Robert Fleetwood Berry

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Descendants of Robert Fleetwood Berry (1777-1822)

(4th generation of descent from probable progenitor Thomas Berry I of Castlecuffe, Queens Co. :- https://sites.google.com/site/irishberrygenealogy/eglish-berry-tree )

(Last updated on 12/10/2022)

1.  Robert Fleetwood Berry (son of Thomas BERRY and Frances Berry), b. 1 Jan. 1777, d. 21 Aug.1822, buried at Eglish; of Shannon Harbour, King's Co. As a very young man he was apprenticed, from 1793 until sometime after 1801, to Mr John Brennard, a cotton merchant of Castle Street, Liverpool. Correspondence he had while in Liverpool with his older sister Hester and his mother Frances, survives (see Appendix at bottom of page).  By 1804 he was back in Ireland, working in the linen trade in Dublin. However, he returned to King's Co. and in 1812 was living at Gallen, being employed in connection with the Grand Canal.  He died suddenly at Shannon Harbour, three weeks  after  the death of his youngest daughter.  The circumstances surrounding his untimely death are unknown. I have been unable to find an obituary in contemporary newspapers and it seems possible that he took his own life.

He married, 14 Nov. 1812 at St Catherine's Church, Tullamore, Elizabeth Crow, b. 1786, d. 8 April 1848; buried at Eglish; second dau. of Edward Crow of Tullamore, Kings Co., by Margaret Newcomb, dau. of William Newcomb of Aughanvilla, Kings Co.

                             Children:

            2.       i      Frances Alicia Berry b. 1814.

                      ii     Isabella Margaret Berry, b. 16 Nov. 1815 baptized at Reynagh Co. Meath, d. 20 Sept. 1897 in Dublin; buried in Mount Jerome Cemetery.  Isabella  wrote a short account of the Berry family history; much of which is inaccurate. It is the source of the nicknames of Thomas and Frances Berry's children used here.

            3.       iii    Edward Fleetwood Berry b. 9 Feb. 1817.

                      iv    Catherine Frances Berry, b. 1818, d. 1822; buried at Eglish.

Second Generation

2.   Frances Alicia Berry (dau. of Robert Fleetwood Berry), b. 1814, d. 8 Jan. 1841 buried at the new church at Linally. Lived with her parents at Shannon Harbour until her father's death in 1822. Thereafter, together with her younger sister, brother and mother, she lived in Tullamore, possibly with her aunt Isabella Crow, until her marriage.

She married 24 April 1833 at Tullamore, Nathaniel Robert Slator, b. c. 1806 in Kings Co., d. 15 April 1839 at Tullamore; buried at Lynally; son of George Slater of Wood of Oogh, Tullamore by Jane, dau. of Capt. Lowe. Educ. at Luxembourg School, Dublin and T.C.D. where he was admitted as Pens. 20 Oct. 1823, aged 17.  B.A. 1828; M.A. 1832. Curate of Tullamore 1831; chaplain to County gaol, Tullamore.

                             Children:

                      i      George Slator, b. 1834.

            4.       ii     Elizabeth Slator b. 27 May 1835.

                      iii    Frances Alicia Slator, b. 1837 in Tullamore, d. 23 Nov. 1894 in Dublin. Unmarried.

            5.       iv    Nathaniel Jerome Robert Slator b. 1839.

3.  Edward Fleetwood Berry (son of Robert Fleetwood Berry), b. 9 Feb. 1817 in King's Co., d. 29 April 1875 at Trim; buried at Eglish. Educ. by Mr. Lyon, T.C.D. 1833, aged 16, B.A. 1838, ord. D. 1840, P. 1841; C. Tullamore 1840-3, H. Kilbride, Tullamore, 1843-61, V. St. Mary's, Athlone, 1861-9, V. Trim 1369-75, Archd. of Meath 1872-5; Published ‘Lectures on Irish History’. Curry. Dub., 1849. Owned 2 acres in King’s Co. valued at £127.10.0 p.a.

     He married 29 March 1843 in Stillorgan Church, Penelope Andrews, dau. of Capt. Alexander Andrews of Tullamore, b. 20 Oct. 1819, d. 11 Jan. 1892 at Fermoy, Co. Cork; buried at Eglish.

                             Children:

                      i      Robert Alexander Berry, b. 24 Nov. 1845 at Tullamore, d. 6 Nov 1864 at Athlone; buried at Eglish. Educ. at Portarlington and T.C.D.

                      ii     Edward Nathaniel Berry, b. 20 Nov.1847 at Tullamore, d. 4 June  1869 in Dublin; buried at Eglish. Educ. at Portarlington and T.C.D.[Visitation of Ireland and LAW give slightly different date of birth and different place of death].

                      iii    Thomas William Berry, b. 30 Jan. 1850 at  Tullamore, d. 2 Apr 1910 at Kingstown; buried at Deans Grange. Educ. at Portarlington. Worked at the National Bank; Manager, Kingstown Branch at time of his death.

                             He married (1) 24 March 1883 at St Mary's Cheltenham, Charlotte Eleanor Atkinson, b. 29 March 1860, d. 23 July1900 at Kingstown; buried Dean's Grange Cemetery, Monkstown, Co. Dublin,  dau. of Adam Atkinson of Lorbottle Hall,  Northumberland J.P., by Charlotte Eustatia Collett, heir of John Collett of Upper Belgrave Square, London and Locker's Hall Co. Hertford, M.P.

                              He married (2) at St Helen's, Bayswater, Henrietta Osborne, b. 5 Mar 1862, d. 17 July 1939,  dau. of Thomas Osborne. Henrietta was a widow. She married a third time after the death of Thomas.

                      iv    Penelope Berry, b. 26 Dec. 1851 at Tullamore, d. 10 Feb. 1890 at Fermoy, Co. Cork; buried at Eglish. Unmarried.

                      v     Francis Charles Berry, b. 1854 at Tullamore, d. 2 Oct 1934 in New York; buried there. Educ. at Chard Grammar Sch. Clerk at Kells branch of National Bank, then in South Africa. St Bees Theological Coll. Ordained d. 1883, pr. 1887 (Algoma); S.P.G. Missionary at St George Bruce Mines, Algoma, Ontario1883-8. Priest in charge, Holy Trinity, Connersville, Ind. 1889; Grace Church, Estherville, Iowa 1889-90. C. of St Nicholas, Galway 1890-2.; priest in charge Johnstin City, Tenn., 1895-8; Port Medway, N.S., 1898-1901; Anton, Miss., 1901-5, Hamilton, Texas, 1905-8. Gen Miss.  Dio. of Dallas 1908. According to a  report in the Oswego Daily Palladium newspaper, New York, on 7 March 1919, he was convicted in Dallas, Texas of statutory crimes against young girls and sentenced to 99 years in jail.

                             He married 11 May 1905 in the Cathedral, Dallas, Valley Virginia Henshaw, b. 23 Jan1863,  dau. of Levi Henshaw of Bunker Hill, Berkley Co. West Virginia, by Sarah Annie Snodgrass, dau. of Robert Verdier Snodgrass, Col. 67th Virginia Inf.  No children.

            6.       vi    James Fleetwood Berry b. 23 Sept. 1858.

            7.       vii   John Berry b. 16 April 1856.

Third Generation

4.  Elizabeth Slator (dau. of Frances Alicia Berry), b. 27 May 1835 at Tullamore, d. 29 April 1904 at Dublin; buried at Athlone.

     She married 12 Aug 1863 at St Mary's, Athlone, John Swift Joly, b. 23 July 1818 in Dublin, d. 1887 at Athlone; buried there; son of Charles Joseph Joly of Clonmoyle, Mullingar, by Catherine, dau. of John Swift of Lynn. T.C.D. B.A 1839 M.A. 1852. Called to the Bar, King's Inns, 1842. Ordained deacon 1849, priest 1850; C. of Rathcoole 1852; of Pontefract 1853; R. of Kilbride, Tullamore, 1861-69; of Athlone 1869-87. Author of several articles (see LAW).

