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First Name
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Middle Name
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Last Name
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Date of Birth
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Date of Death
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Comment
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Joseph Viscount
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Micklethwait
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1680
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1734
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113
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of Swine Co. York & Coatham-Conyers
& Cosham in the parish of Long Newton, Co Durham. Born
1680. Was Secretary to Earl Stanhope, The English Ambassador at The Court of
Madrid, Spain in 1708, afterwards M. P. for Arundel (1718-27) & Hull (1727-34). Created Baron Micklethwait of Portarlington on 7 August 1724 & Viscount Micklethwait of Longford in Ireland
30th May
1727. He died unmarried 16 January 1734. Will dated 24/7/1733, proved at York 22/2/1734. The title became extinct. He was buried 26th January 1734 at Hadley,
Middlesex.
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Sir Robert
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Gore
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Micklethwait Q.C.
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1902
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242
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Born 2 November 1902,
educated at Clifton and
Trinity College, Oxford (M.A.).Barrister-at-law, Middle Temple 1925;
Reader in 1965 & Treasurer in 1971. Recorder of Worcester 1946-59, Deputy
Chairman Staffordshire Qtr. Sessions 1956-59, Served with Royal Observer
Corps. 1938-40, Civil Assistant War Office 1940-45 .
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Sir John
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Micklethwait M. D.
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1612
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1681
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470
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Born at Cherry Burton. Educated
at Queens College, Cambridge. BA 1630/1 MA 1634. Physician to King Charles II. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Buried at St. Botolphs, Aldergate,
London. 1682. Monumental inscription in the church.
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Sir Sotherton
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Branthwayt
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Peckham Micklethwait Bart.
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1786
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1853
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883
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of Iridge Place, Salehurst, Sussex. Created a baronet on 27th July 1838
by Queen Victoria as a reward for saving both her & her mother (The Duchess of
Kent) when
she was still Princess Victoria. The
horses of the Royal carriage had bolted & Captain Sotherton, who was a
huge & powerful man, stood in the way of the horses, seized the animals
by their bridles & compelled them by sheer physical strength to stop thus
saving the occupants from serious if not fatal injury. He died childless in
1853.
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Major General Sir Llewellyn
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William
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Atcherley
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1954
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193
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Decorations:- K.
C. M. G., K. C. V. O. He entered the army & served with the Ashanti
expedition (1895/6); in The South African war (1899-1902) & in the Great
War (1914-1918). Besides being entitled to wear the Victorian Order, he held
the Queen's medal (6 clasps), The King's medal (2 clasps), & the Ashanti
star. He served on the staff of Lord Kitchener at Pretoria &
was twice mentioned in despatches during the South African campaign. He was
appointed as Assistant Quartermaster - General of the regular forces. On
passing into The Reserve, he was appointed Chief Constable of Shropshire then
after two years he became Chief Constable of The West Riding from 1908 until
1919. Then H M Inspector of Constabulary for the north of England.
Died 17
February 1954. (His twin sons both became
Air Vice Marshalls).
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Sir Thomas
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Dickenson Knt.
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65
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of Kirby Hall, West Riding, Co York. An Alderman
& Lord Mayor of York in 1648 & 1657.
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Sir Anthony
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John Ernest
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Tritton
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268
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Only son of Sir Geoffrey Ernest Tritton,
3rd. Bt., New Lodge, Ashorne Hill, Nr. Leamington
Spa, Warwickshire.
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