TI A W And by his 2nd wife he had two eons, I Henry, in the guards. 2 George, in the dragoons. v. Edward, in bolyorders, rector of Keloton, es Somerset, sister of William Walinet, and had two sans, who ca. in 1787, Margaret, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Wiorzaas, of Aider, ancestor of the Damns hawley. Howes, of Morningtherpe. co, Norfolk (we BURKE’S Enacted. Gentry), and by her (who ci. aged 94, 5 Nov. 1859), had Issue, Jenoazv HAwLEY, Esq. of Boston, near Brentford, Middlesex, 1 Edward, DO., provost of One College, Oxford; ice. Miss Buckle, and has issue. 2 Francis, M.D., physiciau to the Queen’s household lu Saunders, Esq. of Sutton Court, Illiddlesex), ordinary, and registrar of the General Medical Council i. JaatEs, his heir. of the United Kingdom; cc. 1st, 1831, 3rd dau. of the ii. John, P.O., principal of Gloucester Hall, Oxferd; m. Right Hon. Mr John Vaughan, baron of thc Exchequer, and hy her (who ci. 1847) has ioonc he as. 2udly, 1859, Amy, daughter of Thomas Stadley, and had issue. Sarah-Jane, dan. of (I. itaywood, Eoq. 3 Cscssr-ilenry, FEd., serjosut-surgeon to the Qnoen, i. Mary, in. to John Gayosford, Esq. of Carehalten. Presidout of the Royal College of Sm-geons in 1852 and ci. Kynburgh, on. to Itichard Wroth, Esq. 1962, aud surgeon to St. George’s Hospital, icc. 1st, Miss The eldest ecu, Dolbel, who d. 1858 ; and Sndly, 3 Dee. 1861, Ellen, .fceaiss I7ASvLEY, Req. of Drecctford, 9. in 1558; Ia. twice, youngest dan. of the late Henry Rouse, Esq. of Stamlord Hill. 4 John, ci. ama. 5 Charles, ci. ncoa. 6 Robert, in holy orders, vicar of Lamberhccrst, Kent, RicnAnn hAwLEY, Esq., SIP., of London, 9. in 1592; sa. Frances-Julia, dau. of General Sir Jasper Niecdo, on. Dorothy, dan. of henry Ashworth, SEP., of Oxford, K.C.B., and by her (who d. 9 April, 1164) has had issue. and was e. by his son, I. Mary-Anne, m. to George ThornbtU, Req. of Biddiugten, HENRY Mawnnv, Esq. of Breutford; 9. in 1029; who ci. Hunts, and was mother, with other issue, of George Thernhffl, Esq., M.P. for Huntingdonshire. Sir Cxsar d. 13 Feb. 1766, and was e. by his grandson, II. Sin Caan, who d. ansi. 2 July, 1793, and was s. by Lybbe, Esq.), one iou, his hrother, III. Jomcz-CsAe, who was 5. 9 Fob. 1762; andsc. 11 Aug. Dorothy, 2nd dan. of Sir Christopher Musgrave. Part, of 1004, Charlotte, eldest dan. of William Surtees, Eoq. of Eden Hall, and had by her (who ci. in 1729) two acne, lledley, co. Northcimberlaccd, and by her (who d. 1855) had, S. Henry, 9. in 1703; if. a.p. in 1750. i. Jouce-C.aoan, 5. LOUse. 1105; en. 7 April, 1636, LouisaCeorgiana-Letitia, youngest dan, of Thomas-Ilecnrke Sir. Hawley ci. in 1734, and was a. by his son, Rickette, Eeq., of Cenihe, in Herefardshho; and ci. I JAMES HAWLEY, SIP., F.H.S., of Leybonrne Grange, Jan. 1845, leaving issue, I JonN-CsAa, present baronet. 1 Harriet-Charlotte-Edith, d. 24 Feb. 1155. ci, Geonncc-Cces.sa, ii. 18 March, 1857, in holy orders, rector Jnoern BANKS, Part.; and dying in 1820, left, with a dan., of Honinglou, Suffolk; oc. 4 April, 1838, Eleanor-Barbara, Elizabeth, on. to John Crawley, Eeq. of Stockwuod, Bedfordshire, eldest dan. of the late Goorgo-Villiers Villiers, Eeq., and I. HENRY HAWLSY, Req., who was created a Baronet, has had iosne, 1 George-ViU1ers-Csar, 5. 18 Aug. 1848. 1 Eleanor-Cassandra-Frances. ca. 21 April, 1863, to S. 14 May, ilos. He ‘a. 1st, in 1779, Dorothy, only dau.and Powell Brownjohn, Esq. of Math. 2 Geergiana-Villiere, ccc. 4 April, 1861, to the Rev. Henry HEaPS, his successor. Hasted, rector of Fitsea, Essex. 3 Catherine, 5.31 March, 1545; ci. 16 April following. 4 Lsnrs-Villiere. 5 Adela-Vihiers, d. in 1861. 0 Eveine-Jnlia-Villiers. d. in 1661. In. Renry-Cwosr, 5. 