Notes: The Douglas Archives

Notes

Matches 351 to 400 of 30,730

#	Notes	Linked to
351	of Heanton Satchville, Petrockstowe	Rolle, Col. Samuel (of Hainton Satchville) (I166786)
352	of Heddington, Wiltshire (clothier)	Child, Robert (I81643)
353	of Hobro , Denmark	Rorholm, Christian (I191141)
354	of Illogan	Popham, Rev. Vyvyan (I191516)
355	of Kensington, London	Garwood, Christopher (I83605)
356	of Kingston, Jamaica Archdeacon of the diocese	Downer, Venerable George William (I104404)
357	of Lake Forest, Illinois, United States	Foster, Albert Volney (I193329)
358	of Launceston, Tasmania Onslow Gordon Douglas was born at Westbury, Tasmania, on 4 Aug 1861 and was christened at the Westbury Methodist Church on 5 August 1862. He was the twelfth child of Roddam Hulke Douglas (1817-1902) and his wife Mary Selina Langslow (1822-1895). Onslow was educated at Horton College, Ross. In 1880 he was articled to the firm of solicitors Douglas and Collins. In 1885 he was admitted to the Bar and in 1890 became a partner in his uncle's firm. In his younger days Onslow played football and cricket. He was a member of numerous groups including the Northern Athletic Association, Northern Cricket Association and Horticultural Society. Onslow married Kate Frith on 11 Mar 1885 at St George's Church, Battery Point. They had three children, all born in Launceston: Roderick in 1885, Greta in 1891 and Colin in 1894. Onslow died on 17 Sep 1943 in Melbourne, Victoria.	Douglas, Onslow Gordon (I103631)
359	of Lees Court, Sheldwich, Kent, and Park Place, London, was a British Whig politician who sat in the House of Commons between 1708 and 1722	Watson, Edward (Viscount Sondes) (I115431)
360	of Lewknor	Rolles, Thomas (I84753)
361	of Lichfield	Jodrell, Symon (I84754)
362	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Archer, Anthony (I103457)
363	of Littlecote. Educated at Christ Church, Oxford, Edward succeeded his father in 1735. Worth an estimated £6000 per annum the estate was said however to have been excessively encumbered. In 1738 he was returned to Parliament as member for Great Bedwyn at a by-election to replace Robert Murray who had died. Then, in 1741, he was returned for Wiltshire, a seat he held until his death The Pophams regularly represented Somerset and Wiltshire constituencies after acquiring Littlecote from the Darells in the sixteenth century. Having succeeded to the family estate, said to be worth £6,000 p.a., Edward Popham was returned at a contested by-election for Great Bedwyn in 1738, standing as a Tory on the Bruce interest. He was afterwards returned five times for the county unopposed, voting consistently against the Administration. The 2nd Lord Egmont wrote of him in his electoral survey, c.1749-50: 'I believe will be thoroughly with us, has a very large property but excessively encumbered as I have heard'. He died 14 July 1772.	Popham, Edward MP (I194946)
364	of Liverpool	Rotherham, William (I77415)
365	of Lochnabo House, Elgin, co Moray, scion of the Barons Glenconner, chairman of Grampian Television for over 20 years,	Tennant, Capt. Sir Iain KT (I76256)
366	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Lowes, Anthony (I5019)
367	of London, W8	Coaten, David (I105115)
368	of Mitcham, Surrey	Smythe, Edward (I153005)
369	of Murfreesboro, Tenn.	Douglas, Suzanne (I75398)
370	of New York, USA	Finke, Nancy (I82330)
371	of Oak Hill	Douglas, Jennifer Jane (I188622)
372	of Orleans, Mass. He was captain of a merchantman and died on the passage ...?	Sparrow, Capt. Timothy (I84075)
373	of Patience Close, Steventon, Hants	Fairburn, Capt Sydney George MC (I91495)
374	of Philadelphia	Watmough, Margaretta (I98187)
375	of Poole, Dorsetshire	Milner, Sibella (I189111)
376	of Port Glasgow - this may have something to do with sugar???	Douglas, Robert (I109183)
377	of Provanside, Glasgow, Scotland	Steven, Alexander (I77084)
378	of Rookesbury, co. Hampshire	Garnier, George Charles (I75748)
379	of Silverbridge, County Armagh Surname also spelt McGeough A J.P. from Armagh, he owned several estates in Counties Armagh and Down, all of which he left to his daughter and her sons on his death in 1903.	McGeogh, Robert John (I84242)
380	of Stowford or Stoford	Williams, Adam (I84582)
381	of Strathmore	Garza, Lee (I82535)
382	of Taunton (abt 1407)	Portman, William (I84547)
383	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Douglas, Hugh (I82148)
384	of the Baynes of Tulloch, first Presbyterian minister of Dingwall after the Revolution	Bayne, Rev. John (I193497)
385	of the City of Dublin	Bermingham, James (I79728)
386	of the Scilly Islands	Worsell, Captain Thomas (I78185)
387	of The Villages, Florida, previously of Park Hills and Bonne Terre, Missouri. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Park Hills, Missouri; Elvins Ionic Lodge 154 A.F.&A.M. of Desloge; and a Lifetime member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He volunteered for 18 plus years at the Park Hills Senior Center, which he truly loved. He enjoyed being involved in his community serving in the past on the Board of Commissioners for the County Road District and the Board for the Senior Apartments of Elvins. He served for three years in World War II in the Navy on board the USS Colorado. He retired after 39 years from the Valley Mineral (Dolomite) Company. He served as President and Financial Secretary for Local 618 United Steel Workers. He was pre-deceased by a step-daughter, Diane O'Brien Survived by Wife, Jeanne (Holloway-Johnson) Douglas of Park Hills; Son, Gregory and wife Anita Douglas of LaSalle, IL; Daughters, Jean Ann Williams of Desloge and Susan and husband Rich Gapen of The Villages, FL. Two Step-Sons, Denny and wife Carla Johnson and Dave and wife Alberta Johnson of Park Hills and one Step-Daughter, Denise and husband Jack Marler of Farmington. One brother, Ola and wife Helen Douglas of Bonne Terre; Seven Grandchildren, Todd (Stacy) Williams of Chesterfield, Sara Woods of Bonne Terre; Terri Douglas of Farmington, Brad (Trescha) Terry of Jefferson City, Anne Williams of St. Louis, Michael Douglas of Farmington and Brett DeClue of Potosi; Five Great-Grandchildren; Step-Grandchildren and numerous Nieces, Nephews and Friends.	Douglas, Homer A. Douglas “Tom” (I77254)
388	of the Waxhaw Settlement.	Douglass, George (I139661)
389	of Thorncliff in Cheshire	Brickland, James (I84649)
390	of Trelowarren in Cornwall, he was an English Member of Parliament (MP); his surname is sometimes spelt Vivian	Vyvyan, Sir Francis (I82970)
391	of Trelowarren in Cornwall, he was an English Member of Parliament (MP); his surname is sometimes spelt Vivian.	Vyvyan, Hannibal (I82973)
392	of Treviddren, Cornwall	Vyvyan, Vyell (I177603)
393	of Umatilla ,Oregon	Hellman, Mr (I143330)
394	of Wareham, Mass. He was a farmer and shoemaker. They had no children.	Swift, Enoch (I197609)
395	of Weardale	Emerson, Miss (I191153)
396	of Winchester,	Harris, John (I79917)
397	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Montagu-Pollock, Jonathan David (I192177)
398	of Woodlands, Aighburth, Liverpool and Rector of St Michael's, Upper Sapey, in Herefordshire. His mother was Margaret Maxwell also from Liverpool.	Sandbach, Rev. Gilbert (I84376)
399	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Douglas, James B. (I76520)
400	of Zürich. He was anne's first husband	Escher, Gustav Albert (I191107)

