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1841 Census: Berkely Square, St Augustine the Less, Gloucestershire
Gilbert Lyon, 35, Physician, b. NOT in county
Marian Lyon, 35, b. Scotland
James Lyon, 15, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, 14, b. Scotland
Marian Lyon, 13, b. Scotland
Gilbert Lyon, 8, b. Gloucestershire
David Lyon, 5, b. Gloucestershire
Mary Johnstone, 40, Ind, b. NOT in county
Elizabeth Webber, 40, Female Servant, b. NOT in county
Ann Wastrim?, 20, Female Servant, b. NOT in county1851 Census: 1 Lansdown Place, Clifton, Bristol
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 48, Physician, b. Jamaica
Marion Lyon, Wife, 50, b. Scotland
James Lyon, Son, Un, 25, AB? Cambridge, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, Daur, Un, 22, b. Scotland
Marion Lyon, Daur, Un, 21, b. Scotland
David Lyon, Son, Un, 14, b. Bristol
Mary Johnstone, Sister, Widow, 55, b. Jamaica
Mary Clatworthy, Servant, Un, 25, b. Somerset
Elizabeth Reed, Servant, Un, 25, b. Pembrokeshire
1841 Census: Berkely Square, St Augustine the Less, Gloucestershire
Gilbert Lyon, 35, Physician, b. NOT in county
Marian Lyon, 35, b. Scotland
James Lyon, 15, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, 14, b. Scotland
Marian Lyon, 13, b. Scotland
Gilbert Lyon, 8, b. Gloucestershire
David Lyon, 5, b. Gloucestershire
Mary Johnstone, 40, Ind, b. NOT in county
Elizabeth Webber, 40, Female Servant, b. NOT in county
Ann Wastrim?, 20, Female Servant, b. NOT in county1851 Census: 1 Lansdown Place, Clifton, Bristol
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 48, Physician, b. Jamaica
Marion Lyon, Wife, 50, b. Scotland
James Lyon, Son, Un, 25, AB? Cambridge, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, Daur, Un, 22, b. Scotland
Marion Lyon, Daur, Un, 21, b. Scotland
David Lyon, Son, Un, 14, b. Bristol
Mary Johnstone, Sister, Widow, 55, b. Jamaica
Mary Clatworthy, Servant, Un, 25, b. Somerset
Elizabeth Reed, Servant, Un, 25, b. Pembrokeshire1881 Census:
Dwelling: 9 Cornwallis Crest
Census Place: Clifton, Gloucester, England
Source: FHL Film 1341597 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2480 Folio 54 Page 7
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Marion LYON W 80 F Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Raily Shares & An Annuity
Mary LYON U 54 F Scotland
Rel: Daur
Marion J. LYON U 53 F Scotland
Rel: Daur
Annie MORGAN U 29 F Haverfordwest, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Serv
Occ: Cook Domestic
Annie PROSSER U 22 F Brecon, Brecknock, Wales
Rel: Serv
Occ: Parlourmaid Domestic
Unmarried in 1881
1841 Census: Berkely Square, St Augustine the Less, Gloucestershire
Gilbert Lyon, 35, Physician, b. NOT in county
Marian Lyon, 35, b. Scotland
James Lyon, 15, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, 14, b. Scotland
Marian Lyon, 13, b. Scotland
Gilbert Lyon, 8, b. Gloucestershire
David Lyon, 5, b. Gloucestershire
Mary Johnstone, 40, Ind, b. NOT in county
Elizabeth Webber, 40, Female Servant, b. NOT in county
Ann Wastrim?, 20, Female Servant, b. NOT in county1851 Census: 1 Lansdown Place, Clifton, Bristol
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 48, Physician, b. Jamaica
Marion Lyon, Wife, 50, b. Scotland
James Lyon, Son, Un, 25, AB? Cambridge, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, Daur, Un, 22, b. Scotland
Marion Lyon, Daur, Un, 21, b. Scotland
David Lyon, Son, Un, 14, b. Bristol
Mary Johnstone, Sister, Widow, 55, b. Jamaica
Mary Clatworthy, Servant, Un, 25, b. Somerset
Elizabeth Reed, Servant, Un, 25, b. Pembrokeshire
Unmarried in 1881
1841 Census: Berkely Square, St Augustine the Less, Gloucestershire
Gilbert Lyon, 35, Physician, b. NOT in county
Marian Lyon, 35, b. Scotland
James Lyon, 15, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, 14, b. Scotland
Marian Lyon, 13, b. Scotland
Gilbert Lyon, 8, b. Gloucestershire
David Lyon, 5, b. Gloucestershire
Mary Johnstone, 40, Ind, b. NOT in county
Elizabeth Webber, 40, Female Servant, b. NOT in county
Ann Wastrim?, 20, Female Servant, b. NOT in county1851 Census: 1 Lansdown Place, Clifton, Bristol
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 48, Physician, b. Jamaica
Marion Lyon, Wife, 50, b. Scotland
James Lyon, Son, Un, 25, AB? Cambridge, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, Daur, Un, 22, b. Scotland
Marion Lyon, Daur, Un, 21, b. Scotland
David Lyon, Son, Un, 14, b. Bristol
Mary Johnstone, Sister, Widow, 55, b. Jamaica
Mary Clatworthy, Servant, Un, 25, b. Somerset
Elizabeth Reed, Servant, Un, 25, b. Pembrokeshire
1841 Census: Berkely Square, St Augustine the Less, Gloucestershire
Gilbert Lyon, 35, Physician, b. NOT in county
Marian Lyon, 35, b. Scotland
James Lyon, 15, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, 14, b. Scotland
Marian Lyon, 13, b. Scotland
Gilbert Lyon, 8, b. Gloucestershire
David Lyon, 5, b. Gloucestershire
Mary Johnstone, 40, Ind, b. NOT in county
Elizabeth Webber, 40, Female Servant, b. NOT in county
Ann Wastrim?, 20, Female Servant, b. NOT in county1851 Census: 1 Lansdown Place, Clifton, Bristol
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 48, Physician, b. Jamaica
Marion Lyon, Wife, 50, b. Scotland
