History of the Carlile family

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HISTORY OF THE CARLILE FAMILY.
Adelaide Home in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlile
celebrated their golden wedding in 1895, when a souvenir
(illustrated) was issued, giving an account of their descendants
and of some of their ancestors. Mr. Edward Carlile died on
28 October, 1901, at his residence, " Kingsbury," Richmond,
and was buried at Richmond. The east window in Holy Trinity
Church there was presented by the members of his own family in
his memory. His portrait, by W. W. Ouless, r.a. (b. 1848),
and that of his wife, by Percy Bigland, are at Ponsbourne Park,
Herts [Carlile, Edward Hildred]. The armorial bearings of
Mr. Edward Carlile were : — Or, a cross flory gules, on a chief
of the second, a saltire of the first. Mantling : crules doubled or.
Crest : on a wreath of the liveries two dragons' heads, addorsee,
vert, and on an escroll over the same, the motto " Humilitate."
There were twelve children of the marriage, of whom seven survive;
See Carlile, Wilson, Edward Hildred, Julia (of London), Eleanor
Ann, Isobel, Marie Louise, Willoughby, Janette Elizabeth, and
James Victor; Thomas, Margaret; Sturdy, Florence; and Cave,
Beatrice Mary.
The widow died at " Kingsbury," Woking, Surrey, on 28
February, 1908, and was buried at Richmond, Surrey.
Carlile, Edward, of Westgate, the second son of Carlile,
Wilson, was born on 11 April, 1876, and was educated at St.
Paul's School, London, and at Magdalene College, Cambridge,
of which he was a Scholar. He has taken the degree of B.A.
He (with his brother Christopher) carries on a preparatory
school for boys at St. Christopher's, Westgate-on-Sea, Thanet.
On 8 April, 1908, he was married at St. Mary Abbott's Church,