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Notes from: http://jpkirkpatrick.com/kirkpatrick/closekirk.doc
James Kirkpatrick, M.D., the author of some poetical and medical works, died in 1770, in his 69th year. In the Middlesex Journal of that day he is thus noticed, "Dr. Kirkpatrick, a gentleman who has left behind many proofs of a fine imagination in his poetical, and of great genius and learning in his physical productions."
Founder of the Madras Hospital.
Notes from: http://jpkirkpatrick.com/kirkpatrick/closekirk.doc
George, was a Civil Servant for the East India Company at Bombay. Suffering from bad health, he returned to England in 1799. He died in Hollydale in 1838, in his 75th year, leaving two sons, the Rev. James Kirkpatrick of Hollydale, and John Kirkpatrick of Horton Park, Kent, and one daughter, Eleanor, married to Captain D. West.
The book, "White Moghals" by William Dalrymple, has a letter written in 1841 from Catherine to her grandmother in India. She mentions that she has a son aged 8 1/2
Probable 2nd marriage (or another son's marriage)
Marriages Sep 1897: Free BMD
Im Thurm Anne Eliza Newton A. 5b 225
Phillipps John James W Newton A 5b 225
VANSTONE Edgar Stephen Newton A 5b 225
WEEKS Florence Mary Newton A. 5b 225Probable death: Free BMD
Deaths Mar 1899
Phillipps John James W 65 Newton A. 5b 109Possible 4th son: Free BMD
Births Jun 1873
Phillipps John James J Stepney 1c 479
1881 Census: Timewell House, Morebath, Devon
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
J.J. PHILLIPPS Head M Male 47 Exmouth, Devon, England Lat Captn 60Th Rifles & Magistrate
Charlotte Margaret PHILLIPPS Wife M Female 41 Oakhill, Somerset, England Magistrate's Wife
Edward Strachy PHILLIPPS Son Male 14 London, Canada Scholar
Paul Winsloe PHILLIPPS Son Male 10 Torquay, Devon, England Scholar
Bessie DIBBEN Serv U Female 25 Puddletown, Dorset, England Cook
Eliza BURNELL Serv U Female 15 Cruwys Morchard, Devon, England Parlour Maid
John FOX Serv U Male 21 Halberton, Devon, England Coachman (D
Messages at Ancestry.com:
I am looking for the decendants of Edward Strachey Winsloe Phillipps. Actually I have an address of Edward Strachey Phillipps in California, USA of 1930 (First National Bank Of Orange Cove). As I know that Edward Strachey Phillipps was from Devon, UK. He's the son of John James Winsloe-Phillipps and Charlotte Margaret Strachey. He had two brothers -> Ralph Kirkpatrick Winsloe Phillipps (my great great grandfather) and Paul Winsloe Phillipps.Reply
I am looking for the descendants of Ricahrd Strachey who had a daughter named Charlotte margaret born in 1840 in Oakhill,Somerset and who married John James Winsloe Phillipps born 1833,Exmoth,Devon in Feb 1865.They had 3 sons and Ralph Kirkpatrick was my great-great-great great grandfatherReply
I am from Sarawak, Malaysia want to find the decendants of Mr Wee Thiam Tew (Singapore) who was the trustee of Ralph Kirkpatrick Winsloe Phillipps dated 23 September 1901. Mr. Wee Thiam Tew was worked with Mr. Walter David Laurie.I am looking for the decendants of Mr Walter David Laurie who was worked with Mr Wee Thiam Tew for a will and testament dated 23 September 1901.
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I am the great grand neice of Edward Strachey Winsloe Phillips. I am very interested in his history. I have newspaper clippings to share regarding a ocean liner trip he was on and the ship mutinied.Reply
I am looking of the Decendents of John James Winsloe Phillipps. He's married with Charlotte Margaret Strachey on 2 Feb 1865 at St. Leonards Sussex. They had 3 sons:
1) Ralph Kirkpatrick Winsloe Phillipps + Tarruya
died at Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia (1903)
2) Edward Strachey Winsloe Phillipps
died at USA (before 1930)
3) Paul Winsloe Phillipps + Delia Mary
died at Staines, Middlesex (6 August 1952)
I am also looking for the decendents of Paul Winsloe Phillipps.LDS information submitted by:
Keith Wainwright, 202 Norwich Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 3TD
Bill was an outlaw in a gang with a Bollinger, who possibly married Elizabeth's sister.
