Gibbs Family Tree
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| 651 | Baptised 18 July 1892 at St. Giles, Oxford. Educated at St. Paul's School, London and Glasgow College of Domestic Science. Joined Voluntary Aid Detachment of Red Cross Society, Glasgow, 1914, and in the Great War served in hospitals at Wellingborough and Glasgow and in Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich. Two sons: Peter Beauchamp Hogg m. Gabrielle Argentine Allington and has issue; Robin David Hogg m. Ruth Taylor and has issue. | Medley, Isabel Sybil Charlotte (I2078)
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| 652 | Baptised 18 October 1885 at Hagley. Educated at Haileybury College, 1899-1904, matric. at Oxford (Keble College) 1904, BA 1911, MA 1913, student at Coddesdon Theological College, 1910-11. Died unmarried 29 March 1918, being killed in the Great War at Boisleux-le-Mont and was buried at Boisleux-le-Mont Communal Cemetery. Memorial Inscription there and Memorial window at Hagley. Will proved London 13 November 1918. Deacon 1911; Priest 1912; Curate of Woodlands, nr. Doncaster, 1911-13. Chaplain to Archbishop of York 1913-17. In the Great War he was voluntary chaplain for the Red Cross Society to the Anglo-American hospital at Wimereux 1915-17; chaplain to 4th Cavalry Brigade in France September-November 1917; chaplain to 1st Bn. Grenadier Guards November 1917 till his death. Brit. War medal and Allies' (Victory) medal of the Great War, issued to his mother. Portrait: Pastel with his brother A. Joseph | Gibbs, Rev. Edward Reginald (I2769)
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| 653 | Baptised 18 September 1938 at St. Mary The Virgin, Essenden, Herts. Educated Eton and Stanbridge School. Universite de Poitiers, La Sorbonne. Studied Archeology at Jericho with Dame Kathleen Kenyon 1956. Since 1958 (as Christopher Gibbs Ltd.) in business as dealer in paintings and antiques at Islington, Chelsea, and later at 118 New Bond Street, London W1. Director of the Faversham Oyster Fishery Company; Trustee of the Edward James Foundation. Member of the Diocesan Advisory Committee, Diocese of Canterbury 1979. Trustee of the J Paul Getty Jr. Charitable Trust in 1985. By family agreement, on the death of his mother, inherited the Manor and advowson of Clifton Hampden, 1980. Club: Beefsteak. Address: 1-6 Albany, Piccadilly, London, W1. Arbalou, Valee de l'Ourika, Province de Marrakech, Morocco, later El Foolk, Tangier, Morocco, Little Place Cottage, Clifton Hampden. More about Christopher at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Gibbs | Gibbs, Christopher Henry (I1856)
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| 654 | Baptised 19 April 1925 at Badminton, co. Glos. Educated at Eton and Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester. At Eton won quarter mile race 1943; served in Royal Horse Guards (the Blues) 1943-47; won Polar Bear Division quarter mile race 1946. Fellow of the Chartered Land Agent's Society and Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors 1958; assistant to G. C. Laws at Westcote Barton, Oxfordshire, 1952-58; practising as Land Agent in general practice since from his house, Flintham House, Oaksey, Malmesbury, Wilts., his residence since 1957. Portrait: Oil by Hon. Jeremy Cubitt (1942) last in his possession. Died 24 May 2016. | Gibbs, Beresford Norman FRICS, FLAS (I2794)
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| 655 | Baptised 19 November 1898 at St. Michael's, Paddington. Educated at Wellington College 1912-17, Royal Military Academy, Woolwich 1917-18, and Cambridge (Pembroke College) 1923-4. At Wellington was in Rackets and Shooting VIIs. 2nd Lt. Royal Engineers Jan. 1918. Served BAOR (1918-19 and 1927-29), India (1920-23, and 1938-42). Ceylon (1942-44), Egypt (1945-47). Retired July 1947. In woodland ownership and forestry till 1978. Chairman Southern Division of Royal Forestry Society (1964-69). On Executive Committee of Squash Rackets Association (1953-68). Conservation interests include Fauna Preservation Society, Member since 1927 and on Council 6 years (between 1958 and 1965); World Wildlife Fund (local Group founder member). | Gibbs, Lieut. Colonel George Arthur Elton (I2606)
