The Descendants of William I de Gascoigne, 1030-1087.

389. Sir Thomas Ignatius Maria FORSTER [120041] (Sir Thomas Furly FORSTER³⁶¹, Sir Edward FORSTER the Elder³²⁰, Sir Thomas FORSTER of Walthamstow²⁹⁰, Matthew FORSTER²⁵⁶, Sir John FORSTER²¹⁹, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁸¹, Sir Matthew FORSTER Kt.¹³⁷, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁰⁸, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born on 9 Nov 1789 in London Middlesex England and died on 2 Feb 1860 in Ixelles Bruxelles Belgium at age 70.

General Notes: In a Document received from Patrick de Meulemeester in March 2021, he stated as follows:
They settled in Brussels in 1833 and after travelling across Europe they settled in Bruges in 1836 and then returned to Brussels in 1837.
Patrick also included the following, that was translated by Microsoft Word from an original French Document:
After completing his law studies, he enrolled in medicine and became Bachelor of Medicine (University of Cambridge) in 1819.See John Burke's text below.
A naturalist, he was also passionate about astronomy, mechanics and aerostatics.
He was a member of the famous Linnean Society and the Royal Astronomical Society.
In 1811 he discovered a comet and also participated in the project of a perpetual calendar (1824)
In 1820 he published the letters exchanged with the philosopher John Locke, author of the famous 'Letters on Tolerance' and he was in possession of the original of John Locke's famous manuscript 'Essay concerning human understanding'.
These documents belonged to Benjamin Furly, his great-great-uncle and friend of John Locke.
He appeared 'Researches about Atmospheric Phenomena in 1812, 'Liber rerum naturalium' in 1805, Perpetual Calendar in 1824, Collection of my life in 1835, Observations on the influence of the Comets in 1836, Sati in 1843, Epistolarium Forsnumteria and Annals of a Physicist Traveller in 1848.
He is also the author of the collection ' Philosophia Musarum ' which contains notes and poems. See what John Burke, the well-known historian wrote about Thomas Ignatius Forster. 'This gentleman who was educated at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where he graduated as Bachelor of Medecine, is an able and learned writer and has published twenty-four works on science and literature.
He and his brother Edward, have returned to the Catholic church, to which their ancestors had belonged until the rebellion of 1715.
FURTHER to the above, Patrick also included in his Family History, the following, attributed to Sir Thomas:
Thomas Ignatius Forster wrote about his mother:
My mother, born Suzanne WILLIAMS, is from a former Welsh family. His mother was the sister of botanist M.T.H. Hackney Sikes in Middlesex.
[The Quote continues, speaking about Sir Thomas]
He is a great botanist and plant designer and much of his collection ended up in Oorbeek.
He was a first member of the LINNEAN Society as well as many other scientific and philanthropic societies.
Together with his brother Benjamin Meggot Forster, he joined the Anti-Slavery Society in 1823. He had as friends renowned botanists such as Sir James Edward Smith, Sir Joseph Banks, Jonas Dryander, James Dickson, Robert Brown and Adam Afzelius.
He was also the author of 'The Pocket Encyclopedia of Natural Phenomena' published by Thomas Forster, his son.
Wikipedia says of Sir Thomas,
Thomas Ignatius Maria Forster FRS FLS (9 November 1789 \endash 2 February 1860) was an English astronomer, physician, naturalist and philosopher. An early animal rights activist, he promoted vegetarianism and founded the Animals' Friend Society with Lewis Gompertz. He published pamphlets on a wide variety of subjects, including morality, Pythagorean philosophy, bird migration, Sati, and "phrenology", a term that he coined in 1815; and,
Forster was born in London, the eldest son of Thomas Furly Forster of Walthamstow who was a botanist, and follower of Jean-Jacques Rousseau.[1] He did not have the conventional classical literary education, but learned some science from his uncle Benjamin Meggot Forster.[2] The Great Comet of 1811 aroused his interest in astronomy, a science which he continued to pursue, and eight years later, on 3 July 1819, he himself discovered a new comet. He declined a fellowship to the Royal Society in 1816 as he disliked some of the rules. He matriculated at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, in order to study law, but soon abandoned it to study medicine, taking his degree in 1819.[3] Two years before, he had married Julia, daughter of Colonel Mark Beaufoy, and taken up residence at Spa Lodge, Tunbridge Wells. After the birth of his only daughter he moved to Hartwell in Sussex, and then spent three years abroad. During the 1820s, he converted to Roman Catholicism.[1][4]

