The Descendants of Lyderic de Buc, born 600 in Flanders, died 692.

689. Major John FORSTER [47179] (Henry (Capt.)³⁸, John³⁷, John MA DD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁶, John³⁵, William MA BD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁴, William³³, Ralph³², Thomas 11th Gov. of Bamborough³¹, Thomas Kt. 10th Governor of Bamborough (Sir)³⁰, Thomas Kt. (Sir)²⁹, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁸, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁷, Thomas Kt.,7th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁶, John Kt., 6th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁵, Gilbert Kt., 4th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁴, Alfred Kt. 3rd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²³, Randolph Kt 2nd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²², John Kt 1st Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²¹, William Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)²⁰, Hugo Kt Earl of Northumbria (Sir)¹⁹, Reginald Kt (Sir)¹⁸, Hugo Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)¹⁷, Richard¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born on 1 Aug 1826 in Lewisham Kent England and died on 16 Sep 1886 in Exbury Hampshire England at age 60.

General Notes: The Forster family
During the 19th century, the Forster family were the major landowners in the area. They lived at Southend Hall, which was located just south of the junction of Whitefoot Lane and Bromley Road. The parkland attached to the hall stretched away eastwards and was divided by Whitefoot Lane. The larger part lay to the south of the lane, whilst the smaller part to the north was divided into two. The eastern section was surrounded by thick belts of trees, except alongside Whitefoot Lane. In 1919 Mr W H Forster made a gift to the Metropolitan Borough of Lewisham of this part of his estate to become a public park and commemorate his two sons Alfred and John, both lost in the First World War. Mr Forster (MP for Bromley and later Lord Forster) went on to become Governor-General of Australia from 1920 to 1925. The park, gratefully received by the Council as much-needed open space for the new estates being built in the area at that time, was opened to the public in Lord Forster's absence by his daughter, the Hon. Mrs Lubbock, in 1922. The park was almost doubled in size to the north in 1937, following a deal between the Forster Estate Company and the London County Council.
The Area around Southend Hall can be seen at <http://maps.live.com/?v=2&cid=F166993EDEA3B442!8872&encType=1> - find Item 50 in the Index; and click on Hybrid in the Zoom Box, or at maps.google.com.au and search for "john the baptist church, Lewisham, United Kingdom". This will also show you the Location of the Church, with "Southend" slightly to the West and the Forster Memorial Park to the North-East.

In a File of Information received from Marigold [Roberts] Potter in June 2011, she included the following:
Memorials: St John The Baptist Church, Southend, Sydenham
in loving memory of
major John Forster 6th Dragoon Guards Son of Henry and Harriet Forster who served in the Crimea and the Indian Mutiny .
Born 1st August 1816 Died 16th September 1886.

And of his wife Emily daughter of
John Ashton Case of Ince Hall in the County of Lancashire who died 3rd January 1896 and of John their eldest son,
Born 19th June 1863 Died 12th November 1870.

• Military Service: a Major in the 6th Dragoon Guards, 20 Jul 1858, the Crimea and the Indian Mutiny.

John married Emily Jane Ashton CASE [47197], daughter of John Ashton CASE [91888], on 18 Dec 1862 in St James' Westminster Middlesex England. Emily was born circa 1834, was baptised on 8 May 1834 in Woolton Lancashire England, and died on 3 Jan 1896 aged about 62.

722 M i. John FORSTER [47198] was born on 19 Jun 1863 and died on 12 Nov 1870 at age 7.

Henry married Rachel Cecily DOUGLAS-SCOTT-MONTAGU GBE [47214] (b. Abt 1870, d. 12 Apr 1962) in 1890.

724 M iii. Samuel Eustace FORSTER [47200] was born on 31 Mar 1876 in Lewisham Kent England, was baptised on 6 May 1867 in St Mary's Lewisham Kent England, and died on 7 Nov 1950 in Runcton Sussex England at age 74.

General Notes: In an e-Mail received from Marigold [Roberts] Potter in September 2014, she included his Obituary, as follows:
Wisden Obituary 1950:
FORSTER, MR. SAMUEL EUSTACE, died at Woldhurst, Runcton, Chichester, on November 7, aged 83. Eton XI, 1885, and brother of first Lord Forster (H. W. F.), Oxford XI, 1887-89, Hampshire and M.C.C. President.