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| 656 | Baptised 19 September 1883 at St. Paul's, Clifton. Educated at Eton College 1896-1901 (Miss Evans' house) and Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1901-2. Buried at Barrow Gurney. Memorial Inscription there. 2nd Lieut. 10th Prince of Wales' Own Hussars, November 1902; Lieut., June 1904; Capt., October 1907; Major, February 1915. Retired, Sep. 1919, with rank of Lieut. Col. joining the Reserve of Officers. Brevet Col, Mar. 1932. In command of 5th Battalion The Somerset Light Infantry from 1928. Member of the Somerset Territorial Association from 1928. Was with his Regiment in India at Mhow, 1903-6, at Rawal Pindi,1906-12. In India played for his Regiment in the winning team in inter-regimental polo matches, 1908, 1909, 1911, 1912. Durbar Medal (1912). Attached to the Egyptian Army, June 1912-June1914 (Khor Shambat and Shendi). In the Great War was in operations in France and Belgium, 1914-18; he embarked for France 11 Aug. 1914, attached to Headquarters 3rd Cavalry Brigade; joined 18th Hussars 3 Sep., and rejoined 10th Hussars, 20 October Wounded 1 Nov. at the 1st Battle of Ypres near Hooge, he rejoined from England, 12 March 1915. Wounded again at the 2nd Battle of Ypres near Potije, he returned to France 19 August 1915. At various times, 1915-18, was Acting Lieut. Col. 10th Hussars. Seconded to Tank Corps, 9 June 1918. Slightly wounded again, 23 August 1918, but remained on duty. His war service ended with a fourth wound suffered 17 October l918 near Vaud Audigny. (Mentioned in Despatches, Gazette, May 1917. Medals, 1914 Star; British War Medal; Allies' (Victory) Medal. Member of Somerset County Council from 1922. Justice of the Peace for Somerset (Long Ashton petty sessional division) from 1924. Succeeded his father as owner of the Manor and Advowson of Barrow Gurney. Fellow of SS. Mary and Nicolas afsd. 1924-30. Fellow of SS. Mary and Andrew afsd. from 1927. A Trustee of St. Michael's Home afsd. (Chairman from 1928). An original member (1923) of the Council of St. Monica's Home of Rest at Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol. Deputy Lieut. Somerset, 1935; High Sheriff, 1936; Hon. Col. 5th Battalion Somerset L.I. 1936; A.D.C. to The King, 1938. His residences since marriage: 6 Evelyn Gardens, Kensington, 1915; Down Ampney House, Glos., 1916-17; Sheldon Manor, Chippenham, Wilts., 1917-23 (still owned); The Home Farm, Barrow Gurney, 1923-28; Barrow Court from 1928. Portraits: by J. C. Horsley, R.A. (1886); by G. Anderson (1905); by Francis Crawley-Boevey; min. by Miss Hall; oil by T. Binney Gibbs (1930) no relation, last all in possession of his son Martin Antony Gibbs, except the one by Anderson (destroyed). | Gibbs, Lieut. Colonel William Otter (I2319)
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| 657 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Rupert Nicolas Antony (I2043)
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| 658 | Baptised 2 March 1898 at St. Thomas's, Portman Square. Died 21 July 1984 at her home, Acorn Street, Hunsdon. Commissioner of Girl Guides for the Ware District of Herts. Living at 5 Acorn Street, Hunsdon, Ware, Herts. | Gibbs, The Hon. Rosalind Mary OBE (I1646)
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| 659 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fleming, Thomas Mungo (I1862)
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| 660 | Baptised 20 February 1899 at St. Giles, Oxford. Died of appendicitis while a pupil at Queen Anne's School, Caversham, Berkshire, in a nursing home at Reading on 26 February 1916, and was buried 29 February 1916 at Speen, nr. Newbury. Memorial Inscription at Speen churchyard and at Queen Anne's school chapel. | Medley, Rosalind Evelyn (I2070)