James Lyon, Son, Un, 25, AB? Cambridge, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, Daur, Un, 22, b. Scotland
Marion Lyon, Daur, Un, 21, b. Scotland
David Lyon, Son, Un, 14, b. Bristol
Mary Johnstone, Sister, Widow, 55, b. Jamaica
Mary Clatworthy, Servant, Un, 25, b. Somerset
Elizabeth Reed, Servant, Un, 25, b. Pembrokeshire
Notes from: http://members.aol.com/DonJGrant/lc00.HTM
EDUCATION:
Clifton College School Marlborough College School Kings College Sch, London Corpus Christi C Cambridge Scholar 1883 BA (Sen Opt)1886; MA 1890CLERICAL HISTORY:
Deacon 1887 Priest 1888 Curate - St Edward, Cambridge 1887 Curate - Chipping Barnet, 1888-90 Curate - St Mary Paddington 1890-93 Vicar of Cloford, Somerset 1893-1929
1901 Census: Cloford Rectory, St Mary's C of E, Cloford, Somerset
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 38, Clerk in Holy Orders Church of England, b. Clifton, Bristol
Grace M. Lyon, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Ledbury, Shropshire
Grace M. Lyon, Daur, Un, 8, b. Paddington, London
Mary A. Lyon, Daur, 5, b. Cloford, Somerset
Susan A. Baynton, Serv, Un, 49, Cook Domestic, b. Wells, Somerset
Minnie F.E. Suivour?, Serv, Un, 20, Housemaid Domestic, b. Correly, Wiltshire
Mary A. Serrett, Serv, Un, 18, Nurse Domestic, b. Nunny, Somerset
1881 Census: 8 Portland Place, Walcot, Somerset
Edith A. PARRY, Head, W, 38, Balham, Surrey, Receiver Of Dividends
Mary M. PARRY, Daur, U, 19, Bath, Somerset
Emily M. PARRY, Daur, 17, Argyleshire, Scotland, Scholar
Grace M. PARRY, Daur, 13, Shropshire, Scholar
Mary A. SOLOMAN, Servant, U, 48, Wales, Cook Domestic Servant
Eliza GAMBLIN, Servant, U, 17, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, Ladys Maid Domestic Servant
Lavinia WHITE, Servant, U, 22, Wellow, Somerset, House & Parlour Maid Servant1901 Census: Cloford Rectory, St Mary's C of E, Cloford, Somerset
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 38, Clerk in Holy Orders Church of England, b. Clifton, Bristol
Grace M. Lyon, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Ledbury, Shropshire
Grace M. Lyon, Daur, Un, 8, b. Paddington, London
Mary A. Lyon, Daur, 5, b. Cloford, Somerset
Susan A. Baynton, Serv, Un, 49, Cook Domestic, b. Wells, Somerset
Minnie F.E. Suivour?, Serv, Un, 20, Housemaid Domestic, b. Correly, Wiltshire
Mary A. Serrett, Serv, Un, 18, Nurse Domestic, b. Nunny, Somerset
1901 Census: Cloford Rectory, St Mary's C of E, Cloford, Somerset
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 38, Clerk in Holy Orders Church of England, b. Clifton, Bristol
Grace M. Lyon, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Ledbury, Shropshire
Grace M. Lyon, Daur, Un, 8, b. Paddington, London
Mary A. Lyon, Daur, 5, b. Cloford, Somerset
Susan A. Baynton, Serv, Un, 49, Cook Domestic, b. Wells, Somerset
Minnie F.E. Suivour?, Serv, Un, 20, Housemaid Domestic, b. Correly, Wiltshire
Mary A. Serrett, Serv, Un, 18, Nurse Domestic, b. Nunny, Somerset
1901 Census: Cloford Rectory, St Mary's C of E, Cloford, Somerset
Gilbert Lyon, Head, Mar, 38, Clerk in Holy Orders Church of England, b. Clifton, Bristol
Grace M. Lyon, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Ledbury, Shropshire
Grace M. Lyon, Daur, Un, 8, b. Paddington, London
Mary A. Lyon, Daur, 5, b. Cloford, Somerset
Susan A. Baynton, Serv, Un, 49, Cook Domestic, b. Wells, Somerset
Minnie F.E. Suivour?, Serv, Un, 20, Housemaid Domestic, b. Correly, Wiltshire
Mary A. Serrett, Serv, Un, 18, Nurse Domestic, b. Nunny, Somerset
At present, we do not know the identity of this person. However, we know that he was resident in Jamaica from c.1796 to c.1803, when he had at least two children, Mary & Gilbert. Gilbert's first son was named James, born 1824 at Edinburgh, Scotland. Possibly after his father. If so, his parents could be James & Margaret, below:
GILBERT LYON
Birth: 02 SEP 1774 Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Father: JAMES LYON
Mother: MARGARET SMELLIE
Other possible connections: http://genforum.genealogy.com/lyon/messages/2612.html
The above website has the transcipt of a will of William Lyon of Scotland, Jamaica & London, who died 1799. He leaves an annual amount of £300 to his unmarried nephew, William Lyon, of Hanover, Jamaica. The amount is to be paid for a term of 5 years, and then William is to receive all the residue from his Estate for the term of his natural life. At the nephew's death, the estate is left to his wife and children.William the nephew was born 11 Oct 1774 in Glasgow. His parents were Gilbert Lyon and Janet Finlayson. It seems likely that Gilbert (father of William) could be a brother of James, who married Margaret Smellie. However, if this were true, it follows that Gilbert & James were both brothers of William (author of the will). It seems odd then that William would not mention any nephews via his "brother" James.
A "Christopher George" is mentioned in the
Bridgewater Advertiser 1833
18Mar 1833 - Christopher George - member of Common Council BristolPossibly a lead manufacturer & Blacksmith of Redcliff Hill, Bristol
NOTE: The Priory (see 1841) was built in 1832 by the George family and was later the home of the Fry family (of Fry's chocolates) for over 50 years. The house has a splendid Orangery, built shortly after the house itself.
