Oct 1838  Recorded in: Bristol, Gloucestershire, ENG Collection: St James Father George DEAN PITT  Mother: Susan  Source: FHL Film 1596535 Dates 1830- 1844,  1901 Census, living with sister Susan with brother-in-law General George Hyde Page.   dsp . Susan Augusta DEAN PITT  b 14 JUL 1847 Meerut, West Bengal, India Living in ENG in 1881 as  Augusta S. D. PITT, as a visitor of Elizabeth COURTAULD.  Augusta's occupation: "Funded Proprietress."  In 1891 Census, single, under name Susan Dean Pitt, boarding with sister Clara at Eastbourne. [but that Clara was b 1859  c out] 1901 Census, living with sister Susan with brother-in -law General George Hyde Page.   dsp Louisa Dean-PITT  b abt 1818 1827, Malta,  British Subject   Marriage Announcement:  PAGE - PITT: "On 18th November 1848 at St Paul's Church, by Right Rev the Lord Bishop of  NZ  George Hyde Page Esq., Lieutenant 58th Regt, to Louisa, third daughter of His Excellency Major  General George Dean Pitt, KH,  Commanding the Forces in NZ'er."  [NZ'er 22 Nov 1848]   Witnesses, Governor Grey and R.W. Wynyard. d 17 May 1896 (Times 20 May 1896). LT. GENERAL GEORGE HYDE Page  b 03 FEB 1823 Charlton Mackrell, Somerset/ Holbrook, Somerset, Royal Lincolnshire Regiment. 1841 58th Foot - Ensign; New Zealand- medal; 1843: as a Lt- arrested -a silly incident of a prank with a door knocker that was damaged- Page settled out of court (Times 16 Nov 1843); - In 1881 Census (no children living at home) at No 3 Tavistock Road, London, Middlesex, ENG  In 1891 Census at Hove Sussex. with wife Louisa  d 1896. 1901 Census:  Living with servants and his two sister-in-laws, Susan and Clara DEAN-PITT. Dep Quartermaster General Australian Colonies, then Cape Good Hope, the 1st W Middlesex Brigade  d 1908   Parents:Robert Page and Elizabeth Bowles, Siblings: William 1828-1865, John Francis 1831-1852, Robert 1821, Thomas Douglas 1825, Mary Albinia d 1868, Eliza Anne d 1871, Julia Jane Anne, Blanche, Blance (2), b   Henry HYDE Page b 21 OCT 1851 christening: 9 NOV 1851 St Thomas Chartrhouse, Finsbury, London,  George Thomas HYDE Page b 22 SEP 1849 Trevallyn, Tasmania, christening: 9 NOV 1851 St Thomas Chartrhouse, Finsbury, London,  Mary Anne - - - - m 1874 , Tasmania Captain Robert Hyde PAGE Eldest son d before 1890 Matilda MORTIMER m 1854 Youngest dau Chas, Mortimer, Bath. (A Mrs. Hyde Page introdiced at court to Queen by Lady Love- 1859) Miss Hyde PAGE Miss Hyde PAGE Marjorie Hyde PAGE Richard STONE  m 1908   Julia Jane Anne Hyde PAGE d 8 Dec 1890 16 yrs, 4th dau Charlotte MARCIA Dean-Pitt b 6 Mar 1830, bapt at Corfu d 7 Apr 1873, Marriage Announcement: NUGENT - PITT  18 Nov 1848 at St Paul's Church by Right Rev the Lord Bishop of NZ, Charles Lavallin Nugent Esq, Captain in HM 58th Regt, to Charlotte Marcia, fifth daughter of His Excellency Major  General George Dean Pitt, KH, Commanding the Forces in NZ'er.  [NZ'er 22 Nov 1848]  Major General Charles Lavallin William (Savage) NUGENT  Son of Lt. Colonel Andrew Savage Nugent and the Hon. Selina VESEY of Portaferry, 58th Regiment was b 4 Dec 1815 Portaferry, Down, Ireland, and d 3 Nov 1884 Southsea. Note: Charles later became a general and also a judge. There was a Field Marshall Nugent, Lavall count Nugent (1777-1862). He is described as being "adroit and discreet, with a competent knowledge of the Maori language"Later became Native Secretary to the colony. LDS IGI claims Charlotte b   1845 Portaferry, Down, Ireland..  .  Served in New Zealand War 1845-6, commanded the advanced guard which pentrated the forest at Ruapekapeka, present at the capture of that pah.   Lieutenant Charles NUGENT - 7th Company -b 1850,  killed by a mine at Kabul - 23 Dec 1879--- Eldest son of General C. Nugent and Charlotte Pitt. B 19th February 1850 in Auckland, NZ. After studying in Scotland and Ireland he went to Sandhurst and in 1871 was commissioned to the Royal Engineers. In 1874 he was posted to the Bengal Sappers and Miners. In 1879 and was killed (with Captain Dundas, VC) near Sherpur when setting mines to blow up an enemy fort, when the mine exploded prematurely. Below Credit to this site: http://redcoat.future.easyspace.com/index.html  Comm. Raymond Andrew NUGENT, R.N., b 25 Feb 1870 Mabel Louisa NUGENT m 1890  George M'ROBERT   Arthur George M'ROBERT b 30 Aug 1891   Charles Nugent M'ROBERT b 26 Jan 1897   Edith Margaret M'ROBERT b 21 May 1893   Norman Murie M'ROBERT b 30 May 1899 Edith Charlotte NUGENT b 1860 Pembroke Comm. Rowland NUGENT, R.N.,  b Dec 1862  m 1888 Maud RUTHERFORD  dau of H. Rutherford William Lavallin NUGENT b 5 Apr 1858  m 1896 Ethel SELLERS dau of Rev. Sellers . Major Arthur NUGENT b 3 APR 1856 Tauraroa, Auckland, NZ  M: 4 Apr 1893 54th Regt & 7th Fuseliers,  Harts Army List 1888-Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) . Elizabeth Douglas Father Capt Waddell Cunningham Douglas, 17th Lancers,  b 6 Oct 1809  Mother: Louisa Turner   .   