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| 661 | Baptised 20 June 1914. Sometime member of The Girl Guides Association, British Red Cross Society, English Speaking Union, Thoroughbred Breeders Association (bred thoroughbred race horses for about 7 years after her husband died). W.V.S. (Meals on Wheels), and associated with the Vine Pony Club for about 10 years, firstly as Secretary and then as District Commissioner. 2 sons: Simon George, born 14 April 1941, Finance Director, married with 1 son. Martin Richard, born 17 March 1943, Regional Manager, Courages Brewery, married to Vicky with 3 children: (1) Miranda Lucy Cardale, born 8 June 1968 and married on 5 March 1994 to Stuart James Nicholson born on 5 November 1966 with 2 children Olivia Kim Nicholson born 29 January 1998 and Eleanor Lucy Nicholson born on 3 October 2000; (2) George Martin Cardale born on 13 October 1970 and married on 22 August 1998 to Annica Marianne Henning with 2 children Frida Victoria Cardale born on 1 August 2001, Elsa Kirsten Cardale born on 8 October 2004 and Rufus George Cardale born on 22 April 2007; (3) Zara Diana Cardale born on 9 October 1980 and married on 24 September 2011 to Michael James Bailey born on 22 April 1984. 1 daughter; Anstice Mary Blanche, born 30 May 1949, married Andrew Michael Baring. They have three sons and one daughter: (1) Alexander Francis Baring, born 26 July 1976 and married on 24 June 2006 to Carolyn Grace with two children Olivia Cardale born on 6 May 2010 and Charlotte Grace born on 9 December 2012; (2) Edward George Baring, born on 9 January 1980 and married to Katja Guenther on 3 July 2010 with twins Sofie Mary Blanche and Luise Marie born on 8 September 2011; (3) Andrew Thomas Baring born on 9 June 1983 and married to Naomi Hampton on 16 July 2011 with a son Rowan Michael born on 30 September 2012; (4) Rosalind Mary Blanche born on 6 April 1986. | Bennett, Mary Blanche Albinia (I2262)
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| 662 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Perry, Ruth Eiluned Mary (I882)
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| 663 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Douglas, Hon. Charles James Sholto (I2819)
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| 664 | Baptised 21 July 1906 at St. George's, Clyst St. George. Educated at Eton College 1919/24 and Royal Military College, Sandhurst 1925-26. Killed in Action near Dunkirk, 1st June 1940. 2nd Lieut. Coldstream Guards 1926; Lieut. 1929, Capt. 1940. Served with the Shanghai Defence Force 1927-28. Resigned from the Army, February 1930 and joined British Shareholders' Trust in the City of London, but remained on the Reserve until re-called to serve in the Second World War. Member of the Stock Exchange, and partner in David A. Sevan, Stockbrokers, from 1933-39. He was killed on June 1st 1940 while commanding No. 1 Company, 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards, at Hondeschoote, six miles behind Dunkirk while forming the rear guard of the B.E.F. He was buried by the villagers and afterwards buried by the War Graves Commission in Warhem Cemetery near Dunkirk. He is mentioned in the following books: "Fight Another Day" by J. M. Langley, published by Collins, 1974; "No Dishonourable Name" by D. C. Quilter, published by Clowes, 1947; "The Coldstream Guards 1920-1946" by Michael Howard and John Sparrow, pub. by The Oxford University Press, 1951. Portrait as a child in pastel by H. M. Heaton in possession of grandson Patrick Gibbs. | Gibbs, Captain Evan Llewellyn (I2108)
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| 665 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Florence Margaret (I2018)
