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	Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn - LoveToKnow 1911
		He was the son of Alexander, fourth son of Sir James Cockburn, 6th baronet, his three uncles, who had successively held the title, dying without heirs.
		Young Alexander was at one time intended for the diplomatic service, and frequently during the legal career which he ultimately adopted he was able to make considerable use of the knowledge of foreign languages, especially French, with which birth and early education had equipped him.
		The greatest public occasion on which Sir Alexander Cockburn acted, outside his usual judicial functions, was that of the "Alabama" arbitration, held at Geneva in 1872, in which he represented the British government, and dissented from the view taken by the majority of the arbitrators, without being able to convince them.
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	Sir George Young, 6th Baronet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sir George Samuel Knatchbull Young, 6th Baronet (born July 16, 1941) is an English politician, and Tory Member of Parliament for North West Hampshire.
		Young was elected as a Councillor on the London Borough of Lambeth from 1968 to 1971, alongside his wife and John Major.
		In 1970, Young had been elected to the Greater London Council as one of four Members for the London Borough of Ealing, and served on the GLC from 1970 and 1973, where he was vice-chairman of the Strategic Planning Authority.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sir_George_Young,_6th_Baronet (433 words)

	Sir Clowdisley Shovell
		Sir Cloudesley rightly guessing the basis of this boast, sent word to General Kirke that he was ready to assist him with guns, boats, and men; the general accepted the proposal - the prudence of General Bourke took place of his valour, and before one stone was dislodged from another, the place was surrendered.
		Sir Cloudesley Shovel was then in the Downs with several great ships, which were all in the utmost danger; he cut his main-mast by the board, which saved the ship from running upon the Galloper of the beach of which she was then in view.
		Sir Cloudesley was a Whig, but he had never omitted on all occasions to assert the high merit of Sir George Rookc, and to assist in maintaining against his adversaries the reputation he had so honourably and deservedly acquired.
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	THE BUILDING OF THE CASTLE
		Sir William's fourth wife, another Sibylla, was the daughter of Sir John Carmichael of that Ilk, as is shown by a charter under the Great Seal, of the lands of Glenboig and Cambuswallace, to Sir William Edmonstone and Sibylla Carmichael, his wife, on his own resignation.
		Sir William Edmonstone, it seems, was again appointed custodian for among the family papers is a discharge with the sign-manual of the Queen Dowager Mary of Lorraine, to Sir William Edmonstone of Duntreath, Chamberlain Depute of Monteith for the rents of the years 1542-1545, discharging William Earl of Montrose, and all others concerned.
		Sir William married secondly Margaret, daughter of Sir James Campbell of Lawers (ancestor of the Earls of Loudon) and a charter of 1545 records the lands of Cambuswallace as her dower.
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	Banff
		George, ancestor of the Ogilvies of Boyne, Bothiemay and Inchmartyne; Walter Ogilvy of Dunlugus, progenitor of the Banff family, and Sir William Ogilvie of Strathearn, appointed high treasurer of Scotland by John duke of Albany, governor of the kingdom, who granted him a charter of the lordship of the forest of Boyne, 6th February 1516.
		The eldest son, Sir George Ogilvy of Dunlugus, married Beatrix Seton, fourth daughter of George fifth Lord Seton, and had three sons and a daughter, the latter married to William Forbes of Tolquhoun.
		George, his second son, was the father of Sir George Ogilvy, first baronet of Carnousie, so created 24th April 1626.
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		Sir George Mackenzie says the name originally was Bunroe.Hugh Munro, the first of the family authentically designated of Foulis, died in 1126.
		This George Munro of Foulis was slain at Halidonhill in 1333.
		He was eldest son of George Munro, Esq of Culrain, Ross-shire (who died in 1845), and lineal male descendant of Lieutenant-general Sir George Munro, next brother to the third baronet of this family.