After his return to England he became a fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and helped to found a meteorological society along with Sir Richard Phillips, which had only a brief existence.[1]

After his father's death in 1825, he took up his residence in Chelmsford in order to be near his daughter, then a pupil at Newhall Convent. Here he undertook a series of researches on the influence of atmospheric conditions on diseases, and particularly on cholera which also involved a balloon ascent in April 1831. In 1833 he again went abroad, where he spent most of his remaining years, settling finally in Bruges. He continued writing during the latter part of his life, including poetry. He also composed selections for the violin. He numbered among his friends authors and scholars of his time, such as Thomas Gray, Richard Porson, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Thomas Love Peacock, William Herschel, and William Whewell.[1] He became a vegetarian, following a Pythagorean diet, and along with Lewis Gompertz, founded the Animals' Friend Society in 1833.[5]

Forster lived in Bruges from 1842 until 1852. He then moved to Brussels, where he died.

Thomas married Julia BAUFOY [120042]. Julia was born on 11 Jul 1790 in London Middlesex England and died in 1870 at age 80.

393. Marian FORSTER [110779] (Sir Thomas Furly FORSTER³⁶¹, Sir Edward FORSTER the Elder³²⁰, Sir Thomas FORSTER of Walthamstow²⁹⁰, Matthew FORSTER²⁵⁶, Sir John FORSTER²¹⁹, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁸¹, Sir Matthew FORSTER Kt.¹³⁷, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁰⁸, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹).

+ 426 i. Rev. Hugh Redmond MORRES [110777] was born in Feb 1839 in Wokingham Berkshire England and died on 18 Sep 1882 in Bradfield Berkshire England at age 43.

395. Prideaux Selby RICKARDS [47641] (Mary SELBY³⁶⁹, Prideaux SELBY³²⁸, Mary SELBY²⁹⁹, Elizabeth COLLINGWOOD²⁶⁹, Elizabeth FORSTER²³¹, John FORSTER of Cornhill¹⁸⁸, Sir Matthew FORSTER Kt.¹³⁷, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁰⁸, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born on 13 Feb 1801 in Colchester Essex England and died on 13 Oct 1867 in Brighton Sussex England at age 66.

Prideaux married Mary Anne OWEN [47642] on 17 Jun 1830 in St Nicholas' Brighton Sussex England. Mary was born on 15 Aug 1810 in London England and died on 19 Sep 1896 in Colchester Essex England at age 86.

+ 427 i. Anne Elizabeth RICKARDS [47988] was born in 1831 in Hove Sussex England and died in 1909 in Kingston-upon-Thames Surrey England at age 78.

+ 428 ii. Prideaux Owen RICKARDS [23637] was born on 27 Feb 1833 in Brighton Sussex England and died on 12 Sep 1888 in Melbourne Colony of Victoria at age 55.

429 iii. Mary Amelia RICKARDS [47989] was born on 31 May 1834 in Brighton Sussex England and died in Aug 1916 in Camberwell Surrey England at age 82.

Mary married Samuel GOLDSCHMIDT [121392] in Jul 1881 in Lambeth Surrey England. Samuel was born about 1828 in Hamburg Hamburg Germany and died on 27 Jul 1903 in Kent England aged about 75.

+ 430 iv. Louisa RICKARDS [47990] was born on 4 Jan 1836 in Hove Sussex England and died on 21 May 1906 in Armidale NSW Australia at age 70.

431 v. George Davie RICKARDS [47991] was born on 8 Dec 1837 in Hove Sussex England and died on 31 Jul 1862 in Shanghai Shanghai China at age 24.

+ 432 vi. Catherine RICKARDS [47986] was born in 1839 in Hove Sussex England and died in 1889 in Beirut Lebanon at age 50.

+ 433 vii. Henry John Francis RICKARDS [47643] was born on 4 Jul 1840 in Brighton Sussex England and died on 19 Jul 1923 in Carlton Melbourne VIC Australia at age 83.

