243 PEERS, BARONETS, BISHOPS, PRIVY COUNSELLORS [GABRIEL The Right Hon. Sir Henky Bartle Edward Frere, 1st Bt., G.C.B., G.C.S.I., F.R.S., h. 29 March, 1815 ; m. 10 Oct. 1844, Catherine (d. 9 April, 1899), C.I., dau. of Lieut.-Gci). the Eight Hon. Sir George Artliur, 1st Bt., and d. 27 May, 1884. Issue— 1. Sir Bartle Compton Arthur, pres. Bt. 2. Catherine Frances. Residence — 67, Westbourno Ter- race, W. 3. Georgina Hamilton Chichester. 4. Eliza Frederica Jane. FRY, Privy Counsellor. — The Right Hon. Sir Edwaed Fry, G.C.B. (see Knightage). FRY, Privy Counsellor. Apptd. 1901. — Right Hon. Lewis Fry, s. of Joseph Fry, of Bristol, by Mary Anne, dim. of Edward Swayne, of Henley- on-Thames, and bro. of the Right Hon. Sir Edward Fry, sometime Lord Justice of Appeal. B. 16 April, 1832; m. 20 Sep. 1859, Elizabeth (d. 27 Aug- 1870), dau. of Francis Gibson, of Saffron Walden ; ed. at Mr. Exley's Sch. Bris- tol ; adm. a solicitor 1854, but long ret. from practice ; M.P. for Bristol 1878-85, and for Bristol North 1885-92 and 1895-1900 ; gov. and memb. of council of Clifton Coll., and pro- chancellor of Univ. of Bristol, LL.D. ; D.L., J. P., Gloucestershire. Residences • — Goldney House, Clifton, Bristol ; Balder Grange, near Barnard Castle. Clubs — Brooks's ; Reform ; Bur- lington Fine Arts. Issue — 1. Lewis George Fry, R.B.A., b. 1860 ; m. Alice Chaunccy Salisbury. , -k, -t^ i 1. Elizabeth Wyatt, m. 1902, Eugene Hugo Mallet I Cundall, York; (see Knightage.) ! Issue — mil. memb. Wilts Terr. Force Assoen. ; A.U.C. to Viceroy of India 1894-5 ; M.P. for W. Wilts 1900-11 ; a junr. lord of the Treasury 1900-7 ; vice-chamberlain of the Household 1907-11 ; Gov of the State of Victoria and its Dependencies 1911-1914; J.P., Wilts; C.A., 1888-^1911; F.R.C. Inst. Residences — 47, Rutland Gate, S.W. ; Cottles, Melksham, Wilts. Clubs — Brooks's ; White's ; Pratt's ; Garrick. Issue — • 1. John Gerard Henry Fleetwood Fuller, b. at 45, Oakley St., S.W., 8 July, 1906. 2. Christopher Herbert Fleetwood Fuller, b. at 64, Queen's Gate, S.W., 3 June, 1908. 1. Bridget Fleetwood. 2. Patience Irene Fleetwood. 3. Maude Fleetwood. 4. Victoria Jaeintha Fleetwood. FURNESS, 2nd Baron (U.K.). Great. 19 July, 1910. — Marmaduke Furness, s. of 1st Baron. B. at West Hartlepool, 29 Oct. 1883 ; m. 1 Nov. 1904, Daisy, dau. of G. J. H. Hogg, of the Gables, Seaton Carew, co. Durham ; sue. his father 1912 ; ed. privately and at Eton ; is a shipowner and shipbuilder, head of the "Furness" line of steamships, and closely coiuiected with many of the industries in Yorks and Durham: J.P. , Durham and N.R. Yorks. The 1st Baron memb. of the Port of London Authority ; memb. of the employers' panel for the Court of Arbitra- tion. Residences — Tunstall Court, West Hartle- pool ; Grantley Hall, Ripon ; The Manor, 21, Grosvenor Square, W. Millicent Mary, ni. W. Leslie McCandlish.
- i. Anna Theodora, ni. Bertram Henry Matthewcs.
