1 24 WHARMOUFFB — WHARTON. ni. 1 855. S and 1, Edward Momtagu Stuart Granvilli (Stuart- BArldom Wobtut-Haokbhzii, formerly^ 1827-56, Stuabt-Woktlbt, and jsanaom afUrward$^ 1880, MoMTAau-SruART-WoRTLBY-MACKKirzis), Bason I. 1876. WHARHOum ov WoRTLBT, lilt 8. «iid h h.S D6& 1827 ftt Sandon r£m). ; ed. at Eton ; Lieut.» Oreo. Fuot Quardi, 1846-51 aue, io the peeraoi, 22 Oct 1855 ; LieutC«»l. l»t West York YeonuiDry, 1859-61 ; Lieut.-GoI. 2d West York Rifle Vols., 1861. Ho was cr. 15 Jan. 1876,(«) VISCOUNT CAIILTOK of Carltou, and EAUL OF WHARNCLIFPB, both in the West Riding of oa York, with a spec. rem. failing heirs male of his body to his br., the Hon. FVanois Dudley Stuart-Wortut, in like manner. By royal lie. 18 Oct 1880, he took the name of Moniagu in addition to and before that of Stuart- Woiilejf' Madsetuu, He m. i July 1855, at St Geo., Han. 8q., Susan Charlotte, 2d da. of Henry (Laboilub}, 8d Earl ov Harkwood, by Louisa, da. of Thomas (Thtmnr), 2d Marquiss or Bath. She was 6. 10 April 1884. Family Motel.— These, in 1883, consisted of 22,544 acres in the North and West Ridings of YorksUre, and 2,039 in Cornwall ; besidea 6,926 in Forfarshire, and 1,940 in Perthshire. Totai, 83.449 acres, worth £50,823 a year. Frincifol iSeote.— Wortley HaU, near Sheffield, and oimonstoue Hall, near Hawee, both in oo. York ; and Belmont Castle, near Meigle, oo. Perth. WHARTON. C) Barony i. Sir Thomas Wharton, Lord of the manors of Wliarton I 1544 *^^ Nateby in Kirkby Stephen, co. Westmorlaud, and of Healaugh in the 00. of the city of York, by Agnes, da. of lieginalil Waroof, of Swerdale, co. Westmorlaud, was 6. about 1 495 ; knighted at Windsor, 20 June 1527 ; was M.P. for Appleby, 1529-86, and for Cumberland, 1542-44 ; Warden of Carole, 1541, and having greatly distinguished himself at the battle of Solway Moss, 24 Nov. 1542.(0) was, shortly before 18 March 1543-4, on which day the uatent(^) was delivered to him. er a Baron, presumably, as BARON WHARTON of Wharton, CO. Westmorland, aud was accordingly sum. to pari, from 30 Jan. (1544/5), 36 Hen. VUI. to 80 Sep. (1566), 8 EHe. He was Dep. Warden of the Scutch Marches, 1552, Warden of the East and Middle Marches, 1555, and of the Middle Marches, and of {•) See vol. iv, p. 19, note " a," tub " Gerard," as to the batch of eight peerages created at that date. (b) Xhe Editor is greatly indebted to " E. R. Wharton " for much valuable infor- mation from orig. sources respecting this family, which corrects the account thereof in " DugdaU"" DogU" Jjipscomb's BuekB, and elsewhere. («) He received, in consequence, 23 April 1552/3, from Kd. VI., an augmentation to his *' ancient" arms, vie, *'a border eugrailed, gold, remplised with lyons legs in •altire, rased [i.e., erased], guiet,*' these legs being parts of the lion in the Royal Arms of Scotland, the tinetures als4i of which shield are retained. [OenealogiMt, N.S., vol. viii, p* 127*] See vol. vi, p. 48, note "e," tub " Norfolk," for a similar augmen- tation, granted 1513, to Howard. With respect to an alleged descent of Wharton from the family of Hastings, of Croghill, temv Ed. 111., aooountiug for the maunch " in their arms, and the '* bulls head " in their crest, it mav be observed that the family of Conyers, rUk), poss e s s the same bearings, and that the grandmother of the grantee of 1558 was (by an odd coincidence) Alice, da. of Sir John Conyers, of Hornby, co. York. ■ (<>) In a letter to the King, 20 March 1543/4, Edward (Seymour), Earl of Hertford, then Lieut of the Scottish borders (afterwarda, 1547» Duke of Somerset), writes that
- 'on Tuesday morning last [18 March 1548/4] I delivered to Lords Sure and
Wharton your Majeaty's Utten patenti by the which it hath pleased your Highness to crtaU and make ikin Barom. These were received at Newcastle upon Tyne by the newly made Lords on their knees in the presence of a distinguiahed company. [fToMtttofi Papers, vol. iz]. Neithur of these patents, however, were enrolled, but there is no reason to doubt that the limitation in each was in the usual form, vis., to the heirs male of the body of the grantee, and the devolutiou of the Bai-ony of Eure proves that in thai Barony, at all events, it was so considered. The creation by patent in the ease of Wharton is also confirmed **in some MS. notes, by a latter Lord Wharton, correcting Dugdale [who makes no mention of such patent], which are preserved among the Carte Papers in the Bodleian." [Academy, 8 June 1896, in an article by " J. S. 0./' on Edward Wharton.]
