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Family of Francis Clifton and Eleanor Martin

Husband: Francis Clifton (1812-1892)
Wife: Eleanor Martin ( -1854)
Marriage 14 Nov 1840

Husband: Francis Clifton

Name: Francis Clifton
Sex: Male
Father: Marshall Waller Clifton (1787-1861)
Mother: Elinor Katherine Bell (1792-1866)
Birth 18 Apr 1812 Putney, Surrey
Baptism 31 Jul 1812 (age 0) St Mary, Putney, Surrey
Death 13 Jan 1892 (age 79) Silverdale, Oak Hill Road, Putney, Surrey

Wife: Eleanor Martin

Name: Eleanor Martin
Sex: Female
Father: John Martin ( - )
Mother: Sophia Louisa Grant ( - )
Death 17 Dec 1854 Malta

Note on Husband: Francis Clifton (1)

CLIFTON Sir Francis of Silverdale Oak Hill Road Putney Surrey baronet died 13 January 1892. Probate London 9 February to George Clifton esquire. Effects £1188 1s. 3d.

Note on Husband: Francis Clifton (2)

THE LATE SIR F. CLIFTON.

Sir Francis Clifton, whose death occurred at the close of last week at the residence of his brother, Silverdale, Putney, at the age of 79, was the eldest son of the late Mr Marshall Waller Clifton, F.R.S., many years a Magistrate for the colony of Western Australia, and a member of the Legislative Council there. He was born in 1812, and was educated at Westminster, having been, while very young, a schoolfellow of Mr Gladstone at a private school in the suburbs of London. He succeeded to the title (which dates from 1611) on the death of his kinsman, Sir Theodore Clifton, in 1880. Sir Francis was twice married; firstly to Eleanor Louisa, daughter of Major John Martin, and secondly to Marion Fergus, daughter of Mr Alexander Manson, of Paisley, Renfrewshire.

Dundee Evening Telegraph, 20 Jan 1892

With thanks to Bill Norton

Note on Wife: Eleanor Martin

CLIFTON Eleanor, 16 January 1861. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Eleanor Clifton (Wife of Francis Clifton Esquire) late of the Island of Malta deceased who died 17 December 1854 at the same Island were granted at the Principal Registry to the said Francis Clifton of the said Island he having been first sworn. Effects under £600.