w/o Sir Charles Sutton.
Birth: 1st of four known children in Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.
She is listed in the Brompton Cemetery register (on Ancestry.com) with the last name of Needham. I believe she married a second time. This information is courtesy of Diane Elsasser Snider
~ Her blood line is from the sixteenth century Lord Mayor of London who founded the Dixie Professorship of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Cambridge.
Census: 1861, age 19 Sunninghill, Berkshire, England with widowed mother, Lady Louisa Dixie, three younger sisters & six servants, Stillwood cottage, mother a landholder.
Census: 1871, age 29 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, with husband, three children, nine servants, husband a landowner & retired military officer.
Census: 1881, age 38 St Pancras, London, England with husband, one son, two visitors & four servants.
Census: 1891, age 48 with husband, husband with paralysis of brain, two visitors & six servants, at 32 Claster Terrace.
~ husband died January 1892.
Census: 1901, not found.
Death: location currently unknown, assumed (?) to be 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 cemetery 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 Sir Richard Sutton
Died Jan 21st 1892
aged 68
"Alice Frances Anna
Eldest daughter of
Sir Willoughby Woolstan(sic) 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"
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Father: Sir Willoughby Wolstan Dixie 8th Baronet (1816-1850)
Mother: Louisa Anne Lloyd (1819-1864), a daughter of Lieutenant-General Sir Evan Lloyd.
Marriage: Sir Charles Sutton b: 16 AUG 1823 Sudbrooke, Lincolnshire, England.
Married: 10 JUL 1861 Saint James, Westminster, London, England.
Known Children
Charles Wolstan Sutton (1862-1895)
Algernon Trevor Sutton b: JUN 1863 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England
Evelyn Willoughby Sutton (1868-1893)
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
Birth: 1st of four known children in Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.
She is listed in the Brompton Cemetery register (on Ancestry.com) with the last name of Needham. I believe she married a second time. This information is courtesy of Diane Elsasser Snider
~ Her blood line is from the sixteenth century Lord Mayor of London who founded the Dixie Professorship of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Cambridge.
Census: 1861, age 19 Sunninghill, Berkshire, England with widowed mother, Lady Louisa Dixie, three younger sisters & six servants, Stillwood cottage, mother a landholder.
Census: 1871, age 29 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, with husband, three children, nine servants, husband a landowner & retired military officer.
Census: 1881, age 38 St Pancras, London, England with husband, one son, two visitors & four servants.
Census: 1891, age 48 with husband, husband with paralysis of brain, two visitors & six servants, at 32 Claster Terrace.
~ husband died January 1892.
Census: 1901, not found.
Death: location currently unknown, assumed (?) to be 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 cemetery 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 Sir Richard Sutton
Died Jan 21st 1892
aged 68
"Alice Frances Anna
Eldest daughter of
Sir Willoughby Woolstan(sic) 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"
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Father: Sir Willoughby Wolstan Dixie 8th Baronet (1816-1850)
Mother: Louisa Anne Lloyd (1819-1864), a daughter of Lieutenant-General Sir Evan Lloyd.
Marriage: Sir Charles Sutton b: 16 AUG 1823 Sudbrooke, Lincolnshire, England.
Married: 10 JUL 1861 Saint James, Westminster, London, England.
Known Children
Charles Wolstan Sutton (1862-1895)
Algernon Trevor Sutton b: JUN 1863 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England
Evelyn Willoughby Sutton (1868-1893)
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
w/o Sir Charles Sutton.
Birth: 1st of four known children in Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.
She is listed in the Brompton Cemetery register (on Ancestry.com) with the last name of Needham. I believe she married a second time. This information is courtesy of Diane Elsasser Snider
~ Her blood line is from the sixteenth century Lord Mayor of London who founded the Dixie Professorship of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Cambridge.
Census: 1861, age 19 Sunninghill, Berkshire, England with widowed mother, Lady Louisa Dixie, three younger sisters & six servants, Stillwood cottage, mother a landholder.
Census: 1871, age 29 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, with husband, three children, nine servants, husband a landowner & retired military officer.
Census: 1881, age 38 St Pancras, London, England with husband, one son, two visitors & four servants.
Census: 1891, age 48 with husband, husband with paralysis of brain, two visitors & six servants, at 32 Claster Terrace.
~ husband died January 1892.
Census: 1901, not found.
Death: location currently unknown, assumed (?) to be 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 cemetery 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 Sir Richard Sutton
Died Jan 21st 1892
aged 68
"Alice Frances Anna
Eldest daughter of
Sir Willoughby Woolstan(sic) 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"
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Father: Sir Willoughby Wolstan Dixie 8th Baronet (1816-1850)
Mother: Louisa Anne Lloyd (1819-1864), a daughter of Lieutenant-General Sir Evan Lloyd.
Marriage: Sir Charles Sutton b: 16 AUG 1823 Sudbrooke, Lincolnshire, England.
Married: 10 JUL 1861 Saint James, Westminster, London, England.
Known Children
Charles Wolstan Sutton (1862-1895)
Algernon Trevor Sutton b: JUN 1863 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England
Evelyn Willoughby Sutton (1868-1893)
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
Birth: 1st of four known children in Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.
She is listed in the Brompton Cemetery register (on Ancestry.com) with the last name of Needham. I believe she married a second time. This information is courtesy of Diane Elsasser Snider
~ Her blood line is from the sixteenth century Lord Mayor of London who founded the Dixie Professorship of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Cambridge.
Census: 1861, age 19 Sunninghill, Berkshire, England with widowed mother, Lady Louisa Dixie, three younger sisters & six servants, Stillwood cottage, mother a landholder.
Census: 1871, age 29 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, with husband, three children, nine servants, husband a landowner & retired military officer.
Census: 1881, age 38 St Pancras, London, England with husband, one son, two visitors & four servants.
Census: 1891, age 48 with husband, husband with paralysis of brain, two visitors & six servants, at 32 Claster Terrace.
~ husband died January 1892.
Census: 1901, not found.
Death: location currently unknown, assumed (?) to be 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 cemetery 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 Sir Richard Sutton
Died Jan 21st 1892
aged 68
"Alice Frances Anna
Eldest daughter of
Sir Willoughby Woolstan(sic) 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"
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Father: Sir Willoughby Wolstan Dixie 8th Baronet (1816-1850)
Mother: Louisa Anne Lloyd (1819-1864), a daughter of Lieutenant-General Sir Evan Lloyd.
Marriage: Sir Charles Sutton b: 16 AUG 1823 Sudbrooke, Lincolnshire, England.
Married: 10 JUL 1861 Saint James, Westminster, London, England.
Known Children
Charles Wolstan Sutton (1862-1895)
Algernon Trevor Sutton b: JUN 1863 Loughborough, Leicestershire, England
Evelyn Willoughby Sutton (1868-1893)
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
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