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     Lady Louisa Pery married Sir Peter Van Notten-Pole 3rd Bart., JP, DL, MA (Oxon) on 28 July 1825 at All Souls, Langham Place. As of 28 July 1825,her married name was Lady Van Notten-Pole. Lady Louisa Pery died in 1852.

     Margaret Caroline Elizabeth Chandos Van Notten-Pole was born in 1835. She was the daughter of Sir Peter Van Notten-Pole 3rd Bart., JP, DL, MA (Oxon) and Lady Louisa Pery. As of 1864,her married name was Baker. Margaret Caroline Elizabeth Chandos Van Notten-Pole married Thomas Baker "the younger" in 1864. Margaret Caroline Elizabeth Chandos Van Notten-Pole died in 1914.

     Thomas Baker "the younger" was born in 1833. He married Margaret Caroline Elizabeth Chandos Van Notten-Pole, daughter of Sir Peter Van Notten-Pole 3rd Bart., JP, DL, MA (Oxon) and Lady Louisa Pery, in 1864. Thomas Baker "the younger" died in 1910.

     Bernard Mary Thomas Peter Cecil Baker was born in 1866. He was the son of Thomas Baker "the younger" and Margaret Caroline Elizabeth Chandos Van Notten-Pole. Bernard Mary Thomas Peter Cecil Baker married Emily ("Emmy") Cook in 1887. Bernard Mary Thomas Peter Cecil Baker died in 1935.

     Emily ("Emmy") Cook was born in 1862. As of 1887,her married name was Baker. She married Bernard Mary Thomas Peter Cecil Baker, son of Thomas Baker "the younger" and Margaret Caroline Elizabeth Chandos Van Notten-Pole, in 1887. Emily ("Emmy") Cook died in 1936.

     Cecil Bernard Francis Baker was born in 1888. He was the son of Bernard Mary Thomas Peter Cecil Baker and Emily ("Emmy") Cook. Cecil Bernard Francis Baker died in 1958.

     Catherine A (?) was born in 1845 at Oakham. She married Edmund Hall Cheese, son of John Cheese and Frances Napleton, before 1875. Her married name was Cheese. Catherine A Cheese appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Edmund Hall Cheese at 83 Church Street, Hay-on-Wye, Brecknock; (Head: Edmund H. Cheese, 58, solicitor with his wife Catherine A. and 2 daughters Katherine F.M. and Agnes L., aged 26 and 24 - and a cook and a housemaid).

     Katherine F M Cheese was born in 1875 at Lyonshall. She was the daughter of Edmund Hall Cheese and Catherine A (?). Katherine F M Cheese appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Edmund Hall Cheese at 83 Church Street, Hay-on-Wye, Brecknock; (Head: Edmund H. Cheese, 58, solicitor with his wife Catherine A. and 2 daughters Katherine F.M. and Agnes L., aged 26 and 24 - and a cook and a housemaid).

     Agnes L Cheese was born in 1877 at Clifford, Herefordshire. She was the daughter of Edmund Hall Cheese and Catherine A (?). Agnes L Cheese appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Edmund Hall Cheese at 83 Church Street, Hay-on-Wye, Brecknock; (Head: Edmund H. Cheese, 58, solicitor with his wife Catherine A. and 2 daughters Katherine F.M. and Agnes L., aged 26 and 24 - and a cook and a housemaid).

     Lady Charlotte Hill was born on 18 March 1754. As of 7 May 1776,her married name was Countess Talbot. She married John Chetwynd Talbot 3rd Baron/1st Earl Talbot, son of John Talbot MP, on 7 May 1776. Lady Charlotte Hill was "Lady Charlotte Talbot, the daughter of the Marquess of Downshire, was painted [by Reynolds] in Grecian dress, pouring a sacrificial offering to a statue of the goddess Minerva - a formula he had used many times. Her portrait, which originally cost 200 guineas and measures 8ft by 5ft, had been in private hands until it was bequeathed to the nation in 1941 by Sir Otto Beit." before 1782. She died on 17 January 1804 at age 49.

     Charles Matthews of Castel-y-Menich married (?) Jenkins, daughter of David Jenkins of Hensol, Glamorganshire.

     (?) Jenkins was the daughter of David Jenkins of Hensol, Glamorganshire. (?) Jenkins married Charles Matthews of Castel-y-Menich. Her married name was (?) Matthews.