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| 666 | Baptised 22 December 1840 at Wraxall. Educated at Eton College (King's scholar) 1855-58, matric. at Oxford (Queen's College), entered the Middle Temple 1862. Buried 27 March 1886 at Clifton Hampden. Memorial Inscription in the churchyard on gravestone of Joseph Gibbs (his father). Will proved 17 May 1886. At Eton he was in the School cricket XI, 1858, and football "Wall" XI, 1857. He worked for a year on the Devon, and Somerset Railway at Barnstaple, next in Paris and Spain; all in connection with Antony Gibbs and Sons. He was Corresponding Director in Mexico of the Mexican Railway Co. Ltd. 1868-74; on the London Board 1874 till death. He was sometime a director of the Union Bank of London, of the Union Bank of Spain, and of the Mexican Gas Works, and in partnership in the City of London with W. Bailey Hawkins, metalbroker, of Staginhoe Park, Herts. | Gibbs, Joseph Hucks (I2583)
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| 667 | Baptised 22 March 1921 at Grosvenor Chapel, South Audley Street, Westminster. Educated at Eton College and Oxford (Balliol College). 1941 2nd Lieut. Coldstream Guards. 1942-45 served in Second World War in North Africa and Italy. Wounded in Italy. Captain 1943. Awarded Military Cross. From 1946 worked initially with Helbert Wagg & Co., Merchant Bankers and, after the merger in April 1962, with J. Henry Schroder Wagg & Co. Ltd. A Managing Director of Helbert Wagg since January 1957 and of J. Henry Schroder Wagg & Co. Ltd., since 1962. Director of: The Associated Biscuit Manufacturers Ltd.; Australian & International Trust Ltd.; City & Commercial Investment Trust Ltd.; The Colville Estate Ltd. (Chairman); The Equitable Life Assurance Society; Fundinvest Ltd.; Romney Trust Ltd.; Rowntree mackintosh Ltd.; Schroder Executor & Trustee Co. Ltd.; Schroder Properties Ltd.; Triplevest Ltd.; Updown Investment Co. Ltd.; Cheapside Dollar Fund (New York). Church Commissioner (since 1963), serving on the Assets Committee, which looks after their Stock Exchange securities, urban property and farmland. A member of the Council of the Duchy of Lancaster. Trustee of The Dulverton Trust. Deputy Chairman of London House for Overseas Graduates. Trustee of the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre Trust. Trustee of the Oxford and District Hospitals Improvement Fund. Vice-President of the Oxfordshire Playing Fields Association, Governor of the Ditchley Foundation. Governor of the Church School at Wootton and Member of the Wootton PCC. Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire from 1 January 1980. Runs a small Dairy Farm at Woodleys, Woodstock. Interested in forestry and gardening. Four sons: Charles Ashley, born 1951, Chartered Account, and married Mary Bromley Davenport in 1983; Rupert Spencer, born 1953, Scrap Metal Merchant, and married Amanda Colvin in 1985; Luke Arthur, born 1957, 9/12th Lancers; John Piers, born 1962, Page of Honour to HM The Queen 1976-1978, Clubs: Brook's, Pratt's. | Ponsonby, Sir Ashley Charles Gibbs 2Bt. KCVO, MC, DL (I1907)
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| 668 | Baptised 22 November 1918 at Christ Church, South Yarra, Melbourne. Educated at Eton College 1931. Killed in action 31 October 1942. Worked for Antony Gibbs & Sons, London and Chile. Survived earthquake. Returned to England shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War. Joined the RAF and was shot down during the Battle of Britain in 1941. | Gibbs, Ronald Gordon Vicary F/O RAF (I1991)
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| 669 | Baptised 23 March 1871 in the Cathedral at Mexico City. | Gibbs, Evelina Antonia Hermenegilda (I2707)
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| 670 | Baptised 23 November 1915 at St. Saviour's, Pimlico. Educated at Westonbirt, Paris & Florence. Chairman for many years of Chelsea Branch of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and made an Honorary Member of the Council in 1954 in recognition of services to the cause. Former Chairman of the South Kensington Branch of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund and in 1978 elected a Life Governor for services rendered to the Fund. Author of gardening articles in The Royal Horticultural Society's journal The Garden (Vol. 101, Part 12, December 1976, p. 573-574) and also in House and Garden. She and her husband both enjoy gardening and travelling. Portrait: Pastel (1926) by Miss Noyes last in own possession. | Gibbs, Anna Patricia (I2433)