Arthur Charles NUGENT b 12 Apr 1894   Raymond Lavallin NUGENT b 30 Jul 1903   Aileen Louisa NUGENT b 27 Nov 1895   Edith Elizabeth NUGENT b 1 Aug 1897 . Mabel Amy NUGENT b 10 Nov 1899 . Captain George NUGENT, R.A., b 1852 Portaferry, Down, Ireland  d 1898  . Amy Selina NUGENT, M Jun 1882 at Portsea to:  (b 10 JAN 1854, Auckland, NZ, daughter of Captain Charles Lavallin NUGENT HM 58th Regt and  to Charlotte Marcia Dean-Pitt, fifth daughter of his  Excellency Major General George Dean-Pitt, KH, whom Francis' father served under in NZ. Francis d 1884 at Portaferry, Down, Ireland, home of the Nugents.   Note: Amy appears to have d at the age 30 in 1895, Isle of Wight - Previously, in 1891, she was living with her father-in-law, General Laye).    Francis George Sinclair LAYE, b 1853, Royal Navy in 1881 at Portsmouth,.m  Portsea  1882,  d 1884 at   Portaferry, Down, Ireland Bu: Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG Son of Gen. J.H. LAYE and Emelia Dean-Pitt    . . VIOLET SELINA LAYE  b Dec 1894 Henley, Buckinghamshire Berkshire Oxfordshire, Buried with or near F.G.S. LAYE, her father Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG  1901  . EDWARD LAYE b Dec 1894 Henley Buckinghamshire Berkshire Oxfordshire  d Dec 1895 Lt Col Douglas Charles Dean-Pitt  B 24 Mar 1851 Christg: 04 Apr 1851 Holy Trinity, Clifton, Derby, ENG, 1901 Census -visiting at Portsmouth  Alice Antoinette Birdwood, dau of General Christopher Birdwood b 1861 Belgorm, India  . Elsie Dean-Pitt b 1883 Marbleswaur, India . Dorothy Dean-Pitt b 1889 Cheltenham  . Major Douglas Charles Dean-Pitt ??  . Gladys Douglas Dean-Pitt, b Bombay in  1883,  1901 Boarding   . m A Captain  in the Canadian Expeditionary Forces Alice Louisa Grant Dean Pitt  b 29 DEC 1880, bap: 12 FEB 1881 Kirkee, Maharashtra, Indiahttp://members.fortunecity.com/fpreston/maryldp3.htm   . Catherine Eleanor Preston b.6-29-1922 m. on 6-15-1946 to Peter Birdwood Small b.3-22-1919. He was the son of Alfred MacKenzie Small of Scone, Perthshire, Scotland and Alice Louise Dean-Pitt of Bombay, India. They had 3 children: ·        Peter MacKenzie Small b.1-27-1948. ·        Catherine Elizabeth Small b.11-13-1949. Robert Douglas Small b.5-17-1952     NEED TO SORT THIS OUT! new: http://tapuhi  Pitt, William Tutepuaki (Captain), 1877-1937 (Items) Served in South African War, and with Maori Pioneer Battalion in World War I. An associate of Sir Apirana Ngata. Listed in NZ Gazette as licensed interpreter, 1907-1933. Son of Major C Dean Pitt, grandson of Major-General George Dean Pitt.  Pitt, William Augustus Dean, fl 1850 (Items) Pitt, Augustus, fl 1800s (as the contributor) Pitt, Henry D, fl 1868-1874 (as the contributor) Pitt, Matthew, fl 1868 (as the contributor)   Louisa PITT b: 1756 Stratfield-Say, Southampton, Hampshire, ENG D: 30 Apr 1791, Florence, Italy   Peter BECKFORD b 1740, m 22 Mar 1773 Ofstratfield-Say, Southampton. (His parents: Julines BECKFORD and Elizabeth ASHLEY. d 1811  Photo credit: http://www.dorsetlife.co.uk/articles/ArticlesDetail.asp?ID=328   Wonderful web page link here on Peter Beckford -Detailed & interesting    Avid hunter wrote "Thoughts on Hunting."    Nice feature story on him -ref Times, Wednesday, Feb 27, 1935; pg. 17.    Marcia Lucy BECKFORD b Abt 1781 Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire Harriet BECKFORD b 2 Jan 1779  ""    ""  m  Henry SEYMOUR m 1807.   