Hugh Blaydes 1777-1829

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Hugh Blaydes 1777-1829 

of High Paull & Ranby Hall Yorkshire  

Hugh Blaydes Esq was Born before 6 Sep 1777 in Welton with Melton, Yorkshire, England died 1829 at the  age 51 in High Paull and Ranby mapHall Yorkshire, England

Son of Benjamin Blaydes and Catherine (Skott) Blaydes

Brother of Benjamin Blaydes, Catherine Ann Blaydes and Christopher Blaydes


Daguerrotype of Delia Maria ( nee Wood) Blaydes 1779 -1858

Husband of Delia Maria (Wood) Blaydes  (b 29 November 1779 - died 28 November 1858), married 18 Mar 1800 in York, Yorkshire, England , second daughter of Colonel Richard Wood of Hollin Hall Ripon. of High Paull, Yorkshire, and of Ranby Hall, Nottinghamshire.

Descendent of James Blaydes of Hull, who married on 25 March 1615 Anne, sister of the poet Andrew Marvell.

Parents  of:

Delia Catherine Blaydes,  born 12th July 1801 – 1861 Warwickshire

Harriet Elizabeth Blaydes, born 3rd March 1805 -1824

Louisa Anne Blaydes (married 1828 Henry Thomas Coggan Kerr)

Hugh Marvel Blaydes, born 22nd October 1806

Charles Benjamin Blaydes,  born April 1812 -1861

Emmeline Sophia (Blaydes) Blachford,  born 16th April 1815 at Ranby

Henrietta Christiana (Blaydes) Parratt born 16th March 1809 at Ranby

Frederick Henry Marvell Blaydes. born 29th September 1818 at Hampton Court Green

 


Blaydes Guidon for trumpeter when High Sherif   
Arms quartered with the Woods of Hollin Hall Ripon

Obituary: On Sunday, the 15th inst., in his 51st year, Hugh Blaydes, Esq., of High Paull, near Hedon, in this county. He was an acting Magistrate (JP) for Nottinghamshire, for which county he served the office of High Sheriff during the alarming disturbances of the Luddites in 1812; and was formerly Major in the Third West York Militia.

From 1068 until 1567, the position existed as High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and the Royal Forests. From 1568 separate appointments were made for the High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire and for the High Sheriff of Derbyshire.

Made High Sheriff of Nottingham 24 January 1812: Hugh Blaydes, of Ranby Hall

 

Some further information on his children:

Delia Catherine Blaydes 1801-1861


 

Harriet Elizabeth Blaydes 1805-1824   



Louisa Anne Blaydes ?



Major Charles Benjamin Blaydes 1812-1861 
of High Paul Humber Yorkshire 

Charles Benjamin Blaydes Born 1814 - Ratford, Nottinghamshire, Died 22 Oct 1861 Pimlico, London, Middlesex

Charles Benjamin Blaydes had 3 children. He passed away on 22 Oct 1861 in Pimlico, London, Middlesex.

Charles Benjamin Blaydes of High Paul, & Ranby Hall, born at Ranby Hall 9 April 1812; Captain in H.M. 53rd Regt. ; succeeded to the estates on the death of his eldest brother; ob. 23 Oct. 1861, bur. at Kensal Green.

Charles Benjamin Blaydes Catacomb Key Kensal Green


Major Charles Benjamin Blaydes 1812-1861 


F H M Blaydes account of His elder Brother Charles Benjamin Blaydes 

receiving assistance from the Duke of Wellington 

in securing a commission in the Military.



Frederick Henry Marvell Blaydes 1818-1908 as a young man

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