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| 671 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Antony Hubert 4th Baron Wraxall (I2099)
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| 672 | Baptised 24 December 1928 at St. Michael's, Chester Square, London. Educated at St. George's, Ascot. Secretary to the Royal African Society 1974-78. Dismissed November 1978 owing to differences with the Officers of the Society over, in the main, business dealings with Rhodesia, at that time an illegal regime, not recognised by Great Britain and with whom trade was illegal; and South Africa, a country whose black population she considered to be exploited badly by British firms. November 1979 joined Threshold Foundation Bureau, an organisation which holds the belief that the world, on the Threshold of the 1980's, is on the Threshold of a New Age. It exists to promote projects that recognise the dangers of world collapse by armed or economic might and the need to heal the divisions by creating alternative life-styles. Brown Owl of 10th Kensington Brownie Pack since 1964; Tawny Owl of 1st Buckingham Palace Pack 1959-61. Founder of U.K. Council for Overseas Student Affairs Working Party on Zimbabwe Students (a body set up to co-ordinate all scholarships in 1970; from 1967, after Rhodesia had become an illegal regime and the High Commission in London closed down, she helped to organise the setting up of this body which served as a replacement for the Education Department of the High Commission). | Edgedale, Mercy Maude (I2214)
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| 673 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Edwards, Simon Martin Ralph (I2758)
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| 674 | Baptised 24 July 1869 at Hutton. In the Great War worked for the Belgravia Work Depot 1916 and 1917 and served in Canteen work in London. She and her sisters Blanche and May live at Yew Tree House afsd. | Gibbs, Emily (I2735)
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| 675 | Baptised 24 June 1919 at St. Saviour's, Pimlico. Educated at Westonbirt School. For several years worked as a V.A.D. for the British Red Cross Society. Lived in Kenya 1951-53. Since leaving Kent in 1966 has worked for the Samaritans. For many years has helped run a Book Shop. Travelled with her husband, visiting Rangoon, Delhi, Berlin and Holland. Portrait: Pastel (1926) by Miss Noyes last in own possession. | Gibbs, Ursula Mary (I2434)
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| 676 | Baptised 24 March 1890 at the Garrison Chapel, Portsmouth. Educated at Wellington College and at Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Died of enteric fever at Malta, unmarried, on 22 February 1910 and was buried at the Military Cemetery there. Memorial window in Bourton Chapel (chancel) and Memorial window in Taunton Church (see entry for his father). 2nd Lieut. Somerset Light Infantry 18 Sept. 1909. For portrait see entry for his mother Lillian Mary Gibbs. | Parr, Lieut. Arthur Henry Hallam (I2634)
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| 677 | Baptised 24 November 1843 at St. John's Church, Paddington. Died at Tyntesfield 12th and was buried 17th March 1871 at Wraxall. Memorial Inscription in the church and outside the vestry and in Tyntesfield chapel. Portraits: Drawing (with her son Cyril) by E. U. Eddis, a drawing by W. Richmond, and a bust by Munro. Min. by Sir Wm. Ross, was last in possession of Lord Wraxall in 1930. | Gibbs, Alice Blanche (I1728)