FRY, gnd Bt. (U.K.). Great. Feb. 1894.— Sir John Pease Fry, s. of 1st Bt. B. at Bristol 20 Feb. 1864 ; m. 4 June, 1891, Margaret Theodora, dau. of Francis Edward Fox, J.P., of Uplands, Devon ; sue. his father 1912 ; ed. at Clifton and Canib. ; M.A. ; D.L., J.P., N.R. Yorks ; contested Eccles div. of Laiics 1900. Residence — Cleveland Lodge, Gt. Ayton, Yorks. Club — Reform. Issue — 1. Theodore Penrose Fry, Heir, b. at Darlington, 6 April, 1892 ; ed. at Winchester and Camb. 2. John Nicholas Pease Fry, b. 23 Oct. 1897. 3. Francis Wilfrid Penrose Fry, b. 2 May, 1904. 1. Helen Joyce. 2. Margaret Isobel. 3. Sopliia Geraldine. Sir Theodore Fry, 1st Bt., D.L., J.P., M.P., b. May I, 1836 ; m. 1st, 14 Aug. 1862, Sophia (d. 30 March, 1897), dau. of John Pease, of East Mount, Darlington ; m. 2nd, 22 Jan. 1902, Florence (Residence — ), dau. of William Bates, of Oakdene, Claughton, and d. 5 Feb. 1912. Issue by 1st m. — 1. Sir John Pease Fry, pres. Bt. 2. Theodore Wilfrid Fry, B.A. Oxford, barr.-at-law, stipendiary magistrate, b. 6 May, 1868. Residence— Saltburn-by-Sea, Yorkshire. Club — Reform Hon. Christopher Furness, Heir, b. 17 May, 1912. Hon. Averill. Sir Christopher Fueness, 1st Baron Furness, D.L., J.P., M.P., b. 23 April, 1852; m. 16 May, 1876, Jane Annette (Residences — 21 Grosvenor Square ; Grantley Hall, Ripou), dau. of Henry Suggitt, of Brieston, co. Durham, and d. 10 Nov. 1912. Issue — Marmaduke Furness, pres. Baron. FURNESS, 2nd Bt. (U.K.). Great. 18 June, 1913. — Sir Christopher Furness, s. of 1st Bt. B. at West Hartlepool, 18 Oct. 1900 ; sue. his father 6 Sept. 1914. Residence — Tunstall Grange, West Hartlepool ; 60, St. James's Street, S.W. Sir Stephen Wilson Furness, 1st Bt., b. 26 May. 1872 ; M.P. for Hartlepool, m. 5 Sept. 1899, Eleanor, dau. of Matthew Forster, C.E.. of Mount Brown, Adelaide, S. Australia, and d. 6 Sept. 1914. Issue— 1. Sir Christopher Furness, Pres. Bt, b. at West Hartlepool, 18 Oct. 1900. 2. Stephen Noel Furness, b. 18 Dec, 1902. 3. Frank Wilson Furness, b. 10 April, 1906. 1. Eleanor Mary. FURNIVALL, Baroness. Great. 24 Jime, 1295. — Mary Frances Katherine, o. c. of Bernard K'^™'y Philip, 14th Baron Petre, by Etheldreda 3*^ Walter^Raymond' Fry^'b. ^r'sepTTsTO ; m. 26 1 Mary (Audrey), dau. of Rev. William Robinson June, 1897, Lilian, dau. of late M. Vallauri, of Clark, D.D., D.C.L., formerly vicar of Taunton, prebendary of Wells. B. 27 May, 1900; is also co-heir to a moiety of the ancient baronies of Strange de Blackmere, Howard, Ferrers of Wemme.Talbot, etc. Thomas deFxu-nivall, the 1st Baron, was sum- moned to Parliament by writ 23 Edward I ; the barony descended to Joane, o. c. of William, 4th Baron, wife of Thomas Nevill. On the death of her representative Edward, Duke of Norfolk, in 1777, the barony fell into abeyance, and so remained until His Majesty was, by letters patent 3 May, 1913, pleased to determine the abeyance in favour of the present Baroness. Residence — Hollanden Park, Hildenborough, Kent. GABRIEL, Bt. (ext. 1891). Great. 14 Aug. 1867. — The late Sir Thomas Gabriel, Bt., of Edgecombe Hall, Surrey, Lord Mayor of London, 1866-7. B. 5 Nov. 1811; m. 8 Oct. 1844, Mary Dvitton, dau. of Charles Pearson, and d. 1891, when the Baronetcy became extinct. Issue — 1. Mary Pearson, m. 10 April, 1869, John Fcuwick Athens. Issui Eleanor Priseilla. 4. Bernard Cecil Fry, B.A. Oxford, b. 4 Aug. 1872. Club — Reform. 1. Sophia Matilda. 2. Anna Gertrude, m. 14 Jan, 1904, Edward George Wills, who d. 22 July, 1906. 3. Hilda Geraldine, m. 7 Jan, 1908, Rev. Edward Harbin Bates Harbin. Residence — Newton Sur- maville, Yeovil, Somersetshire. 4. Isobel Penrose. Issue by 2nd m. — 5. Gabriel Iris. FULLER, 1st Bt. (U.K.). Great. 7 July, 1910; K.C.M.G. 1911. — Sir John Michael Fleetwood Fuller, s. of George Pargiter Fuller, J.P., of Neston Park, Wilts, by Emily, 2nd dau. of late Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, 8th Bt. B. at Neston, 21 Oct. 1864 ; m. 5 July, 1898, Norah, dau. of Charles Nicholas Paul Phipps, of Chalcot, Westbury, Wilts ; ed. at Win- chester and Oxford (3rd cl. hons. History) ; maj. Royal Wilts Yeo. since 1901 (T.D.) ; late
