thrale & thrall family history
Jeremiah Crutchley
1745 - 1805 (60 years)-
Name Jeremiah Crutchley Birth 20 Dec 1745 [1] Gender Male Property Sunningdale Park, Berkshire, England Jeremiah Crutchley bought Sunninghill Park on 8 June 1769 from Thomas Draper Baber (http://www.baberfamilytree.org/Balmer/thomas1739-1825.htm). Owned by Thomas Carey in 1630; then Sir Thomas Draper (1660); Jeremiah Crutchley (1769). Owned by George Henry Crutchley - J.P. Occupation Horsham, Sussex, England Member of Parliament Death 28 Dec 1805 Will 1806 [2] Crutchley never married and his estate was inherited at his death in 1806 by George Henry Duffield, the eldest son of his second sister, Alice, who took the surname of Crutchley. Burial Lee, Kent, England Agency: Old St Margaret's churchyard Notes - Hester Lynch Thrale (nee Salusbury) "I begin to wish in good earnest that Miss [Fanny] Burney [author of Evelina] should make Impression on Mr Crutchley; I think She honestly loves the Man, who in his Turn appears to be in Love with some one else-Hester [Queeney] I fear! Oh that would indeed be unlucky! People have said so a long while, but I never thought it till now: Young Men & Women will always be serving one so to be sure, if they live at all together; but I depended on Burney keeping him steady to herself. Queeney behaves like an Angel about it."
See http://www.thrale.com/jeremiah_joseph_crutchley [3]
Person ID I699 UK Thrale family Last Modified 5 Jun 2010
Father Jeremiah Crutchley, b. Abt 1709 d. 29 Mar 1752 (Age ~ 43 years) Mother Alice Jackson d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 4 Mar 1742 Saint Pauls Cathedral, Middlesex, England [4] Family ID F319 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Hester Lynch Thrale (nee Salusbury) "I begin to wish in good earnest that Miss [Fanny] Burney [author of Evelina] should make Impression on Mr Crutchley; I think She honestly loves the Man, who in his Turn appears to be in Love with some one else-Hester [Queeney] I fear! Oh that would indeed be unlucky! People have said so a long while, but I never thought it till now: Young Men & Women will always be serving one so to be sure, if they live at all together; but I depended on Burney keeping him steady to herself. Queeney behaves like an Angel about it."
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Sources - [S39] Mary Hyde, The Thrales of Streatham Park, (Harvard University Press 1977), 29 (Reliability: 3).
- [S40] Katherine C Balderston, Thraliana, (Oxford University Press 1951), page 505 note 3.
- [S40] Katherine C Balderston, Thraliana, (Oxford University Press 1951), 26 Sep 1781.
- [S39] Mary Hyde, The Thrales of Streatham Park, (Harvard University Press 1977), 28 (Reliability: 3).
- [S39] Mary Hyde, The Thrales of Streatham Park, (Harvard University Press 1977), 29 (Reliability: 3).