146 CARHA — CARHAMPTON. CARHA. " Owex O'Rourke OF Carha," at. a Viscount fl.], Query VISCOUNT CARHA ! in 17"21 by the titular James III. See volTi, p. 50, note "b," under " Jacobite Peerages." CARHAMPTON and CARHAMFTON of CASTLF.TIAVKX. Viscountcy ;. Simon Luttreix, of Luttrollstown, co. Dublin, 2il H-l and only surv. s, of Major-l ieu. Henry of the fame, by Elizabeth. I 1781 da- «f Charles Junks, of Halkin. co. Flint, was 6. 1713. four years before his Father's murder, and, having sue. his elder br. in the Vflrlrlnm m ™J>% estates, was <•>'. 13 Oct. 3 7I ; S, BARON IRNHAMf b ) OF Jianaom L i.j L tjttRELLSTOVN, co. Dublin, ami, subsequently, 9 Jany. 1781, I. 1785. VISCOUNT CARIIAMPTONC') OF CASTLEHAVEN, co. Cork, and, finally, 23 June 1785, EARL OF C'ARHAMPTON( h ) [I.] He m. 1737 Judith Maria, da. and eventually h. of Sir Nicholas Lawes, many years Gov. of Jamaica, by Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Cotton, cla. of Sir Thomas Lawlet, Bart. He d. 14 Jany. 1787, in Dublin. ( c ) His widow tl. Dec. 1798. Earldom 2. Henry Lawes (Luttrell), Earl of Carhampton, and &c. [I.], s . and h., b. 7 Aug. 1743 ; was a Gen. officer in the Armvaiul Viscountcy Col. of the 6tb Dragoon Guards. M.P. for Ludgershall. He m. 23 [1-1 June 1776, Jane, da. of George Boyde, of Dublin. She d. April 1789. II. 1787. He d. s.p. 25 April 1821, in his 78th year, in Bruton Street, Midx. III. 1821, 3. John (Luttreu.-Olmius), Earl of Carhamptox to [1783], Viscount Carhamptox ok Castlehaven [1781], and Baron 1829. Irnham of Ltjttrellstown [1768], all in Ireland, only surv. br. and h. He was sometime Capt. R.N. He m. firstly, 1 July 1766, Elizabeth, only da. of John (Olsitus), 1st Baron Waltham [I.] by Ann, cla. and h. of Sir William Billers, sometime Lord Mayor of Loudon. On the death s.p., 10 Dec. 17S6, of her br. the 2d Baron Waltham [I.] he, by roy. lie. 3 April 1787, took the name of Olmius after that of Luttrell. She d. 12 June 1797. He nt. secondly, 10 July 179S, Maria, 1st da. of John Morgan, of the Inner Temple, London, Recorder of ( a ) His desertion of the cause of James II. is said to have caused the fatal defeat at Aghrim, a piece of treachery which excited " the abhorrence of the Roman Catholic population " in Ireland, by whom, finally, he was assassinated in Dublin, 22 Oct. 1717, aged 63. " Eighty years after his death, his grave, near Luttrelistown, was violated by the descendants of those whom he had betrayed, and his skull was broken to pieces with a pick-axe." See " Macaulay." ( b ) These titles were taken from Irnham, in Lincolnshire, where a family "f Luttrell (from whom the Luttrells of Somerset claimed descent) was long (1200-1400) settled ; and from Carkampton, co. Somerset, of which manor the Luttrells of Dunster in that eo. (ancestors of this branch) were possessors. ( c ) His 1st da. Anne, widow of Christopher Horton, of Catton, co. Derby, m. 2 Oct. 1771, II.R.H. Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland (br. of George III) who d. s.p. 18 Sep. 1790, aged 44. She d. Feb. 1809, aged 56.
