wife, daughter of Christopher Wilson, Thomas LEIR, esq. of Weston, b. 17th lord bishop of Bristol, and has two October, 1765, s. his father in the estates of sons and seven daughters, viz. Wil Jaggards, Weston, and Whitby, in 1812, liam-Marriott, M.A.; Charles-Mar- and was in the commission of the peace for riott, B.A.; Harriett-Mary, wife of Somersetshire. He m. Jane, daughter of George Augustus Woodforde, esq.; the Rev. John Jekyll, D.D. vicar of EverElizabeth ; Charlotte; Marianne; So- creech, and precentor of St. David's cathephia, m. to Captain Charles Dawe; dral, by his wife, the daughter of Nathaniel

Emma; Frances; and Hester. Webb, esq. of Roundhill House, Somersetiv. Paul, b. 9th June, 1770, succeeded shire, and left two sons, and four daughters,

his father in the living of Charlton viz. THOMAS-Macie, his heir; John-Macie; Musgrove in 1812: m. Fanny, widow Jane-Elizabeth ; Mary, wife of the Rev. Edof William-Morton Pleydell, esq. of ward Wilkins; Anne; and Helen. Mr. Whatcombe, Dorset, and daughter Leir died 9th May, 1836, and was s. by his of William Freke, esq. of Hanning- son, the present Thomas-Macie LEIR, esq. ton House, Wilts.

of Jaggard's House. v. Richard, b. 17th January, 1772, barrister-at-law.

Arms—Az, a fess raguly between three vj. Charles, b. in 1779, d. s. p.

unicorns' heads, erased or. 1. Mary, b. in 1773.

Crest-A demi-unicorn rampant, having 11. Maria, b. in 1775.

all d. s.p.

between his legs a staff raguly. III. Elizabeth, b. in 1777.

Estates--In Wiltshire and Somerset. The eldest son,

Seat-Jaggard's House, Wilts.

}

KNOX, OF RAPPA CASTLE.

KNOX, ANNESLEY-GORE, esq. of Rappa Castle, in the county of Mayo, m. 28th

July, 1793, Harriette, sister of Sir Ross Mahon, bart.
of Castlegar, in the county of Galway, and has had issue,

Francis, d. in March, 1810, aged sixteen.
Annesley, a magistrate, and deputy-lieutenant for Mayo,

and high sheriff in 1829: m. in October, 1833, Miss

Elizabeth Knox.
St. George-Henry, in holy orders, m. in December, 1836,

Miss Anne C. St. George.
James-Annesley, a magistrate for Mayo, m. 28th March,

1833, Mary-Mina, daughter of Henry-William Knox,

esq. of Netley Park.
Jobp.
Henry-Augustus.
Francis-William.
Anne-Elizabeth.
Maria.
Hariette, m. in April, 1833, to James-Knox Gore, esq.
Jane.

Emily. Mr. Knox, who succeeded his father in March, 1813, is a magistrate for the counties of Mayo and Sligo, and served the office of sheriff for the former in 1825.

Lineage. William Knox, esq. of Lifford in the thur Wallace, of Dublin, merchant), three county of Donegal, of ancient Scottish de- sons, scent, m. a lady named Campbell, and by John (Sir), knight, who settled in Dubher, who wedded secondly in 1655, Ed. lin, and became sheriff of that city in monston of Foghill, left at his decease in 1675, and lord mayor in 1685-6. 1650, (with three daughters, the eldest Anne, During his mayoralty, he received wife of Thomas Kirkwood ; the second, of the honour of knighthood, in the caAlexander Rogers ; and the third, of Ar

thedral of Christchurch, from Henry

Earl of Clarendon, lord-lieutenant of Thomas, d. unm. v. p.
Ireland. He had a grant by privy JAMES, of Moyne, b. 22nd July, 1724 ;
seal, dated at Whitehall, 23rd Octo high sheriff of Mayo, m. Dorothea,
ber, 1685, confirmed afterwards by second daughter of Peter Rutledge,
another, dated at Dublin, 29th Dec. esq. of Cornfield, in that county, and
in the same year, giving him the ex died in 1806, having had issue,
clusive right of a copper coinage for

FRANcis, of Moyne, b. in 1754, asthe kingdom of Ireland for twenty

sistant-barrister for the county one years. He m. Hannah, sister of

of Sligo, and king's-counsel. Colonel Roger Moore, or O’Moore,

In 1797, he represented Philipsof Johnstown, in the county of Kil

town in parliament. He d. unm. dare, M.P. for Philipstown and for

12th April, 1821, and was buried Mullingar in 1692, and 1695. Sir

in Moyne Abbey. John d. s. p. 3rd November, 1687, and

John, of Summer Hill, Dublin, was buried in the chancel of St. Au

m. Sarah, daughter of Daniel deons Church, Dublin.

