Violet Irene Meta Cumberbatch

Violet married Frederick Wilfrfed Maggs 30 Nov 1916, Heston, London, England. Frederick was born Abt 1881. [Group Sheet]

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at Saint Leonard's Church of England

Carlton married Evelyn Dorothy Susan Leslie. [Group Sheet]

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Morning Post, May 28, 1827 - birth announcement

Monumental Inscription: Lyndhurst, Co. Hants: On a brass on the wallof north aisle :-

IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE H. CUMBERBATCH, died No. 30th 1885, aged 58. And HARRIET CUMBERBATCH, his wife died March, 14th 1877, aged 52 (source:Caribbeana, Vol. 3 Page 282)

L.H. Cumberbatch was younger son of Abr. Parry Cumberbatch ofBarbadoes, by his second wife Caroline Chaloner. He was of Queen'sHouse, Lyndhurst, Dep. Surveyor of the New Forest. Harriet, his wife,was eldest dau. of N[athaniel] Bowden Smith of Brockenhurst. Henry wastheir eldest son. (source: Caribbeana Vol:3 page 282)

DEATH of Mr L.H. CUMBERBATCH.-It is with much regret that we announce the death of Mr. L.H. Cumberbatch, which took place quite suddenly, at his residence here, on Monday [30 Nov 1885], the cause of death being apoplexy [stroke]. Deceased, who was 58 years of age, for a lengthened period was the Deputy Surveyor of the New Forest, and he resigned that appointment in consequence of failing health, being succeeded by the Hon. Gerald Lascelles. Although then officially severed from the New Forest Mr. Cumberbatch did not fail to evince an interest in it and its inhabitants, and his continued residence within it was hailed with a great deal of satisfaction. Deceased was very fond of hunting, and in the midst of official and other duties he yet found time to assist in the work of the parish, being for several years one of the churchwardens, while many will remember the brilliant gatherings at the Queen's House during Mr. Cumberbatch's occupancy in aid of laudable objects, charitable and otherwise. Mr. Cumberbatch was one of the earliest supporters of the Volunteer movement when it originated in this country, and for several years held a commission in the Lyndhurst Rifle Corps, being in command of the company during the latter portion of his connection with it. Deceased was highly esteemed and respected by all classes; the poor have lost in him a generous sympathiser and friend, and the news of his death has been received with a great deal of regret throughout the New Forest district, while much sympathy is felt for the members of his family in the sudden affliction which has been cast upon them.
Theres a plaque within the church, on the north wall of the north aisle, that was placed in memory of Lawrence Henry Cumberbatch and his wife, Hattie Cumberbatch with the dates of their death.
There is also a plaque with Harriet Cumberbatch's name listed, for giving the alter rails in the church, along with other names.

Laurence married Harriet Anne Bowden Smith 1 Jun 1854, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, England. Harriet (daughter of Nathaniel Bowden Smith, Esquire) was born Cal 1824, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, England; died 14 Mar 1877, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, England. [Group Sheet]

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Born in Brockenhurst or London?

Nickname Annie?

Of Brockehurst Hampshire (Marshall G.W. - Collections for aGenealogical Account of the Family of Comberbach)

L.H. Cumberbatch was younger son of Abr. Parry Cumberbatch ofBarbadoes, by his second wife Caroline Chaloner. He was of Queen's House, Lyndhurst, Dep. Surveyor of the New Forest. Harriet, his wife,was eldest dau. of N. Bowden Smith of Brockenhurst. Henry was theireldest son. (source: Caribbeana Vol:3 page 282)

Died at age 52

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at the Chapel of Brockenhurst, Church of England, by I. H. Jones, minister; witnesses were N. Bowden Smith [father of bride], Caroline Morant, Emelia Maria Bowden Smith [sister of the bride?]

chapel Saint Nicholas?

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Died at Calverley Hotel (now Hotel du Vin)

Also of Tubney Lodge, Berkshire and then The Broad, Hellingly, Sussex (Marshall G.W. - Collections for a Genealogical Account of the Family of Comberbach)

Died aged 56 (Marshall G.W. - Collections for a Genealogical Account of the Family of Comberbach).

BARBADOS_SLAVES: In 1829 he was the owner of The Clelands Plantation, St. Andrew which then had 113 Male and 116 Female Slaves totalling 229 slaves in all - more details in Folio 313 Volume 4th (T71/546 Colonial Slave Registry 17 Date 1829). In 1829, he also owned The Farm Plantation, St. Peter which then had 22 Male and 28 Female Slaves totalling 50 slaves in all - more details in Folio 227 Volume 5th (T71/546 Colonial Slave Registry 17 Date 1829). In 1832, he was still the owner of The Clelands Plantation, St. Andrew which then had 107 Male and 115 Female Slaves totalling 222 slaves in all - more details in Folio 315 Volume 4th (T71/552 Colonial Slave Registry 17 Date 1832). In 1832, he still owned The Farm Plantation, St. Peter which then owned 21 Male and 27 Female Slaves totalling 48 slaves in all - more details in Folio 218 Volume 5th (T71/552 Colonial Slave Registry 17 Date 1832). In 1834, he still owned The Farm Plantation, St. Peter which then had 20 Male and 27 Female Slaves totalling 47 slaves in all - more details in Folio 227 Volume 5th (T71/565 Colonial Slave Registry 17 Date 1834).

