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29. Sir Bart, merchant, Brown. Shipley and Co Brown Alexander Hargreaves-55317 (Alexander III , William , Alexander , William , Progenitor ) was born in 1844 in ,MP. He died in 1922.
Code-US He is senior partner of Brown, Shipley and Co. Cassis, City Bankers, pp. 272-273. Brothers & Company and the Brown family of private bankers.
Alexander married Blandy Henrietta Agnes Terrell-235534 daughter of Blandy Progenitor-235535 and BNotknown Miss-235536. Henrietta was born in 1848.
Per Linda Minor. Henrietta Blandy married the grandson of both William Brown and his brother James:
http://special.lib.gla.ac.uk/manuscripts/search/detaild.cfm?DID=21429 GB 0247 MS Kelvin S68 Call Number:
MS Kelvin S68 Content: Autograph letter signed, from J.P.G. Smith to William Thomson. Coulport. 21 Nov. 1875. Lists the stocks and property to be settled on Henrietta Blandy (Lady Kelvin's sister) on her marriage to Alexander Hargreaves Brown. Mentions having seen the wedding presentsSir Alexander Hargreaves Brown 1844-
Autograph letter signed, from J.P.G. Smith to William Thomson. Coulport. 21 Nov. 1875. Lists the stocks and property to be settled on Henrietta Blandy (Lady Kelvin's sister) on her marriage to Alexander ... James Bruce Jardine was married to Agnes Sarah Hargreaves Brown--the daughter of Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown. Sir Alex was the son of William Brown’s son, Alexander, who was married to James Brown’s daughter Sarah Benedict Brown.
INTRODUCTION
‘After all, we have come out for this war only’ declared Captain James Bruce Jardine, one of the first of a small group of British army officers recently attached to the British Legation in Tokyo to study Japanese.1 This statement was all the more remarkable for having been made on the 2nd of January 1904, over a month before the Russo-Japanese War formally began. His confidant, Dr Erwin von Baelz, was suitably impressed with this apparent perspicacity, and noted in his diary that ‘obviously, then, four months ago, England already regarded the war as inevitable’.2
The preparedness of Jardine and Bannerman in Tokyo was echoed by another member of this pioneering group of Language Officers, Captain Berkeley Vincent, who, only two days before, had travelled to Pusan to spend three weeks on some unspecified ‘special service’ in the Korean peninsula, and who, after the Russo-Japanese conflict finally broke out on the 10th of
February 1904, would be in Korea again to observe unofficially the landing of Japanese troops at Chemulpo.3 Vincent would be the first of many such British military observers in the field, and from this early, undeclared phase of the Russo-Japanese War until the formal post-war demobilisation of Japanese troops in Manchuria almost two years later, some twenty-nine officers of the British army, including three lieutenant-generals, would accompany the Japanese land forces.Other nations would follow the British example but none would match it. The numerical advantage grudgingly conceded to Britain would be denied to other nations as the Japanese military authorities made strenuous efforts to limit the places available for foreign military and naval observers, and among those who did secure an attachment to the Japanese forces, none had the same level of actual combat experience which their British counterparts had acquired during three decades of colonial wars. In particular, most of the British military observers had experience at varying levels of the Boer War, a startlingly modern conflict which was currently in the course of detailed study and evaluation by the general staffs of the major armies.
The Russo-Japanese War occurred at a time when it was an institutionalised belief among the armed forces of the industrialised world that the observation of other wars offered insights into modern warfare from which they could learn as much as – and sometimes even more than – from their own experience. The American Civil War of 1861–5 and the Franco-Prussian War of
1870–1 were the first wars to attract a significant number of officers from non-belligerent countries, who observed the action from both sides, and the study of both conflicts became an important part of the education of army officers into the early twentieth century. It was not until the Russo-Japanese War over three decades later that the military observer came into his own again. The Boer War of 1899–1902 had attracted its share of attention and a sprinkling of foreign attachés, but it could still be dismissed as a colonial war – albeit an exceptional colonial war – of dubious relevance to the increasingly urgent question of how the next major European war would be fought. The Russo-Japanese War was different: it involved the armed forces of the largest power in Europe, and, although relatively little was known, or indeed expected, of Japan, her army and navy were at least perceived to have the advantages of modern armaments and organisation, making this a more balanced contest than previous wars fought
outside Europe. No other conflict had been observed with such intensity and the Russo-Japanese War marked the apogee of the professional military observer: by its conclusion, over eighty officers from the armed forces of at least sixteen different nations had observed the conflict from both sides.
