Genealogical account of the family of Edmonstone of Duntreath

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whom he had four sons and three daughters ; fourth, Edward Christopher, married Lady
Mary Pierrepont, daughter of Charles, second Earl Manvers, by whom he has issue ; fifth,
Charles, married Margaret, daughter of the Hon. Sir Edward Cust ; sixth, Charlotte.
2. Thomas, second son of William Egerton, took the family name of Tatton, and
married Emma, daughter of the Hon. John Grey, son of Harry, fourth Earl of Stamford,
by whom he had a son and six daughters.
3. Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William Egerton, married, first, Sir Mark Master-
man Sykes of Sledmere, Baronet, and secondly, Stratford Dugdale of Merevale, War-
wickshire, Esq.
V. Frances Alicia, married Antony Hardolph Eyre, Esq. of Grove Notts, by whom
she had one son, Gervase, killed at the battle of Barossa in 181 1, and three daughters :
first, Mary Letitia, married Charles, second Earl Manvers, by whom she had Charles,
Viscount Newark, married Emily, daughter of Edward, Lord Hatherton, died 1849 ;
Sydney Herbert, Viscount Newark, and two daughters, Mary, married Edward C.
Egerton, Esq., and Annora ; second, Frances Julia, married Granville, son of the
Hon. Edward Vernon Harcourt, Archbishop of York, by whom she had five sons, and
a daughter married to Humphrey St. John Mildmay ; third, Henrietta married, first, John
Eyre, Esq., and second, Henry Gaily, Knight, Esq. of Langold, Notts.
VI. Sybylla, married William Ffarrington, Esq. of Shaw Hall, Lancashire, by whom
she had two daughters : Sybylla, wife of S. Scarisbrick, Esq., of Scarisbrick, Lancashire,
and Frances.
VII. Emma, married Charles Edmonstone, Esq., afterwards Sir Charles Edmon-
stone, Baronet.
VIII. Elizabeth, married Rev. William Barnet, Rector of Richmond, Yorkshire, and
afterwards of Brixton, Deverill, Wilts.
Note 61, Page 56.
The Hothams are lineally descended from Sir John de Trehouse, who obtained from
the Conqueror the Manor of Hotham in Yorkshire, whence the family took the name.
Sir Beaumont, seventh Baronet, had five sons : first, Sir Charles, second, Sir John, Bishop
of Clogherin Ireland; third, William, first Lord Hotham; fourth, Beaumont, second Lord
Hotham ; fifth, George.
Beaumont, one of the Barons of the Exchequer, succeeded to the Irish Peerage and
Baronetcy on the death of his brother William. He married Susanna, daughter of Sir
Thomas Hankey, Knight, and widow of James Norman, Esq., by whom he had —
1. Beaumont, died before his father married Philadelphia, daughter of Sir
John Dyke, Bart., of Lullingstone Castle, Kent, by whom he had Beaumont, third
Lord Hotham. George Frederick married Lady Susan O'Brien, daughter of William,
second Marquis of Thomond, by whom he has issue ; and Frances Philadelphia died
unmarried.