Major Richard James Pike of Glendarrary, Achill Sound, County Mayo

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Major Richard James Pike, Achill Sound, County Mayo b.17 February 1850 d.29 November 1891. More information

M	i	Richard Nicholson of Glendarrary b.18 May 1880 killed in action September 1915, 6th Battalion, Rifle Brigade;
M	ii	William b.28 September 1881 killed in action August 1915 at Gallipoli [picture];
M	iii	Frank of Glendarrary b.13 March 1886 Married in 1913 Daphne Kenyon d.24 June 1953 daughter of Kenyon Stow of Bath. They had the following children:  Patrick Kenyon b.21 August 1914, killed flying over the North Sea;  James Maitland b.8 February 1916  (married unknown and had one child,   Dierdre)
F	iv	Kathleen Agnes. Married 1 October 1913 Charles Aleyn Lawson of Wyke House, Felpham, Bognor Regis b.1873, son of Reverend Canon Frederick Pike Lawson b.1844 d.1909. They had one son and one daughter.

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Richard James Pike was Major in the Suffolk Regiment.

Emily Todd-Naylor's dowry was a large part of Liverpool docks.

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William Pike b.28 September 1881 killed in action August 1915 at Gallipoli

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• George Henry Jeans - first of 6 generations of Jeans family tree
• John Jeffrey - first of 5 generations of Jeffrey family tree
• John Murray - first of 9 generations of Murray family tree
• Richard Pike - first of 9 generations of Pike family tree
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Notes on sources

Anderson family tree

Information is largely taken from the book 'The Andersons of Peterhead'. This was based on the records made by John Anderson 1825/1903 [VIII 32], known as 'China John'. This was brought up to date in 1936 by Cecil Ford Anderson [X 17] and Agnes Donald Ferguson [CS 45 X b]. Many photographs were taken and compiled in an album by Olive Edis (daughter of Mary Murray, daughter of Andrew Murray (2) of Aberdeen). Corrections to both Janet Innes Anderson's and Alexander Murray's death dates from Robert Murray Watt and Iain Forrest.

Forrest family tree

Iain Forrest kindly supplied material to update the Forrest family (progeny of William Forrest) details.

Hibbert family tree

The information is largely taken from a tree compiled by F.B. (she knows who she is!) with extra material found by the author.

Murray family tree

The 'Genealogical Table showing various branches of the Murray family', from which this information was taken, was prepared by Alexander Murray of Blackhouse, extended by Andrew Murray - advocate - Aberdeen circa 1880 and further extended by Arthur Murray Watt 1972. The generational notation is the author's.

Pike family tree

Information from family sources as well as 'Burke's Landed Gentry' 1875

Stevenson family tree and many Stevenson and Anderson photos

Deepest thanks for some fantastic pictures and for writing the wonderful book 'Jobs for the Boys' to Hew Stevenson, which you can see on www.dovebooks.co.uk.

And the rest

Thanks also to all who have written in with information, advice, help and, most importantly, corrections.

© John Hibbert 2001-2013

28 February, 2021