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at Peckforton Castle afsd., aged 85.[1] Will pr. at £123,000 gross. His widow living 1896.

II. 1890. 2. WILBRAHAM FREDERIC (TOLLEMACHE), BARON TOLLEMACHE OF HELMINGHAM [1876], 1st s. and h. by first wife; b. 4 July 1832, at Tilstone Lodge, Cheshire; was M.P. for West Cheshire, 1872-85; suc. to the peerage Dec. 1590. He m. firstly, 2 Dec. 1858, in the chapel at Galloway House, Emma Georgiana, 24 da. of Randolph (STEWART), 9th EARL OF GALLOWAY [S.], by Harriet Blanche, da. of Henry Charles (SOMERSET), 6th DUKE OF BEAUFORT. She,

who was b. 6 Nov. 1810, d. 24 Jan. 1869. He m. secondly, 2 Oct. 1878, Mary Stuart, 3d da. of the Rt. Hon. Lord Claud HAMILTON (2d 8. of the 1st MARQUESS OF ABERCORN), by Elizabeth Emma, da, of Grauville Leveson (PROBY), 3d EARL OF CARYSFOỻRT [I.]. She was b. 27 May 1851.

Family Estates.- These, in 1883, consisted of 28,651 acres in Cheshire, besides 65 in Derbyshire and Flintshire, and 7.010 in Suffolk. Total, 35,726 acres, worth £43,345 a year. Principal Residences-Peckforton Castle, near Tarporley, in Cheshire, and Helmingham Hall, near Stoubam, co. Suffolk.

Barony by writ.

I. 1299, to 1310.

TONBRIDGE, see TUNBRIDGE.

TONI.

1. ROBERT DE TONI, who had considerable estates in divers counties, viz., at Flamstead. co. Herts. Kirtling. co. Cambridge, Maud Castle in Colwent. in the marches of Wales, &c.. s. and h. of Ralph DE TONI.[2] of the same; suc. his father in 1264; served in the wars of Scotland and Gascony, and was sum. to Parl. as a Baron (LORD TONI) by writs from 10 April (1299; 27 Ed. I. to 16 June (1311) 4 Ed. II. His name as "Rob'tus de Tony. Dnus de castro Matill" appears among those of the Barons who signed the letter to the Pope in 1301.[3] He m. Maud. who survived him. He d. s.p. (1309-10) 3 Ed. II., when the Barony became extinct.[4]


TORBAY.

i.e., "HERBERT OF TORBAY, Co. Devon," Barony (Herbert), cr. 1689, with the EARLDOM OF TORRINGTON, which see; cx. 1716.

TORBOLTOUN.

i.e., "AUBIGNY, DALKEITII, TORBOLTOUN AND ABERDOUR," Barony [S.] (Stuart), cr. 1581, with the DUKEDON OF LENNOX [S.], which see; cx. (with the Dukedom of Richmond) 1672.

TORONTO.

See "SYDENHAM OF SYDENHAM, co. Kent AND TORONTO in Canada" Barony (Poulett-Thompson), cr. 1840; cx. 1841.

  1. ↑ (a) A zealous and most practical agriculturist, and a keen sportsman, he was the type of the old fashioned county gentleman, and had consequently great influence among his associates.
  2. ↑ (b) This Ralph is said to have been 6th in descent from Ralph de Toni, Seigneur of Toni in Normandy, Standard Bearer to William. the Conqueror.
  3. ↑ (c) See "Nicolas," pp. 761-809. for a good account thereof.
  4. ↑ (d) Alice his sister and heir was 26 at his death, being then widow of Thomas Leyburne, but she soon afterwards m. Guy (de Beauchamp) Earl of Warwick and (thirdly) William La Zouche.
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