Son BECKFORD 9 Jun 1776   William Horace Beckford PITT-RIVERS -The 3rd Lord Rivers b 2 Dec 1777 Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire d 23 Jan 1831 Hyde Park, London, Middlesex, Frances RIGBY  Dau of Lt. Col. Rigby of Mistley Hall, m 9Feb 1808 Mistley Hall, Essex    . Harriet -Elizabeth PITT-RIVERS 17 Jan 1816   Sudeley Castle. m C. D. BRUCE Fanny (Frances) PITT-RIVERS  b 19 Mar 1809   Sudeley Castle  d 1 Feb 1836 Fredrick  William  COX 24 Jul 1834  Horace PITT-RIVERS,  6th and Last Baron Rivers b 12 Apr 1814 Lond d Wed 31 Mar 1880 m twice:   sp 1 Eleanor SUTER 10 Apr 1845 2 Emmeline LAURE 26 Jun 1873. dau of Captain John Pownal, Bastard of Sharpham, Devon.   George PITT-RIVERS, The 4th Lord Rivers b 16 Jul 1810 Sudeley Castle 28 Apr 1866 Ofportman Square, London. Buried: 5 May 1866. m   Lady Susan Georgiana LEVESON-GOWER 2 Feb 1833 (her parents: George LEVESON-GOWER and Harriet Elizabeth CAVENDISH.   . Hon. Alice Charlotte PITT-RIVERS b Abt 1842 Torquay, Devonshire, Christened: 28 Feb 1842, d 21 Jun 1865  m William ARBUTHNOT b 27 Sep 1838, m 26 Apr 1865 d 12 Sep1893, has surname BAILLIE in his pedigree son of son of Archibald Francis Arbuthnot and Hon. Gertrude Sophia Gough . Hon. Blanche Caroline PITT-RIVERS b 20 June 1840 Stepleton, d 28 August 1914 . Hon. Mary Emma PITT-RIVERS b 7 Oct 1843 d 13 Oct 1900 m 2 Aug 1883 . Very Rev. Phillip Frank ELIOT, D.D. Dean of Windsor  .  . Victor Alexander George ELIOT . Hon. Margaret Grace PITT-RIVERS b 24 May 1847 d 21 Apr 1926 m 7 Nov 1878 . Rev. William PAGE-ROBERTS .  . George Rivers PAGE-ROBERTS b 1880  . Mary Margaret PAGE-ROBERTS  b 1881  . Constance Susan PAGE-ROBERTS  b 1882  . Alice Marcia PAGE-ROBERTS b 1888  Hon. Susan Harriett PITT-RIVERS b 28 May 1835 d  27 June 1920 m 30 July 1872.  Edmund OLDFIELD . Hon. Gertrude Emily PITT-RIVERS b 18 February 1852   Hon. William Frederick PITT-RIVERS b  21 Oct 1845 Brighton, Sussex, d 8 Jul 1859 bu Steepleton  dsp . Hon. George Horace PITT-RIVERS b 20 Mar 1834 British Emb, Paris, France d 20 Dec 1850  . Hon. Grandville Beckford PITT-RIVERS b 25 Jul 1838 Brighton, Sussex, Chr: 24 Aug 1838 Chapel Royal, Brighton, Sussex, d 20 Aug 1855 -bu Steepleton . Henry Peter PITT-RIVERS 5th Baron Rivers Born 7 April 1849 Died 17 March 1867 Torquay, Devon . Hon. Marcia-Louisa PITT-RIVERS b 21 Aug 1850 d 18 Oct 1850   Hon. Fanny Georgiana PITT-RIVERS, Marchioness of Caermarthen also Carmarthen b 26 Dec 1836 Sudeley Castle, Glcstr, d 23 Dec 1895 Hornby Castle or Westminister,  Yorkshire,  Bu Hornby Castle, Yrkshr . George Godolphin OSBORNE, 9th Duke of Leeds m 16 Jan 1861 b 11 Aug 1828 Paris, Seine, d 1895   Alexandra Louisa OSBORNE b 20 Feb 1872 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Cecil Walter PAGET Francis Granville OSBORNE b 11 Mar 1864 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Ruth GRIEVE  b Abt. 1866 Farnham Royal Albert Edward OSBORNE b 10 Apr 1866 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Alice Susan OSBORNE b 17 May 1869 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Ada OSBORNE b 30 May 1870 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire William Hugh Spencer Wentworth FITZ WILLIAM Constance Blanche OSBORNE b 8 Jun 1875 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Ernest Frederick George HATCH Miss OSBORNE b 28 Jul 1867 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Henry Frederick Compton CAVENDISH George Godolphin OSBORNE, 10th Duke of Leeds, b 18 Sep 1862 d  10 May 1927 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Lady Katherine Frances LAMBTON Lady Gwendolen Fanny Godolphin Osborne b. 2 Mar 1885, d. 25 Feb 1933 Algernon CECIL Lady Olga Katherine Godolphin Osbourne b. 3 Oct 1886, d. 9 Aug 1929 Lady Dorothy Beatrix Godolphin Osbourne  b. 3 Dec 1888, d. 18 Jun 1946 Lady Moira Godolphin Osbourne b. 20 May 1892 Sir John Francis Godophin Osbourne, 11th Duke of Leeds b. 12 Mar 1901, d. Jul 1963   George Fredereck Godolphin OSBORNE b 4 Nov 1861 d  6 Nov 1861 Farnham Royal, Yorkshire Penelope PITT, after Viscountess LIGONIER,  B 23 Feb 1749 Place: Strathfieldsaye, Hampshire, D  1827 M twice  Div from Ligonier Viscount Edward LIGONIER  1767, Inherited the title 2nd Viscount Ligonier of Clonmell, Ireland following the death of his kinsman, John Ligonier, in 1770. Created Earl Ligonier of Clonmell, County Tipperary, Ireland, July 1776. m 16 Dec 1766 British Embassy, Paris, Ville de Paris, France Father: Francis Augustus Ligonier, Divorced from P. Pitt, remarried Mary Henley -Dau of the Earl of Northington.,  m2 Captain Smith of Strathfieldsaye, m 1784    Honourable Marcia Lucy PITT B 29 Mar 1756 Strathfield Saye, Hampshire, d 5 Aug 1822. First dau James FOX-LANE of Strathfield Saye, 23 Jul 1789.    . William Augustus LANE FOX b 1795    Death: 11 Feb 1832 in Torquay, Devon . Caroline DOUGLAS m 31 Dec 1817 d 7 Nov 1873 Father: John DOUGLAS b 1 Jul 1756 Mother: Frances LASCELLES b 11 Jun 1762 . William Edward LANE FOX b: 1818 d 1852 Augustus Henry Lane Fox PITT RIVERS b 14 Apr 1827 Hope Hall, Bramham Yorks, d 4 May 1900 Alice Margaret STANLEY b: 1828 m 3 Feb 1853 d  19 May 1910 Father: Edward John STANLEY b: 13 Nov 1802 Mother: Henrietta Maria DILLON b: 21 Dec 1807 in Halifax, Nova Scotia Unnamed PITT RIVERS b: 19 Nov 1853 d 19 Nov 1853 Alexander Edward Lane FOX PITT RIVERS b: 2 Nov 1855 Malta  Alice Ruth Hermione THYNNE   M: 25 Apr 1889   Capt. George Henry Lane FOX PITT RIVERS b: 22 May 1890 d 17 Jun 1966 ethnographer; anthropological writer   (Emily) Rachel FORSTER  M: 22 Dec 1915   Marcia Ruth Georgiana FOX PITT RIVERS b: 5 Nov 1891   John Dugdale Pelham ASTLEY-CORBETT St George William Lane FOX PITT b: 14 Sep 1856 d 6 Apr 1932 Some of his work aimed at producing a practical incandescent lamp and distribution system. Edith Gertrude DOUGLAS M: 25 Mar 1899   Lt. General William Augustus Lane FOX PITT b: 9 Jan 1858 in Brompton Crescent, London, d 17 Mar 1945   Father of modern archaeology Lily Ethel PAYNE m 1893   William Augustus Fitzgerald Lane FOX PITT b: 28 Jan 1896   Mary Stewart SINCLAIR   Thomas Stanley Lane FOX PITT b: 27 Nov 1897   Marjory Florence Hope BARTON   Alice Agnes FOX PITT b: 11 Dec 1899   Charles William Sholto DOUGLAS Ursula Katherine Lane FOX PITT RIVERS b: 1859 d 1942 William Charles SCOTT   Katherine SCOTT Lionel Charles Lane FOX PITT b: 5 Nov 1860 Mary Netta BLACKETT   Alice Augusta Laurentia Lane FOX PITT RIVERS Baroness Avebury  b 11 Jan 1861 CAN   John LUBBOCK, M.P.,  First Lord Avebury b: 30 Apr 1834 in 22 Eaton Place, London, ENG d 1913  Lubbock was elected the first president of the Institute of Bankers in 1879; in 1881 he was president of the British Association, and from 1881 to 1886 president of the Linnean Society of London. In January 1884 he founded the Proportional Representation Society, later to become the Electoral Reform Society. In 1865 Lubbock published what was probably the most influential archaeological text book of the 19th Century, Pre-historic Times, as Illustrated by Ancient Remains, and the Manners and Customs of Modern Savages, and was responsible for inventing the names Palaeolithic and Neolithic to denote the Old and New Stone Ages respectively.  His father was Sir John William Lubbock, 1803–65, an astronomer and mathematician. He made a special study of tides and of the lunar theory and developed a method for calculating the orbits of comets and planets. In mathematics he applied the theory of probability to life insurance problems   SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA. .. . Hon. Ursula LUBBOCK b. 6 Feb 1885, d. 15 Jan 1959 Lt.-Col. Adrian Grant DUFF . Hon. Irene LUBBOCK, after Lady Pelham, b: 30 Mar 1886, d 14 Feb 1961 33 Belgrave Square, London,  Sir Edward Henry Pelham, K.C.B., d 18 December 1949  age 72, result of an accident. . Hon. Captain Harold Fox Pitt LUBBOCK, M.A., b: 10 Jun 1888 d 4 Apr 1918 at age 29, killed in action. Graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge University.  Hon. Dorothy Charlotte FORSTER . Hon. Captain Eric Fox Pitt LUBBOCK b: 16 May 1893 d 11 Mar 1917 killed in action. Awarded decoration of Military Cross (M.C.) Hon. Maurice Fox Pitt LUBBOCK b: 17 Oct 1900 Hon. Mary Katherine Adelaide Stanley,   Lady Agnes Geraldine FOX PITT RIVERS b: Jan 1862 . Walter John GROVE b: 9 Sep 1852 . . Honor GROVE b: 1883 . Gerald GROVE b: 1886 . Oenone GROVE b: 1889 . Terence GROVE b: 1893 . Walter Peel GROVE b: 1904 . Douglas Henry Lane FOX PITT b: 17 Dec 1864 d 1922  Occupation: Artist . Arthur Algernon Lane FOX PITT RIVERS b: 11 Apr 1866 d 1895  Sackville Walter Lane-Fox, MP  Death: 18 Aug 1874 Lady Charlotte Mary Ann Geogiana OSBORNE  M: 22 May 1826 Marcia Bridget Lane-Fox Hon. Sir Edward Marmaduke Vavasour, Bart.  George LANE FOX  b 1793   M: 20 Sep 1814  Death: 15 Nov 1848 Georgiana Henrietta BUCKLEY     George LANE FOX b: 13 Nov 1816

