William Vickery
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| Portrayed by Logan Lerman (Unofficial - NPC) | |
| Full Name | William John Vickery |
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| Title | Mr Vickery |
| Associated Noble House(s) | Viscountcy of Saltash |
| Date of Birth | 26th May 1795 |
| Father | The Hon. George Vickery |
| Father's Rank | Gentleman |
| Mother | Ariadne Vickery (nee Harcourt) |
| Mother's Rank | Gentry |
| Town Residence | 7 Albemarle Street |
| Income | - |
| School | Winchester |
| University | N/A |
William Vickery is the second child and eldest son of George Vickery, the younger son of James Vickery, the current Viscount Saltash. He will be turning sixteen during the 1811 Season. He is named for his grandfather, the second Viscount Saltash.
Family
Grandfather: William Vickery (b. 1715 - became 2nd Viscount Saltash in 1745, d. 1783). Fought at Dettingen, married Anne Fletcher (b. 1723, d. 1750) then remarried to Elizabeth Pimbury (b.1734, d.1802)
Grandmother: Elizabeth Vickery nee Pimbury
Father: George (b 1758)
Mother: Ariadne (nee Harcourt) (b. 1771)
Siblings: Georgiana (b. 1793), Laura (b. 1797), Miranda (b. 1800), Edward (b 1803)
Uncles: Edward (b. 1744, d. 1781), James Vickery (b. 1754), Simon (b. 1768), John (b. 1742), James Reynell (b. 1750)
Aunts: Laura (b. 1748), Anne (b. 1752), Charlotte (b.1759), Cassandra Wingrave (b. 1773, d. 1795)
Cousins: Robert (b. 1782), John (b. 1785) and Emma Vickery (b. 1790), Grace Wingrave (b. 1795), David (b. 1768), St John (b.1770), Edward (b.1776), Richard (b. 1776), Charlotte (b. 1781), Christopher (b. 1782), Lucinda (b. 1786), Jonty (b.1791)
Schooling and Future
Having been taught the basics of the three Rs by a governess employed by his father, William continued studying under a tutor and is now a bright student at Winchester, where he does well in his studies. He will be turning 16 in the near future, which is a crucial decision time - he can leave school and go into a profession, as a lawyer's clerk or banker's clerk or similar, or remain at school to go on to university with a view to becoming a lawyer himself, or entering the church; there is a suitable living in his uncle's gift and his older cousin John seems content with his own choice of profession, so he is not wholly against the idea of joining the army.
