Simon Douglas-Pennant, 7th Baron Penrhyn of Llandygai
Simon Douglas-Pennant was born on 28 June 1938 in Jordanhill,
Glasgow, Scotland. He is the son of
Major Hon. Nigel Douglas-Pennant and Margaret Dorothy Kirkham.
He is the nephew of Malcolm
Frank Douglas-Pennant (11 July 1908 - 8 November, 2003) from
whom he inherited the baronetcy and
Elisabeth Rosemary (died 27 March, 2002), daughter
of Brig. Sir
Percy Robert Laurie, KCVO, and Lady Laurie (nee Lawson-Johnston).
He married Josephine Upcott, daughter of Robert Upcott, on 5
October 1963.
He was educated at Eton College, Windsor,
Berkshire, England and then graduated from Clare College, Cambridge
University in 1961 with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). He played cricket
for Cambridge.
He married
Josephine Upcott, daughter of Robert Upcott, on 5 October 1963.
They had the following children:
Sophie Margaret Douglas-Pennant+
b. 11 Dec 1964
Edward Sholto Douglas-Pennant b. 6 Jun 1966
Hugo Charles Douglas-Pennant b. 21 Apr 1969
Harriet Josephine
Douglas-Pennant b. 25 May 1972
He lived at Mulberry House,
Old Church Road, Colwall, Worcestershire, England and The Old
Vicarage, Castlemorton, Malvern, Worcestershire.
Notes:
• It is assumed that The Old Vicarage is the same as
the building used for
Douglas House School.
• Mrs Josephine Douglas-Pennant was Head Mistress at Sunnyside
Preparatory School in Barbourne Terrance, Worcester.
See also:
Penrhyn Castle
The Douglas-Pennant Family
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