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General Algernon Seymour 7th Duke of Somerset, 16841750 (aged 65 years)

Name
General Algernon /Seymour/ 7th Duke of Somerset
Name prefix
General
Given names
Algernon
Surname
Seymour
Name suffix
7th Duke of Somerset
Family with parents
father
mother
Lady Elizabeth Percy
16671722
Birth: 26 January 1667 22 Petworth, Sussex, England
Death: 24 November 1722Strand, London, England
Marriage Marriage1682
sister
himself
Cockermouth Castle, Cumbria (formerly Cumberland), England.
16841750
Birth: 11 November 1684 22 17 England
Death: 7 February 1750England
-10 months
elder brother
sister
sister
Mother’s family with Henry Cavendish (later Percy), Earl of Ogle, 2nd Duke of Newcastle of the March.
stepfather
mother
Lady Elizabeth Percy
16671722
Birth: 26 January 1667 22 Petworth, Sussex, England
Death: 24 November 1722Strand, London, England
Marriage Marriage1679
Mother’s family with Thomas Thynne of Longleat
stepfather
mother
Lady Elizabeth Percy
16671722
Birth: 26 January 1667 22 Petworth, Sussex, England
Death: 24 November 1722Strand, London, England
Marriage Marriage1681
Family with Frances Thynne
himself
Cockermouth Castle, Cumbria (formerly Cumberland), England.
16841750
Birth: 11 November 1684 22 17 England
Death: 7 February 1750England
wife
Marriage Marriage1714
3 years
daughter
9 years
son
Birth
Death of a maternal grandmother
Marriage
1714 (aged 29 years)
Birth of a daughter
Death of a sister
Death of a mother
Address: Northumberland House, Strand, London, England.
Birth of a son
Death of a sister
Death of a sister
Marriage of a daughter
Death of a son
Death of a father
Death
7 February 1750 (aged 65 years)
Unique identifier
1744294BC80D674696C2D80034FF3306ED2B
Last change
15 January 202012:48:32
Author of last change: Danny
Note

'The proud’ Duke’s eldest son, he allowed his daughter, Lady Elizabeth, to marry Sir Hugh Smithson, the son of a Yorkshire Baronet. This displeased the Duke, who looked down on the Smithsons, so he went to court to protect his estates. This resulted in the estates only being vested in Algernon for life. In 1749, he was created both Earl of Northumberland, with remainder to Lady Elizabeth and her heirs, and Earl of Egremont, with remainder to Sir Charles Wyndham, elder son of his sister, Katherine. After the 7th Duke’s death, Sir Charles Wyndham succeeded to the Petworth and Cockermouth estates, as 2nd Earl of Egremont.