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	Britannia: Coughton Court, Warwickshire
		Lady Digby was overcome with distress at the danger her young husband found himself in, while Father Garnet was angered at such an action that he had warned against in principle, and in failure could only mean extreme hardship for the already beleaguered Catholic community.
		Sir George married Catherine Vaux, daughter of Nicholas, 1st Baron Vaux of Harrowden, and became Lord of Coughton in 1519.
		Sir Nicholas was found not guilty on a charge of treason in connection with Thomas Wyatt's rebellion (he was freed, but the jury was arrested!), and went on to be a minor player in the court of Queen
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		Baronet, Sir Thomas, who with his wife Margaret produced 21 children in 22 years, was a member of the Scottish Parliament and after the Act of Union with England in 1707 was a member of the Westminster Parliament as well.
		Baronet, was mainly famous for refusing to join either of the Jacobite Risings of 1715 and 1745.
		Baronet’s two sons, Alexander and Roger, both died as young men, so the estate passed through his daughter Elizabeth to her son James Cecil, who was obliged to change his surname to Burnett in order to succeed to the estate.
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	Sir George Thomas Keppel 1799
		Sir George (van) Keppel, P.C., K.G., Baronet, 6th Viscount Bury, 6th Earl of Albemarle, 6th Baron Ashford, General.
		He fought at Waterloo as ensign in the 14th Regiment; and we have from the old man's pen a lively account of the boy's experiences both in the terrible battle and in the long and hungry march to Paris.
		He married, in 1831, the third daughter of Sir Coutts Trotter, and his son, who succeeds him, is the well know Lord Bury, who was Under-Secretary for War from 1878 to 1880, and was called up to the House of Lords in his father's barony of Ashford in 1876.
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	The Barony of Cambusnethan and The Barons of Cambusnethan
		Sir John, Baron of Cambusnethan, fought with King James III at the Battle of Sauchieburn against the traditional English enemy (when the king was killed).
		Upon the death of Sir John Harper, the lands of Cambusnethan were sold to the Lockharts of Castlehill, in favour of James Lockhart of Castlehill (1677-1691)(12th Baron).
		Sir Graeme was mentioned in dispatches for his gallantry at the Battle of Lucknow, and created a Companion of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath.
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	Family of Thomas Gerard
		Sir Thomas Gerard of Kingsley and Bryn, who being accused of a design to deliver Mary, Queen of Scots, out of her confinement, was committed to the tower, and was forced to give his estate of Bromley to his kinsman, Sir Gilbert Gerrard, Attorney General and mortgage many others before he could obtain his liberty.
		Sir Thomas Gerard, born 1560, was created a Baronet on the first day of the institution of the order, May 22, 1611, and received back the fee which he had given for the dignity in consideration of the sufferings of his father on behalf of Queen Mary.
		Young, again a widow, petitioned the court to permit her elder son, Charles Carroll of Carrollsburgh to divide the property with his half-brother, Notley Young.
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	The Great Marischals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		When George Keith, 10th Earl Marischal, was stripped of the old titles (by "writ of attainder"), the then Earl of Kintore was the highest ranking Keith remaining in Scotland.
		For his valuable service, Sir Robert was awarded a large part of the lands forfieted by his cousin, The Earl of Buchan, who had supported the English, and received a grant of the Royal Forest of Kintore.
		George was named ambsassador to Denmark in which office he accomplished the King's marriage with Queen Ann (1589) and brought her to Scotland.
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	Earls of Galloway
		She was born around 1811 and died on May 25, 1885 and was the daughter of Henry Charles Somerset, 6th Duke of Beaufort.
		She died on November 22, 1895, and was the daughter of Sir Charles FitzRoy.
		The house was owned by Sir Edward Crofton, the nephew of John Crofton, (1778-1816) and the architect Richard Morrisson designed the extension for him which more than doubled its size adding six bays and an extra story.
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	The Swinburn Family of Capheaton in Northumberland
		Sir JOHN SWINBURNE, of Capheaton, 3rd Baronet, born 8 July 1698, christened 10 July 1698 Kirk Whelpington, 'died 8 January 1745 at Bath where he had lately gone for the recovery of his health.
