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{geni:about_me} http://www.failteromhat.com/post.php Westmethlandowners 1876 Edmund I Malone View relationship to me Birth 16 Apr 1704 in Baronston, Ireland Death 1774 in England MALONE OF BARONSTON COL. JOHN RICHARD MALONE, of Baronston, co.; Westmeath, J.P. and D.L.,High Sheriff 1896, late 12th Lancers, late Col. Commanding 6th Batt.Rifle Brigade, b. 1846; m. 1st, 11th July, 1872, Hon. CharlotteMildred (she was divorced in 1892, and m. 2ndly 1892, Count C. deBeaumont d'Autichamp), dau. of Hon. John Yarde Buller, and sister ofJohn, 2nd Lord Churston, and has issue, ' 1. JOHN RICHARD MORDRED HENRY L'ESTRANGE, late Lieut. 6th Batt. RifleBrigade, b. 12 Aug. 1875; m. 13 Aug. 1808 Ethel Victoria, eldest dau.of the late R. H. Boyd Rochfort, of Middleton Park, Westmeath and hasissue, 1. Reginald John, b. 1899. 2. Roderick O'Connor Vivian Henry Vere, Lieut. Royal Irish Fus., b. 28June1881. 3. Victor Mildred Charles, b. 15 June 1881 Col. Malone m. 2ndly, 1893, Catherine Cecil, dau. of Major J. W.Percy, late Norfolk Regt., and has issue, . 4. Henry Anthonv Percy, 6. 18 June 1894. ; 5. Richard Maurice Fitzgerald, b. 10 May 1897 Lineage This family, one of the most ancient in Ireland still holding theirhereditary property, is an offshoot of the Royal House of theO'Connors, Kings of Connaught, and derives its name of Malone from anancestor, John O'Connor, styled " Maol-Eoin." It is stated that theirold residence, Ballynahown Court (afterwards the seat of Sir JohnEnnis, Bart.), was for nine centuries in the possession of theMalones, and, together with Palace Park,: Litter, Cartrons. &c.,rendered them at one time the largest landed : proprietors inWestmeath. It is stated by Dr. Petrie that the lower part of O'Ruark'sTower in Clonmacnoise was built by one of this family in 903 and theupper part by Gilbert O'Malone, Abbot of Clonmacnoise, 1120. CapelO'Malone, brother of john : O'Malone of Ballynahown, was Arch Abbot in1206. The representative of the family. EDMOND MALONE, of Ballvnahown, m. 1569, Margaret, dau. of RichardD'Alton, of Milltown, Count of the Holy Roman Empire, and was fatherof EDMOND MALONE, of Ballynahown, m. 1st, 1599, Rose, dau. of JohnCoghlan of the Maw ; "and 2ndly, Catherine Pettyt. By the latter hehad a son, John, of Cartrons (who m. Mary, dau. of John Brown of theNeale AND HAD A SON EDMUND WHO HAD A SON JOHN AND A DAU. MARGARET WHOMARRIED ANTHONY BRABAZON OF BALLINASLOE - THEY WERE COUSINS THROUGHTHE BROWNS OF THE NEAL), and a dau. Mary, m. John Dillon; and by theformer he was father of a son and heir, EDMOND MALONE, of Ballynahown, m. 1617, a dau. of Garrett Byrne, andleft a son and successor, EDMOND MALONE, of Ballynahown, m. 1644, Mary, dau. of Brazel Fox, ofKilcoursy, and had two sons, 1. EDMOND, his heir 2. Anthony, of Baronstown, m. 1673, Mary, dau. of John Reilly, ofLismore, co. Cavan, and granddau. of the Earl of Roscommon. He wasfather of Richard, of Baronstown, b. 1674, the celebrated lawyer and orator ; m.20 April, 1698, Marcella, dau. of Redmond Molady, by Mary his wife,dau. of John Malone, of Cartrons, and had issue, (1) Anthony (the Right Hon.), M.P., Prime Serjeant and Chancellor ofthe Exchequer 1757-60, m. 1733, Rose, dau. of Sir Ralph Gore, Bart.,Speaker of the House of Commons, but d.s.p. 8 May, 1776. (2) Edmond, M.P., Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland, m.i7l6, Catherine, dau. and heir of Benjamin Collier, of Ruckholts,Essex, and d. 1775, leaving two sons, 1. RICHARD, Baron Sunderlin, in the Peerage of Ireland, so created1785 ; d.s.p. 1817 2. Edmond, the commentator on Shakespeare, d. 1812. 