Others to place:   THE N.Z. ARMY LIST. 1866 http://members.tripod.com/PearlsPad/NZArmy.htm PITT Cholwell Dean Lieutenant 1st Regt Waikato Militia 05 Nov 1863       PITT George Dean Lieutenant Colonel 1st Regt Waikato Militia 27 Jun 1863                 Captain Stanley Talbot Dean-Pitt, M Harriet ?? - Children: Stanely and Eve son- 1871 Census"  .Stanley S Dean Pitt 17 Clifton, Derbyshire, ENG Midshipmen Vessels Royal Navy  d 1936  Dean-Pitt, Susie Grant Year: 1893 Quarter: September Record Type: Marriages Volume: 1a District: Kensington Page: 273 C. Dean Pitt m Emily Dunlop (birt: 18 JUN 1866 plac: Gisborne, NZ deat: 30  APR 1947 Lt. G.T. Dean Pitt, HMS Vernon, taking a Short course of torpedo and gunnery instruction, dated January 6th, 1882           Douglas, Lady Edith Gertrude aft. Fox-Pitt ( Fox-Pitt, Lady Edith Gertrude; Pitt, Lady Edith Gertrude Fox) 1874-1963        Lt Fox, Alexander Edward Lane- aft. Lane-Fox-Pitt; aft. Lane-Fox-Pitt-Rivers 1855-1927