Alexander and Henrietta had the following children:
58 F i Brown Agnes Sarah Hargreaves-235545.
Per Linda Minor.+ 59 F ii Brown Gladys Emily Hargreaves-98360 was born in 1886. She died in 1968. 60 M iii Brown Walter Hargreaves-460097 was born in 1881. He died in 1936. Walter married Mainwaring Alberta Laura-460098 daughter of Mainwaring Progenitor-481677 and PNotnown Miss-481678. Alberta was born in 1890. She died in 1975.
31. Sir Bart2 Brown William Richmond-62773 (Alexander III , William , Alexander , William , Progenitor ).
thepeerage.com Burke's P&B for Brown.
William married Mountsteven Emily-41488 daughter of General Mountsteven William T. B.-121747 and MNotknown Mis-236207.
They had the following children:
61 M i Sir Bart3 Brown Melville Richond-236208 was born in 1866. He died in 1933.
thepeerage.com.Melville married Roussel Lilian Alice Mabel-451745 daughter of Roussel Robert-451746 and RNotknown Miss-451747. + 62 M ii Brown Frederick Richmond-451736 was born in 1868. 63 F iii Brown Alice Richmond-451742 died in 1933.
thepeerage.com.64 F iv Brown Margaret Richmond-451743 was born in 1876. She died in 1963. 65 F v Brown Dora Richmond-451744 was born in 1880. She died in 1971.
32. Colonel Brown James Clifton-237379 (Alexander III , William , Alexander , William , Progenitor ).
http://www.kittybrewster.com/d.htm Violet Cicely Kathleen Wollaston. Born 4 July 1882. Died 1969. Married 6 June 1907 Douglas Clifton-Brown, Viscount Ruffside (born 16 August 1879, died 5 May 1958), Speaker of the House of Commons.
http://213.52.137.147/convenors.html - Lady Hylton-Foster, Audrey, created in 1965. Convenor the Crossbench Peers 1974-95.
Born: 19th May 1908. Daughter of late 1st Viscount Ruffside, PC, DL, Speaker of the House of Commons 1943-51 and the late Viscountess Ruffside. Educated: St George's Ascot; Ivy House, Wimbledon. Married: 22nd December 1931, Rt Hon . Sir Harry Hylton-Foster, QC, MP (died 1965), Speaker of the House of Commons 1959-65. House of Lords: Former Member of all sub-Committees of the House of Lords by virtue of her position as Convenor of the Crossbench Peers 1974-95; Member,
Cross Bench Parliamentary Group 1965- 2002.Honours: DBE 1990.
Other: Director, Chelsea Division, County of London Branch, British Red Cross Society 1950-60; President, County of London Branch, BRCS, 1960-74; Member, Executive committee, BRCS 1966-76; President and Chairman, the London Branch BRCS 1974-83; Member, Council of BRCS 1977-81, Patron, London Branch; Member, National BRCS HQ consultative panel 1984; President, Prevention of Blindness Research Fund 1965-76, Patron 1976-2002; Vice-President, Dorking and District Rifle Club, Preservation Society. Awards Granted: BRCS Queen's Badge of Honour. Special Interests: Social Welfare, Environment. Recreations: Fishing, gardening. Died: 31 October 2002. thepeerage.com.
James married Rowe Amelia-237380 daughter of Rowe Charles-237385 and RNotknown Miss-237386.
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James and Amelia had the following children:
34. Hargreaves Ann-235165 (Grace Brown , William , Alexander , William , Progenitor ) was born in 1857.
Ann married Wollaston Frederick Eustace Arbuthnot-235188 son of Major Of Shenton Hall Leics Wollaston Frederick-235191 and Arbuthnot Josette or Janette Eliza Jane-235741. Frederick was born in 1853. He died in 1930.