691. Eliza Mary Ann FORSTER [47180] (Henry (Capt.)³⁸, John³⁷, John MA DD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁶, John³⁵, William MA BD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁴, William³³, Ralph³², Thomas 11th Gov. of Bamborough³¹, Thomas Kt. 10th Governor of Bamborough (Sir)³⁰, Thomas Kt. (Sir)²⁹, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁸, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁷, Thomas Kt.,7th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁶, John Kt., 6th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁵, Gilbert Kt., 4th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁴, Alfred Kt. 3rd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²³, Randolph Kt 2nd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²², John Kt 1st Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²¹, William Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)²⁰, Hugo Kt Earl of Northumbria (Sir)¹⁹, Reginald Kt (Sir)¹⁸, Hugo Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)¹⁷, Richard¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born on 6 Feb 1833 in Southend Hall Lewisham Kent England, was baptised on 14 May 1833 in St Mary's Lewisham Kent England, and died on 3 Oct 1902 in Sandgate Kent England at age 69.

General Notes: In a File of Information received from Marigold Potter in September 2010, she includes the following Lines:
Eliza Mary Ann Henry petitioned her husband [Robert John Henry] in the Divorce Court for Judicial Separation - she was the appellant and he the respondent.
Eliza Mary Anne filed her petition at the High Court 25/7/1860 and Robert John filed his response 16/8/1860.
The case was heard 22/8/1860.
Further Information received from Marigold in June 2011 included the following:
There was a £10,000 marriage settlement 10/5/1854 referred to in Eliza's WILL. The marriage was witnessed by Eliza's brother Capt. John Forster of 6th Dragoon Guards.
Marriage announcement: The Gentleman's Magazine 1854 Part 2, p. 188.
At Dartmouth Capt R J Henry, 4th Light Dragoons to Eliza-Mary-Anne, dau of Capt H Forster of The Wilderness Dartmouth [The marriage certificate gives her husband's name as Robert John Henry. Also Capt. R Henry was in the Heavy Brigade, not the Light Brigade.
1871 Census:
Eliza is living at "The Nest", Hayes, Kent with her Son Jocelyn, aged 10 Years.
Marigold also states:
My mother gained the impression from relatives that Eliza Mary Ann was a forceful woman who disapproved of her son's choice of wife. When he died in 1885 Eliza insisted the grand-daughters reside with her effectively removing the day to day care from the children's mother. According to my mother "Granny" [Frances Emma Beaglehole] "was lovely".
Whenever the grandchildren were sent out on an errand Eliza Mary Ann insisted they inform the shopkeeper that the total bill must not comprise odd amounts of money such as a couple of pennies or a farthing if the bill was to be paid small amounts of coinage must be either rounded up or down.
AND, further,
In the matter of Edward Cecil Charles (sic!) Henry and James Jocelyn Coghill Henry infants by Eliza Mary Anne Henry widow their next friend
Applied for joint Guardianship with her brother Major John Forster Case filed 9/8/1866.
She also applied to the Court for a sum of £600 yearly to be paid to Eliza out of her son's income [Edward Cecil Christie] from his properties for his maintenance and education while a minor. The first half yearly payment was to be made 23/12/1866.
Eliza claimed the estate of R J Henry "insufficient to satisfy the alleged several claims and fhe plaintiff is apprehensive that proceedings will be instituted against her by some of the creditors the plaintiff is desirous of having the estate of the said Robert John Henry administered under the direction of this Honourable Court. "

Eliza married Capt. Robert John HENRY [87006], son of James HENRY [94379] and Elizabeth BALL [94380], on 11 May 1854 in St Petrox Dartmouth Devon England. Robert was born in 1825 in Maghera Londonderry Ireland, was baptised on 8 Sep 1829 in Castle Dawson Presbyterian Church Londonderry Co. Derry Ireland, and died on 23 Jun 1866 in Bordeaux Aquitane France at age 41.

General Notes: In a Document received from Marigold [Roberts] Potter in February 2015, she included the following:-
1854 On Thursday last our town was very gay, in consequence of the marriage of Captain Henry, of the 4^thLight dragoons, to Miss Forster, daughter of Capt. Forster, R.A., of the Wilderness, which took place at St.Petrock's Church; the bells of all the churches in the town rang merrily, and the guns of the different batteries on the banks of the Dart fired several volleys in honour of the occasion; and
in a further e-Mail received from Marigold [Roberts] Potter in February 2021, she stated that Robert John Henry was an early Photographer; and included Copies of some of his Photographs, including some that are Stereographic.

+ 725 M i. Edward Cecil Christie HENRY [87007] was born in 1858 in Dublin Co. Dublin Ireland and died on 23 Sep 1885 in Funchal Madeira Island Portugal at age 27.

