BARONETAGE— CHAOS. Gb3 other appointmeuts under the government, but retired finally from the service many years ago. He m. in 1829, Margaret. 3rd dau. of Rev. George Bisset. of Udny, Aberdeenshire, who died in IXelboiirne some years back, and he is succeeded in the title by his son Arthur Thomas Bennett Robert, who is now 10th Baronet.— (Obituary. "Times," 2 Sept. 1879. See also Obituary, "Times," 22 Sept. (Sir) Arthur Bolt Xicolson, d. 14 July, 1879.) 'Sir' Arthur T. Xicolson, Bart, of that ilk and Lasswade. m. at St. Peter. 'Windermere. 14 July. 1881, Anuit*. eldest dau. of late John Rutherford. Esq. of Edinburgh, and of Illilawa. N.S.W. Title acknowledged by Lodge, 'Walford, Kelly. PALMER, (Sib) Chaeles James, of Domey Court, Windsor. J.P. d.l. Bucks, bar.-at-law l.T. 1863, only surviving son of Rev. (Sir) Henr*- Palmer, heir by devise of Sii" Charles Harcourt Palmer, Bart, who is said to have died %-ithoat legi- timate issue 1838, when the creation of 1621 would have become extinct. It appears that Henry wa.'- 2nd son of Sii- Charles Harcourt Palmer. The elder died 1852, and was bur. as Charles Palmer, Esq. Henry also does not appear to have claimed the baronetcy, and was bur. as Rev. Henry Palmer. (See Herald and Genealogist, vol. v. pp. 88, 377/8.) Title acknowledged by Lodge, Walford, Kelly. PAYNE, SiE Christopher, of St. Christophers, major-gen. of the Leeward Islands (see Payne-Galwey, Bart.), created a Baronet 31 Oct. 1737, and had a son, SIR GILLIES, 2nd Baronet, of Tempsford, Beds.; d. 1801, leaving 2 sons, (1) John (3rd Baronet), d. 1803, leaving a sou (Sir) Charles. (2) Peter, M.P. Beds, who by a decree in the court of chancery was declared to be the eldest sou of Sir Gillies, bom in wed- lock; this decree was however reversed by the Lord Chancellor Jan. 1829, and an issue was directed to be tried as to the legiti- macy of both John and Peter Payne, sous of the 2nd Baronet, which however has not yet been tried. (Sir) Philip 3Xonoux Payne claims to be 7th Baronet, as descended from (Sir) Peter, il.P. Beds. (Sir) Salusbury GUlies Payne claims to be 5th Baronet, as descended from (Sir) Peter, M.P. Beds. A pedigree of the above appears in Burke's Peerage 1839, and more at length in the editions of 1865 to 1868, and from the latter date until 1878 a clause appeared reciting the peirticiilars referring to the separate claims. Title acknowledged by Lodge, Walford, Kelly. PERROTT, (SIR) Edward George Lambert, ; capt. late East Kent mil. v.p. national life- j boat institution since 1860, great-great-nephew of (Sir) James (or Robert) Perrott, said to have been created a Baronet 1 July, 1716. For full particulars see Herald and Genealogist, vol. viii. pp. 314, 321 (appears in Burke's Peerage since 1846.) Title acknowledged by Burke, Lodge, WaUord's County Families, and all lists of Baronets. RICHARDSON, (Sir) Johx Stewart, of Pit- four, CO. Perth, N.B. J.P. D.L. (1630, x.s.), advocate 1830, sec. to order of thi!<tle 1843;7.5, a major-gen. " royal company of archei-s, Queen's bodyguard iu Scotland, served heir male of Sir John Charles, 12th Baronet, in 1837, and subsequently recognized by the Lyon Office; b. 1 Sept. 1797; d. 1 Dec. 1881, having m. 20 Dec. 1826, Mary, dau. of James Hay, Esq. of Colliepriest, Devon, and had 4 sons and 3 daus. (1) James Thomas Stewart, major late 78th highlanders, sec. of the order of the thistle 1875 ; b. 24 Dee. 1840 ; m. 20 Dec. 1868. Harriett Georgina Alice. 