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| Hoghton, Daniel. Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, Dec. 14, 1787. Of Essex. 2nd s. of Sir Henry [6th] Bart. [M.P.], of Walton Hall, Lancs. [and his second wife, Fanny, dau. of Daniel Booth, Esq., of Hutton Hall, Essex]. [B. Aug. 28, 1770.] School, Paul's Cray, Kent. Kept two terms by residence, then re-adm. Fell.-Com. Sept. 19, 1788. Matric. Easter, 1791. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 11, 1787. Cornet, 11th Dragoons, Apr. 5, 1793; Lieut., June 8, 1793; Major, Strathspey Highlanders, 1794; transferred to 67th Foot, 1795; Lieut.-Col., 1796. Went with his Regt. to St Domingo, 1796, and to Jamaica, 1798. Transferred to 88th Foot (The Connaught Rangers). Spent two years in Nova Scotia; went to India, 1799. Returned to England, 1804, bearing despatches from Lord Wellesley. Col., 2nd Batt., 8th Foot, 1805. Went again to the W. Indies, and was at the capture of Martinique, 1809. Appointed Brigadier on the staff of the British forces at Cadiz; Major-General, commanding 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, in Portugal. Killed at the battle of Albuera, May 16, 1811, while leading his brigade against the enemy. 'I understand that it was impossible for anyone to behave better than he did throughout the terrible scene...he actually fell waving his hat and cheering his brigade on to the charge' (Letter from Wellington to Lord Wellesley, quoted in D.N.B.). A monument was erected to his memory by public subscription in St Paul's; there is one also in the chancel of Walton Church, Lancs. Brother of Henry P. (1786). (St John's Coll. Adm., IV. 307; Foster, Lancs. Families; Burke, P. and B. (sub de Hoghton); D.N.B.; G. Mag., 1811, I. 660-2 and 679.) | Daniel HOGHTON Approx. lifespan: 1770–1868 pens. St John's College adm1787:12:14 Of Essex 2nd s. of Sir Henry HOGHTON, [6th] Bart., M.P. of Walton Hall, Lancashire s. of Fanny Booth HOGHTON his second wife dau. of Daniel BOOTH, Esq. of Hutton Hall, Essex b. 1770:08:28 Sch: Paul's Cray School [Paul's Cray], Kent Kept two terms by residence, then Re-adm Fell.-Com. 1788:09:19 Matric. 1791:04ET: Adm. Lincoln's Inn: 1787:06:11 Cornet, 11th Dragoons 1793:04:05 Lieutenant: 1793:06:08 Major: Strathspey Highlanders 1794 transferred to 67th Foot 1795 Lieutenant-Colonel: 1796 Went with his Regiment to St Domingo, [ Dominica ] 1796, and to Jamaica 1798 Transferred to 88th Foot (The Connaught Rangers) Spent two years in Nova Scotia , Canada Went to India 1799 Returned to England 1804 "bearing despatches from Lord Wellesley." Colonel: 2nd Battalion, 8th Foot 1805 Went again to the West Indies and was at the capture of Martinique 1809 Appointed Brigadier on the staff of the British forces Cadiz, [ Spain ] Major-General: commanding 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, in Portugal [d.]; Killed at the battle of Albuera, [ Portugal ???] 1811:05:16, while leading his brigade against the enemy. "I understand that it was impossible for anyone to behave better than he did throughout the terrible scene...he actually fell waving his hat and cheering his brigade on to the charge" (Letter from Wellington to Lord Wellesley, quoted in D.N.B. ) A monument was erected to his memory by public subscription in St Paul's, [ London ] there is one also in the chancel of Walton Church Lancashire brother ofunique identifier HTN786HP Henry Philip HOGHTON (1786) ( St John's College Adm ., IV. 307; Foster, Lancs. Families ; Burke, P. and B. ( sub de Hoghton); D.N.B. ; G. Mag . 1811, I. 660-2 and 679.) |
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| Hoghton, Henry [Philip].Adm. Fell.-Com. at ST JOHN'S, Feb. 28, 1786. [Elder] s. of Sir Henry [6th] Bart., of Walton Hall, Lancs. [by his 2nd wife, Fanny, dau. of Daniel Booth, of Hutton Hall, Essex]. B. June 12, 1768. School, Charterhouse. Matric. Michs. 1789; B.A. 1790. Of Walton Hall, Lancs. M.P. for Preston, 1795-1802. High Sheriff of Lancs., 1794-5. Succeeded his father as 7th Bart., Mar. 9, 1795. Colonel, 2nd Regt. of R. Lancs. supplementary Militia, 1797; given brevet rank as Colonel in the Army, Oct. 2, 1798. Married, Nov. 13, 1797, Susannah, dau. of Peter Brooke, Esq., of Astley Hall, Lancs., and widow of Thomas Townley Parker. Died Nov. 27, 1835. Buried at Walton. M.I. Brother of Daniel (1787); father of Henry (1816). (St John's Coll. Adm., IV. 308; Burke, P. and B. (sub de Hoghton); G. Mag., 1798, II. 1091, and 1814, I. 692; G.E.C.) | Henry Philip HOGHTON Approx. lifespan: 1768–1835 Fell.-Com. St John's College adm1786:02:28 elder s. of Sir Henry HOGHTON, [6th] Bart. of Walton Hall, Lancashire s. of Fanny Booth HOGHTON his 2nd wife dau. of Daniel BOOTH of Hutton Hall, Essex b. 1768:06:12 Sch: Charterhouse School [ London ] Matric. 1789:10MT: BA 1790 Of Walton Hall, Lancashire M.P.: for Preston 1795-1802 High Sheriff of Lancashire 1794-95 Succeeded his father as 7th Bart. 1795:03:09 Colonel: 2nd Regiment of R. Lancs. supplementary Militia 1797 given brevet rank as Colonel: in Army 1798:10:02 m. Susannah BROOKE dau. of Peter BROOKE, Esq. of Astley Hall, Lancashire 1797:11:13 [add:] Susannah Brooke PARKER widow of Thomas Townley PARKER [:add] d. 1835:11:27 bur. Walton, [ Lancashire ] MI brother ofunique identifier HTN787D Daniel HOGHTON (1787) father ofunique identifier HTN816H Henry HOGHTON (1816) ( St John's College Adm ., IV. 308; Burke, P. and B. ( sub de Hoghton); G. Mag . 1798, II. 1091, and 1814, I. 692; G.E.C. ) |