3 Richard, M.P., 2nd Serjeant at Law, m. Anne, dau. and co-heir ofHenry Malone, of Litter, and had issue, Henry, m. 1765, Catherine, dau. of Richard Plunket, and had a son,Richard, of Pallas Park, and a dau. Alice, b. 1767, m. H. O'Connor. Atthe death of her brother, this lady resumed her maiden name of MALONE,and retained possession of Baronstown until her death, 1866. (1) Anne Jane Frances (2) Marv, m. 1753, John O'Connor, of Mount Pleasant. (3) Margaret, m. John Husscy. (4) Marcella, m. John Reilly. EDMOND MALONE, of Ballynahown, m. 1674, Anne. Dau. of HenryL'Estrange, of Moystowa, King's Co., and had (with a dau. Mary, m.Anthony Daly) three sons, 1. RICHARD, of Ballynahown. 2. Henry, of Litter, King's Co., d. 1739, leaving by MargaretL'Estrange his wife, two daus., his co-heirs, a. Anne, m. Richard Malone, M.P. b. Elizabeth, m. Henrv L'Estrange, of Moystown. M.P. for Banagher, andtheir great-grandson, Edmund L'E'strange, of Tvnte Lodge, m. LadvHenrietta Susan Lumley, sister of Richard. 9th Earl of Scarborough,and d. 1866, leaving with other issue, REV. SAVILE: RICHARD WILLIAML'ESTRANGE-MALONE, Mus.Bac. T.C.D.; Minor Canon of Worcester, andRector of Dalton Holme, m. 10 Oct. 1876, Frances Mary, 2nd dau. ofGeorge Savile Foljambe, of Osberton, Notts, and has issue. c. . Anthony, m. Bridget, dau. of Henry Talbot, and had issue, 1. Richard, m. Mary, dau. and'co-heir of Acheson Moore, of Ravella, co. Tyrone, and relict of Roger Palmer, but d.s.p. 2. Edmond, Maior 47th Regt. m. Mary, eldest dau. of Richard Malone,and widow of John O'Connor, and had issue, (1) Anthony, d. 1787. (1) Elizabeth, m. Henry Sneyd, 6th son of Ralph Sneyd, of Keele, co.Stafford. (2) Maria. The eldest son of Edmond Malone. and Anne L'Estrange. his wife, RICHARD MALONE, of Ballynahown, m. 1717 m. Anne, dau. of Sir ThomasCrosbie, of Ballybeigue, co. Kerry and had issue, 1. Edmond, M.P, for Ardfert, m. Ruth Judge, of Gagcborough,. andd.s.p. 1759. 2. HENRY, his heir. 3. Anthony (Rev.) of Cartrons, m. Anne, eldest dau. of Major GeorgeHeighington, of Donard, co. Wicklow and had a son, Edmond, of Cartrons. m. 1st, the dau.of Henry White, and 2ndly, Anne,youngest dau. of John (O'Connor, of Mount Pleasant, aunt of theCountess of Desart, and had issue, (1) Anthonv (2) Henry, Capt. 40th Regt., killed in the battle of the Pyrenees. (3) Edmond, b. 1785, Lieut R.N.; m. Mary Anne, dau. of W. B. Taylor,of Yarmouth, and d. 1863, leaving issue, 1. Robert Edmund, Paymaster R.N., m. 1st. 1846, Frances Anne StepneyMaume; and 2ndly 1854, Anne, dau. of William Turner. M.D., of Grantham(which lady d.16 April, 1866), and d. Nov. 1874. 2. Richard (Rev.), MA., late Vicar of Potton, Beds. 1876-87 b. 1820,m. 1849. Jane Wilmot, dau.,of Gen. Robyns, K.H., of Penzance. and byher (who d. 1896) had issue. a. John Henrv Edmond, 6. 1854 ; d. 1861. b. Cecil Richard Robyns, Maj. Worcester Regt., b. 29 Oct 1859; m. 6Oct 1892, Nora, eldest dau. of the late S. T. G. Downing,Barrister-at-Law, and has issue (a) Cecil Edmond Downing, b. 21 Dec. 1894 (b) Brian Wilmot L'Estrange, b. 29 Aug. 1896. a. Elizabeth' Wilmot Marion, b. 1851, d. 1878. b. Maria Jane Maude. c. Ethel Ada Julia, d. Wilmot Edith Catherine. 3. William, drowned, 4. Anthony, Lieut. Col. late R.M.L.I. (Exmouth) m. 1st. Mary, dau. ofCharles Edwards, of Totnes, and by her (who d. 25 Jan. 1868) has adau. Minnie; and 2ndly, 23 Nov.1869, Eliza Carter, elder dau. of SirWilliam C. Hoffmeister, of Clifton House. Cowes. Isle of Wight, andhas issue, a. Robert Joseph Gee, b. 1871, b. Henry L'Estrange (32, Cumberland Mansions, West Hampstead N.W.) b.20 Sept. 1873 ; m. 8 June, 1901, Ethel Gertrude, dau. of H. R.Vincent, of Jacobs-towe, Devon, and has issue, Iris L'Estrange, b. 5 May, 1903 a. Florence Hoffmeister. b. Anne Wade. 1. Marianne. 