 1792 - 1873 (81 years)
Has more than 100 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
 1759 - 1794 (35 years)
| Birth |
1759 |
| Died |
Betw 15 Jan 1794 and 19 Mar 1794 |
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| Father |
Thomas Fuller, c. ca 1730, Christ Church Cork |
| Mother |
Ann Purcell, b. 1736 |
| Married |
1757 |
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| Family |
Elizabeth Gun |
| Married |
1783 |
| Children |
| | 1. Sara Fuller-Harnett, b. 1792 |
| + | 2. Thomas Fuller-Harnett, b. 1793 |
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- 1812
| Died |
09 Jun 1812 |
Cork, County Cork, Ireland  |
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| Father |
William Townsend Gun, b. Rattoo House, Drommartin 102, Listowel, Kerry |
| Mother |
Sarah Stoughton |
| Married |
07 Dec 1765 |
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| Family 1 |
James Fuller-Harnett, b. 1759 |
| Married |
1783 |
| Children |
| | 1. Sara Fuller-Harnett, b. 1792 |
| + | 2. Thomas Fuller-Harnett, b. 1793 |
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| Family 2 |
William Carrique Ponsonby, b. 1770, Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
| Children |
| | 1. Richard Carrique Ponsonby, b. Jun 1795 |
| | 2. William Ponsonby |
| + | 3. Capt. Thomas Carrique Ponsonby, b. 12 Dec 1800 |
| + | 4. Anne Ponsonby |
| | 5. NN Ponsonby |
| | 6. George Ponsonby, b. 1810-1811 |
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1793 - 1820 (27 years)
| Birth |
1793 |
| Died |
5 Dec 1820 |
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| Father |
James Fuller-Harnett, b. 1759 |
| Mother |
Elizabeth Gun |
| Married |
1783 |
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| Family |
Elizabeth Wilkes |
| Married |
1809 |
Cork and Ross |
| Children |
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1776 - 1811 (35 years)
| Birth |
20 Apr 1776 |
35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
| Christened |
21 May 1776 |
St. Olave, Hart Str., London, Middlesex, England |
| Died |
24 Dec 1811 |
Thorsminde, DK |
| Buried |
Dead Men's Dunes, Thorsminde, DK |
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| Father |
Daniel Guion, b. 1 Dec 1741 |
| Mother |
Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741 |
| Married |
1774 |
St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England |
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| Family |
Sara Fuller-Harnett, b. 1792 |
| Married |
1809 |
Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
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| Name |
Sara Fuller-Harnett |
Relationship | with Francis Fox
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| Born |
1792 |
| Gender |
Female |
| Address |
1794 |
Aghamore, Kerry |
| Address |
1796 |
Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
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| Address |
1809 |
Tarbert, Ireland |
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- Place where Sara possibly met Daniel Guion
Richard Ponsonby brother of the 2nd husband of Sara's mother was head of customs in this place.
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| Address |
1810 |
Wood Cottage, Mylor, Cornwall, England |
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- After her marriage to Daniel and after he left for the Baltic sea Sara will most likely have joined Daniels mother at Wood cottage
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| Address |
May 1822 - Aug 1822 |
Pisa, It |
| Palazzo Lanfranchi, Byron's home in Pisa |
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| Address |
1861 |
5 Rotunda Terrace, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire |
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| Address |
19 Apr 1866 |
9 Atlantic Terrace, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England |
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| Address |
1868 |
Cheltenham, Gloucester, England |
| Letter of 24 Apr 1868 |
| Address |
1871 |
1 Glentworth, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England |
| Glentworth Court, Knightstone Road ??? |
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| Died |
16 Jun 1873 |
Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England |
- Sara Guion, widow, late of Southampton, died at Weston super Mare, Somerset 16 June 1873, leaving a will proved by Charles Pooley, surgeon, valuated at £12,000. He proved it as soon as 3 July, but there is a memo that a decree for a will dated 11 Nov 1867 was made after an action at law, Lloyd versus Pooley
Mr. Lloyd (George Lloyd Ponsonby) is called "nephew" by Sara (son of her halfsister Anne Ponsonby) in her Last Will made 1867
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| Association |
Sarah Guion Payne (Relationship: godmother - daughter) |
| Person ID |
I10317 |
Geneagraphie |
| Last Modified |
26 Apr 2016 |
| Family |
Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion, b. 20 Apr 1776, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England , d. 24 Dec 1811, Thorsminde, DK (Age 35 years) |
| Married |
1809 |
Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
- Captain Henry (must be Daniel) was cruising off Ireland near the Ponsonby's home. He fell in love with Miss Sally who was a beautiful girl, but was called on account of her frightful temper the beautiful fiend. She was married in her father's library (against her parent's desire who nevertheless consented) and went off with him directly. She was only seventeen when he left her on Xmas Eve in the admiral ship for the Baltic where he was frozen to death.
