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     Her birth was registered between January 1877 and February 1877 in the St George, Hanover Square, London registration district.¹ Mary Hermione Kinglake was the daughter of Robert Alexander Kinglake and Mary Sybil Cuthell. She was listed as the daughter of Robert Alexander Kinglake in the 1891 census at Mousehill Manor, Milford, Godalming.²
     The marriage of Mary Hermione Kinglake and Charles Edward Gerrald Marshall Fairtlough was registered between October 1907 and December 1907 in the Hambledon registration district.³

     His birth was registered between April 1843 and June 1843 in the Taunton registration district.¹
     He married Mary Sybil Cuthell at St George, Hanover Square, between April 1871 and June 1871.² He was listed as head of household in the 1891 census at Mousehill Manor, Milford, Godalming.³ He left a will on 6 April 1913.⁴
     Robert died on 10 June 1915 at Mousehill Manor, Milford, Godalming.

     
     Wilfred Alexander Kinglake was born circa 1882 at Hanover Square. He was the son of Robert Alexander Kinglake and Mary Sybil Cuthell. He was listed as the son of Robert Alexander Kinglake in the 1891 census at Mousehill Manor, Milford, Godalming.¹ His birth was registered between April 1896 and June 1896 in the Eton registration district.²

     
     Richard was baptized circa 1817 at Cloyne Diocese, Cork.
     Richard Boyle Kirchoffer married Isabella Catherine Fairtlough, daughter of Rev. Samuel Gerald Fairtlough and Sophia Caroline Mongan, in 1843 at Cloyne Diocese, Cork.

     Elizabeth Knight was also known as Elebeth.
     Elizabeth was baptized on 24 October 1721 at Headley. She was the daughter of Richard Knight and Elizabeth Boxall.
     Elizabeth Knight married William Briant, son of William Briant and Elizabeth Longly, on 16 July 1742 at Headley.
     Elizabeth died on 7 February 1798 at age 76; aged 77 years.¹ She was buried on 10 February 1798 at Haslemere.²

     
     Kate Murray Knight was born in 1869 at Bournemouth; daughter of William Knight of Bournemouth. She was the daughter of William Knight.
     Kate Murray Knight married Reginald Dalton Pontifex, son of William Pontifex and Adelaide Maria Dalton, in November 1902 at Marylebone.
     Kate died on 4 July 1937 at Bournemouth.

     
     Richard Knight was born circa 1700.
     Richard Knight married Elizabeth Boxall on 29 September 1720.

     
     William was baptized circa 1844.

     
     Constance Isabel Knott was born in 1853.
     Constance Isabel Knott married William Charles Pontifex, son of Edmund Pontifex and Elizabeth Goodman, in 1870.
     Constance died in 1905 at Bath.

     His birth was registered between April 1885 and June 1885 in the Lambeth registration district.^1,2 Adolph Kohler was the son of Simond Kohler and Jane Wilkerson.¹ Adolph Kohler was Bakers Assistant in 1901.³ He was listed as the son of Simond Kohler in the 1901 census at 21 Ontario St, West Southwick.⁴

     
     Adolph Kohler was born circa 1851. He was the son of Bernhard Kohler.
     The marriage of Adolph Kohler and Agnes Murray was registered between October 1876 and December 1876 in the St Saviour, Southwark registration district.¹ He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at 507 Cambridge Heath Rd, Bethnal Green.² Adolph Kohler was a baker on 3 April 1881 at 507 Cambridge Heath Rd. He was a baker in 1887 at 67 Long Lane, Borough SE.³
     The marriage of Adolph Kohler and Minnie Newman was registered between July 1897 and September 1897 in the St Saviour, Southwark registration district.⁴ He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at 40 Elliotts Row, Southwark.⁵

     His birth was registered between October 1874 and December 1874 in the St Saviour, Southwark registration district.¹ Adolphus Kohler was the son of Bernhard Kohler and Honor Maskell. He was listed as the son of Bernhard Kohler in the 1881 census at 1 Prospect Place, Tottenham.²
     Adolphus Kohler married Alice Jane Blackburn between April 1898 and June 1898 at Lambeth.³ He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at 80 Dunedin Rd, Leyton, Walthamstow.⁴ Adolphus Kohler was a Sign Writer & Art Decorator in 1901.⁵

     Her birth was registered between July 1872 and September 1872 in the St Saviour, Southwark registration district.^1,2 Anna Catherine Kohler was the daughter of Bernhard Kohler and Honor Maskell. Live in Pricklewell, Southend, according to Pauline Hall Feb, 2000. She was listed as the daughter of Samuel Maskell in the 1881 census at 3 Prospect Place, Tottenham.³
     She was listed as a member of the household of Susan Sutton in the 1891 census at 3 Prospect Place, Tottenham.⁴ Anna Catherine Kohler was Drapers Assistant in 1901.¹ She was listed as the step-daughter of William Munro in the 1901 census at Woodburn Villa, 343 Hoe St, Walthamstow.⁵ In Honor Maskell's will, Anna was named by Honor to handle her estate on 10 November 1914.⁶

     
     Annie Kohler was born in 1898 at Walworth, Southwark. She was the daughter of Adolph Kohler and Minnie Newman. She was listed as the daughter of Adolph Kohler in the 1901 census at 40 Elliotts Row, Southwark.¹

     Her birth was registered between April 1877 and June 1877 in the Lambeth registration district.¹ Barbara Jane Kohler was the daughter of Simond Kohler and Jane Wilkerson. Barbara's death was registered between July 1877 and September 1877 in the Lambeth registration district; age at death: 0.²

     Bernhard was born circa 1838. He was the son of Bernhard Kohler. Bernhard Kohler lived on 24 December 1865 at Stratford.
     The marriage of Bernhard Kohler and Honor Maskell was registered 24 December 1865 in the St John's, Stratford, West Ham registration district; His age at marriage 27, her age at marriage 22.¹ Bernhard Kohler was a baker on 3 October 1866. He was a Baker in 1874 at 28 White St, Borough SE. He was a Baker in 1877 at 28 White St, Borough SE. He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at 1 Prospect Place, Tottenham.² Bernhard's death was registered between July 1881 and September 1881 in the an unknown place registration district; age at death: 43.³

     Bernhard Kohler was also known as Bernhard Kohler.
     Bernhard Kohler was born circa 1814. He was Farmer according to his son Bernhard's marriage certificate. in 1865.

     Bernhard Alfred Kohler was also known as Bernard. His birth was registered between July 1873 and September 1873 in the Lambeth registration district.^1,2 He was the son of Simond Kohler and Jane Wilkerson. He was listed as the son of Simond Kohler in the 1881 census at 107 Regent St, Lambeth.³ Bernhard Alfred Kohler was a Glass Worker in 1901.¹ He was listed as the son of Simond Kohler in the 1901 census at 21 Ontario St, West Southwick.⁴

     Constance Irene Kohler was also known as Irene. Pianist.
     Constance Irene Kohler was born between July 1900 and September 1900 at Walthamstow.²
She was the daughter of William Bernhard Kohler and Charlotte Elizabeth Nicholas.¹ She was listed as the daughter of William Bernhard Kohler in the 1901 census at 2 Rose Bank, High St, Walthamstow.³

     Lived in a "lovely cottage" at "Ford End", Chelmsford, according to Pauline Hall Feb, 2000. Her birth was registered between October 1867 and December 1867 in the Hampstead Rd, Hampstead registration district.¹ Elizabeth Kohler was the daughter of Bernhard Kohler and Honor Maskell. Her usual name was Bessie. She was listed as the daughter of Bernhard Kohler in the 1881 census at 1 Prospect Place, Tottenham.² She was listed as the step-daughter of William Munro in the 1891 census at Walthamstow.³ Elizabeth Kohler was Milliner in 1901.⁴ She was listed as the step-daughter of William Munro in the 1901 census at Woodburn Villa, 343 Hoe St, Walthamstow.⁵ In Honor Maskell's will, Elizabeth was named by Honor to handle her estate on 10 November 1914.⁶

     Her usual name was Barbara. Emma was born at 27 Robert St, Hampstead, on 3 October 1866.^1,2 She was the daughter of Bernhard Kohler and Honor Maskell. Emma Barbara Kohler was baptized on 11 November 1866 at St Mary, Whitechapel.² She was listed as the daughter of Bernhard Kohler in the 1881 census at 1 Prospect Place, Tottenham.³ She was listed as the step-daughter of William Munro in the 1891 census at Walthamstow.⁴
     She married Walter Nicholas at St Mary, Walthamstow, on 24 August 1895.⁵ She was listed as the wife of Walter Nicholas in the 1901 census at 86 Grange Rd, Ilford.⁶ Emma's death was registered 15 July 1914 in the Edmonton registration district; age at death: 47.⁷

     Her birth was registered between April 1899 and June 1899 in the St Pancras registration district.^2,3 Ethel Marjorie Kohler was the daughter of Adolphus Kohler and Alice Jane Blackburn.¹ She was listed as the daughter of Adolphus Kohler in the 1901 census at 80 Dunedin Rd, Leyton, Walthamstow.⁴

     His birth was registered between January 1901 and March 1901 in the Leyton, Walthamstow registration district.² George Henry Noel Kohler was the son of Adolphus Kohler and Alice Jane Blackburn.¹ He was listed as the son of Adolphus Kohler in the 1901 census at 80 Dunedin Rd, Leyton, Walthamstow.³

     Her usual name was Grace.
     Honor Grace Kohler was born between April 1897 and June 1897 at Walthamstow.²
She was the daughter of William Bernhard Kohler and Charlotte Elizabeth Nicholas.¹ She was listed as the daughter of William Bernhard Kohler in the 1901 census at 2 Rose Bank, High St, Walthamstow.³

     Her birth was registered between January 1876 and March 1876 in the Southwark registration district.¹ Honor Maskell Kohler was the daughter of Bernhard Kohler and Honor Maskell. She was listed as the daughter of Bernhard Kohler in the 1881 census at 1 Prospect Place, Tottenham.² Honor's death was registered between July 1882 and September 1882 in the Edmonton registration district.³

     Her birth was registered between October 1874 and December 1874 in the Whitechapel registration district.¹ Louisa Kohler was the daughter of Simond Kohler and Jane Wilkerson. She was listed as the daughter of Simond Kohler in the 1881 census at 107 Regent St, Lambeth.²

     Simond Kohler was also known as Siemond Kohler. He was also known as Semond Kohler. Simond was born circa 1849. He was the son of Bernhard Kohler.
     The marriage of Simond Kohler and Jane Wilkerson was registered between October 1871 and December 1871 in the St Saviour, Southwark registration district.¹ Simond Kohler was a baker in 1874 at 19 Kennington Lane, London SE.² He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at 107 Regent St, Lambeth.³ He was a baker on 3 April 1881 at 107 Regent St. He was a baker in 1897 at 27 Kingston St, Walworth SE.² He was a baker in 1901 at 21 Ontario Rd, London SE.² He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at 21 Ontario St, West Southwick.⁴

     His birth was registered between April 1870 and June 1870 in the St Saviour, Southwark registration district.^1,2 William Bernhard Kohler was the son of Bernhard Kohler and Honor Maskell. He was listed as the son of Bernhard Kohler in the 1881 census at 1 Prospect Place, Tottenham.³
     He married Charlotte Elizabeth Nicholas at St Mary, Walthamstow, on 3 August 1895.⁴ William Bernhard Kohler was Machinist Joiner Works on 31 March 1901.¹ He was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at 2 Rose Bank, High St, Walthamstow.⁵

     His birth was registered between April 1879 and June 1879 in the Lambeth registration district.^1,2 William James Kohler was the son of Simond Kohler and Jane Wilkerson. He was listed as the son of Simond Kohler in the 1881 census at 107 Regent St, Lambeth.³ William James Kohler was a Lead Glazier Painter in 1901.¹ He was listed as the son of Simond Kohler in the 1901 census at 21 Ontario St, West Southwick.⁴ William James Kohler was a Baker, 6 Wharfdate Rd, Kings Cross in 1914.⁵

     
     Dorothy Lambert was born on 15 September 1906 at Isfield. She was the daughter of William Lambert.
     Dorothy Lambert married Arthur Robert Major, son of William Major, on 14 July 1934 at St Margaret's Church, Isfield.
     Dorothy died on 11 July 1990 at age 83.

     
     Edward was baptized on 19 November 1845 at St Mark, Kennington.² He was the son of Thomas Lambert and Eliza Fox.¹ He was listed as the son of Thomas Lambert in the 1851 census at Lambeth.³ He was listed as the son of Thomas Lambert in the 1871 census at 61, Surbiton Hill Rd, Kingston upon Thames.⁴
     The marriage of Edward Tiley Lambert and Jane McLaren was registered between April 1877 and June 1877 in the St George, Hanover Square registration district.⁵ He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at Newland Lodge, Sevenoaks.⁶

     THOMAS LAMBERT

Of Lamberth and Telham Court, Battle Sussex

1810 – 1881



Thomas Lambert was a successful businessman and property owner and accumulated a considerable estate over his lifetime. We know nothing of his early life. His marriage certificate shows his address as Lamberth in 1840. He was the eldest son of Thomas Lambert (d 1843) and Elizabeth, daughter of James Tiley Esq of Saul, Co, Gloucester.



Thomas (b 1810) and his brother Frederick Walter (d 11.02.81) were most likely the “sons” in the business of Thomas Lambert & Sons. The 1882 London Post directory shows the firm as



“hydraulic and gas engineers, patentees and manufacturers of high pressure valve cocks, closets, pumps, sluice valves, wrought iron tubes and fillings”



The premises were at Short Street, Lamberth SE and 28 to 31 New Cut, Lamberth SE; and Walsall, Staffordshire. We know that both Thomas and his father had the same occupation and so perhaps Thomas Senior founded the business.



On 10 September 1840, Thomas married Eliza Fox in the parish church in Kensington. Eliza (b 02.05.1808) was the daughter of Lt Col Isaac Fox who owned a coffee plantation, Mt Cressy near Kingston in Jamaica. Isaac was lost at sea in January 1811 and her mother, Mary Eliza was left to raise Eliza and her younger brother, Isaac (b 14.02.1810).



Eliza’s mother, Mary Eliza Young came from a well-known Scottish family that moved to the West Indies after the 1715 Jacobite uprising, and traced its history to Sir David Young, Chamberlain to Mary Queen of Scots. Mary Eliza’s uncle, Admiral William Young served at Copenhagen and in the Battle of the Nile.



Mary Eliza subsequently remarried twice, firstly to Christopher Parkinson Crisp and then to Charles Thomas Depree. John James Ruskin (1785 – 1864) was a business associate of Charles Depree. He subsequently acted as trustee in the Will of Charles Depree’s daughter. JJ Ruskin was the father of the celebrated art critic and writer, John Ruskin (1819 – 1810). JJ Ruskin’s niece, Mary Bridget Richardson married Eliza’s brother, Isaac (b 1810) who immigrated to Australia in 1838 with his wife and first son, George.



Eliza was 32 years of age when she married Thomas Lambert in 1840. They had seven children. These in order are as follows:



Thomas Lambert (b 1841). Thomas appears to have predeceased his father (d 1881) although a photograph the Australian cousins have of him show he reached adulthood.



Rev Frederick Fox Lambert (b 1843). Frederick’s qualifications are shown as MA of CCC Oxford, and Rector of Cothall Herts. He was entrusted with the executorship of some of the family Wills and was trustee for the minors of these Wills. He was alive at the time of the First World War when he met his second cousin, namesake and my grandfather, Frederick Young Fox. This was probably in 1918 when FY Fox was recovering from wounds received in France.



The only letter held by the Australian cousins from Mary Eliza Depree is dated 23 February 1867. In it she mentions that he preached his first sermon on 13 January in St George’s church and that his father, Thomas was present, unknown to his son, and that he gave a very good sermon.



Edward Tiley Lambert (b 1844). Edward Tiley was educated at Rugby and Trinity College, Cambridge (BA 1865) and is shown as a magistrate for Sussex in 1898 and 1907. In 1877 Edward married Janie, third daughter of James McLaren Esq, Innergellie Fife.



We only know of two sons.



Henry McLaren Lambert (b 1879) was educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge. He was Lieutenant in the Royal Dragoons in 1907 and a temporary Captain when he was killed in action in 1915.



Reginald Everett Lambert (b 1882) was educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge (BA 1903 MA 1904) and was a Lieutenant ret, late Nottinghamshire RHA, TF in 1920. He married Evelyn in 1907. She was the second daughter of Alexander Dick – Cunynham Esq of 15 Eccleston Square SW. They had, with other issue, a son Anthony Edward (b 1911).



Reginald’s address in 1920 was still shown as the family property left by Thomas Lambert to his father. This was Telham Court, Battle Sussex. The property was bought by Thomas in 1875 form a Samuel Carter Esq and was formerly known as Quarry Hill.



Emma Lambert (b 1847). Little is known of Emma. She married William Edward Everett. There may have been a son Frederick, and Australian relative correspond with a Gordon and Keyna Everett.



Streeter Lambert (b 1848?). Birth date is not known, but he was not at home in the 1861 census, so could have been older than Frederick and could have died by 1898 when Edward is recorded as the second surviving son. A photo of him at age 30, if it were taken at the same time as the other family members, would give him a birth date of 1848. Streeter inherited the business carried out at Walsall from his father.



Isaac Cowley Lambert (b 1851). Again, we know noting other than he was present at the death of his grandmother, Mary Eliza Depree who died at home at 15 Buckingham Place, Brighton on 15 April 1875.



He was not included as an executor of his father’s estate. Mrs Depree, in her letter of 23 February 1867 says that he was contemplating doing law while at Rugby.



Mary Eliza Lambert (b 1854). Mary married John Lothian Bell and again, we know only that the Australian relatives correspond with a Thomas and Gladys Bell. A Thomas Bell Jnr is mentioned in Thomas Lambert’s Will.





Thomas Lambert married a second time after the death of Eliza in 1875. In 1877 he married Emily, second daughter of the late Allen Everett Esq of Edgbaston.



It is not known if Thomas’ second wife was related to his daughter, Emma’s husband, William Edmund Everett. Interestingly, Thomas’ son, Edward also included Everett as a second name for his second son and one must assume they held the Everett’s in high regard.



It appears at some stage Thomas, Eliza and the children lived with Thomas’ mother in law, Mary Eliza Depree, at 15 Buckingham Place, Brighton on the Sussex coast. The 1861 census shows



Mary Eliza Depree (72), Eliza Lambert (50), and Frederick (17), Emma (14), Isaac C (10), Mary Eliza (6) and a general servant at the address.



The 1871 census showed Mrs Depree living on her own, except for a domestic servant. Emma was born at Balham in 1846. She was the daughter of Thomas Lambert and Eliza Fox.
     Emma was baptized on 21 October 1846 at St Mark, Kennington.¹ She was listed as the daughter of Thomas Lambert in the 1851 census at Lambeth.² She was listed as the daughter of Thomas Lambert in the 1871 census at 61, Surbiton Hill Rd, Kingston upon Thames.³
     She married William Edward Everitt at Battle on 22 September 1875.⁴ She was listed as the wife of William Edward Everitt in the 1881 census at Finstall Park, Stoke Prior.⁵ She was listed as the wife of William Edward Everitt in the 1891 census at Finstall House, Stoke Prior.⁶

     
     Frederick was baptized on 27 March 1844 at St Mark, Kennington.¹ He was the son of Thomas Lambert and Eliza Fox.¹ He was listed as the son of Thomas Lambert in the 1851 census at Lambeth.²

     
     Henry M Lambert was born circa 1880 at Sevenoaks. He was the son of Edward Tiley Lambert and Jane McLaren. He was listed as the son of Edward Tiley Lambert in the 1881 census at Newland Lodge, Sevenoaks.¹

     Issac Cowley Lambert was also known as Cowley. He was listed as the son of Thomas Lambert in the 1851 census at Lambeth.²
     Issac was baptized on 26 December 1851 at St Mark, Kennington.¹ He was the son of Thomas Lambert and Eliza Fox.¹ He was listed as the son of Thomas Lambert in the 1871 census at 61, Surbiton Hill Rd, Kingston upon Thames.³

     
     Mary Eliza Lambert was born on 12 July 1854.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Lambert and Eliza Fox.
     Mary was baptized on 13 December 1854 at St Leonard, Streatham.¹

     
     Mary was baptized circa 1879 at Tunbridge Wells. She was the daughter of Edward Tiley Lambert and Jane McLaren. She was listed as the daughter of Edward Tiley Lambert in the 1881 census at Newland Lodge, Sevenoaks.¹

     
     Streeter Lambert was born between January 1848 and March 1848 at Lambeth.¹
     Streeter was baptized on 15 December 1848 at St Mark, Kennington.² He was the son of Thomas Lambert and Eliza Fox. He was listed as the son of Thomas Lambert in the 1851 census at Lambeth.³
     Streeter Lambert married Constance Frances B Lyon between October 1893 and December 1893 at Kennington.⁴ His telephone number was Western 1838 in 1906 at 47 Prince's Gate. Streeter's death was registered between July 1910 and September 1910 in the an unknown place registration district; Deaths: 1910 Q3; St George Hanover Square, London; Vol 1a / Page 204.⁵

     
     Thomas Lambert was born on 23 September 1841.²
     Thomas was baptized on 5 May 1842 at St Mark, Kennington.¹ He was the son of Thomas Lambert and Eliza Fox.¹ He was listed as the son of Thomas Lambert in the 1871 census at 61, Surbiton Hill Rd, Kingston upon Thames.³

