28 SAINT VINCENT. the Viacountcy under the spec. rem. in its creation. He was 2d and yat. s.(') and h. male of William Henry Rickktts, of Longwood, Hants, a Bencher of Uray'a Inn, by Mary, sister of Earl Saint Vincent, the only child that had issue of Swynfen Junvjs abovenamed. He was b. 1 April 171)7, and bap. at St. Geo. Han. sq. ; ed. at Winchester, and at Cb. Ok; Oxford ; li.A., 17S7 ; Barrister at Law (Line. Inn), 1797 ; SUC* to the peerage, as afad., 15 March 1S23, taking by Royal lie, 7 May 1823, the [ name of Jervis in lieu of that of Rickelts. He hi. firstly, 29 Jan. 1790, Mary Cassandra, 2d da. of Thomas (Twisleton), Lord Savk and Skle, by Elizabeth, da. of ; Sir Edward TURNER., Bart. She, who waa b. 11 June 1771, in the pariah of St. Geo. I Han. so, , was divorced by act of Pari. 9 March 1799.( h ) He m. secondly, 14 April 1S10, at Sc. Marylebone. Mary Anne, 3d da. of Thomas Parker, of Park Mall, go, I Stafford, by Mary. da. and li, of . I. din (or Thomas) Hawk, of Walsall, in that county, 1 She d. 31 "Jan. 18.15, aged 82, and was bur. 7 Feb. at Stone. Will pr. March 1S55. | He rf. 25 Sep. 1859, at Meaford afsd., aged 92, and was bar, at Stone. III. 1859. S. Carnegie Robert .John (Jervis), Viscount Saint 1 Vixl'ENT Of Meaford, grandson ami heir, beiug 2d but 1st surv. e. and 1l of the Hon. William Jervis Jkrvis, formerly Rickktts, by Sophia, da. of George Narbonue Vincent, which William waa 1st s. and h. of the late Viscount by his lirst wife, but (i. v.p.,11 Feb. 1 838, aged 13. He was b. 12 Aug. 1825, and bap. ut St. Mary's in the parish of Marylebone : ed. at Eton anil Winchester, and sue. to the pecraye, 25 Sep. 1859. He n. I t March 1848, at Prestbury. co. Chester, Lucy Charlotte, yat da. of John Baskerville Gi.kgi;. of Withington Hall, co. Chester, by Anne, da. »f I Thomas Townley Parker, of Cuerden, co. Lancaster. He d. 19 July 1879, aged 53, | at Court Lees, near Canterbury, co. Kcut. Hia widow liviug 1895. IV. 1879. J,. Edward John Levesox (Jervis), Viscount Saint Vincent lie Meaford, 1st s. and b>, b. 3 April 1.850, and bap. 7 Aug. at Midhurst, co. Sussex ; ed. at Harrow ; entered the army, 7th Hussars, 1871 ; sue. to the peerage, 19 July 1879 : Capt. Ib'th Lancers, 1881 ; served in the Zulu and Afghan war, 1S79-81, and in the Egyptian Expedition, 1883, receiving the medal for all three ; Kuight. 4th Class, of the Medjidie of Turkey, 17 Nov. 1882 ; Adjutant of the heavy Cavalry Division in Egypt, 18S4-85. He d. num. 22 Jan. 1885, aged 34, at Abou Klea Wells, in the Soudan, in consequence of wounds received on the 17ib ;it the battle of Abou Klea, Will pr. 22 Oct. 1885,( c ) over £11,000. V. 1885. 5. Carnegie Farker (Jervis), Viscount Saint Vin- cent of Meaford [1801], br. and h., b. 5 April 1855, and bap. at' Chelford chapel, in Prestbury. co. Chester; sometime (1876-83) an officer in the 6th ' Foot, retiring as Captain and Regimental Instructor of Musketry. He sue. to Ik peerage, 22 Jan. 18S5. He n. 17 Oct. 1885, at Christ Church, Salford, Rebecca Maf, only surv. da. of James Hasten, of Manchester and of Barrow-in-Furneaa. Family Estates. — These, in 1883, consisted of 2,444 acres in Lincolnshire ; 2,041 in the East Riding of Yorkshire; 6 in Notts, and 1 in Staffordshire. Total 4,492 acres worth £6,039 a year. Principal Residence. Norton Disney, near Newark, co, J Lincoln, and Sutton-on-Derwent, co. York (a) His elder br.. William Henry, a Capt. ll.N., had by Royal lie, 10 June 1801, taken the name of Jervis in lieu of that of Ricketts. He d. s.p.m. 26 Jan. 1801, aged tO, His eldest da. inherited the estate of liockefcts, in lissex, and left issue, who also bore the name of Jervis. ( b ) She m. secondly, 30 Jan. 1806, Richard Charlea Head Graves, and d. hu widow, 20 June 1813, aged 69, at Uritwell, Bucks. ( c ) The codicil, tho' not witnessed, being written by the deceased when " engaged in actual military service in the face of the enemy " had " full and binding effect in law." It began thus : " Dear Mama, In the event of my living under the operatiou about to be performed," 40, [See "Illustrated Loudou News" for Oct. 1885.]
