OAR Iv. fs.eae, a Turkey merchant, d. at Constantind(slc. v. Edward, of Eustnn, to. Oxford, r. and had issue. vs. Robert. xis. Pant, anshassador to the Great lGognt, if. at Agra. VHS. GEORGE, of whom presently. s. Maria, so. to John Ittland, of Qsseenton, en. Gloucester. IL Anne, os. to Thomas Rownie, of Dartingseat, en. Worcester. The eighth san, GEORGE CANSCINOE, Esq. of Coteraine, en. Iserey, had a grant of the manor of Gaevxnn by patent frosts QUEEN EL5EARETLI, and settled tisero. tte Isad atso a tease front the lronsnengers’ ___________________ Earl of Elgin, arid hae a dots., Company of their estate of etgivey, eo. Berry, which exered aScot the year 1700. He ci. Anne, dan. of Glibert Walker, of Watford, en. Worcester, and ,l. tf4t, having had two sons, PAUL CANNINO, his heir, who built the ehnreh of Garvagh, and 1. op.; and W5LLIASI CANNINO, Esq. of Garragh, who was killed at the 1. FRANCIs GEAsrr, son of Francis Geary, Ihq. of Clseddintnn tttne of the Rebeltinn in 1641, tearing a son and heir, GEOROE CANN5N0, Esq. of Garvagh and Agirey, attainted by wife, dan. ansi heir of Robert Barker, Esq. of London, essscred, the parliament held by JAS5E5 11. lie se. (osarriage licence dated in 1727, aeae’oltusleer, into Ihe snyal nary, osnder an usduntralty 11 Jnty, 1067) Mary Stepney, of Dublin, and had ass only child, os’,lcr, which, according to time eau’tier usage nf rise service, sees GEORGE GANNINn, Rep of Oneragh, 6. in Deny, lieut.-eot. of tersneut lime Icing’s letter, attained the ranh of captain in 1742, the militia, and J.P. for the en. Lendnaderry. lIe cc. 1697, was aptie’mled rear-adnuiral of the White in 1798, vice—suilseiral Abigail, 4tls dao. of tfobert Stratford, Esq. SIP, for she en. of ef the miss in 1762, vice-admiral of the bled In I ne, adnsirsi of Wiekiow in 1662, anst aunt of John, 1st Earl of Atdbornngh, by the Blue in 1775, anul adosiral of the White in 1778. Adasiral whom he left a son and heir, STRATOeED CANNING, Esq. of Garvagh, 6. in 1703, tiesd.-eel. cuRd of t’isilip Bartlsnlomew, Essi. of Oxon-Itsath, by whons nf militia, and J.P. en. Lendntnterrv; echo os. 1734, Letilin,dan. (n’ho if. 25 Ang. 1778) he had issne, and heir of Obadiah Newburgis, Esq. of Raliyhaise, en. Caran, Pu’asseis, an officer in Gm. Bergoyne’s dragoons, hiRed in and had issue, o E R GEAR Y. GEARS’, SIR WILLIAM-RICtIARD. POWLETT, of Oxon-Hoatlm, en. Kent, 3. 13 Nov. 1810; o. as 3rd baronet, at tho deeeaeo of isle father, 6 Aug. 1823; oss. 14 Jssly, 1335, Looioa, dais, of tho late lion, Charles-Ass. drew’ Brace, brother to tho 6fF Lesaisa-Chariotte. 3iinragc. Pucks, and aftersrards of Areali ltagnn, Salop, by Judith, Isis Geary was created a Baronet 17 Aeg. 1302. lIe ,e, Slaoy, only oetinn ins £tsnersea. W’ILLIAIs, who .s. Isis father. Mary, sic, to Thomas Lcigls, Req. of Ivor, Decks; and if. in 5. GooRex, of the Itiddle Temple, anthnc of a volume of met. Jss,litls, ci. scsuuii, Wignsnre Strnnt, Inednn, and ii. April 8, 1771 (having incarved Eliaabeth, cc. to Sir John-Papillnn Twisden, Barr.; and if. 1810. the displeesnre of his father, end the penally of Sir Francis if. 7 Feb. 1796, and eras a. by his only surviving snn, disinlsrs’itance, hy an improvident macclogs), leaving an only child, II. SIR WILLIAM, who obtained the nsaner of Oxen-ttoath, I GEnRnE, the eetebrotsd orator ond statesman, 6. 11 April, to. Kent, by gift from his uncle, Lconnrd Barthotnasew, Esq. 1170, First Lord of the Treasary in 1827, who ci. as such, Sir William in. 15 Jan. 1810, Henrietta, relict of Edseard Bering, S Aug. lESS, end whose snu, CnARLES-JOIIN, Vsscnea’r and Esq., and dan. and en-heir of Richard Nevile, Es,1. of Farnaee, EARL CAosaIae(, if. o. p , 21 Stay, 1d62, when thnse litlcs en. ltildare (descended from Richard Nevilt, grandsois of became extinct (Sec RURal’s De,’acn,,f ned Ex;ioei Encage). Sdword, 6th Lord Abergavenny), and hod issue, Wss.LsAau-RsenAEn, present baronet. III. Stratford, a merchant of London, who left at his decease, FRANCis, 1,. 