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| Subject: | Question about William Courtenay |
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| Date: | Sun, 08 Sep 2013 16:48:23 -0300 |
| From: | Susan Maddin |
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My name is Susan Maddin and I was recently given a copy of some family history
that was being pieced together by my father. It's in a bit of a mess and I am trying to figure some things out. Hoping you can help. I have been looking at my Paternal Grandmothers family and if I understand what has been given to me correctly it appears that my 7x Great grandfather would be William Courtenay 2 viscount 8th Earl of Devon. I am not sure what all that means however I believe my linage is from his illegitimate daughter Mary Anne Vane ( at least I was told she was illegitimate) My 6x great grandparents are Louis Chevalier and Mary Anne Vane-Courtenay. This side of the family seems to have very strong ties to Quebec, Canada. I'm not even sure I am counting the greats right to be honest and don't even know what I am even asking but does this make sense? The source for a lot of this info is not listed and again I apologize as I don't really understand what I am looking at or even for at this point. I am very new at this. Other names in this lineage are Antel (or Antell ) Chaulker ( or Chalker) Keats Kendall My grandmother was a Strickland ( her mother was a Chevalier) She married a Maddin. Hope you can help and if you need any further info please let me know.
Susan Sent from my iPhone
http://www.wringtonsomerset.org.uk/archive/personalquest/vane%207.html
ReplyDeleteSans savoir i ces informations peuvent être utiles, je les mets à la disposition
ReplyDeleteWilliam Courtenay, 2e vicomte Courtenay
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Guillaume, deuxième vicomte de Courtenay, par Gilbert Stuart
Le château de Powderham, siège de la famille Courtenay
William Courtenay (30 octobre 1742 - 14 octobre 1788) est le fils aîné de William Courtenay, 7e comte de jure de Devon, et de Lady Frances Finch.
Il succéda au titre de 4e baronnet Courtenay, 2e vicomte Courtenay de Powderham Castle et 8e comte de Devon (créé vers 1553) le 16 mai 1762 à la mort de son père.
Famille
Sa femme Frances est incluse dans le mémorial de la famille Clack à Crowmarsh Gifford
Il épousa Lady Frances Clack (décédée le 25 mars 1782) le 7 mai 1762, avec qui il eut les enfants suivants.
Frances Courtenay (née en janvier 1763) épousa Sir John Honywood, 4e baronnet, le 13 juin 1788.
Charlotte Courtenay (née le 14 février 1764) épousa Thomas Giffard.
Isabella Courtenay (20 juin 1765 - 5 mars 1783) meurt dans l’incendie de ses vêtements
Elizabeth Courtenay (2 septembre 1766 - 11 septembre 1815) épousa Lord Charles Henry Somerset en juin 1788.
William Courtenay, 9e comte de Devon (30 juillet 1768 - 26 mai 1835)
Lucy Courtenay (13 juin 1770 - 27 janvier 1822) épousa John Vaughan, 3e comte de Lisburne, le 2 août 1798.
Harriet Courtenay (7 septembre 1771 - 14 avril 1826) épousa George Thynne, 2e baron Carteret, le 9 mai 1797.
Anne Courtenay (2 juillet 1774 - 6 janvier 1835) épousa George Annesley, 2e comte de Mountnorris, le 3 septembre 1790.
Caroline-Eustatia Courtenay (née le 26 mars 1775) épousa le colonel Charles Morland le 14 juin 1812.
Matilda-Jane Courtenay (née le 6 juillet 1778) épousa John Lock.
Sophia Courtenay (née le 25 janvier 1780) épousa le lieutenant-colonel Nathaniel Foy en décembre 1804.
Louisa Augusta Courtenay (décédée le 8 février 1825) épousa lord Edward Somerset le 17 octobre 1805.
Et un enfant illégitime. La mère de cet enfant est inconnue, tout ce que l’on sait, c’est que l’enfant portait le nom de famille « Vane » et qu’elle était « apparentée » à Sir Henry Vane le Jeune qui est mort de décapitation en 1662 plus de cent ans plus tôt].
Mary Ann Vane (26 février 1784 – v. 1848-1852) épousa Louis Chevalier, seigneur de Saint-Paul de Québec, vers 1799. Ils eurent trois enfants, Mary Sophia Chevalier, Philip David Chevalier et Mary Anne Chevalier.
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ReplyDeleteWilliam, Second Viscount of Courtenay, by Gilbert Stuart
Powderham Castle, the seat of the Courtenay family
William Courtenay (30 October 1742 – 14 October 1788) was the eldest son of William Courtenay, 7th Earl de jure of Devon, and Lady Frances Finch.
He succeeded to the title of 4th Baronet Courtenay, 2nd Viscount Courtenay of Powderham Castle and 8th Earl of Devon (created c. 1553) on 16 May 1762 on his father's death.
Family
His wife Frances is included in the Clack family memorial at Crowmarsh Gifford. He married Lady Frances Clack (d. 25 March 1782) on 7 May 1762, with whom he had the following children.
Frances Courtenay (b. January 1763) married Sir John Honywood, 4th Baronet, on 13 June 1788.
Charlotte Courtenay (born February 14, 1764) married Thomas Giffard.
Isabella Courtenay (June 20, 1765 – March 5, 1783) died in a burning of her clothes
Elizabeth Courtenay (2 September 1766 – 11 September 1815) married Lord Charles Henry Somerset in June 1788.
William Courtenay, 9th Earl of Devon (30 July 1768 – 26 May 1835)
Lucy Courtenay (13 June 1770 – 27 January 1822) married John Vaughan, 3rd Earl of Lisburne, on 2 August 1798.
Harriet Courtenay (7 September 1771 – 14 April 1826) married George Thynne, 2nd Baron Carteret, on 9 May 1797.
Anne Courtenay (2 July 1774 – 6 January 1835) married George Annesley, 2nd Earl of Mountnorris, on 3 September 1790.
Caroline-Eustatia Courtenay (born March 26, 1775) married Colonel Charles Morland on June 14, 1812.
Matilda-Jane Courtenay (b. 6 July 1778) married John Lock.
Sophia Courtenay (born January 25, 1780) married Lieutenant-Colonel Nathaniel Foy in December 1804.
Louisa Augusta Courtenay (d. 8 February 1825) married Lord Edward Somerset 17 October 1805.
And an illegitimate child. The mother of this child is unknown, all that was known was that the child had the surname "Vane" and that she was "related" to Sir Henry Vane the Younger who died of beheading in 1662 more than a hundred years earlier].
Mary Ann Vane (February 26, 1784 – c. 1848-1852) married Louis Chevalier, seigneur of Saint-Paul de Québec, about 1799. They had three children, Mary Sophia Chevalier, Philip David Chevalier and Mary Anne Chevalier.
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