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 748 BURKE'S COLONIAL GENTRY. 4. Maiioniie, h. 11th November, 1863 ; d. 30th September, 1H64. 5. Gwendoline, h. 28th May, 1873. 6. Clarissa Essex, h. 5th May, 1875. 7. Louise Lorue, h. 11th August, 1878. III, HoKATio Frebekick, the subject of this memoir. IV. Henry, h. 2Sth FobruarT, 184G ; d. 2nd March, 1854. Arms — Sa. on a f esse letween ihree hinds erect and erased ary. an oak tree ppr. Crest — Oitt of a ducal coronet an oah tree /)}n Motto — J'iviint dvin inrent. liesideiicc — The Oaks, WitnilJeg, Manitoba. I. Abu Matilda, b. 31st August, 1829. n. Clara, //. Aprd. 1831 ; w. 28th August, 18G7, her cousin. Grant William Foii- EE^T, of rorrestville, Quebec {see above), and d. 19th May, 1892. III. Alice Klizabeth, b. 1837; m. 6th August, 1877, Pavid Winter Fleuey, of Winnipeg, formerly of Jei-sey. Cobjpn*. CHARLES COWPER, of Biloela, Sydney, New South Wale.s, slieriff of New South Wales, 6.29th September, 1834; w. lltli October, 1855, Mary Copland, daughter of Robert Copland Lethbridge, of Werringlon, Penrith, New South Wales (.?<?« LETHmtiDOiS, p. 275), by Mary, his wife, youngest daughter of Captain Philip Gidley King, R.N., third governor of New South Wales (see Kino, p. 185), and by her, who d. at Wellington, Bowral, New South Wales, 1 Hth November, 1894, has issue, I. Charles LeTubriIige, of Sydney, New South Wales, h. 19th August, 1856 ; m. 25th January, 1882, Blanche, daughter of John Dawson, of Sydney, solicitor, and has issue, three sons and two daughters. II. William Robert, of Camden, New South Wales, I. Cth May, 1858 ; m. 29th August, 1881, Ada Mary, daughter of Frederick Elliott, of Sydney, and has issue, one son and four daughters, in. Henry Percival, of Bingara, New South Wales, b. 23rd October, 1860 ; m. 22nd April, 1885, Amy, daughter of Captain Farqchar, and has issue, one daughter. IV. Cecil Spencer de Grey, h. 4th June, 1804; m. 10th October, 1888, Alice, daughter of Mr. Dodd, of Melbourne, and has issue, one daughter. V. Frederick Robison, h. 8th August, 18G5, I. Edith Isabelle, h. 31st July, 1862; m. 14th Febiuary, 1885, Frederick George Mounti^ord, of 21, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, London, only son of Frederick Batting Mountford, of Henley-on-Thames, co. Oxon, and has issue, one son and three daughters. II. Marie Louise, h. 22nd April, 1871. III. Harriet Elsie, 6. 5th May, 1872 ; in. at St. Andrew's Cathedral, 23rd December, 1891, Albert Charles Buchanan, eldest son of Benjamin Buchanan, of Manor House, Norwood, London. Mr. Charles Cowper was educated with his brother at Stroud, Port Stephens, and has been engaged in his early life in pastoral pursuits. In November, I860, he was returned without opposition for Tumut, in Legislative Assembly in September, 1881, he was appointed clerk to the Executive Cs.;uncil, then a political office without a seat in the Cabinet. He resigned his seat for Tumut in 1863, and contested successfully the electorate of Orange against Sir Jame.s