Daughters,—Maria, b. 1832. Emily, b. 1834. Georgiana, b. 1835, m. 1862, (Field).— Catherine, b. 1841. Jane, b. 1846 Sybella, b. 1850.
Brother living, Heys, b. 1813, m. 1837.
Sisters living,—Charlotte Emily Harriet Anne, b. 1811, m. 1840, (Heard).—Lucy Louisa Maria, b. 1812, m. 1835, (Rabett).
Patron of one living, Besthorpe, R. Norfolk. Creations, Baron Winterton of Gort, county of Galway, 1761,—Viscount Tumour and Earl of Winterton, 1766, all in the peerage of Ireland.
Arms,—Ermines; on a cross, quarterly, pierced, argent, four fers du moline, sable. Crest,—A lion passant guardant, argent, holding in the dexter fore paw a fer dumoline, sable. Supporters—Two lions, argent, semee of fers du moline, sable.
Seat,—Shillinglee-park, Petworth, Sussex.
WINTERTON, Earl of,—His lordship's predecessor was his father, Edward, 3rd Earl of Winterton, b. June 13, 1784: succeeded his father, April 25, 183]; m. May 28, 1809, Lucy Louisa, daughter of John Heys, Esq. of Upper Sunbury ; and d. Jan. 6, 1833, having issue two sons and two daughters. Her ladyship d. in 1846
Winton, Earl of, title of the Earl of Eglinton on Roll of H.L.
Wodehouse, Lord, son of the Earl of Kimberley. (see Kimberley.)
Woodhouse„ family name of the Earl of Kimberley.
WOLVERTON, BARON. (Glyn.)
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George Grenfell Glyn, P.C., 2nd Baron. Born Feb. 10th, 1824; succeeded his father in 1873; educated at Rugby, and at University College, Oxford. Is a partner in the eminent banking firm of Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co., and Chairman of the Railway Clearing House. Sat as M.P. for Shafresbury (L.) 1857–73. Was one of the Joint Secretaries to the Treasury 1868–73. Married (1848) Georgiana Maria, daughter of the Rev. George Tufnell.
Brothers living, Henry Carr, C.B, heir presumptive, b. 1829; educated at Rugby; is a Capt. R.N.; commanded H. M. S. "Doris" 1867, "Agincourt" 1869, and "Warrior" 1870–71 ; appointed to the command of the "Serapis," 1875. Served as Lieut, of "Britannia ;" in Black Sea and Crimea 1854–55 (medal and clasps) ; was sent to the Danube to assist Omar Pasha, in May, June, and July, 1854,—and has Gold Medal from Turkish Government for distinguished services there. Has the Order of the Medjidie, 4th class ; Appointed Aide-de-Camp to Her Majesty 1873: m. 1858, Rose—who d.' 1870 daughter of the late Denis Mahony, of Dromore, co. Kerry, and has with other issue, Richard, b. 1861. Residence—2, Carlisle Place, S.W. Clubs,—Brooks's,—Army and Navy,—United Service. —Pascoe Charles, b. 1833.—Sidney Carr, b. 1835.—The Rev. Edward Carr, b. 1843.
Sisters living—Georgiana Mary, b. 1834.—Alice Carr, b. 1842, m. 1870, (Pelham).
Patron of one living,—Fontmell Magna, R. Dorsetshire.
Creation,—Baron Wolverton of Wolverton, in the county of Buckingham, in the peerage of the United Kingdom, 186Q.
Arms,—Argent : an eagle displayed, with two heads, sable, guttée d'or. Crest,—On a wreath, an eagle's head, erased, sable, guttée d'or; in the beak an escallop, argent. Supporters—On either side an eagle with wings elevated, sable, guttee d'or, gorged with a collar gemel, or, and holding in the beak an escallop, argent.
