Lady Elizabeth Brickenden (Lambart)

Obituary of Elizabeth Jane Lambart Brickenden

Grandmother of Elizabeth Julia Clements Baker

From Gentleman's Magazine, January, 1830: In Park-row, aged 54, Lady Elizabeth Jane, wife of Rev. Richard Brickenden, and sister to the Earl of Cavan. She was the only daughter of Richard the 6th Earl by his second wife Elizabeth, the daughter of William Davies, esq. Commissioner R. N.; was married first, Nov. 9, 1793, to Capt. William Henry Jervis, R.N. elder brother to the present Viscount St. Vincent, and by him had two daughters Martha-Honora-Georgina, married in 1824 to the late Osborne Markham, esq. who in consequence took the name of Jervis; and Henrietta-Elizabeth-Mary, married in 1817 to Capt. Edmund Palmer, R.N. In 1799 her Ladyship's marriage with Mr. Jervis was dissolved, and she was married secondly in March, 1800 to the Rev. Richard Brickenden, by whom she had children.

Captain William Henry Jervis, mentioned above, was born William Henry Ricketts. At the time of his marriage to Lady Elizabeth in 1793, his surname was Ricketts, but it was changed to Jervis in 1801.

The text below is taken directly from The Canadian Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery of Eminent and Self-Made Men: Ontario, published in Toronto & Chicago by the American Biographical Publishing Company, 1880, pages 721 and 722.

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• Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via brother Richard Ford William Lambart by SmartCopy: Mar 21 2015, 8:54:38 UTC