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NameJohn Michell 
[4, 1881, PRO Ref RG11, piece 1883/33, p. 18], [3, His death aged 77, Q1 of 1896, Marylebone dist, vol 1a, p. 394], [27, 1914: Michell of Forcett Park, vol 2, p. 1314], [84, His baptism on 3 Feb 1820, Peteresso, Kincardines, GROS 258/0030 0230]
[4, 1881, PRO Ref RG11, piece 1883/33, p. 18], [3, His death aged 77, Q1 of 1896, Marylebone dist, vol 1a, p. 394], [27, 1914: Michell of Forcett Park, vol 2, p. 1314], [84, His baptism on 3 Feb 1820, Peteresso, Kincardines, GROS 258/0030 0230]Birth15 Dec 1818, Scotland
Baptism3 Feb 1819, Petteresso, Kincardines
DeathJan 1896, MaryLeBone district, London
GeneralOf Forcett, Yorks & Glassel Ho, Aberdeen. JP, DL
FatherJohn Michell (1788-1822)
MotherKatherine Niven (-1835)
Spouses
Marriage1841 [27, 1914: Michell of Forcett Park, vol 2, p. 1314]
ChildrenJane Young (1842-1881)
MarriageJan 1845 [27, 1914: Michell of Forcett Park, vol 2, p. 1314]
ChildrenJohn (1847-1878)
Charles (1849-1900)
Archibald Robert (1850-1904)
Sophia (1852-1910)
Edward John (1853-1900)
Algernon Percy (1855-1904)
Lancelot Courtenay Philip (ca1858-1890)
Notes for John Michell
In the 1881 census he was a widower at Forcett Hall, Forcett with Carkin, Yorks and sharing his house with two sons and one daughter and 12 servants - but no cook, perhaps she lived in a cottage nearby?
His baptism:
No Date Surname Forename Parent Names/Frame No. Sex Parish City/County GROS Data
1 03/02/1819 MICHELL JOHN JOHN MICHELL/CATHERINE NIVEN M FETTERESSO /KINCARDINE 258/ 0030 0230
His baptism:
No Date Surname Forename Parent Names/Frame No. Sex Parish City/County GROS Data
1 03/02/1819 MICHELL JOHN JOHN MICHELL/CATHERINE NIVEN M FETTERESSO /KINCARDINE 258/ 0030 0230
Arms Generally notes for John Michell
Foster’s Grantees of Arms, pub Harleian Soc 1917, vol II, p. 251:
He had a grant of arms in 1848 when he was of Forcett Hall, Gilling, Yorks and of Glassell and Elsick, Kincardines, Scotland, Grants Vol XLKVIII, folio 431.
Blazon from Burke’s 1914 LG:
Arms: Per chevron gules and sable, a chevron argent gutée de larmes between three swans of the third within a bordure or, quarterly with Collingwood.
Crest: On a mount, a swan proper, guttée-de-larmes, and in the beak a trefoil slipped azure.
Motto: Utile quod Honestam.
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He had a grant of arms in 1848 when he was of Forcett Hall, Gilling, Yorks and of Glassell and Elsick, Kincardines, Scotland, Grants Vol XLKVIII, folio 431.
Blazon from Burke’s 1914 LG:
Arms: Per chevron gules and sable, a chevron argent gutée de larmes between three swans of the third within a bordure or, quarterly with Collingwood.
Crest: On a mount, a swan proper, guttée-de-larmes, and in the beak a trefoil slipped azure.
Motto: Utile quod Honestam.
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Notes for John & Jane Young (Family)
This marriage cannot be found on FreeBMD - it might well have been in Scotland.