19 March, 1809, capt. R.N. icc. 13 Aug. 1145, Mary-Freeman, yonngeatdan. of John Inman, Sir Henry ccc. 2ndly,in 1785, Anne, eldest dan. of Wm. Humphreys, Eeq. of Aeomh, Yerkshire, who ci. 12 July, 1959. - iv. Frederiek-Cwsar, lieut-eoL late 10th Sladrao N. I. ; 9. in July, 1811. v, William-CMsar, 9. 29 Nov. 1812. vi. Thomas-Scott, lient.-col. in the army, 9.7 Juno, 3514. vii. Arthur-Cwoar, 9. 4 Aug. 1816. viii. Alexander-Cwsar, lisut -col. E.A., 9.3 Nov. 3123. lx. Villiers-Cwsar, aasistant-eommis. -gen., 9. 30 Nov. 1824; n. Eliza, d. 29 Oct. 1004. Ia. 15 BeE. 1837, Emily, youngest dan. of the lion, John ni. Louisa, in. in Ills, to the Rev. Tattsn Brockman, Daly, administrator of Bemerara and Eosequibo. z. Elizabeth-Anne. ci, Charlotte-Mary. tic. Laura-Maria, ci. 1 June, 1559. Sir John-Ciesar Hawkins ci. 9 Nov. 1161, and was o. by his Nov. 1809, CatherinE-Elizabeth, dan. of Sir John-Gregory grandson, Sin Jonce-Csaa Hawazics, the 4th and present Shaw, Part. of Kenward, Kent, hy whom (who d. 35 Mar. baronet. Crealisn—25 July, 3775. Arsns—Arg., on a saltier, engr.. as., five flenrs-do-lis, or. Crest—On a monnt. vert, a hind, lodged, or, JJelis—Pro Bee et rege. Residence—St. Albans, Hens. HAWLEY. HAWLEY, Sim JOSEPH-HENRY, vi. Csroline-Elizaheth, ci, in 3032. of Leybonrne Grange, eo. Kent; 5. 27 Oct. 1814 ; o. as 3rd bart., Sir Henry ci. 29 March, 1031. on the demise of his father, 29 Creation—li May, 1795. March, 1831; cc. 15 Jnne, 1839, Arscs—Vert, a saltier, ongracled, arg. Sarah - Diana, 3i’d daughter of Crest—A dexter arm in armour, ppr., gamisned, or, bold- General Sir John Crosbie, G.C.H., lug in the hand & spear, icc bend sinister, point downwards and hoc had issne, Mabel’Diana, also ppr. ci. 12 April, 1852; Mildred-Catherine; cssat—Leybourne Grange, near Msidstone, Kent. and l4lorna-Georgiua. H A W ILIitcagc. Jona HAwLEY, of Aulcr, in Somersetshire, m. Dorothy, JenEatY. The 2nd son, ci. in 1593, leaving by his wife (a dan. of Valentine iii. henry, a merchant, ci. cam. iv, Francis. and had several children, some of whom settled in America. The eldest eurviviug eon, in 1706, leaving by Alice his wife, dan. and eu-heir ox Robert Curtis, Esq. of Tonterden (beside two dane., Curtis, cc. to Thomas Cullnm, Esq ; and Susanna, to Anthony JAMES HAWLEY, Esq. of Brentford, 9. in 1076; who m. ii. JAMES. Kent, who os. Elizabeth, eldest dan. of Joseph Banks, Req. of Eeveeby Ahhey, in LinEolnahire, and aunt to Sin a eon and heir, heir of John Aahweod, Esq. of Madeley, so. Salop, and had, Dorothy-Elizabeth, m. in 1009, to Sir Breoke-William Bridges, Part. ; and ci. in 1010. llsrriott, ci. in Nov. 1842. Charlotte, cc. 1st, in 3010, to the Rev. Brooks-John Bridges, who d. in 1032 ; and Lndly, in 1121; to ThomasGardiner Braonstsn, Eeq. of Skreene, cc. Essex. She ci. 25 Aug. 1847. Req. of Llwyn, en. Montgomery, by whom he had, z. James,in holyorders; m. inhlSl, Henc-letta-Margaretta, eldest dan. of the late Peter Pegnn, Req. i. Frances-Anne, ccc. in 1032, to Capt. Charles Shaw, 2nd son of Sir J.-G. Shaw, Dart. curate of Frant, in Kent, son of James Drako-Eroekman, Req. of Besehherough, in the same county. Sir Henry ci, 20 Jan. 1020, and was e. by his only sen, II. Sia HENnY, 9. 20 Oct. 1776. This gentleman cc. 29 3062) he had issue, i. Joscpn-HeaaY, present baronet. ii. HrncaY-JAaiEs, 9. 14 July, 1015. iii. Henry-Edward, 9.31 July, 1523; ia.21 Got. 1045, Mary, eldest dan. of Sir Sliehael-Cnese Smith, Dart. s. Catherine-Anne, ccc. 1931, to George-John Smart, capt. in the army, and ci. 2 Jnne, 1801. ii. Theedoeia. iii. Slsnianne-Dorothy, d. nam. 1010. iv. Augcasta-Haniet, m. 0 Ang. 1839, to the Rev. John Hamilton, vicar of Linstead, Kent. and has issue. v. Frances-Charlotte. vii. Ellen-Catherine. Town Jlenot—34, Eaten Place, lhelgrsve Square. 2° 2 563
