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Note for: Beatrice May Butt, - 29 Jul 1918 Index

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Note for: Thomas Bromhead Butt, 3 Aug 1821 - 6 Aug 1877 Index

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Lt. Colonel Butt served in the Indian campaign of 1858-59, including the siege and capture of Lucknow, in command of the 79th Highlanders (Cameron Highlanders) from November 1858 to January 1859

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Note for: Frederick Allhusen, 3 Jun 1838 - 11 Jul 1866 Index

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Capt 15th Reg't

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Note for: Mary Susan Elizabeth Stewart Mackenzie, ABT 1845 - 25 Jan 1931 Index

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President of the Probate, Divorce & Admiralty Division of the High Court

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Note for: Gervas Clifton Nevile, 30 Sep 1883 - DECEASED Index

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1891 census of England:
Living in Claybrooke, Leicester with Caroline Nevile. age 7, b. Shillingthorpe, Lincs.

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Note for: George Neville, - Index

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In the same year (1604) he bought from William Thorold of Blankney property described as the
manor of Haddington and three farms, one cottage with croft, and a
close called the Wonge. This George Nevile, however, seems to have
died without issue and his lands passed to his nephew and namesake,
a younger son of his eldder brother John Nevile, of West Burton and Grove.

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Note for: Katharine Ingram, - 1715 Index

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T’o his wife, Dame
Katherine, he left Aubourn manor house with gardens and closes, and his house at Harmston for her life, if she wished to live at one of them
for the most part. She was also to have the furnishings and goods in
both, with certain exceptions. Katherine lived on at Aubourn until her
death in 1715. Her will and inventory provide a very detailed picture of
the rooms and furnishings of the Aubourn house (L.C.C. 171512; Stow
Admon. 239). Aubourn now ceased to be the main seat of the Lincolnshire
Neviles until the present century.

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Note for: William Fitzwilliam, - Index

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Other enclosed grounds in Thurlby he (Sir Christopher Nevile) gave to his nephew William Fitz-
William, son of his late sister Mary.

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Note for: Nevile King, - Index

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Lands in Bassingham, Thurlby,
Harmston, Thorpe, and South Hykeham he (Sir Christopher Nevile) left to trustees who from the
rents and profits were to raise portions for his three sisters, Anne, Judith,
and Bridget; but when his nephew, Nevile King, son of his sister Bridget,
came of age, he was to have the inheritance.

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Note for: James Monteith, 1781 - Index

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1841 census of England:

Living on Oxford Road, Mistley, Essex;
James Monteith age 60(? Occupation: Ind
Ann Monteith age 65
Sarah Monteith age 25
Caroline Monteith age 20
Sarah Chartran age 15
Ann Farrow age 7