Slade/Beale Family Tree Fragments

• General Sir John Slade (1st Baronet 31-Dec-1762- ??) A general in the Crimean War.  Probably not quite as bad as made out in Alan Mallinson, but not v good either! Severely criticised by Paget & Wellington.  Became Paymaster General.  Son of John Slade (d. 1801) of Maunsel Grange, Somerset, a commissioner of the victualling board, and his wife, Charlotte, youngest daughter of Henri Portal of Freefolk, Hampshire. He married twice:
• = (20 Sept 1792), Anna Eliza Dawson (d. 24 Dec 1819)
• General
• Twin Brother -Sir Frederick William Slade 2nd Bart (1801-1863) QC Lt Col R.S.Y. =(1830) Barbara Maria Browne-Mostyn (whose descent can be traced back to Henry III (and hence to Alfred the Great) and Edward II and from Lady Charlotte Fitzroy, illegitimate daughter of Charles II, and from Llewellyn, last non-English Prince of Wales.)
• Sir Alfred Frederick Adolphus Slade 3rd Bart (1834-??) Receiver General Inland Revenue. Served in the Crimean War.
  
• Vice-Admiral Adolphus Slade (1804-1887)  Admiral who was seconded to the Turks, became known as Mnsaver Pasha and was head of the Turkish Navy in the Crimean War.
• other issue
• =(17 June 1822) Matilda Ellen (d. 12 Sept 1868), second daughter of James Dawson of Fork Hill, co. Armagh.
• Wyndham Slade = Cicely
  
• Wyndham
  
• Creeley Mitford
• Cecil Mitford Slade (Monty Court)
• Aunt Gertrude
• General H??
• William Slade
• Rev George Fitzclarence Slade He was the 11th son of Sir John! (a 69 @ 1901 census so b. 1831/2 in Somerset Mansell - address in 1901 The Rectory, Buckland Entire, Reigate) = Eleanor Francis Warre (a67@1901 Census so b. 1833/4 in Croydon, Surrey) whp was the sister of Dr Warre the famous Headmaster and then Provost of Eton. 
  
• Admiral Sir Edmond John Warre Slade (20 Mar 1859-20 Jan 1928) who was successively commander of the Royal Naval War College (May 04-Nov 07), Director of Naval Intelligence (-Mar 09) CIC East Indes (-12) and then sent by Churchill to investigate purchasing a 51% stake in the Anglo-Persian Oil Company (now BP). He became a Government-appointed director of BP.  He retired in Aug 1917 but remained a director of Anglo-Persian until his death.  In 1887 he married Florence Madeleine, eldest daughter of Mr James Carr Saunders of Milton Heath, Dorking (but born in Reigate, Surrey in 1870), and had two daughters:
• Madeline Slade who became Meera Behn (1892-1982) a consort of Ghandi's
• another daughter - I don't know.
  
• Marcus Warre = Josephine Isabella Young (my great-grandparents)
  
• Henry (? this is what the tree says - according to the 1901 Census there were staying at Rev George's
  
• Lillian MR Slade (a 16@1901 so b 1884/5 in  Lytchett Minster Dorset)
• Henry R (a 14@1901 so b. 1886/7 in Keyhaven, Hants)- but he's the grandson of Rev George in the Census!
  
• Gerald H (a 11@1901 so b. 1890/91 in Lambourne, Berks)= Netta
• and according to the party family tree there was a son called Maurice Gordon (1902-1971) =(1934) Margaret Kennedy (d 1980)
  
• Primrose (1934-)  (who was at Old Gran's 90th and is probably still alive) = (1957) John Patrick Roger Heather Hayes, Lt-Col RE, of Tivole Farms, Tivole NY 12583, USA, and has issue living,
  
• Phoebe, b 1960
• Bobby
• Margaret Philippa R (a 24@01 do b. 1876/7 in Sewknor, Oxon) = Mr Posthuma (Dutchman) She was EM Delafield's best friend, see the Provincial Lady. She wanted to be a Doctor, but her family wouldn't let her.  However she studied in Bristol, qualified in 1925,  became a GP in She set up as a Physician in New Cavendish Street and then moved to 128 Harley Street and was a pioneer child psychiatrist. I think she died in 1962.
  

• Muriel Rebecca OBE ("Betsy") = Evelyn Stuart Lansdowne Beale
• Evelyn Martin Lansdowne Beale FRS = Violette Elizabeth Anne ____ (name surpressed cos of ludicrous non-security codes!)
  
• Nicholas Clive Lansdowne Beale = Christine Anne McPoland
• Rupert Christopher Lansdowne Beale = Rachael Spicer
• Matthew Patrick Lansdowne
  
• Stephen
• Susanna
  
• Rebecca Merryn Elizabeth Beale
• Rose Theodora Elizabeth Beale
  
• Eleanor Isabella ("Susan") pioneer aviatrix of the 20s and 30s who became secretary of the Hendon Aerodrome, and was killed in the war in the ATA.
• Marcus George Saville ("Tim") =(1944-1953) Rita Anne Motton
  
• Susan Rebecca (1945-)
  

Old Gran's Family

• Samuel = Fanny Williams Wyn
• Col Geoffrey Brewis = Gwen (nice man, speech is written in the notes)
• Nesta
• Dolly = Henry Robertson
• Rebecca = Revd Saville Young they had several children including
• a daughter who married a Campbell
• son Colin Campbell
• P.T. = Bruce
• daughter Becky (married a Kennedy I think)
• Josephine Isabella (Old Gran) = Marcus Slade
  