12 April, 1016; sic. 1st, 11 March, 1812, llnryIsolielia, doss, of Sir Francis Grant, R.A., which lady if. Jan. 1854; and 2neUy, I Aug. 1856, Fanny-tsnbella, 3rd dass. of Andresc—Redmnnd b’rior, Esq., and lies a son, WilliamNeviR-Moetgomerie, b. 7 April, 1859. Sir Wliliam Geary thrice tepresented the co Kent in parliansent. Poole, created VIac0UNT STEATrOED Des liEneLmerE. (See He was a nsagistrotE nnd depnsylient. of the county, and a director of Greenwich llnspilat. He ml. 6 Assg. 1525. s. Mary, 0°. to the Rev. Henry Bernard, son of Wlilians, Inrd Coroldeso—l? Aug. 1782. Acne—Ge., two bars, or, charged with three maseles, no., two and one; en a canton, org., an anchor, erect wills cable, so. Cc.O—Oot of a naval rrnsvn, or, a dexter one, etnhnwed, FArE CANNING, Esq. of Gervagh. This genrlensan ci. 20 July, habited, 00.. cuffed, avg., sepporting a flagstaff, shercfrem finsring 1770, Jane, dim, of Conway Spencer, Esq. of Trewany, on. of to the sinister a bnnner of the third, charged seith a cross, ennped, gn. Antrim, end sister and co-Iseir of Gen. Sir Brent Speecec, O.C.R., and seas o. at his decease, Nov. 1784, by his only son, DIet/c-—Chose. Scnf—Oxnn-Iloalh, Kent. GEOEeR CANNING, Req. of Gervogh, F.R.S. and FA.S., 8. 15 GERARD. GERARD, Sin ROBERT-TonvEn, of Bryn, en. Lasneastec; col. of the Lancashire hvseears yeomanry cavalry onel A.D.C to tlse Qsseen 3. 12 Mey, 1808 ; e. his brother, as 13th baronet, 21 Feb. 1314; Ic. 14 Feb. 1849, Ilan’iot, dnu. of Edware) Clifton, Eeq., brotluor of the late Thomas Clifton, EOQ. of Lythem lIeu, en. Letseacter, end boo leone, s. WmtsAss-CArsersEn, 6. 21 June, if It. spears’ beads, erect, in fcsse, org., for SnEsuAs; 3rd, so., agent, si. Robert-Joseph, 6. 6 Ang. 1887. hnrdure, gu., for Newmsnenn; 5th, per pate, arg. and so., a 5. Stnnica-ltary. fossc, nebuly, bet,rccn three gnffios’ lseads1 erased, ssitHn a is. Catherine-Frances. poems. lIe ss., Slay. 1768, Miss Story-Anne Costello, of H. FAct, srhu 0. at Oarvagls. in 1787, I Henry, censnl-gencrat at Hamhosrg, married and left issue 2 William, in holy es’ders, canon ef Windsor. O Charles, oide-de-mmp to the Duke of Wellhsgtnn, killed at Wolertnn. 4 Stratford (the Right Hon. Sir), O.C.R., ambassndnr to the f/sot title.) I Ehaabeth, os. to George-Henry Bamel, Esq. Bishop of Lnndnnderry, and ci. in l73e. is. Elizabeth, se. In W’estby Fes’eeval, Esq. Mr. Canning it. 3 Sept. 1711, end was e. by his Ind son, Nnv. 1770, who wos raised to the penrage, 28 Oct. 1818, as ________ BARON CARTAGH, ef’ Gncvngh, cc. Leuse/suuclervy. Ito so. 1st, 13 July, 1803, Lady Georgtaaa Stewart, 4th dan. of Robert, 1st Ivtarqness of Lnndnnderry, bywhoes (who ii. 11th Nov. 1814) he had no issue. His lordship oc. lndly, 9 Jnly, 1824, RosabelleCharlntle-taohcBa, eldest dam of the late henry Bonham, Baq, of Titners Pack, 00. Berks, It.P., by whom he had issue, CILAEEE54IENRY-SrENCER-OE0ReE, present peer. AlhortStcotford-Gsorgc, ii. 24 Aug. 1832. Emeline-Rnsabelie. 3 His lordship, who was lord-Ileut. of the on. of Londsundorry, if. 20 Ang. 1010. .dseuss—Qusnrterly, of six, let and 6th, avg., three Stnors heads, ia profile, two and one, cooped, ppr., wroatlsed abnut the temples, ef the first and no., for CANNI en; 2nd, gu., lisree salient, org., for 3IIARSRALLu dtls. bendy, org. and aa., soithin a bordure engraded, slit eonnterclsangcf, tom ScENcEE. C,’eolo—lst, a dsmi-tinn, rampant, cm, holding in his paws a bottle-axe, ppr.; lnd, a demi-goiffin, scgreamsl, so., beaked and legged, or; 3rd, a demi-tina, rampant, org., holding in his dexter paw on arrnsr, poisuting dosvnsnards, or, feathered, org. This very oocient family speiugs from a enmnson ancestor Seppuuclcrn—Dexfmr, a griffin, regardaat, svtngs expanded, with tIme DemIses of Lcinsier in Iceland, and the Earls o l’lymeollm ax., gsottOe-d’or, beaked End legged, of the last; sinisler, an in Englond ; usamely, eagle, regardant, wings expanded, so., Smoked and legged, or. Grime, or Gvnea, a rids and powerful lord, temp. King Ao,rrrE. .cealo—Garvagh, en. Lendnnderry, and Conntngstnwn, en. (For full partidniars ace BroKe’s Landed Gessicy, p. 413, ansI Coven. artsele CARESS, in thums ssnrk). 481
