Lt General William Wynyard
b. 1732, d. 25 January 1789
Lt General William Wynyard|b. 1732\nd. 25 Jan 1789|p766.htm|Lt General John Wynyard|b. 1677\nd. Feb 1752|p763.htm|Mary Maxwell||p764.htm|John Wynyard||p6688.htm||||||||||
| Father* | Lt General John Wynyard1 b. 1677, d. Feb 1752 |
| Mother* | Mary Maxwell2,1 |
| Charts | Ancestors of Harriet Hanson Robinson |
Lt General William Wynyard was born in 1732 at Minorca County, Mediterranean Sea.3,2 He was the son of Lt General John Wynyard and Mary Maxwell.1,2 He married (---) Otway say 1753.3 He married Catherine St. Leger say 1758.3 He married Sarah Lilly, daughter of Ambrose Lilly, say 1768.4,3 He died 25 January 1789.3
An autograph collector-dealer was selling a certificate with George III's signature:
46. GEORGE (WILLIAM FREDERICK) III (1738-1820). King of Great Britain and Ireland, grandson of King George II, last king to rule over America. He was the first king of the Hanovarian dynasty who was a native of England rather than Germany, and was somewhat more popular with his subjects as a result. He was not originally expected to become king, but the untimely death of his father made him Prince of Wales in 1751 and king in 1760. It was George III’s policies, and those of his government, that led directly to the Declaration and the American Revolution. Royal decree authorizing a payment of £200 to the widow of Lieutenant-General William Wynyard for her husband’s "long and faithful services in Our Army." Dated May 14, 1790, and boldly signed as king, "George R." $885.00.5
An autograph collector-dealer was selling a certificate with George III's signature:
46. GEORGE (WILLIAM FREDERICK) III (1738-1820). King of Great Britain and Ireland, grandson of King George II, last king to rule over America. He was the first king of the Hanovarian dynasty who was a native of England rather than Germany, and was somewhat more popular with his subjects as a result. He was not originally expected to become king, but the untimely death of his father made him Prince of Wales in 1751 and king in 1760. It was George III’s policies, and those of his government, that led directly to the Declaration and the American Revolution. Royal decree authorizing a payment of £200 to the widow of Lieutenant-General William Wynyard for her husband’s "long and faithful services in Our Army." Dated May 14, 1790, and boldly signed as king, "George R." $885.00.5
Family 1 | (---) Otway |
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Family 2 | Catherine St. Leger b. 1736, d. 17 May 1764 |
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Family 3 | Sarah Lilly b. 31 Aug 1750, d. b Nov 1834 |
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Citations
- [S271] Rev. C. W. Bingham, "The Family of Wynyard", Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica New Series, Vol 2 (1877). Hereafter cited as "Wynyard Family."
- [S949] Somerset House, London, England, Probate Records, 1383-1857, John Wynyard, of Saint Margarets Westminster, Middlesex, FHL microfilm BettesworthTeignmouth. Hereafter cited as PCC Probate.
- [S271] Rev. C. W. Bingham, "Wynyard Family", 269-272.
- [S949] PCC Probate, Maria Caroline Wynyard, spinster of Orchard Street, Portman Square, Middlesex; FHL #Teignmouth.
- [S272] Wynyard Retirement Certificate, online http://www.antebellumcovers.com/new.htm, Item #46 on an autograph sale listing. Hereafter cited as Wynyard Retirement Certificate.
- [S949] PCC Probate, Jemima Caroline Wynyard of Kensington Palace, Middlesex; FHL #13.