SLAVE COMPENSATION - Name of Estate or Domicile of Slaves The Farm BARBADOES RETURN of the Number of Slaves and Estimated Value thereof, in each Class, in possession of Abraham P. Cumberbatch deceased Estate on the 1st day of August, 1834. No. 4948:
TOTAL NUMBER of SLAVES Fourty Seven.
PRAEDIAL ATTACHED (field) - 5 Head People (male) £500; 21 Field Labourers (8 male) & (13 female) = 21 total £1,575; 11 Inferior Field Labourers (5 male) & (6 female) = 11 total £440.
Children under Six Years of Age on the 1st August, 1834 10 (2 male) & (8 female) £100.
Total 47 slaves £2,615.
We, the undersigned, being two of the Valuers appointed to Classify and Value the Slaves in the above named Colony, do on our Oaths declare, after due examination and enquiry, that the above Return is a just true, and accurate Classification and Valuation of the Slaves therein mentioned, on the 1st day of August, 1834, according to the best of our knowledge, information, and belief. Dated this 17th day of November 1834. Sworn this 1st day of January 1835 (T71/802/4948).

CREST - An eagle's head erased
ARMS - Argent, an eagle displayed between three trefoils Or, impaling Quarterly 1 and 4, Argent, a lion rampant ; 2 and 3, Argent, in chief three leaves, in base a bugle-horn.
MOTTO - Ne Tentes Aut Perfice

Monumental Inscription to Charlotte Cumberbatch nee Burnet Jones in St. Mary, Paddington (In the Church, on north wall of north gallery, on a sculptured white marble tablet; above is a broken pediment, with a kneeling figure, angel's head, and child below:-

Sacred to the Memory of CHARLOTTE CUMBERBATCH, daughter of the late Robert Burnet Jones, Esqre and of Elizabeth Susanna his wife. Born October 5th 1786; Married A.P. Cumberbatch ESQre October 31st 1805. Died January 15th 1818. Her afflicted Husband has caused this monument to be erected. She lies entombed with her father Rt Burnet Jones ESQre and her youngest brother Joseph Jones, ESQre in the North Ground of this church. Benjamin William Robert Cumberbatch, her second son died at Bifrons, near Canterbury, May 7th 1820, in the 8th year of his age.
Crest - An eagle's head erased
Arms - Argent, an eagle displyed between three trefoils, impaling Quarterly 1 and 4, Argent, a lion rampant; 2 and 3, Argent, in chief three leaves, in base a bugle-horn.
Motto - NE TENTES AUT PERFICE.

Her husband Abraham Parry Cumberbatch was of Barbadoes, later of Tubney Lodge, co. Berks, then of The Broad, Hellingly, co. Sussex, and died at Tunbridge Wells October 1840, aged 56. She was his first wife. The had issue an only surviving son, Abraham Carlton Cumberbatch, Consul at Constantinople, and a daughter Eliza*.

The arms should be : Gules, an eagle displayed between three trfoils Or. See G.W. Marshall's "Collections for a Genealogical Account of the Family of Comberbach," p. 38. A pedigree of Jones is in Burke's "Landed Gentry".

*Eliza Cumberbatch married Revd Henry Chichely Michell, Vicar of Lymington, Co. Hants.

(source: Caribbeana Vol. I p.228)

Abraham married Caroline Chaloner 13 Apr 1819, Tonbridge, Kent, England. Caroline (daughter of William Chaloner and Emma Harvey) was born 2 Oct 1788, Guisborough, York, England; was christened 25 Nov 1788, Guisborough, York, England; died 15 Oct 1842, Brompton, Middlesex, England; was buried 21 Oct 1842, Holy Trinity, Brompton, Middlesex, England. [Group Sheet]

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She was the 13th child (L. Laurence Boyle, Cumberbatch Genealogy). OfGuisborough, York (Marshall G.W. - Collections for a GenealogicalAccount of the Family of Comberbach)

Died aged 54 (Marshall G.W. - Collections for a Genealogical Accountof the Family of Comberbach)

She was buried in the West Ground, Depth: 10, Number: 70; Letter: N

Died at Kensington or 15 Michael Place, Brompton

Morning Post, June 28, 1825 still born son