Graham, esq. of the county of WILLIAM, of whose descendants we

Mayo, and has issue. have to treat.

William, captain in the East InThe second son,

dia Company's service, d. aged WILLIAM Knox, esq. of Castlerea, in the

nineteen. county of Mayo, b. in 1630, whose name ap

James, captain 51st foot, died at pears to the loyal addresses from that county

Armagh. to CHARLES II. in 1682, and 1683, m. first,

Elizabeth, m. to Dowell O'Reilly, Mary, daughter of Francis Palmer, esq. of

esq. of the Heath, in the Queen's Farrow, and had by her,

county. 1. FRANCIS, of Moyne, in Mayo, his

Dorothea, d. unmarried in August, heir.

1807.
II. ARTHUR, ancestor of the present

Mary-Anne.
John Knox, esq. of Castlerea.

Charity.
He wedded secondly, the daughter and heir Francis, of whom presently.
of Crofton, of Rappa Castle, and had by that

Sarah, wife of Francis Blake, esq. lady, two sons and a daughter, viz.

Dorothy, b. 15th November, 1729, ma
William, of Dublin, clerk of the crown to Thomas Rutledge, esq. of Killala.

for the counties of Mayo, Sligo, Ros Ellinor, b. 22nd November, 1730, died.
common and Leitrim, and for the
town of Galway. He m. (licence Mary-Anne, b. 3rd May, 1728, d. unm.
dated in 1733), Mary, daughter of

1800.
Henry Osborne, esq. of Dardistown, Francis Knox, whose will dated 28th Feb-
in Meath, and had issue,
John.

ruary, 1729, was proved 16th February, William, who m. Mary, daughter lala. His third son,

1731, died in 1730, and lies buried at Kilof Gillespie M'Donald, of Dublin.

Francis Knox, esq. b. 16th July, 1726,

settled at Rappa Castle, in Mayo, of which Jane.

county, as well as of Sligo, he served as Lucy, m. to Francis Darcy, esq. of high 'sheriff

. He m. 25th March, 1761, Loftus Hall, in the county of Mary, fourth daughter and co-heir of An

Dublin.
Mary, m. to William Ryves, esq. Arthur first Earl of Arran, and by her, who

nesley Gore, esq. of Belleck, brother of of the county of Wicklow.

died 31st October, 1818, had issue,
John.
Mary, m. in 1705, to Thomas Bell, esq.

ANNESLEY-GORE, of Rappa Castle, his alderman of Dublin, and lord mayor

heir. in 1702.

Francis, a magistrate for the county of William Knox, whose will dated 30th July, Mayo, d. unm. in 1803. 1705, was proved 20th November, 1707, James. (See Knox GORE, p. 582.) was buried in the chancel of St. Audeons, Henry-William, of Netley Park. (See Dublin, near his brother Sir John. His

KNOX of NetleY PARK, p. 583.) eldest son,

Arthur of Bushfield, in Mayo, b. in Francis Knox, esq. of Moyne, in Mayo, 1785, m. Barbara, only daughter of served as sheriff of that county in 1718. Joseph Lambert, esq. of Brook hill, He m. Dorothy, fourth daughter and co-heir and had issue. of Maurice Annesley, esq. of Little Rath, in John, of Greenwood Park, in Mayo, Kildare, nephew of Arthur first Earl of An

b. 3rd November, 1786, m. Jane, glesea, and had, by her

daughter of Samuel Handy, esq.

unm.

Eleanor-Anne, m. 24th December, Charity, m. 23rd May, 1815, to William 1786, to John Knox, esq. of Castle

Orme, esq. of Glenmore. rea, and had issue.

Mr. Knox, died in 1813, and was s. by his Dorothea-Henrietta, m. 16th October, eldest son, the present Annesley-GORE

1787, to Henry Bruen, esq. M.P. of Knox, esq. of Rappa Castle.
Oak Park, in the county of Carlow,
lieut-colonel in the army.

Arms—Gu. a falcon, wings expanded, Elizabeth, m. 28th August, 1787, to within a bordure, engrailed or, on a canton

Robert Rutledge, esq. of Bloomfield, of the same a fesse chequy, arg. and az.

in Mayo, M.P. for Duleck, in 1797. Crest—A falcon, close, on a perch, all Mary, m. to William Handy esq. of ppr. Beacca Castle.

Estates-In the counties of Sligo, Mayo, Anne, m. 14th November, 1803, to An- and Galway.

thony Gildea, esq. of Port Royal, in Seat-Rappa Castle, county of Mayo. Mayo.

KNOX-GORE, OF BELLECK ABBEY.