                             Children:

            8.       i      Charles Jasper Joly b. 27 June 1864.

                      ii     Henry Nathaniel Joly, b. 12 Feb.1866 at Tullamore. Educ. at Galway Grammar Sch. and T.C.D. ; B.A. 1888, B.D. 1906; ord. d. 1889 (Meath for Dublin); c. of St Matthias', Dublin, 1889-91, Gorey 1893, Moyliscar 1883-1900. R. of ?Caenfadforan with Castletown 1900-16. C. of Layde with Cushendun 1916-7, Agheragall 1917-8, Ballywalter 1918-9, Kilcoo 1919. Inc. of Kiloo 1919-28. C.  in C.  ?aul and Inch and R.D. of Lecale West 1928-40.

                             He married 22 Sept. 1902 at Newtown, Fertullagh, Emily Georgina Catherine Pilkington, b. 4 Feb.1861 in Dublin,  dau. of Henry Muloch Pilkington , Q.C. of Tore, by Wilhelmina Charity McDonnell, dau. of John McDonnell M.D. of Murlough  Co. Anterim. (26 Stranmillis Rd. Belfast).

                      iii    Frances Isobel Joly, b. 13 June 1868 at Tullamore, d. Jan.1947 at Ard-na-Bel, Clonskeagh.

                             She married 9 Feb.1911 in Rathgar, her cousin, Henry Edward Joly, b. 10 Aug. 1854 at Holywood, King's Co., d. 1919;  son of Rev. John P. Joly, R. of Clonfast, by Julia, dau. of Count de Lusi ( a soldier of fortune of Greek origin, who fought for the Prussians against the Danes)).  No children.

                      iv    Isabel Emily Joly, b. 1 Apr.1871 in Athlone, d. 14 Jan. 1921 in California; buried at Napa. Nurse at Addenbrooke's Hosp., Cambridge and the Rotunda, Dublin. District Nurse in Dublin and Haslemere.

                             She married 1914 in San Francisco, Ernest Cook.  Of Huddersfield. Isabel was the second of his three wives. No Children.

            9.       v     John Swift Joly b. 3 June 1876.

5.  Nathaniel Jerome Robert Slator (son of Frances Alicia Berry), b. 1839 in King's Co., d. 1 April 1904 at 44 Linden Road, Bedford. Educ. at T.C.D., admitted as Pens. 15 Jan. 1858, aged 18.  28th Foot. Ensign 1859. Lieut. by purchase 1864. Sold his commission 1868. Owned 680 acres in King's Co., valued at £249 p.a. Farmed at Eglish Cottage.

     He married 2 July 1868 at Monkstown, his second cousin, Matilda Berry, b. 12 Nov 1842 at Tullamore, (dau. of Francis (Frank) Octavius Berry and Susanna Fetherstonhaugh) d. 22 Feb 1936 at 37 St Andrew's Rd. Bedford. 

                             Children:

                      i      George Francis Slator, b. 11 Jan.1871 at Kingstown, d. 16 Aug.1905 at Woolwich. Educ. at Bedford and R.M.A., Woolwich. R.G.A. 2/Lieut . 1891, Lieut. 1894, Capt. 1899. Adjt. 1st Durham Volunteer Artillery 1898.  

                             He married 3 Dec.1902, Kathleen Jones, dau. of Sir Thomas Jones K.B. President, Royal Hibernian Academy, by his second wife, Florence Mary, dau. of Henry Mathurin Quinan, Chief Examiner in Chancery. She married 2nd Hingston, Col. R.E.

            10.     ii     Susannah Maude Slator b. 5 Sept. 1872.

            11.     iii    Sybella Bernard Slator b. 3 June 1875.

            12.     iv    Frances Grace Slator b. 30 Dec. 1876.

            13.     v     Edith Constance Slator b. 27 Jan 1880.

6.  James Fleetwood Berry (son of Edward Fleetwood Berry), b. 23 Sept. 1858 baptized at Tullamore, d. 1925. Educ. T.C.D., B.A. 1879, Div. Test. (2) 1881, M.A. 1883, B.D. 1889; ord. D. 1881, P. 1882 Dublin, C. Christ Ch. Kingstown 1831-3, Dio. C. Meath 1883-4, C. St. Matthias, Dublin 18847, R. Calr., (Elphin) 1837-90, R. St. Nicholas, Gal. 1890-1925, Preb. Balla 1916, Archd. of Tuam 1923-5.

     He married 2 March 1887 at Christ Church, Leeson Park, Dublin, Mary Emily Chatterton, b. 24 April 1865 at Monkstown, Co. Cork, d. at Ln. Salthill, Galway, Jan. 25 1956, dau. of Abraham Thomas Chatterton of Dublin, Chief Clerk Vice Chancellor's Court, by Jane, dau. of Bernard Shaw of Monkstown Castle, Co. Cork.

                             Children:

                      i      Edward Fleetwood Berry, b. 23 May 1888 in Sligo; baptized at Calry, co. Sligo, d. of wounds received at Bait Aiesa in Mesopotamia [modern Iraq] on 17 April 1916. He left school in 1906 and passed into Sandhurst; 2nd Lt. Wiltshire Regiment 1907; Lt. 1909; transferred to the Indian Army Goorka Rifles 1909, Burma Rifles 1914 and was A.D.C. to Lord Carmichael, Governor of Bengal; also served in the Great War in France and Mesopotamia. Awarded the Military Cross for ‘brilliant dash and leadership’ at Neuve Chapelle on 10 March 1915. [Abingdon News 2003].

7. John Berry (son of Edward Fleetwood Berry), b. 16 April 1856 at Tullamore, d. 24 Dec 1921 at Meaford, Ontario, Canada. Educ, at Chard G.S. and T.C.D.  B.A.  &  Div. Test. 1877, M.A. 1880, B.D. 1888, ord. D. 1879,P. 1880 Cork; Minor Canon, Ross, 1879-80, Head Master Fermoy Coll. 1880-1, of Portarlington Sch. 1881-5, of Cork Gram. Sch. 1865-8, of Fermoy Coll. and C. Fermcy 1889 -92, went to England and afterwards to Canada; R. of Amherstberg 1895-1900; Inc. of Alvinston 1900-1; R. of Parkhill 1901-5, Seaforth 1905-13. Address: 560 Greenwood Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.

He married (1) 7 Sept. 1880, Jane Wilson, b. 13 Jan. 1856, d. 24 June 1887 at Cork.  youngest dau. of Rev. Robert Wilson, D.D., Professor of the Assembly's College, Belfast., by Annabella, dau. of William Carmichael McKenna of Belfast.

                             Children:

            14.     i      Edward Wilson Berry b. 26 Aug. 1881.

            15.     ii     John Frederick Berry b. 29 Nov. 1882.

                      iii    Francis Andrews Berry, b. 6 May 1885, d. 14 July 1904 at Wallaceberg, Ont. ; buried at Parkhill. Educ. at Fermoy Coll., York and London: Huron Coll. Sch., London, Ontario and Amherstberg.

     He married (2) 13 Feb. 1893 in St. Thomas' , York, Thomasine (Ina) Annie Hornby, b. 9 April 1865 baptized St Martin-cum-Gregory's York, d. 1933 at Ottawa; buried in Meaford Cemetery;  dau. of George Hornby, L.R.C.S. Eng. (son of Thomas Hornby of Barmby Moor, Co York, M.D.), by Thomasine dau. of Thomas Danby of the Manor, Stamford Bridge, Co. York.

