Family of George Alan Lowndes and Helen Emma Johnson Danyell

Husband:	George Alan Lowndes (1829-1904)
Wife:	Helen Emma Johnson Danyell (c. 1835- )
Children:	Ethel Helen Mary Lowndes (1862-1921)
Marriage	13 Nov 1856	St George Hanover Square

Husband: George Alan Lowndes

Name:	George Alan Lowndes
Sex:	Male
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	28 May 1829	Preston, Lancashire
Census	1861 (age 31-32)	High Sheriff Of Essex, Gladwins Mansion, The Heath, Hatfield Broad Oak, Dunmow, Essex
Census	1881 (age 51-52)	Living on own means, Barrington Hall, Hatfield Broad Oak, Dunmow, Essex
Census	1901 (age 71-72)	Living on own means, Great Barrington Hall, Hatfield Broad Oak, Dunmow, Essex (widower)
Death	23 Jun 1904 (age 75)	The Priory, Hatfield Broad Oak, Harlow, Essex
Burial	28 Jun 1904	Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex (aged 75)

Wife: Helen Emma Johnson Danyell

Name:	Helen Emma Johnson Danyell
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	c. 1835	Rampisham, Dorset
Census	1861 (age 25-26)	Wife in household

Child 1: Ethel Helen Mary Lowndes

Name:	Ethel Helen Mary Lowndes
Sex:	Female
Birth	1862	St George Hanover Square, Westminster, Middlesex
Birth fact	1862 (age 0)	GRO Reference: 1862 S Quarter in SAINT GEORGE HANOVER SQUARE Volume 01A Page 213
	Mother's maiden name = Johnson-Daniel
Census	1881 (age 18-19)	Living with parents
Census	1901 (age 38-39)	Living with father
Death	23 May 1921 (age 58-59)	Hatfield Regis, Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex

Note on Husband: George Alan Lowndes (1)

LOWNDES George Alan of Barrington Hall Harlow Essex died 23 June 1904 at the "Priory" Hatfield Broad Oak Harlow. Probate London 17 October to Alan Herbert Watlington Lowndes retired major in H.M. army. Effects £442 13s. 10d.

Note on Husband: George Alan Lowndes (2)

Barrington Hall: It would seem that in the early 1600’s, the Barrington family seat moved to a newly built house, Hatfield Priory, immediately north of Hatfield Broad Oak church, but this became dilapidated by 1700 and was dismantled. The present day Barrington Hall lies about 1 km north of the village and is enclosed in a park. This was built for John Shales Barrington shortly after he succeeded to the estate in 1734, by James Sanderson, the builder probably being his cousin, Joseph Sanderson. It was however never completed and remained so for over 120 years. It only became finished and permanently occupied after extensive re-modelling in 1863 for George Lowndes, a distant relative of the Barringtons, to the design of Edward Browning, in a heavy Neo-Jacobean style. The Hall has a deer park and lake, running to the northern boundary of the church yard, at Hatfield Broad Oak.