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DEBRETT'S ILLUSTRATED PEERAGE. 11 thereon a heart gules for difference, Hamilton. Supporters. Two antelopes, argent, armetl and unguled or, each gorged with a collar flory counterflory azure, charged with three roses or, and line reflexed over the back azure. Seats, Haddo-house, Aberdeen; Tarland, Aboyne, N.B. Clubs, Carlton, Windham. ABERDEEN, Earl of, His lordship's predecessor was his brother, George, 6th Earl of Aberdeen. He was b. Dec. 10th, 1841, and succeeded his father 1864 ; was a Capt. in the 2nd Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers. He d. unmarried Jan; 27th, 1870, his death being the result of an accident from falling overboard during a voyage from the United States to Australia. ABERDEEN, Countess of, MARY, daughter of George Baillie, Esq. and sister of the 10th Earl of Haddington ; b. 1814 ; m. 1840, the 5th Earl of Aberdeen, who d. 1864. Residence, Haddo-house, Aberdeen. Aberdour, Baron, son of the Earl of Morton, (see Morton.) ABERGAVENXY, EARL OF. (NEVILL.) WILLIAM NEVILL, 5th Earl. Born Sept. 16th, 1826; succeeded his father in 1868; is Hon. Col. of West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, a Dep. Lieut, and a Magistrate for Sussex, and a Magistrate for Kent and Monmouthshire: married (1848) Caroline, eldest daughter of Sir J. V. Bempde- Johnstone, M.P. 2nd Bart, and has issue, living, Sunn, Reginald William Bransby, Viscount Ne- vill, b. 1853; appointed Lieut, in the West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry 1874 ; is a Magistrate for Kent. Clubs, Carlton, Boodle's. Form no mean wish. Henry Gilbert Ralph, b. 1854. George Mon- tacute, b. 1856. William Beauchamp, b. 1800. Richard Plantagenet, b. 1862. Daughters, Cice}y Louisa, b. 1851. Alice Maud, b. 1858. Idina Mary, b. 1865. Rose and Violet, (twins,) b. 1866. Brother lining, Ralph Pelham, b. 1832, m. I860. Sisters living, Caroline Emily, b. 1829. Henrietta Augusta, 6.1830, m. 1855, (Mostyn). Isabel Mary Frances, b. 1831, m. 1854, (Bligh.) Creations, Baron Aberiravenny, 139-2, summoned to Parliament in 1450, Viscount Nevill and Karl of Abergavenny, hi the peerage of Great Britain, 1784. Patron of twenty-four livings, Aberystruth, R. Bryngwyn, R. Goytre, R. Llanfoist, R. Llangattock nigh Usk, R Llanhileth, R. Llanvapley, R. Llanvetherine, R. Llanvi- hangel-ysteni-Llewern, R. Govilon, V. Llanwenarth Citra, R. Monmouthshire. Birling, V. Kent. Brunstead, R. and Sutton, R. Norfolk. West Chiltington, R. East Hoathly, R. Bridge Green, V. Frant, R. Rotherfield, R. Broadwater, V. Rottingdean, V. Sussex. Ink- berrow, V. Worcestershire, and Otley, R. Suffolk. ^vms, Gules : a saltire, argent, charged with a rose of the field. Cm*, Out of a ducal crown a bull's head, proper, charged with a rose, gules. Supporters Two bulls, as the crest. Seat, Eridge-castle, Tunbridge Wells. Town Residence, 34, Dover-street, W. Clubs, Conservative, Carlton. ABERGAVENNY, Earl of, His lordship's predecessor was his father, the Rev. William, 4th Earl of Abergavenny. He was b. June 28, 1792, and succeeded his brother in 1845 ; was Rector of Birling, Kent, and Vicar of Frant, Sussex : m. Sept. ~, 1824, Caroline, who d. 1873, 2nd daughter of Ralph Leekc, Esq. of Longford- hall, Shrop- shire; and d. Aug. I/, 1868, having had issue three sons and four daughters.