NAME: ELIZABETH BROCK

SURNAME: Brock......... GIVEN NAMES: Elizabeth........ *SEX: F

BIRTH: 2 JAN 1767, Guernsey

DEATH: 30 OCT 1847, Canada West

• FATHER: John BROCK
• MOTHER: Elizabeth de LISLE

MARRIAGE: John Elisha TUPPER

MARRIED: circa 1788 , Guernsey, Channel Islands =

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ELIZABETH BROCK Pedigree

 Female   Family    

Event(s):

Birth:  1767     

Parents:

 Father:  JOHN BROCK  Family 

Mother: ELIZABETH DELISLE
Marriages:

Spouse:  JOHN E. TUPPER  Family 

Marriage: About 1788 , Guernsey, Channel Islands
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Husband's Name

John Elisha TUPPER (AFN:14L9-5S7)  Pedigree  

Born: 1764 Place: , Guernsey, Channel Isles
Died: 1845 Place:
Father: Elisha TUPPER (AFN:14L9-37C) Family
Mother: Margaret TUPPER (AFN:14L9-4KL)
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Wife's Name

Elizabeth BROCK (AFN:14L9-61M)  Pedigree   

Born: Abt. 1768 Place: , Guernsey, Channel Isles
Father: Jean BROCK (AFN:14L9-5X2) Family
Mother: Elizabeth DE LISLE (AFN:14L9-RJN)
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Children

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Elizabeth Brock (1767-1847), only surviving sister of Sir Isaac married the shipowner and merchant John Elisha Tupper Esq. of Les Cotils and Carrefour in Guernsey.

When Sir Isaac died in 1812 there were only one sister and four brothers alive: the said Elizabeth, Daniel de Lisle, William, John Savery and Irving. There were 17 direct nephews of the celebrated general, four of them were Brocks (only one man, Eugene), ten were Tuppers and three were Potengers. When captain Eugene Brock, only son of Daniel de Lisle, died in 1844, in Bermudas, extinguished the closer male descent to Sir Isaac. The number of alive nephews and with descendants was substantially reduced. With the time it was also reduced the number of beneficiaries with the lands that the British Crown gave to the inheritors of Sir Isaac, lands that part of them were in Waterdown, near Hamilton, Canada, and its settlement was organized by Ferdinand B. Tupper.

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ame: Elizabeth Brock

Sex: F

Birth: 2 JAN 1767 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

Death: 30 OCT 1847 in Canada West

Note:

Elizabeth was born in 1767. She married John Elisha Tupper of Guernsey, and they had three sons and one daughter:

(a) one of the sons, Ferdinand Brock Tupper, wrote The Life and Career of Major-General Isaac Brock in 1847. Ferdinand had no children.

(b) Henry Bingham Tupper inherited the portrait of Isaac Brock from his Uncle Irving. Henry married and had a son who also married and had a son who died while young.

(c) Henry Tupper was born in 1809. He married and had one daughter Henrietta Tupper.

A great majority of close relatives from Sir Isaac are named Tupper and live in Great Britain, Chile, New Zealand, Brazil, Venezuela, Costa Rica, and the United States. In the States, the descendants belong to the branch founded by the engineer, Eugene Tupper, in Portland, Oregon, who was born in Santiago de Chile in 1941. He married twice and has three sons.

It is interesting to add that the actual Chilean ambassador in the United States, Mr. Andres Bianchi, belongs also to the Chilean branch of the Tuppers from Guernsey and also carries the glorious blood of Sir Isaac Brock.

--pftupper@hotmail.com

The names of the children come from the files of: delaBrookeHenry1200

by Sarah Barnes

Father: Jean (John) Brock b: 24 JAN 1729 in St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, England

Mother: Elizabeth de Lisle b: 1733 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

Marriage 1 John Elisha Tupper b: 4 JUN 1764 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

Married: 1789 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, England

Children 10 sons + 3 daughters

1. John Elisha Tupper b: 4 MAR 1791 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, England

2. Henrietta Tupper b: 16 OCT 1792 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

3. Maria Potenger Tupper b: 1 SEP 1794 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, England

4. Ferdinand Brock Tupper b: 14 NOV 1795 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

5. Elisha William Tupper b: 4 JUN 1797 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

6. Charles James Tupper b: 27 DEC 1798 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

7.William De Vic Tupper b: 28 APR 1800 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

8. Brock Tupper b: 3 NOV 1802 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

9. Frederick Tupper b: 9 FEB 1804 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

10. Octavius Tupper b: 19 OCT 1805 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

11. Carey Tupper b: 26 DEC 1806 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

12. Caroline Tupper b: 23 FEB 1808 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

13. Henry Bingham Tupper b: 22 DEC 1809 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

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Elizabeth was born in 1767.

She married John Elisha Tupper of Guernsey, and they had three sons and one daughter: (a) one of the sons, Ferdinand Brock Tupper, wrote The Life and Career of Major-General Isaac Brock in 1847. 

Ferdinand had no children.

9.------------------------------------- Elizabeth ------------------------------------------

was born in 1767. She married John Elisha Tupper of Guernsey, and they had three sons and one daughter: (a) one of the sons, Ferdinand Brock Tupper, wrote The Life and Career of Major-General Isaac Brock in 1847. Ferdinand had no children.

SIBLINGS OF SIR ISAAC BROCK

History gives us antecedents and a place in time.

