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Down through the ages, Blencowes have popped up in the strangest places and married into powerful families. Of course like many families there are stories of poverty and hardship but that's another story. The names listed are drawn from different Blencowe family trees and include husbands and ancestors of Blencowe wives to illustrate the variety and the "stuff" that Blencowes are made of.
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Knights and warriors, Academic minds, Shepherds and Poets and Thrill Seekers!
William Braose of Glamorgan Castle 1204-1230 Saint Thomas De Cantalupe aft 1210 Bishop of Hereford Willelmus De Blencow bef1295-aft1314, Priest at Dalston John De Blencou 1307-1315 Acolyte to the church in Scaleby, Proxy to Bishop of Carlisle, Robertum De Blencou -1308 Proxy to act for the Bishop of Carlisle, Priest at Bishop of Carlisle's Palace Adam De Blencowe, magistrate abt1310-aft1388 Squire to Baron Greystoke Sir Threkeld of Penrith (T D'Acre) 1387-1456 Sir Nicholas Veteripont, Baron Westmoreland Lord Clifford (Thomas De Clifford) 1414-1455 died Battle of St Albans Lord Dudley of Yanwarth (Edmund Sutton) 1425-1483 Thomas Blencowe Granted the demesne and rectoral tithes of the Manor of St Evroul by Henry VIII 1475-1542 Lord Dudley of Yanwarth (Thomas Sutton) 1487-1530 George Blencowe 1550-1610 MP for Chichester 1603 Grant by letters patent from Queen Elizabeth of the office or place "unius Vibrellator ejusdem Dominie Regine infra Civitatem suam Carliolen" for life. Rev Sir William Blencowe 1520-1553 Marston St Lawrence (Anglican) Anthony Blencowe Chancellor of Chichester Cathedral, Provost of Oriel College, Oxford 1540-1618 Sir Henry Blencowe 1562-1635 High Sheriff of Cumberland, Knighted by James 1st on his return from Scotland, found dead on Newbiggin Moor Rev John Rogers abt1565 Squire John Blencowe Lawyer of the Inner Temple 1575-1643 John Blencowe 1592-1632 Councillor at Law Sir Christopher Blencowe1598-1669 Knighted by Charles II Thomas Blencow Fellow of New College, Oxford, (All Saints) ordained 1602-1674 George Blencowe Fellow of New College, Oxford (All Saints) 1604-1645 John Blencowe 1604-1667 Freeman of London Timothy Blencowe 1611-1669 fought with Charles II in Civil War (Battle of Edgehill)
John Wallis (1616-1703) Father in-Law of Sir John below, was a central player in the scientific revolution of the second half of the seventeenth century. After having made his mark as a cryptographer on the parliamentary side during the Civil Wars, he was elected Savilian professor of geometry in the University of Oxford in 1649, just a matter of weeks after England's short-lived transformation into a republic. Through seminal publications such as De sectionibus conicis and Arithmetica infinitorum he made ground-breaking contributions to the development of modern mathematics, while at the same time he played an important part in the establishment of the Royal Society shortly after the Restoration in 1660. Wallis having been involved in that institution from its earliest beginnings in the 1640s gives his accounts of its history in his Pro vita sua and Defence of the Royal Society unparalleled historical significance.
Sir John Blencowe 1642-1726 Sgt at Law, Baron of Exchequer, Judge of Old Bailey, MP for Brackley Christopher Blencowe JP for Carlise & Gaol Supervisor 1643-1678 Colonel Thomas Robinson -1643 Barrister killed in active duty Leeds John Blencowe called to bar, retired early with ill health 1676-1740 Sir Edmund Probyn of Newlands abt 1679 Henry Blencowe JP 1676-1721 Councillor at Law, High Sheriff of Cumberland, Captain of the Northern Army of George of Hanover Thomas Blencowe 1681-1765 Appointed to Bench of Inner Temple
William (The Decipherer) Blencowe Fellow of All Souls College, code breaker to Queen Anne, Circuit Judge 1682-1712
Sir Edmund Probyn abt1685 Christopher Blencowe Deputy Lt Tower Hamlets, Chief Steward Court of Records 1703-1726 Rev Tobias Croft abt. 1707 Vicar of Kirby Lonsdale Rev Samuel Jackson 1709-1792 Vicar of Allesley Rev Thomas Bree M.A. abt. 1717 Squire John Blencowe 1720-1777 Lawyer Rev George Blencowe 1737-1764 D. Windward Islands Rev. Thomas Biker Sr Joseph Blain M.D. of Carlisle abt 1740 Rev Sir Henry Poole 1744-1821 Baronet of The Hooke Rev Thomas BikerJr, Vicar of Culworth 1st Earl of Kilmorey (Needham) Battle of Bunker Hill 1775 General George Powell Higgenson abt1780 Grenadier Guards, Battle of Corunna Squire John Jackson Blencowe, Rugby School, High Sheriff, Northamptonshire 1780-1827 Rev Thomas Blencowe 1782-1840 Vicar of Marston Rev James Blencowe 1785-1862 Rev John Prowett abt1780 Rector of Catfield Rev Charles Prowett Abt1790 Rector of Staplefield Rev Francis Gottwaltz BA MA 1792-1830 Vicar of Coughton Rev Charles Blencowe 1793-1875 Sir George Robinson abt1800 7th Baronet of Cranford Robert Blencowe Inner Temple London 1801-1867 Rev William Multon Blencowe 1804-1841 Rector of Shawell Rev Edward Blencowe 1805-1843 Rev Edward Everard Blencowe 1806-1895 Rector of West Walton, Norfolk Lt Edward Willis Blencowe 1809-1883 Squire John Jackson Blencowe JP 1810-1857 Colonel Rochfort abt 1810 John George Blencowe, M.A. JP for Sussex 1815-1900
Sir Graham Berry KCMG 1822-1904 Premier of Victoria, Legion of Honour, Order of Crown of Italy Major General Henry Hepburn 1822-1888 Rev Francis Hepburn 1825-1895 General Sir George Wentworth Alexander Higgenson GCB 1826-1927 Grenadier Guards "Father of the Brigade of Guards" Lt John Francis Gottwaltz 1830- graduated Eton aged 19, Sussex Volunteers Henry Blinco 1832-1907 HM96th Regiment, Head Warder, Fremantle Prison WA, killed by escapee axe murderer in his home Sir John Boyd abt. 1840 Lord Provost of Edinburgh James Everard abt1840 Royal Navy (drowned) Squire Rev John Alexander Blencowe JP 1846-1916 Squire Rev Charles Edward Blencowe 1847-1929 Rev Alfred James Blencow 1848-1928 Marston St Lawrence
Constable Earnest W Blencowe (also NSW Cavalry) 1868-1895 thrown from a horse on patrol in Perth WA
Rev Capt.