2nd surviving dau. of late ■ Rupert John Cochrane Esq. of Halifax, S.S. and has a son and 3 daus. Edward Austin, b. 24 Jtdy, 1872. — Mary Ramsay. — Alice Evelyn. — Esme Miu-iel. (2) Henry Gresham, b. 28 Oct. 1844; m. 27 Aug. 1868, Ger- trude, yomigest dau. of late Joseph Studdert, Esq. of Wood- lawn. CO. Clare, and has 2 daus. Henrietta Gertrude.— Beatrice Helen. (3) John Ramsay, b. 6 Sept. 1846. (4) Edmund Robert Stewart, 64th regt.; b. 1848 ; m. 29 Nov. 1879. Jessica Mary, only dau. of Montagu Williams, Esq. (5) Mary Louisa, m."3 Oct. 1865, to Rev. George Forrest Browne, B.D. proctor university of Camb. &c. late fellow St. Catherine College, Camb. and rector of Ashley, Camb. and has 2 sons and 3 daus. George Herbert Stewart BROWNE, b. 19 July, 1866.— Charles Ernest Christopher, b. 28 Nov. 1871. — Frances Maud Mary. — j Isabel Ethel Wray. — Alice Beatrix Ramsav. (6) Elizabeth Charlotte, m. 24 Jime, 1869, to Rev. Henry Miurray Oswald (son of (Jen. Sir John Oswald, G.C.B.), rector of Hallingbury, Essex, s. p. (7) Helen Margaret. I AKilS — Qtiarterly, 1st and 6th, Or, on a fesse az. between a bull's I head couped in chief sa. and a galley in base oars erected in 1 saltire of the last flags displayed gu. a saltire couped arg. j ElCHARDSOX. 2nd, Or. a fesse chequy az. and arg. siuinounted I of a lion rampant gu. armed and langued of the 2nd. all within
- abordureofthe4th, STUART OF URR.A.RD. 3rd, Az. three garbs
' or, CCilMING. 4th, Arg. on a bend az. three buckles or, LESLIE. oth, Gyronny of eight or and sa. Campbell. Crest — A dexter arm in armour grasping a dagger in pale all ppr. SUPPORTERS — A wyvem and an eagle both ppr. I MOTTO — Virtute acquiritiu- honos. I Seat— Pitfour Castle, Perthshire. j The Baronetage. SIR ROBERT RICHARDSON, of Pencaitland. Baronet of Nova Scotia, the patent of creation not recorded. On 13 Nov. 1630. he had seisine of the Barony of Pencaitland in New Brunswick from Sir William Alexander, and according to Milne's list had a precept the same day for a Baronetcy, with remainder to his heirs male. His son. Sir Robert, 2nd Baronet, ' sold Pencaitland, and d. s. p. 1642, and was s. by his cousin, Sir James, named below. ] Although there is no record of the limitations of this creation, yet Sir James, 3rd Baronet, recorded his arms at the Lyon Office in 1673, presumably as heir male of the 1st Baronet. The 8th Baronet so called assimied the title, and the present repre- sentative being served heir male in 1837 has been acknow- I ledged by the Ljon office. The only printed pedigree is to I be found" in Sir Bernard Burke's Peerage, from w bich the
- following is condensed, so that the more prominent of the
I weak points may be easily detected, reference may be made to Burke's Peerage 1828 to 1839; the pedigree as now printed has appeared since 1846. Title acknowledged by Burke, Lodge, WaUord's County Families, and aU lists of Baronets Einragf. JAMES RICHARDSON, of Smeaton. son of Robert Richard- son, commendator of St. Mary's Isle, had 2 sons. (la) Sir James, of Smeaton, Knt. also had 2 sons, /I/ James, of Smeaton, d. 1634. leaving a son, Sir Jame.<, 3rd Baronet (recorded arms at the Lyon office 1673) : d. 16!-0, having had a son. Sir James, 4th Baronet ; d. 1717, having had with other issue 2 sons. (1) Sir James, 5th Baronet, capt. Scotch footguards ; d. s. p. 13 April, 1731. (2) Sir William. 6th Baronet, lieut. dragoons, left a son, Sir Robert. 7th Baronet, capt. R.A. ; d. s. p. 1752. /2/ Robert, father of J.MEs, of Forgaudenny, m. Margaret MiUer, and had 2 sous, 2Z2