1841 Census: The Priory, Abbots Leigh, Somerset
Christopher George, 55, Lead Merchant, b. NOT in Somerset
Mary Ann George, 50, b. NOT in Somerset
Jane Greenslade, 55, Female Servant, b. NOT in Somerset
Sarah Dodds, 30, Female Servant, b. Somerset
Ann Tullon, 25, Female Servant, b. Somerset
Elizabeth Bartholemew, 25, Female Servant, b. Somerset
Thomas ----- Price, 25, Male Servant, b. NOT in Somerset1851 Census: South Hamlet, Gloucestershire: HO 107/1962 (Section 2): Enum 38
Christopher GEORGE, 64, Rtd Lead Merchant, Bristol
Mary GEORGE, 61, Bristol
Sarah DODD, Servant, age ?, Somerset
Elizabeth ----, Servant, 20+, Devon
William HILL?, Visitor, 65, Magistrate, Bristol
Possible daughter: LDS (Submitted)
Mary Ann GEORGE
Birth: 29 NOV 1817 St Michaels, Bristol, Gloucester, England
Father: Christopher GEORGE
Mother: Mary Ann
Item at Bristol Record Office:
RefNo 12145/25-45
Title: Fripp & George's benefaction & conveyances to new feoffees
Description FRIPP AND GEORGE'S BENEFACTION25. 1840 February 5 Deed of Benefaction by William Fripp, Cotham Lodge, esq., and Christopher George, Abbots Leigh, esq,, to Feoffees : £400 in 3 1/2 % annuities, for increasing the number of pensioners of the almshouse. Enrolled in Court of Chancery.
26. 1840 January 16 Receipt for consideration money for transfer of shares.
27. 1877 June 26 Appointment of new trustees : Fripp & George's benefaction.
28. 1877 July 25 Receipt for transfer of shares. CONVEYANCES TO NEW FEOFFEES
29. 1700 December 27/28
30. Conveyance ( lease and release) from the surviving Feoffees to Richard Yeamans and Martin Nelme, in trust : all messuages and lands at Breachyate and Wick and Abson bequeathed by Alderman Stevens, and all hereditaments exchanged by Act of Parliament with Richard Haynes, esq.
31.& 32 1701 March 20-21 Conveyance (lease and release) by Yeamans and Nelme to new Feoffees, as nos. 29 & 30.
33.& 34 1724 December 7/8 Conveyance (lease and release) from surviving Feoffees to Thomas Andrews, for purposes of making a new feoffment, as above
35, 36 & 37 1724 December 9/10 Conveyance (lease and 2 copies of release) from Andrews to new feoffees, as no. 33 & 34.
38 & 39. 1759 March 20/21 Conveyance (lease and release) from surviving feoffees to James Purnell, as no.33 & 34.
40.&41 1739 March 22/23 Conveyance (lease and release) from James Furnell to new Feoffees, as above.
42 & 43 1767 August 19/20 Conveyance (lease and release) from surviving feoffees to Joseph Howood, as above.
44.& 45 1767 August 22/23 Conveyance (lease and release) from Joseph Howood to new feoffees
1841 Census: The Priory, Abbots Leigh, Somerset
Christopher George, 55, Lead Merchant, b. NOT in Somerset
Mary Ann George, 50, b. NOT in Somerset
Jane Greenslade, 55, Female Servant, b. NOT in Somerset
Sarah Dodds, 30, Female Servant, b. Somerset
Ann Tullon, 25, Female Servant, b. Somerset
Elizabeth Bartholemew, 25, Female Servant, b. Somerset
Thomas ----- Price, 25, Male Servant, b. NOT in Somerset1851 Census: South Hamlet, Gloucestershire: HO 107/1962 (Section 2): Enum 38
Christopher GEORGE, 64, Rtd Lead Merchant, Bristol
Mary GEORGE, 61, Bristol
Sarah DODD, Servant, age ?, Somerset
Elizabeth ----, Servant, 20+, Devon
William HILL?, Visitor, 65, Magistrate, Bristol
Possible daughter: LDS (Submitted)
Mary Ann GEORGE
Birth: 29 NOV 1817 St Michaels, Bristol, Gloucester, England
Father: Christopher GEORGE
Mother: Mary Ann
Pix & notes at: http://www.stokestmary.net/ssmpic4.htm
From Website: http://www.stokestmary.net/historyssm.htm
During the 1850's, Captain Thomas Patton, R.N. (no relation to the American general) acquired both Stoke House and Stoke Court, together with a large farming estate, and for the next 60 years his family's name was to be as closely linked with Stoke St. Mary as was the name of Portman with neighbouring parishes to the south. Captain Patton preferred to live at his mansion in Bishops Hull, but allowed Stoke House to be used by a succession of his children, including his son Colonel Henry Patton.As commander of the Volunteer Reserve, Colonel Henry Patton achieved local fame for the mock battles he organised at Orchard Portman; and among his many services to the community, he became first chairman of the Parish Meeting in 1894, and first president of the Stoke St. Mary and Thurlbear Cricket Club, founded at The Half Moon one April evening in 1910.
Notes from "Wise Men from the West" by Thomas Lionel Patton (Nephew)After seeing service in the Indian Mutiny, Henry devoted himself with remarkable keenness to the organisation of the Auxiliary Forces of West Somerset for about fifty years. His efforts were recognised, and he received the local rank of Brigadier-General, and was made a C.B. In his eighthieth and last year he was fervently addressing recruiting meetings in view of the outbreak of the Great War.
Henry's maternal grandfather married a daughter of John Walter, founder of "The Times" neswpaper. Henry's 1st cousin 1x removed was Emma Alice Margaret Tennant, who married the British Prime Minister, Herbert H. Asquith. She was better known as Lady Margot Asquith.
Another cousin married a grandson of Poet Laureate, Lord Alfred Tennyson, and another married the author, Ian Fleming, famous for his James Bond 007 novels. See John Walter's notes for further details.
1851 Census: Bishops Hull, Somerset:
PATTON Thomas 58 Lieut R.N. Retired North Tawton
PATTON Clara 25 Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Isabel 21 Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Lionel 11 Scholar Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Aubrey De Lisle 9 Scholar Bishops Hull, Som.
HARMAN WILLIAM Servant 23 Bishops Hull, Som.