434 viii. Frances Ellen RICKARDS [47992] was born in 1843 in Brighton Sussex England and died in 1844 in Brighton Sussex England at age 1. (Infant Death)

435 ix. Hannah Selby RICKARDS [47993] was born about 1846 in Brighton Sussex England and died on 19 Jan 1921 in Hove Sussex England aged about 75.

+ 436 x. Frederick Rosher Amelius RICKARDS [47997] was born on 7 Jan 1847 in Hove Sussex England and died on 10 Mar 1929 in South Melbourne VIC Australia at age 82.

+ 437 xi. Charles Dudley RICKARDS [47644] was born on 14 Mar 1849 in Brighton Sussex England and died on 22 Nov 1916 in Calgary Alberta Canada at age 67.

+ 438 xii. Eliza RICKARDS [23645] was born on 9 Dec 1850 in Hove Sussex England and died in 1929 in Hove Sussex England at age 79.

439 xiii. Constance Edith Young RICKARDS [48002] was born on 6 Sep 1852 in Hove Sussex England and died on 24 Dec 1927 in Steyning Sussex England at age 75.

+ 440 xiv. James RICKARDS [47645] was born on 8 May 1854 in Hove Sussex England and died on 10 Feb 1930 in Kingston-upon-Thames Surrey England at age 75.

403. Gen'l. Henry Selby RICKARDS in the Egyptian Service [47984] (Mary SELBY³⁶⁹, Prideaux SELBY³²⁸, Mary SELBY²⁹⁹, Elizabeth COLLINGWOOD²⁶⁹, Elizabeth FORSTER²³¹, John FORSTER of Cornhill¹⁸⁸, Sir Matthew FORSTER Kt.¹³⁷, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁰⁸, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born on 29 Dec 1814 and died on 14 Jan 1886 in Beirut Lebanon at age 71. Another name for Henry was Abdallah [Pasha] EL INGLIZI.

General Notes: In an e-Mail, dated January 19, 2013, Patrick Grigsby included the following:
Earlier in his army life, Henry Selby Rickards had come to Egypt where he settled in early 1840's, converting to Islam, he went on the Hajj so that he could marry "Hanim" Fatoom. On his conversion, he changed his name to Abdallah (servant of Allah) and was later elevated by the then khedive, Abbas Pasha, and came to be known as Abdallah Pasha il Ingilizi. His Egyptian wife was the daughter of a [religious] Sheik, possibly attached to Cairo's famous Al-Azhar mosque/university. The Family were believed to be direct descendants of the prophet Mohammad; but this is in some doubt. They had seven children, the eldest Amin was known to my mother as 'uncle Amin'. I have the Works of William Shakespear, a tome that is insribed, "To dear Doshia from her uncle - Amin Abdallah - 17/9/18". During the first World War, my grand mother Mariam with my mother and her two sisters were evacuated from Turkey to Egypt whilst my grandfather was with the British/Anzac forces at Gallipoli my Uncle William on the Somme in France. In spite of Turkey being on the German side, when the Rickards family returned to Mersin the Turkish authorities handed back, intact with contents, the many properties that my grand father owned in Mersin.
AND, in an e-Mail from Noha Sadek, received on February the 12th, 2013, she substantiated much of what Patrick has said; but added:
Henry Rickards held several positions in the Egyptian administration, including that of the first director of the Egyptian railways in 1853, but he was dismissed the following year when Khedive Said came to power. HSR left Egypt in 1869 for England until a final move to Lebanon in 1876.
In an e-Mail from James Wilkinson in May 2013, he included the following Quote from Nick Rickards:
As a teenager, Henry went to Portugal to join a "private army" of the Queen of Portugal \endash probably all mercenaries - and he stayed there until he was in his early 20's At some point, he arrived in Egypt as a translator for the British Colonial service and made a career in Cairo and Alexandria. For a year, he was the Director General of the Egyptian state railways, working with George Stephenson to build the Cairo to Alexandria railroad. His portrait is hung in the municipal museum in Cairo. After that year, he was replaced by an Egyptian but became a "General in the Egyptian Service" and was called Abdallah Pasha El Ingles.

