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Randolph Proby of Chester, later of Brampton, Huntingdonshire |
m. _ Bernard |
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Ralph Proby of Brampton (dsp 1605) |
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Sir Peter Proby of Brampton, Elton and Rans, Lord Mayor of London (d 1624) |
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m. Elizabeth Thorowgood (dau of John Thorowgood of Temple Cheston and Chivers, widow of Edward Henson) |
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A. |
Sir Heneage Proby of Elton and Rans, Sheriff of Buckinghamshire (b 1600, d 10.02.1662/3) |
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m. Ellen Allen (dau of Edward Allen of Finchley) |
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Sir Thomas Proby, Bart of Elton and Rans (b c1634, d 1689) |
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m. (by 1673) Frances Cotton (dau of Sir Thomas Cotton, 2nd Bart of Conington) |
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a. |
Alice Proby (b 1673) |
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m. (1689) Thomas Watson-Wentworth of Malton (b 17.06.1665, d 06.10.1723) |
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b.+ |
other issue (d unm) - Thomas, Frances, Elizabeth |
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ii. |
John Proby of Elton (d 1710) |
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m. Jane Cust (dau of Sir Richard Cust, 1st Bart of Pinchbeck) |
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a. |
Frances Proby (d unm 1711) |
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iii. |
Heneage Proby (d unm 07.05.1699) |
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B. |
Henry Proby of the Middle Temple (d 1660) |
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m. Ellen Benham (dau of William Benham of London) |
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daughter |
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m. Sir Francis Clarke |
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ii.+ |
other issue - Henry (d unm), Edward (d unm), 3 daughters |
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C. |
Emmanuel Proby of London (d before 28.04.1646) |
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m. (08.06.1626) Mary Bland (bpt 1607, dau of John Bland of London) |
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Peter Proby of Putney (dsp before 21.11.1684) |
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m. Grace Ford (dau of Sir Richard Ford) |
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ii. |
Charles Proby |
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m. _ Torriano (sister of George Toriano of London, m2. Thomas Lucas of Fort St. George, Madras) |
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a. |
William Proby of Elton and Rans (d 01.1739, Governor of Fort St. George) |
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m. Henrietta Cornwall (dau of Robert Cornwall of Berrington) |
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John Proby of Elton (d 1760) |
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m. (05.01.1718/20) Jane Leveson-Gower (d 10.06.1726, dau of John Leveson-Gower, 1st Lord) |
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John Proby, 1st Lord Carysfort of Carysfort (b 25.11.1720, d 18.10.1772) |
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m. (27.08.1750) Elizabeth Allen (d 18.03.1783, dau of Joshua Allen, 2nd Viscount Allen) |
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John Joshua Proby, 1st Earl of Carysfort (b 12.08.1751, d 07.04.1828) |
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m1. (18.03.1774) Elizabeth Osborne (d 11.1783, dau of Sir William Osborne, Bart of Newtown) |
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John Proby, 2nd Earl of Carysfort (b 1780, d unm 11.06.1855, 2nd son) |
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(b) |
Granville Levenson Proby, 3rd Earl of Carysfort (b 1782, d 03.11.1868, Admiral) had issue |
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m. (05.04.1818) Isabella Howard (d 22.01.1836, dau of Hugh Howard, son of Viscount Wicklow) |
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other issue - William Allen (b 19.06.1779, dvp unm 06.08.1804), Gertrude (d 1835) |
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m2. (13.05.1787) Elizabeth Grenville (d 02.12.1842, dau of George Grenville, Prime Minister) |
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Elizabeth Proby (d 17.10.1869) |
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m. (02.02.1816) William Wells of Holme Wood House (d 13.08.1826) |
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other issue (d unm) - Charlotte (d 23.01.1860), Frances (d 24.03.1855) |
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(ii) |
Elizabeth Proby (b 1752, d 1808) |
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m. (1774) Thomas James Storer (d 1792) |
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(B) |
Charles Proby (b 1725, d 1799, Captain RN, 4th son) |
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m. (1758) Sarah Pownell (dau of Philemon Pownell of Plymouth) |
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Charles Proby (rector of Stanwick) had issue (1 dau) |
