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     Francis Lascelles married Frances St. Quinton. Francis Lascelles was christened on 23 August 1612. He was the son of William Lascelles. Francis Lascelles was buried on 28 November 1667.

     Frances St. Quinton married Francis Lascelles, son of William Lascelles. Frances St. Quinton was buried on 20 September 1658.

     William Lascelles was the son of Francis Lascelles. William Lascelles was buried on 16 November 1624.

     Francis Lascelles was the son of Robert Lascelles. Francis Lascelles died in 1628.

     Robert Lascelles died in 1556.

     Col. Edward Lascelles 1st Earl of Harewood was born on 7 June 1739. He was the son of Edward Lascelles of Barbados and Frances Ball. Col. Edward Lascelles 1st Earl of Harewood was a cornet in the Blues, then Captain before 12 January 1760. He married Anne Chaloner on 12 May 1761. Col. Edward Lascelles 1st Earl of Harewood was MP for Northallerton between 1790 and 1796. He lived in 1791 at 42 Wimpole Street, London. He was created Baron Harewood on 18 June 1796. He was created Earl of Harewood in 1812. He died on 3 April 1820 at age 80.

     Henry Lascelles 2nd Earl of Harewood was born on 25 December 1767. He was the son of Col. Edward Lascelles 1st Earl of Harewood and Anne Chaloner. Henry Lascelles 2nd Earl of Harewood married Henrietta Sebright on 3 September 1794. Henry Lascelles 2nd Earl of Harewood was carrying the Great Banner at Wm Pitt's funeral on 22 January 1806 at Westminster Abbey.

     Henry Lascelles 3rd Earl of Harewood married an unknown person. He was born on 11 June 1797. He was the son of Henry Lascelles 2nd Earl of Harewood and Henrietta Sebright. Henry Lascelles 3rd Earl of Harewood married Lady Louisa Thynne on 5 July 1823. Henry Lascelles 3rd Earl of Harewood witnessed the codicil of Rowley Lascelles on 18 April 1842 at Upper Grosvenor Street; appointed Henry 3rd Earl of Harewood as executor, 2nd Earl having died; and son-in-law added as beneficiary, the others all still being then living. Henry Lascelles 3rd Earl of Harewood witnessed the probate of the estate of Rowley Lascelles on 13 May 1843; The 3rd Earl of Harewood and Sir Charles Morgan were the proving executors.

     Henry Thynne Lascelles 4th Earl married an unknown person. He was born on 18 June 1824. He was the son of Henry Lascelles 3rd Earl of Harewood and Lady Louisa Thynne.

     Henry Ulick Lascelles 5th Earl married an unknown person. He was born on 21 August 1846. He was the son of Henry Thynne Lascelles 4th Earl.

     Henry George Charles Lascelles 6th Earl was born on 9 September 1882. He was the son of Henry Ulick Lascelles 5th Earl. Henry George Charles Lascelles 6th Earl married Mary Windsor HRH Pcess Royal, daughter of HM King George (?) V, in 1922.

     Mary Windsor HRH Pcess Royal was the daughter of HM King George (?) V. Mary Windsor HRH Pcess Royal married Henry George Charles Lascelles 6th Earl, son of Henry Ulick Lascelles 5th Earl, in 1922.

     HM King George (?) V married an unknown person.

     HM King George (?) VI was the son of HM King George (?) V. HM King George (?) VI married an unknown person.

     Elizabeth Chetham was Of Mellor. She was born circa 1710 at Mellor, Derby. She married William Holme, son of Edward Holme and Jane Hastings, on 4 March 1730 at Mellor, Derby. As of 4 March 1730,her married name was Holme.

     (?) Ireland was Of Upholland House. She died in 1621.

     Joseph Wiggin was Of Stratham & Hopkinton, New Hamps., J.P. He married Susanna Barker. Joseph Wiggin was born in 1707. He was the son of Bradstreet Wiggin. Joseph Wiggin died in 1788.

     Susanna Barker married Joseph Wiggin, son of Bradstreet Wiggin. Susanna Barker died in 1750.

     Bradstreet Wiggin was born in 1675. He was the son of Andrew Wiggin and Hannah Bradstreet. Bradstreet Wiggin died in 1708.

     Andrew Wiggin was JP - 81 M2 Of Land Was Granted By The State To His Fam- 1727. He married Hannah Bradstreet, daughter of Govr. Simon Bradstreet and Anne Dudley. Andrew Wiggin was born in 1635. He was the son of Capt. Thomas Wiggin and Catherine Whiting. Andrew Wiggin died in 1710.

     Hannah Bradstreet was the daughter of Govr. Simon Bradstreet and Anne Dudley. Hannah Bradstreet married Andrew Wiggin, son of Capt. Thomas Wiggin and Catherine Whiting. Hannah Bradstreet died after 1675.

     Govr. Simon Bradstreet was Governor of the Mass. Bay Colony. He married Anne Dudley, daughter of Govr. Thomas Dudley. Govr. Simon Bradstreet was born on 18 March 1603. He died on 27 March 1697 at age 94.

