Chandos-Pole-Gell family and friends.

Outline CHANDOS-POLE-GELL pedigree IN memory of/HENRY CHANDOS-POLE GELL of Hopton/second son of/EDWARD SACHEVERELL CHANDOS-POLE of Radborne/born Jan 10 1829 died Oct 31 1902/buried at Carsington/Succeeded to the Hopton Estate in 1842 and took the/surname and arms of GELL by sign manual in 1865. (Metal tablet inside St Mary's Church, Wirksworth) 1769 1773 Sacheverell 1791 Mary CHANDOS=====v=====WARE POLE | 1813 | | 1807 | Edward 1792 1796? William Edward 1819 Anna Auriol Sacheveral=====v=====Maria DRUMMOND====v====? CHANDOS | WILMOT HAY | POLE | 1863 | 1863 | * | |------|--------------|----------|----|---|-------|------|-------|--------| | | * | | | | | | | 1820 1821 | 1822 1824 1826 1829 1830 1833 1837 Anna Mill | Charlotte Eleanor Edward Henry German William Emma Maria -icent | | 1895 Matilda | | | | |----------------| | | | | 1833 | 1835 | 1837 Henrietta 1851 Henry 1869 Teresa William 1865 Christina Auriol =====v=====CHANDOS====v====Charlotte CHANDOS=====v====CRACKENTHORPE DRUMMOND | POLE | MANNINGHAM POLE | HAY | GELL | BULLER | 1868 | 1902 | 1911 | | | | | |---------------| | |--------|-----------|----|-----|--------| | |-----|------| | | | | | | | | 1853 1854 1856 1858 1858 1872 1867 1869 Cicely Margaret Katherine Edith Mabel Harry Christopher Margaret Eleanor Ermentrude Laura Frances Alice Anthony | 1935 1927 1870 1922 1858 1934 | | | | | | | |-----------| |--------------| |-----------| |----------------| |-----------| | | | | | | | | | 1849 | | | 1854 | | Edmund | | 1850 | Richard | | Waldo Cicely Margaret Robert Edith Edward Henry 1876 Chris- Constance MEAD 1879 Eleanor Ermentrude 1879 Wynter Frances 1894 Elliot Anthony 1908 Ada topher 1898 Marian WALDO===v===CHANDOS CHANDOS====v====BLATHWAYT CHANDOS==v===CHAMBERS CHANDOS===v===ISMAY CHANDOS===v====SCHWIND 1896 | POLE POLE 1936 POLE POLE | 1955 POLE | 1927 GELL | | | | | 1882 1909 Margaret John Alice

X300a.jpg	Henry Chandos-Pole 1829-1902, second son of Edward Sacheverell Chandos-Pole, inherited Hopton Hall and estate from Philip Gell and took the name Gell in 1865. His son Brigadier-General Harry Anthony Chandos-Pole-Gell 1872-1934 and his grandson Lieutenant-Colonel John Chandos-Pole-Gell born 1909 relinquished the surname Gell in 1930 and 1931 The Hopton estate was inherited by Brigadier-General Harry Chandos-Pole-Gell in 1902. His main seat was at Heverswood/Kent and Hopton was let to Philip Lyttleton Gell, a relative from a cadet branch at Wirksworth, from 1904. The Chandos-Pole-Gell family sold the estate in 1918 and it was bought in 1920 by Philip Lyttleton Gell, who was descended from the youngest son of Ralph Gell 1491-1564 In 1873 he owned 3,744 acres with a rental of £4,467 (see Owners of Land 1873) in 1871 Census he was 42, a Landowner and JP, with 13 servants in 1881 Census he was 52, a Magistrate landowner, with 9 servants in 1891 Census he was 62, a JP living on own means, with 7 servants in 1901 Census he was 72, living on own means, with 11 servants. He died in 1902, see MI in Church Photo from a Carte de Visite by Maull & Co, 187a Piccadilly and 62 Cheapside, London. Ref. No 86793. Inscribed "H Chandos Pole Gell"
X300b.jpg	Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell (see above) Photo from a Carte de Visite by Maull & Co, 187a Piccadilly and 62 Cheapside, London. Ref. No 86795. No inscription.
X300c.jpg	Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell (see above) Photo from a Carte de Visite, inscribed "Martin, Westend, Wirksworth"
X301.jpg	Teresa Charlotte Manningham-Buller, second wife of Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell. They married in 1869. Photo from a Carte de Visite by Maull & Co, 187a Piccadilly and 62 Cheapside, London. Ref. No 86797. Inscribed "Mrs Chandos P Gell". The author also has a hand-coloured version of this photo.