Arthur Hamilton Boyd OBE MC TD 1869-1955 Chaplain Royal Cancer Hospital
(image courtesy Alison Botterill) James Oxlade 1870-aft1914 Royal Flying Corps William John Blincoe 1876-1914 killed in action William Edward Walley Blencowe 1878-1914 killed in action Ernest Cecil BlencoweActive 1880-1916 killed in action Rev John Henry Gottwaltz BA MA abt1880-1939 Rector of Thurning Lt Colonel Arthur John Walcot Blencowe Cmdr 20th Lancashire Fusiliers 1880-1940 Arthur William Blencowe Boer War 1885- Alfred Blencowe 1886-1916 killed in action Rev John Walcot Blencowe 1886-1964 Edwin Blinco 1886- 8th Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Harry Lyall Folley author 1886-1967 "Australia's National Anthem" Alexander Howard Blencowe 1887-1916 killed in action Squire 2nd Lt Lawrence Cave Blencowe 1888-1917 killed in action 2nd Lt. Edwin (Ted) Powell Folley 1888-1918 Died Mont St Quentin William James Blencowe 1888-1951 gassed in France Charles Edward Blencowe 1889-1918 killed in action Sydney Blincoe 1889-1920 wounded in action Brigadier John Arthur Tillard 1889-1975
Thomas William Blencowe 1893-1971 wounded RA Artillery/Signals 1914 AIF signals 1939
Tull William (Brother of Florence Rosetta Tull (above) Frederick William Blencowe WW1 1894-1960 "Sgt William Robinson Clarke was the first (possibly the only) black West Indian to serve as a pilot in the RFC. Born in 1895 he came to the UK from Jamaica to enlist in the RFC as an air mechanic. After service in France as a driver with a kite balloon unit, he was accepted for pilot training and eventually flew RE8s with No 4 Sqn. On 28 July 1917 he was wounded, and rendered unconscious, in combat with five German fighters. His observer, 2/Lt F P Blencowe, managed to gain control of the aircraft and pull off a forced landing, in which he too was injured, on the right side of the lines"George Harry Blinko 1894-1969 8th Oxon & Bucks Light Infantry 1914/1918 France, 1918-1920 Balkans 2nd Lieut. F.P. Blencowe, (observer) S. Staff. R., attd. R.F.C. No. 4 Squadron (discharged medically unfit) b. abt. 1895Francis William Blencowe -1914 killed in action Esther Maria Blencowe Munitions worker 1901- 21 Sep 1940 killed in active duty Colour Sgt James Blencowe Royal Artillery, Tower of London, Devonshire Regiment 1904-1987 Albert Frank Blencowe WW2 1908-1996 Leonard Frederick Rixon 1913-1943 killed in action Tunisia
Milton Isbister 1913 - 2004 - President Royal Agricultural society Perth W.A.
William Thomas Blencowe 1918- Aircraft Fitter, North Africa (Boilermaker)
Blencowe Herbert John aft 1918, (brother to William Thomas above) John Travers Folley 1920- AIF Intellegence Maurice George Blencowe 1923-1942 killed in action New Guinea Theodore George Henry Blinko 1923-1984 21st Independent Parachute Regiment in Norway, Italy, Holland & Germany Major General Phillip Blencowe Tillard 1928-1994 Colonel Leonard John Blencowe 1942- Andrew Blencowe Royal Engineers, Boznia, Belize, Afghanistan Rev Peter Harvey Blencowe 1946- Baptist Missionary to Bangla Desh, Pastor NSW Dr Brian Warren Logan 1931-2008 Oceanographer, discovered & observed the worlds first living Stromatolites at Shark Bay
Councillor Alan Blencowe 1951- (City of Wanneroo Councillor 1999 to 2012)
Miles Blencowe Associate Professor, Dartmouth College (Quantum Physics/Nano Technology)
Alan Blencowe Racing (another Alan)
Craig Milton Blencowe - WA State Sports car Champion 1982 - Chuting Stars Skydiving Team Tanya Blencowe, Representative, Australian Olympic
Committee Reverend Tim Blencowe, Part time Chair of Homiletics, Morling College, NSW Manisha Blencowe, Commercial Litigator, Slater & Gordon, Melbourne Dr Anton Blencowe, Research Fellow, Melbourne School of Engineering, University of Melbourne Elizabeth Blencowe, 1961- Australian Sprint canoer Arlene Blencowe, Amateur Boxer, Taree, NSW
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