John Brock, was born on the 24th of January, 1729. He married Elizabeth de Lisle, daughter of the bailiff of Guernsey and the couple had fourteen children, four girls and ten boys. John, a mid-shipman died at Dinan, France at the age of forty-eight. In chronological order their children were:

1. Elizabeth born in 1756 died in youth.

2. Rebecca born in 1758 died in youth.

3. John was born in 1759. He joined the 8th Regiment of Foot (King's) as an ensign. Later he became a brevet lieutenant-colonel in the 81st Regiment. He was killed in a duel at Capetown, South Africa in 1801.

4. Ferdinand was born in 1760. He served in the 60th Regiment of Foot, the famous Royal American Regiment, which was raised in the colonies at the time of the conflict with France and served with distinction during the American Revolution. Ferdinand was killed by a Spaniard at age nineteen at the defence of Baton Rouge on the Mississippi River.

5. Peter Henry was born in 1761 and died an infant.

6. Daniel De Lisle was born on December 10th, 1762. In 1795 he was elected a jurat [* See Below] of the royal court. He went to London in connection with trade and other ancient privileges of the island. Afterwards he assumed the very influential position of lieutenant-bailiff or chief magistrate of Guernsey. He was responsible for building Elizabeth College which today is a very popular boys' school.

7. William was born in 1764. He was a merchant banker in London and with his brother, Irving, was engaged in trade with Russia, Sweden and Prussia on the Baltic Sea. William took a keen interest in Isaac's career and gave him money to purchase his various commissions. William intended the money as gifts, but unknown to William the cost of each purchase was entered on the company's financial records as loans. Some eight hundred ships insured for 40% of their value suffered various misadventures in the Baltic Sea including being lost at sea, taken by privateers and seized when they arrived in port. Napoleon said "England is a nation of shopkeepers," and he set up a blockade of Europe to prevent Britain from trading with European countries. Some of the above-mentioned shipping disasters resulted from Napoleon's blockade. In 1811 because of its various shipping misfortunes, William's company suffered a financial collapse and went into receivership which resulted in all outstanding loans being called in including the amounts William used to purchase Isaac's commissions. This demand for repayment of money they did not have plunged the Brock family into serious financial straits.

8. Peter was born in 1765 and died young with no issue.

9.------------------------------------- Elizabeth ------------------------------------------

was born in 1767. She married John Elisha Tupper of Guernsey, and they had three sons and one daughter: (a) one of the sons, Ferdinand Brock Tupper, wrote The Life and Career of Major-General Isaac Brock in 1847. Ferdinand had no children.

(b) Henry Bingham Tupper inherited the portrait of Isaac Brock from his Uncle Irving. Henry married and had a son who also married and had a son who died while young.

(c) Henry Tupper was born in 1809. He married and had one daughter Henrietta Tupper.

10. Frederick born in 1768 married a Miss Levat. They had no children.

11. Isaac born October 6th, 1769; died October 13th, 1812.

Name: Elizabeth Brock

Sex: F

Birth: 2 JAN 1767 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

Death: 30 OCT 1847 in Canada West

Note:

Elizabeth was born in 1767. She married John Elisha Tupper of Guernsey, and they had three sons and one daughter:

(a) one of the sons, Ferdinand Brock Tupper, wrote The Life and Career of Major-General Isaac Brock in 1847. Ferdinand had no children.

(b) Henry Bingham Tupper inherited the portrait of Isaac Brock from his Uncle Irving. Henry married and had a son who also married and had a son who died while young.

(c) Henry Tupper was born in 1809. He married and had one daughter Henrietta Tupper.

A great majority of close relatives from Sir Isaac are named Tupper and live in Great Britain, Chile, New Zealand, Brazil, Venezuela, Costa Rica, and the United States. In the States, the descendants belong to the branch founded by the engineer, Eugene Tupper, in Portland, Oregon, who was born in Santiago de Chile in 1941. He married twice and has three sons.

It is interesting to add that the actual Chilean ambassador in the United States, Mr. Andres Bianchi, belongs also to the Chilean branch of the Tuppers from Guernsey and also carries the glorious blood of Sir Isaac Brock.

--pftupper@hotmail.com

The names of the children come from the files of: delaBrookeHenry1200

by Sarah Barnes

Father: Jean (John) Brock b: 24 JAN 1729 in St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, England

Mother: Elizabeth de Lisle b: 1733 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

Marriage 1 John Elisha Tupper b: 4 JUN 1764 in Guernsey, Channel Islands

Married: 1789 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, England

Children

John Elisha Tupper b: 4 MAR 1791 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, England

Henrietta Tupper b: 16 OCT 1792 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Maria Potenger Tupper b: 1 SEP 1794 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, England
Ferdinand Brock Tupper b: 14 NOV 1795 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Elisha William Tupper b: 4 JUN 1797 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Charles James Tupper b: 27 DEC 1798 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
William De Vic Tupper b: 28 APR 1800 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Brock Tupper b: 3 NOV 1802 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Frederick Tupper b: 9 FEB 1804 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Octavius Tupper b: 19 OCT 1805 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Carey Tupper b: 26 DEC 1806 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Caroline Tupper b: 23 FEB 1808 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Henry Bingham Tupper b: 22 DEC 1809 in Guernsey, Channel Islands
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