446 vi. Amelia RICKARDS [49167] was born in 1860 in Cairo Cairo Governate Egypt and died in 1916 at age 56.

+ 447 vii. Sarah RICKARDS [49156] was born about 1862 in Cairo Cairo Governate Egypt and died in 1895 in Alexandria Alexandria Governate Egypt aged about 33.

Henry next married Catherine RICKARDS [47986] on 10 Nov 1869. Catherine was born in 1839 in Hove Sussex England and died in 1889 in Beirut Lebanon at age 50.

Marriage Notes: In a Document received from Sue [Drummond] Harrison in June 2021, she stated as follows:
This date has no reliable source, no marriage record found - possibly married in Lebanon. She was his niece, daughter of his brother Prideaux Selby Rickards, he was her uncle.

+ 448 i. Henry Rogers RICKARDS [49168] was born on 14 Nov 1870 in Sydenham Kent England and died in 1939 in Mersin Mersin Province Turkey at age 69.

449 ii. Ernest Cyril RICKARDS [49169] was born in Apr 1872 in Sydenham Kent England.

450 iii. Edith Elfrida RICKARDS [49170] was born in 1874 in Sydenham Kent England.

451 iv. Frances Antonia RICKARDS [49171] was born in 1876 in Beirut Lebanon.

406. Prideaux SELBY J.P. [120486] (Prideaux SELBY of Maidenhead³⁷⁰, Prideaux SELBY³²⁸, Mary SELBY²⁹⁹, Elizabeth COLLINGWOOD²⁶⁹, Elizabeth FORSTER²³¹, John FORSTER of Cornhill¹⁸⁸, Sir Matthew FORSTER Kt.¹³⁷, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁰⁸, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born on 3 Sep 1810 and died in 1872 at age 62.

407. Henry Collingwood SELBY [120479] (Prideaux SELBY of Maidenhead³⁷⁰, Prideaux SELBY³²⁸, Mary SELBY²⁹⁹, Elizabeth COLLINGWOOD²⁶⁹, Elizabeth FORSTER²³¹, John FORSTER of Cornhill¹⁸⁸, Sir Matthew FORSTER Kt.¹³⁷, Sir Thomas FORSTER Kt.¹⁰⁸, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born in 1812 and died on 12 Jan 1858 in Paris Isle-de-France France at age 46.

Henry married Elizabeth Petronella HURLING [120502]. Elizabeth was born on 10 Jun 1810 in Capetown Cape Province South Africa and died on 12 May 1902 at age 91.

456 i. Mary Gertrude SELBY [120504] was born on 27 Jun 1840 and died on 13 Nov 1930 at age 90.

458 iii. Prideaux SELBY [120503] was born in 1844 and died on 18 Apr 1878 in Colombo Ceylon at age 34.

459 iv. Anne Catherine SELBY [120505] was born on 7 Sep 1845 and died on 2 Oct 1927 at age 82.

461 vi. Catherine Maria SELBY [120507] was born on 19 Feb 1852 and died on 16 Aug 1922 at age 70.

411. Henry William FORSTER MP - Baron Forster of Lepe [47199] (Major John FORSTER³⁷³, Capt. Henry FORSTER³³⁷, John FORSTER³⁰⁶, Rev. John FORSTER MA DD [Cambs]²⁷⁴, John FORSTER²⁴³, Rev. William FORSTER MA BD [Cambs]²⁰², William FORSTER¹⁶⁰, Ralph FORSTER¹¹³, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born on 31 Jan 1866 in Southend Hall Lewisham Kent England and died on 15 Jan 1936 in London England at age 69.

