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William Lacon Childe of Kinlet and Kyre Park, Sheriff of Salop

from http://www.memorial-inscriptions.org.uk/stpeters-kinlet.htm
William Lacon CHILDE of Kinlet and Kyre in the county of Worcester M.P. for Wenlock from 1820 - 1826 Born January 3rd 1786, died December 12th 1880 age 95, and Harriet his wife, 2nd daughter of William CLUDDE, of Orleton, born 1786, married 1807, died 1849 and their children William Lacon CHILDE, born 1810, died October 1881 having married 1839, Barbara daughter of T GIFFARD of Chivington and had two sons who died young, Jonathon, Capt in the 12th Lancers, born 1811, died April 1862 Baldwyn died 1818, age 4 years, Lucy died 1865 age 9 years

From The Leeds Mercury, 16th December 1880:
"Educated at Harrow where he was the fellow of the late Lord Palmerston, Sir Robert Peel, Lord Byron, and the late Duke of Sutherland. He afteerwards entered Christ Church Oxford. He sat in the House of Commons, in the Conservative interest, as a member for Wenlock, in the first Parliament of George IV, he moved the address in reply to the King's Speech, in Febrauary, 1823. Mr Childe was the magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant for the counties of Worcester and Salop, and served as High Sheriff of the latter county in 1859; he was also a magistrate of the county of Hereford."

William married Harriet Cludde 13 Aug 1807, Rockwardine. Harriet was born 1786; died 1849. [Group Sheet]

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of Orleton, Shropshire.
Second daughter

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William the elder son of Charles Baldwyn and Catherine Childe assumed his mother's name on her death. He was a great Agriculturist and a well-known rider to hounds by which he gained the soubriquet of " the flying Childe." He married Annabella, the daughter of Sir Charlton Leighton of Loton, and died 1828 in London from an accidental fall and is buried at Kinlet. He was succeeded by his only son William Lacon Childe, M.P., who was born Jan. 3rd, 1784, and died Dec. 12th, 1880.

Charles Baldwyn was born 1729 and married in 1752 the heiress of Kinlet. He was reeklessly extravagant and with the unwilling consent of his son he sold all his own estates for which he had to obtain a special Act of Parliament, dissipated the purchase money and died and is buried at Eastbourne. Mrs. Baldwyn died of small-pox in 1770 and the Kinlet estates devolved by her father's will on her eldest son William Baldwyn, then a boy at Harrow, with a request that he should assume the name of Childe. Another son Charles Baldwyn died unmarried 1811, and a daughter Catherine Baldwyn also unmarried was buried at Kinlet 1838. William the elder son of Charles Baldwyn and Catherine Childe assumed his mother's name on her death.

William married Annabella Leighton 20 Nov 1775, Kinlet. Annabella was born Abt 1750; died 20 Jan 1816, St Julians,Shrewsbury; was buried , St. Julian Shrewsbury. [Group Sheet]

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file:///c:/Documents%20and%20Settings/John%20Goswell/My%20Documents/family%20tree/Hughes/Baldwyn_Childe.htm says Annabella Leighton

dod 21/1/1816 as per
John Burke's "A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain"

Other Events:

• Death: 1770, Of smallpox

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from http://www.memorial-inscriptions.org.uk/stpeters-kinlet.htm
Catherine, eldest daughter of William Lacopn CHILDE, Knight in the Shire for the county of Stafford, representative of this county in three parliaments, she died at Bath in her 48th year and interred here June 2nd MDCCLXX

Could have been Catherine Lacon Childe

Died of smallpox