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Edgecumbe.

174^ (continued),

George Edgcumbe, born 1711;
younger son of first Baron Mount-
Edgcumbe; R.N.; Admiral; suc-
ceeded his brother as third Baron
Mount-Edgcumbe, ij6i$ Treasurer
of the Household j created Earl of
Mount-Edgcumbe, 1789; died 1795.

Earl of Mount-
Edgcumbe.

Mr. Dun-
combe.

Earl of March.

Mr. Tilson.
Dr. Gamier.

Mr. Freeman.
Mr. GelL

Sir William
Milner.

Mr. Dingley.

I747-

Thomas DtiNCOMBE,of Duncombe Park •
died 1799.

I74f

William Douglas, third Earl of March,
born 17Z?; succeeded his father,
17311 Lord of the Bedchamber-
succeeded his cousin as fourth Duke
of Queensberry; as ' Old Q.,' one of
the noted characters of his day; died
1810.

James Tilson, of St. George's, Hanover
Square j died 1764.

Thomas GARNr£R,of Wykeham,Hants;
Apothecary-General to the Army •
died 1763.

Sambrooke Freeman, of Fawley Court,
born 1710; M.P.j son of John
Freeman and Susanna, daughter of
Sir Jeremiah Sambrooke; died i78z.

Philip Gell, of Hopton, Derby; died
*79t-

1748.

Sir William Milner, born 1719;
succeeded his father as second baronet,
1745-; Receiver-General of the
Excise j died 1774.

(Re-elected.)

Duke of Queens-
berry.