		ROBERT THOMAS SWINBURNE, a General in the Austrian Army, Governor of Milan; a Baron of the Austrian Empire, born 17 July 1763, married 4 October 1808 FRANCES MALOWETZ, A Baroness of the Empire, (daughter of JOHN, BARON MALOWETZ, Chamberlain of the Emperor of Austria), she died 8 February 1864 at Vienna, admon.
		Catherine Fenwick was daughter of Sir William Fenwick and W. Percy Hedley in his 'Northumberland Families' says that it was she who married as her second husband the 1st Earl of Derwentwater and this seems the most likely.
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	Kaid Maclean and Moroccan Delegation
		In time and while still a young man Menébhi became 'Allaf or Minister of War to the young Sultan, and as a a commander in the field had performed prodigies of valour against rebellious tribes.
		Sir Arthur Nicolson, British minister at Tangier, who accompanied it, was active against France, and suggested to Baron von Eckardstein, on Lord Landsdowne's behalf, an Anglo-German agreement for the peaceful penetration of Morocco while maintaining its independence.
		Sir William Colville, and was introduced into the presence Their Majesties by the Marquis of Lansdowne.
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	Nottinghamshire: history and archaeology \| A history of Colston Bassett: Chapter III. The manor and its lords (2)
		The “John, son of Sir Edward Gelding, Baronett,” who was buried 15th April, 1689, was much more likely their son than the son (said to have become a friar) of the former Sir Edward.
		Sir Edward was buried here 8th December, 1715; he died intestate, administration being granted to Dame Winifred Golding, 30th April, 1716.
		Sir Thomas Wentworth, who had succeeded a cousin as third Baron Raby, served with distinction in Marlborough’s campaigns, and was repeatedly ambassador to the Courts of Berlin, Vienna and the States General.
	www.nottshistory.org.uk /young1942/chapter3b.htm (2265 words)

	Harry Smith – India.
		The autobiography of Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Smith, baronet of Aliwal on the Sutlej, G.C.B. By Sir Henry (Harry) George Wakelyn Smith (1788-1860).
		Sir Jasper Nicolls is a man of very strong common sense, and very wary of giving his confidence, or, indeed, of developing any of his intentions.
		Sir Hugh made immediate arrangements to attack, although much most valuable time was lost in those arrangements, nor were Generals of Division made the least aware of how or what or where they were to attack.
	digital.library.upenn.edu /women/hsmith/autobiography/india.html (16454 words)

	I. Sir Walter Scott: Bibliography. Vol. 12. The Romantic Revival. The Cambridge History of English and American ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		of the most of Kenilworth; various letters of Scott to George Thomson, with verses for his Scottish Airs; the proofsheets of Woodstock with the author’s corrections and additions; eighteen letters to James Ballantyne about the work, and Ballantyne’s criticisms; a copy of The Life of Napoleon with MS.
		ORKS EDITED BY Sir Tristrem: a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth century by Thomas of Ercildoune.
		Réponse à Sir Walter Scott sur sa vie de Napoléon.
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		Sir Robert, said to be a leader of the Catti tribe of northern Scotland, is credited with killing Camus, leader of a Danish army of invasion.
		Sir Robert Keith (II) commanded part of the army at the battle of Culross, which the Scots lost, whereupon he went with Banquo and Macbeth and defeated the Norwegians in their camp.
		Sir William Keith was with his cousin, the Earl of Buchan, in defeat of the rebellion of Gillespie, in time of King Alexander II.
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	Richard Parsons 1st Earl of Rosse
		He was grandson of Sir William Parsons, 2nd Baronet, by Katherine, eldest daughter of Arthur, 2nd Viscount Ranelagh, by Katherine, the attached sister of Robert Boyle the Philosopher, and one of the eight daughters of the Great Earl of Cork.
