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S II U of Tyreonnol, widow of John-Belaeal Carpenter, last Earl of Sir Richard 4. 18 J,sne, 1616, end was s. hp his eldest ssn, Tyreonnel. in. Rcginald-Artlsur-James, rapt. lst life-guards, 5. 11 July I. Jones Sssueaes’j,esss Esq. of Shnekbnrgl,, wino was 1841. iv. Alfred-Chotwynd, 5. 14 Sept. 1838. 5. Vietoria—Sussns, /. o see. S June, 1556. ix. Conotanee-Ilarriet-Mahonesa, sa. 11 Aug. t857, to the It. Ssa CssAeLEs, 5, in 16511, lagS-sheriff for Warwick- Marquess of Lotisian. 55,. Gertrude-Frances. Ic. AdelaIde, is. 22 Jsese, 1068, ta Adelbort-Wcllingtos, 3rd Catla’r,us his wife, (tan, and Iseir of Sir Joins Trott, Mart. and present Earl Bcownlow. His lordship, who was an admiral U.N., P.C., C,n., ff.s.i., JOHN, his successor. E.S.A., KR., and at use timeeaptain of the corps of gentlemenat-arms, Catherisme, Ic. to Sir William Iienghhes, Dart.; and ci. i’s ci. 4 June, 1868, and was s, by his oldest son, homeyJeers, Sarah, as. to Charles Bentley, Req. now the 4th Earl Talbot and 19th Earl of Shrewslnmry. Sir Chss,’lee no. lndly, Diana, ‘lan. of Richard, lrd Lord Willoughby Ureafisess—Earl of Shrewsbury (English), 20 May, 1442; Earl of Waterford (Irish), 17 July, 1446; Baron Talbot, 5 soils assd Ore slaus, ; of whom (the otlsem’s ml. 0551 Ic.) Dee. 1713; Earl Tatbot and Vioconnt Ingestre, 3 July, 1784. 5. Charles, the oldest smas, 6. in 1694; Se. ha 1718, Sarah, dan. .,4cass—Gn., a lion, rampant, within a bordure, engrailod, or. ef henry hlrsnt, Esq assd had issue, Crest—On a ehapean, gu., turned up, erm., a lien, stat-nit, or, the tail extended. Esepperfers—Twe talbr,ts, arg. SieGe— I Rschard, ltent,-rsd. in the tsrrny, as. in 1710. Sarah, Prest d’accomplir. Seate—Alten Towers, and Ingestro Hall, Staffordshire. Tocoa Hsstse—86, tlelgrave Square. S II U C K B U R Gil. SnucKnuRun, SeE Fluencea, of 1. Grace, was as. to the Rev. Mr. (‘rabb. Shnokbnrgh, eoWarwiek, F. ItS.; is. Sophaa, was s. to Francis Lllggtu, Req.; smd 4. in _______ inherited ae 8th baronet, at the deeeaee of his father, 21 July, irs. Diana, was as. to the Rcv. Nicholas Webb. 1809; cc. 27 Oct. 1825, AnneMaria-Draycolt, Sir Charles sL 2 Sept. 1705, a,sd was s. by his obtest son, dam of the late III. Sisi JonN, 5. in Aug. 1683, who ss. Abigail, dan. of Peter Denys, Esq. and his wife, George Goodwin, Esq. of Latehford, Oxfordshiro, assd had, Lady Charlotte Denys (dau. Srosestoy, his successor. of George, 2nd Earl of I’omfret), Grace, no. let, to Sir Edward Roughton, Hart.; and Indly, by whom (who ml. 8 Nov. to Matthew Lister, Esq. 1846) he has had, 5. Gstos005-TnoMAs.FRAsecIs, DL. for Warwick, a majer Sarah, es. let, to William Fielding, Esq. ; Indly, to Ilonry late of the Mets fsssilier-gssards, 6. 1827. I. Charlotte-Georgians-Amelia, cc. 14 Aprit, 1860, to this St. Nicholas, Esq. ; susd Srdly, to Fnnaeis Tatum, Rsq. Rev. John Errtsgtnn, SI A., vicar of Ashbnrue, Des-by- Margaret, ss. in 1715, to the Rev. Thomas Hale. shire. 15. Gertrude, 4. young. ILlllczrgt. This family hae been settled at Shssckburgh, co. Was-wick, Iienera, as. to J,mhn lIasI:er, Req. and has borne that surname since the beginning of the 12th Jehannis, is. to Thomas Plampiss, Esq. century. Tnowcs Snueseasaaon, Esq. ef Shnekbnrgh (the 4th in IV, Ssa Sruxstsv, This gentlemuan a. without issue, in descent from John Shuckbnrgh, Esq., and Jean his wife, 1759, when the title reverted to his eonsin, elan, of Adam Napton, Esq. of Napten, en. Warwick, and V. See CnAates (refer to Charles, see, by Ida 2nd wife, gran idau., maternally, of Guy Beauehamp. Earl of Warwick), ef the Ind baronet), who no, S Slay, 174;), Anne (ale Robinson), m. Isabella, doss. ef Benedict Iledley, Esq. of Wit- nash, Warwickshire. clerk of the signet to King HENRY VII., Ms nephew, and was s. by his eldest son, THeNce Snueseausiom, Esq., whose eldest surviving son VI. SIR Geossos-Aucusvue-WILnsAas, Thia gentleman, end successor, ANTHONy Suucsessuaon, Esq., was shes-ifi’ of Warwiekshire in 1702, Sarsals-Johesana, dan. of John Darker, Esq. of in 1568, as was his son and successor, JOHN Snuescausien, Esq., in 1819. This gentleman m. said Indly, in 