Son of Gilbert and Anna (Dolben) Affleck. Rear Admiral Sir Edmund Affleck was a naval officer of considerable repute. Created 1st Affleck Baronet of Dalham Hall in 1782 for his service. Married twice but had no male heir. The title therefore went to his nephew, Sir Gilbert Affleck, 2nd Baronet.
Contributor: LBeebe (47085083) •
Edmund's second wife was Margaret SMYTHIES, a widow from New York.
Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 29 May 1788, Page 1, Married
Sir Edmund Affleck, bart. Rear-Admiral of the red, and member for Colchester, to Mrs. Smythies, a widow lady from New York.
Ipswich Journal, Saturday 22 November 1788, Page 2, Deaths
Wednesday died at his residence in Queen Ann's street East, Cavendish-square, London, Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart. Rear Admiral of the Red, and a Representative in Parliament for the borough of Colchester.
Bury and Norwich Post, Wednesday 3 December 1788, Page 2
Wednesday last passed through Newmarket, in the way for interment at the family vault at Dalham, in this county, the remains of Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart, who is succeeded his title by his brother, Gilbert Affleck, Esq. now Sir Gilbert Affleck, Bart.
Norfolk Chronicle, Saturday 1 September 1792, Page 4, Married
At Chiswick, Major John McKinnon, of the 63rd regiment, to Lady Margaret Affleck, widow of the late Admiral Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart.
Contributor: LBeebe (47085083) •
Edmund's second wife was Margaret SMYTHIES, a widow from New York.
Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 29 May 1788, Page 1, Married
Sir Edmund Affleck, bart. Rear-Admiral of the red, and member for Colchester, to Mrs. Smythies, a widow lady from New York.
Ipswich Journal, Saturday 22 November 1788, Page 2, Deaths
Wednesday died at his residence in Queen Ann's street East, Cavendish-square, London, Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart. Rear Admiral of the Red, and a Representative in Parliament for the borough of Colchester.
Bury and Norwich Post, Wednesday 3 December 1788, Page 2
Wednesday last passed through Newmarket, in the way for interment at the family vault at Dalham, in this county, the remains of Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart, who is succeeded his title by his brother, Gilbert Affleck, Esq. now Sir Gilbert Affleck, Bart.
Norfolk Chronicle, Saturday 1 September 1792, Page 4, Married
At Chiswick, Major John McKinnon, of the 63rd regiment, to Lady Margaret Affleck, widow of the late Admiral Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart.
Son of Gilbert and Anna (Dolben) Affleck. Rear Admiral Sir Edmund Affleck was a naval officer of considerable repute. Created 1st Affleck Baronet of Dalham Hall in 1782 for his service. Married twice but had no male heir. The title therefore went to his nephew, Sir Gilbert Affleck, 2nd Baronet.
Contributor: LBeebe (47085083) •
Edmund's second wife was Margaret SMYTHIES, a widow from New York.
Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 29 May 1788, Page 1, Married
Sir Edmund Affleck, bart. Rear-Admiral of the red, and member for Colchester, to Mrs. Smythies, a widow lady from New York.
Ipswich Journal, Saturday 22 November 1788, Page 2, Deaths
Wednesday died at his residence in Queen Ann's street East, Cavendish-square, London, Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart. Rear Admiral of the Red, and a Representative in Parliament for the borough of Colchester.
Bury and Norwich Post, Wednesday 3 December 1788, Page 2
Wednesday last passed through Newmarket, in the way for interment at the family vault at Dalham, in this county, the remains of Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart, who is succeeded his title by his brother, Gilbert Affleck, Esq. now Sir Gilbert Affleck, Bart.
Norfolk Chronicle, Saturday 1 September 1792, Page 4, Married
At Chiswick, Major John McKinnon, of the 63rd regiment, to Lady Margaret Affleck, widow of the late Admiral Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart.
Contributor: LBeebe (47085083) •
Edmund's second wife was Margaret SMYTHIES, a widow from New York.
Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 29 May 1788, Page 1, Married
Sir Edmund Affleck, bart. Rear-Admiral of the red, and member for Colchester, to Mrs. Smythies, a widow lady from New York.
Ipswich Journal, Saturday 22 November 1788, Page 2, Deaths
Wednesday died at his residence in Queen Ann's street East, Cavendish-square, London, Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart. Rear Admiral of the Red, and a Representative in Parliament for the borough of Colchester.
Bury and Norwich Post, Wednesday 3 December 1788, Page 2
Wednesday last passed through Newmarket, in the way for interment at the family vault at Dalham, in this county, the remains of Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart, who is succeeded his title by his brother, Gilbert Affleck, Esq. now Sir Gilbert Affleck, Bart.
Norfolk Chronicle, Saturday 1 September 1792, Page 4, Married
At Chiswick, Major John McKinnon, of the 63rd regiment, to Lady Margaret Affleck, widow of the late Admiral Sir Edmund Affleck, Bart.
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