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'''James Vickery''' is the third [[Viscountcy of Saltash|Viscount Saltash]] and is father to [[Emma Vickery]]. An outdoors type, fond of hunting and shooting, James served in the Army during the American War of Independence, returning to England in 1780, three years before the end of the war because of his father's ill health. His father recovered enough that he went on a a Grand Tour of Europe, during which he met [[Charlotte Vickery|Charlotte von Alfeld]], who became his wife in 1781. Their first son Robert was born in 1782, and he acceded to the title on his father's death the following year.He is an NPC created by Sharpie. | '''James Vickery''' is the third [[Viscountcy of Saltash|Viscount Saltash]] and is father to [[Emma Vickery]]. An outdoors type, fond of hunting and shooting, James served in the Army during the American War of Independence, returning to England in 1780, three years before the end of the war because of his father's ill health. His father recovered enough that he went on a a Grand Tour of Europe, during which he met [[Charlotte Vickery|Charlotte von Alfeld]], who became his wife in 1781. Their first son Robert was born in 1782, and he acceded to the title on his father's death the following year.He is an NPC created by Sharpie. | ||
==Family== | |||
Father: William Vickery (b. 1715 - became 2nd Viscount Saltash in 1745, d. 1783. Fought at Dettingen) | |||
Mother: Elizabeth Vickery nee Pimbury | |||
Brother: John (b. 1744, d. 1781) | |||
Sister: Laura (b. 1748) | |||
Wife: [[Charlotte Vickery]] nee von Alfeld (b. 1759) | |||
Issue: [[Robert Vickery|Robert]] (b. 1782), John (b. 1785), [[Emma Vickery|Emma]] (b. 1790) | |||
==Castor and Pollux== | ==Castor and Pollux== | ||
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| Full Name | James William Vickery |
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| Title | Viscount Saltash |
| Associated Noble House(s) | Viscountcy of Saltash |
| Date of Birth | 20th November, 1756 |
| Father | William Vickery |
| Father's Rank | 2nd Viscount Saltash |
| Mother | Elizabeth |
| Mother's Rank | Viscountess Saltash |
| Town Residence | {{{residence}}} |
| Income | {{{income}}} |
| School | {{{school}}} |
| University | {{{university}}} |
| Year Attained Title | 1783 |
| Year of Marriage | 1780 |
| Spouse | Charlotte Vickery, nee von Alfeld |
| Spouse's Rank | Viscountess Saltash |
| Issue | Robert (b. 1782), John (b. 1785), Laura, (b 1787, d 1788), Emma (b. 1790), Georgiana (b 1793, d 1795) |
James Vickery is the third Viscount Saltash and is father to Emma Vickery. An outdoors type, fond of hunting and shooting, James served in the Army during the American War of Independence, returning to England in 1780, three years before the end of the war because of his father's ill health. His father recovered enough that he went on a a Grand Tour of Europe, during which he met Charlotte von Alfeld, who became his wife in 1781. Their first son Robert was born in 1782, and he acceded to the title on his father's death the following year.He is an NPC created by Sharpie.
Family
Father: William Vickery (b. 1715 - became 2nd Viscount Saltash in 1745, d. 1783. Fought at Dettingen)
Mother: Elizabeth Vickery nee Pimbury
Brother: John (b. 1744, d. 1781)
Sister: Laura (b. 1748)
Wife: Charlotte Vickery nee von Alfeld (b. 1759)
Issue: Robert (b. 1782), John (b. 1785), Emma (b. 1790)
Castor and Pollux
The Viscount Saltash's whereabouts in the house may be discovered by the location of his two ancient pointers, Castor and Pollux, which, while barred from certain rooms such as the breakfast room and drawing room, will nonetheless lay with their noses over the threshold and slowly try to sneak more of their bodies inside the room.
When the Viscount is in his study or the gun-room, or the estate office, his presence may be located by the rather asthmatic breathing of the aforesaid pointers. One or other of them is generally to be found asleep with its head resting somewhat heavily on his Lordship's foot.