General Notes: FORSTER, Sir HENRY WILLIAM, 1st Baron (1866-1936), governor-general of Australia, was born on 31 January 1866 at Southend Hall, Kent, England, son of Major John Forster, late 6th Dragoon Guards, and his wife Emily Jane, née Case. Educated at Eton and New College, Oxford (B.A., 1889), he excelled at tennis and fencing, played cricket for Eton, Oxford and Kent, captained Hampshire, and represented the Gentleman against Players. Over six feet (183 cm) tall, he was of the spare, typical sportsman's build. On 3 June 1890 he married Rachel Cecily, daughter of the first Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. A Unionist, in 1892-1918 Forster represented Sevenoaks and in 1918-19 Bromley in the House of Commons. He was a junior lord of the Treasury in 1902-05, Conservative whip 1902-11 and financial secretary to the War Office 1915-19. Appointed privy councillor in 1917, next year he became president of the Marylebone Cricket Club and in 1919 he was created Baron Forster of Lepe.
In June 1920, of three men suggested to the Australian government as suitable governors-general, W. M. Hughe's cabinet chose Forster, who was appointed G.C.M.G. Succeeding Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson he was sworn in at Melbourne on 7 October. Earnestly attentive to the social duties of the office, Lord and Lady Forster travelled tirelessly around Australia, often dedicating war memorials; their two sons had been killed in the war. In 1924 Forster visited Papua and New Guinea. A founder of Toc H in Australia, he was also chief scout; his charitable interests included the Big Brother Movement. Lady Forster was keenly interested in music, art, social questions, and women's movements. Among the numerous sports the vice-regal family patronized was yachting-the governor-general won several races and in 1920 presented the Forster cup for inter-State competition in 21-foot class yachts.
No political crises disturbed his tour of duty. Hughes's overthrow caused His Excellency no problems as on resigning the prime minister advised that S. M. (Viscount) Bruce be commissioned. Although he had intended to stay only two years, and despite his dissatisfaction at being forced to draw more than £2000 annually from his private income, Forster was prevailed on to remain until 1925. He left Australia on 7 October.
Diffident, though popular, Forster had less influence than either his predecessor or his successor, Lord Stonehaven. He reflected the less active role British governors-general were to play in Australia after World War I. In May 1925 he wrote, 'the work of a G.G. and his wife is just like the work of looking after a big constituency'. Forster was survived by his wife and two daughters when he died of coronary-vascular disease in London on 15 January 1936. His portrait by John Longstaff hangs in Parliament House, Canberra.
AND, In a Document received from Marigold [Roberts] Potter in February 2015, she included the following Obituary:-
Times Obituary Notice 16/1/1936:
'Cricketer, politician, overseas Governor, he accomplished well and efficiently all that he undertook. Quiet and urbane, of ready accessibility and simple tastes, of tall athletic frame and winning manners, he was liked by all.... He and Lady Forster together made a Viceregal pair of striking dignity.... He loved the Australian countryside.... and was quickly at home with the Australians as people. Something in their uncompromising directness appealed strongly to him, who loathed all the snobbery and pretence and suffered fools, not gladly, but with resignation.'

Henry married Rachel Cecily DOUGLAS-SCOTT-MONTAGU GBE [47214] in 1890. Rachel was born about 1870 and died on 12 Apr 1962 aged about 92.

General Notes: In a File of Information received from Marigold [Roberts] Potter in June 2011, she included the following:
" She [Rachel] fell and broke her thigh & when she found herself dependent on other people she did not want to get over it & just faded away which was much the happiest thing for her She had kept her wonderful memory & all her faculties to the end & was only crippled with arthritis in her hip so that she had to walk with two sticks."
[Letter from Dorothy Wardington dated 10/8/1962]

463 ii. John FORSTER [47216] was born on 13 May 1893 and died on 14 Sep 1914 in Aisne Hauts-de-France France at age 21. The cause of his death was Killed in Action - WW1 during the first Battle of Aisne.

General Notes: Casualty Details
Name: FORSTER, JOHN
Initials: J
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Second Lieutenant
Regiment: King's Royal Rifle Corps
Unit Text: 2nd Bn.
Age: 21
Date of Death: 14/09/1914
Additional information:Son of Mr. H.M. Forster, M.P. and the Hon. Mrs Forster, of 41 Hans Place, London.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Memorial: LA FERTE-SOUS-JOUARRE MEMORIAL

+ 464 iii. Emily Rachel FORSTER [47217] was born on 17 Feb 1896 in Chelsea Middlesex England and died on 5 Feb 1979 in Exbury Hampshire England at age 82.

465 iv. Alfred Henry FORSTER [47218] was born on 7 Feb 1898 in Exbury Hampshire England, died on 10 Mar 1919 at age 21, and was buried in St Katherine's Churchyard Exbury Hampshire England. The cause of his death was Wounds received in Action - WW1.

