Sir Albert Richard Francis Mazimilien de Rutzen

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Baron John Frederick de Rutzen and Mary Dorothea his wife had the following issue-

1. Minna Frederica Phillipa, born 23 September 1823, died 29 June 1825.
2. Baron Frederick Leopold Sapieha Manteuffel, born at Brighton on 10 June 1825, and baptised at the Royal Chapel. He succeeded his father at Slebech, was a Justice of the Peace, and served as High Sheriff of Pembrokeshire in 1871. He was particularly interested in the volunteer movement, and in 1847 became Cornet in The Pembrokeshire Yeomanry, of which he became Major Commandant in 1864, and Lieutenant Colonel in 1871. He resigned the command in 1878 and in May of that year was appointed Honorary Colonel of the regiment. He died unmarried, on 20 May 1890, aged 64, and was succeeded by his brother, Rudolph.
3. Frederica Maria Louisa, born 30 January 1827, baptised at Brighton 30 March following; married, 20 August 1850, Richard Ilbert Phillips of Lawrenny, Pembrokeshire. She died on i November 1904 leaving issue. (See Lort-Phillips of Lawrenny in BLG).
4. Baron Rudolph William Henry Ehrard, born 6 September 1828, baptised at Brighton on 8 October 1828. He was a B.A. of the University of Cambridge, and became a barrister of the Inner Temple (1864). He was a Justice of the Peace for Pembrokeshire, and served as High Sheriff in 1895. He died unmarried on 18 April 1915, and was succeeded by his nephew Alan.
5. Sir Albert Richard Francis Maximilien born on 27 January 1830 and baptised at St. James's, Westminster, on 3 April following. He was a B.A. of the University of Cambridge, and became a barrister of the Inner Temple (1857). He embarked on a legal career. From 1872 to 1876 he was stipendiary magistrate for Merthyr Tydfil, and for some years deputy-chairman of Quarter Sessions for Glamorgan, then became Metropolitan Police Magistrate for Marylebone 1876¾1891, Westminster (1891-1897), Marlborough Street (1897-1899), Bow Street(1899-1901) and was Chief Magistrate there from 1901. He was a Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant for Pembrokeshire, and also Justice of the Peace for Glamorgan, Berkshire, London, and the Home Counties. He was knighted in 1901. He formed the subject of one of 'Spy's' famous cartoons. On 11 September 1872 he married, at Llandeilo church, Horatia Augusta Stepney Gulston, eldest daughter of Alan James Gulston, J.P., D.L., of Derwydd, Carmarthenshire. Sir Albert died on 22 September 1913, his wife on 23 February 1924, and were buried in the family vault in Slebech church. They had five children-

• 1. Alan Frederick James born 4 July 1876, succeeded to Slebech on the death of his uncle, Baron Rudolph, in 1915.
  
• 2. Emmeline Augusta Louisa, married on 10 November 1913, Sir Frank Hilliard Newnes, Baronet, of London. She was a Dame of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, and died without issue on 8 October 1939.
  
• 3. Gwendoline Mary, married on 10 August 1911, Lieutenant Colonel Reginald Ernest Maffett, Duke of Wellington's Regiment, and had issue.
  
• 4. Alberta Dorothea, died an infant, 22 December 1877.
  
• 5. Violet Frances, married 24 April 1903, Sir Watkin Randle Kynaston Mainwaring, C.B.E., of Hafod y Coed, St. Asaph, second son of Salusbury Kynaston Mainwaring of Otley Park, Salop, and has issue.
  

6. Emmeline Charlotte Catherine, born 24 March 1832, baptised at Slebech on 13 May following; she died unmarried in August 1892.
7. Eugene Ferdinand Ulrich Stanislaus, born 27 July 1834, baptised at Slebech on 7 September following. He married on 10 December 1892, Agnes daughter of Thomas Penman, and died without issue on 29 September 1916.

Deaths Sep 1913

• De Rutzen Albert R F M 83 Kensington 1a 134

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