Edward married Frances Emma BEAGLEHOLE [87008] (b. 24 Jul 1861, d. 17 Feb 1932) on 3 Nov 1880 in Office of the Registrar Brighton Sussex England.

Edward next married Annie Maria PEARPOINT [91900]. (b. 1849, d. 27 Jan 1915)

726 M ii. Joscelyn James Coghill HENRY [91890] was born circa 1861 in Torquay Devon England and died on 19 Jun 1908 in Folkestone Kent England aged about 47.

Eliza next married Rear Admiral Thomas MILLER [91889] on 5 Sep 1878. Thomas was born on 28 Nov 1819 and died on 22 Apr 1899 at age 79.

694. William Stewart Evelyn FORSTER [47186] (Richard Stewart Evelyn (Rev.)³⁸, John³⁷, John MA DD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁶, John³⁵, William MA BD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁴, William³³, Ralph³², Thomas 11th Gov. of Bamborough³¹, Thomas Kt. 10th Governor of Bamborough (Sir)³⁰, Thomas Kt. (Sir)²⁹, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁸, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁷, Thomas Kt.,7th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁶, John Kt., 6th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁵, Gilbert Kt., 4th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁴, Alfred Kt. 3rd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²³, Randolph Kt 2nd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²², John Kt 1st Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²¹, William Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)²⁰, Hugo Kt Earl of Northumbria (Sir)¹⁹, Reginald Kt (Sir)¹⁸, Hugo Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)¹⁷, Richard¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born about 1834 in Brighton Sussex England, was baptised on 14 Jan 1834 in St Nicholas' Brighton Sussex England, and died 3Qtr 1911 in London England aged about 77.

William married Catherine Matilda LEVESON [47201] on 29 Aug 1861 in Walcot Bath Somerset England. Catherine was born about 1838 in Leamington Spa Warwickshire England.

727 F i. Margaret L FORSTER [47202] was born in 1865 in Chislehurst Kent England.

728 F ii. Mabel K C FORSTER [47203] was born about 1867 in Marylebone Middlesex England.

729 M iii. Arthur F FORSTER [47204] was born about 1869 in Marylebone Middlesex England.

730 M iv. Cecil FORSTER [47205] was born about 1872 in Marylebone Middlesex England.

732 M vi. Leonard Stewart FORSTER [47207] was born about 1871 in Middlesex England and died on 29 May 1889 in New College Oxford Oxfordshire England aged about 18.

733 M vii. Claude William FORSTER [47208] was born about 1874 in Marylebone Middlesex England and died on 19 Apr 1936 aged about 62.

702. Francis Samuel FORSTER [47194] (Richard Stewart Evelyn (Rev.)³⁸, John³⁷, John MA DD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁶, John³⁵, William MA BD [Cambs] (Rev.)³⁴, William³³, Ralph³², Thomas 11th Gov. of Bamborough³¹, Thomas Kt. 10th Governor of Bamborough (Sir)³⁰, Thomas Kt. (Sir)²⁹, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁸, Thomas Kt (Sir)²⁷, Thomas Kt.,7th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁶, John Kt., 6th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁵, Gilbert Kt., 4th Governor of Bamborough Castle (Sir)²⁴, Alfred Kt. 3rd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²³, Randolph Kt 2nd Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²², John Kt 1st Governor of Bamburgh Castle (Sir)²¹, William Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)²⁰, Hugo Kt Earl of Northumbria (Sir)¹⁹, Reginald Kt (Sir)¹⁸, Hugo Kt Governor of Etherstone (Sir)¹⁷, Richard¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born on 7 Sep 1851 in Southend Hall Lewisham Kent England. Another name for Francis was Harry.

Francis married Lola Pauline GRIFFITHS [47211] 4Qtr 1890 in Shipston on Stour Warwickshire England.

• Residence: at her Marriage she lived at Langley Lodge, Rushy Green, 1890, Lewisham Kent England.

705. Major General, Sir George BELL K.C.B. [102049] (George BELL³⁸, WALTER BELL³⁷, Walter BELL³⁶, Walter BELL³⁵, Henry BELL³⁴, Edmund BELL³³, Sir Robert BELL³², Sir Edmund BELL³¹, Sir Robert BELL³⁰, William BELL²⁹, Robert BELL²⁸, Edmund BELL²⁷, Edmund BELL²⁶, George BELL²⁵, Alexander BELL²⁴, Edmund BELL²³, Alexander BELL²², Selim BELL²¹, Almeric BELL²⁰, Hubert BELL¹⁹, Rosabella¹⁸, Princess Of England Constance de NORMANDIE¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born on 17 Mar 1794 and died in 1877 at age 83.

General Notes: In a Document received attached to an e-Mail from Alan Turner in April 2014, he commences his Story of the Bell Family with the following:
George is one of our more famous ancestors, though few will have heard of him. He was appointed by the Duke of York to the ??? in March 1811 at the age of 17 and accompanied Field Marshall Lord Strafford later the same year to the Peninsular (Spain). He served in the Duke of Wellington's Army, without break, until the end of the war in 1814.
George was first engaged in the action of Arroyo-de-Molinos under the command of Lord Hill, capturing the 34^th Regiment of French Infantry with their Band and Drums, Prince D'Arimburgh, General Lebrun, 40 officers, 1500 men and all their baggage and artillery. Then at the final siege of Badajoz; capture of Fort Napoleon and bridge at Almaraz on the Tagus; retreat from Burgos and Madrid: the battles of Vittoria, Salamanca, Pyrenees, Pass of Maya and Roncesvales; the actions of the 30^th and 31^st of July against D'Erlongs' Corps, near Pampeluna; Battles of the Nivelle, Nieve, Bayonne and St Pier where 5000 men were left hors de combat on one square mile of ground. In this engagement he suffered bruising of his head (a bullet through his hat!). He also fought at the battles of Orthes, Tarbes and Toulouse.
In 1825 George was gazetted once more to a regiment of the line through the good offices of the Duke of York. On April 9, he sailed with his wife and only child, Fanny Louisa, to Ceylon aboard the Warren Hastings, a trading ship of the John Company. The personal cost of passage for the family of three with George travelling free was £240. The name of Warren Hastings, the first Governor General of India, also appears in past history as an uncle of the wife of John White an ancestor of my wife Carol. The trip was not without incident there being both a mutiny and a near shipwreck. He spent several years in Ceylon and the East Indies and served in Ava during the Burmese War until its finale. In 1828 he became Captain. On June 19, 1831 he sailed for England on the "Claudine". Within his memoires he records a chance meeting with his brother Thomas on the beach at Madras, India - neither had been aware of the other's presence in that area and they had not seen each other for some seven years!
George was stationed in Canada for seven years with his regiment and was actively involved during the rebellion of 1837-38, particularly in the capture of St Charles and St Eustache. He commanded the fort and garrison of Couteau-du-Lac where he managed to recover 16, 24-pounder guns from the bottom of the St Lawrence River in mid-winter along with 4,000 rounds of shot that had been sunk in the river by the rebels.

George became Lieut. Colonel of the 1^st Foot on Dec 5, 1843 and served in Gibraltar as commanding officer.

1852 (2 May) he sailed from London to Crete. In 1853 he had to go to London on election business and was involved in a train crash. He suffered injuries to his bridle hand, which took two years to heal. He visited the ruins at Pompeii in March 1854. In 1854-5 he served with the Allied Army in the Crimea commanding the Royal Regiment in the Battles of the Alma and Inkermann as well as the Siege of Sebastopol where he was wounded and honourably mentioned in the dispatches of Lord Raglan, Commander-in-Chief of the British Army. Lord Raglan appointed him to a Brigade. George witnessed the very well known and disastrous Charge of the Light Brigade.

In 1855 (Oct 23) George was made Colonel of the 104^th Foot.

On his return to England he became Inspecting Field Officer at Liverpool until 1859 when he became Major-General. From this time he was never employed and he believed that this was because of a letter he wrote to the Times on 12 December 1854 complaining of the deficiencies of the commissariat during the siege of Sebastopol, and begging assistance from England (see following pages).

1861 saw George return to Canada again where he visited Niagara Falls, Montreal and Quebec. He was able to review places that he had previously visited during the 1837-38 rebellion and this seems to have been primarily a vacation but it was followed by travel into the USA where he set out to review the military activities associated with the Civil War. It seems that he spent about a month here visiting, amongst other places, New York which then had a population of just 400,000, and Washington. The highlight was a visit to the White House about which he wrote;
went upstairs and looked about for a stateroom of reception and someone to hand my card. But no one in the shape of an aide-de-camp or messenger to be seen. After some turnings, I saw a lady and a gentleman standing in a hall looking into a room where several people were assembled. I asked where I could find the president. "Oh, that's he, up there writing at the table, with spectacles." So I advanced, free and easy, as is the United States custom, up to his table, to hear him speak, and look well into his dark features. He wore a common loose, white light duster and a pair of big shoes (easy for corns). He is about six feet in height, stoops, is thin and wiry, with black hair and beard, very kindly, and familiar in his manner to all, but a very common-place looking man."