     Andrew Wiggin Rt. Hon. was Speaker Of The Hse Of Reps. NH 1727-37 & Judge Of S. Ct. He was born in 1671. He was the son of Andrew Wiggin and Hannah Bradstreet. Andrew Wiggin Rt. Hon. died in 1756.

     Capt. Thomas Wiggin was Gov. of Dover NH (or the Upper Plantation). He was born in 1592 at England. He emigrated in 1629. He married Catherine Whiting. Capt. Thomas Wiggin lived in 1664 at Quampscott. He died in February 1695 at Hampton, New Hampshire USA. He was buried at Stratham, New Hampshire; a boulder marks the site. NOTE His will (in which he calls himself "Wiggins") dated 16th June1664 has been transcribed. "The eminent pioneer of New Hampshire."

     Catherine Whiting      1 NOTE called Katherine in her husband's will. She was born in 1619 at London. She married Capt. Thomas Wiggin. Her married name was Wiggin. Catherine Whiting died in 1667 at New Hampshire.

     Eliza Wiggin was born on 9 November 1807. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. As of June 1829,her married name was Ralston. Eliza Wiggin married Ashbel Green Ralston in June 1829. Eliza Wiggin witnessed the baptism of Frederick John Rice Wiggin on 6 March 1852 at the Cathedral; godparents: The Dean of Gloucester (his grandfather), The Rev. [illegible] and Mrs. Ralston, the child's aunt (née Wiggin). Eliza Wiggin died on 5 August 1870 at age 62.

     Benjamin Holme Mowbray was born on 17 May 1808. He was the son of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. On 5 November 1835 his name was legally changed to He assumed the surname Mowbray by Royal Licence. Benjamin Holme Mowbray married Caroline Elizabeth Cochrane, daughter of Capt. The Hon. Archibald Cochrane RN and Hannah Jane Mowbray, on 18 November 1835. Benjamin Holme Mowbray witnessed the baptism of (Edward) Hugo Rice-Wiggin on 17 May 1843 at the Cathedral, Gloucester; by his Grandfather, the Dean of Gloucester: godparents: The Rev. Francis Rice (uncle - later to become 5th Ld. Dinevor), B. Holme Wiggin (sic - not Mowbray!) (uncle) and Mrs. Beaumont (said by Frances Holme Scarlett to be "Aunt" Beaumont [if so, she would have been William Wiggin's sister Catherine]: FHS also said that all her furniture passed to Aunt Eva; and that she was married to Sir George Beaumont [but this is not borne out by Peter Fanshawe's research]; that both were very good-looking and lived in Richmond Park; but that he became a drunkard. On 17 May 1843 his name was legally changed to B Holme Wiggin born, and still described as "Wiggin" at the time of his nephew Hugo's christening.

     Catherine Wiggin was born on 26 January 1810. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. As of 3 December 1832,her married name was Beaumont. Catherine Wiggin married Richard Henry Beaumont on 3 December 1832; groom "of Whitley Hall Co of York." Catherine Wiggin From the reminiscences of our old friend Bishop Philander Chase: "While I was in England, I received from an unknown hand two silver waiters or patens for the holy communion. The anonymous letter which accompanied them, together with my answer, may be seen by reading paper No. 9. [6] It pleased Divine Providence, through the instrumentality of the anonymous letter contained in the paper No. 9, to incline the heart of that most amiable lady, Mrs. Catherine Beaumont, daughter of my best of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wiggin, of London, to complete the set of holy communion plate, by giving me two chalices and a large flagon, all of entire silver, well wrought. These were given as my own, and to be disposed of at my death to whom and to what church I please, for sacred purposes, in the administration of the holy sacrament of the Lord's Supper forever. Mrs. Beaumont wishing to be unknown in this generous act, therefore wrote me no letter, or I would keep it on record. Her mother, Mrs. T. Wiggin, however, who presented them to me, I persuaded to inform me who was the munificent giver. " She witnessed the baptism of (Edward) Hugo Rice-Wiggin on 17 May 1843 at the Cathedral, Gloucester; by his Grandfather, the Dean of Gloucester: godparents: The Rev. Francis Rice (uncle - later to become 5th Ld. Dinevor), B. Holme Wiggin (sic - not Mowbray!) (uncle) and Mrs. Beaumont (said by Frances Holme Scarlett to be "Aunt" Beaumont [if so, she would have been William Wiggin's sister Catherine]: FHS also said that all her furniture passed to Aunt Eva; and that she was married to Sir George Beaumont [but this is not borne out by Peter Fanshawe's research]; that both were very good-looking and lived in Richmond Park; but that he became a drunkard. Catherine Wiggin was proprietor or lessee (ER Wiggin: manager) in 1883 at Queenwood, Ceylon. She died on 6 January 1900 at age 89.

     Charlotte Wiggin was born after 31 December 1805. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme.

     Ellen Wiggin was born after 31 December 1805. She was the daughter of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme.