Thomas James Taylor.
Second son of Thomas Taylor, Esq., and Lady Lucy, youngest daughter of Charles Earl of Stanhope, and grand-daughter of the immortal Chatham (assuming they were referring to William Pitt the Elder).
His brother before him was also named Thomas.
Source: "Calcutta, Old and New: A Historical & Descriptive Handbook to the City", published in 1907 by H. E. A. Cotton (Evan Cotton).
Second son of Thomas Taylor, Esq., and Lady Lucy, youngest daughter of Charles Earl of Stanhope, and grand-daughter of the immortal Chatham (assuming they were referring to William Pitt the Elder).
His brother before him was also named Thomas.
Source: "Calcutta, Old and New: A Historical & Descriptive Handbook to the City", published in 1907 by H. E. A. Cotton (Evan Cotton).
Thomas James Taylor.
Second son of Thomas Taylor, Esq., and Lady Lucy, youngest daughter of Charles Earl of Stanhope, and grand-daughter of the immortal Chatham (assuming they were referring to William Pitt the Elder).
His brother before him was also named Thomas.
Source: "Calcutta, Old and New: A Historical & Descriptive Handbook to the City", published in 1907 by H. E. A. Cotton (Evan Cotton).
Second son of Thomas Taylor, Esq., and Lady Lucy, youngest daughter of Charles Earl of Stanhope, and grand-daughter of the immortal Chatham (assuming they were referring to William Pitt the Elder).
His brother before him was also named Thomas.
Source: "Calcutta, Old and New: A Historical & Descriptive Handbook to the City", published in 1907 by H. E. A. Cotton (Evan Cotton).
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