1881 Census: Stoke House, Stoke St Mary, Somerset
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Henry B. PATTON Head M Male 46 Bishops Hull, Somerset, England Magistrate
Georgiea E. PATTON Wife M Female 35 Dresden B S
Clara B. PATTON Daur Female 17 Staplegrove, Somerset, England
Bethune M. PATTON Son Male 5 London Kensington, London, Middlesex, England
Sarah J. WILLIAMS Serv U Female 27 Stogumber, Somerset, England Nurse (Dom)
Sarah A. SLOCOMBE Serv U Female 22 Wiveliscombe, Somerset, England Housemaid
Emma YANDELL Serv U Female 32 Bishops Hull, Somerset, England Cook
William F. MORRISH Serv U Male 30 Teignmouth, Devon, England Butler
Major Bethune "Peter" Minet Patton
Bethune, known as Peter, has been credited for introducing ice hockey to Great Britain. He was president of the International Ice Hockey Federation in 1914 and was vice president on three separate occasions between 1910 to 1924. He also became the first President of the British Ice Hockey Association in 1914 and held this position for over 20 years. The "Patton Cup" has been awarded to the winner of the annual Varsity match between Cambridge and Oxford since 1927. He was elected into the British Hall of Fame in 1950 in honour of his ice hockey achievements.
Details from: http://www.iihf.com/iihf/profile/awards2002.htm
From Website: http://www.stokestmary.net/historyssm.htm
During the 1850's, Captain Thomas Patton, R.N. (no relation to the American general) acquired both Stoke House and Stoke Court, together with a large farming estate, and for the next 60 years his family's name was to be as closely linked with Stoke St. Mary as was the name of Portman with neighbouring parishes to the south. Captain Patton preferred to live at his mansion in Bishops Hull, but allowed Stoke House to be used by a succession of his children, including his son Colonel Henry Patton.As commander of the Volunteer Reserve, Colonel Henry Patton achieved local fame for the mock battles he organised at Orchard Portman; and among his many services to the community, he became first chairman of the Parish Meeting in 1894, and first president of the Stoke St. Mary and Thurlbear Cricket Club, founded at The Half Moon one April evening in 1910.
Notes from "Wise Men from the West" by Thomas Lionel Patton (grandson)
Thomas joined the Royal Navy at the early age of 12 or 13, and made his maiden voyage, as a midshipman, in November 1805. His ship met the Victory returning from Trafalgar with Nelson's body on board. After a naval engagement at Mauritius, during the Napolenic Wars, he was captured by the French, who did not ill-treat him, but made him cook for them.He retired early, married in 1819, and settled down at Bishops Hull House, near Taunton, Somerset, where his nine children were born. He lived here for over 50 years until his death in 1976. He was remembered as a simple and very kindly old man, whom the neighbourhood regarded with sincere affection.
1851 Census: Bishops Hull, Somerset:
PATTON Thomas 58 Lieut R.N. Retired North Tawton
PATTON Clara 25 Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Isabel 21 Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Lionel 11 Scholar Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Aubrey De Lisle 9 Scholar Bishops Hull, Som.
HARMAN WILLIAM Servant 23 Bishops Hull, Som.1871 Census: Bishops Hull, Somerset
Thomas Patton, Head, Mar, 78, Retired Commander R.N., Lardonner? Farmer of 280 acres employing a Bailif, 19 Labourers & 4 Boys, Lieutenant of 1st Somerset Militia, b. North Tawton, Devon
Matilda Patton, Wife, Mar, 79, b. Twickenham, Middlesex
Alfred Walsh, Grandson, Un, 17, b. Bishops Hull, Somerset
Elizabeth Grinter, Serv, Un, 23, Domestic Servant, b. Wilton, Somerset
Sophia? Blackmore, Serv, Un, 24, Domestic Servant, b. West Buckland, Somerset
Mary Talbot, Serv, Wid, 52, Domestic Servant, b. Culmstock, Devon
Robert Davey?, Serv, Mar, 31, General Servant, b. Doyle? Priors, Somerset
Taunton Names from Pigot's Directory, 1830
Source: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/SOM/Taunton/PigotNmesL.html
Patton Thomas, esq. Bishop's Hull Nobility, Gentry and Clergy
Patton Mrs. Kingston road Nobility, Gentry and Clergy
Possible relatives:
PATTON items found at: http://www.somerset.gov.uk/archives/lists/ddlists/ddch1.txt106/6 WEST BAGBOROUGH 1840-1877 Property called Miltons, Chases, Keens and Pilgrims, mortgages and assignments by William Withycombe Gibbs the elder of West Bagborough and his son, William Withycombe Gibbs the younger of Cothelstone to Susanna and Charlotte PATTON of Taunton, John Farthing of Dodington and Orlando Reeves of Taunton, 1840-1844;
sale of property to William Norrish of Sandford, Devon, 1845, endorsed with conveyance of moiety by Priscilla Milford Price of Bow, Devon to her brother Daniel Milford Norrish of Thorverton, Devon, he being in possession of the other moiety under the will of their father William Norrish, 1877. Deed of exchange between Frances Popham and William Norrish, both of West Bagborough, of two parcels of land (nos 464a and 462 on tithe map), 1845. [7 deeds] [see also box 105/5]
RefNo DD\SPY/109 Re. CAPT. PATTON & CAPT. WINSLOE
Title Miscellaneous documents.
Description Notebook entitled 'Somersetshire Fortunes', recording inheritances due to William Blake of Bishops Hull, Captain Patton of the same and his wife's nephew, Captain Winsloe ......Note: Captain Winsloe was probably Alfred Leigh Winsloe (son of Richard & Maria Winsloe), who later beacame Admiral.
Matilda's father married a daughter of John Walter, founder of "The Times" newspaper. Her great niece was Emma Alice Margaret Tennant, who married the British Prime Minister, Herbert H. Asquith. She was better known as Lady Margot Asquith.
Matilda's great niece married a grandson of Poet Laureate, Lord Alfred Tennyson. Her 2x great neice married the author, Ian Fleming, famous for his James Bond 007 novels. See John Walter's notes for further details.
