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COPE, James (c.1709-56).

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b. c. 1709, s. of Gen. Sir John Cope by Jane, da. of Anthony Duncombe, sis. of Anthony, 1st Lord Feversham. unm.
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Sec. to Walter Titley at Danish court, 1729 – 37; sec. to commissioners to treat in Antwerp for a commercial treaty 1737 – 41; resident in Hamburg to the Hanse towns 1741–56. On leave 21 Aug. 1754 – 19 May 1755, and 21 Oct. 1755–d. D. B. Horn, British Diplomatic Reps 1689–1789, p. 71.

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CORNEWALL, Frederick (1706-88), of Delbury Hall, Diddlesbury, Salop

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bap. 3 Aug. 1706, 3rd s. of Rev. Frederick Cornewall, vicar of Bromfield, Salop by his w. Elizabeth Trice. m. 2 May 1746, Mary, da. of Francis Herbert, M.P., of Oakley Park, Ludlow, a 2nd cos. of Lord Powis, 3s.
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Lt. R.N. 1734; capt. 1744; lost an arm off Toulon, Feb. 1744.

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CORNEWALL, Frederick (1706-88), of Delbury Hall, Diddlesbury, Salop
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CORNEWALL, Frederick (1752-83), of Delbury Hall, Diddlesbury, Salop

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b. 13 Apr. 1752, 1st s. of Frederick Cornewall. educ. Eton 1765-9; St. John’s, Camb. 1770; L. Inn. 1773. unm. Took name of Walker before Cornewall, 21 July 1781.
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CORNEWALL, Frederick (1752-83), of Delbury Hall, Diddlesbury, Salop
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CORNEWALL, Sir George, 2nd Bt. (1748-1819), of Moccas Court, Herefs.

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b. 5 Nov. 1748, 1st s. of Sir George Amyand by Anna Maria, da. of John Abraham Corteen, a Hamburg merchant. educ. Eton 1758-64; Ch. Ch. Oxf. 1766. m. 18 July 1771, Catherine, da. and h. of Velters Cornewall of Moccas Court, Herefs., and assumed name of Cornewall, 2s. 5da. His sisters; James Harris, 1st Earl of Malmesbury and Sir Gilbert Elliot, 4th Bt.. suc. fa. as 2nd Bt. 16 Aug. 1766.
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CORNEWALL, Sir George, 2nd Bt. (1748-1819), of Moccas Court, Herefs.
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CORNEWALL, Sir George, 2nd Bt. (1748-1819)

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CORNEWALL, Velters (?1697-1768), of Moccas Court, Herefs.

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b. ?1697, 3rd s. of Gen. Henry Cornewall, M.P., of Moccas by Susanna, da. of Sir John Williams, 2nd Bt., of Minster, Kent. educ. Ch. Ch. Oxf. 8 July 1714, aged 17; L. Inn 1714. m. (1) 1722 (marriage licence 22 Apr.), Judith, da. of Sir James Herbert of Coldbrook, Mon., wid. of Sir Thomas Powell, 1st Bt., M.P., s.p.s.; (2) Oct. 1734, Jane (d. 10 Apr. 1735), da. of Edmund Bray of Barrington Court, Glos., s.p.; (3) 2 Apr. 1737, Catherine, yst. da. and coh. of William Hanbury of Byfleet, Surr., 1s. d.v.p., 1da. who; 1771 Sir George Amyand, 2nd Bt., who took name of Cornewall. suc. fa. in estates of Moccas and Bredwardine 1717.
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CORNEWALL, Velters (?1697-1768)

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