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Lord Hallam Tennyson 2nd Bart.
Hallam was named after Alfred's good friend, Arthur Henry Hallam, a writer and critic of English literature who introduced Alfred to his wife, Emily. Arthur was engaged to Alfred's sister, Emily, but died in Austria, of apoplexy in 1833, aged just 22.
A large collection of personal papers & diaries is held at the National Library of Australia. Their biographical note follows. Please visit their website for full details: http://www.nla.gov.au/ms/findaids/0479.htmlHallam, 2nd Baron Tennyson, was the oldest surviving son of Alfred, 1st Baron Tennyson, Poet Laureate, and Emily Tennyson (nee Sellwood). He was born at Twickenham on 11 August 1852, and educated at Marlborough College, Trinity College Cambridge, and the ‘Inner Temple’. For many years he acted as his father’s secretary, and following his father’s death and his succeeding to the barony on 6 October 1892, he wrote a memoir of the poet. Later, as the 2nd Baron Tennyson, he was prepared to accept a colonial governorship – a fact which may not be unrelated to his father’s interest in Imperial Federation. In 1899 he was appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of South Australia. He took up office on 10 April 1899, and continued in it until 17 July 1902 (from 1 January 1901 – the inauguration of the Australian Commonwealth – the designation ‘Commander-in-Chief’ was omitted from his title).
Lord Tennyson relinquished his position in South Australia in order to take up the appointment of Acting-Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, following the resignation of the 7th Earl of Hopetoun. Lord Tennyson served as Acting-Governor-General from 17 July 1902 to 9 January 1903, from which latter date he was confirmed in the appointment. He continued to serve as Governor-General until 21 January 1904 when he returned to England. Lord Tennyson did not undertake any subsequent governorships, although in March 1903 he indicated his readiness to serve as the Governor-General of Canada, and in November 1905 he was offered the governorship of Madras. In 1901 while still in South Australia, Lord Tennyson was Deputy Governor of the Isle of Wight.
See Biographies at:
http://38.1911encyclopedia.org/T/TE/TENNYSON_ALFRED_TENNYSON_1ST_BARON.htmhttp://www.britainunlimited.com/Biogs/Tennyson.htm
Timeline & descendants at: http://charon.sfsu.edu/Tennyson/TENNCHRON.HTML
1881 Census: 9 Upper Belgrave Street, London, Middlesex
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Alfred TENNYSON Head M Male 71 Somersby, Lincoln, England Poet Laureate ((...))
Emily TENNYSON Wife Female 67 Horncastle, Lincoln, England
Hallam TENNYSON Son U Male 28 Twickenham, Middlesex, England Landowner
Annie ANDREWS Servt U Female 45 Bigby, Lincoln, England Housekeeper Domestic Servt
Herbert GODSELL Servt M Male 32 Kings Pyon, Hereford, England Butler Domestic Servt
Jane PRINGLE Servt W Female 41 Longhurst, Northumberland, England Ladysmaid Domestic Servt
Sophia PAGE Servt M Female 36 Freshwater, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England Cook Domestic Servt
Maria BRENNAN Servt U Female 35 Kilkenny, Ireland Upper Housemaid Domestic Servt
Lucy WILLIAMS Servt U Female 22 Oakford, Dorset, England Kitchen Maid Domestic Servt
Ellen GOULD Servt U Female 16 Freshwater, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England Under Housemaid Domestic Servt
Maurice EDMONDS Servt U Male 18 Footman Domestic Servt
William KRINE Servt U Male 39 Louth, Lincoln, England Odd Man Domestic Servt
Tomasina PRINGLE Visitor U Female 9 London, Middlesex, England
George, being the first son of his father, George Tennyson, should have inherited a large fortune, but after a major disagreement, his father left his estate to his younger son, Charles, who then took the name d'Eyncourt.
George was then forced to lead a humble life as a clergyman. The dispute between him and his wealthy brother caused a bitter family life and led him to drink.
Edward was placed in a mental home in 1833 until his death.
Like his father, Arthur suffered from epileptic fits. He became an alcoholic and was institutionalised for several months in 1843.
Sarah was a sister of Sir John Franklin, an explorer, and Sir Willingham Franklin.
Charles, like his more famous brother Alfred, was also a poet. He was educated at Louth Grammer School; Trinity College, Cambridge (Feb 1828 to 1832). B.A.
After leaving college he became addicted to opium for a number of years.
He changed his surname to Turner as a condition of a large inheritance from his uncle.
1881 Census: 4 Sussex Place, London, Middlesex
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Lionel TENNYSON Head M Male 27 Freshwater, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England 1st Class Clerk India Office B.A.Cambridge
Eleanor B. M. TENNYSON Wife M Female 26 Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Alfred B. S. TENNYSON Son Male 2 Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Charles B. L. TENNYSON Son Male 1 Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Frederick W. HOOD Serv U Male 20 Brighton, Sussex, England Footman
Rhoda MARSH Serv U Female 33 Pulborough, Sussex, England Cook
Margaret BOND Serv U Female 21 St Colombo, Cornwall, England Housemaid
Jane ROUSE Serv U Female 29 Alderminster, Warwick, England Nurse
Amelia C. NEWMAN Serv U Female 27 Mayfair, Middlesex, England Nurse
ABODES:
1901 ..... 70 Elm Pk Rd, Chelsea
Occupation: 1901 Kings Counsel Barrister
1881 Census: Hall House, Hawkhurst, Kent
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Charles BOYLE Head M Male 74 London Queen Annes St, London, Middlesex, England Income From Rents & Dividends
Tangutha BOYLE Wife M Female 56 Florence British Subject
Audrey BOYLE Daur U Female 26 Tillington, Sussex, England
Marion BOWYER Visitor U Female 28 Ockham, Surrey, England
Annie VOUSDEN Ser U Female 16 Hawkhurst, Kent, England Housemaid
Sophie WILLIAMS Ser U Female 21 Oxford, Oxford, England Cook (Dom)
Annie BERKETT Ser U Female 18 Wexham, Buckingham, England Parlour Maid