Son of George Robert Heneage of Hainton Hall and Frances Anne Ainslie.
Educ. Eton 1817; Trinity Coll. Camb. 1818.
Sheriff of Lincs. 1839-40.
Commonly known as 'Fish' among the Lincolnshire gentry, presumably on account of his middle name.
Heneage died 'of water on the chest after an illness of three weeks' in May 1864. By his will, dated 14 Jan. 1858, he bequeathed his Brackenborough estate in Lincolnshire, £20,000 and income from £14,000 in stocks and securities to his younger son Charles, and gave his daughter Georgiana Mary £20,000 to double her marriage portion. The remaining estates passed to his eldest son Edward (1840-1922), Liberal Member for Lincoln, 1865-8, and Great Grimsby, 1880-92, 1893-5, who was created Baron Heneage in 1896.
Educ. Eton 1817; Trinity Coll. Camb. 1818.
Sheriff of Lincs. 1839-40.
Commonly known as 'Fish' among the Lincolnshire gentry, presumably on account of his middle name.
Heneage died 'of water on the chest after an illness of three weeks' in May 1864. By his will, dated 14 Jan. 1858, he bequeathed his Brackenborough estate in Lincolnshire, £20,000 and income from £14,000 in stocks and securities to his younger son Charles, and gave his daughter Georgiana Mary £20,000 to double her marriage portion. The remaining estates passed to his eldest son Edward (1840-1922), Liberal Member for Lincoln, 1865-8, and Great Grimsby, 1880-92, 1893-5, who was created Baron Heneage in 1896.
Son of George Robert Heneage of Hainton Hall and Frances Anne Ainslie.
Educ. Eton 1817; Trinity Coll. Camb. 1818.
Sheriff of Lincs. 1839-40.
Commonly known as 'Fish' among the Lincolnshire gentry, presumably on account of his middle name.
Heneage died 'of water on the chest after an illness of three weeks' in May 1864. By his will, dated 14 Jan. 1858, he bequeathed his Brackenborough estate in Lincolnshire, £20,000 and income from £14,000 in stocks and securities to his younger son Charles, and gave his daughter Georgiana Mary £20,000 to double her marriage portion. The remaining estates passed to his eldest son Edward (1840-1922), Liberal Member for Lincoln, 1865-8, and Great Grimsby, 1880-92, 1893-5, who was created Baron Heneage in 1896.
Educ. Eton 1817; Trinity Coll. Camb. 1818.
Sheriff of Lincs. 1839-40.
Commonly known as 'Fish' among the Lincolnshire gentry, presumably on account of his middle name.
Heneage died 'of water on the chest after an illness of three weeks' in May 1864. By his will, dated 14 Jan. 1858, he bequeathed his Brackenborough estate in Lincolnshire, £20,000 and income from £14,000 in stocks and securities to his younger son Charles, and gave his daughter Georgiana Mary £20,000 to double her marriage portion. The remaining estates passed to his eldest son Edward (1840-1922), Liberal Member for Lincoln, 1865-8, and Great Grimsby, 1880-92, 1893-5, who was created Baron Heneage in 1896.
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