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RICKETTS, Charles Milner (1776-1867), of 6 Park Street, Westminster, Mdx.

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b. 21 Apr. 1776, 2nd s. of George Poyntz Ricketts (d. 1800) of Midgham, Jamaica and Grove Place, Hants, gov. Tobago and Barbados, and Sophia, da. of William Watts of South Hill, Berks., gov. Fort William, sis. of Amelia, 1st w. of Charles Jenkinson†, 1st earl of Liverpool. educ. Westminster 1788. m. 8 Mar. 1800, Ellen Theresa, da. of Miles Prendergast of co. Galway, wid. of Sackville Marcus Taylor, 4s. (3 d.v.p.) 4da. d. 7 Sept. 1867.
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Writer, E.I. Co. (Bengal) 1792; asst. to sec. to govt. Aug. 1792, to resident at Rangpur Nov. 1792, to opium agent at Bihar 1798; first asst. to commercial resident, Dacca 1798; jnr. merchant 1801; acting sec. to bd. of trade 1799, sec. to bd. 1802; commercial resident, Commarcolly 1801; jt.-inspector of opium 1805; snr. merchant 1807; sec. to govt. in public dept. 1811; dir. Bank of Bengal 1811; principal private sec. to gov.-gen. Nov. 1813, again Jan. 1817; ch. sec. to govt. 1815; member of council and pres. bd. of trade Dec. 1817; ret. Jan. 1819.

Consul-gen. at Lima 1825 – 30.

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RICKETTS, Charles Milner (1776-1867), of 6 Park Street, Westminster, Mdx.
Main residence: 6 Park Street, Westminster, Mdx.
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RICKETTS, Charles Milner (1776-1867)

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RICE, Hon. George Rice (1795-1869), of Barrington Park, Glos. and Dynevor Castle, Carm.

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b. 5 Aug. 1795, 1st. s. of George Talbot Rice† (sometime De Cardonnel), 3rd Bar. Dynevor, and Hon. Frances Townshend, da. of Thomas Townshend†, 1st Visct. Sydney. educ. Westminster 1806-12; Christ Church, Oxf. 1812. m. 27 Nov. 1824, Frances, da. of Lord Charles Fitzroy† of Wicken, Northants. 4 da. (2 d.v.p.). Took name of Rice in lieu of De Cardonnel 4 Feb. 1817; suc. John Trevor, 3rd Visct. Hampden, to Bromham, Beds. 9 Sept. and took additional name of Trevor by royal lic. 28 Oct. 1824; fa. as 4th Bar. Dynevor 9 Apr. 1852. d. 7 Oct. 1869.
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Lt.-col. Carm. militia and militia a.d.c. to Queen Victoria 1852 – d.

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RICE, Hon. George Rice (1795-1869), of Barrington Park, Glos. and Dynevor Castle, Carm.
Main residences: Barrington Park, Glos.; Dynevor Castle, Carm.
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RICE, Hon. George Rice (1795-1869)

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