Notes

Linked to

351

of Heanton Satchville, Petrockstowe

Rolle, Col. Samuel (of Hainton Satchville) (I166786)

352

of Heddington, Wiltshire (clothier)

Child, Robert (I81643)

353

of Hobro , Denmark

Rorholm, Christian (I191141)

354

of Illogan

Popham, Rev. Vyvyan (I191516)

355

of Kensington, London

Garwood, Christopher (I83605)

356

of Kingston, Jamaica Archdeacon of the diocese

Downer, Venerable George William (I104404)

357

of Lake Forest, Illinois, United States

Foster, Albert Volney (I193329)

358

of Launceston, Tasmania

Onslow Gordon Douglas was born at Westbury, Tasmania, on 4 Aug 1861 and was christened at the Westbury Methodist Church on 5 August 1862. He was the twelfth child of Roddam Hulke Douglas (1817-1902) and his wife Mary Selina Langslow (1822-1895). Onslow was educated at Horton College, Ross. In 1880 he was articled to the firm of solicitors Douglas and Collins. In 1885 he was admitted to the Bar and in 1890 became a partner in his uncle's firm.

In his younger days Onslow played football and cricket. He was a member of numerous groups including the Northern Athletic Association, Northern Cricket Association and Horticultural Society. Onslow married Kate Frith on 11 Mar 1885 at St George's Church, Battery Point. They had three children, all born in Launceston: Roderick in 1885, Greta in 1891 and Colin in 1894. Onslow died on 17 Sep 1943 in Melbourne, Victoria.

Douglas, Onslow Gordon (I103631)

359

of Lees Court, Sheldwich, Kent, and Park Place, London, was a British Whig politician who sat in the House of Commons between 1708 and 1722

Watson, Edward (Viscount Sondes) (I115431)

360

of Lewknor

Rolles, Thomas (I84753)

361

of Lichfield

Jodrell, Symon (I84754)

362

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Archer, Anthony (I103457)

363

of Littlecote.
Educated at Christ Church, Oxford, Edward succeeded his father in 1735. Worth an estimated £6000 per annum the estate was said however to have been excessively encumbered.

