1st Baronet of Belmont, County Waterford.
Second marriage was in 1783 to Dorothy Scott (1765 – 1837), daughter of Richard Scott of Betton Strange Hall near Shrewsbury, and widow of Philip Champion Crespigny.
From "The Lady's Magazine" 1804:
27 Mar 1804 • Bath, Somerset, England
At Walcot church, Bath, sir John Keane, bart. to Mrs. Crespigny, widow of the late Philip Crespigny, esq. Portland-place.
From: THE PEERAGE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
By EDMUND LODGE ESQ.
p. 319
"The first Lord [Keane] was second son of Sir John Keane, Bart., of Belmont, Co., Waterford, who was b. 1757, d. 18 April 1829; having m. twice, 1st, in 1778, to Sarah, daughter of John Keiley, Esq., of Belgrove, and, after her decease, 2ndly, in 1804, to Dorothy, widow of Philip Champion de Crespigny, Esq., who d. 5 July 1837."
Dorothy and Sir John had a son, George Michael Keane. Her portrait was painted by George Romney. It now resides in the John Howard McFadden Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Second marriage was in 1783 to Dorothy Scott (1765 – 1837), daughter of Richard Scott of Betton Strange Hall near Shrewsbury, and widow of Philip Champion Crespigny.
From "The Lady's Magazine" 1804:
27 Mar 1804 • Bath, Somerset, England
At Walcot church, Bath, sir John Keane, bart. to Mrs. Crespigny, widow of the late Philip Crespigny, esq. Portland-place.
From: THE PEERAGE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
By EDMUND LODGE ESQ.
p. 319
"The first Lord [Keane] was second son of Sir John Keane, Bart., of Belmont, Co., Waterford, who was b. 1757, d. 18 April 1829; having m. twice, 1st, in 1778, to Sarah, daughter of John Keiley, Esq., of Belgrove, and, after her decease, 2ndly, in 1804, to Dorothy, widow of Philip Champion de Crespigny, Esq., who d. 5 July 1837."
Dorothy and Sir John had a son, George Michael Keane. Her portrait was painted by George Romney. It now resides in the John Howard McFadden Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
1st Baronet of Belmont, County Waterford.
Second marriage was in 1783 to Dorothy Scott (1765 – 1837), daughter of Richard Scott of Betton Strange Hall near Shrewsbury, and widow of Philip Champion Crespigny.
From "The Lady's Magazine" 1804:
27 Mar 1804 • Bath, Somerset, England
At Walcot church, Bath, sir John Keane, bart. to Mrs. Crespigny, widow of the late Philip Crespigny, esq. Portland-place.
From: THE PEERAGE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
By EDMUND LODGE ESQ.
p. 319
"The first Lord [Keane] was second son of Sir John Keane, Bart., of Belmont, Co., Waterford, who was b. 1757, d. 18 April 1829; having m. twice, 1st, in 1778, to Sarah, daughter of John Keiley, Esq., of Belgrove, and, after her decease, 2ndly, in 1804, to Dorothy, widow of Philip Champion de Crespigny, Esq., who d. 5 July 1837."
Dorothy and Sir John had a son, George Michael Keane. Her portrait was painted by George Romney. It now resides in the John Howard McFadden Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Second marriage was in 1783 to Dorothy Scott (1765 – 1837), daughter of Richard Scott of Betton Strange Hall near Shrewsbury, and widow of Philip Champion Crespigny.
From "The Lady's Magazine" 1804:
27 Mar 1804 • Bath, Somerset, England
At Walcot church, Bath, sir John Keane, bart. to Mrs. Crespigny, widow of the late Philip Crespigny, esq. Portland-place.
From: THE PEERAGE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
By EDMUND LODGE ESQ.
p. 319
"The first Lord [Keane] was second son of Sir John Keane, Bart., of Belmont, Co., Waterford, who was b. 1757, d. 18 April 1829; having m. twice, 1st, in 1778, to Sarah, daughter of John Keiley, Esq., of Belgrove, and, after her decease, 2ndly, in 1804, to Dorothy, widow of Philip Champion de Crespigny, Esq., who d. 5 July 1837."
Dorothy and Sir John had a son, George Michael Keane. Her portrait was painted by George Romney. It now resides in the John Howard McFadden Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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