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Sir Charles Noel (Edwardes) 1st Earl of Gainsborough
Charles was the first in a second creation of the title of Earl of Gainsborough.
The titles Viscount Campden and Lord Hicks of Ilmington were created by Sir Baptist Hicks, who died 18 Oct 1629 without a son. His titles were passed to his son-in-law, Edward Noel, the husband of his eldest daughter, Julian Hicks.
Edward became 2nd Viscount Campden in 1629. His son, Baptist Noel, became 3rd Viscount and created the title of 1st Earl of Gainsborough. The titles were passed down through the generations to Henry Noel, the 6th and last Earl of Gainsborough, who died unmarried on 8 April 1798.
The titles expired upon Henry's death, but his estates were inherited by his nephew, Sir Gerard Noel Edwardes. Gerard changed the family name to Noel, by Royal Licence on 5 May 1798 and became Gerard Noel Noel.
Charles Noel (formally Edwardes) created the second title of Earl of Gainsborough on 16 Aug 1841 and became became 1st Earl of Gainsborough (2nd creation), Baron Noel of Ridlington, Rutland and Viscount Campden of Campden, Gloucester.
Sir Charles Noel (Edwardes) 1st Earl of Gainsborough
Charles was the first in a second creation of the title of Earl of Gainsborough.
The titles Viscount Campden and Lord Hicks of Ilmington were created by Sir Baptist Hicks, who died 18 Oct 1629 without a son. His titles were passed to his son-in-law, Edward Noel, the husband of his eldest daughter, Julian Hicks.
Edward became 2nd Viscount Campden in 1629. His son, Baptist Noel, became 3rd Viscount and created the title of 1st Earl of Gainsborough. The titles were passed down through the generations to Henry Noel, the 6th and last Earl of Gainsborough, who died unmarried on 8 April 1798.
The titles expired upon Henry's death, but his estates were inherited by his nephew, Sir Gerard Noel Edwardes. Gerard changed the family name to Noel, by Royal Licence on 5 May 1798 and became Gerard Noel Noel.
Charles Noel (formally Edwardes) created the second title of Earl of Gainsborough on 16 Aug 1841 and became became 1st Earl of Gainsborough (2nd creation), Baron Noel of Ridlington, Rutland and Viscount Campden of Campden, Gloucester.
Edward Christopher Cheney Garfit
Burke's peerage:
EDWARD CHRISTOPHER CHENEY GARFIT, served in WW I in Coldstream Gds, and in WW II in Roy Mil Police; b 10 Aug 1899; educ Harrow; m 8 April, 1922, •Dorothy Marguerite, est dau of late Edward Robert Morris, CBE, of Corner House, Laleham, Middx.Residence: 1, Beach Marine, Sandgate, Kent
Maj-Gen James Francis Harter DSO, MC, DL
Burke's peerage:
Maj-Gen James Francis Harter, DSO, MC, DL, Roy Fus, of Whalebone House, Langham, Colchester, Essex
Burke's peerage:
Violet Emily; b 13 Oct 1894; m 15 Feb 1917, Maj-Gen James Francis Harter, DSO, MC, DL, Roy Fus, of Whalebone House, Langham, Colchester, Essex, and d 3 Dec 1970, leaving issue (see that family). He d 1 Nov 1960.