X302.jpg	Edith Francis Chandos-Pole-Gell, born 1858, daughter of Henry and his first wife Henrietta. Photo from a Carte de Visit by Lambert Weston & son, Dover and Folkestone. Inscribed "E F Chandos-Pole-Gell 1876"
X303.jpg	Uncertain person. Is the right age to be Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell but looks too thin to be him! Photo from a Carte de Visite by E Neurdein, 28 Boul'd de Sebastopol, Paris. Inscribed "H Chandos Pole Gell, March 8th 1870" and also "Pere Hyacinth"
X304.jpg	Margaret Alice and her father Edmund Meade-Waldo. Alice's mother was Cicely Eleanor, first child of Henry Chandos-Pole Gell. Photo from a Carte de Visite by W Green, Berwick on Tweed. Inscribed "Margaret Alice Meade-Waldo, September 1884, aged 2 years & 5 months"
X305.jpg	Robert Wynter Blathwayt, who married Margaret Ermintrude Chandos-Pole-Gell in 1879. Margaret was born in 1854, daughter of Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell. Photo from a Carte de Visite by Lambert Weston, Dover and Folkestone. Inscribed "Robert Blathwayt 1875"
X306a.jpg	Probably Edmund Manningham Mannigham BULLER (correct) Brother of second wife of Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell. Major General with the Rifle Brigade, period 1846 - 1876 Kaffir War, period 1846 - 1876 Born 11 June 1828, Died 14 Feb 1897 "T C M B" would be the maiden name initials of his sister Teresa Charlotte Manningham Buller before she married in 1869. Photo from a Carte de Visite by T R Williams, 236 Regent St, London. Inscribed "Major Edmund Buller, Rifle Brigade" and also possibly "T C M B"
X306b.jpg	Major-General Edmund Manningham Mannigham BULLER (see above) Photo from a Carte de Visite by Alexander Bassano, 25 Old Bond St, inscribed "Edmund"
X306c.jpg	Major-General Edmund Manningham Mannigham BULLER (see above) Photo from a Carte de Visite by T R Williams & W Mayland, 236 Regent Street, London. Inscribed "Edmund"
X307.jpg	Unknown person. Photo from a Carte de Visite by Mayall, 224 Regent Street, London. Inscribed "T C C P G"
X307b.jpg	Same unknown person Photo from a Carte de Visite by Mayall, 224 Regent Street, London
X308.jpg	Uncertain person. Possibly Ernest Haney Manningham BULLER Lieut Colonel of the Rifle Brigade 24 May 1839 - 8 Nov 1888, MI at Dilhorne, STF Photo from a Carte de Visite by Maull & Co, 187a Piccadilly and 62 Cheapside, London. Ref. No 87187. Inscribed "Ernest 5"
X309a.jpg	Probably Christopher Chandos-Pole, born 1867. On Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell's second marriage, Teresa would become Christopher's Aunt, perhaps with the pet name "Aunt Terry". Christopher was probably at Eton school when this photo was taken, so about 1882. Photo from a Carte de Visite by Hills & Saunders, Eton & Oxford. Inscribed "1 Aunt Terry"
X309b.jpg	Christopher Chandos-Pole, born 1867, and nephew of Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell. Christopher was son of William born 1833, and married Constance Marian Schwind in 1898. Photo from a Card by W.W.Winter of the Alexander Rooms, Derby. Inscribed "Christopher Chandos-Pole 1886".
X309c.jpg	Christopher Chandos-Pole?? 4 more CDVs have just turned up, which look like the same boy as the first 2. But two have a date on, 1866, which could not be Christopher. The top hat probably indicates the boy was at Eton Public school. The author is puzzled, and hopes a reader will be able to solve the problem. Photo back: A J Jackson, 76a Market St, Birkenhead
X309d.jpg	Christopher Chandos-Pole?? Photo back: L Caldesi & Co, at P D Colnaghi, Scott & Co, 13 Pall Mall, London. Inscription "TCB" (Teresa Charlotte Buller?)
X309e.jpg	Christopher Chandos-Pole?? Photo back: W Runicles, 7 High St, Eton. Inscription "Feby 1866"
X309f.jpg	Christopher Chandos-Pole?? Photo back: W Runicles, 7 High St, Eton. Inscription "July 1866"
X310a.jpg	Possibly Margaret Ermintrude, second daughter of Henrietta and Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell, born 1854 Photo from a card by J Lowndes of Cheadle. Inscribed "Maggie 1874".
