Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameSir Francis Brian Hill 
[270, 1878 edition, Thos Jelf Powys’ arms, Vol II, p. 820], [62, 1832 edn, Hill baronetcy, vol 1, p. 612], [62, 1849 edn, Hill baronetcy, p. 515], [36]
[270, 1878 edition, Thos Jelf Powys’ arms, Vol II, p. 820], [62, 1832 edn, Hill baronetcy, vol 1, p. 612], [62, 1849 edn, Hill baronetcy, p. 515], [36]Birth1779
DeathApr 1842
GeneralOf Preston Montford.
Notes for Sir Francis Brian Hill
m. (1) Joanna Falbe (w/son), (2) Emily Lissey Powys.
Burke reports that the Hills of Court of Hill are descended from an ancestor of this family of Hills.
Francis Brian’s grandfather Sir Rowland Hill, the first baronet, m. for his second wife, Mary, widow of Thomas Powys of Berwick and dau. of German Pole, Mary dsp with all her hsubands.
Rowland is a common forename in this family. I wonder if there is any connection to Rowland Hill, the inventor of postage stamps?
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Burke reports that the Hills of Court of Hill are descended from an ancestor of this family of Hills.
Francis Brian’s grandfather Sir Rowland Hill, the first baronet, m. for his second wife, Mary, widow of Thomas Powys of Berwick and dau. of German Pole, Mary dsp with all her hsubands.
Rowland is a common forename in this family. I wonder if there is any connection to Rowland Hill, the inventor of postage stamps?
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Notes for Francis Brian & Emily Lissey (Family)
There was a notice in the Hereford Journal on the Weds 20th Oct 1819:
“MARRIED--Sir Francis Brian Hill, to Emily Lissey, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Jelf Powys Esq., of Berwick House near Shrewsbury.”
(No date, no place.)
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“MARRIED--Sir Francis Brian Hill, to Emily Lissey, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Jelf Powys Esq., of Berwick House near Shrewsbury.”
(No date, no place.)
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