1851 Census: Exmouth, Devon. (from Peter Wills' notes)
Matilda Patton, 51, b. Twickenham
Matilda W. Adams, 23, daughter, m, Wife of Attorney, b. France
Henry C. Adams, Attorney1871 Census: Bishops Hull, Somerset
Thomas Patton, Head, Mar, 78, Retired Commander R.N., Lardonner? Farmer of 280 acres employing a Bailif, 19 Labourers & 4 Boys, Lieutenant of 1st Somerset Militia, b. North Tawton, Devon
Matilda Patton, Wife, Mar, 79, b. Twickenham, Middlesex
Alfred Walsh, Grandson, Un, 17, b. Bishops Hull, Somerset
Elizabeth Grinter, Serv, Un, 23, Domestic Servant, b. Wilton, Somerset
Sophia? Blackmore, Serv, Un, 24, Domestic Servant, b. West Buckland, Somerset
Mary Talbot, Serv, Wid, 52, Domestic Servant, b. Culmstock, Devon
Robert Davey?, Serv, Mar, 31, General Servant, b. Doyle? Priors, Somerset1881 Census: Village, Bishops Hull, Somerset
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Matilda PATTON Head W Female 82 Middlesex, England
Sarah J. BRYANT Serv U Female 28 Somerset, England Housemaid
Sarah SMITH Serv U Female 27 Goathurst, Somerset, England Cook
Clara A. POTTER (PATTON) Daur U Female 55 Bps Hull, Somerset, England
Robert DAVY Serv W Male 41 Ash Priors, Somerset, England Butler
Eliza GRIGG Serv M Female 60 Taunton, Somerset, England Ladysmaid
PATTON items found at: http://www.somerset.gov.uk/archives/lists/ddlists/ddch1.txt
130/4 PATTON FAMILY 1819-1892 Settlement of monies by Mrs Merriall Patton, wid., of Bishops Hull of £6,000 stock on the marriage of her son Thomas and Matilda, dau. of Richard Winsloe of Taunton, clerk, dec., 1819, releases of money under will of Revd Richard Winsloe by Thomas Patton, 1874 and his widow Matilda, 1878 to Theobald Walsh and his wife Isabella (nee Patton) of Stoke House, appointments in trust by Matilda Patton, widow, in trust for her children, 1877, deed of arrangement for distribution of funds derived from Revd Richard Winsloe's will and settled on 1819 marriage of Thomas Patton and Matilda Winsloe, 1881, assignments of shares in The Times to Lionel Patton of Yarcombe and trustees of marriage settlement of Col. and Mrs. Henry Rawlins, 1892. [12 docs]RefNo DD\SPY/109 Re. CAPT. PATTON & CAPT. WINSLOE
Title Miscellaneous documents.
Description Notebook entitled 'Somersetshire Fortunes', recording inheritances due to William Blake of Bishops Hull, Captain Patton of the same and his wife's nephew, Captain Winsloe ......Note: Captain Winsloe was probably Alfred Leigh Winsloe (son of Richard & Maria Winsloe), who later became Admiral.
Captain Herbert Patton, of the Royal Artillery, died of cholera, fighting in the Crimean War, on 27 September 1854. He died on board the transport 'Sydney' at Balaclava. Son of Thomas Patton, of Bishop's Hull, Somerset.
Source: http://members.tripod.com/~Glosters/crimdeaths1.htm
Unmarried in 1881 (see Mother's notes)
Details from Cambridge Alumni 1271-1900: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BETTON/2001-10/1004365197
BETTON, Joseph. College: TRINITY Adm. pens. at TRINITY, July 7, 1827. S. of Charles
B. in Cambs. [School, Shrewsbury.] Scholar, 1828. Migrated to Christ's, Mar. 12, 1828; matric. Michs. 1828; Scholar; B.A. 1833. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept.1833; priest, Sept. 1834. Perhaps C. of Linstead, Kent; lived for a time at the vicarage. C. of Stratford-on-Avon in 1841. R. of St Michael's, Stamford, Lincs., 1845-57. V. of Frocester, Gloucs., 1869-70.
Died 1876. Father of Charles Steuart Betton. (Peile, II. 430, 901; Crockford, 1874
1871 Census: Spring Bank, Stonehouse, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Joseph Betton, Head, Mar, 58, Clergyman C. of E. without the care of souls, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Emily Betton, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
Emily S. Betton, Daur, Un, 11, b. Portishead, Somerset
Ada S. Betton, Daur, Un, 4, b. Ingatestone, Essex
Charles S. Betton, Son, Un, 2, b. Stonehouse, Gloucestershire
Mary Betton, Sister, Un, 59, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
+ 5 Servants
1851 Census: Brislington, Somerset (Sent by letter on 2 April, by the direction of the Registrar General)
Daniel Fripp, Head, Mar, 60, Merchant (General), b. St. James, City of Bristol
Sarah Fripp, Wife, Mar, 50, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Sarah Fripp, Daur, Un, 31, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Lucy Fripp, Daur, Un, 29, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Mary Fripp, Daur, Un, 27, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Theodosia Fripp, Daur, Un, 24, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Helen Fripp, Daur, Un, 22, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Emily Fripp, Daur, Un, 17, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
William Fripp, Son, Un, 19, Sugar Refiner, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Stuart Fripp, Son, Un, 15, Scholar, b. Chepstow, Monmouthshire
Louisa Houlton, Servant, Un, 37, Lady's Maid b. Read, Somerset
Louisa McLackton, Servant, Un, 17, Parlourmaid, b. Pill, Somerset
