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Hello

Im researching a Hugh Cholmondeley - Coldstream Guards MC winner in 1918

If someone has a copy of debretts could they look him up please

any info appreciate - apart from census, MIC and LG details not doing very well

cheers

Ian

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thanks for the reply

handy link - I will have a look

cheers

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thats a negative - the snap shots from debretts are just a tease as cant see the whole page

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I have a copy at home; if no-one beats me to it I'll have a look (after the final of Only Connect can't miss the divine Ms Coren-Mitchell :wub: ). Also Who's Who.

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Thanks - and thats a very good reason to wait until later

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I think he will be there as the surname seems quite blue-blooded and the family home(s) is rather large

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I don't subscribe to Debretts, but this may be of interest:

Hugh Cholmondeley, born 18 October 1899. (I suspect it should be 1898). Son of Reginald Harry Cholmondeley & Florence Sophia.

The Plantagenet roll of the blood royal; being a complete table of all the descendants now living of Edward III, King of England, Page 541 | Document Viewer

Hugh Cholmondeley

Baptism: 02 April 1899

Place: Hatfield, Herts

Father: Reginald Harry

Mother: Florence Sophia

Newspaper Article - ARRESTED DIPLOMAT

JP

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Have you tried "The Aristocracy and the Great War" by Gliddon?

The Cholmondleys listed in Cheshire (Cholmondeley Castle) and Norfolk (Houghton Hall) are related to the 4th Marquess (George Cholmondeley 1858-1923) and his sons the Earl of RockSavage (George Horatio) and Lord George Hugo as well as the youngest son of the 3rd Marquess (Charles). All four served. No mention of a Hugh Cholmondeley but doubtless he is related in some way. As you doubtless know the family is rather large.

Gliddon's book only indexes the family seats and not the titles or surnames. If you know of any other Cholmondeley home locations or houses I can check for you. Sadly the Hampshire house mentioned in your other thread does not get a mention.

MG

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He has an entry in the IWM's Lives of the Great War but I can't get that through the firewall :angry2:

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He has an entry in the IWM's Lives of the Great War but I can't get that through the firewall :angry2:

All it shows the the info based on the MIC. Nothing else. No firewall experienced... MG

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Thanks all - gives me some more to go on.

His family seem to move house a lot, or just owned a lot and that's where they happened to be at census time

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I've just had a look through Burke's Peerage 107th edition. Couldn't see this Hugh at first glance. Any ideas of parents/location?

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names correct as above

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maybe the blue blood was thinner than I hoped

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The novelist Mary Cholmondeley lived at Tolmers.. They were the part of the family that went into the church, I believe. Possibly directly related. MG

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maybe the blue blood was thinner than I hoped

Maybe, but he still gets a mention in the Plantagenet Roll (See #10).

Death Notice from The Times:

Hugh Cholmondeley

Age: 86

Birth Year: 1899

Death Date: 16 December 1985

Published Date: 18 December 1985

JP

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I love this forum - I was going round in circles without this help

cheers all

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Maybe, but he still gets a mention on the Plantagenet Roll (See #10).

Death Notice from The Times:

Hugh Cholmondeley

Age: 86

Birth Year: 1899

Death Date: 16 December 1985

Published Date: 18 December 1985

JP

now is this my Hugh ? Hugh is a common name in the Cholmondeley clan

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now is this my Hugh ? Hugh is a common name in the Cholmondeley clan

The DOB fits.

Unfortunately, I don't subscribe to The Times Archive and don't know anyone who does. Sorry.

JP

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