3781, Julia-Anuabolla, dass, and sole heiress Margery, eldest dan. of Richard Iliddlemore, Esq. of Edgbaston, of James Evelyn, Esq. of Folbridge, cc. Sssrrey, by whom and was s. in 1611, by his oldest son, RiCHARD SHUCXHUROOS, Eaq., knight of the shire for Charles-Cope Jenkinson (Earl ef Liverpool), and it in Warwick in 1641. Tradition states, that ao King Csscs. I. 3014. Sir George, on the decease of his father-in-law, ha marelsed to Edgeott, in Oct. 1642, he observed this gentleman 3795, assnmed the additional suniame ef EVELYN, ho ci, hunting in the fields, and erdering Mm to he called, 11 Aug. 1804 (having been five times retus’nod to parliament Eave him ee graciosse a reception, that Mr. Slsuekbssrgh for the co. Warwick), and was s. by his brother, went immediately home, armed all his teuants’y, and the VII. Sm STuRELEy, who no, hiss C. Tydd, by whom next day attended his majesty to the fisld, wlsere he was (who 1, 8 yeb. 1857) lie load issue, knighted. Sir Richard was presest at the battle of Edge s. Fasacsa, present baronet. Hill, and afterwards retiring te his seat, fortified himself on Is. Thomos-Stnkeley. the top of lhuekbssrgh tiihl, where he fell, apparently dead, iTs. Chtsrlcs-Rohort, so. in Oct. 3042, 3larlona, dan. of the after a gallant resistance, surrounded by most 0f his tenants; xv. Henry-Adelphna, cot. 40th Bengal NI., se. 16 Nov. bsst being taken up with symptoms of life, he was carried 1843, Sarah-Rhirabeth, dan. of the late William Dwarris, away a prisoner, first to Northampton, and subsequently Eeq. of Golden Grove, Jamolca, which lady ,l. s, p. soon to Kes,tlwerth, whence lse eventually pnrehased his freedom after her marriage, lie no. 2ndly, 5 Slay, 1854, CatharisseD”rothy, at a very high price. He no. thrice, but Isad Issue by his Town, Cape of Good Hope, and by her (who ,i, 57 Aprsl, last wife only, Grace, dan. of Sir Themes Rolte, Bert. of 1066) had issue, Henry-James, 5. 21 Feb. 1855 ; GeorgeStenkoly, Asten, cc. Warwick, vie., 5. JOHN, Ms heir. is. Richard, d. 5. p. en. George, ss. and had issus. sv. Charles, father of Richard Shnekburgh, Esq. of London. I. Anne. ,e. to henry Edmends, Esq of Preston Hall, Is. htaria-_tnsehia, Is. in 1820, f’s T.-L.-P. Langharne, Req., No,’thamptenshire. ss. Grace, os. b, Sir John Bernard, hart. of Rrampten; bnt 4. withe,st issue. srI. Etiaabeth, no. to Sir Richard Watdo. Eels. 1013 SItU created a Ilarsiset, 16 June, 160)5. Sir Jhss sm. Catlwriss,° dun, of Sir llatt,as Fermor, Hut., amid seas s. by ide lilly son, shire i,m tool, and 16.1’. for the sar,ie co. lie no. let, Catisenne, sian. of Sir hugh Stuhelsy, hart. of llints,,s by by wlsesn he had issne, de lireke, by svhosn (wile 51. in 1725) he had three I CHARLes, who s. as lth hssrleet. don, of Capt. lhoyward, RN., assd relict s,f Edward Rate, Esq , and had, Ceomsn r.-Aueuerua4VsLtIAN svhss s. as 6th hart. Sruxstev, 7tls hart Sarah, 55. to John Cleveland, Req. of Tapeley, Devon, Slareh, 1739. Catherisse, ml. stale. lsilisabcth, ss. to Christopher Jeaffi’ooou, Req. ef Dnllinghnn, H.P. for Cambridge; and ‘i. in 1776. Jane, is. in 1744, to the Rev. Gilbert Jackson. Penelope, ci. lot, to Sir. Flaistllw ,‘ Indly, to Bartholomew Ilitohe, Esq. ; and Ordly, to 15. Clarke, Esq. of Daventry. Rachel, ci. 1st, to Althom Packhurst, Eaq.,’ and Indly, to the Rev. Slaughter Clarke. Sir John si, in 1714, and was s. by his only son, relict of Campbell Price. Esq. of Westhury, in Buckinglsamshfre; but dying without issue, in 1775, was s. by who was distinguished by his scientific resrarolsos, as. 1st, Gayten. cc, Northampton, which lady ,l, without issne; he had an only dan., Julia, who as. in 1836, the lIeu. late Major Travere, of the rifle brigade. eldest dos,. of t).$. Cloete, high sheriff of Cape 5. 5 Aug. 18150; Carohioe-E,nmna ; and yrancesIsabella, 4. 1858. Cot. llenry-Adelphsis Shnekbsmrgh ci. 22 Dee. 1060. I. Caroline-Anne, shot dead 20 March, 1885, in Sh,srkburgh Park, by HeIst. Sharpe. hledfe ‘d nohitia, in a St of insaoits’, wise isnreestiately oflerwas-els shot himself. comm. RN. ; and si. II Fob. 1858. She oureivod Sir ,Ji,hss Shsiekbnrgh, and no. Indly, Sir Roger Norwich, Dart. of Rrampten.