Volume 1

The Eton register. Pts. 1-5, 1841-1889.

  • Eton College.
Date:
1903-1908
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Credit: The Eton register. Pts. 1-5, 1841-1889. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    St. Aubyn ma. (F.E.D.) Sanderson (E.C.) Tyler 3 (E.C.) Tyrrell (W.E., E.U.P.) Parish (Mrs. r., E.E.D.) Bowden (KB.) Antrobus (F.E.D.) Knox (Miss G., W.J.) Mr. Clinton (E.G.) Arbuthnot mi. (F.E.D.) Lord Vaughan (H.M.B.) Hicks (Miss Edg., aft. K.S., C.J.A.) Rev. William. 3r<l son of Sir E, St. A., I st lit., of St. Michael's Mount, Maruzion, Cornwall; 1849'-18BSl; Opp. Wall 1852; Oriel Coil. Oxf. M.A.; Rector of Stoke Danierell ami Preh. of Exeter; m. Edith Kmily, d. of Edward Johnston, of Silwood Lodge, Berks ; ilicil July 5, 1891. Richard Manners. 1848“-1850”: for- merly a Mercliout in King William Street, E.O. Wim.iam Robertson. Son of Rev. J. E. T„ Canon of St. Paul’s ; 1818“-1853;' ; won School Sculling 1853 ; Capt. 15th Regt.; dial Nov. 1U, 1863. George. Son of Capt. T. of Fordhook, Middlesex: 1818“-1853“: Trin.Coll.Camb. M.A.; Barrister ; dial 1887. Henry. 1848“-1851” ; Ch. Ch. Oxf. Rev. Henry George. Son of H. B ; 1848-'-1852“; Eton XI. 1852; Field XI. 1851 : Capt. Scot-; Gds. 1855-67 ; Homan Catholic Priest at the Oratory since 1867. Tue Oratory, S. Kensington, S. IT. Edward Crawfubd. Son of G. 0. A. of Eaton Hall, Congleton : 1848”-1851“; Capt. 5Uth Regt.; died 1864. Henry George Augustus. Son of Rev. H. C. K., Vicar of Lechlade, co. Gloucester; 1848“-1854“; Exeter Coll Oxf. M.A.; J.P. and C.C. for Berks; Chmn. Wokingham R.D. Council: m. Elizabeth Anne. d. of T. S. Carter of Moor Place, Much Hadham, Herts. Sonning, [leading. Col. Lord Edward William Pei.ham- Clinton, G.C.V.O., K.C.B. 2nd son of Henry Pelham, 5th Duke of Newcastle, K.G.; 1848‘-1854’; Cox. Eton VIII. 1853 ; Ensign Rifle Bgde. 1854: served in the Crimea after the fall of Sebastopol; Capt. 1857 : in Canada 1861-5 ; Lieut.-Col. 1878 ; ret. 1880 ; in Ind'a 1880 : M.P. for N. Notts 1865-8; Sherwood Rangers Yeo. Cav. 1865-8 : Comm. London Rifle Vol. Bgile. 1881-90; Groom-in-Waiting to Queen Victoria 1881-94; Master of Queen Vic- toria’s Household 1894-1901 : G.C. Saxe- Ernestine Order 1897 : G.C. Crown of Prussia 1901; D.L. for Notts; Groom-in- Waiting to the King since 1901: m. Matilda Jane, d. of Sir William Edmund Cradock- Hartopp, 3rd Bt. 81 Kecleston Square,S.W. and The Heights, Willey, Godaiming. Col. George. 2nd son of J. A. A. of Coworth Park, Old Windsor ; 1848n-1852'; Trip. Coll. Camb.; Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. R.A. fret.) ; served in Indian Mutiny ; special messenger on Staff in Abyssinian War : mentioned in despatches ; M.P. for Hereford 1871-4 and 1878-80: J.P. and D.L. Hr co. Hereford and J.P. for co. Gloucester ; m. Caroline Emma Nepean, it. of Capt. Andrew Nepean Aitcldson, H.E.I.C. Norton Court, Gloucester. Ernest Augustus Malet (5th Earl of Lisburne). Eld. soil of Ernest Aligns'us, 4th Earl of Lb burne ; 1848'—1852-; Ch.Ch. Oxf.; m. 1st, Gen rude Laura, d. of Edwyn Burnaby of Baggrave Hall, Leicester; 2nd, Alice D’Alion, d. of