88 CASTLEHAVEN 5th Baron Chandos of Sudeley, by Anne, da. and coh. of Ferdinando (Stanley), 5th Earl of Derby, which Anne, being 2nd wife to his father, was the Countess of Castlehaven [I.], before mentioned. His wife was bur. 16 Mar. 1678/9, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields.(') He m., 2ndly (settl. 19 and 20 June 1679), Ehzabeth (.Graves). Her will, dat. 15 Aug., pr. 22 Dec. 1720, in Dublin, leaving nearly all her property to members of the family of Graves. He d. suddenly, s.p., 11 Oct. 1684, at Kilcash, co. Tipperary, aged about 67.() IV. 1684. 4. Mervin (Tuchet), Earl of Castlehaven, tfc. [I.], also Lord Audley, fffc, br. and h.,('=) being 3rd and yst. s. of the 2nd Earl by his ist wife. He m. Mary, widow of Charles Arundell, da. of John (Talbot), loth Earl of Shrewsbury, by his ist wife, Mary, da. of Sir Francis Fortescue. He d. 2 Nov. 1686. His widow was bur. 15 Mar. iqioli, at Clewer, Berks. V. 1686. 5. James (Tuchet), Earl of Castlehaven, (^c. [I.], also Lord Audley, ^c, s. and h. He('^) was absent from James IFs Pari. [I.] 7 May 1689.0 ^^ ^- Anne, ist da. of Richard Pelson, of St. George's-in-the-Fields, Midx., by Anne, widow of Thomas (Savile), Earl of Sussex, da. of Christopher (Villiers), Earl OF Anglesey. He d. of apoplexy, 9 Aug. 1700, at Winchester, and was bur. in the cathedral there. M.L Admon. i Dec. 1701. His widow, who was a Rom. Cath., d. June 1733. VL 1700. 6. James (Tuchet), Earl of Castlehaven, Cffc. [L], also Lord Audley, isc, only s. and h. He m., 24 May 1722, Elizabeth, da. of Henry (Arundell), 4th Baron Arundell of Wardour, by Elizabeth, da. of Thomas Panton. He d. 12 Oct. 1740, improve with years: "Lady Peters [I.e. Petre] and Lady Castlehaven were, by the Constable in the Common Garden, carried to the Cage, where they lay all night." (Kenelm Digby to the Earl of Dorset, 19 Aug. 1655). V.G. if) Her Christian name (Elizabeth) is mentioned; yet an adventuress named Catherine Stainfort, widow of Alexander Downes, is referred to several times under date 1649 as " now wife " [? mistress] of this Earl. {Hist. MSB. Com., 15th Report, App., part 2, p. 108). C") He was a very capable and active soldier, engaged almost constantly all his life in warfare, and doing a good deal with indifferent material. (■=) Under the Act of Pari. 1678 (which passed over George Tuchet, a Benedic- tine monk then living, the 2nd son of the 2nd Earl), he was heir to the English honours, and on the death of the said George (the date and place of which is unknown) he would have been (and probably, before 1684, was) heir to the Irish honours. {^) As in his Protests he is sometimes associated with the Tories, at others with the Whigs, it is difficult to determine his general politics. V.G. if) For a list of peers present in and absent from this Pari., see Appendix D to this volume.
