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BURKE'S COLONIAL GENTRY. 295 1. Sophy. 2. Laura. Mr. H. E. Bright, jun., held the office of mayor of Gawler for two II. Thomas Robert, of Clare, district of Stanley, South Australia, a practitioner of the supreme court of South Australia ; filled the office of mayor of Clare for one year ; h. 15th March, 1852 ; m. 26th May, 1874, Jane, second daughter of William Sandergrove, South Australia, and has issue, 1. William Stuart. 2. Percy Douglas. 1. Marion Bessie. rs, Esq., J.P., of Hmeage. It is believed that the ancestors of this family resided in Wales. The Hon. Henry Edward Bright's grandfather was b. at Fel- stead, Bury, Essex, England ; m. Mary, daughter of Edward Livermore, Esq. of Barnston Hall, near Dunmow, co. Essex, and d. January, 1822, at Great Waltham, co. Essex, and was buried at Felstead, leaving,with other issue (who resided at Q-reat Waltham, Essex, all having been bom there) , a son. Edwaed Bright, Esq., whom, in London, Mary Ann Smith, and d. there, 31st May, 1823, leaving a son, the present Hon. Hbney Edwaed Beight. Crest used — A sun in splendour issuing out of clouds. Motto — In arduis fortitudo. Residences — Q-awler and WUlaston, South Australia. 3Saltito(n of BuneDin. BALDWIN, CAPTAIN WILLIAM, of Chingford, Dunedin, New Zealand, honorary resident magistrate for that colony, and visiting justice for the Dunedin gaol ; h. 9th November, 1838 ; m. 4th August, 1863, Janet Curling, daughter of the late Hon. Andrew Buchanan, of Dunedin, and has issue, I. Godfrey Buchanan. ^ II. Percy. I ^ ij >all Mwm. III. Gerald. I IV. Vawdrey. > I. Fanny Emma, m. 1883, the Hon. Edmund William Parker (who was h. 2nd March, 1857), eighth son of the sixth and present Earl of Macclesfield, and has issue, 1. Cyril Edmund, h. at Christchurch, New Zealand, 15th May, 1884. 2. Wilfred Henry, h. 1888. 1. Gwendoline Mary, h. 8th October, 188G. II. Olave, uuTn. III. Norah, unm. Captain Baldwin was one of the discoverers of the New Zealand goldGelds, was afterwards a commissioner of goldfields, a member of the New Zealand parliament, and a commissioner of the New Zealand Government Life Insui'ance.