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later described Barton as "...an Irish landlord and a man of connections about Court, lived in a certain figure here in Town; had a wife of fashionable habits, with other sons, and also daughters, bred in this sphere. These, all of them, were amiable, elegant, and pleasant people."
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in France, where her father, a Scot, had been naturalized as French. Barton met her as the result of his younger brother Hugh Barton becoming a merchant in
Bordeaux, where he made a large fortune and in 1791 married Susannah's sister Anne Johnston. Hugh Barton owned
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Supernumerary Major. In 1792, he was promoted to Major, and in December 1796, still serving in the 2nd Life Guards, from Lieutenant-Colonel to Major-General. In 1805 he again became Lieutenant-Colonel of the 2nd Life Guards by
649:(1898), p. 75: "On the edge of winter, here at home, Sterling was married: at Christchurch, Marylebone, 2d November 1830, say the records. His blooming, kindly and true-hearted Wife had not much money, nor had he as yet any..."
688:(London), Sunday 15 October 1837, p. 7: "At Clifton, the Rev. F. MAURICE, Chaplain Guy’s Hospital, to ANNA, youngest daughter of the late Lieutenant-General CHARLES BARTON, the 2d Life Guards"
626:, Saturday 30 November 1799: "At Wimbledon, Colonel Charles Barton, of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, to Miss Susannah Johnston, daughter of Nathaniel Johnston, Esq. of Wimbledon, Surrey";
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Charles Barton / Mother Grace /Father William Barton / Baptism Saint Peter and Saint Kevin, Dublin, Ireland 25/04/1760 (25 Apr 1760)"
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