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Title: Catalogue of portraits, miniatures &c. : in the possession of Cecil George Savile, 4th Earl of Liverpool, Lord Steward, &c
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Savile, Cecil George
Subjects: Kirkham Abbey (Yorkshire, England)
Publisher: (Liverpool : s.n.)
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute
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d Catherine,Countess of Aboyne. She married (2), 22 June, 1782, ather house, 26, Hertford Street, Mayfair, in the parish ofSt. George, Hanover Square, the Right HonbIe- CharlesJenkinson (first cousin of her first husband), who wascreated in 1786 Baron Hawkesbury, and in 1796 Earl ofLiverpool. He died 17 Dec, 1808. She died at 26,Hertford Street, 1 Oct., 1827, aged 82, and was buried atBuxted 10 Oct. Full length portrait as a child, aged 12.Standing. Dressed in a pink frock, with blue petticoat,white cap trimmed with pink ribbon ; holding a dove, andthere is a spaniel at her feet, and a view in Parham Parkin the background. On canvass 50 x 40 in. Copy by the Honble- Alice Foljambe of the original portrait by Sir J. Reynolds, painted in 1J57, noiv in the possession of Sir H. Meysey Thompson, Bart. 23. The Rev. Thomas Wilkes, D.D., Rector of Pitchford 1712-19. Nearly full face. In grey wig. Small pastel sketch (9^ x 8 in.) by Miss Lancaster Lucas,of the portrait at Pitchford. Plate XXII.
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No. 83.—John Evelyn of Kingston, Esq. (page 52). PORTRAITS, &C, AT 2, CARLTON HOUSE TERRACE. 41 24. Adam Ottley as a child, with a dog. He was the only child of Thomas Ottley, Esq., of Pitchford, by Catherine, daughterof Sir Robert Bankes Jenkinson, 4th Bart., and he was thelast male heir of his family, who had held Pitchford forthirteen generations, in direct male descent from father toson for 334 years, from 1473 to 1807. He was born 17 March,1744-5, and died unmarried 16 February, 1807, aged 61, andwas buried at Pitchford 23 February, 1807, when his cousin,the Honb,e- C. C. C. Jenkinson, afterwards 3rd Karl of Liver-pool, succeeded to his estates in cos. Salop and Montgomery.Small three-quarter length. Standing. Dressed in whiterobe, with red drapery. Fair hair. Small pastel sketch (7 x 6£ in.) by Miss Lancaster Lucas,of the portrait at Pitchford. 25. Flower Piece. Fruit and flowers, with a squirrel and a parrot. On canvass 24 x 48. This picture hangs over the door to the di
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