After some time observing events and commenting on the private conference which he described as an "open court" he continued;
got tired of waiting and now handed him my card, saying that I had called to pay my respects, and wish his cause success. He looked at my card and read, Major-General - George - Bell, - CB., - British - Army. Then stretching out his long arm, and a big claw, gave me a shake with, "how is Old England?"
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became Colonel of the 32^nd Foot in 1867 (February 2) and Colonel of the 1^st Foot on 3 August 1868.

For 30 successive years he served in the Royal Regiment, having previously seen much service with the 24^th and 45^th Regiments.

The various medals and awards he earned included the War Medal with Seven Clasps (Badajoz, Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nieve, Orthes and Toulouse); the Indian Medal for Ava; the Crimean Medal with Three Clasps (Alma, Inkermann, Sebastopol); the Turkish Medal; Companion of the Bath; the Legion d'Honneur; the Imperial Order of the Medjidie from the Sultan: and finally the honour of a K.C.B. (Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath) from the Queen on March 13 1867.

As Colonel and Inspecting Officer in the Northern District he recruited some 20,000 men for the Army.

George became Colonel-in-Chief of the 1^st Regiment of the Line or "Royal Scots".

His appointment to the rank of General was March 8, 1873.

George published a two volume book of memoirs "Rough Notes of an Old Soldier" in 1867. This work was later arranged and edited by Brian Stuart and published as a single volume by G Bell and Sons in 1956 with the title "Soldiers Glory".

The publisher released the last of the normally
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retained "publishers copies" to members of the family and several others were obtained from various sources. The full story, even though largely in diary format, is most fascinating and well worth a read. Several copies appeared to be available on the Internet at the time of my writing up this part of the history and .pdf version of his original memoires is available on the Internet through Google.

George Bell died on July 10, 1877 at 156 Westbourne Terrace, London and is buried at Kensal Green Cemetery.

George married Alicia Fitzmonica SCOTT [102050], daughter of James SCOTT [102051], on 12 Dec 1816. Alicia died on 11 Feb 1819 in Montrose Angus Scotland.

General Notes: In a Document received attached to an e-Mail from Alan Turner in April 2014, he commences his Story of the Bell Family with the following:
She was heiress of James Scott of Ecclesjohn and Coniston and a direct ancestor of Lady Fitzmonica-Scott, lady in waiting to Queen Anne in 1714.

• Military Service: a Leiutenant in the 34th Regiment at the time of his Marriage, 12 Dec 1816, Clonmel Co. Tipperary Ireland.

Frances married Alexander James ARMSTRONG [52378] (b. Abt 1806) on 27 May 1835 in Larah Co. Cavan Ireland.

George next married Margaret Addison DOUGAL [102071], daughter of Thomas DOUGAL [102073].

706. Henry Nugent BELL [102312] (George BELL³⁸, WALTER BELL³⁷, Walter BELL³⁶, Walter BELL³⁵, Henry BELL³⁴, Edmund BELL³³, Sir Robert BELL³², Sir Edmund BELL³¹, Sir Robert BELL³⁰, William BELL²⁹, Robert BELL²⁸, Edmund BELL²⁷, Edmund BELL²⁶, George BELL²⁵, Alexander BELL²⁴, Edmund BELL²³, Alexander BELL²², Selim BELL²¹, Almeric BELL²⁰, Hubert BELL¹⁹, Rosabella¹⁸, Princess Of England Constance de NORMANDIE¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born in 1797.

738 F i. Olivia Zerlina Adelaide BELL [102769] was born on 24 Mar 1820 in London England and died on 4 Aug 1821 in London England at age 1.

709. William BELL [102314] (George BELL³⁸, WALTER BELL³⁷, Walter BELL³⁶, Walter BELL³⁵, Henry BELL³⁴, Edmund BELL³³, Sir Robert BELL³², Sir Edmund BELL³¹, Sir Robert BELL³⁰, William BELL²⁹, Robert BELL²⁸, Edmund BELL²⁷, Edmund BELL²⁶, George BELL²⁵, Alexander BELL²⁴, Edmund BELL²³, Alexander BELL²², Selim BELL²¹, Almeric BELL²⁰, Hubert BELL¹⁹, Rosabella¹⁸, Princess Of England Constance de NORMANDIE¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born circa 1800.

740 F i. BELL [102771] was born on 23 Feb 1826 in Enniskillen Co. Fermanagh Ireland.

General Notes: In a Document received from Alan Turner in April 2014, an extract from a Local Newspaper contained the following:
On Thursday last at Bellview, near this town, Mrs Bell, wife of William Bell, Esq., of Cavan, was suddenly taken ill of premature labour and delivered of a daughter which although not within two months of maturity is likely to live. Mrs. B. we are happy to state is also doing well.

714. Jean FERGUSSON [34144] (Alexander FERGUSSON³⁸, John FERGUSSON³⁷, Elizabeth GRIERSON³⁶, Robert GRIERSON³⁵, William GRIERSON³⁴, Helena DOUGLAS³³, Christian MONTGOMERIE³², John MONTGOMERIE³¹, Helen CAMPBELL³⁰, Elizabeth STEWART²⁹, John STEWART²⁸, Robert STEWART²⁷, Isobel ERGADIA²⁶, Jonet ISAAC²⁵, Princess Of Scotland Maud BRUCE²⁴, King Of Scotland Robert I de BRUS²³, Margaret, Countess of CARRICK²², Neil, Earl of CARRICK²¹, Duncan, Earl of CARRICK²⁰, Gilbert GALLOWAY Of Carrick¹⁹, Princess Of England Elizabeth BEAUCLERC¹⁸, Henry I BEAUCLERC King Of England¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born on 29 May 1711 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland and died on 25 Feb 1792 at age 80.

Jean married Robert RIDDELL [34941], son of Walter RIDDELL [34938] and Catherine LAURIE [34927], on 29 May 1731 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland. Robert was born in 1700 and died in 1771 at age 71.

+ 741 F i. Anna RIDDELL [34338] was born in Mar 1733 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland and died in 1771 at age 38.

742 F ii. Elizabeth RIDDELL [34339] was born in 1734 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland.

743 F iii. Catherine RIDDELL [34340] was born in 1736 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland.

+ 744 F iv. Margaret RIDDELL [33556] was born about 1738 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland and died after 1778.

Margaret married James GOLDIE [33542] (b. Abt 1708, d. 17 Jun 1781) on 13 Sep 1762 in Tynron Dumfries Scotland.

745 F v. Jean RIDDELL [34341] was born about 1740 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland and died in 1792 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland aged about 52.

746 M vi. Walter RIDDELL [34342] was born in 1742 in Glenriddell Roxburghshire Scotland.

716. James FERGUSSON [34387] (Alexander FERGUSSON³⁸, John FERGUSSON³⁷, Elizabeth GRIERSON³⁶, Robert GRIERSON³⁵, William GRIERSON³⁴, Helena DOUGLAS³³, Christian MONTGOMERIE³², John MONTGOMERIE³¹, Helen CAMPBELL³⁰, Elizabeth STEWART²⁹, John STEWART²⁸, Robert STEWART²⁷, Isobel ERGADIA²⁶, Jonet ISAAC²⁵, Princess Of Scotland Maud BRUCE²⁴, King Of Scotland Robert I de BRUS²³, Margaret, Countess of CARRICK²², Neil, Earl of CARRICK²¹, Duncan, Earl of CARRICK²⁰, Gilbert GALLOWAY Of Carrick¹⁹, Princess Of England Elizabeth BEAUCLERC¹⁸, Henry I BEAUCLERC King Of England¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born on 10 Jan 1713 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland, was baptised on 10 Jan 1713 in Glencairn Dumfiresshire Scotland, and died on 12 Dec 1771 in Stenhouse Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland at age 58.

James married Euphemia NISBET [34390], daughter of Sir John NISBET [34391], on 17 Jan 1743 in Dumfriesshire Scotand. Euphemia was born about 1722 in Dirlton East Lothian Scotland and died on 13 Sep 1746 aged about 24.

+ 751 M i. Alexander FERGUSSON [34392] was born on 6 Sep 1746 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland, was baptised on 6 Sep 1746 in Glencairn Dumfiresshire Scotland, and died in Apr 1796 at age 49.

Alexander married Deborah CUTLAR [34393] (b. Abt 1750) on 23 Jul 1769 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland.

James next married Eleanora DALRYMPLE [34394], daughter of George DALRYMPLE [34395], on 30 Dec 1750 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland. Eleanora was born in 1730 in Dalmahoy Midlothian Scotland.

752 M i. George FERGUSSON [34396] was born on 1 Jun 1752 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland and died on 15 Jul 1752 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland.

753 M ii. Charles FERGUSSON [34397] was born on 23 Aug 1753 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland, was baptised on 31 Aug 1753 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland, and died on 29 Mar 1754.

+ 754 M iii. John FERGUSSON [34398] was born on 16 Feb 1755 in Drumlanrig Castle Dumfriesshire Scotland, was baptised on 16 Feb 1755 in Drumlanrig Castle Dumfriesshire Scotland, and died on 20 Oct 1814 at age 59.

755 F iv. Euphemia FERGUSSON [34399] was born on 14 Jan 1757 in Drumlanrig Castle Dumfriesshire Scotland and was baptised on 14 Jan 1757 in Glencairn Dumfiresshire Scotland.

+ 756 F v. Anne FERGUSSON [34400] was born on 23 Oct 1759 in Drumlanrig Castle Dumfriesshire Scotland and was baptised on 23 Oct 1759 in Glencairn Dumfiresshire Scotland.

757 M vi. Robert FERGUSSON [34401] was born on 31 Jul 1762 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland.

758 F vii. Elizabeth FERGUSSON [34402] was born on 12 Apr 1765 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland.

759 F viii. Margaret FERGUSSON [34403] was born on 27 Feb 1768 in Drumlanrig Castle Dumfriesshire Scotland.

760 F ix. Jean FERGUSSON [34404] was born on 28 Jul 1771 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland.

718. Sir Robert FERGUSSON Kt. [34389] (Alexander FERGUSSON³⁸, John FERGUSSON³⁷, Elizabeth GRIERSON³⁶, Robert GRIERSON³⁵, William GRIERSON³⁴, Helena DOUGLAS³³, Christian MONTGOMERIE³², John MONTGOMERIE³¹, Helen CAMPBELL³⁰, Elizabeth STEWART²⁹, John STEWART²⁸, Robert STEWART²⁷, Isobel ERGADIA²⁶, Jonet ISAAC²⁵, Princess Of Scotland Maud BRUCE²⁴, King Of Scotland Robert I de BRUS²³, Margaret, Countess of CARRICK²², Neil, Earl of CARRICK²¹, Duncan, Earl of CARRICK²⁰, Gilbert GALLOWAY Of Carrick¹⁹, Princess Of England Elizabeth BEAUCLERC¹⁸, Henry I BEAUCLERC King Of England¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born about 1715 in Craigdarroch Dumfiresshire Scotland and died in Dec 1794 in Drumlanrig [Castle] Dumfries & Galloway Scotland aged about 79.

Robert married Clementina DOUGLAS [34407], daughter of James DOUGLAS [34414] and Philadelphia JOHNSTONE [34415], about 1750. Clementina was born about 1730 in Dornoch Sutherland Scotland and died on 16 Oct 1777 in Drumlanrig [Castle] Dumfries & Galloway Scotland aged about 47.

+ 761 M i. Charles FERGUSSON [34405] was born in 1752 in Drumlanrig [Castle] Dumfries & Galloway Scotland.

762 F ii. Clementina FERGUSSON [34406] was born in 1753 in Drumlanrig [Castle] Dumfries & Galloway Scotland.

+ 763 F iii. Anne FERGUSSON [34408] was born in 1756 in Drumlanrig [Castle] Dumfries & Galloway Scotland and died in 1890 in Cork Co. Cork Munster Ireland at age 134.

Anne married William PHILLIPS [34412] (b. Cir 1730, d. 1790) in 1778 in Cork Co. Cork Munster Ireland.

+ 764 F iv. Philadelphia FERGUSSON [34409] was born on 6 Mar 1757 in Drumlanrig [Castle] Dumfries & Galloway Scotland.

719. James WESTERN [35253] (Thomas WESTERN³⁸, Catherine HARMAN-LE GROS³⁷, Charles HARMAN-LE GROS³⁶, Catherine LE GROS³⁵, Muriel KNYVET³⁴, Sir Thomas KNYVET Kt.³³, Sir Thomas KNYVET Bart.³², John KNYVET³¹, Jane BOURCHIER³⁰, Sir John BOURCHIER²⁹, Sir Humphrey BOURCHIER²⁸, Sir John BOURCHIER²⁷, Lady Anne PLANTAGANET Of Gloucester²⁶, Sir Thomas PLANTAGANET Of Woodstock²⁵, King Edward III PLANTAGANET Of England²⁴, King Edward II PLANTAGANET Of England²³, King Edward I PLANTAGANET Of England²², King Henry III PLANTAGANET Of England²¹, John LACKLAND King Of England²⁰, King Henry II PLANTAGANET Of England¹⁹, Matilda BEAUCLERC Empress Of Germany¹⁸, Henry I BEAUCLERC King Of England¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born on 6 Feb 1774 in Bath Somerset England and died on 15 Nov 1864 at age 90.

