Info 2a, Richard bewley Caton

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Name: Richard [Bewley]. Caton 
College: CAIUS 
Entered: Michs. 1792 
Born: 23 Mar 1774 
Died: 24 Jan 1864 
More Information: 
Adm. pens. (age 18) at CAIUS, Nov. 1791. 
Son of [Thruston] John, attorney, of Thorpe Abbotts, Norfolk. 
Born Mar. 23, 1774, at Lincoln. 
School, Lincoln (Mr Slewithwaite). Matric. Michs. 1792; 
Scholar, 1792-7; B.A. 1796. 
Migrated to St John's, June 28, 1816; M.A. (St John's) 1816. 
Entered the Army, 1796; 12th Dragoons. 
Served in Portugal, 1799; 
in Egypt under Sir Ralph Abercromby,1801; 
Major in the Lincs. Militia,1805-7. 
Ord. (Sodor and Man) c. 1812. 
Of Binbrook-walk House [Binbrook], Lincs., and of 
Carr House, East Riding, Yorks., 
 Married 1st 1852 Elizabeth Keating, 
dau. of Redmond Power, Esq., of Whiteford, Co. Tipperary, 1802; 
Married 2nd  Harriet, dau. of Clement Harrison, of Pulteney Street, Bath. 
Died Jan. 24, 1864, aged 90, in London. 
Father of the next. (Venn, II. 124; Burke, L.G., 1937.)

London Gazette 8 November 1796 War Office 12th Regiment Light Dragoons, Richard Bewley Caton, gent, to become Cornet, by purchase vice Crouch who retires.

London Gazette 12 january 1799 War Office 12th Regiment Light Dragoons, Cornet, Richard Bewley Caton to be lieutenant, by purchase vice Kelly, promoted in the 60th Foot

London Gazette 22nd March 1803 War Office 12th Regiment Light Dragoons, Cornet, Richard H Bird to be lieutenant, by purchase vice Caton, who retires

London Gazetta 4th june 1805

Commisions in the Royal Third Lincoln Militia, signed by the Lord Lietenant.
Richard Bewley Caton, esq, to be Major dated May 22 1805

1st Jan 1818 suppliment
Awarded the Military Cross
Capt Richard Bewly Caton Norf. R.

4th Battalion, The Norfolk Regiment
the undermentioned to be second lieutenants
Richard Bewley Caton 18th aug 1914

A Geneological and Heraldic History of Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland Enjoying Territorial possesions or High Official Rank but uninvested with Heritable Honours By John Burke, Esq. Volume IV, MDCCXXXVIII (1838) Source: Gooogle Books
page 305 Caton of Binbrook The Rev. Richard-bewly CATON, of Binbrook, in the county of Lincoln, A.M. b.in 1774, formerly an officer in the 12th Light Dragooons, served in the Campain in Egypt under Sir Ralph Abercrombie, afterwards major in the 3rd Royal Lincoln Militia. Married Eliza POWER,youngest daughter of Redmond POWER, esq. of Whitefort, in the county of Tipperary; and has issue 1. Richard-redmond CATON, b.21 August 1806 m.23 June 1831, Anna maria, only daughter of the Rev. John Rideout, rector of Woodmmancote, in the county of Sussex, (by Frances, youngest daughter of Sir Harry Goring, bart. of Highden in the county of Sussex) and has issue Redmond rideout bewly CATON b. 1st October 1833 Frances eliza. Georgina maria 2. Thurston-bewly CATON married at Paris, 18th July 1835, Marie-louise-esther, dau of Colonel de St Rose, late chef de L'etat major a Paris, officer de la legion d'honeur, et Chavalier de St Louis 3. Maria-eliza CATON, married 2nd December 1831, Richard-henry KINCHANT, esq. of Park Hall and Bishop's Castle, in the county of Salop, and has issue John-charlton Kinchant, b.27 May 1834 Job-henry Kinchant, b.20 August 1835 Eliza-power Kinchant 4. Catherine-georgina Kinchant d. an infant