                             Children:

                      iv    Erin Danby Berry, b. 20 Dec.1893 at Tufnell Park, London, d. Oct. 8, 1916 in France. Educ. at Parkhill, Seaforth and Meaford. Enlisted 1915 in the Canadian Field Artillery; 6th Brigade; 22nd Howitzer Battery. Killed in the Great War, aged 22. Buried in Becourt Military Cemetery, Somme, France. Plot: I.X. 26. Service Number: 91138. Rank: Gunner. According to an article in the Toronto Star, 7 Nov 1916, E.D. Berry had been told that he had been recommended for the Military Medal (MM) shortly before his death. The award was for "the cool he displayed while repairing wire entanglements and bravery he displayed when carrying water to the wounded under heavy fire." On his Attestation Paper for enlistment he gives his trade/calling as 'Architectural draughtsman'.

            16.     v     Wenonah Vivien Berry b. 9 Oct. 1895.

            17.     vi    Fleetwood Becher Berry, b. 31 Dec.

            18.     vii   Cyril Brian H. Berry b. 5 May 1901.

                      viii  Wilfred Stanley Crowe Berry, b. 30 May 1905 at Seaforth, Toronto Educ. at Seaford and Toronto; with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.  In WW2 joined R.C.A.M.C.  Lived at 452 Brennan Ave. Westboro, Ottawa.

                             He married 29 Jan 1941, Kathleen Annie Grant (sister of Vera May Grant, wife of Fleetwood Becher Berry ).

Fourth Generation

8.  Charles Jasper Joly (son of Elizabeth Slator), b. 27 June 1864 at Tullamore, d. 4 Jan. 1906 at Dunsink Observatory; buried in Mount Jerome.  Educ. at Portarlington Galway Grammar School and T.C.D. Mathematical Scholar 1885; B.A. with  studentship 1886; M.A. 1889; Fellow  1894; Junior Proctor  1896; Tutor 1897;  D.S.c. 1901. Worked in Helmholz's laboratory in Berlin; Astronomer Royal in Ireland and Andrews Professor of Astronomy 1897-1906. Sec. R.I.A. 1902; F.R.S. 1904 F.R.A.S. ; President of the International assoc. for promoting the study of Quaternions and allied systems of mathematics. Trustee  of the National Library of Ireland. Accompanied the Eclipse Expedition to Spain in 1900. Numerous scientific publications (see L.A.W.)

     He married 20 March1897 in Dublin, Jessie Meade, b. 16 Dec. 1874 in Dublin, d. 1945, buried: in Mount Jerome;  dau. of Robert Warren Meade of Dublin by his second wife Jessie, dau. of William Jamieson of Dublin M.D.

                             Children:

            19.     i      Jessie Elizabeth Joly b. 26 Feb.1898.

            20.     ii     Lucy Mary Joly b. 3 Aug 1899.

                      iii    Frances Isabel Joly, b. 19 Dec 1905 in Dublin.  Unmarried.

9.  John Swift Joly (son of Elizabeth Slator), b. 3 June 1876 in Athlone, d. 14 Dec. 1943 at 80 Harley St. Educ. at Dublin High School, T.C.D, Berne and Vienna. B.A. 1898 M.B. B.Ch., B.A.O. 1902, L.M. (Rotunda) M.D. 1902.  F.R.C.S. 1907. Sen. Mod. 1898. Stewart Medical Scholar in Chemistry, Physics, Botany and Zoology 1898; in Anatomy Institutes of Medicine 1900. Fitzpatrick Memorial Scholar 1902. Surgical Traveling Prize 1904. H.S. Sir Patrick Dun's Hosp.; Demonstrator of Anatomy T.C.D.; H.S. London Lock Hosp., St. Peter's Hosp., Covent Garden, Asst. Surgeon, St. Peter's Hosp., Surgeon 1943. Surgeon to O.P. London Hosp.; Consulting Urologist, St James Infirmary. Consulting Urologist to R.N.

     WW1 R.A.M.C. T/Lieut 23 July 1916. T/Capt. 23 July 1917. A/Major 8 Ap. 1918. Operating Surgeon, Tooting Military Hosp. Served in Egypt and Palestine, during Allenby's campaign 1917-18, chiefly at 47th Stationary Hosp. at Gaza. Act. Major. R.A.W.C.

     He married 19. Ap. 1911, Mary Fitzpatrick, b. 17 June 1876 in Cork, d. 14 Jan.1946 in London, (dau. of Samuel A.Ossory Fitzpatrick of Dublin, Chief Clerk of the Irish Intermediate Education Board, by Sarah, dau. of Sir George Newenham). Author of "Those ?Dash Amateurs" 1918.

                             Children:

            20.     i      John Swift Joly b. 21 Mar. 1912.

10.  Susannah Maude Slator (dau. of Nathaniel Jerome Robert Slator), b. 5 Sept. 1872 at Eglish, d. 1 Jan.1930 at 44 Linden Rd. Bedford, (dau. of Matilda Berry).

       She married 1896 in Bedford, Sydney Lethbridge, b. 8 Nov.1868 at Cawnpore, d. 2 June 1942 at Brighton;  son of Rev. William M. Lethbridge, of Felmersham, near Bedford, by Louisa, dau. of Robert Hickey of Taughman, Co. Westmeath.

       WW1 served in India and Burma  Lt. Col. R.G.A.   O.B.E. Despatches I.G. 26 Nov. 1918 and 11 June 1920.

                             Children:

            22.     i      John Sydney Lethbridge b. 11 Dec.1897.

                      ii     Robert William Slator Lethbridge, b. 18 May 1904 at Bedford. Educ. at Uppingham and R.M.C. , Sandhurst. Unatt. List 2/Lieut.1924; I.A. 1925; Lieut. 1926; Capt. 1933. Major 1941; R.P. 1948;Adjt. 1/18 R. Garhwal Rifles 1933-37. Staff College, Quetta, 1937-38; Staff Capt. 1939-40. Served on N.W. Frontier 1937-38. Indian G.S. Medal with clasp.

                             WW@ R.Garhwal Rifles. A/Major 1940. T/Major 1940; A/Lieut. Col. 1942. Lieut. Col. 1942 in command 4/18 R.G.R in 1944. Served in Iraq 1941-42; Bde Major. Middle East 1942-1943. India1943-44. Burma 1944-45. 39/45 Star. Africa Star. Burma Star War Medal. G.S.O.I. Bengal and Assam Area1945-46. A.A.Q.M.G. 1946-.  Unmarried.

11.  Sybella Bernard Slator  (dau. of Nathaniel Jerome Robert Slator), b. 3 June 1875 at Eglish..

       She married 2 Oct 1901 at St. Martin's, Bedford, Kenlis Edward Nangle, b. 5 Feb. 1871 at Rangoon, d. 5 July 1950 at The Mall, Armagh.  Son of Henry Beresford Nangle, Major I.S.C., by Isabella Margaret Elizabeth, dau of Lt. Gen. G.S. Dobbie. Educ. at Bedford and Sandhurst. R. Inniskilling Fusilliers. 2/Lieut. 1890; Lieut.1892; transferred to I.A.I.S.C. 1892. Capt. 1901; Major 1908; Lieut. Col. 1916. Adjt. 3rd Inf. Hyderbad Contingent 1893. Served with Tirah Exp. Force 1897-8 as Brigade Transport to a column. Indian G.S. Medal with clasp. Adjt. Doolee Irregular Force 1898. South African War 1900; ops. in the Orange Free State Feb. - May; Karee Siding; in Cape Colony north and south of the Orange River; on special service Jan/Feb employed with transport, graded as Staff  Capt. Feb.-Aug. Queen's Medal with two clasps. With 94th Russell's Infantry 1908. 2nd in command 88th Carnatic Infantry 1914.

       WW1 D.A.Q.M.G., 9th Div. at Octacamund; in command of Batt. in Mesopotamia. B.W.M. Victory Medal. Despatches L.G. Mar. 1918 & Aug. 1918.

