Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple 1862, Principal Clerk of Committees at House of Commons ; J.P.for CO. Devon.
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Of Eastdon, near Exeter.
Fellow of Jesus College Oxford 1834-1859, MA, DD. Died unmarried.
General John Augustus Fuller C.I.E.
Educated at Addiscombe;entered Royal (Bombay) Engineers 11 December 1846,Colonel 20 June 1871,Lieut.- General 1 February 1882,retired as General 1 June 1883;
served in Punjab campaign at siege of Mooltan 1848-49(severely wounded,medal with clasp).
Noted Cricketer who played for Marylebone Cricket Club.
The Townsend Ince/Currie family lived at Christleton Hall from the early 1700's to 1910. Christleton Hall was built by Robert Townsend and was the seat of Townsend Ince in 1828.
Of Brasenose College,Oxford, matriculated 9 June1823, aged 17; D.L. for co.Chester.
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Died suddenly at age 25.
Lieutenant Colonel in the Chester Militia.
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Her descendants are the "heirs-general" of the last male Sir Francis Drake of the original creation.
Succeeded his father as Count de Salis, 20 October 1836, and was a Deputy-Lieut. for the co. of Armagh and J.P. for Middlesex.
He claimed the baronetcy after the death of Sir Francis Henry Drake, fifth baronet in 1794. However, the validity of his parent’s marriage was not accepted by some family members at the time, and his claim to the title was generally disallowed. He married and resided at Cheltenham, and died without issue in 1839. “Sir Bernard Burke, in his pedigree of Drake, does not carry out the line of Joseph Drake, fifth son of the first Bart., but merely remarks that he left a son, "Francis," nor does he mention this Francis Henry Drake, whom Stockdale describes as sixth bart., at all, but merely remarks that upon the death of the fifth Bart. in 1794 , the title expired.” Will 25 January 1836 (PCC Sept 1839). He married Anne Frances Maltby; died 1840 (Will PCC 1840).
Source: http://www.wyverngules.com/Pedigrees/Buckland.htm