The present 7th Baronet

• Hubert Kenrick Beale (1869 - 1954)
  Born: Edgbaston, Warwickshire. Solicitor
  married Nov 1903, Mabel Kenrick (1 Jul 1868 - )
  Church of the Messiah, Birmingham 
  Born: Edgbaston, Warwickshire
  • Malcolm Weatherley Beale (Aug 1904 - )
    married [1] Elsie ? -
    married [2] Eileen Ziegler -
  • Claire Marian Beale (Jul 1907 - )
    married P Ganner -
    • John Ganner -
• Edith Mary Beale (1871 - )
  Born: Edgbaston, Warwickshire
  married 1898, George Slade QC (1866 - )
  Born: New South Wales, Australia.
  • George Penkivil Slade (1899 - ??)
    Born: Kensington, Middlesex., Barrister KC
    
    married May Carnegie -
    • Sir Christopher Slade  (1927-??) A Lord Justice of Appeal and Master Ironmonger
    • Pauline Slade -
    • Julian Slade - (May 28 1930-June 17 2006) composer of Salad Days
    • Adrian Slade -
  • Roger Phipson Slade (1901 - )
    Born: Kensington, Middlesex.
  • Gabrielle de Mestre Slade (1903 - )
    Born: Kensington, Middlesex.

• a Mr Beale who I think was an MP in 1576 and 1591 (see eg here)
• in 1598 a John Beale married to Margery sold Pendock Manor, and in 1827 this was bought by Samuel Beale (who he presented to the Church in 1810).
  
•  a Dr Jerome Beale who was Master of St John's College Cambridge in 1640 (eg here)  In 1642 the fellows of his college petitioned to have him released from the Tower of London. He was one of the Chaplains Charles I requested in 1647.
  
• A Colonel William Beale was appointed one of the Chief Governors and Presidents of Ulster in 1645.
• There seems to have been a Stephen Beale MP in 1642 (eg here)
  
• A William Beale was Dean of Ely from 1646-1651.
  
• a Nicholas Beale, Haberdasher of London, accused by the House of Commons in 1640 (eg here)
• a Christopher Beale who petitioned the House of Lords in 1705 (eg here) with Sir John Elwell.
• In 1638 there were a Garret Beale (St James within Aldgate) James Beale (All Saints Stayning), Stephen Beale (St Magnus by London Bridge) and a Widow Beale living in London
• Beale's, confectioners and bakers was founded in 1769 by a master baker John Beale, who opened a shop in Oxford Street. Edward Beale, his nephew, started his own business in 1829 at no. 45 Popham Street, Islington, and taught his own nephew William Beale, who in 1861 started his own small business at Highgate Hill, moving to Holloway Road in 1866. In 1889 an imposing four-storeyed building in Holloway Road was built on the sites of nos. 370, 372, 374 Holloway Road and nos. 2, 2a, 4, 6, 8, 10 Tollington Road, designed by F. Wallen in Gothic Revival style in red brick with stone and mosaic decoration. By the end of the century the firm was delivering to 2,000 families a day, with 15 horses and vans for deliveries and 15 horses and 10 vans for the catering department. There were banqueting rooms at the Athenaeum, Camden Road, and Assembly Rooms, Holloway Road. By 1969, however, their building, a Holloway landmark, was out of date. The offices moved to Southgate and the building was replaced by a branch of Sainsbury's supermarkets.
• There was a Miles Beale of Newent (d 1748) whose son John Beale was succeeded in 1775 by his uncle Thomas Beale (d. 1784), whose son the Revd. Thomas Beale (d. 1805) devised Blythes Court to his nephew Thomas Beale Cooper.
• The property of Ankerwyke priory was bought by Jerome Beale in 1587, in whose family it continued until 1633, when it was sold by Henry Beale
• Stephen Beale purchased an estate in 1650 his son Joshua Beale succeeding in 1667.
• Hyde Court, in Michinhampton was from the late 18th to the early 20th century was the home of the Beale family. The house, a long multi-gabled range, was built in the early 18th century, and in the late 19th, when it was the home of the family of the educationalist Dorothea Beale, substantial additions were made on the north-east to house a private school.
• Bernard Charles Beale was born in London, England, probably on 10 September 1830, the son of Thomas Beale, a surgeon, and his wife, Sophia Lewis. He became a mayor in New Zealand.
• Mr John Beale Surgeon. died 1770 æt 62 is buried in Wye Churchyard in Kent. His constant affectionate Behaviour during the space of 34 years to his wife (Ann): his peculiar tenderness and Humanity to his patients his frankness and generosity, to his friends, make him an example worthy of imitation by us who survive.
• Anthony Beale Surgeon Major Bengal Army 1817-1880 is buried in Cheltenham.
• Thomas Beale wrote the first decent book describing the habits of the Whale The Natural History of the Sperm Whale (1839) - a source for Moby Dick.
  
• Lionel Smith Beale FRS (1828-1906) was a founder of Clinical Pathology. He was the son of a London Surgeon, was educated at King's College school. When he was 13 he was apprenticed to a surgeon in Islington, at 18 he Matriculated at London University with honours in chemistry and zoology. He studied under Acland at Oxford and at the age of 23 he qualified and became resident at Kings College Hospital.  In 1852 he established a private lab near the hospital and gave a course of lectures on The Microscope in Medicine. He was elected FRS in 1857 (aged 29!) and an FRCP at 31. He was made prof of Physiology (appointed in preference to TH Huxley) at Kings in 1853 and then of Pathology in 1869 and of  Medicine from 1987-96. He was a correpsondent of Charles Darwin's and lived at 61 Grosvenor Square from 1860-1904.
  
• Mary Beale (1632-1699) English painter.
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