By Alphons Albers, dictated by his mother Emily Fox, gdaughter of Gardiner Henry Guion, brother of Daniel
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| Address |
1809 |
Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
| Crotto (or Crotta), Kilflyn par (also spelt Kilflynn), between Tralee and Listowel, Co.Kerry |
| Last Modified |
22 Nov 2011 |
| Family ID |
F1026 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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 | Address - 1794 - Aghamore, Kerry |
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 | Address - - 1796 - Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
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 | Address - - 1809 - Tarbert, Ireland |
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| Married - 1809 - Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
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| Address - Crotto (or Crotta), Kilflyn par (also spelt Kilflynn), between Tralee and Listowel, Co.Kerry - 1809 - Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry |
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 | Address - - 1810 - Wood Cottage, Mylor, Cornwall, England |
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 | Address - Palazzo Lanfranchi, Byron's home in Pisa - May 1822 - Aug 1822 - Pisa, It |
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 | Address - 1861 - 5 Rotunda Terrace, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire |
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 | Address - 19 Apr 1866 - 9 Atlantic Terrace, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England |
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 | Address - Glentworth Court, Knightstone Road ??? - 1871 - 1 Glentworth, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England |
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 | Died - 16 Jun 1873 - Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England |
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| Photos |
4 Photos |
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| Histories |
10 Histories |
 | The Life, Writings, Opinions, and Times of the Right Hon. George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord Byron - by John Gideon Milligen , Matthew Iley
1810 Probably Falmouth - page 148
Captain Guion was only a Commander in the Navy, and his Lordship… |
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| Charles Pooley - Biographical notes
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| Taunton Courier nov 1860
Weston-super-Mare Natural History Society - Charles Pooley, Esq., President, in the chair |
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| Sherborne Mecury 25-8-1863
Discovery of another Cave — Mr. C. Pooley, of Weston-super-Mare |
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| Western Gazette 6-10-1871
Lloyd v. Pooley |
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| Western Gazette nov 1871
Suicide Emma Pullen |
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| London Standard 13-3-1874
Lloyd v. pooley |
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| LONDON STANDARD – 12 March 1874
Lloyd v. Pooley |
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| Western Gazette 20-3-1874
Lloyd v.Pooley |
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| Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette
Thursday 11 September 1890 - Charles Pooley Obit |
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| Notes |
- Notes made by Alphons Albers, dictated by Emily Albers(-Fox).
Disowned by her father (???)
Was a beautiful girl who was called on account of her frightful temper the beautiful fiend.
She was married in her father's library (against her parent's desire who nevertheless consented) and went off with him directly.
She was only seventeen when he left her on Xmas Eve in the admiral ship for the Baltic where he was frozen to death
She left all her money to her doctor that ought to have come to my grandmama Fox-Guion who had been desinherited because she became a catholic (???)
- Crotto or Crotta House stood on this location
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- The Carique-Ponsonby family by Mark Humphrys
- According to Mark Humphreys she was a great friend of the writer Walter Savage Landor.
- Wikipedia - Read for her ancestor-tree: Cromwellian conquest of Ireland
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