       WW2 Home Guard, Area Commander, Co. Derry, 1940. Defence Medal.

                             Children:

                      i      Gilbert William Nangle, b. 2 Oct. 1902 at Aurangabad, d. 2 Mar. 1944 Killed in action in Italy.  (son of Kenlis Edward Nangle). Educ. at Sedbergh and R.M.C., Sandhurst. I.A. Enlisted in French Foreign Legion fighting in Spain with Junta 1936. In Palestine Police Force 1940.

                             WW2 Reemployed  with I.A. ; Lieut. 1941. On secret service in Iraq 1941. With Indian Desert Squadron in Libya 1942 2/7th Gurkha Rifles 1943. Italy 1944. 39/45 Star. Africa Star. Italy Star. War Meda. Despatches. Killed in action in Italy. Unmarried.

                      ii     Henry Nathaniel Milo Nangle, b. 2 Feb 1904 in Aurangabad, d. 18 May 1931.  (son of Sybella Slator). Educ. at Osborne and Dartmouth. R.N. Cadet. Lieut. 1926. Att. R.A.F. as T/F.O. 1928. Killed in flying accident. Unmarried but engaged to Margaret, dau. of Lieut. Col. H.L. Showers C.S.I., C.I. E. Indian Political Dept.

            23.     iii    George Slator Nangle b. 1 Feb 1906.

            24.     iv    Francis Edward Nangle b. 11 May 1910.

12.  Frances Grace Slator (dau. of Nathaniel Jerome Robert Slator  and  Matilda Berry), b. 30 Dec. 1876 at Eglish, d. 9 Feb 1955 at Nottingham. She married Henry Bruce Foote, b. 22 Apr 1863 at Madres, d. 8 June 1932 at Farnham Common.  Frances was his second wife. Son of Robert Bruce Foote of the Geological Survey of India. Served in East Africa [see LAW for details of extensive military service].

                             Children:

            25.     i      John Bruce Foote b. 2 Mar 1918.

                      ii     Margaret Sybella Foote, b. 11 Oct 1921 at Leemington.. Educ. at Bedford H.S. and Bedford Coll. London. B.A. 1942. Teacher of languages at Edgbaston H.S. 1943-46. Traveling Sec. Intervarsity Fellowship of Evangelical Unions 1946. Unmarried.

13.  Edith Constance Slator (dau. of Nathaniel Jerome Robert Slator), b. 27 Jan 1880 at Eglish, d. 10 Dec.1938 at Farnham; buried there. She married Edward Raymond Osgood, b. c. 1860, d. 29 Nov. 1942 at Farnham; buried there. Educ. at Blundell's School, Tiverton. Manager Sugar Refinery at Cossipore for Turner, Morrison & Son.

                             Children:

            26.     i      Edith Mary Frances Osgood b. 19 Mar 1908.

            27.     ii     Josephine Isabella Osgood b. 28 Nov. 1909.

            28.     iii    Susanna Natalie Osgood b. 20 Feb. 1911.

14.  Edward Wilson Berry (son of John Berry), b. 26 Aug. 1881 at Fermoy Coll.  On staff Merchants Bank of Canada 1897-1907. Toronto University S.P.S. 1910 graduated in civil engineering in 1910. D.L.S. 1911. With Topographical Survey of Canada 1910 and later with Geodetic Survey; retired 1948. Lived at 229 First Avenue, Ottawa. He married 28 Dec. 1920, Edith Amy Bright, d. 20 March 1926; (dau. of J.G. Bright of Meaford).

                             Children:

            29.     i      John ( Jack) Groves Berry b. 6 Dec 1921.

            30.     ii     Natalie (Lee) Kathleen Berry, b. 23 Dec. 1925.

15.  John Frederick Berry (son of John Berry), b. 29 Nov. 1882 at Arlington House, Portarlington, d. 28 July 1956 at Prince Albert, Sask.  Canadian Bank of Commerce. Manager at Central Butts., Sask.: Manyberries, Alta: Admiral and Birch Hills, Sask.; retired 29 Nov. 1942. He married 3 Sept. 1919, Theresa Marguerite Harrington, b. 14 Oct. 1895 at Clinton,  (dau. of Peter Harrington of Clinton, P.E.I., by Theresa Marie, dau of John Duffy). Lived at 204 Carlton Apartments, Prince Albert, Sask.

                             Children:

            31.     i      Vernon Harrington Berry b. 13 Feb. 1921.

16.  Wenonah Vivien Berry (dau. of John Berry), b. 9 Oct. 1895 at Amherstburg, Ontario. She married Berthoud Clifford Boulton. Divorced 1950.

                             Children:

                      i      Katherine Berthoud Boulton, b. 20 Aug. 1921. She married William Becker, b.10 May 1908.

            32.     ii     Heather Vivien Boulton b. 19 June 1923.

            33.     iii    Mary Barbara Boulton, b. 11 Aug 1926.

            34.     iv    Ruth Danby Boulton b. 26 Oct. 1927.

           35.       v   John Berry Boulton b. ?

17.  Fleetwood Becher Berry (son of John Berry), b. 31 Dec. 1898 in Amherstburg, Ontario, d. 1990 in Toronto.  Educ. at Parkhill, Seaforth and Meaford. Toronto Univ. BA.  M.A. Lived at 86 Gormley Ave. Toronto. School teacher; President of Toronto Lodge for about eleven years.

He married 7 July 1925, Vera May Grant (dau of George C. E. Grant and Annie Lovatt) b. 10 Apr 1899, d. 22 Nov 1978  in Toronto, Ontario.

                             Children:

           36.      i      Fleetwood (Fleet) Grant Berry b. 1927.

                      ii      Allan Lovatt Berry, b. 23 May 1930, d. Aug 1932; buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Meaford.

18.  Cyril Brian Hornby Berry (son of John Berry), b. 5 May 1901 in Alvinston. Educ. at Parkville, Seaforth, and Meaford. Toronto Univ. M.B. 1927. M.D. 1930. On outpatient staff, Toronto Western Hospital. Lived at 125 Eglington Ave., East Toronto. He married, 26 July 1930,  Gertrude Alice Murphy; (dau. of Rowley Murphy of Toronto by Fannie, dau. of Napoleon Theodore Lyon of Toronto).

                             Children:

              37.   i      Alexandra Janet (Sandy) Berry, b. 1938 in Toronto.

Fifth Generation

19. Jessie Elizabeth Joly (dau. of Charles Jasper Joly), b. 26 Feb.1898. She married 1924, Nial Creagh O'Morchoe, b. 26 Sept. 1895 at Kilternan. Son of Rev. Thomas Arthur MacMurrogh O'Morchoe of Oulartleigh , inc. of Kilternan, by Anne, dau. of John George Gibbon of Kiltennell, Co. Wexford. Educ. St Andrews College, Dublin. 5th Leinsters. 2/Lieut. in Army 24 Aug. 1916. Indian Army 29 July 1917. Capt. 15 Aug. 1919. Major 15 Aug. 1933 Lieut. Col. 19 Apr. 1939. WW1 mobilized with S.R. 24 Nov. 1914- 28 July 1917. Served in France Sept. 1915-16. Palestine Mar 1918 - Jan 1921. Despatches., 1918. 1915 Star. B.W.M.Victory Medal. N.W. Frontier1921-4. Indian G.S. Medal with Clasp, Waziristan 1921-4. In command 4/15th Punjab Regt. 19 Apr. 1939-29 Sept. 1941.

       WW2 N.W. Frontier 1941; in command Mosul sub area 29 Sept. 1941-8. Aug. 1942 Tehran sub area 8 Aug 1942- 2 dec.1942. Cuttack with local rank of Col. 16 Mar. 1943- 15 Mar. 1946. In command Agra Station with rank of A/Col 15 Mar-Sept 1946. 39/45 Star. Defence Medal. War Medal. Retired 1947 with hon. rank of Col. (Kiltennell House, Gorey, Co. Wexford).

