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 SUFFOLK. 3 1 r> XVIII. 1733. 10, Henry (Howard), Earl of Suffolk, only mid h., ft. on New Year's day, 170G ; oil. at Mag. Oil!., Cambridge ; IT.P. for Beeralsltm, 1728-1733; Uyltd (improperly) I.onn Wai.dkx/ 1 ) from 1731 till be sur. to the p<cnuji: as above, 28 Sep. 1733. He «i. 13 May 17:15, Sarah, da. and h. i,f Thomas Ikwrh, nf St. Saviour'*, Southwnrk, sometime M.P. for Southwark, by Snnili, da. of ft'iWiani HvcKs, of St. Giles' in the fields, Brewer. He d. s.p.s., of gout, tibia seat of Audlcy End! 1 ') 22 April, and was bur. 5 May 174fi, at Walden afsd., aged 89. Admon. 8 May 1745. His widow, who was b. 1711, in., as his second wife, 10 Oct 1752, at Morden College, Ulaekheath (mar. rcgd. at Charlton, co. Kent), Lucius Charles (<'auy1, 7th ViscorsT Falkland (S.],whorf. 27 Feb. 17S5, aped about 78. She 2, and was iltf, at Widford, CO. Essex. M.l. Will dat. 25 May, pr. 22*June 1778. XIX. 171"). II- Henry Bowes (Howard), Karl of Suffolk [1603]. Karl of BERKSBIBB [1626], Ylsuot'XT Andover and Baron Howard ok CHAhl.TON [1622]. 3d cousin and h. male, being only s. and h of Craven Howard, of Kill >> il Hall. co. Stafford, by his second wife Mary, da. and h, of George BoWKfi, of Klford, afsd., which Craven (who d- 7 June 1700) was only s. and h. of the Hun. William Howard [bap. 27 June 1622), 1th s. of Thomas, 1st Kaki. of Berkshire (i/. 10 July 1669, aged 89), who was 2d s. of Thomas, 1st Karl ok Suffolk, above- named. He was 6. 1686, being aged 20 when he sue. to the peerage at Earl of Berkshire, icon the death. 12 April 170' of his great uncle, Thomas, the 3d Karl. From 12 Nov. 171S to 13 May 1725 he was Deputy Karl Marshal. He sue. as linrl of SujfiAk, on the death of his cousin, 22 April 1745; was Recorder of Liehlield, 1755. He in., fi March 1708/9, his Brat cousin Catharine, only surv. da. and h. of Col. James ObiBaU, of Levens, co. Westmorland, by Dorothy, da. of the Hon. William Howard, aforenamed. He d, at Bath 21 March 1757, and was bur. at Charlton, co. Wilts, need about 70. Will dat. 28 July 1750, pr. 23 May 1760. His widow d. in Fall Hall 13 and was bur. 16 Feb. 1762 at Charlton afsd. Will dat. 7 Feb. 17--9, pr. 1 March 1762. [William Howard, styletl Viscount Andover, 1st s. and li. up., i. 23 Dec. 1711, and bap. at Charlton. M.l*. for Castle Rising, 1737 — 1717. He m. 15 Nov. 1730, Mary, 2d da. of Hi-neage (Kixcm), 2d Karl ok Aylesfohd. He d. v.p. (by a fall from his chaise in Oxfordshire) IS July 1750, aged 42, and was bur. at Klfurd afsd. Will dat. 2S Aug. 1755, pr. 14 June 1757. His widow, ( c ) who was 6. 1 and 6uji. 11 March 1716/7, d. at. Klford "immensely rich" and was bur. there 10 March 1803 in her 87th vear. Will pr. April 1803, July 1S27, Dec. 1S31 and May 1S34.J XX. 1757, 12. Henry (Howard), Earl of Suffolk, Earl of to BERKSHIRE &c, grandson and h., being s. and h. of William Mgruli HOWARD, styled Viscount Andover and Mary his wife, both above- 177'J named. He was 6. 10 or 16 May, or 8 Aug. 1739 ; ed. at Eton and at Mag Coll. Oxford; styled Viscount Andover after his father's death, 18 July 1756, till he sue. to the peerage as above % March 1757 ;cr. M.A. of known verses to her (as, "the thing that's most uncommon," viz, "a reasonable Wumau") which end thus : — " Has she no faults then, Envy says, Sir ? Yes, she has one I must aver ; When all the world conspire to praise her, The woman's de<if and will not hear." As to her personal appearance she was, according to H. Walpole, "of a just height, well made, extremely fair, with the finest light brown hair." Her portrait (at lliioking) is engraved in her " Letters from 1712 to 1767," edited in 1824. (") See p. 313, note " d." (*) At his death in 1745, the eUatcs of the And ley family at Saffrou Walden, and elsewhere in Suffolk and K 1 from the Earls of Suffolk to the descendants <A the daughters of the 3d Karl (heirs general), in whom the Barony of Howard de Walden had been vested since I6S9. ( c ) A letter from Lady Lucy Weutworth, 29 Jan. 1737, says that Lady Andover is the greatest beauty that has been seeu u great while. During the last years of her We she lived secluded from all society.