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Birth28 Feb 1800
Death10 Dec 1858, Chicheley Hall, Bucks
GeneralOf Chichely Hall, Newport Pagnell, Bucks. Heir to his uncle Charles Chester (born Bagot).
Notes for Rev Anthony Chester
His parents (from Burke’s peerage) were Anthony and Anne Eliza, née Obins, Chester.  His grandfather was Charles Chester who took the name of Chester by Act of Parliament in 1755 following a will of ..., having been born Bagot and whose brother William was a first baron Bagot.  After this Anthony’s death Chicheley Hall went to a Chester cousin, Charles Montagu Chester.

Not found in the 1851 census.
Will notes for Rev Anthony Chester
His probate index:

CHESTER  The Reverend Anthony
4 July 1859
Effects under £10,000.
The Will of the Reverend Anthony Chester late of Chicheley Hall in the County of Buckingham Clerk deceased who died 10 December 1858 at Chicheley Hall aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of the Reverent Charles Edward Radcliffe of South Sydenham in the County of Devon Clerk the Executor.
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Notes for Anthony & Henrietta (Family)
From FamilySearch:

Name                 Anthony Chester
Birth Date           1813
Age                  21
Spouse's Name        Henrietta Brown
Spouse's Birth Date  1813
Spouse's Age         21
Event Date           15 May 1834
Event Place          Shiplake, Oxford, England

The birth dates and ages are obvious misinterpretations of "full age" or suchlike.

In addition the transcripts by Oxford FHS report that the marriage was by licence; as yet I do not know which episcopal office provided this.

I have asked the Oxford Record Office for a scan of the marriage register.

The scan gives the following:

Groom:      The revered Anthony Chester of the parish of Hillingdon in the County of Middlesex, Bachelor.
Bride:      Henrietta Brown, spinster
Place:      Shiplake, Oxon
Marr by:    Licence
Marr date:  4 June 1834
Celebrant:  Henry Brown MS Revd
Signature:  ‘Anthony Chester’, ‘Henrietta Brown’
Witnesses:  James Brown, C S Radcliffe
Record No:  87

The celebrant, Henry Brown, was probably her cousin, younger son of George Brown and, later, rector of Woolwich.
The witness James Brown may have been the younger, unmarried brother of her father.
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