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  Named in the book "To Face The Maoris" by Michael Barthorp, about the first NZ war  1845-7:     

NUGENT Charles Lavallin. Capt 58th Foot
PAGE. George Hyde. Lieut.58th Foot M Charlotte PITT in NZ 1848  

PITT Charlotte
PITT Maj-General
PAULET Lord William. Crimean War
LAYE Joseph Henry. Capt

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Following account of Lt Page, the husband of Lousia Dean Pitt - See website and full story at:  http://www.manager.co.nz/stockade.htm    * Courtesy: James Cowan, "The NZ Wars"

         

A private's uniform in the 58th Regiment   

 58th (Rutlandshire) Regiment Of Foot
Arrived In NZ: 1845 from Sydney, Australia.Departed NZ: 1858 Campaigns: Northern War, Wellington, Wanganui   Engagements: Okaihau (Northern War), Ohaeawai (Northern War), Ruapekapeka (Northern War), Boulcotts Farm, Horokiri, St. John's Wood

The most advanced post of the Regular troops in May 1846, was on Boulcott's Farm where fifty men of the 58th Regiment were stationed under Lieutenant G.H.Page. Some little distance higher up the valley, at the Taita, an outpost was established near Mr Mason's section, where a small detachment of the Hutt Militia was stationed.

Half the force of soldiers at Boulcott's were quartered in a large barn, around which a stockade of slabs and small logs had been erected and loopholed for musket-fire. The rest of the troops were accommodated in the small slab outhouses near the barn and in tents. Lieutenant Page and his soldier servant occupied Mr Boulcott's cottage; the owner of the place and his two men servants used a small house adjoining.

It was upon this post that the Maori, under Rangihaeata's orders, and led by Topine Te Mamaku (otherwise known as Te Karamu), of the Ngati-Haua-te-Rangi, Upper Wanganui, made a desperate assault at daybreak on the morning of the 16th May, 1846.The fog of early morning enveloped bush and clearing that dawn of Saturday, 16th May; a white band of denser vapour coiling down the valley above the treetops showed the course of the silent river. The sentry near the river-bank; in front of the inlying picket's tent, shivered with the chilly touch of the hour that precedes daybreak.  As he turned to pace his beat, with musket and fixed bayonet at the slope, his glance fell upon some low bushes seen obscurely through the curling mist a few yards to his front. They seemed nearer, he thought, than they had been a few moments before. The next instant he caught a glimpse of a shaggy head and a gun-barrel. The Maori were creeping up on the camp, with the bushes and branches of scrub held before them as screens. "Maori!" he yelled as he levelled his gun and fired, then snatched another cartridge from his pouch and ran to the picket tent, trying to reload as he ran, but was overtaken and tomahawked.

A volley was delivered from fifty Maori guns. The Maori fired low, to rake the floor of the tents. A second volley; another from a different flank; then on came the enemy with the tomahawk. Not a soldier of the picket escaped. Those who were not killed by the volley fell to the short-handled tomahawks. In and about the picket tent four soldiers lay dead.One of these was William Allen whose name will be remembered so long as the story of Boulcott's farm is told. Allen was a tall young soldier; he was bugler to his company. When the sentry's shot was heard he leapt up, seizing his bugle, and, running outside the tent, he put the bugle to his lips to blow the alarm. In the act of sounding the call he was attacked by a Maori, who tomahawked him to the ground.

Struggling to rise, the brave lad seized the bugle with his left hand and again attempted to warn his comrades, but a second blow with the tomahawk, this time in the head, killed him. The bugler's call was not needed, however, for the whole camp had been awakened by the sentry's shot and the answering volleys.The garrison of Boulcott, now reduced to forty-four or forty-five men, was confronted by quite two hundred warriors - Rangihaeata's band and Te Mamaku's musketeers from the Upper Wanganui. Lieutenant Page's house was surrounded by the Maori in a very few moments after the destruction of the picket.  Page, on the first alarm, had snatched up his sword and loaded pistol, and rushed out with two men, but was confronted by scores of the natives. Driven back into the cottage, the three sallied out again, and joined by several soldiers from one of the sheds, they fought their way to the barn, firing at close quarters at their foes, who attempted to charge in upon them with the tomahawk.  The party of men in the barn, three sections, each under a sergeant, fought their post well and successfully, taking turns in firing through the light stockade and in returning to the shelter of the building to reload.