     Mary Muscott was baptized on 19 September 1700 at Presteigne. She was the daughter of John Muscott and Prudence Evans.

     Her married name was Buckingham. Mary (?) married The Rev. James Buckingham before 1797.

     Mary Buckingham was born in 1797. She died after 1797. She was the daughter of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     Her married name was Watkins. Emily Buckingham married The Rev. Thomas Watkins. Emily Buckingham was born in 1801. She died after 1801. She was the daughter of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     Her married name was Pinney. Joanna Buckingham married John Azariah Pinney. Joanna Buckingham was born in 1805. She died after 1805. She was the daughter of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     James Buckingham married Mary Robertson Fletcher. James Buckingham was born in 1806. He died after 1806. He was the son of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     William Buckingham married Elizabeth Heath Merivale. William Buckingham was born in 1811. He died after 1811. He was the son of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     Her married name was Caddell. Ellen Buckingham married The Rev Henry Caddell. Ellen Buckingham was born in 1813. She died after 1813. She was the daughter of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     William Buckingham was born in 1815. He died after 1815. He was the son of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     Richard Snow Mortimor Buckingham was born in 1817. He died after 1817. He was the son of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     Agnes Catherina Buckingham was born in 1819. He died after 1819. He was the son of The Rev. James Buckingham and Mary (?).

     Leacroft Freer married Mary Anne Davies. Leacroft Freer was born on 10 August 1831. He was the son of Leacroft Freer. Leacroft Freer died in September 1915 at age 84.

     Her married name was Freer. Mary Anne Davies married Leacroft Freer, son of Leacroft Freer. Mary Anne Davies was born on 3 July 1838. She died on 26 June 1878 at age 39.

     Harold Douglas Freer was born on 1 June 1874 at Dudley. He was the son of Leacroft Freer and Mary Anne Davies. Harold Douglas Freer emigrated from England; "to California as a young man." He immigrated in 1914 to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He began military service at France and was wounded (in WW1). He died on 20 March 1952 at Tacoma, Washington, USA, at age 77.

     Ernest Leacroft Freer was born on 25 March 1920 at Richfield, Alberta. He was the son of Harold Douglas Freer. Ernest Leacroft Freer lived circa 1925 at Edmunds, Washington, USA. He lived circa 1939 at Victoria, BC. He began military service after 1939 with the Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry Regiment. He died on 4 December 1985 at New Westminster, Canada, at age 65.

     Francis Edward Gateley was born in 1819 at Birmingham, Warwickshire. He was the son of Martin Gateley and Ann (Or Hannah) Owen. Francis Edward Gateley married Elizabeth Ann Jones, daughter of Jane Bird, between 1 April 1839 and 30 June 1839 at King's Norton. Francis Edward Gateleyappeared in the 1841 census at Lichfield Street, Birmingham. He appeared in the 1851 census at 4 Old Meeting Street, Birmingham. He was a victualler in 1855 at Goodfellows' Lodge, 4 Old Meeting Street, Birmingham. He died before 7 April 1861.

     Elizabeth Ann Jones was born circa 1819 at Birmingham. She was the daughter of Jane Bird. Elizabeth Ann Jones married Francis Edward Gateley, son of Martin Gateley and Ann (Or Hannah) Owen, between 1 April 1839 and 30 June 1839 at King's Norton. Elizabeth Ann Gateley appeared in the household of Francis Edward Gateley in the 1841 census at Lichfield Street, Birmingham. As of circa 1843,her married name was Gateley. Elizabeth Ann Gateley appeared in the household of Francis Edward Gateley in the 1851 census at 4 Old Meeting Street, Birmingham. Elizabeth Ann Gateley appeared in the 1861 census at 2 Old Meeting St, Good Fellow's Lodge, Digbeth, Birmingham. She appeared in the 1871 census at 112/113, Ryland Street North, Ladywood, Birmingham; (Head, Elizabeth A. Gateley, a widow aged 52, a pawnbroker, lived with her daughter Emily G, aged 21, her assistant; her son Francis M, 17 a clerk; her sister-in-law Eliza A, aged 40, also an assistant, unmarried, and her grandchild Amy Wright aged 3 - and a further assistant aged 28.). She appeared in the 1881 census at 75 Grosvenor Street, Birmingham; Elizabeth, widow, pawnbroker living with her sister-in-law Eliza, assistant (said to be 50, but in fact 51 or 2), unmarried, and another assistant. She appeared in the 1891 census at Ladywood.