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| 678 | Baptised 25 April 1899 at Holy Trinity church in Barnstaple, Devon. Justice of the Peace for the County of Devon, 1937-71. | Harper, Olive Mary JP (I2734)
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| 679 | Baptised 25 December 1898 at Netherseale, co. Derby. | Cunard, Laura Kathleen (I2689)
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| 680 | Baptised 25 March 1887 at Barrow Gurney. Educated at Eton College 1900-6 (Miss Evans ' and M.D. Hill's houses); matric. Oxford (Magdalen College) October 1906. Died unmarried being killed by a fall from his horse at Barrow Gurney 19th and was buried there 23 July 1909. Memorial Inscription in churchyard there, in Barrow Court chapel and Eton College chapel; Memorial Cross on site of the accident. At Eton was in the Football Field XI and Oppidan Wall. Portraits: by G. Anderson (1900); water colour by Speaight; min. by Miss Hall; oil by F. Crawley-Boevey; all last in possession of Martin Antony Gibbs. | Gibbs, Roland Vicary (I2381)
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| 681 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Perry, Laura Bridget Rebecca (I692)
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| 682 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Arabella Marina Clare (I2119)
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| 683 | Baptised 26 April 1848 at St. John's in Paddington. Educated at Eton College, 1862-65; matric. at Oxford (Christ's Church), 12 October 1866. Died unmarried of yellow fever at Kingston, Jamaica, 23 February and was buried 22 July 1870 at Wraxall, Somerset. Memorial Inscription in the churchyard and outside vestry, and in Tyntesfield chapel. At Eton he was in the school "Field" football XI in 1865, and at Oxford he was Master of the Christ Church Harriers. Portrait in the miniature group mentioned under his brother, William Gibbs. Lord Wraxall also had in 1930 a miniature of him with his brother Martin and a dog, by Sir William Ross. A drawing by J. de Cazenave (1859) and a coloured one by J. W. Cole (1870) were in possn. of William O. Gibbs in 1932. | Gibbs, George Abraham (I1725)
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| 684 | Baptised 26 June 1928 at St. Margaret's, Westminster, London. Godson of H.M. Queen Mary. Educated at Eton and R.M.A. Sandhurst. 2nd Lieut. Coldstream Guards 1948; A/Capt. Coldstream Guards 1953. Retired 1953. Lieut. North Somerset Yeomanry/44 Royal Tank Regt. (TA), 1958; Major North Somerset & Bristol Yeomanry (1965). Retired 1967. Chairman N. Somerset Conservative Assn. 1970-74. Chairman Avon Scout Council 1976-. Coronation Medal 1953. Deputy Lieutenant Avon 1974. Clubs: Cavalry & Guards; Royal Automobile Club; Somerset Dining Club; Clifton Club, Bristol; Nobody's Friends. Portrait: min. by Owen Ramsay, aged 2 (1930) last in possession of Lady Wraxall (1979) and by John Hay, aged 7 and with mother & brother (at Tyntesfield} and by Lydia Everett aged 10 (at Tyntesfield} with brother Eustace. | Gibbs, George Richard Lawley 2nd Baron Wraxall (I2089)
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| 685 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gordon-Lennox, Charlotte Louise (I1804)
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| 686 | Baptised 27 August 1882 at St. Helen's, Abingdon. Educated at Newton Abbott, Devon, 1891-6, and the Naval Training ship, Britannia 1897-8. Buried Standish 2 November 1956. Was in Rugby Football XV Navy v. Army 1910-11 and Captain of the United Services XV 1910-11. Midshipman Royal Navy Dec. 1898; sub-Lieut. 1902; Lieut. 1904; Lieut. Commander 1910; Commander 1915; retired 1923 and attained rank of Captain R.N. 1927. Captain of Destroyers 1909-19. In the Great War he served with the Dover Patrol 1914-15 as Captain of Destroyer Crusader and took part in the bombardment of the German Army left wing from the Coast: served with the Harwich Force 1915-18 in Destroyers Matchless, Medea and Thruster. Was Captain 2nd in command of Royal Naval Coll. Dartmouth 1919-21. Commanded H.M.S. Bryony (Commander-in-Chief s yacht) Mediterranean Fleet, 1921-3. Member of the Royal Victorian Order 1911. Companion of the Distinguished Service Order 1916. Mentioned 4 times in Despatches (13 April 1915, 25 July 1916, 22 June 1917, 7 Jan. 1918). 