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 STRATHMORE — STRATHNAIRN. 291 was styled Lord Glamis, from the death of his father, 27 Jan. 1834, till he sue. to the pltrage [SJ as above, 27 Aug. IS 16. having been an officer, 1st Life Guards, from 1814 to 1810; liKP. 1'keh [S.] 1852 to .Inly 1865; Lieut Col. Forfarshire Yeomanry Cavalry, 1856-82. He m. 30 April 1850, at Shrivenham, Berks, Charlotte Maria, 1st of "William Keppel (HakriwotoM), 1st Viscount BarkINOTON OP Akdolass [I.], by Jane Elizabeth, da. of Thomas ( Lidded >, 1st Baiion Kavkxswohth. She, who was 4. •29 Dec. 1828, d. 3 Nov. 1854, at Florence, aged 28. He d. s.p. 18 Sep. 1865, of paralysis, at Glamis Castle, in his 43rd year. XT. JSG5. 11. Claude (LtoxBowbs, afterward* BoWBS-Lrofr), EARL OP Sthathmork and KlNT.H.iliS [1677, with precedency of 1606], Viscount Ltos [1677J, Loud Glamis, TaS.vadyck, Sydi.aw, and Stuauichtik [1677 with preccilency of {Qy). 1443], in the peerage of Scotland, only br. and h.; 6. 21 July 1824, at Kedburn afsd. ; ed. at Winchester, 1.S3S, and at Ch. t'h., Oxford ; had royal warrant of precedency as the son of an Karl, 8 Feb. 1817: an officer in 2d Life Guards, 1852-54 ; IUC. t > the peerage [S ] 13 Sep. 1S65 ; tt«P. PMB [S.]. 1S70-S6 ; L. Lieut, of Forfarshire, 1 87 1 ; was er. a I'eer [U.K.], 1 July 1S87.(») as BARON BOWKS OF STRBATLAM CASTLE, ooi Durham, AND OF LUNEDALE, co. Vork.( b ) He m. 23 Sep. 1S53, nt Bexley, co. Kent, Frances Dora, 3d da. of Oswald Smith, of Bleudon Hall in that county, by Henrietta Mildred, da. of the Veu. Kev. Robert Hodgson, Dean of Carlisle. [Claude George Buwes-Lyox, styled Lord Glamis, 1st s. ami h, ap, ; b. 14 March 1855 ; sometime (1876.82) Lieut. 2d Life Guards. He m. 16 July 1S81, at Petersham, co. Surrey, Cecilia Nina, 1st surv. da. and coheir of the Kev. Charles William Frederick Caykndis H-BknTIHCK (grandson of the 3d Duke of Portland) by his second wife, Caroliue Louisa, da. of Edwyn BlrnaBY, of Baggrave Hall, co. Leicester. She was b. 11 Sap, 1862.^]- Family Estates.— These, in 1S83. consisted of 22,600 acres, co. Forfar, and 270, co. Perth, besides 1,81)0 in Herts, and 16 in Sussex. Total 24,686 acres, worth £38,508 a year. Principal <Si«(.— Claims Ca.stle,(") co. Forfar. STRATHNAIRN OF STRATH NAIRN AND OF J H ANSI. Barony. /. "Tin; Rt. Hon. Sir Hugh Hexry Rose, G.C.B. and T 1 Sfifi G-.C.S.I., Lieut. -Gen. in H.M.'a army and Gen. commanding H.M.'s forces in Ireland," was er., 31 Julv 1866, BAUON STRATH - to NAIRN OF ST1UTHNA1KN, co. Nairn AND OF JHANSI ... r in the Fast Indies. He was 3d s. of the Rt. Hon. Sir George Henry lbb0 < Rose.C) G.C.H., Clerk of the Parliaments, 1S18-44 (d. 18 June 1855) by Frances, da. of Thomas Di'NCOMUE, of Duucombe Park, co. York ; was 4. 6 April 1S01 ; entered the army, 1S20 ; served in Syria, 1840-41, where lie whs wounded : C.B. 1842, being shortly afterwards Consul Gen. for Syria ; Charge d'affaires at Constantinople in the critical period. 1853-54, acting as Princ. Coinmiasr. at the head quarters of the French army during the Crimean campaign, being present lit most of the assaults and on one occasion wounded. K.C.B.. 1856 : was in Command of the Central India Field Force, 1857-58, during the Sepoy mutiny, where his brilliant services included the capture of the garrison of Jhansi (held by 11,000 men) (°) He was one of the 8 " Jubilee " Barons, of whom see a list in vol. ii, p. 238, note "a," ,u6 " Cheylesmore." ^( b ) The Barony was of the same designation as that conferred on his great uncle in ( c ) It is said that when the Chevalier St. George slept here in 1715, more than 80 beds were made up there for his retinue. ( d ) He was s. of the Rt. Hon. George Hose, who also held the lucrative place of Clerk of the Parliaments and who d. 13 Jan. 1818, aged 74 and who (according to WraxalPa " fosth. Memoirs ") "was understood to be a natural son of the late Earl M Marchmimt, celebrated by Pope as Lonl Polwarth, who by his will bequeathed to p 0 ^ 6 ,,' 1 ' 8 s,, P erb library. Lord Thurlow, I believe, origiually recommended him to