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Frederick and Ann had the following children:
37. Hargreaves Lillian-235169 (Grace Brown , William , Alexander , William , Progenitor ).
Lillian married Brig-General King Algernon D. Agilar-235170 son of King Senior-235171 and KNotknown Miss-235172. Algernon was born in 1862. He died in 1945.
gaps10 Per Linda Minor. http://www.chesapeake.net/~stovy/Brown/fam00224.htm - William Brown (1715-1778)
Descendants and Spouses. _____ Husband: Algernon d'Aguilar King,
Born: 28 MAY 1862 at:
Married: 18 JUN 1894 at:
Died: 1945 at:
Father: Mother:
Other Spouses: Wife: Lilian Hargreaves
Born: 1866 at:
Died: at:
Father:Thomas <http://www.chesapeake.net/~stovy/Brown/fam00217.htm>
HargreavesChildren - Lilian Cecily King - Spouses: John de Blaquiere Tindall Lucas
Parents Father: William Murray Lucas Mother: (Rosemary) Henrietta
Dorothy Villiers Maj John De Blaquiere Tindall LucasDescendants of William the Conqueror - ... LUCARINI, Alvaro ( - ) P. Roberto ( - ) s,C. LUCAS, Amy Florence (
-1931) s,c,p,P. Elizabeth Jaquetta (1981- ) c,C. John De Blaquiere Tindall (Maj) (
- )
Name: John de Blaquiere Tindall Lucas; Sex: M; Birth: 1888 Father: William Tindall Lucas Mother: Frances Augusta Farmer.
Granville Lewis Lucas, Francis Raymond Tindall b: 1878 Lucas, Geraldine Emily Tindall Lucas, John b: 1606 d: 1671 Lucas, John de Blaquiere Tindall b: 1888 Lucas ohn+de+Blaquiere+Tindall+Lucas
Algernon and Lillian had the following children:
70 F i King Lilian Cecily-458118. Lilian married Lucas John de Blanquiere Tindall-458119 son of Lucas Progenitor-458120 and LNotknown Miss-458121. John was born in 1888.
38. Hargreaves Grace-235193 (Grace Brown , William , Alexander , William , Progenitor ).
Grace married Sir Bart3 of Cambo Fife Erskine Ffolliott Williams-235194 son of Sir Bart2 of Cambo Fife Erskine Thomas-235202 and Ffolliot Zaida Maria-235203. Ffolliott was born in 1850. He died in 1912.
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Ffolliott and Grace had the following children:
40. Hargreaves Edith-218190 (Grace Brown , William , Alexander , William , Progenitor ) was born in 1860. She died in 1914.
EDWARD FLEETWOOD JOHN, 4th Viscount Exmouth, D.L., (Deputy Lord Lieutenant) Devon, J.P. (Justice of the Peace) co. Devon, Capt. 5th Voluntary Battalion, Devon Regiment, formerly Lieut. Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 24 June 1861, m. 3 June 1884 in the Parish of Arborfield, Berkshire, Edith Hargreaves (d. 26 Aug. 1914), dau. of Thomas Hargreaves, Esq., (see Burke's L.G.), of Arborfield Hall, Berkshire, and had issue,
1. EDWARD ADDINGTON HARGREAVES, 5th Viscount Exmouth.
Edith married Visc4 Exmouth Pellew Edward Fleetwood John-235185. Edward was born in 1861. He died in 1899.
4. Hon. Fleetwood John Pellew, b. 6 Nov. 1830, St Mary Hall, Oxford 1849. d. 2 Aug. 1866, (aged 36) m. 28 Apr. 1860, Emily Sarah Ferguson, b. 1841 Down, Ireland d. 30 May 1913, yst. dau. of Thomas Ferguson, Esq., (b. 26 Oct. 1795, d. 7 Jan. 1859 of Greenville, co. Down, Ireland and of Ryde, Isle of Wight and Emma Benyon, m. 12 Feb. 1827 d. 27 Nov. 1860, and having by her - (who m. 2ndly, 5 Sept. 1871, Octavius Bradshaw, J.P. (Justice of the Peace) D.L. (Deputy Lord Lieutenant) Sheriff 1884, of Barcombe, Paignton and of Kenbury, Exeter, and by him having issue, a son b. 1875 and 2 daus. b. 23 Jan. 1877, and b. 20 Mar. 1882) - issue,
1. EDWARD FLEETWOOD JOHN, 4th Viscount Exmouth.
2. William Addington Winthrop Pellew, b. 21 Oct. 1862. educ. Eton. Matric. Michs. 1881. Adm. pens. (age 19) at MAGDALENE, 7 Oct. 1881. Died, unmarried, 16 Dec.1908. (Eton Sch. Lists; Burke, P. and B. (sub Exmouth). View full context Alumni Cantabrigienses From 1752 to 1900: Volume 5, p.229.