Emma Weltch, Servant, Un, 34, Parlourmaid, b. Creech, Somerset
Jane Spill, Un, 35, Housemaid, b. Iron Acton, Gloucestershire
Mary Edwards, Servant, Un, 33, Cook, b. Purton, Wiltshire
Martha Blackman, Servant, Un, 24, Kitchen Maid, b. Hinsford, Somerset1871 Census: Spring Bank, Stonehouse, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Joseph Betton, Head, Mar, 58, Clergyman C. of E. without the care of souls, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Emily Betton, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
Emily S. Betton, Daur, Un, 11, b. Portishead, Somerset
Ada S. Betton, Daur, Un, 4, b. Ingatestone, Essex
Charles S. Betton, Son, Un, 2, b. Stonehouse, Gloucestershire
Mary Betton, Sister, Un, 59, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
+ 5 Servants1881 Census: 7 All Saints Road, Clifton, Gloucester
Emily BETTON, Head, W, 47, Bristol, Somerset, Clergymans Widow
Emily S. BETTON, Daur, U, 20, Bristol, Somerset
Ada S. BETTON, Daur, 14, Ingatestine, Essex, Scholar
Charles S. BETTON, Son, 12, Stonehouse, Gloucester, Scholar
Sarah S. FRIPP, Sister, U, 61, Bristol, Somerset, Artist In Oils & Water Colors
Julia HOPKINS, Serv, U, 26, Temple Goiting, Gloucester, Cook
Eliza WARR, Serv, U, 25, Shotwell, Warwick, Parlour Maid
Bessy ANDREWS, Serv, U, 21, Yeovil, Somerset, Housemaid
Marriage: Sep 1889
BETTON Emily Stewart Barton R. 6a 191
HOLBROOK William Thomas Barton R. 6a 191
Rowland Emily Barton R. 6a 191
Symonds Benjamin Legge Barton Regis 6a 1911871 Census: Spring Bank, Stonehouse, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Joseph Betton, Head, Mar, 58, Clergyman C. of E. without the care of souls, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Emily Betton, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
Emily S. Betton, Daur, Un, 11, b. Portishead, Somerset
Ada S. Betton, Daur, Un, 4, b. Ingatestone, Essex
Charles S. Betton, Son, Un, 2, b. Stonehouse, Gloucestershire
Mary Betton, Sister, Un, 59, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
+ 5 Servants1881 Census: 7 All Saints Road, Clifton, Gloucester
Emily BETTON, Head, W, 47, Bristol, Somerset, Clergymans Widow
Emily S. BETTON, Daur, U, 20, Bristol, Somerset
Ada S. BETTON, Daur, 14, Ingatestine, Essex, Scholar
Charles S. BETTON, Son, 12, Stonehouse, Gloucester, Scholar
Sarah S. FRIPP, Sister, U, 61, Bristol, Somerset, Artist In Oils & Water Colors
Julia HOPKINS, Serv, U, 26, Temple Goiting, Gloucester, Cook
Eliza WARR, Serv, U, 25, Shotwell, Warwick, Parlour Maid
Bessy ANDREWS, Serv, U, 21, Yeovil, Somerset, Housemaid
1871 Census: Spring Bank, Stonehouse, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Joseph Betton, Head, Mar, 58, Clergyman C. of E. without the care of souls, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Emily Betton, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
Emily S. Betton, Daur, Un, 11, b. Portishead, Somerset
Ada S. Betton, Daur, Un, 4, b. Ingatestone, Essex
Charles S. Betton, Son, Un, 2, b. Stonehouse, Gloucestershire
Mary Betton, Sister, Un, 59, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
+ 5 Servants1881 Census: 7 All Saints Road, Clifton, Gloucester
Emily BETTON, Head, W, 47, Bristol, Somerset, Clergymans Widow
Emily S. BETTON, Daur, U, 20, Bristol, Somerset
Ada S. BETTON, Daur, 14, Ingatestine, Essex, Scholar
Charles S. BETTON, Son, 12, Stonehouse, Gloucester, Scholar
Sarah S. FRIPP, Sister, U, 61, Bristol, Somerset, Artist In Oils & Water Colors
Julia HOPKINS, Serv, U, 26, Temple Goiting, Gloucester, Cook
Eliza WARR, Serv, U, 25, Shotwell, Warwick, Parlour Maid
Bessy ANDREWS, Serv, U, 21, Yeovil, Somerset, Housemaid
In 1914, Charles produced a publication entitled “Some descendants of Edward Fripp, gent, of Chitterne, Wiltshire 1638 (north west migration)". The whereabouts of this document are presently unknown, but it mentions a John Frippe 1496 as occurring in Inquisition re. Bratton, Wiltshire, 7 miles NW of Chitterne.
Charles has also published research into his Betton ancestors, and other journals, including one about The "Aleppo Merchant" Inn (Wales). See here
Charles is also mentioned in the obituary of Reginald Innes Pocock, in relation to Scorpians, Spiders, and Solpugas collected by Charles Steuart Betton in British East Africa. (Reginald was a great nephew of Mary Anne Pocock, who married Charles' cousin, Rev Samuel Charles Fripp)
Details of Charles' birth and parents appears on the British Library website. See the India Records section.
Details from Cambridge Alumni 1271-1900: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BETTON/2001-10/1004365197
BETTON, Charles Steuart. College: TRINITY Adm. pens. at TRINITY, May 30, 1887. S. of Joseph, clerk, of 20, Caledonia Place, Clifton, near Bristol.
B. Apr. 4, 1869, at Stonehouse, Gloucs.
School, Clifton College. Matric. Michs. 1887.
Engineer; onthe Uganda Railway, 1895-1901; East India Railway, 1902-5; Manila Railway,1906-8; Canton Hankow Railway, 1911-12.
Sometime of 28, The Drive, WestWorthing, Sussex; latterly of Cheam, Surrey.
Died Mar. 25, 1937, aged 68, at Falmouth.
