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1	Jollie Family Mary Jollie, daughter of Edward and Caroline Jollie of Patea, New Zealand was the second wife of Lt. Col. Robert Story of Bingfield The Jollies were French, Huguenots, who left France as a result of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes by Louis XIV in 1685. These persecuted Protestants went to Scotland, some of them to Perth and Edinburgh. The Jollies became 'Writers to the Signet' which was a Society of Law Agents in Scotland. The Jollies settled in Carlisle from Dumfries-shire in the late 18th century and bacame a well known family of printers, stationers and booksellers. They were members of the Carlisle (Fisher Street) Presbyterian Church until the early 19th century when Francis (husband of Margaret, nee Routledge) became Anglican.	Jollie, John (I206)
2	Died unmarried in London. Hardly saw her parents while growing up. Had thyroid trouble.	Jollie, Doris Oenorie (I258)
3	Educated at Dartmouth Naval College.	Story, Admiral William Oswald (I119)
4	1. He made a voice recording about the battle at Cassino 2. May have attended Christ Church, Oxford University 1938-39	Douglas-Withers, Maj. Gen. John Keppel Ingold CBE, MC (I308)
5	12 children	Everett, Rev. Charles William (I466)
6	13th in decent from Henry de Sneyde of Tunstall & Sneyde (around 1310)	Sneyd, William (I561)
7	1745 MP for Donegal	Gore, Sir Ralph (I607)
8	1851 Census: Paddington St John Marylebone, Hyde Park Square Mews living alone, occupation-coachman, aged 42 1861 Census:HO 107/1467/Folio 516 Page 35. Widower, born Soberton, Hants, aged . Residence -Stables belonging to Gloucester Place 1862 died at no7 Barlow Mews, Bruton Street, Middx In his will he bequeathed any of his monies in St Martins Bank to be divided amongst his three children William , Mary and Jane Dicker. His other children (six were born but some may have died) are not mentioned, in particular John, who was certainly alive in 1862. Mary and Jane do not appear to have been married. He also left £10 to his sister Maria Rawlins	Dicker, George (I62)
9	1901 Census for Wandsworth RG13/486 Folio 21, pages 33 & 34 . Living on own means.	Dicker, William (I76)
10	1930-69. Lived in 8 Council Cottages, Hayley Green, Warfield. Not at this address in 1970. May have lived them before 1930 Information from Electoral Roll.	Taylor, Albert George Weston (I58)
11	1st Bn R Welsh Fusiliers	Garnet, John Brooksbank (I345)
12	1st Royal Dragoons	Jervoise, Maj. R, Purefor (I287)
13	2 other daughters	Family: William Sneyd / Elizabeth Audley (F201)
14	2 other daughters	Family: William Sneyd / Sarah Wettenhall (F199)
15	2 other sons	Family: Unknown / Unknown (F203)
16	2026 Living in West Wiltshire	Brierly, Gerard (I235)
17	20th Hus and R Warwicks Rgmt	Carew, Maj. Ponsonby May Lynn (I238)
18	21 children in total	Family: Archdeacon Wettenhall Sneyd / Barbara Marsh (F164)
19	2nd wife	Family: Sir Ralph Gore / Elizabeth Ashe (F215)
20	2nd wife. 1st was Catherine Conolly daughter of Rt Hon Thomas Conolly	Family: Sir Ralph Gore / Alice Clements (F216)
21	3 daughters and 3 sons	Family: Sir William Gore / Hannah Hamilton (F106)
22	3 sons and 4 daughters	Family: Sir Ralph Gore / Elizabeth Ashe (F215)
23	3rd Baronet, Manor Gore (see Burke's peerage)	Gore, Sir William (I316)
24	3rd Bn Welsh Regt	Story, Capt. Edward Joseph (I97)
25	3rd Earl of March	Mortimer, Sir Edmund (I393)
26	43rd Light Infantry	Munbee, Capt. Valentine (I273)
27	4th baronet	Gore, Sir Ralph (I417)
28	5 daughters	Sneyd, Ralph (I567)
29	57th Bengal Native Infantry	Sneyd, Lt. Col. Nathanial (I596)
30	5th Baronet	Gore, Sir St. George (I611)
31	6 other daughters	Family: Unknown / Unknown (F203)
32	6 other sons	Family: William Sneyd / Sarah Wettenhall (F199)
33	6th Baronet. Succeeded his brother.	Gore, Sir Ralph (I607)
34	6th Bart. Decendant of Sir Wm. 7th. Lord Ros. K.G & of Henry, 1st E. of Northumberland K.G.	Clavering, Sir James (I369)
35	8th Baron	Napier, Baron Francis (I319)
36	9th Baronet of Castle Craig. (See Burke's peerage Gibson Craig Carmichael	Carmichael, Cmdr. Sir. Thomas Gibson R.N. (I293)
37	A great beauty	Sneyd, Kate Emma (I597)
38	A Scotch Lady	Gordons (I584)
39	About 1811 build the cottage of Derryallen (?) on the Relagh Estate which he kept for a hunting lodge.	Story, Rev Edward (I61)
40	Adopted	Story, Richard (I299)
41	AKA 4th Earl of March	Mortimer, Sir Roger (I390)
42	AKA Anne of York, Duchess of Exeter	Plantagenet, Lady Anne (I384)
43	AKA Duke of Clarence	of Antwerp, Sir Lionel (I394)
44	AKA Mary?	Nelson, Sarah Isabella (I214)
45	AKA Philippa, 5th Countess of Ulster	of Clarence, Princess Phillipa (I392)
46	AKA Richard of York, 3rd Duke of York	Plantagenet, Sir Richard (I386)
47	AKA Richard, Earl of Cambridge	Plantagenet, Sir Richard (I389)
48	Alice Dicker who appears in the 1911 Census living in Barnet is married to Stanley Gordon Sinclair Dicker. She was born in 1863 and died in September Qtr 1932 aged 69, so she is not our Alice. also: Alice Dicker aged 42 living at 5 St Albans Villas, Highgate Road NW is not ours. She was born in Birmingham Hill, London Our Alica Laura Dicker appears in 1901 Census RG13/157/Folio 6, employed as a domestic cook at 39-40 West Hill (Parkfield), St Pancras Possible death: aged 69, Uxbridge 3a 125 December Qtr 1835 though she would have been 75 not 69.	Dicker, Alice Laura (I18)
49	An artist of some merit	Story, John (I455)
50	Ancestor of the Sneyds of Bishton, Belmont and Ashecombe Park, Staffs	Sneyd, Ralph (I571)

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