                             Children:

                      i      David Nial Creagh O'Morchoe, (son of Nial Creagh O'Morchoe) b. 17 May 1928 in Dublin; babt. at St. Bartholomews. d. 22 November 2019. Educ. at St Columba's Coll. Dublin and R.M.A. Sandhurst. Commissioned into R. Irish Fusiliers. 2/Lieut. 15 July 1948. Lieut 15 July 1950. T/Capt. 14 Apr. 1952. Att. Parachute Regt. Capt. July 1954. Attained rank of Maj-Gen. MBE (1966), CB (1979), CBE (2007). Military service mainly with the Royal Irish Fusiliers. Served in the Suez Canal Zone, Aqaba, Gibraltar and Germany. Commander-in-Chief of the army of Sultan of Oman before retirement in 1979. Became a successful sheep breeder in Co. Wexford, Ireland. President of the Republic of Ireland branch of the Royal British Legion since 1987. Holds the clan title The O Morchoe and is a member and former chairman of the Standing Council of Irish Chiefs and Chieftains. He married Margaret Brewitt. They had three children.

              38    ii     Charles Christopher Creagh O'Morchoe, b. 7 May 1931 at Quetta. 

20.  Lucy Mary Joly (dau. of Charles Jasper Joly), b. 3 Aug 1899 at Dunsink; bapt. at St. Matthias, Dublin. Educ. at T.C.D.  B.A., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O. 1924.  Worked at pneumoconiosis Research Unit of the Medical Research Council. She married 1938, Cecil McLean West, b. 8 Feb 1893 at Chorlton cum Hardy, d. 23 July 1951; (son of Arthur Birt West). Educ. at Blundell's School, Triverton and T.C.D.   M.B.,  B.Ch., B.A.O., 1915,  D.Sc.  1926.

       WW1 R.A.M.C. (S.R.) Lieut 6 Oct. 1915. Capt. 6 Apr 1916 M.C.  Served in Egypt 1915, France with the 10th Field Ambulance 1916-17. Italy with the Heavy Artillery 1917- Apr. 1919. Immediate M.C. June 1918  for conspicuous gallantry during the great Austrian attack. Italian Bronze Medal for Valour for devotion to duty in exposed positions on the Corso, and [illegible] 1915 Star. B.W.M. Victory Medal

       Sen. H.S., West Kent General Hosp. 1919-20. Chief Demonstrator of Anatomy, T.C.D. 1920-7 and University Anatomist 1922-7. Professor of Anatomy, Univ. Coll. Cardiff 1927-51. Author of medical textbooks (see LAW). Died suddenly in train between Cardiff and London.

                             Children:

                      i      Mary Frances West, b. 20 Sept. 1926 in Dublin.  Educ. at Downe House, Cold Ash, Newbury: Univ. Coll., London  and West London Hospital. M.B., B.Ch. (London) 1950 H.P. Church Village Hosp. 1950-51. H.S. West London Hosp. Mar 1951- Aug 1951.  J.H.M.O. Cffn Mably Oct 1951 - Jan. 1952. Gynae H.S. , Llandough - July 1952. S.H.O. Anaesthetics, Swansea Hosp. Aug 1952 - July 1953 and United Cardiff Hospitals Aug. 1953.

                      ii     Marjorie Jennifer West, b. 8 Aug. 1931.  Educ. at Downe House. Asst Sec. too Prof. J.Z. Young, Prof. of Anatomy, Univ. Coll. London. Sec. to Prof. Peterson, Prof of Physiology, Univ. Coll. Cardiff. Sec. at Longman Greens Publishers, London 1953.

                      iii    Jonathan Joly McLaren West, b. 25 Mar 1933.  Educ. at Bradfield and Queen's Coll. Cambridge' matric 1951.

21.  John Swift Joly (son of John Swift Joly), b. 21 Mar. 1912 at Harley St., W.I. Educ. at Westminster, T.C.D., Cambridge and St. Bartholomew's Hosp. B.A. 1933, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1937, M.B., B.Ch. 1938, F.R.C.S. 1941. H.S. Metropolitan Hosp., Kingsland Rd., Cas. H.S. Surgical Unit, and jun. H.S. E.N.T. Dept. St Bartholomew's Hosp., R.S.O. St Peter's Hosp., Fellow R. Soc. of Medicine.

       WW2 R.N.V.R. Surg. Lieut. 1941-1945. Served with Eastern Fleet 1941-2. Invergordon and Normandy 1943-4, Messina 1945. 39/45 Star. Atlantic Star with Bar for France and Germany. War Medal; Italy Star. Chief Asst. Genito-Urinary Dept, Central Middlesex Hosp., Clin Asst. St Peter's Hosp., Sen Surgical Registrar, Metropolitan Hosp., Surgeon, Colonial Hosp. San Fernando, Trinidad. He married 1944 at Invergordon, Beryl Le Mare,  dau. of William Roberton Le Mare of Cheshire and Mildred Caroline Southwell Piper, dau. of Frederick Southwell Piper of Bombay.

                             Children:

                      i      Mary Diana Hamilton Joly, b. 10 June1948 in London.

22.  John Sydney Lethbridge (son of Susannah Maude Slator), b. 11 Dec.1897 at Barrackpore.  (son of John Sydney Lethbridge) Educ. at Gresham's School, Holt; Uppingham and Jesus Coll., Cambridge and R.M.A., Woolich. R.E. 2/Lieut. 1915, Lieut. 1917.

       WW1  France and Belgium 1916-17. Aden Field Force 1917-1918 B.W.M.  Victory Medal. Despatches. M.C.I.A.  A/Capt. 1918-25. A/Major 1919-1920. Afghanistan 1919. Indian G.S. Medal and clasp.  R.E. Capt. 1924 Major 1930, Lieut. Col. 1940, Col  1943. C.S.O. Northern Command 1935-1936. G.S.O. 3 War Office 1936-37, G.S.O. 2 (temp) War Office 1937-39. Local Lieut. Col.  & G.S.O. 2, Senior Officer's School 1939-1940.

       WW2 A/ Lieut. Col.  1940; T/Lieut. Col. 1940; T/Col. 1940; A/Brig 1940-41; Dep. Director Staff Duties (W) 1940-42; T/Brig.1941-42; Director Munitions, War Office 1942-43; A/Major General 1942-43; T/Major General 1943-48.; Head of Military, Naval and Air Mission to S.W. Pacific 1943-44. Chief Liaison Off. between War Office  and S.H.A.E.P. for D Day landing 23 May 1944- 12 Aug. 1944. Chief of Staff, 14th Army in Burma 1944-1945. Chief of Intelligence, British Zone, Germany 1945-1948. Retired with hon. rank of Major General 20 Ap. 1948.

       39/45 Star; Burma Star; France & Germany Star; Defence Medal; War Medal C.B.E. 1942; C.B. 1946; American Legion of Merit 1947. Commdt. Civil Defence Staff College, Sunningdale 1949-52.

       Part-author of "Travels in India" 1935. F.R.G.S. He married at Simla, Katherine Greville Maynard, b. 1 Dec. 1904 at Simla, dau. of Sir John Maynard K.C.I.E., C.S.I., by Alfreda Horner, dau. of Richard Eppes of Appomattox City Point, Virginia.

                             Children:

                      i      Charmain Lethbridge, b. 1930 in London, d. 1930 in London.

                      ii     Neme Susan Lethbridge, b. 1932 at Quetta.  Educ. at Tudor Hall School, Bath high Sch and Sommerville Coll., Oxford; matric 1952. Admitted Grays Inn 1951. Sec. Oxford Grays Inn Soc. 1952-3. Called to the Bar, Trinity 1956.

                      iii    John Peter Lethbridge, b. 1934 in London.  Educ. at Uppingham. 1953 L/Cpl., R.E. in Germany N.S. 2/Lieut. R.E. 1954.

                      iv    Katherine Charmain Lethbridge, b. 1941 in Somerset.

