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 BURKE'S COLONIAL GENTRY. 801 4. Julia Constance, b. lUh Septem- ber, IS.'?? ; III. at TickliilI,eo. York, C.tli .Vugust, 1803, Steplieu Soames, bavrister-at-law, second son of Cljarles SoAiiES, of Coles Park, CO. Herts, anil has iissue, (1) Francis Arolubakl. (2) Edn-anl KowlanJ. (3) GeraUl Martin. (1) Constance Maud. (2) Edith Jiilia Wentworth, rf. iimii. (3) Isabel Winifred, m. Henry E. ContAOK, of Gravenhnrst. 4. Frances Elholdreda, b. 19th Feb- ruary, IS.SO ; d. same year and was buried at Worsboi-ough. Mr. William Bennct Martin d. 6th April, 1847. II. ilenrv Surges, of Colston Basset (by willof his father), 4. 5th October, 1797, deceased. III. George Boh tn, of whom presently. IV. Francis Oflley, of Rose Hill, Hamp- ton, Middlesex, M.A., barrister-at-law, of Lincoln's Inn, and commissioner of charities, 4. 22nd March, 1805 ; m. 31st January, 1844, Mary, daugliter of the Very Rev. Samuel Smith, D.D., rector of Dry Drayton, co. Cambridge, dean of Christ Church, Oxford, and prebendary of Durham, and had issue, 1. William Henry, gentleman cadet, Royal Military College, Wool- wich, b. 1851 ; d. 3rd December, 18G9. 1. Frances Augusta. 2. Edith Philadelphia, m. Henry Martin, E.N., and d. 1876, leaving a daughter (see above). I. Augusta Anne, b. 14th May, 1801 ; m. 10th May, 1837, Richard Trott Fisher, of Lincoln's Inn, and had issue, a daugh- ter, Augusta Mary, who d. 1863. The third son. Captain Geoeqe Bon UN Martin, of Crabhs Abbey, Norfolk, Post Captain R.N., C.B., Cross of St. Louis, and 2ud Class of St. Anne of Russia, i. 21st JIarch, 1799, at Wors- borough, CO. York ; entered the Royal Naval College, 3rd April, 1812 ; and embarked, llfh April, 1815, as midshipman, on board the " Impregnable," became Flag-Lieutenant, in the " Queen Cliarlotte," to Admiral Sir James Hawkins Wliitshed, commander-in-chief at Portsmouth, 17tU March, 1821, and on 17th April, 1827, assumed command of the " Mos- quito," and was present, 20lh October, follow- ing, at the battle of Navarino. As a result of his conduct on that occasion he was ad- vanced to post-rank, 19th April, 1828. He m. 15th December, 1835, Isabella Harriet, daughter of Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Brigos, G.C.M.O. (who d. 1832, whilst comnmndcr-in- chief at Portsmouth), by Harriet, his wife, daughter of Generid Thai'and, K.C.B., and d. at Colston Basset, 14th October, 1854, having had by her (who d. 1882) three eons and eight daughters, viz., I. Henry, Captain in the 26th Bombay Native Infantry, and served with the Sinde Horse, *. 30th June, 1810; d. 21th November, 1872. II. GixinOK BoHTN, of whom we treat. III. Francis Roger, midshipman R.N., b. 17lh January, 1854; accidentally drowned in Salamis Bay, 181 h January, 1873, whilst serving in il.M.S. " Lord Warden." I. Isabella, iii. 7th June, 1859, Sir Anchitel A.suiiUUNHA.M, Bart, of Broomham, CO. Sussex (who was b. 8th February, 1828 ; and .«. his father as eighth Bart., 1st September, 1854), and has issue, 1. Anchitel Piers, b. 22nd August, 1861. 2. Reginald, b. 2f;th August, 1865. 3. Fleetwood, /;. 2nd .March, 1860. 4. Lawrence, b. 21st Mav, 1870. 5. Piers, b. 1st June, 1871. 1. Isabella, b. 5th April, 18C0; m. 12th January, 1881, Herbert Cbeteis, eldest son of Herbert M. CrRTEis, of Windmill Hill Place, and has issue. 2. Maud, b. 22nd November, 1863. 3. Bridget, b. 14th March, 1870. II. Maria Elizabeth, m. the Rev. J. db MOWBKAY. III. Urith Ameha, m. 26th July, 1864 Sir Cromer AsHBUENHAM, K.C.B., late aide-de-camp to the Queen, Majoi-- General late King's Royal Rifle Corps, governor of Suakim, 1884, assistant adjutant and quartermaster-general at Dover, 1881^80, served in Indian Mutinj, Egyptian campaign, and Soudan campaign (3rd class lledjidie, t.wo medals with clasps) ; brother of Sir Anchitel Ashburnluim, Bart., and by him (who was h. 13th September. 1831) has issue, 1. Cromer, Lieutenant and Adjutant 3rd Baltalion King's Royal Rifle Corps, b. 1866. 1. Crith Amelia, 2. Edith. IV. Thomasinn, m. Lieutenant-Colonel G. W. Macafley, of Upperton Gardens, Eastbourne, co. Sussex. V. Elizabeth Rowley, m. Rear-Adniiral Edward Kelly, R.N. VI. Mary Anne, d. November, 1858. VI I. Barbara Evelyn. viii. Renira, m. Mr. Lynch, of Cossal, CO. Nottingham. Arms — Arg. two bars gu. a canton az., thereon an anchor erect the shank encircled by a naval crown or. Crest — Dpon the stump of a tree eradicated ppr. surmounted by an anchor in bend sinister or a martin cat sejant supporting between the paws a mu*ror also ppr. and gorged with a naval crown therefrom a chain reflexed over the back gold. Motto — Sans Tache. Ite.iid^ttre — Martin's Ranch, Kamloops, Briti-h Coluuiliia, Canada. Clubs — Kamloops and L'liion, Victoria, British Columbia. VOL. II. 3 F