     
     Thomas Lambert was born in 1810.
     Thomas Lambert married Eliza Fox on 10 September 1840 at Kensington. Thomas Lambert was a Brass Foundry owner on 30 March 1851.¹ He was listed as head of household in the 1851 census at Lambeth.¹ He was listed as head of household in the 1871 census at 61, Surbiton Hill Rd, Kingston upon Thames.²
     He married Emily Everitt at Knowle on 12 September 1877.³

     
     Elizabeth Lamport was born on 7 December 1787 at Farnham.¹
     Elizabeth Lamport married Henry Harris on 21 February 1814 at Farnham.²

     Her birth was registered between January 1880 and March 1880 in the Islington registration district.¹ Ethel Agnes Laughland was the daughter of James Laughland and Emily Margaret Edmond.
     The marriage of Ethel Agnes Laughland and Captain Nelson Zambra was registered between April 1905 and June 1905 in the Edmonton registration district.² Ethel's death was registered December 1911 in the an unknown place registration district; Aged 32.³
     Ethel died on 15 December 1911 at St Andrew, Medstead; As noted in her window in our church, St. Andrew's Medstead, Hampshire UK.
The memorial window is to an Ethel Agnes Zambra, who died on 15th December 1911, and of her baby daughter, Ethel Joyce Margaret, who died on 14th April 1912.

     
     James Laughland was born circa 1846.
     The marriage of James and Emily Margaret Edmond was registered between April 1875 and June 1875 in the Islington registration district.¹

     
     Edith Maude Lawson was born circa 1866. She was the daughter of Edward Lawson-Levy 1st Baron Burnham and Harriertte Georgiana Webster. She was listed as the daughter of Edward Lawson-Levy 1st Baron Burnham in the 1881 census at Orkney Cottage, Taplow.¹

     
     Edward Frederick Lawson 4th Baron Burnham was born on 16 June 1890. He was the son of William Arnold Webster Lawson 3rd Baron Burnham and Sybil Mary Marshall.
     Edward Frederick Lawson 4th Baron Burnham married Enid Scott Robson circa 1918.
     Edward died on 14 June 1963 at age 72. He was a distinguished professional soldier. Click here to see details of his service record.¹

     
     Edward was baptized on 6 March 1952.¹ He was the son of Lt. Col. William Harry Edward Lawson 5th Baron Burnham and Anne Petherick.¹
     Edward died on 8 March 1952 at age 0.¹

     
     Hugh John Frederick Lawson 6th Baron Burnham was born on 15 August 1931.¹ He was the son of Edward Frederick Lawson 4th Baron Burnham and Enid Scott Robson.¹
     Hugh John Frederick Lawson 6th Baron Burnham married Hilary Margaret Hunter on 31 December 1955.²
     Hugh died on 1 January 2005 at age 73. Click on the icon to read his biography. He was the subject of an obituary MQ Magazine Issue 13 carried his obituary. Click on the icon. in April 2005.

     Margery Elove Edith Lawson was also known as Margery O Lawson.
     Margery Elove Edith Lawson was born in 1888 at Grosvenor Square.¹ She was the daughter of William Arnold Webster Lawson 3rd Baron Burnham and Sybil Mary Marshall.¹ She was listed as the daughter of William Lawson in the 1901 census at 72 So Audley St, St George, Hanover Square.²

     William Arnold Webster Lawson 3rd Baron Burnham was also known as William Arnold Levy.
     William Arnold Webster Lawson 3rd Baron Burnham was born on 19 March 1864.^1,2
He was the son of Edward Lawson-Levy 1st Baron Burnham and Harriertte Georgiana Webster.
     The marriage of William Arnold Webster Lawson 3rd Baron Burnham and Sybil Mary Marshall was registered between October 1887 and December 1887 in the St George, Hanover Square registration district.³
     William and Sybil were divorced in 1912.
     William died on 14 June 1943 at age 79.² Click on the icon to read his biography.⁴

     
     Lt. Col. William Harry Edward Lawson 5th Baron Burnham was born on 3 November 1920.¹ He was the son of Edward Frederick Lawson 4th Baron Burnham and Enid Scott Robson. His birth was registered between October 1920 and December 1920 in the Paddington registration district.²
     Lt. Col. William Harry Edward Lawson 5th Baron Burnham married Anne Petherick on 27 June 1942.³
     William died on 4 July 1993 at age 72.