23.  George Slator Nangle (son of Sybella Bernard Slator), b. 1 Feb 1906 at Bareilly, d.1994; Educ. at Sedbergh and R.M.C., Sandhurst. Unatt. List  2/Lieut. 1925; I.A. 2/Lieut. 1926; 2/9 Gurkha Rifles; Lieut. 1927. Capt. 1934; Major 1942. Adjt. and Q.M., Staff College, India 1936-37.

       WW2  C.S.O.2 1940. Instructor, Staff College, Palestine, 1940. A/Lieut. Col 1941; A/Major 1941-2; T/Major 1941-42; A/Lieut. Col. 1944. On staff North Western Army at Rawal Pindi, 1942. 2nd in command 1/9th Gurkhas 1943; in command 1944. G.S.O.I.G.H.Q. 1945. G.S.O. War Office. Served with Middle East Forces and in Italy 39/45 Star. Italy Star. Defence Medal. War Medal. D.S.O., C.B.E. He married Ann Clementine Massie, b. 24 Mar 1911 at Finchampstead, d, 1979; dau. of Brig. Gen. Roger Henry Massie  C.B. C.M.G.

                             Children:

                      i      Anne Nangle, b. 24 Oct 1942 at Rawal Pindi.

24.  Francis Edward Nangle (son of Sybella Bernard Slator), b. 11 May 1910 at Exmouth, d. 10 Jan 2000.  Educ. at Sedbergh and R.M.C., Sandhurst. Unatt. List 2/Lieut. 1930. I.A. 1931; Lieut. 1932; Capt. 1938; Maj. 1942. Retired as Hon. Lieut. Col. 1948. 4th  P.O.W. Own Gurkha Rifles. Served in Waziristan campaign 1939. Indian G.S. Medal with Clasp.

       WW2 A/Maj 1940-41. T/Major 1941-42; A/Lieut. Col.1942; T/Lieut Col. 1942-45. With 153rd Gurkha Parachute Batt. 1942-3; in command 3rd Batt. 1st Gurkha Rifles 1945; served in Burma and India. 39/45 Star. Burma Star. War medal. Indian Service Medal.  G.S. O.2 India Office 1946. Sec. Armagh and Down Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Associations1945. He married 25 Sept 1942 at Darjeeling, Patricia Adele Smyth-Osborn, b. 5 May 1920 at Darjeeling, dau. of Douglas Gregory Smyth-Osborn, I.A. WW2 St. John's Nurse at British Military Hosps. at Calcutta and Delhi.

                             Children:

                      i      Adele Moira Nangle, b. 29 Sept. 1943 at Poona.

                      ii     Kenlis Wilfrid Nangle, b. 19 Apr. 1945 at Bridport.

25.  John Bruce Foote (son of Frances Grace Slator), b. 2 Mar 1918 at Bath. Educ. at Cheltenham: Caius Coll., Cambridge and Guy's Hosp. B.A. 1939 M.B. , B.Ch. 1942. M.A. 1943.  M.D. 1951. H.P. & H.S. Orpington E.M.S. Hosp. 1942.

       WW2 R.A.F.V.R.   F.O. 1943; Flt. Lieut. 1944. Served in India 1944-45; Burma Ap. 1945-46.

       Lay Reader, Southwark, 1949, Southwell, 1952.

       Consultant Chemical Pathologist City Hosp. Nottingham 1952. He married 27 Sept. 1947, Hilda Mary Hinchliffe, b. 5 Jan 1925 at Hull, dau. of Edward Hinchliffe of Ottingham, by Norah Helena Smedley. Educ. at Leeds Girls H.S. and Somerville Coll., Oxford. B.A. (Modern Languages) 1946.

                             Children:

                      i      Sarah Anne Foote, b. 27 June 1949 at Guys Hosp.

                      ii     Eleanor Ruth Foote, b. 21 July 1951.

26.  Edith Mary Frances Osgood (dau. of Edith Constance Slator), b. 19 Mar 1908 at Calcutta. She married Anthony Leslie Novis, b. 22 Sept. 1906 at Bombay.  son of Thomas Shepherd Novis, Lieut. Col. I.M.S., by Margaret Ann, dau. of Capt. Anthony Tunstall. Educ. at Epsom Coll., Brasenose Coll. Oxford.  B.A. 1928. Rugby Blue 1927; played with British team that toured  N.Z. and Australia in 1930; for England 1929, 30; Capt. 1933; for Army 1929,30,31,32,33 & 35. Capt. in all but 1929.

       Gen. List  T.A., 2nd Lieut. 1929. Lieut. 1932; Capt. 1938; Maj.1946. R.A.R.O. Served in Palestine 1938-9. g.s. medal with bar.

       WW2 Served in North Africa 1940-41; N.W. Europe 1944; wounded at Sidi Barani, where he won the M.C.; wounded in France. A/Maj. 1940; W.S. Maj. 1944; T/Lieut. Col. 1951.

                             Children:

                      i      Richard Anthony Novis, b. 21 June 1938 at Aldershot.

                      ii     Susan Josephine Novis, b. 27 Apr 1942 at Farnham.

                      iii    Jillian Frances Novis, b. 29 Nov 1944.

27.  Josephine Isabella Osgood (dau. of Edith Constance Slator), b. 28 Nov. 1909, d. Apr 1934 at Burnham, Bucks. She married Harold Martin Jacques; son of Percival Stanley Jaques of Gerards Cross and Dorothy Wilson. Educ. at Christ's Hosp. and Middlesex Hosp. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. 1927. H.S. and Res. Off., E.N.T. & Orthopaedic Depts.; H. P. Obstetrics and Gynae. Depts, Middlesex Hosp. Div. Surgeon, St John Ambulance Brigade.

                             Children:

              39    i      Timothy Jaques, b. 22 Mar 1933 at Burnham.

28.  Susanna Natalie Osgood (dau. of Edith Constance Slator), b. 20 Feb. 1911 in Surrey,  (dau. Edith Constance Slator). She married (1) William Byfield Hall, b. 6 Sept 1910, d. 9 Oct 1937.  died during operation. No children.

       She married (2) Malcolm Kelty McLeod, b. 3 Apr 1910 at Delhi; son of Lieut. Col. Kenneth McLeod, 2/16th Punjabis.

                             Children:

                      i      Torquil McLeod, b. 29 Oct. 1940.

                      ii     Judy Anita Dorette McLeod, b. 4 Dec. 1943.

                      iii    Christine McLeod, b. 23 July 1945 at Simla.

29.  John (Jack) Groves Berry (son of Edward Wilson Berry), b. 6 Dec 1921 at Calgary, Alta., d. 31 Aug 1989 in Ottawa.  Educ. at Glebe Collegiate Institute, Ottawa and Queen's Univ., Kingston, Ontario. B.Sc. (electrical) in 1950. In WW2 enlisted with Canadian Armoured Corps 3 May 1943. 2/Lieut. 8 Apr. 1944; reverted to rank of Gnr. 1 Sept. 1944; discharged as Bdr. 12 Oct. 1945; served in England 12 Oct- 12 Dec. 1944, Italy 24 Dec. 1944-7; Mar 1945 . France 8 Mar. - 4 Sept 1945. Awarded Italy Star, France and German Star. War Medal. Canadian Voluntary Service Medal with Clasp. Joined R. C. Signals as 2/Lieut. 20 Sept. 1949. Lieut. 15 June 1950. Capt. 12 Mar. 1954. Served in Korea Apr.1952- Mar1953. Korea Medal and United Nations Medal. He married 27 Dec. 1947, Norah Duncan, b. 1921 in Edinburgh, (dau. of George Duncan of Dolbeau, Quebec Prov., by Annie Elizabeth, dau. of Adam Taylor of 3 Durham Place, Portabello, Midlothia.

