The peerage, baronetage, and knightage of the British Empire : for 1882 (1883)
Foster, Joseph, 1844-1905 · Westminster [London, Eng.] : Nichols and Sons · leaf 194
1828, having m. May, 1827, to RiceLewis, Esq. of Nenagh, Tipperary, and had issue.[7] Elizabeth, d. 16 Jan. 1834, having m. Oct. 1831, to JamesGarnett, Esq. of Bingley, co. York. SIR FRANCIS CROSSLEY, M.P. Halifax 1852,59, and N.w.Riding Yorkshire 1859/72; was created a BARONET 23Jan. 1863; b. 26… … GORDON-CUM-MING, SirWilliam Gordon,of Altyre and Gor-donstown, co. Elgin(1804, U.K.), D.L. capt. and lieut.-col.Scots guards, servedwith 24:th regt. inZulu war 1879; s. his father as 4th Barouet in 1866; b. 20 Jrdy, 1848; heir presumptive, his brother Alastair. Arms—Quarterly 1st and 4th Az. three…
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