h/o Jane Henrietta Armstrong.

Birth: ~ 2nd of three reported children, in the 1538 created Loughborough, Leicestershire, England.

Census (England): 1871, age 7 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England with parents, two siblings & ten servants.

Census(England): 1881, age 17 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England with parents, two guests & four servants.

~ May 1881, immigrated at age 19 arriving New York from Liverpool aboard vessel CELTIC.

Census(Iowa): 1885, age 21, single, Washington township, Plymouth county, Iowa, southeast quarter of southeast quarter of Section 12, Township 92N, Range 46W of 5th PM, a laborer.

Met Jane Armstrong in Washington township, Plymouth county, Iowa where likely (?) married before removing to Nebraska to start their family of eight known children.

Traveled Liverpool to New York, 20 March 1893 by self, age 30, aboard vessel AURANIA.

Traveled New York to Liverpool, 14 October 1896 by self, age 34, a banker aboard vessel ETRURIA.

Sutton family migrated from Nebraska to Polk county, Missouri with six known children, following birth of "Regy", around 1897.

Census: 1900, age 37 Marion township, Polk county, Missouri with wife & seven of eight children.

Family removed to Jackson township, Jasper county, Missouri, to saloon keeper Al Parker's former house at southeast corner Grand avenue (old Neosho Military Road) & Fairview. Here was kept granddaughter Gertie's horse and where she rode it, and earlier, had explored for underground deposits of lead or zinc.

Census: 1910, age 47 Jackson township, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & seven children of their eight known children, missing is first born, Albert T, a freshman student Kansas State University in 1908 and who may (?) have 1st married Ruby Winkler and died 1944 Benton county, Washington. Also across Grand avenue in Marion township lived George Washington Gilmore's family till the house burnt in 1928, then widow Gilmore removed to California to live with son.

"Algernon Trevor Sutton returned to England because, World War One caused the British government to nationalize the Sutton holdings, Coal mines, factories, etc. England gave Algernon 1,000 poundsterling [$102,044 in 2013 U S dollars] a year that he could take out of the country. He shot himself and died in England. It was almost a year before Jane H Sutton and Maud Sutton were able to book passage back to America due to German U-boats and the war.". Source: Martha Jane Sutton Dent's daughter, Algernon's g,granddaughter via "Regy".

He died 14 August 1914 at Ivanhoe Hotel Bloomsbury then interned with his parents in Old Brompton cemetery, West Brompton, Greater London, England.

~ Comments from "Tabbs" to wit:

1)- (07/15/2014) "This grave was on the central avenue indicating that the Suttons were very wealthy. Old Brompton is the final resting place for 12 VC persons, Emmeline Pankhurst, Dr John Snow and so on. It is also the place where Beatrix Potter got inspiration for her characters names."

2)- (08/01/2014) "Thank you for your reply it was very interesting. Just to let you know that I have cleaned the grave and contains the following inscription:

"Charles
Son of Sir Richard Sutton
Died Jan 21st 1892
aged 68

"Alice Frances Anna
Eldest daughter of
Sir Willoughby Woolstan Dixie
died June 17 1903
Aged 61

"Algernon Trevor
Son of the above and
beloved husband of
Jane Sutton
died August 14 1914
aged 51"

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~ The family's documented travel, to wit:

Algernon T Sutton with wife Jane, daughter's, Alice & Martha, and son Reginald left on ss VIRGINIAN from Monteral, Quebec, Canada 1 August 1914 for Liverpool, England.

~ NOTE, "On 5 September 1914, HMS PATHFINDER was sunk by [German] SM U-21, the first ship to have been sunk by a submarine using a self-propelled torpedo."

Returning 12 September 1914 was widow Jane, daughters Alice & Martha and son Reginald aboard ss CAMEROMA from Glasgow, Scotland arriving New York the 21st.

Death: resulting from a self-inflicted gun shot in a hotel room in Bloomsbury, London, England.

Burial: In the wealthy section along central avenue, with both his parents.

~ NOTE, what one earlier contributor reported, 10 JUL 2013 to wit:
"Hi, just to let you know that on Deceased online website for a small fee you will be able to get a plot info.
The cemetery is far too big to find a grave without knowing the plot."

Father: Captain Charles Sutton, Son of Sir Richard Sutton b: 16 AUG 1823 in Sudbrooke, Lincolnshire, England.
Mother: Alicia "Alice" Frances Anne Dixie, Eldest daughter of Sir Willoughby Woolstan/Wolston Dixie b: 1842 Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.

Marriage: Jane Henrietta Armstrong b: 14 OCT 1862 Tramore, County Cork, Ireland.
Married: 1885,(from 1900 census) likely (?) in Plymouth county, Iowa.

Known Children (Nebraska born children most likely in Pierce county). (1900 census date)

Albert Trevor Sutton b: JAN 1886 Nebraska. (Jan 1886)
FROM: England & Wales National Probate Calendar, 1858-1966, (1955), to wit:
"Sutton, Algernon Trevor otherwise Albert Trever of 811 Calhoun, Houston Texas USA died 22 September 1944 at Washington USA Administration (limited) London 14 April to Wilfrid Edward God and Richard Dallas Wood Cree solicitors attorneys of Ethel Hanbrice Sutton King (wife of Stanhope Hall King). Effects: 1735pounds, 8s, 3d."

Alice Sutton b: 9 JAN 1888 Osmond, Pierce county, Nebraska. (Jan 1888)

William Algernon Sutton b: 9 NOV 1892 Nebraska. (Jun 1890)

Evelyn Sutton b: 21 JAN 1893 Nebraska. (Feb 1893)

Maud Sutton b: 21 JUN 1894 Nebraska. (Jun 1894)

Reginald Willoughby Sutton b: 12 JUN 1896 Osmond, Pierce county, Nebraska. (Jun 1895)

Frances Sutton b: 24 SEP 1898 Polk county, Missouri. (Jul 1897)

Martha Sutton b: 14 JUN 1902 Bolivar, Polk county, Missouri.

Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.