Jack died in a tragic accident when a gas leak in the basement parking garage of his condo exploded when someone lit up. Jack was in the lobby of the building at the time.

                             Children:

              40.   i      Tom Groves Berry, b. 1949 at Kingston, Ontario.

              41.   ii     Peter Duncan Berry, b. 1951 at Brandon, Manitoba.

                     iii     Norah Jill Berry, b. 1957 in Ottawa.

30.  Natalie (Lee) Kathleen Berry (dau. of Edward Wilson Berry), b. 23 Dec. 1925 in Ottawa, d. 12 Oct 2008 in Brockville, Canada.  Educ. at Glebe Collegiate Inst. and Business Coll., Ottawa, Univ. of Toronto. Graduated in occupational therapy 1945. Lived at 24 Hamilton St. Brockville, Ontario. She compiled a comprehensive family genealogy which is the source of much of the information (post 1958) used here.  She married David Lionel Clow, b. 13 Jun 1909 in Brockville, Ontario, d. 4 Mar 1991 in Brockville, Ontario. David was an employee of Brockville Psychiatric hospital for 36 years. In WW2 he served with the Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders in Canada, Britain and Europe. He achieved the rank of Warrant Officer 2 on discharge.

                           Children:  

            42.     i      Davida Kathleen Clow b. 1947.

            43.     ii     Edward Duane Clow b. 1948.

                      iii    Gordon Raymond Clow, b. 18 Dec 1952 in Brockville, d. 18 Mar 1954 in Brockville, lived in Ottawa, buried in Oakland Cemetery, Brockville.  Died aged 7 months.

            44.     iv    Albert William Clow b. 1954.

            45.     v     Dorothy Pamela Clow b. 1957.

            46.     vi    Barbara Natalie Clow b. 1959.

                      vii   Edith Caroline Clow, b. 11 Feb 1961, d. 11 Feb 1961 in Brockville, buried in Oakland Cemetery, Brockville.

31. Vernon Harrington Berry (son of John Frederick Berry), b. 13 Feb. 1921 at Admiral.  Educ. at Birch Hills, Univ. of Sask  B.A.  B. E. In WW2 was Radar Officer (Lieut) in Canadian Navy. Radar instructor Cornwallis N.S.  M.Sc. McGill Univ.

       He married Irene May Daly, b. 23 Oct. 1919, (dau. of Michael Daly and Lillian McGoey).

                             Children:

             47     i     Arlene Joan Berry, b.1947 in Detroit.

                      ii     Gregory Harrington Berry, b. 1949 in Detroit.

                      iii    Margaret Louise Berry, b. 1953. She married, 29 Oct. 1983, James Deasy.

                      iv    Denise Patricia Berry, b. 1958.

                      v     David Christopher Berry, b. 1959.

32.  Heather Boulton (dau. of Wenonah Vivien Berry), b. 1923.

       She married 26 Nov 1957, Edward Raymond (Luke) McCleary, b. 1920 in Oakview, CO d. ? 1994. Resident in Montrose, CO. USA.

                             Children:

                      i      Edward Larry McCleary, b. 1949. B.A. M.D. Trained and practiced as a paediatric neurosurgeon. He married Christine Ann Budzanowski.

              48    ii     Sandra Lee McCleary, b. 1952.

                      iii    Janet Lyn McCleary, b. 1955. in Levittown, PA.  She married Richard Wetter, b. 1948 in Buffalo, NY, (son of Lawrence Wetter and Ruth Martha Gerretsen).

33. Mary Barbara Boulton (dau. of Wenonah Vivien Berry), b. 11 Aug 1926, d. 3 Apr 1994 in Westfield, New York, NY. She married Norman Bonsell, b. 28 Jun 1920, d. 12 Dec 1993.

                             Children:

            49.     i      Boulton Bonsall b. 1959.

                      ii     Bruce Edward Bonsall, b. 1962.  He married Sandra Lee Vance.

34.  Ruth Danby Boulton (dau. of Wenonah Vivien Berry), b. 1927 in New York, NY. Resident in San Luis Obispo, Ca. She married 9 Aug 1947, Thomas Jorgensen, b. 1918 at Fresno, California, (son of Nels Peter Jorgensen and Anna Winter).

                             Children:

            50.     i      Sydney Ann Jorgensen, b. 1948.

            51      ii     Danby Winter Jorgensen, b. 1951.

                      iii    Robert Bruce Jorgensen, b. 1954.

35.  John Berry Boulton (son of Wenonah Vivien Berry).  He married Carol Diana Carstens, b. 1943, (dau. of Arthur Carstens and Ethel ?).

                             Children:

                      i      Mathew John Boulton, b. 1964 in Anchorage, Alaska.

                      ii     Elizabeth Kay Boulton, b. 1967 in Lansing, Michigan.

            52.     iii    Michael Lee Boulton b. 1968.

                      iv    Sarah Jane Boulton, b. 1970 in Kansas City, Missouri.

                      v     Jonathan Taylor Boulton, b. 1971 in Vietnam.

                      vi    Lise Katherine Boulton, b. 1971 in New York.

                      vii   Christopher Solomon Boulton, b. 1973 in Vietnam.

                      viii  Hanna Leigh Boulton, b. 1979 in Lawrence, Kansas.

                      ix    Rancy Kim Boulton, b. 1979 in Korea.

                      x     Margaret Elise Boulton, b. 1981.

                      xi    Joshua Steven Boulton, b. 1983 in Korea.

36.  Fleetwood (Fleet) Grant Berry (son of Fleetwood Becher Berry), b. 1927 in Toronto, d. April 2016, Vancouver; electrical engineer, specializing in instrumentation; taught at Uni of B.C. Resident in Vancouver, BC. He married Phyllis Winifred Funchion, b. 1932 in Quebec, d. 6 Nov 2007, (youngest dau. of Percy James Martin Funchion and Bertra Amelia Sheppard.)

  Fleetwood Grant Berry (1927-2016)  (Courtesy Tara Parr)

                          Children:

            53.     i      Byron Fleetwood Berry b 1964.

            54.     ii     Tara Jean Berry b. 1966.

37.  Alexandra Janet (Sandy) Berry (dau. of Cyril Bryon Hornby Berry), b. 28 March 1938 in Toronto.  She married James D. Borrowman.

                             Children:

                      i      Kevin Borrowman.

                      ii     Colin Borrowman.

Sixth Generation

38.  Charles Christopher Creagh O'Morchoe (son of Jessie Elizabeth Joly), b. 7 May 1931 at Quetta, d. 18 Apr 2011 at Poulsbo, Washington, USA.  Educ. at Wellington and T.C.D. B.A. 1953, M.B., B.Ch, B.A.O. 1955,  M.A. 1959, M.D. 1961. Ph. D. 1969, D.Sc. 1981.; on the faculty of  TCD from 1957 to 1968 with a gap of two years spent in the USA. Elected a Fellow of TCD during that time. Subsequently he was a Professor at the University of Maryland, Head of the Anatomy Department of Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine (1974-1984) and then Dean of the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Urbana-Champaign (1984-1998) and was its Emeritus Dean and Professor. He lived in retirement in Washington State. He married Patricia Jean Richardson, b. 15 Sep.1930, d. 2003. Also an M.D of TCD; she followed a similar academic medical career.

                             Children:

                      i      David James Creagh O'Morchoe.  He married Patrice ?. M.D. Opthalmologist; lives in the USA

            55.     ii     Charles Wilson O'Morchoe.

39.  Timothy Jaques (son of Josephine Isabella Osgood), b. 1933 at Burnham.

                             Children:

                      i      David Jaques.  