Bill murdered someone in Texas, whose brother then came to California to kill Bill, in 1866. More details to follow.
Possible family links:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maizeblue6/index65.html
http://www.silcom.com/~campbell/genealogy/ake.html
1880 Census: Visalia, Tulare, California
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Houston CAMPBELL Self M Male W 48 AL Farmer TN VA
Elizabeth CAMPBELL Wife M Female W 39 MO Keeping House MO MO
Ida M. CAMPBELL Dau S Female W 9 CA AL MO
Julia A. CAMPBELL Dau S Female W 7 CA AL MO
Laura AKE SDau Female W 16 CA At Home AL MO
Charles BISHER Other S Male W 22 IA Laborer ENGLAND ENGLAND
John DODSEN Other S Male W 28 TN Laborer TN NC
George HILL Other S Male W 18 CA Laborer AR TX
Gustus RAMEY Other S Male W 28 OH Laborer OH OH
1880 Census: Visalia, Tulare, California
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Houston CAMPBELL Self M Male W 48 AL Farmer TN VA
Elizabeth CAMPBELL Wife M Female W 39 MO Keeping House MO MO
Ida M. CAMPBELL Dau S Female W 9 CA AL MO
Julia A. CAMPBELL Dau S Female W 7 CA AL MO
Laura AKE SDau Female W 16 CA At Home AL MO
Charles BISHER Other S Male W 22 IA Laborer ENGLAND ENGLAND
John DODSEN Other S Male W 28 TN Laborer TN NC
George HILL Other S Male W 18 CA Laborer AR TX
Gustus RAMEY Other S Male W 28 OH Laborer OH OH
1880 Census: Visalia, Tulare, California
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Houston CAMPBELL Self M Male W 48 AL Farmer TN VA
Elizabeth CAMPBELL Wife M Female W 39 MO Keeping House MO MO
Ida M. CAMPBELL Dau S Female W 9 CA AL MO
Julia A. CAMPBELL Dau S Female W 7 CA AL MO
Laura AKE SDau Female W 16 CA At Home AL MO
Charles BISHER Other S Male W 22 IA Laborer ENGLAND ENGLAND
John DODSEN Other S Male W 28 TN Laborer TN NC
George HILL Other S Male W 18 CA Laborer AR TX
Gustus RAMEY Other S Male W 28 OH Laborer OH OH
Lucius Falkland Brancaleone Cary
A descendant of Adam De Karry, born about 1169, of Castle Karry, Somerset. See LDS for lineage.
1881 Census: 1 The Terrace, Frimley, Surrey
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Lucius T. B. CARY Head M Male 42 Torquay, Devon, England Captn Halfpay Rifle Brigade
Louisa I. S. CARY Wife M Female 37 Bombay, East Indies
Arminell CARY Daur Female 7(probably 1) York Town, Surrey, England
Ellen E. BAILEY Servt U Female 20 Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England Parlourmaid Domestic Ser
Annie E. HILSON Servt U Female 17 Hastings, Sussex, England Nurse Domestic Ser
Isabella TILLEY Servt U Female 23 Burton, Leicester, England Cook Domestic Ser
living in 1841, aged 19 months
Notes from "White Moghals" by William Dalrymple:
William was the illigitimate child of James Kirkpatrick & Mrs. Booth (sister of Mr. C, a well known anarchist). He was born in Ireland when James was twenty four, and raised in an Irish boarding school. His father supported him and later paid for a military cadetship.William arrived in India in 1771, and styed for 13 years.
When he returned to England, for health reasons in 1784, he brought his two half-Indian illegitimate children with him, to be brought up by his father at Hollydale, Kent.
Died unmarried
Notes from "White Moghals" by William Dalrymple:
William was the illigitimate child of James Kirkpatrick & Mrs. Booth (sister of Mr. C, a well known anarchist). He was born in Ireland when James was twenty four, and raised in an Irish boarding school. His father supported him and later paid for a military cadetship.William arrived in India in 1771, and styed for 13 years.
When he returned to England, for health reasons in 1784, he brought his two half-Indian illegitimate children with him, to be brought up by his father at Hollydale, Kent.