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Hace 4 días · Jersey, George (Child Villiers) 5th Earl of Lord Chamberlain 8 Aug. 1830 (HO 38/28, p. 214). Res. 22 Nov. 1830 (LC 3/69, p. 150). Lord Chamberlain 15 Dec. 1834 (HO 38/32, p. 163).
Hace 4 días · She married George Child Villiers, 6th Earl of Jersey, on 12 July 1841. They had five children. He died in 1859, and she married her second husband, Charles Brandling, on 12 September 1865.
Hace 5 días · Sarah Fane, one of the great heiresses of her day, married George Villiers, later Child-Villiers, Earl of Jersey (d. 1859). She retained Alkerton until her death in 1867 and was succeeded by her grandson Victor Child-Villiers, Earl of Jersey (d. 1915).
Hace 4 días · George I had three illegitimate daughters with his long-term mistress Melusine von der Schulenburg before he became king but they were never openly acknowledged as his children. Instead, they were officially acknowledged by two of Melusine’s sisters and their husbands.
Hace 3 días · In 1808 the duke sold it to George Villiers, Earl of Jersey, for £51,000. (fn. 85) The manor then followed the descent of the Earldom of Jersey. (fn. 86) Manorial rights finally lapsed when the Jersey estates in Chesterton were split up and sold in 1920–1.
Hace 4 días · A celebrity in his lifetime and one of the most audacious rogues in history, Irishman Thomas Blood was a self-styled colonel who was born around 1618 and raised in County Meath. The son of wealthy blacksmith and grandson of a Member of the Irish Parliament who resided in Kilnaboy Castle, County Clare, Blood seemed destined for a bright future.
Hace 5 días · Capon, William Child of the Chapel Royal voice changed by 11 Nov. 1779 (LC 5/30). Cappel, Lewis Child of the Chapel Royal voice changed by 28 May 1747 (LC 5/22, p. 290). Capper, Christopher Purveyor and Granitor of Oats and Beans 29 Sept. 1714 (LS 13/200, f. 25v). Ev. vac. 11 June 1727 on d. of George I.