40.  Tom Groves Berry (son of  John Groves Berry) , b. 1949 at Kingston, Ontario, d. 2013 in Ottawa.  He married (1) Lyse Gautier, b. 1948, (dau. of Joseph Gautier and wife Therese). He married (2) Catherine Marguerite McKey, b. 1953, (dau. of Norton McKey and wife Helja Else Maple, Pentold, Finland).

                             Children:

                      i      Marie Lucie Chantal Berry, b. 1973 in Hull PQ.

                      ii     Megan Patricia Elizabeth Berry, b. 1985 in Toronto ON.

                      iii    Fletcher Groves Berry, b. 1989 in Toronto, ON.

41.  Peter Duncan Berry (son of  John Groves Berry), b. 1951 at Brandon, Manitoba.  He married Susan Patricia Reeves, b 1956 in Ottawa, (dau. of John H. Reeves and wife Patricia Anunson).

                             Children:

                      i      Kendra McKenzie Berry, b. 1989.

                      ii     Dylan Jack Berry, b. 1990.

                      iii    Justine Ariel Berry, b. 1991.

                      iv    Jordan Joshua Douglas Berry, b. 1993.

42.  Davida Kathleen Clow (dau of Natalie Kathleen Berry), b. 1947 in Toronto, lived in Prince George, B.C.  She married Raymond John Morgan, b. 1948, (son of George Morgan and wife Elizabeth Gatenby Smith).

                             Children:

                      i      Sarah Phyllis Morgan, b. 1975 in Richmond, BC.

                      ii     Michael James Morgan, b. 1976 in Terrace, BC.

                      iii    Bethany Lee Morgan, b. 1981 in Terrace, BC.

43.  Edward Duane Clow (son of Natalie Kathleen Berry), b. 1948 in Brockville, ON, d. 5 Oct 1994 in Ottawa, ON, lived in Ottawa, buried in Oakland Cemetery, Brockville.  He married Joan Elizabeth Hunter, b. 1949 in Brockville, ON., (dau. of William Elliot Hunter and wife Marjory Beatty).

                             Children:

                      i      Jennifer Elizabeth Clow, b 1974 in Ottawa.

                      ii     Brian Andrew Clow, b. 1979 in Whitehorse, YT.

44.  Albert William Clow (son of Natalie Kathleen Berry), b. 1954 in Brockville, lived in High Prairie, Alberta.  He married Gayle Heather Clouston, b. 1951, (dau of James Clouston and wife Joyce Haake).

                             Children:

                      i      Brandy J. Clow, b. 1980 in Yellowknife, NT.  Adopted son (N. American Indian).

45.  Dorothy Pamela Clow (dau. of Natalie Kathleen Berry), b. 1957 in Brockville, lived in Petersborough.  She married Donald Alan Couper, b. 1955,  (son of Archibald Couper and wife Moira Hunt).

                             Children:

                      i      Ian Cassidy Couper, b. in Calgary, AB.

                      ii     Barbara Joanne Couper, b. 1987 in Fergus, ON.

46.  Barbara Natalie Clow (dau. of Natalie Kathleen Berry), b. 1959 in Brockville, resident in Toronto.  She married (1) John Verbaas, b. 1959,  (son of George Verbaas and wife Jane Bot). She married (2) John Bingham, b. 1 Jun 1959, (son of Charles Bingham and wife Anne).

                             Children:

                      i      Noah Harrison (Harry) Bingham.

47.  Arlene Joan Berry (dau. of Vernon Harrington Berry) , b. 1947 in Detroit.  She married (1) Richard Backus.

                             Children:

                      i      Kelly Backus.

                      ii     Jill Backus.

                      She married (2) Allen Boehm

48.  Sandra Lee McCleary (dau. of Heather Boulton), b. 1952 in Wilkes Barre, PA.  She married Clark Robert Nicklas, b. 1949 in Buffalo, NY.

                             Children:

                      i      David McCleary Nicklas, b. 1978 in Pittsburg, PA.

                      ii     Steven Robert Nicklas, b. 1981 in Pittsburg, PA.

49.  Boulton Bonsall (dau. of Mary Barbara Boulton), b.1959.  He married Sherri ?.

                             Children:

                      i      Tyler William Bonsall, b. 1992.

50.  Sydney Anne Jorgensen (dau. of Ruth Danby Boulton) , b. 1948.  She married Blaine Goodwin (son of Blaine Goodwin and Posey Clancey).

                             Children:

                      i      Abbe Melisa Goodwin, b. 1978 in England.

                      ii     Neils Lawrence Goodwin, b. 1980.

51.  Danby Winther Jorgensen (son. of Ruth Danby Boulton) , b.?  He married Jean Bos (dau. of Richard Bos and Marion Nicholes).

                             Children:

                      i      Aaron Neils Jorgensen, b. 1975.

                      ii     Matthew Richard Jorgensen, b. 1977.

52.  Michael Lee Boulton (son of John Berry Boulton ), b. 1968 in Wicheta, Kansas.  He married Laura Terry (dau. of Wendell Lee Terry and Phyllis Ann).

                             Children:

                      i      Madison Boulton, b. 1994.

53.  Byron Fleetwood Berry (adopted son of  Fleetwood Grant Berry) , b. 1964 in  Vancouver, lives in Toronto. Financial Analyst. He married Ann Sylvia Brooker, b. 1965, (dau. of Michael and Jeanette Brooker).

                             Children:

                      i      Lowell Jacob Berry Brooker, b. 2000 in Toronto.

                      ii     Callista Scout Berry Brooker, b. 2006 in Toronto.

54.  Tara Jean Berry (adopted dau. of  Fleetwood Grant Berry) , b. 1966  in  Vancouver, lives in Sidney B.C. Insurance broker. She married (1) Bruce Ross Pomeroy, b. 1964. (son of Allen Pomeroy and Joyce Anderson). She married (2) Michael Parr.

                             Children:

                      i      Danielle Jordon Pomeroy, b. 1990 in Victoria, BC.

                      ii     Chloe Noelle Pomeroy, b. 1992 in Victoria, BC.

Seventh Generation

55.  Charles O'Morchoe (son of Charles Christopher Creagh O'Morchoe) .  He married Susan ?.

                             Children:

                      i      Katherine O’Morchoe.

Appendix

Transcripts of Letters to Robert Berry from Family Members 1703-1804

Robert Fleetwood Berry (1777-1822) was the twelfth child and seventh son of Thomas Berry (1738-1815) and his wife, Frances (1743-1807) of Eglish Castle, who had sixteen children between 1759 and 1787. In 2011 I was able to read and record 27 surviving letters, the majority of which were written by various members of this Berry family to Robert who, at the age of 17, was apprenticed to Mr John Brennard, a cotton merchant in Liverpool.  Of 25 letters addressed to Robert, 17 were from Hester, his oldest sister, who was married to Sir William Smith (later Cusack-Smith) and was based in Dublin with her four children. Five were from his mother Frances, from Eglish Castle. One was from Thomas, his father. One each were from his older brothers, John and Sterling.  The two remaining were from Mrs L'estrange, a neighbour, to Frances Berry and possibly from Martha Berry to Elizabeth Crow. The letters, which span the period between 1793 and 1804, and were lodged in the Offaly County Library by Lt. Col. Francis Nangle, appear to be a collection of random survivors. Transcripts were recently made by Bruce Trewin and edited by me - sometimes a difficult task because of illegibility of handwriting and fading or damage. Nevertheless, they give an insight into some personal events in the lives of Robert, Hester and Frances Berry and the contemporary socio-political situation. Frances was clearly closely involved with the lives of all her children and shared local gossip and news. Hester was ambitious and supportive of her husband’s career (e.g. letter 15) and mentions several social events in Dublin such as a ball and a performance of a Shakespeare play (letters 7 and 10). These transcripts, with the exception of the last two, may be viewed in "Attached files" at the bottom of this page.

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