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...th]], the fourth [[Marquessate of Coniston|Marquess of Coniston]] and died in 1806, predeceasing him. She is survived by three sons, [[Kenward Asquith|Ke During her life, Elysia managed to rein in her husband's somewhat spendthrift habits. ...

...dchildren and knowing that [[Robert Vickery|Robert]] was growing up fitted in every way to become as fine a Viscount as his grandfather and father, when ...Vickery (b. 1715, d. 1783, fought at Dettingen, and acceded to Viscountcy in 1745) ...

...ift, Francis's tendencies were somewhat curbed by his wife until her death in 1806. He spent the last four years of his life at [[Coniston Chase]], under *Son-in-Law: Lord [[Bertrand Montgomery]] ...

...Battle of Dettingen, the last time a reigning British monarch led an army in the field. ...aura Asquith]], although Edward predeceased his father, dying of pneumonia in 1781. Although his wife [[Emmeline Vickery|Emmeline]] (known as Emma to fam ...

.... Tilney. But what exactly did the various ranks of Anglican clergymen do in this period? How should characters address them? Who would invite them to ...stical appointment as rector or vicar, providing a livelihood from tithes. In most country churches, the principal landowner had the right to offer or se ...