(Clifton Coll. Reg.; The Times, Mar. 29, 1937.)Also See: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BETTON/2001-06/0991852563
1871 Census: Spring Bank, Stonehouse, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Joseph Betton, Head, Mar, 58, Clergyman C. of E. without the care of souls, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Emily Betton, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
Emily S. Betton, Daur, Un, 11, b. Portishead, Somerset
Ada S. Betton, Daur, Un, 4, b. Ingatestone, Essex
Charles S. Betton, Son, Un, 2, b. Stonehouse, Gloucestershire
Mary Betton, Sister, Un, 59, b. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
+ 5 Servants1881 Census: 7 All Saints Road, Clifton, Gloucester
Emily BETTON, Head, W, 47, Bristol, Somerset, Clergymans Widow
Emily S. BETTON, Daur, U, 20, Bristol, Somerset
Ada S. BETTON, Daur, 14, Ingatestine, Essex, Scholar
Charles S. BETTON, Son, 12, Stonehouse, Gloucester, Scholar
Sarah S. FRIPP, Sister, U, 61, Bristol, Somerset, Artist In Oils & Water Colors
Julia HOPKINS, Serv, U, 26, Temple Goiting, Gloucester, Cook
Eliza WARR, Serv, U, 25, Shotwell, Warwick, Parlour Maid
Bessy ANDREWS, Serv, U, 21, Yeovil, Somerset, Housemaid
ABODES:
1870 - Redland, Bristol. (Lucy's will)1851 Census: Brislington, Somerset (Sent by letter on 2 April, by the direction of the Registrar General)
Daniel Fripp, Head, Mar, 60, Merchant (General), b. St. James, City of Bristol
Sarah Fripp, Wife, Mar, 50, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Sarah Fripp, Daur, Un, 31, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Lucy Fripp, Daur, Un, 29, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Mary Fripp, Daur, Un, 27, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Theodosia Fripp, Daur, Un, 24, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Helen Fripp, Daur, Un, 22, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Emily Fripp, Daur, Un, 17, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
William Fripp, Son, Un, 19, Sugar Refiner, b. St. Augustine, City of Bristol
Stuart Fripp, Son, Un, 15, Scholar, b. Chepstow, Monmouthshire
Louisa Houlton, Servant, Un, 37, Lady's Maid b. Read, Somerset
Louisa McLackton, Servant, Un, 17, Parlourmaid, b. Pill, Somerset
Emma Weltch, Servant, Un, 34, Parlourmaid, b. Creech, Somerset
Jane Spill, Un, 35, Housemaid, b. Iron Acton, Gloucestershire
Mary Edwards, Servant, Un, 33, Cook, b. Purton, Wiltshire
Martha Blackman, Servant, Un, 24, Kitchen Maid, b. Hinsford, Somerset1871 Census: Vincent Lodge, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol
Daniel Fripp, Head, Mar, 80, b. St James, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Sarah Steuart Fripp, Wife, Mar, 69, b. Henby, Gloucestershire
Sarah Steuart Fripp jnr, Daur, Un, 51, b. St. Augustin, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Mary Steuart Fripp, Daur, Un, 46, b. St. Augustin, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Theodesia Fripp, Daur, Un, 43, b. St. Augustin, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Helen Fripp, Daur, Un, 41, b. St. Augustin, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Steuart Fripp, Son, Un, 35, b. Chepstow, Monmouth
+6 servants1881 Census:
Dwelling: 6 Cambridge Pk
Census Place: Westbury On Trym, Gloucester, England
Source: FHL Film 1341604 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2504 Folio 18 Page 30
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Stuart FRIPP M 45 M Chepstow, Monmouth, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Local Manager Ins Fire & Life Officer (Insur)
Alicia E. FRIPP M 35 F Bristol City County Of
Rel: Wife
Augusta M. FRIPP 9 F Bristol City County Of
Rel: Daur
David S. FRIPP 7 M Bristol City County Of
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Stuart FRIPP 6 M Bristol City County Of
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Ekelwynne P. FRIPP 3 F Bristol City County Of
Rel: Daur
William D. FRIPP 2 M Bristol City County Of
Rel: Son
Muriel H. FRIPP 1 m F Bristol City County Of
Rel: Daur
Sarah S. SKIRETT W 36 F Exeter, Devon, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Monthly Nurse
Martha STAPLES U 24 F Brislington, Somerset, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Dom Serv
Margaret REED U 38 F Winford, Somerset, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Dom Serv
Phoebe PALMER U 18 F Aldbourne, Wiltshire, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Dom Serv
Charlote E. LESTER U 15 F Stone East Pennard, Somerset, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Dom Serv
Edith C. NEWTON U 20 F Bower Ashton, Somerset, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Dom Serv
1901 Census: 111 Pembroke Road, Bristol (Ecclesiastical parish of Emmanuel Clifton)Steuart Fripp (Head) M M 65 Local Manager Sun Fire Office (Insurance), born Chepstow, Monmouth abt 1836
Alicia Elizabeth Fripp (Wife) F M 55, born Bristol abt 1846
Ethelwynne Powell Fripp (daur) F S 23 born Bristol abt 1878
William Danger Fripp (Son) M S 22 Clerk Bristol Wagon Works , born Bristol abt 1879
Muriel Hungerford Fripp (Daur) F S 20 born Bristol abt 1881
Timothy Powell Fripp (Son) M S 18 Articles Clerk To Accountant, born Bristol abt 1883
Mary Steuart Fripp (Daur) F S 17 born Bristol abt 1884
Eileen Hungerford Fripp (Daur) F S 15 born Bristol abt 1886Emily Rosina Heedwell (Serv) F S 27 Housemaid (Domestic) born Burrington, Somerset
Edith Jane Collard (Serv) F S 19 Housemaid (Domestic) born Wiveliscombe, Somerset
Elizabeth Annie Poulton (Serv) F S 25 Parlour maid (Domestic) born Wey, Gloucestershire
Martha Bindiny (Serv) F S 33 Cook (Domestic) born Bristol
Ellen Priscilla Swinford Berry (Serv) F S 20 Kitchen maid (Domestic) born Fairford, Gloucestershire
1901 Census: 4 Mount Street W., St George Hanover Square, Mayfair & Knightsbridge, London
Fanny Lyon, Head, 65, Living on own means, b. Westbury, Gloucestershire
Gilbert (Gilberta) Lyon, Daur, Un, 37, Living on own means, b. Clifton, Gloucestershire
Augustine Fripp (Augusta - Female), Cousin, Un, 29?, Cook Domestic, b. Clifton, Gloucestershire
Miriam Scott, Serv, Un, 23, Parlourmaid Domestic, b. Barleycombe, SomersetAugusta's Death notice in London Gazette, 9 May 1952. Died at St. Mary's, 86 Hatherley Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, 6 Mar 1952, Spinster.
Also mentioned (Trustees?) Eileen Hungerford Fripp & Charles Ewart Jeens.