1914 Star, Brit. War Medal and Allies' (Victory) medal of the Great War. From 1923 farmed with his brother Joseph at Malthouse Farm, Standish, Glos. Second World War: Bar to D.S.O.; served throughout war: 1939-40 Narvick (Norway); 1942-44 H.M.S. Queen Emma—Dieppe Raid and others; Sierra Leone; Mediterranean. 1944-46 H.M.S. Ganges at Shotley, Suffolk. Hon. Secretary of the Berkeley Hunt for many years. Portrait: Pastel by W. E. Miller last in possession of his nephew Beresford. | Gibbs, Captain George Louis Downall RN, DSO, NVO (I2767)
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| 687 | Baptised 27 July 1924 at Barrow Gurney. Educated at Eton. Captain late Royal Dragoons. In the Second World War joined the Royal Dragoons. 1949 left the Army and worked in a small merchant bank for a number of years. 1959 joined Gerrard and Reid (Discount House), now called Gerrard and National Discount Co. Ltd. of which he was Managing Director. Chairman Astley & Pearce Holdings Ltd., international foreign exchange and currency deposit brokers. Appointed by The Queen to be Keeper of the Privy Purse and Treasurer to The Queen from January, 1981. 2 sons and 1 daughter: Edward Napier Tremayne Miles, born 1958 who gained the Galsworthy Scholarship (open) to New College, Oxford; Patrick William Miles, born 1960, educated Eton; Davina Mary Evelyn Miles, born 1964. Clubs: Buck's, Cavalry and Pratt's. | Miles, Sir Peter Tremayne KCVO (I2556)
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| 688 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fleming, Rupert Michael (I1861)
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| 689 | Baptised 28 December 1651 at St. Mary Arches, Exeter aforesaid; died 27 May 1654. | Gibbs, Deborah (I3025)
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| 690 | Baptised 28 December 1867 at Wraxall, Somerset. Educated at Eton College, 1881-6; matric. at Oxford (Christ Church) 1887. Died unmarried in London from the effects of an operation 13th and was buried 18 May 1899 at Clifton Hampden. Memorial Inscription in churchyard there. Will proved 13 July 1899. Was in Antony Gibbs & Sons' London and Liverpool offices 1890-92. An original director, 1894-99, of Blyth Greene Jourdain & Co., Ltd., London. Author of A Cotswold Village (1st edition. 1898, 2nd 1899, popular edition. 1909, Travellers's Library edition. 1929) and The improvement of cricket grounds (1895). The former went through more editions to cover a record span of 65 years of printing and publishing by John Murray. | Gibbs, Joseph Arthur (I2590)
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| 691 | Baptised 28 December 1895 at Meerut. Educated at Cheltenham College, 1909-13 and Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1917 (prize Cadet). He played both for Cheltenham and Sandhurst at cricket and hockey. 2nd Lieut. Indian Army 5th August 1914, attached to 4th Dublin Fusiliers: temp. Lieut. December 1914, he went to the Great War in France with the Royal Irish Regt.: invalided in 1915 he rejoined the Indian Army Dec. 1915 as Lieut. 6th Royal Jat Light Infantry (now 1st Bn. 9th Jat Regt.): Capt. 1918: served in Mesopotamia 1918 and was invalided with typhoid fever: A.D.C. to Major General Sir Arthur Scott commanding Lucknow Division 1919: rejoined 6th Jat. L.I. on North West Frontier 1919 and was adjutant to the Regiment and on active service in Waziristan 1921-23: retired from Indian Army May 1923. Held the 1914-15 Star, British war medal and Allies' (Victory) medal of the Great War and the Indian Frontier medal with clasp. From 1926 Advertisement Manager of the Illustrated London News. He and his wife were living in 1932 at Dover Cottage, Hightown Rd., Roehampton. 1 daughter: Gillian Iris, b. 19 Dec. 1927. | Gordon Young, Capt. Gerald Antony (I2678)