James married Charlotte HALLIFAX [35256], daughter of Rev Robert HALLIFAX [35257]. Charlotte was born on 13 Jun 1782 and died on 4 Jun 1864 in Bath Somerset England at age 81.

+ 766 M i. Edward WESTERN [33619] was born on 22 Aug 1808 and died on 10 Apr 1862 at age 53.

720. Anne GRIFFITHS [22667] (Richard GRIFFITHS M.P.³⁸, Richard GRIFFITHS³⁷, Edward GRIFFITHS³⁶, Very Rev. Richard GRIFFITHS³⁵, Thomas GRIFFITHS³⁴, Capt. Edward GRIFFITHS³³, Robert GRIFFITHS³², William GRIFFITHS³¹, Sir William GRIFFITHS³⁰, Joan TROUTBECK²⁹, Margaret STANLEY²⁸, Joan GOUSHILL²⁷, Elizabeth FITZALAN²⁶, Elizabeth de BOHUN²⁵, William de BOHUN Earl of Northampton²⁴, Elizabeth RHUDDLAN²³, King Edward I PLANTAGANET Of England²², King Henry III PLANTAGANET Of England²¹, John LACKLAND King Of England²⁰, King Henry II PLANTAGANET Of England¹⁹, Matilda BEAUCLERC Empress Of Germany¹⁸, Henry I BEAUCLERC King Of England¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born in Sep 1795 in Dublin Co. Dublin Ireland and died in Mar 1865 in Kew Melbourne Colony of Victoria at age 69.

Anne married William Pomeroy GREENE [22666], son of Lieut. William Pomeroy GREENE R.N. [81698] and Mary YORKE [81699], on 31 Mar 1826. William was born about 1797 and died on 5 Mar 1845 in Woodlands Colony of Victoria aged about 48.

Mary married Sir William Foster STAWELL [81719] (b. 27 Jun 1815, d. 11 Mar 1889) in 1856.

770 M iv. William Frederick POMEROY-GREENE [81704] was born on 22 Oct 1831 and died in Mar 1862 at age 30.

771 M v. Richard Griffith POMEROY-GREENE [81705] was born on 22 Sep 1835 and died on 18 Dec 1849 at age 14.

+ 772 M vi. George Henry POMEROY-GREENE [81706] was born on 20 Jul 1838 in Collon Co. Louth Leinster Ireland and died on 22 Dec 1911 at age 73.

773 M vii. Rev. Charles Philip POMEROY-GREENE [81707] was born on 2 Oct 1840 and died on 24 Jan 1908 at age 67.

721. Sir Bourchier WREY 4th Bart. [35251] (Chichester WREY³⁸, William WREY³⁷, Elizabeth COURTENAY³⁶, Sir William COURTENAY Of Powderham³⁵, Sir William COURTENAY Of Powderham³⁴, George COURTENAY³³, Sir William COURTENAY Of Powderham³², Sir William COURTENAY³¹, Sir William COURTENAY Of Powderham³⁰, Philip COURTENAY²⁹, Joan CHAMPERNOWNE²⁸, Alexander CHAMPERNOWNE²⁷, Alice ASTLEY²⁶, Elizabeth BEAUCHAMP²⁵, Alice de TOENI²⁴, Ralph VII de TOENI²³, Roger de TOENI V²², Ralph de TOENI VI²¹, Constance de BEAUMONT²⁰, Richard de BEAUMONT¹⁹, Constance FITZHENRY¹⁸, Henry I BEAUCLERC King Of England¹⁷, Matilda of FLANDERS¹⁶, Baudouin V (Count)¹⁵, Baudouin IV¹⁴, Arnulf II (Count)¹³, Baudouin III (Count)¹², Arnulf I (Count)¹¹, Baudouin II (Margrave)¹⁰, Baudouin I (Baldwin Iron Arm) (Margrave)⁹, Audacre⁸, Enguerrand⁷, Lyderic IV the Great Forrester⁶, Lyderic III of Flandres & Harlebecque (Earl)⁵, Lyderic II of Flandres & Harlebecque (Count)⁴, Estorede Forrester of Flanders³, Bouchard of Louain & Forester of Flanders (Prince)², Lyderic Forester of Flanders¹) was born in 1655 in Trebigh Court Devon England and died on 18 Jul 1696 at age 41.

+ 774 F i. Florence WREY [35255] was born in 1684 in Tavistock Devon England and died in 1718 in Dublin Co. Dublin Ireland at age 34.

Florence married John COLE [35259] (c. 12 Apr 1680, d. 1726) on 10 Jul 1707.

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