GORE-KNOX, FRANCIS-ARTHUR, esq. of Belleck Abbey, in the county of

Mayo, lieutenant-colonel of the North Mayo Militia, b.
23rd June, 1803, m. 4th August, 1829, Sarah, daughter
of Charles-Nesbitt Knox, esq. of Castle Lacken in the
same shire, and has issue,

CHARLES-JAMES, b. 20th September, 1832.
Jane-Louisa.

Matilda.
Colonel Knox-Gore, who is lord-lieutenant of the county
of Sligo, and in the commission of the peace for that co.
and for Mayo, succeeded to the estates of his great-grand-
father, Annesley Gore, esq. brother to the first Earl of Ar-
ran, on the demise in February, 1821, of the Right Hon.
Henry King, who had a life interest in the property.

Lineage. JAMES Knox, esq. b. 25th March, 1774, Knox, esq. of Mount Falcon, in the third son of Francis Knox, esq. of Rappa county of Mayo. Castle, in the county of Mayo, was called Louisa-Maria, m. to Captain Cuff, of to the bar in 1797, and returned by the bo Diel Castle, county of Mayo. rough of Taghmon to the last Irish Parlia Eleanor-Adelaide, m. to Major Gardiment. He settled at Broadlands Park in ner, of Farea Hill, county of Mayo. Mayo, and became a magistrate in 1803, Charlotte-Catharine. and deputy-governor of that county. In Mr. Knox-Gore, who was ranger of the 1813, he assumed by sign manual, in Curragh of Kildare, died 21st October, compliance with the will of his maternal 1818, and was s. by his eldest son, the pregrandfather, Annesley Gore, esq. the sur sent FRANCIS-ARTHUR Knox-Gore, esq. of name and arms of Gore, in addition to those Belleck Abbey. of Knox.. He m. 19th January, 1800, Lady Maria-Louisa Gore, eldest daughter of Ar Arms—1st and 4th gu. a fesse between thur Saunders, second Earl of Arran, by three crosses crosslet or, for GORE; 2nd Anna, his second wife, daughter of the Rev. and 3rd gu. a falcon, wings expanded withBoleyn Knight, of Ottley, in Yorkshire, in a bordure engr. or, on a canton of the and had issue,

same, a fesse chequy arg. and az. for Knox. FRANCIS-ARTHUR, his heir.

Crests—lst a wolf saliant arg. collared gu. James, who m. in April, 1833, Har- for Gore, 2nd a falcon close, on a perch, ppr.

riette, daughter of Annesley Gore- for Knox.
Knox, esg. of Rappa Castle.

Motto- In loc Signo Vinces.
Henry-William.

Estates-In the counties of Sligo, and Annesley.

Mayo. George-Edward.

Seat-Belleck Abbey, county of Mayo. Anna-Maria, m. to John-Frederick

KNOX, OF NETLEY PARK.

KNOX, HENRY-WILLIAM, esq, of Netley Park, in the county of Mayo, b. 9th December, 1809, m. 7th December, 1835, Isabella-Antoinette, youngest daughter of John Peel, esq. of Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire.

Mr. Knox, who succeeded his father in October, 1816, is a magistrate and deputylieutenant for Mayo, and captain of the North Mayo Militia.

Lineage. Henry William Knox, esq. of Netley Harriette. Park, in the county of Mayo, (fourth son of Eleanor. Francis Knox, esq. of Rappa Castle), cap- Mr. Knox, died at Honfleur in Normandy, tain 6th Dragoon Guards, served as high 6th October, 1816, and was s. by his son the sheriff for Mayo in 1810. He m. Jane, el present Henry-WILLIAM Knox, esq. of dest daughter of the Rev. William Rogers, Netley Park. D.D. of Kells, in Meath, and had issue, Henry-William, his heir.

Arms, Crest, &c.—As Knox of Rappa
William.

Castle.
Annesley-Gore.

Estates-In Mayo.
Mary-Mina, m. to James Knox, esq. Seat-Netley Park, Mayo.

MARRIOTT, OF AVONBANK.

MARRIOTT, WILSON-TREVES, esq. 6. 27th February, 1812, an officer in the 6th regiment of the Hon. E. I. company's native cavalry, in the Bombay Presidency, succeeded his father Major-general Randolph Marriott, who d. at Paris, 9th March, 1821.

Lineage.

From them several families have emanated and settled in Yorkshire, Leicestershire, and Kent.