General Notes: General Notes: The Times, Saturday, Mar 15, 1919; pg. 13; Issue 42049; col B Deaths
Alfred H Forster abt 1898 Exbury, Hampshire, England Son Lewisham London
Casualty Details
Name: FORSTER, ALFRED HENRY
Initials: A H
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Lieutenant
Regiment: 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys)
Age: 21
Date of Death: 10/03/1919
Additional information:Son of Henry William Forster, 1st Baron Forster of Lepe and Lady Rachel Cecily Forster (nee Douglas-Scott-Montagu).
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Cemetery: EXBURY (ST. KATHERINE) CHURCHYARD

413. Edward Cecil Christie HENRY [87007] (Eliza Mary Ann FORSTER³⁷⁵, Capt. Henry FORSTER³³⁷, John FORSTER³⁰⁶, Rev. John FORSTER MA DD [Cambs]²⁷⁴, John FORSTER²⁴³, Rev. William FORSTER MA BD [Cambs]²⁰², William FORSTER¹⁶⁰, Ralph FORSTER¹¹³, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born in 1858 in Dublin Co. Dublin Ireland and died on 23 Sep 1885 in Funchal Madeira Island Portugal at age 27. The cause of his death was Tuberculosis.

• Residence: at 16 Bloomsbury Place, at the Time of his Marriage,, 3 Nov 1880, Brighton Sussex England.

• Residence at Death: the Miles Hotel, 23 Sep 1885, Funchal Madeira Island Portugal.

Edward married Frances Emma BEAGLEHOLE [87008] on 3 Nov 1880 in Office of the Registrar Brighton Sussex England. Frances was born on 24 Jul 1861 in West Bergholt Essex England and died on 17 Feb 1932 in Wandsworth Surrey England at age 70.

+ 466 i. Ethel Frances HENRY [91893] was born on 12 Feb 1881 in Chiswick Middlesex England, was baptised on 15 Aug 1884 in Herne Bay Kent England, and died on 16 Apr 1966 in Ditchling Sussex England at age 85.

+ 469 iv. Mabel HENRY [87009] was born on 8 Jul 1882 in Acton Middlesex England, was baptised on 15 Aug 1884 in Herne Bay Kent England, died on 18 Jul 1956 in Clansthal [Ezembeni] Natal Province South Africa at age 74, and was buried on 20 Jul 1956 in Unkomass Nartal South Africa.

Edward next married Annie Maria PEARPOINT [91900]. Marriage status: mistress. Annie was born in 1849 and died on 27 Jan 1915 in Finchley London England at age 66.

• Residence at Death: 97 Station Road, Church End, 27 Jan 1915, Finchley London England.

470 i. Marie Una MACKAY [91901] was baptised on 23 Jun 1884 in St Michael's Camden Town London England.

Marie married Bernhard Heinrich Erich MANN [94387] in 1905 in Reigate Surrey England.

422. Capt. Stewart Evelyn FORSTER RN [47209] (William Stewart Evelyn FORSTER³⁷⁸, Rev. Richard Stewart Evelyn FORSTER³⁴⁷, John FORSTER³⁰⁶, Rev. John FORSTER MA DD [Cambs]²⁷⁴, John FORSTER²⁴³, Rev. William FORSTER MA BD [Cambs]²⁰², William FORSTER¹⁶⁰, Ralph FORSTER¹¹³, Thomas FORSTER 11th Gov. of Bamborough⁷⁵, Lady Dorothy OGLE Grey⁶³, Margaret GASCOIGNE⁵¹, William XIV "the Younger" (Sir)⁴³, William XIII 14th Lord of Gawthorpe (Sir)³⁶, William XII KG (Sir)²⁵, William XI Kt., Valet to the Crown (Sir)²¹, William X Kt. (Sir)¹², William IX (Sir)⁹, William VIII⁸, William VII⁷, William VI⁶, William V⁵, William IV⁴, William III³, William II², William I¹) was born in 1867 in Wellington Wellington New Zealand and died in 1937 at age 70.

+ 471 i. Noel Evelyn FORSTER [47220] was born about 1902 and died on 26 Apr 1977 in Hughley Shropshire England aged about 75.

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