Edmund Piobyn of Huutlev Manor, Gloucester; died March 31, 1888. Rev. George Grisdale, B.A. 1848“- 1855“; formerly Curate of Cubbcriey, Cheltenham; died 1882. Watkins (aft. K.S.) Waud ma. (Miss Edg., C.O.G.) Lane (T.H.S., E.B.) Willats Campion (W.J. & F.V., W.J.) John Gregory. Eld. son of J. G. W. of Wood Belli, Oinberslev, Droitwich ; 181G“-1856“; Oil. Ch. Oxf.: Ba-rister, Lincoln's Inn (Oxf. Circuit) ; died unui. Nov. 5, 1809. Edward Wilkes. Son of E. W. of Manston Hall, Leeds; 18I8“-1853“; Trill. Coll. Camb : formerly Capt. 4tli W. York Militia: J.P. for W. Riil'ug of Yorks: in. Hon. Elizabeth, d. of Wi liam, 2nd Lord Heytesoury. Rev. John Reynolds. 3rd son of C. L. of Bailgeuiore, co. Oxf.; 1848“-1854“; Trim Coll. Oxf. M.A.; formerly Rector of Tattersett with Tatterford, Norfo'k ; Rector of Hampm tt with Stowell .-ince 1895 ; m. Nura Norman, d. of Sir William Holmes. Hampnett llectory, Northleach, R.S.U., Glos. William Hall. Of Den’on Court, Canterbury; son of — W. of Denton Court: 1845'-1853:l; Opp. Wall 1853; Field XI. 1852, Keeper 1853 ; Ch. Ch. Oxf.; Bar- rister ; formerly Lieut, E. Kent Mounted Rifles; J.P. for Kent: m. Jul a Ruperla. d. of Col. Charles G stliug-Murray ; die l 1893. Col. William Henry, C.B. Eld. son of W. J. C. of Danny; 1848“-185‘2“: 72ud Highl. 1854-61 (served in the Crimea and Indian Mutiny) : 53rd Regt. 1861-3 ; aft. Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Bn. Royal Sussex Regt.; J.P. for Sussex , 7«. Hon. Gertrude Brand, it. of Henry, 1st Visct. Hampden. Danny, Hassocks, R.S.O., Sussex. Peacock (E.H.P.) Frederick Barnes. Son of Rt. Hon. Sir B. P„ Kt., Ciiief Just’eeat Calcutta ; 1848-—1853-: Bengal C’vil Service; Sec. Board of Revenue, Calcutta : died on board ship in the Mediierraucau on passage home, 1894. Godman (W.L.E.) Percy Sanden. 4th son of .T. G. of Park Hatch, G iilalming: 1849’-1853“; Trio. Coll. Camb. B.A. : J.P. fur Sussex : m. Isabel Frederica, d. of I rederick Smitlie. Aluntham, Horsham. Ferguson-Davie mi. (W.A.C.) Buddell-Todd (F.E.D.) Rev. Ciiari.es Rorert. 4th son of S’r H. R. F.-D., 1st Bt., of Cieeily Park, Credi- tou ; 1848‘-185U“: Trim Hall.Camb. M.A.; formerly Rector of Exhall with Wixforil, Coventry, aft. Rector of Yelvertou, Nor- folk; m. Anne Clarissa, d. of Biggs Andrews, Q.C., of Heavitree House, Exeter ; dial April 6, 1897. James Archibald. 1S1S'-1S50’; for- merly Capt. 87th Regt. Hayward (H.O.) Francis James. 184S'‘-1851“. Abbott (E.H.P.) Cox (Mrs. l’or., IT.M.B. & E.B.) Charles Stuart Aubrey (3rd Lord Tenterden), K.C.B. Son of C. A., and nephew of John Henry, 2nd Lord T. J 1848“-1853“; Permanent Under-Sec. of State for Foreign Affairs ; m. 1st, Pene- lope Mary Gertrude, d of Lieut -Gen. Sir John Rowland Smyth, K.C.B.: 2nd,Emma Mary. d. of Charles Bailey of Lee Abbey, Ilfracombe, and widow of Henry How- cliffe, Q.C. ; died Sept. 22, 1882. Frederick. Son of F. W. C.; 1818=-- 1851“ ; Ch. Ch. Oxf.: Banker (Cox it Co.); formerly Hon. Col. Middlesex Yeo. Cav.; J.P. and D.L. for Middl-sex ; m. Mabel, j d. of Arthur Eden, Assist. Compt. of the Exchequer. 3 Grosvenor Crescent, S.W., and Hat-'field I'lace, Uxbridge.