George Vickery
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| Portrayed by Alan Rickman (Unofficial - NPC) | |
| Full Name | George Robert Vickery |
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| Title | The Hon. George Vickery. |
| Associated Noble House(s) | Viscountcy of Saltash |
| Date of Birth | 5th June 1758 |
| Father | William Vickery (deceased) |
| Father's Rank | 2nd Viscount Saltash |
| Mother | Elizabeth Vickery (nee Pimbury) |
| Mother's Rank | Viscountess Saltash |
| Town Residence | 41 Albemarle Street |
| Income | £2000 p.a. |
| School | Winchester |
| University | Cambridge (Gonville and Caius College). |
George Vickery is the brother of James, the current Viscount Saltash, and the uncle of Robert, John and Emma Vickery. He is a successful barrister, operating from chambers in Gray's Inn, and bought his nephew John's commission into the 45th Regiment of Foot in 1802. He is married to Ariadne nee Harcourt.
Family
See also Vickery Family Father: 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)
Mother: Elizabeth Vickery nee Pimbury
Half-brother: Edward (b. 1744, d. 1781)
Half-sister: Laura (b. 1748)
Sister: Anne (b. 1752)
Brother: James Vickery (b. 1754)
Wife: Ariadne (nee Harcourt) (b. 1771)
Issue: Georgiana (b. 1793), William (b. 1795), Laura (b. 1797), Miranda (b. 1800), Edward (b 1803)
Sister-in-Law: Charlotte (b. 1763)
Brother-in-Law (and senior colleague): John Asquith
Nephews and Niece: David (b. 1768), St John (b. 1770), Edward (b. 1776), Richard (b. 1776) and Charlotte Asquith (b. 1781), Robert (b.1782) , John (b. 1785), and Emma Vickery (b. 1790), Kit (b. 1782), Lucy (b. 1786) ndJonty (b. 1791)
Family Life
A highly successful barrister and King's Counsel, George Vickery moved from Chancery Lane to a fine new house in Albemarle Street soon after the birth of his son William. He is considering buying a house somewhere in the countryside as the noise and dirt of London cannot be a healthy environment, although he is a little reluctant to do so as it will mean spending a great deal of time apart from his family, whom he loves dearly.