THE DESCENT OF THE DUKE OF SOMERSET, FROM ALDERMAN SIR WILLIAM WALL; AND OF THE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD, FROM ALDERMAN SHORTER, (From Burke's "Peerage.") T. MARGARET, daughter of Alderman Sir WILLIAM WALL. Sir EDWARD, 5th Bart. =LETITIA, daughter of Sir FRANCIS POPHAM. MARY, daughter of DANIEL WEBB, Esq. = MARY ANN BONNELL. Sir EDWARD SEYMOUR, = LETITIA, daughter of ALEXBart., Speaker of the ANDER POPHAM. Long Parliament. EDWARD ADOLPHUS, 11th =LADY CHARLOTTE, 2nd Duke. daughter of the Duke of HAMILTON. EDWARD ADOLPHUS, K.G., JANE GEORGINA, daughter present Duke. ISABELLA, youngest daughter of the Duke of GRAFTON. ISABELLA, daughter of Viscount IRVINE. FRANCIS CHARLES, 3rd MARIA FAGNIANA. Marquis. of THOMAS SHERIDAN, RICHARD, 4th Marquis. Esq. U. THE DESCENT OF T. W. BRAMSTON, ESQ., LATE M.P FOR ESSEX, FROM ALDERMAN BRAMSTON, ALDERMAN SIR WILLIAM LOCK, AND ALDERMAN ABDY. (From Burke's" Gentry.") Sir JOHN BRAMSTON, Lord Chief Justice, 1635; lineally descended from Ald. BRAMSTON, Sheriff of London, 1394. BRIDGET MONDEFORD, grandchild (through his twentieth daughter) of Alderman Sir WILLIAM LOCK, ancestor of John Lock, the philosopher. Sir JOHN BRAMSTON, K.B., of = ALICE ABDY, eldest daughter of Skreens, M.P. for Essex. Alderman ANTHONY ABDY, of ANTHONY BRAMSTON = CATHERINE NUTT. THOMAS BRAMSTON ELIZABETH BERNEY. THOMAS BERNEY BRAMSTON, M.P. MARY GARDINER. for Essex, 1779 to 1802. THE DESCENT OF VISCOUNT PALMERSTON, AND GENERAL LORD HOTHAM, FROM ALDERMAN BARNARD. (From Burke's "Peerage," and other sources.) SUSANNA HANKEY (2nd = Lord HOTHAM (in the Irish HENRY, daughter). Peerage). 2nd Viscount PALMERSTON. = MARY, daughter of BENJAMIN MEE, Common Councillor of Broad Street Ward.* V. * In 1727, the Ministry of the day distributed, in the avenues of both Houses of Parliament, a satirical list of the members of the Court of Common Council, with the addition of their several trades (see page 93). The writer has not seen this document (probably no copy may now exist); but on referring to "Chamberlain's Present State," for the year mentioned, we find that Lord Palmerston's grandfather and great grandfather were among the citizens against whom the sneer was directed. |