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When Capt. Thomas Grenville Cholmondeley was born on 4 August 1818, in Vale Royal, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, his father, Thomas Cholmondeley 1st Baron Delamere of Vale Royal, was 50 and his mother, Henrietta Elizabeth Williams-Wynn, was 32. He married Katherine Lucy Sykes on 8 August 1850, in Sledmere, Yorkshire, England.
Note on Husband: Thomas *+ GRENVILLE. It appears that the Grenvflls settled near Bideford, where they are stated to have held knight's fees under the Crown, and also under the honour of Gloucester; and Sir Theobald Grenville in the latter part of the reign of King Edward the Third, was the principal founder and promoter of building the bridge at Bideford ; John Grandison was then Lord Bishop ...
Spouse and Children. Sir Thomas Grenville. 1432–1583 • Male. Children (2) Richard Grenville. 1473–1545 • Female. Katherine Grenville. –1551 • Female.
17 de ago. de 2018 · Grenville Thomas left the Old World as a young mining engineer to become a pioneering prospector and company-builder in the New World, where he made a series of important mineral discoveries and contributed to the advancement of Canada’s fledgling diamond industry. He began his career as a 16-year-old coal miner in his native Wales, moving to ...
Bibliography DNB Barry Taylor, ‘Thomas Grenville and his books’, in 'Libraries within the Library: the origins of the British Library’s printed collections', edited by Giles Mandelbrote and Barry Taylor, 2009, pp.321-40.
When Sir Thomas Grenville II was born about 1453, in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England, his father, Sir Thomas Grenville, was 11451 and his mother, Jane Elizabeth Gorges, was 16. He married Isabella Gilbert about 1469. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 9 daughters.
Thomas Grenville. Thomas Grenville. Flucht von der HMS Proserpine über das Watt (1799) Thomas Grenville PC (* 31. Dezember 1755; † 17. Dezember 1846 in Piccadilly, London) war ein britischer Politiker, Diplomat und Bibliophiler. Von 1806 bis 1807 war er First Lord of the Admiralty .