The Maoris evidently had calculated on completely surprising the troops; but what they did not accurately estimate was the steadiness of the discipline of the Regular troops. Lieutenant Page, having hacked and shot his way to the stockade, assembled his men, and, leaving a small party to hold the fort, came out into the open again and boldly attacked his antagonists. Extending the men in skirmishing order, with fixed bayonets, he advanced.In the height of the engagement a party of seven of the Hutt Militia, who had been disbanded on the previous Monday, but who fortunately retained their arms, came gallantly to the assistance of the hard pressed troops, and fought side by side with the redcoats. Their arrival was the turning point in the fight. The rebels, seeing these Militia men dash into the battle, began to retire, and at last were driven across the Hutt, after an engagement lasting about an hour and a half. The Maoris formed up on the West Side and danced a war-dance. Page estimated their numbers at about two hundred. Meanwhile bodies of troops despatched by Major Last - who had been informed of the attack by messenger from the front - were on the march out from Thorndon barracks and the Hutt stockade to reinforce the camp. These troops reinforcing Page drove the Maoris into the bush and silenced them.

Six whites lay dead, and four were severely wounded. Two of the wounded, Sergeant E.Ingram and a civilian named Thomas Hoseman, an employee of Mr Boulcott, d some days later. The losses of the Maoris were not accurately known, for all who fell were carried off, but two were seen shot dead, and ten or more were wounded, some of them severely. Now the authorities, civil and military, were compelled by the pressure of public opinion to accept Te Puni's generous offer to arm his Awa men for the campaign. A hundred stand of arms were supplied to the hapu (subtribe) at Petone, and the men at the town pa were also given muskets. Mr David Scott, a colonist who understood the Maoris and their ways, was appointed to act as European staff officer of the native contingent, co-operating with the chiefs Te Puni, Wi Tako Ngatata, and other tribal heads.    * Courtesy: James Cowan, "The NZ Wars"

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http://ouraucklandstuff.freeservers.com/AuckDeathsD.htm    DEAN PITT On April 3, at her late residence, Alexandra Road, Remuera, Annie Isabella Lloyd, relict of the late Major William Augustus Dean Pitt, aged 80 years. Interred at Purewa on Sunday. 
NZ Herald Monday 6th April 1908.  

 

New Ulster  Lieutenant governors   14 Feb 1848 -  8 Jan 1851  George Dean Pitt

MINERVA Left Gravesend 1st July 1847 Arr Auckland 8th Oct 1847 55th Regt. Including 

Pitt  George Dean Major-general 96th Reg. Widower George Dean William Emelia Louisa Charlotte 

PITT, LORD RIVERS.

GEORGE PITT, baron Rivers of Stratfieldsay; one of the lords of his majesty's bedchamber, colonel of the militia of the county of Dorset, and doctor of laws

publications:   George Hyde PAGE (M: 1860 - 1923)  Verses [p|1925;   Lt-Gen, Augustus Henry LANE-FOX (M: 1827 - 1900)-

MY UNDER CONSTRUCTION RESEARCH: 

Captain Charles Lavallin Nugent Esq. served with General J.H. Laye, (then a captain). They become brothers-in-law each marrying a daughter of their commanding officer in NZ, Major-General George Dean-Pitt, K.H.  Laye m Emelia Marie Dean-Pitt and Nugent m Charlotte Dean-Pitt. . 

General J.H. Laye's son, Francis George Sinclair Laye m his cousin, Amy Selina NUGENT in 1882 Pontaferry,Lind  Down, Ireland, daughter of Charles Lavallin Nugent, living apparently with the Nugents in Ireland.  (F lay joins army 1880, m 1882 dies 1884 at Pontaferry).

Earlier, General J.H. Laye's brother, Major Francis Fenwick LAYE, (my direct ancestor) was in Ireland and m Anne Maria Teresa WALSH, (b 1812 d 11 Sep 1848, Douglas, IOM). They had several children there:  Francis LAYE born Ireland 1839 and Henrietta LAYE born 1841 Ireland. 

Also of interest-   Lavallin name related to Nugent and Savage, Hall and DWYER!  .  

Walsh is a big name in those parts- Down. Also Nugent name in Ireland gets tied to Spread, Nash, Peard and Blennerhassetts. Surnames in Dwyer Laye family. 