Item found in Hampshire Museum, Winchester:
Pipe stopper, top carved in the form of a greyhound catching a hare, belonged to William Danger Fripp who died c1956, made, 18th century1901 Census: 111 Pembroke Road, Bristol (Ecclesiastical parish of Emmanuel Clifton)
Steuart Fripp (Head) M M 65 Local Manager Sun Fire Office (Insurance), born Chepstow, Monmouth abt 1836
Alicia Elizabeth Fripp (Wife) F M 55, born Bristol abt 1846
Ethelwynne Powell Fripp (daur) F S 23 born Bristol abt 1878
William Danger Fripp (Son) M S 22 Clerk Bristol Wagon Works , born Bristol abt 1879
Muriel Hungerford Fripp (Daur) F S 20 born Bristol abt 1881
Timothy Powell Fripp (Son) M S 18 Articles Clerk To Accountant, born Bristol abt 1883
Mary Steuart Fripp (Daur) F S 17 born Bristol abt 1884
Eileen Hungerford Fripp (Daur) F S 15 born Bristol abt 1886
+ 5 servantsNOTE: William died at this address in 1950 - See London Gazette
1901 Census: 111 Pembroke Road, Bristol (Ecclesiastical parish of Emmanuel Clifton)
Steuart Fripp (Head) M M 65 Local Manager Sun Fire Office (Insurance), born Chepstow, Monmouth abt 1836
Alicia Elizabeth Fripp (Wife) F M 55, born Bristol abt 1846
Ethelwynne Powell Fripp (daur) F S 23 born Bristol abt 1878
William Danger Fripp (Son) M S 22 Clerk Bristol Wagon Works , born Bristol abt 1879
Muriel Hungerford Fripp (Daur) F S 20 born Bristol abt 1881
Timothy Powell Fripp (Son) M S 18 Articles Clerk To Accountant, born Bristol abt 1883
Mary Steuart Fripp (Daur) F S 17 born Bristol abt 1884
Eileen Hungerford Fripp (Daur) F S 15 born Bristol abt 1886Emily Rosina Heedwell (Serv) F S 27 Housemaid (Domestic) born Burrington, Somerset
Edith Jane Collard (Serv) F S 19 Housemaid (Domestic) born Wiveliscombe, Somerset
Elizabeth Annie Poulton (Serv) F S 25 Parlour maid (Domestic) born Wey, Gloucestershire
Martha Bindiny (Serv) F S 33 Cook (Domestic) born Bristol
Ellen Priscilla Swinford Berry (Serv) F S 20 Kitchen maid (Domestic) born Fairford, Gloucestershire
Mentioned in Death notice of William Danger Fripp in London Gazette, 29 Aug 1950.
Mary's Death notice in London Gazette, 6 Nov 1964. Died at 5 Litfield Place, Clifton, Bristol, 27 Aug 1964, Spinster.
Also mentioned (Trustees?) Eileen Hungerford Fripp, Myrtle Miles & Andrew Murray Urquhart
Mentioned in Death notice of William Danger Fripp in London Gazette, 29 Aug 1950.
Eileen's Death notice in London Gazette, 22 Jun 1972. Died at 113c Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol, 20 Apr 1972, Spinster.
Also mentioned (Trustees?) Myrtle Miles & Andrew Murray Urquhart.
1881 Census: 3 Chertsey Road, Westbury On Trym, Gloucester
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Maria R. COUSINS Head W Female 67 Hackney, Middlesex, England
Alicia R. BRYAN Gdaur Female 10 Glaston, Leicester, England Scholar
Kate R. BRYAN Gdaur Female 7 Stoke Dry, Rutland, England Scholar
Mabel R. BRYAN Gdaur Female 6 Stoke Dry, Rutland, England Scholar
Martha TIMBREL Serv U Female 35 Berkeley, Gloucester, England Cook
Amelia PHIPPEN Serv U Female 22 Somerset, England Maid
Granddaughter's birth
Births Dec 1870
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BRYAN Alicia Ruding Uppingham 7a 260
Named as David S. on 1881 Census
The Times - 26 Aug 1930 - DEATHS
FRIPP.- On Aug. 23, 1930, suddenly, of heart failure, Daniel Steuart Fripp, of 15, Scarsdale-villas, Kensington. W.S., eldest son of the late Steuart Fripp, of Clifton. Bristol. aged 56.
Daniel & Ethel probably had a daughter, Ethelwynne Hylda Steuart Fripp, who married Lt. Col. Nevile Brooke of Cheltenham. (See below)The Times - 7 Feb 1930
MARRIAGES: LIEUTENANT-COLONEL N. BROOKE AND MISS E. H. S. FRIPP
The marriage took place very quietly at Christ Church, Victoria Road, Kensington, yesterday, of Lieutenant-Colonel Nevile Brooke, of The Pines, Tivoli Road, Cheltenham, and Miss Ethelwynne Hylda Steuart Fripp, of Farleigh, Flax Bourton, Somerset.. The Rev. H. J. Matthews officiated.The bride, who was given away by Mr. Daniel S. Fripp, wore a gown of ivory satin, the tight-fitting bodice finished with a. row of diamante buttons on either side of the waist. The skirt had an uneven hemline witlh points which dipped to the ankles, and her long ninon veil had white embroidered motifs at the ends. She carried a bouquet of pale pink and deep red carnations and lilies of the valley. There were no bridesmaids, and Squadron-Leader C. F. Gordon was best man. A reception was held afterwards at the Rembrandt Hotel, and among the guests were :-
Mrs. Fripp, Miss Fripp, Miss E. H. Fripp, Mrs. Daniel Fripp, Miss Steuart Fripp, Miss Muriel Fripp, Colonel and Mrs. Kitson Clark, Colonel and Mrs. Orpen Palmer, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Lennox Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mead, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Mayers, Mr.A. N. Stephenson, Major W and Mrs. Dane, Mrs. Percy Goodwyn, Miss M. Goodwyn, Mrs. M. E. Braid, Mrs. and Miss Neville, Mr. F. Rose, Mrs. T. Jenkin, Mrs. Douglas King, Miss Neufville Taylor, the Misses Ostler, Mrs. MacLean, Miss R. Lys, Miss Moubray Lys, Miss M. Nicol. and Miss V. Borrodaile.The honeymoon is being spent on the Italian Riviera, and the bride wore a wine-coloured travelling dress, under a moleskin coat, and a vine-coloured hat.