5. Hon. Barrington Reynolds Pellew, Major, Rifle Brigade, and A.D.C. to Gen. Sir C.Van Straubenzee, K.C.B., (Knight Commander of the Bath), b 18 Apr. 1833; served with distinction in the Kaffir War, at the siege of Sebastopol, the storming of Canton, and at the assault and capture of Lucknow. He d. 6 Dec. 1858.(aged 25) of dysentery and buried at Dilkusha, Lucknow.
2. Hon. Caroline Emma Pellew, b. 18_ d. 2 Mar. 1832
His Lordship d. 2 December 1833, (aged 47) and was s. by his eldest son. Seats - Canonteign, Devon: Treverry, Cornwall: West Cliff House, Teignmouth, Devon: London Residence: 1 Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington, London W8.
EDWARD FLEETWOOD JOHN, 4th Viscount Exmouth, D.L., (Deputy Lord Lieutenant) Devon, J.P. (Justice of the Peace) co. Devon, Capt. 5th Voluntary Battalion, Devon Regiment, formerly Lieut. Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 24 June 1861, m. 3 June 1884 in the Parish of Arborfield, Berkshire, Edith Hargreaves (d. 26 Aug. 1914), dau. of Thomas Hargreaves, Esq., (see Burke's L.G.), of Arborfield Hall, Berkshire, and had issue,
1. EDWARD ADDINGTON HARGREAVES, 5th Viscount Exmouth.
1. Hon. Georgina Cicely Pellew, b. 18 Dec. 1885; d. unm. 17 May 1930 (St Hilarian, Exmouth & Ladies Club, 7 Northernhay Place, Exeter)
His Lordship d. 31 October 1899, (aged 38) and was s. by his only son.
EDWARD ADDINGTON HARGREAVES, 5th Viscount Exmouth, b. 12 Nov. 1890. Late Lieut. 7th Service Battalion, Royal Berks Regt. and R.F.C., (Royal Flying Corps)
His Lordship d. unm. 16 August 1922, (aged 32) when he was s. by his cousin.
Edward and Edith had the following children:
72 M i Visc5 Exmouth Pellew Edward Addington Hargreaves-235205 was born in 1890. He died in 1922 in Circa.
No notes.73 F ii Pellew Georgina Cecily-235289 was born in 1885.
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48. Financier Potter James Brown-235560 (Mary Louisa Brown , James , Alexander , William , Progenitor ) was born in 1853 in LA.
Website by Harry Owen at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin &c .
James married Actress Urguhart Mary Cora-235561 daughter of Urguhart Senior-235569 and FNotknown Miss-235570.
They had the following children:
55. Banker Brown James-236680 (George Hunter , James , Alexander , William , Progenitor ) was born in 1863. He died in 1935.
James married Quartley Adele-236681 daughter of Quartley Senior-236686 and QNotknown Miss-236687. Adele was born in 1866. She died in 1954.
rootsweb website. gaps4 Per Linda Minor.
James and Adele had the following children:
+ 75 F i Brown Adele Quartley-236682 was born in 1899. She died in 1986. 76 F ii Brown Angelica Schuyler-460034 was born in 1890. 77 F iii Brown Evelyn-460035 was born in 1894.
56. Brown William Harman-460053 (William Harman , Stewart Junior , Stewart , William , Progenitor ) was born in 1872. He died in 1946.
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William married Howe Joan Nott-460056 daughter of Howe Progenitor-460061 and HNotknown Miss-460062. Joan was born in 1870.
They had the following children:
+ 78 M i Brown William Harman-460057 was born in 1899. 79 M ii Brown Abbott Harman-460058 was born in 1903. 80 F iii Brown Joan Nott Harman-460059 was born in 1905.
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