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m1. Susan Cherry (dau of George Cherry) |
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m2. Catherine Proby (dau of Baptist Proby, Dean of Lichfield) @@ below |
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(ii) |
Henry Francis Proby |
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(iii) |
Sarah Proby |
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m. _ Pigott (Admiral) |
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Charlotte Proby |
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m1. Thomas Pitcairne (Colonel) |
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m2. Rev. John Ferrers |
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Beatrice Proby |
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m. Charles Cunningham (commissioner at Woolwich) |
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Elizabeth Proby |
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m. _ Titchiogoo (Admiral of the Russian Navy) |
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(C) |
Baptist Proby (b 1726, d 01.1807, Dean of Lichfield) |
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m. Mary Russell (dau of John Russell, prebendary of Peterborough & Lincoln) |
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Baptist John Proby (b 1761, d 1829, vicar of St. Mary's, Lichfield) |
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m. Mary Susannah Gresley (dau of Sir Nigel Gresley, 6th Bart of Knypersley) |
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William Henry Baptist Proby of Seaton (b 15.10.1794, d 26.11.1839, Cmmdr. RN) had issue |
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m. (23.04.1831) Louisa Mary How (dau of Rev. Samuel How of Strickland and Southleigh) |
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John Carysfort Proby (b 20.08.1798, d 18.05.1868, rector in Winchester) had issue |
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m. (18.07.1826) Lydia Martyn Brown (d 19.02.1883, dau of Rev. David Brown of Calcutta) |
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Charles James Proby (b 23.01.1771, d 02.02.1859, Canon of Windsor) had issue |
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m. (30.06.1814) Frances Sharrer (d 06.03.1843, dau of Rev. John Sharrer of Canwick) |
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May Proby (d 27.02.1829) |
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m. (22.04.1782) Francis Humberston-Mackenzie of Humbertston and Seaforth, Lord Mackenzie of Kintail, Governor of Barbados (b 09.06.1754, d 11.01.1815) |
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Catherine Proby |
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m. Charles Proby (rector of Stanwick) @@ above |
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Caroline Proby (d 02.02.1800) |
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m. (05.07.1792) Edward Grove of Shenstone Park (son of John of Honiley) |
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other issue - Joshua John (judge), Susan, Anne |
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(D)+ |
other issue - William (d unm 1741), Thomas (b 1723, d Ticonderoga 07.1758) |
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Edith Proby (d 19.01.1745) |
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m. Sir John Osborne, Bart of Newtown (d 11.04.1743, MP) |
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The following connection was kindly provided by a site visitor (CV, 29.11.15). Some details are supported by Wikipedia ("John Rogerson"). |
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c. |
Elizabeth Proby (bpt 04.1645, youngest dau) |
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m. Sir John Rogerson of Glasnevin House, Lord Mayor of Dublin (b c1648, d 1724, MP, m2. ??) |
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Sir John Rogerson (b c1676, d 24.08.1741, MP) |
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m. Elizabeth Ludlow (b 1677, dau of Stephen Ludlow) |
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The following comes from BP1934 (Cotter). |
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(A) |
Elizabeth Rogerson (d 06.08.1761) |
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m. (31.07.1729) (Abraham Creichton) Lord Erne |
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Arabella Rogerson |
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m1. _ Casaubon (Colonel, MP for Carrig) |
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m2. (1746) Sir James Cotter, 1st Bart of Rockforest (b 1714, d 09.06.1770) |
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Alice or Hannah Rogerson |
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m. A(nthony) Jephson (MP) |
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(D) |
Frances Rogerson probably of this generation |
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m. (1730) Robert Leslie of Glaslough (d 17.12.1743/4) |
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D.+ |
other issue - Edmund (dsp before 1684, rector of Broughton Gifford), 2 daughters |
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Main source(s): BLG1952 (Proby of Elton Hall) with some support from BP1870 (Carysfort) and a little from BEB1841 (Proby of Elton)
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