2. Elizabeth. 3. Harriett. m. G. Kingston, M.A., of Toronto, and has issue. GeorgeMalcolm and Alice. 4. Julia, m. B. Cherrman, M.A., of Toronto. (1) Elizabeth, m. Major Peter Warburton, 96th Reg. 2nd son of Col.Warburton, of Garryhinch, and has issue, 1. Anne,m. Col. Wade; 2.Martha; and 3. Elizabeth. (2) Anne, m. Robert French, grandson of the Very Rev. W. French. Deanof Ardagh, of Abbey Boyle and Oak Port: in Roscommon, and has issue,Anne, m. A. Hector, and had issue (3) Mary, m. J. Hamilton. (1) Elizabeth, m. Robert Holmes, of Peterfield. The 2nd son, HENRY MALONE, of Ballynahown, m. Anne, dau. of - Jones. of Moneyglassand had a son, EDMOND O'MALONE, of Ballynahown, m. 1774, his cousin Mary. eldest dau.of John O'Connor, of Mount Pleas,int, King's Co.. and had issue. 1. EDMOND. of whom presently. 2. John, d. unm. 1836. 3. Henry, m. Mary Anne Mooney, and d.s.p. 1843. 1. Maria, d. unm. 2. Anne. d. unm. His eldest son, EDMOND MALONE, of Ballynaho\vn, King's Co.. Capt. in the Black Horse,m. 1813, Henrietta, dau. of John Chomley. of Belcamp. co. Dublin, anddying 1818. left issue, 1. Edmond, d. KIIW. 1836. 2. JOHN RICHARD, late of Baronston. 1. Harriett, d. unm. The only surviving son, JOHN RICHARD MALONE, of Baronston, co. Westmeath. J.P. and D.L., HighSheriff 1852. b. 1817; m. 1st, 1844, Elizabeth dau. of Col. HenryPeisley L'Estrange, of Moystown, King's Co., and by her (who d. 1847)had issue. 1. JOHN R!CHARD, now of Baronston. 2. Henry I'Estrange. Lieut. Col. late 16th Lancers formerly A.D.C. tothe Lord-Lieut. of Ireland, b. 1847: m. 29 July, 1884, Grace Agnes,youngest dau. of Francis Brooke, of Summerton, co. Dublin and d. 1891.He m. 2ndly, 2 April 1868, Anna Jane, youngest dau. Of Robert WilliamLowrv, D.L., of Pomeroy, co. Tyrone, and Belmore co Westmeath. Mr.Malone d. 30 July, 1894 Arms - Gu., a lion rampant between three mullets arg. Crest A man inarmour, spear in hand, resting on the ground, all ppr. Motto - Fidelisad urnam. Seat - Baronston, and Rath, Ballinacargy, Mnllingar- and Shinglass,Ballymore, Moate, co.. Westmeath. Clubs Cavalrv Naval and Military,and Kildare Street. ---------------------------------------------------------------- High Sheriffs of County Westmeath , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Sheriff_of_Westmeath High Sheriffs of County Westmeath 1663: Charles Lyons 1692: Walter Pollard, jnr [ edit] George I, 17141727 1727: Arthur Reynell [ edit] George II, 17271760 1728: Hon. Humphrey Butler 1729: Herbert Price 1729: Major Charles Hampson 1730: Herbert Price 1731: Charles Lyons of Ledeston 1732: Hugh Wilton 1733: Sir Henry Tuite, 6th Bt., of Sonna 1734: William Handcock 1735: John Gay 1736: Judge Rochfort 1737: William Sherlock 1738: Henry Pilkington 1739: Ebenezer Lowe 1740: Nicholas Ogle 1741: Thomas Pakenham 1742: Edmond Hill 1743: Robert Cooke 1744: Isaac Smith 1745: Edmond Reynell 1746: Thomas Smyth of Drumcree 1747: Hans Widman Wood of Rosmead 1748: John Smith 1749: Edward Magan 1750: Arthur Judge 1751: Benjamin Chapman 1752: Morgan Daly 1753: Duke Tyrrell 1754: Hugh Maguire 1755: Samuel Lowe 1756: Edmond Malone of Baronston 1757: Edmond Malone of Baronston 1758: John Nugent 1759: Arthur Magan 1760: Richard Sterne Tighe ----------------------------------------------------------------
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