TEYNHAM. of Sir Thomas Cornwai.i.ls. She, who was aged 12 in Jag. 1633/1 was bur. 10 Nov- 1655 at Linsted. He m. thirdly, 29 March 1660, lit St. Peter's, Pauls wharf, London, Margaret, da. of Patrick (Fitz MaI'uke), 19th Baron Kkiuiy and Lixnaw (JX by Honora, il.i. <>f Sir Kdinond Fitzgerald. He d. 23 and was bur. 29 Oct. 1673, at Limited, his bowels having been interred on tlie 21th, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, aged nbcmt 52. His widow, by whom he had no issue, it. at St. James', Westni. Will dat. 3 Oct. 1716, [>r. 2S June 1722. V. 1G73. 5. Christopher (RnrEn), Baron Teynuam, 2'1 lmt 1st snrv. k. and h.,( :i ) being 1st s. by 2d wife ; was in 1666, Page of Honour to the Queen Consort ; sue to the peerage, 23 Oct. 1673 ; L.-Lieut., co. Kent, 1CS7. Ho m. in 1674, probably( b ) at Cowdray, co. Sussex, Elizabeth, da. of Francis (Browne), 3d Viscount Montagu, by Elisabeth, da. ot Henry (Somerset), 1st MaHQUBSS OF Worcester. She is mentioned as alive in the will of her br. Francis, Viscount Montagu, dat. 1686. He d. at Brussels shortly before 24 July 16S9.C0 VI. 1689, John (Roper), Haiion Teynuam, 1st s. and h. sue to the jiccraye 10S9, and il. num. probably in, or before, 1697, possibly at Namur.f) VII. 1G97 1 7. CuRiSTornF.it (Kopf.h), Haron Teynuam, br. an J h., d. uiun. at Brussels, shortly before 23 Sep. 1699. ( c ) VIII. 1 009. S. Henry (Kopek), Baron Teynuam, only surv. br. and h , being yst. s. of the 5th Baron, b. about 1676; sue. to the peerage 1099, his name being on the Peers' roll of H June 1705. Having conformed to the established religion, he took his seat in the House of Lords, 21 March 1715/6 ; was a Lord of the Bedchamber to Geo. 1. Hew. firstly (settl. 25 Jan. 1703/1), Catharine Clare, yst. da. of Philip (SMVTHKj, 2d VlSCOUST Stkanuiouu [I.], by his second wife, Mary, da. of (Jeorge Porter. She, who was b. Aug. 16S3, d. at Kensington, 26 April, and was hur. .'! May 1 71 1 . at Linsted. Hem. secondly (Lie. Vie. Gen., 22 Jan. 1715/6), Mary, da. of Sir julin (Iaoe. lib Halt., of Firle, CO Sussex, by his second wile Mary, da. of Sir William Stanley. Bait. She, by whom he had no issue, il. of a miscarriage, anil was hur. 10 Jan. 1716/7, at Linked. Adinoii. 26 March 1720. Hew. thirdly, March 171 7. S. Anne, widow of Richard ISaiuiet-Licnnaiii), da. and coheir of Thomas (IdWNAfcD), EARL OF SUSSEX and Loun Dache, by Anne, his wife, formerly Lady Anne Palmer, otherwise Fitzroy, spinster, whose mother was Barbara, suo jmc Dichess of Cleveland. He. being " distempered in his senses," shot himselfi' 1 ) at his house in (he Haymarket, 16, and was bur. IS May 1723, at Linsted, aged 47. Admoa. 30 June 1724, and 20 Nov 1755. His widow( e ) in. (for her 3d husband) 16 Oct. 1725, at St. James' Westm., the Hon. Robert Moore, who d. 3 July 172$ at Epsom, Surrey, iu his 10th year. She became in 1741, suo jure BARONESS DACRE, and (/. '26 June, being bur. 3 July 1755, at St. Alice's, Soho. See fuller account of her under that title. IX. 1723. 9. l'niLir (Roper), Baron Teyniiam, 1st s. and h. by first wife, b. 2S Feb. 17C7 ; •""'. I" the peerage 16 May 1723. He d. mini, at Paris, 13 and was bur. 16 June 1727, in the church of St. Andre des Arcs, his heart being bur. i» that of the English Nuns, on the Fosse St. Victor, both iu that city, aged 20. Will dat. 23 Dec. 1726, pr. 15 March 1727/S. ( a ) John Roper the 1st s. (only s. by 1st wife), d. num. and v.p., and was bur. 12 Dec. 1 66S, at Linsted. ( b ) See claim of Henry Browne, 1851, to the Viscountcy of Montagu (p. IIS), where Lady Montagu gives an account of the wedding party at Cowdray, at Lord Teyuham's marriajre in 1674, mentioning his exeelent good stouiake." M The following entries are in N. LuttreU's" Piary " ; 16S9, July 24, " The Lord Tenham d. latelv at Brussels " ; 1699, Sep. 23, " Lord Teiihani is dead in his travells, at BrusseUs." The deaths .if the 5th, 6th and 7th Barons are given in "Nicolas" and " Courthopc " as 16S8, 16S9 and 1697, hut (thu' there is no certainly) those given in tl'.e text seem the most probable. ( cl ) Lady Mary Montagu, somewhat unfeelingly, writes, Feb. 1724 — " Among our acquaintance things strangely are carried, Lord Tenham is shot ; Mrs. Strickland is married." (°) By her he is ancestor of the Lords Dacre, since 17S6, in which year Lord Dacre, her sou by her first husband, died s.p.