X310b.jpg	Possibly Margaret Ermintrude, second daughter of Henrietta and Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell, born 1854 Possibly Robert Wynter Blathwayt, who she married in 1879 Photo from a card by L Suscipj of via Condotta 48, Rome. No inscription
X311.jpg	Sir John Drummond-Hay was brother of Henrietta, first wife of Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell. Like his father Edward William (1829-45), Sir John was British Consul-General to Morocco (1845-86), and fluent in Arabic.. Photo from a card by H Le Lieure of Via del Mortaro 19, Rome. Inscribed "J H Drummond Hay 1887" and "Given to me at Purvis Hall in Greenlaw Sep 16 1890"
X319.jpg	William Dalrymple MACLAGAN, Lord Bishop of Lichfield 1826-1910 Born in Edinburgh, the son of a doctor, Maclagan was educated at the Royal High School in the city. He began his career in the Indian Army and served for five years before returning to Peterhouse College, Cambridge, in 1852. Maclagan graduated in mathematics four years later and was ordained as a Deacon the same year. He rose through the English church hierarchy, becoming Rector at Newington (1869), Vicar at Kensington (1875) and Bishop of Lichfield (1878). He served as Archbishop of York from 1891, resigning in 1908. His son, Sir Eric Robert Dalrymple Maclagan (1879 - 1951), became Director of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Photo from a Carte de Visite by Elliott & Fry, 55 Baker Street, Portman square, London, also Lomax, Bookseller, Lichfield. Faintly inscribed in pencil "Bp McClaghan"
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	Author's Notes Collection of 10 CDVs and 2 larger card photos in good condition. The CDVs are abt 6x11 cms, the larger cards abt 10x16 cm. All these cards show people in or connected with the Pole-Gell family of Hopton Hall near Wirksworth. I have scanned several for reference. First shown are Henry Charles Poll Gell and Mrs Theresa Chandler Poll Gell. There is a duplicate of Mrs in colour and at least one other view of Henry. This family can be found in 1881 census under name Gill (typo) living at Hopton Hall, Derbyshire, he shown as a Magistrate landowner. Next are shown Edith Frances Chandler Poll Gell, dau. of the above dated Sep. 1876 and H. Charles again dated March 8th 1870 dressed as a priest. There is another of H. Charles in his outdoor wear. Next comes a really nice photo of Margaret Alice Meade-Waldo sitting on her father's lap in Sept. 1884 aged 2. Edmund Meade Waldo was also a magistrate in 1881, living at Stonewall Mansion in Chiddingstone, Kent with his fairly new wife Ciceley Eleanor. They married in 1879 and she was the daughter of Henry Charles Pole Gell. On far right below is Major Edmund Bullen of the Rifle Brigade. The Bullen family were distantly related to the Meade-Waldo family and have something to do with Hever Castle that I haven't as yet researched. In the middle below is Robert Blathwayt dated 1875. Robert shows in 1881 as a farmer at Barton House, Barton Blount, Derby. His wife, Margaret Ermintrude was also the daughter of Henry Charles Pole Gell. Finally shown is as much I can scan of one of the larger cards, which shows Christopher Charles Pole dated 1884. The other larger card included but not shown is of Sir John Drummond Hay, sometime consul of many countries it seems to Morocco and quite an interesting chap. It is included as the writing on back is in same hand as on other cards and it says "Given to me at Purves Hall in Greenlaw, Sept. 16th 1890". This is a super collection all connected - I acquired many more CDVs at the same time which may be connected but are not titled. Perhaps if there is a historian for one of these families they would know. jimwilsonuk, the seller on Ebay ----------------- A remarkably close British-Moroccan relationship developed under two successive British Consuls-General, Edward Drummond-Hay (1829-45) and his son Sir John Drummond-Hay (1845-86), both fluent Arabic speakers. They mediated on Morocco's behalf during the 1840s with other European countries such as Spain, France, Denmark and Sweden. In 1849 and 1858, they arranged for ships of the Royal Navy to transport the Sultan's sons to Mecca for the Hajj. In 1861, they helped to negotiate the Spanish evacuation of Tetouan. Military co-operation also flourished. Moroccan officers were sent for military training to Gibraltar and Britain in 1875-76, and a British soldier, known as KaidMaclean, was engaged by the Sultan in 1877 to help to train Morocco's army. On his retirement in 1886, Sir John Drummond-Hay wrote that he had would never forget the kindness of Moroccans, and went on to list a number of the Sultan's officials whom he counted as personal friends. Sultan MoulayHassan replied that he regarded Hay as a sincere friend and said that his departure caused great sorrow. www.embassy-worldwide.com/country/united-kingdom ---------------- A very large plot (1) Morton Edward Manningham BULLER, 2nd Baronet of Dilhorne, 31 May 1825 - 27 April 1910 Ernest Haney Manningham BULLER Lieut Colonel of the Rifle Brigade 24 May 1839 - 8 Nov 1888 (2) Marianne Henrieta, wife of Colonel, Reginald John Manningham BULLER 12 May 1838 - 30 Nov 1902 Reginald John Manningham BULLER Colonel of the Grenadier Guards 21 Feb 1831 - 2 Aug 1888 (3) Brevet Major in the Rifle Brigade Served in Kaffir War, 1846 - 1852 Also in the Crimea, severely wounded at Inkerman 1854 Coote Manningham BULLER 14 Sept 1829 - 3 April 1868 (4) Edmund Manningham Mannigham BULLER (correct) Major General with the Rifle Brigade, period 1846 - 1876 Kaffir War, period 1846 - 1876 Born 11 June 1828, Died 14 Feb 1897 Edward Manningham BULLER 1st Baronet of Dilhorne 19 July 1800 - 22 Sept 1882 www.wishful-thinking.org.uk ------------------------ [Ch056]..... IN memory of/HENRY CHANDROS-POLE GELL of Hopton/second son of/EDWARD SACHEVERELL CHANDOS-POLE of Radborne/born Jan 10 1829 died Oct 31 1902/buried at Carsington/Succeeded to the Hopton Estate in 1842 and took the/surname and arms of GELL by sign manual in 1865. (Metal tablet) MI in St Mary's Church, Wirksworth -----------------------