In 1738 he was returned to Parliament as member for Great Bedwyn at a by-election to replace Robert Murray who had died. Then, in 1741, he was returned for Wiltshire, a seat he held until his death

The Pophams regularly represented Somerset and Wiltshire constituencies after acquiring Littlecote from the Darells in the sixteenth century. Having succeeded to the family estate, said to be worth £6,000 p.a., Edward Popham was returned at a contested by-election for Great Bedwyn in 1738, standing as a Tory on the Bruce interest. He was afterwards returned five times for the county unopposed, voting consistently against the Administration. The 2nd Lord Egmont wrote of him in his electoral survey, c.1749-50: 'I believe will be thoroughly with us, has a very large property but excessively encumbered as I have heard'. He died 14 July 1772.

Popham, Edward MP (I194946)

364

of Liverpool

Rotherham, William (I77415)

365

of Lochnabo House, Elgin, co Moray, scion of the Barons Glenconner, chairman of Grampian Television for over 20 years,

Tennant, Capt. Sir Iain KT (I76256)

366

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Lowes, Anthony (I5019)

367

of London, W8

Coaten, David (I105115)

368

of Mitcham, Surrey

Smythe, Edward (I153005)

369

of Murfreesboro, Tenn.

Douglas, Suzanne (I75398)

370

of New York, USA

Finke, Nancy (I82330)

371

of Oak Hill

Douglas, Jennifer Jane (I188622)

372

of Orleans, Mass. He was captain of a merchantman and died on the passage ...?

Sparrow, Capt. Timothy (I84075)

373

of Patience Close, Steventon, Hants

Fairburn, Capt Sydney George MC (I91495)

374

of Philadelphia

Watmough, Margaretta (I98187)

375

of Poole, Dorsetshire

Milner, Sibella (I189111)

376

of Port Glasgow - this may have something to do with sugar???

Douglas, Robert (I109183)

377

of Provanside, Glasgow, Scotland

Steven, Alexander (I77084)

378

of Rookesbury, co. Hampshire

Garnier, George Charles (I75748)

379

of Silverbridge, County Armagh
Surname also spelt McGeough
A J.P. from Armagh, he owned several estates in Counties Armagh and Down, all of which he left to his daughter and her sons on his death in 1903.

McGeogh, Robert John (I84242)

380

of Stowford or Stoford

Williams, Adam (I84582)

381

of Strathmore

Garza, Lee (I82535)

382

of Taunton (abt 1407)

Portman, William (I84547)

383

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Douglas, Hugh (I82148)

384

of the Baynes of Tulloch, first Presbyterian minister of Dingwall after the Revolution

Bayne, Rev. John (I193497)

385

of the City of Dublin

Bermingham, James (I79728)

386

of the Scilly Islands

Worsell, Captain Thomas (I78185)

387

of The Villages, Florida, previously of Park Hills and Bonne Terre, Missouri.

He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Park Hills, Missouri; Elvins Ionic Lodge 154 A.F.&A.M. of Desloge; and a Lifetime member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He volunteered for 18 plus years at the Park Hills Senior Center, which he truly loved. He enjoyed being involved in his community serving in the past on the Board of Commissioners for the County Road District and the Board for the Senior Apartments of Elvins. He served for three years in World War II in the Navy on board the USS Colorado. He retired after 39 years from the Valley Mineral (Dolomite) Company. He served as President and Financial Secretary for Local 618 United Steel Workers.

He was pre-deceased by a step-daughter, Diane O'Brien

Survived by Wife, Jeanne (Holloway-Johnson) Douglas of Park Hills; Son, Gregory and wife Anita Douglas of LaSalle, IL; Daughters, Jean Ann Williams of Desloge and Susan and husband Rich Gapen of The Villages, FL. Two Step-Sons, Denny and wife Carla Johnson and Dave and wife Alberta Johnson of Park Hills and one Step-Daughter, Denise and husband Jack Marler of Farmington. One brother, Ola and wife Helen Douglas of Bonne Terre; Seven Grandchildren, Todd (Stacy) Williams of Chesterfield, Sara Woods of Bonne Terre; Terri Douglas of Farmington, Brad (Trescha) Terry of Jefferson City, Anne Williams of St. Louis, Michael Douglas of Farmington and Brett DeClue of Potosi; Five Great-Grandchildren; Step-Grandchildren and numerous Nieces, Nephews and Friends.

Douglas, Homer A. Douglas “Tom” (I77254)

388

of the Waxhaw Settlement.

Douglass, George (I139661)

389

of Thorncliff in Cheshire

Brickland, James (I84649)

390

of Trelowarren in Cornwall, he was an English Member of Parliament (MP); his surname is sometimes spelt Vivian

Vyvyan, Sir Francis (I82970)

391

of Trelowarren in Cornwall, he was an English Member of Parliament (MP); his surname is sometimes spelt Vivian.