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the park around the castle of Filières with the epitaph : ici repose sous la garde de l'amitié Elisabeth
Aspinwal mariée à Guillaume Nevil Hart membre du parlement d'Angleterre morte à 34 ans le 12 octobre 1783 également distinguée par son esprit et sa beauté des Français ont élevé ce monument à la mémoire de cette angloise ; a painting of Elisabeth Aspinwal can be seen in the castle of Filières
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Elisabeth Aspinwall, Francis, not identified above, was buried in Gommerville, Seine Maritime, France on 25 August 1779 aged about 3 years old. In the Parish records it states of the father "Guillaume Nevil' Hart gentilhomme anglois et Cy devant membre du parlement d'angleterre..."
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The death certificate of Hart's wife, Elizabeth
Aspinwall, can be found in the Archives of Seine Maritime. She died on 12 October 1783 in Gommerville, Seine Maritime, Normandy, where she was living at the time. She was in the 38th year of her life and died of a fever.; her tombstone can be seen in
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had authorised him wear the Orders given to him. Even though he was thereafter called Sir
William Neville Hart, it is not clear whether the King's authorisation went as far as that. He also had the honour of kissing the hands of both the King and of
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William
Neville Hart, sometime Captain in the then 79th Cameron Highlanders, was born 19 July 1772 and baptised 12 August also at St James's Church, Piccadilly. He was the father of Reverend Henry Cornelius Hart, presumably the
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Parliament of 22 March 1765. Hart had married firstly on 7 January 1765 Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Cæsar Hawkins, 1st Baronet (1711–1786), serjeant-surgeon to the King, and grandfather of
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Continent, Hart had kept extensive journals, but they were destroyed with other possessions in the 1802 fire at Roseneath Castle, the seat of the
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Following the death of his father, and the remarriage of his mother to Sir
William Hart Kt., a banker and Sheriff of London, William Neville Blondeau took the surname of Hart by
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Alexandrina Hart, born 20 December 1770 and baptised 7 January 1771 at St James Church, Piccadilly, married Lieutenant–Colonel George Lyon. Their elder son, Captain
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on 12 April 1770, apparently without opposition, on what interest it is not known. He took the degree of D.C.L. from
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in 1774, Hart travelled extensively on the Continent, France, Italy, Germany and the northern courts. He went to
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R.N., the Arctic and African explorer in turn married Lucy Louisa, younger daughter of the Irish revolutionary,
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