		We give these details as evidence of the close ties that existed between the families, and, while we cannot produce evidence for it, it is quite possible that our first G.M. was not by any means the first of his kindred to be made a Freemason in Ireland.
		She was wooed by Richard Talbot, Duke of Tyrconnel, King james's famotis, general and Lord Deputy of Ireland 1686 to 1692, but she preferred to become wife to Sir George, Comte de Hamilton—the Comte, however, having died in 1676 she married her old love in 1679.
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	Clan Dunbar
		When he was murdered in 1429 the earldom passed down through his daughters and the son, Sir Alexander of Westfield from his second marriage became the 1st Baron of Mochrum in 1694, ancestor to the hereditary Sheriffs of Moray.
		Their first son George became the 10th Earl of Dunbar and March, while their third son John Dunbar became the 5th Earl of Moray.
		George the 10th Earl of Dunbar and March passed his title to his son, George, the 11th Earl of Dunbar and March.
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		Sir John Nelthorpe (1630-1669), an eminent lawyer at Grays Inn, left a bequest for a schoolhouse which became the Grammar School in nearby Brigg (now known as the Sir John Nelthorpe School).
		Sir Henry Nelthorpe became the 7th Baronet in 1728 and commissioned Richard van Bleeck to paint him and his first wife, Joan Seaman.
		Sir John was appointed High Sheriff of Lincolnshire in 1767 and Deputy Lieutenant of the county in 1776.
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	SIR - Online Information article about SIR
		Trinitarians of two passages in favour of the Trinity, he became alarmed at the probable consequences of such a step.
		Remonstrants, and it was afterwards published at London in 1754, under the title of Two Letters from Sir Isaac Newton to M le Clerc.
		Horsley therefore published a genuine one, which is in the form of a single letter to a friend, and was taken from a manuscript in Sir Isaac's own hand.
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	Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership
		VVith the worthy atchiuement of Sir Lancelot du Lake, and Sir Tristram du Lions for fair Laura, daughter to Cador Earle of Cornewall, beeing all knights of King Arthurs round table.
		Sir Francis Drake reuiued calling vpon this dull or effeminate age, to folowe his noble steps for golde and siluer, by this memorable relation, of the rare occurrances (neuer yet declared to the world) in a third voyage, made by him into the West-Indies, in the yeares 72.
		Reflections upon George Keith's late advertisement of a meeting to be held by him and his friends, at Turner's-Hall on the eleventh of the fourth month, 1696.
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		Reginald de Kinnaird, second son of the latter's grandson, Richard de Kinnaird of that ilk, married Marjory, daughter and heiress of Sir John Kirkaldy of Inchture, in the same county, and got with her these lands, in which he was confirmed by charter of Robert III., dated 28th January 1899.
		George Kinnaird, sixth and youngest son of the first lord, raised an action in the commissary court, concluding that he ought to be allowed to prove that the pretended delivery by Lady Kinnaird never took place and that the children were surreptitious.
		As a young man, Lord Kinnaird was an attaché to the Embassy at St. Petersburg 1835-37, but thereafter he left the diplomatic service and entered his great-grandfather's bank, Ransom and Co., of which he succeeded to the Peerage.
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		Sir William first acquired the lands of Duntreath in 1434, or slightly earlier, when they were granted to his wife and himseld by James I. He died in 1460 and was succeeded by his son.
		Sir Charles Edmonstone died in 1821 and was succeeded by his eldest son.
		Sir Archibald, 6th Bt., died June 1954 and was succeeded by his eldest surviving son.
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	The 'Great and Good' at Northolt Park
		The 6th Earl of Harewood formerly the Viscount Lascelles, and son-in-law to the King
		Despite inheriting substantial wealth on becoming the 11th baronet, he was in financial difficulties by the mid 1930s.
		At the end of the thirties his wife left him for Lord Moyne and in November 1940 he took a young wife, Diana Caldwell, and went to live in the so-called 'Happy Valley' in Kenya.
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