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COXHEAD, Thomas (c.1734-1811), of Hemnalls, Epping, Essex.

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b. c. 1734. m. Deborah (d. 2 Nov. 1810, aged 78), s.p. (2s. illegit. by Sarah Marsh of Ashwell, Herts). Kntd. 1 Feb. 1793.
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COXHEAD, Thomas (c.1734-1811), of Hemnalls, Epping, Essex.
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COXHEAD, Thomas (c.1734-1811)

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CRADOCK HARTOPP, Sir Edmund, 1st Bt. (1749-1833), of Four Oaks Hall, nr. Atherstone, Warws. and Freathby, Leics.

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b. 21 Apr. 1749, o. surv. s. of Joseph Bunney, merchant, of Leicester, by Mary, da. of Edmund Cradock of Knytiton, Leics., sis. and h. of Joseph Cradock. educ. Univ. Coll. Oxf. 1767. m. 8 Aug. 1777,Gent. Mag. (1777), 459. Anne, da. of Joseph Hurlock, gov. Bencoolen, by Sarah, da. and h. of Sir John Hartopp, 4th Bt., of Freathby, 5s. 6da. Changed name to Cradock Hartopp by Act of Parliament 1777; suc. fa. 1782; cr. Bt. 12 May 1796.
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Sheriff, Leics. 1781 – 82; capt. Sutton Coldfield vols. 1797; lt.-col. W. Leics. vols. 1803–6.

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CRADOCK HARTOPP, Sir Edmund, 1st Bt. (1749-1833), of Four Oaks Hall, nr. Atherstone, Warws. and Freathby, Leics.
Main residences: Four Oaks Hall, nr. Atherstone, Warws.; Freathby, Leics.
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M.H.P.
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CRADOCK HARTOPP, Sir Edmund (1749-1833)

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COURTENAY, William (1777-1859).

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b. 19 June 1777, 1st s. of Rt. Rev. Henry Reginald Courtenay, and bro. of Thomas Peregrine Courtenay. educ. Westminster 1789; Christ Church, Oxf. 1794; L. Inn. 1793, called 1799. m. (1) 29 Nov. 1804, Harriet Leslie (d. 16 Dec. 1839), da. of Sir Lucas Pepys, 1st Bt., 4s. 1da.; (2) 30 Jan. 1849, Elizabeth Ruth, da. of Rev. John Middleton Scott of Ballygannon, co. Wicklow, s.p. suc. fa. 1803, 2nd cos. William Courtenay as 10th Earl of Devon 26 May 1835.
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Patentee of subpoena office 1778 – 1852; commr. of bankrupts 1802 – 17; counsel, Queen Anne’s bounty until 1817; master in Chancery 1817 – 26; clerk-asst. of the Parliaments 1826–35.

Recorder, Exeter 1814 – 20, high steward, Oxf. Univ. 1838 – d.; ecclesiastical commr. 1842–50.

Lt. Oxford university vols. 1798; vol. London and Westminster light horse 1803; capt. Roborough vols. 1803.

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COURTENAY, William (1777-1859), of 18 Duke Street, Mdx.
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COURTENAY, William (1777-1859)

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COUSSMAKER, George (?1797-1821), of Poulton, Kent.

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b. ?1797, o. s. of Col. George Kien Hayward Coussmaker of Marylebone, Mdx. by Hon. Catherine Southwell, da. of Edward Southwell, 20th Baron de Clifford. educ. Westminster 1808-14; Christ Church, Oxf. 23 May 1814, aged 17. unm. suc. fa. 1801.
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COUSSMAKER, George (?1796-1821), of Poulton, nr. Dover, Kent and Kings Weston, nr. Bristol, Glos.
Main residence: Poulton, Kent.
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COUSSMAKER, George (?1797-1821)

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COURTENAY, Thomas Peregrine (1782-1841).

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b. 31 May 1782, 2nd s. of Rt. Rev. Henry Reginald Courtenay, bp. of Exeter 1797-1803, by Elizabeth Howard, da. of Thomas, 2nd Earl of Effingham; bro. of William Courtenay. educ. Westminster 1796. m. 5 Apr. 1805, Anne, da. of Mayow Wynell Mayow of Sydenham, Kent, 8s. 5da.
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Jun. clerk at Treasury 1799 – 1802; cashier, Stationery Office 1802 – 13; agent, Ceylon 1804 – 06; principal registrar, Land Tax Register Office 1806 – 13; dep. paymaster-gen. Apr. 1807 – Oct. 1811; sec. to Board of Control Aug. 1812 – May 1828; agent, Cape of Good Hope 1813 – 33; PC vice-pres. Board of Trade May 1828 – Nov. 1830; commr. Board of Control July 1828-Nov. 1830.

Lt. Lee and Lewisham vols. 1803.

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COURTENAY, Thomas Peregrine (1782-1841), of Abingdon Street, Mdx.
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COURTENAY, Thomas Peregrine (1782-1841)

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COURTENAY, John (1738-1816), of 11 Duke Street, Portland Place, Mdx.

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b. 22 Aug. 1738, 2nd s. of Henry Courtenay, revenue officer, of Newry, co. Down by Mary, da. of Rev. William Major, preb. of Ballymore, Armagh.J. Courtenay, Incidental Anecs. and a Biog. Sketch (1809), cf. DNB; N. and Q. (ser. 10), ix. 313; Gent. Mag. (1816), i. 467. Courtenay’s father seems to have written his name ‘Courtney’ and, before 1790 at least, Courtenay himself was often so described. His parents were married at St. Michan’s, Dublin, 28 Nov. 1734. educ. Dundalk g.s. m. c.1765 (his wife committed suicide c.1795), 3s. 5da.
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Ensign 29 Ft. 1756, lt. 1759; sold out 1765.

Commr. musters [I] 1765 – 69; barrack master of Kinsale 1772; first sec. to master gen. of Ordnance Apr. – Dec. 1783; ld. of Treasury Feb. 1806 – Mar. 1807.

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COURTENAY, John (1738-1816).
Main residence: 11 Duke Street, Portland Place, Mdx.
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R.G.T.
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COURTENAY, John (1738-1816)

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