Andrew Savage or Nugent b 1778 m Selina De Vesci Marriage: 13 JUN 1800 Portaferry, Down, Ireland

day   daughter:Selina Elizabeth Nugent  m Spouse: James Matthew Stronge Family Marriage: 17 JUN 1836 Of, Portaferry, Down, Ireland d 1903 

daughter: Anne Margaret Nugent About 1804 Of, Portaferry, Down, Ireland Christening: Death: 17 FEB 1873 m Samuel Madden Francis Hall Family Marriage: 24 SEP 1845

Thomas Viscount De Vesci  m Seline Brooke About 1730 Of, , Fermanagh, Ireland

PORTAFERRY NUGENTS 

PATRICK JOHN NUGENT  m  CATHERINE DE VESCI b ireland  Marriage: 29 APR 1833 Portaferry, Down, Ireland
Margaret Nugent of Westmeath m  Andrew Savage Marriage: MAY 1738 Of, Portaferry, Down, Ireland

Arthur Roger Nugent b DEC 1810 Portaferry, Down, Ireland  m Charlotte Brooke d 20 JAN 1896
parents: Andrew Nugent   Selina de Vesci

Andrew Nugent Birth: 30 MAR 1834 Portaferry, Down, Ireland   Death: 10 JUL 1905 parents: Father: Patrick John Nugent Family Mother: Catherine de Vesie

 
TERESA COUNTESS NUGENT  1750 Dublin, Dublin, Ireland   m JAN VINCENC BARON JANOVSKY 1789 Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Anne Teresa Walsh
Birth: 13 AUG 1875 Limerick, Limerick, Ireland
Father: John Walsh Family
Mother: Teresa Irwine

George Nugent
Birth: 1852 Portaferry, Down, Ireland
Death: 1898
Father: Charles Lavallin Nugent 
Mother: Charlotte Marcia Put(PITT) 

 -813. Charles Lavallin OR Savage Nugent - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Birth: 1815 Portaferry, Down, Ireland m to  Marcia Pitt  

Ann Sarah SAVAGE (AFN: 15C9-Z25) Birth: Abt 1816
Of, Portaferry, Down, Ireland:
Father: William Brownlow SAVAGE (AFN: 15C9-N1Dy
Mother: Elizabeth HALL (AFN: 15C9-XVX)
Spouse: John DAVIS (AFN: 15C9-XZK) Family
Marriage: Abt 1842 Of, Portaferry, Down, Ireland
Spouse (2) : Mr DWYER (AFN: 15C9-Z1X) Marriage:Of, Portaferry, Down, Ireland

NUGENT***March 16, Olivia, Countess NUGENT, relict of James County NUGENT, late of Bulnacor, county Westmeath.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlwem/Landowners2.html 

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  62. Col. Andrew Nugent, address Portaferry, Co. Down, owned 2,137 acres.

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  63. Countess Nugent, address 4, Mountpleasant-sq., North, Dublin, owned 148 acres.

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  64. Dominick Nugent, address Barratogher, Rathowen, owned 135 acres.

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  65. Edmond Nugent, address Bolesgrove, Co. Cavan, owned 451 acres.

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  66. Major George Nugent, address Lillington, Leamington, also owned 451 acres.

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  67. Lieut-Colonel John J. Nugent, address Clonlost, Killucan, owned 3,140 acres.

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  68. John Nugent, address Rosemount, owned 355 acres.

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  69. Lady Nugent, address Ballinlough, Delvin, owned 4,692 acres.

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  70. Sir Walter Nugent, address Donore, Multyfarnham, owned 7,218 acres.

Patrick Nugent SAVAGE Abt 1772 Of, Portaferry, Down, Ireland

Below 01 Aug 1828 Londom Times 

NEED to sort through this PAGE info :

Louise PAGE  Wife  M Female 55 yrs Malta 12  April 1825. 

George Christened at: 03 FEB 1823  Charlton Mackrell, Somerset, D 1908.

Father: ROBERT PAGE  (b 1793, d 1870) Mother:  ELIZABETH BOWLES 

Robert's parents - (George's grandparents:Thomas Hyde Page (b c 1725) , and Mary Albina Woodward (b 1725 Of, Waldershare, Kent,  ENG.

  Mary's parents: John WOODWARD (b c 1699 Maresfield, Leicestershire) and  Catherine MONINS .(b c 1699 Waldershare, Kent,). John Woodward's parents: 

Richard WOODWARD and Mary HANCOCK, both of Leicestershire). 

SEE ACCOUNT OF PAGE IN ACTION, BELOW

http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/pa.htm   New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors     George Hyde PAGE (M: 1860 - 1923) Verses [p:1925] -

 

HMM figure out   FOLLOWING AND CHILDREN OF GEORGE RIVERS AND "MARY":

WILLIAM RIVERS  Christening: 19 SEP 1802 Stratfield Saye, Hampshire, ENG
JESSE RIVERS -MALE Christening: 25 JAN 1801 Stratfield Saye, Hampshire, ENG
GEORGE RIVERS Christening: 24 JAN 1796 Stratfield Saye, Hampshire, ENG

LUCY RIVERS Christening: 29 JAN 1809 Stratfield Saye, Hampshire, ENG

ANN RIVERS Christening: 13 JAN 1805 Stratfield Saye, Hampshire, ENG

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