1813, aged 25. He d. on board his yacht, "The Kestrel," off Vigo in Portugal, 5 Sep. 1840, aged 65, and was bur. at Brocklesby. Will dat June 1843, pr. Dec. 1846 at £80,000.
Earldom. II. Barony. III 1846.
2 and 3, Charlbs Andbrson Worslbt (Andbrsox- j J Pklham), Earl ok Tarboroogh, &c, Ist s. and h., b. 12 April QiQ 1809, in Strntfonl plnce, Marylebone; ed. at Eton ; was M.P. for
Newtown (Ule «>f Wight) 1830-31 ; fur Linoolnshire, 1831-32,
jjj and for North Lincolnshire, 1835-46 ; ttjfUd Lord Worsut, ^^^* J 1837-46 ; we, to the peerage, as above, 5 Sep. 1846 ; Vice Admiral of linoulnshire, 1854 ; L.-Lieut thereof 1857 ; High Steward of Orent Grimaby. He m. 16 Deo. 1831, nt Brighton, Maria Adelaide, 2d da. of Coriiwalliii (^fAl;DK), 3d Viscount Hawahdrn [L], by Jane Grawfnrd, da. of Patrick Crnwfiirfl Biiiioa. Ho d. of a lingering pnnilysis, 7 Jan. 1862, at Brighton, aged 62.(*) His wi<1ow, who wiui h. Dee. 1814, m. 7 Aug. 1860, at St. Peter's, Eaton sq., William John (Uonsom), 1st VisoouNT Oxbmbridob of Burton, both being liWng 1897.
Earldom.III.
Barony. IV.
1862.
3 and 4 Charles (Anderson-Pelham), Earl of Yarborodoh, &c., 1st s. and h.; b. 14 Jan. 1835, at Manby Hall, Lincoln; styled Lord Worsley, 1846-62; was M.P. for Great Grimsby, 1857-62 ; Lieut-Col. 1st Batt. Lincoln Rifle Vols., 1860; suc. to the peerage, as above, 7 Jan. 1862. He m. 3 Aug. 1858, at St. Goo. Han. sq., Victoria Alexandrina, 4th da. of William (Harb), 2d Earl of Listowel [I.], by Maria Angusta, da. of Vice-Admiral William Windham, fomerly Lukyn, of Felbrigge Hall, en. Norfolk. He d. 6 Feb. 1875, of epilepsy, at 17 Arlington street, aged 40. His widow, who was b. 23 Feb. 1840 (Queen Victoria being her sponsor), m. 16 July 1881, John Maunsell Richardson, of Little Brooklesby, and was living 1897.
Earldom. IV. Barony V. 1875.
4 and 5. Charles Alfred Worsley (Anderson-Pelham), Earl of Yarborough [1837], Baron Yarborouoh [1794] Baron Worsley of Afulduboombe [1887], 1st s. and h. ; b. in South Audley street 11 June, and bap, 19 July Y 1859, at St. Geo. Han. sq.; styled Lord Worsley, 1862-75; suc. to the peerage, as above, 6 Feb. 1875 ; ed. at Eton and at Trin. Coll., Cambridge ; B. A. 10 March 1881 ; M.A. 15 May 1884; Vice- Admiral of Lincolnshire, 1883; Capt. of the Corps of the Gentlemen-at-Arms, 1800-92; P.C. 1890. He m. 5 Aug. 1886, at St. Peter's, Cranley Gardens, Marcia Amelia Mary, suo jure Baroness Conyers. See that dignity, cr. 1509. She, in whose favour the abeyance of that Barony was terminated 8 June 1892, was b. at Wellesbourne 18 Oct and bap. there 24 Not. 1863.
[Charles-Sackville Andbrson-Pelham, styled Lord Worsley, 1st s. and h. ap., 5. 14 Aug. and bap, 14 Sep. 1887 at St. Peter's, Cranley Gardens.]
Family Estates.— These, in 1883, consisted of 56,795 acres in Lincolnshire, besides 98 in Berks (worth £649 a year), which belonged to the Dow. Countess. Total, 56,893 acres, worth £84,649 a year. Principal Residence— Brocklesby Park, near Ulceby, co. Lincoln.
YAROM, i.e. Yarm.
i.e., "Faucondberg of Yarom, [i.e., Yarm], co. York," Barony (Belasye), cr. 1627 ; see " Fauconberg of Henknowle," Visoountcy, cr. 1643 : ex. 1815.
- r1=p209_a He took an active part in politics as a Liberal, till disabled by illness.Template:Rules
