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Sir Ilay Campbell, 1st Bart of Succoth (b 25.08.1734, d 28.03.1823, Lord President as Lord Succoth, eldest son)
When we prepared this page we mistakenly read the1st Bart's name as Hay. Thanks to a site visitor (PJS, 18.06.06) for pointing out that his name was actually Ilay (a challenge to our normal font which shows that as Ilay).
m. Elizabeth Tichborne (dau of Nicholas Tichborne of Roiden (Essex) by Elizabeth, dau of Robert Fairthwait of London by Ann (m2. Sir John Pagintoin), dau of Henry Dacres (alderman of London))
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William Glasier 'of the Lea in Chester' (Vice Chamberlain of Chester)
The above is all that is given by the Visitation on the Glasier family. However, the entry on the Leigh family identifies the connection to Mary whilst it seems reasonable to assume that William was also father of ...
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Thomas Glasier of the Lea
The following connection was kindly advised to us by a site visitor (CV, 01.03.09).
Main source(s):
(1) For Campbell of Succoth
: BP1934 (Campbell of Succoth)
(2) For Thornton of Thornton : Visitation (Cheshire, 1580, Pro Hatton), Visitation (Cheshire, 1580, Done)
(3) For Glasier of Chester : Visitation (Cheshire, 1580, Glasier of Chester)
(4) For Maxwell of Aikenhead : 'Maxwell History and Genealogy' by Florence Wilson Houston (1916, Indianaopolis, found online at www.archive.org) [Turner of Kirkleatham has been transferred to Turner02.] Back to top of page