The Yorkshire branch was founded by

AUGUSTINE MARRIOTT, who m. 5th November, 1689, Sarah, daughter of Peter Tooke, esq. a merchant at Constantinople, and left issue, seven children, of whom

The Rev. RANDOLPH MARRIOTT, D.D. his heir, became rector of Darfield in Yorkshire. He m. 26th October, 1731, Lady Diana Fielding, daughter of Basil and Hester, fourth Earl and Countess of Denbigh, and had fourteen children,

1. Charles, b. 1733, d. s. p.
11. James, b. 1735, d. s. p.
III. RANDOLPH, b. 18th June, 1736, of

whom presently.
iv. Thomas, b. 1737, m. Anne, daugh-

ter of Sir Thomas Cave, baronet, of

Leicestershire, and d. s. p.
V. John, b. 1739, and m. Margaret Gaw-

This family traditionally derives its patronymic from the town of Marriott in Normandy, whence three brothers Rudolphus, Augustin, and Gulielmus, are stated to have accompanied the Conqueror to England.

therne, of Nottingham, by whom he of Peter Du Cane, esq. of Horsham, had issue.

Sussex, and d. s. p. vi. William, b. 1744, m. Jane, daughter vi. Charles, b. 1781, major in the Hon. of — Capper, esq. of Redland, near

E. I.C.'s service, m. first, Anne, dau. Bristol, and left issue.

of the Rev. Mr. Harris, and niece of 1. Mary, b. 1732, m. to Captain John

General Lord Harris ; and secondly, Marriott, R.N.

Catherine, daughter of George Grif11. Frances, b. 1734, d. s. p.

fin, esq. of Newton House, Mon

mouthshire. III. Sarah, b. 1738, m. to the Rev. Har

1. Frances, b. in 1774, d. s.p. vey Spragg, rector of Pulborough,

II. Anne, b. in 1778, m. to Major YeoEssex, and d. s. p.

man of Whitby, and d. s. p.
iv. Diana, d. 1740, m. Captain William

III. Diana, b. 1780, d. s. p.
Tucker, R.N. and left one son,

iv. Harriott, b. in 1782, m. the Rev. Allen, b. 1769, d. s. p. 1816.

William Leir, rector of Ditcheat, v. Elizabeth, b. 1741, d.

p.

Somerset, and has two sons, and vi. Hester, b. 1743, m. the Rev. Ro

seven daughters.
bert Deane, rector of Berwick in v. Charlotte, b. 1783, d. s. p.
Elmet, Yorkshire, and d s.p.

vi. Elizabeth-Hester, b. 1785, m. Brivii. Anne, b. 1745, d. s. p.

gadier-general Morrison, C.B. coloviui. Charlotte, b. 1747, d. s. p.

nel of the 44th regiment of foot, The third son,

which he accompanied to India, where

he had an important command in the RANDOLPH Marriott, entered into the Burmese war. His health becoming Hon. E.I.C.'s civil service, butsubsequently undermined by his great exertions adopted the military profession, and served

and arduous duties, he embarked to under Lord Clive at the battle of Plassy,

return to England, but died on the &c. Having acquired fame and fortune he

passage. returned to England, and m. Elizabeth,

vii. Jemima, b. 1786, d. s. p. second daughter of Christopher Wilson, lord bishop of Bristol, by Anne, his wife, The eldest son,

VIII. Georgina, b. 1790, d. s. p. daughter of Dr. Edmund Gibson, lord

RANDOLPH MARRIOTT, esq. b. in 1770, a bishop of London, and had fourteen chil-major-general in the army, m. Emma, dau. dren, viz.

of Peregrine Treves, esq. postmaster-gene1. RANDOLPH, his beir.

ral of Bengal, and had issue,
II. Christopher, b. 1772, barrister-at WILSON-TReves, his heir.
law, d. s.p.

Emma.
III. Thomas, b. 1773; lieutenant-gene Julia-Frances.

ral, and colonel of the 6th regiment General Marriott d. 9th March, 1821, and
of native infantry, in the Hon. E. I. was s. by his son the present Wilson-Treves
C.'s service ; m. Apne, third daughter MARRIOTT, esq.
of Sir John Beckett, baronet, of Arms—Barry of six, or and sa.
Meanwood Park, Yorkshire, and Crest— A talbot statant ppr. chained or.
has four sons and three daughters.

Motto-Virtute et fide.
iv. George, b. 1776, commander in the Estates-Worcestershire, Leicestershire,
navy, lost in the Lady Duncan, 1800, | Monmouthshire, and Herefordshire.

Seats-Avonbank near Pershore, Worv. Richard, b. 1777, captain in the E. cestershire, Newton House, near Monmouth,

1. C. service, m. Charlotte, daughter and Sellers Brook, Herefordshire.

d. s.p.

MACLEOD, OF RASAY.

MACLEOD, JOHN, esq. of Rasay, North Britain, b. 27th March, 1806; m. Ist September, 1835, Mary, only child of Major-General Sir Donald Macleod, K.C.B. of the H. E. I. C. S. and has a daughter,

Mary-Julia-Hastings. Macleod of Rasay, “ Chief of the Macleods Siol Torquil,” succeeded his father in October, 1823.