Visitation of England and Wales . ay,24 July 1845, marriagesettlements dated 24April; died at Montreux,Switzerland, in 1864, Clarens, near Montreux. A\ (See Pedigree of Kitchener, Vol. 7, page 4.) Frederick Richard Che-vallier, born at Aspall 28June 1828; educated atMerchant Taylors School,London, admitted Sep-tember 1834; died at CotonHill, CO. Stafford, 28December 1893. Adfnongranted (Prin. Reg.) 10April 1894, to JohnBarrington Chevallier. Isabella Jane, born atAspall I September 1832 ;died at Northwood, 9Cumberland Road, Kew,CO. Surrey, 5 June dated 13 November1905, proved
Visitation of England and Wales . ay,24 July 1845, marriagesettlements dated 24April; died at Montreux,Switzerland, in 1864, Clarens, near Montreux. A\ (See Pedigree of Kitchener, Vol. 7, page 4.) Frederick Richard Che-vallier, born at Aspall 28June 1828; educated atMerchant Taylors School,London, admitted Sep-tember 1834; died at CotonHill, CO. Stafford, 28December 1893. Adfnongranted (Prin. Reg.) 10April 1894, to JohnBarrington Chevallier. Isabella Jane, born atAspall I September 1832 ;died at Northwood, 9Cumberland Road, Kew,CO. Surrey, 5 June dated 13 November1905, proved (Prin. Reg.,1194, 1908) 6 August1908, by John BarringtonClievallier and VincentMorshead Holt Beever. Elizabeth Maria Hemery, born atAspall 5 May 1839; died at North-wood, 9 Cumberland Road, Kew,4 September 1908. Will dated13 November 1905, with twocodicils dated 9 February and18 November 1907, proved (, 1587, 1908) 19 Novemberigo8, by John BarringtonChevallier and Vincent MorsheadHolt Beever. y^ffif^^^^^-UXcU. M .CvC/?,,. NEWCASTLE, Arms on record in the College o/ Arms.—\y : ist and 4th Grandquarters, argent six cross-crosslets fitchde three two and onesable on a chief azure two mullets or pierced gules, Clinton;2nd and 3rd, Grand quarters quarterly: ist and 4th, Azurethree pelicans argent vulning themselves proper, Pelham ;2nd and 3rd, Gules two broken belts in pale the bucklesupwards argent. Crests.—ist, Out of a ducal coronet gules a plume of five ostrichfeathers argent banded with a line laid chevronways azure,Clinton ; 2nd, A peacock in pride proper, Pelham. Supporters.—Two greyhounds argent plain collared and lined gules. Motto.—Loyaultd na honte. jBletocastle. Sir Henry Pelham Pelham-Clinton, Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyme and Earl of=Lincoln, (son of Henry Pelham, 4tli Duke of Newcastle, by GeorgianaElizabeth his wife, dau. of Edward Miller Mundy of Shipley, co. Derby); born inCharles Street, Berkeley Square, London, 22 May 1811, bapt. at S
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