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| 692 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Sara Jane (I1895)
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| 693 | Baptised 28 January 1880 at St. Michael's, Paddington. Educated at Eton College, 1892-7 and Royal Military college, Sandhurst, 1898-9. Died at Estcourt Grange, Gloucestershire, 11th and buried 13th October at Shipton Moyne, Glos. Memorial there. 2nd Lieut. Coldstream Guards, January 1900. Lieut. November 1901. Served in the South African (Boer) War in operations in Cape Colony July 1901 to May 1902, and was awarded the Queen's medal with three clasps. Adjutant 3rd Battalion Coldstream Gds., Ap. 1904-Ap. 1907. Aide-de-Camp to the Viceroy of India (Earl of Minto) Sep. 1907-June 1910. Captain January 1910. Acting A.D.C. to Field Marshal Lord Kitchener at the Coronation of King George V, 1911. In the Great War he served in France and Belgium in 1914. Captured at Gheluvelt 29 October 1914, he was kept a prisoner of war at Stralsund, Heidelburg, Holzminden, Freiberg, etc., in Germany, was transferred to and interned in Holland, Feb., 1918, and was released 12 Jan. 1919. Awarded Military Cross 1920, 1914 Star, British War Medal, Allies' (Victory) Medal. Major 1915, Lieut. Colonel Ap. 1919, Col. Oct. 1924. Commanded 1st Battalion Coldstream Gds., 1920-21. Commanded 129th (S. Wessex) Infantry Brigade (Territorial) 1928-30. In command of Coldstream Guards Regt. and Regtl. District from Aug. 1930. Lived from 1927 at Estcourt Grange, Tetbury, Glos. Portrait of himself (as a Russian) and one of his wife (with four dogs) last in possession of David Evelyn Gibbs. | Gibbs, Colonel John Evelyn MC (I1738)
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| 694 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Brenda Mary (I2754)
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| 695 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Andrew Christopher (I2100)
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| 696 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Douglas, Lady Mary Pamela (I2820)
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| 697 | Baptised 3 July 1897 at Newbold, Lancashire. Educated at Shrewsbury 1911-14 and Christ Church, Oxford, 1920-21. (Boulter Exhibition). Buried in Finchampstead churchyard. Vice-President Oxford University Moot Club, 1921. Served in the Great War with the Royal Field Artillery in France and Mesopotamia, 1914-19 (British War Medal, and Allies' Victory Medal). Called to the Bar (Inner Temple) 1921. Contested Parliamentary Division of Mansfield co. Notts., 1929 as Conservative. Chairman of Coningsby Club, 1925-26. K.C. 1947; J.P. 1949-52; Special Commissioner for Trial of Matrimonial Causes 1953; County Court Judge 1961-66. Club: Carlton. | Edgedale, His Honour Judge Samuel Richard QC (I2198)
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| 698 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Edwards, Katherine Mary (I2761)
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| 699 | Baptised 30 April 1939 at St. John's, Bulawayo. Educated at Ruzawi School and Diocesan College, Rondebosch. Went into dairy farming 1957. Chairman Dairy Producers of Matabeleland 1963-68. President of Matabeleland Branch of Rhodesia National Farmers Union 1968-71. President of the Rhodesia Party in opposition to the Rhodesian Front 1974-76. Member of British South African Police Reserve from 1961. Wounded in action 1977. Member of the Board of Gibbs and Co. (CA) (Pvt) Ltd. Interests: Farmers Unions, politics, shooting, fishing, reading. | Gibbs, Timothy Durant (I1884)
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| 700 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbs, Jonathan Charles William (I2101)
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