A Geneological and Heraldic History of Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland
Enjoying Territorial possesions or High Official Rank
but uninvested with Heritable Honours
By John Burke, Esq. Volume IV, MDCCXXXVIII (1838)
Source: Gooogle Books

page 305 Caton of Binbrook

The Rev. Richard-bewly CATON, of Binbrook, in the county of Lincoln, A.M. 
b.in 1774, formerly an officer in the 12th Light Dragooons, served in the 
Campain in Egypt under Sir Ralph Abercrombie, 
afterwards major in the 3rd Royal Lincoln Militia.
Married Eliza POWER,youngest daughter of Redmond POWER, esq. 
                          of Whitefort, in the county of Tipperary;
and has issue 
1.   Richard-redmond CATON, b.21 August 1806
     m.23 June 1831, 
     Anna maria, only daughter of the Rev. John Rideout, 
                 rector of Woodmmancote, in the county of Sussex,
                 (by Frances, youngest daughter of Sir Harry Goring, 
                     bart. of Highden in the county of Sussex)
     and has issue
               Redmond rideout bewly CATON b. 1st October 1833
               Frances eliza.
               Georgina maria 

2.   Thurston-bewly CATON 
     married at Paris, 18th July 1835, 
     Marie-louise-esther, dau of Colonel de St Rose, 
                          late chef de L'etat major a Paris,
                          officer de la legion d'honeur, et Chavalier de St Louis


3.   Maria-eliza CATON, 
     married   2nd December 1831,
     Richard-henry KINCHANT, esq. of Park Hall and Bishop's Castle, 
     in the county of Salop, 
     and has issue
                   John-charlton Kinchant,  b.27 May    1834 
                   Job-henry     Kinchant,  b.20 August 1835
                   Eliza-power   Kinchant

4.   Catherine-georgina Kinchant d. an infant

A Biographical History of GONVILLE & CAIUS College 1349-1895 ; page 24 Source: Gooogle Books
Caton, Richard (Richard Bewley) son of Thurston john Caton attorney of Thorpe Abbotts Norfolk Born in Lincoln March 34 1774; Died jan 24 1864, at his residence in Blanford Square, London At school there eight years, under Mr Slewithwaite. Aged 18 admitted pensioner, nov 1791 Scholar, Michalmus 1792-1997; B.A. 1796; M.A. (st John's) 1816 Entered the Army Nov 1796 (12 Dragoons); Served in Portugal 1799 and in Egypt 1801 where he obtained the medal and clasp; Married in 1802 Elisabeth Keating, daughter of Redmond Power esq. of Whitefort, Waterford Major in the lincs Militia 1805-1807 Ordained by the Bishop of Sodor and Man about 1812 Described as of Binbrook-walk House, Lincs and Carr House, E Riding, Yorks in 1852 He was a relative of the Master Dr, Belward Pedigree inCarthew, iii 467

A Biographical History of
GONVILLE & CAIUS College 1349-1895 ; page 24
Source: Gooogle Books

Caton, Richard (Richard Bewley) son of 
Thurston john Caton attorney of Thorpe Abbotts Norfolk
Born in Lincoln March 34 1774; Died jan 24 1864, 
at his residence in Blanford Square, London

At school there eight years, under Mr Slewithwaite.
Aged 18 admitted pensioner, nov 1791
Scholar, Michalmus 1792-1997; B.A. 1796; M.A. (st John's) 1816
Entered the Army Nov 1796 (12 Dragoons); Served in Portugal 1799
and in Egypt 1801 where he obtained the medal and clasp;
Married in 1802 Elisabeth Keating, daughter of 
Redmond Power esq. of Whitefort, Waterford
Major in the lincs Militia 1805-1807
Ordained by the Bishop of Sodor and Man about 1812
Described as of Binbrook-walk House, Lincs and
Carr House, E Riding, Yorks in 1852
He was a relative of the Master  Dr, Belward
Pedigree inCarthew, iii 467

sheet 2

Richard-Bewley CATON, Of Binbrook-walk House [Binbrook], Lincs., 
and of Carr House, Howden, East Riding, Yorks., 
1834 Electorial Roll,Howden
 Richard bewley Catton of London ,
qualification:- freehold land and Messuage called Carr House, Saltmarsh.

Sun fire insurance
1822 propert at 32 York St. Portland Sq
1837 property at 75 Seymour Place Branston Sq

Adm. pens. (age 18) at CAIUS, Nov. 1791. 
Son of [Thruston] John, attorney, of Thorpe Abbotts, Norfolk. 
Born     23rd March 1774, at Lincoln. 
Baptised 24th March 1774, at St Peter Arches Lincoln
School, Lincoln (Mr Slewithwaite). ' Matric. Michs. 1792; 
Scholar, 1792-7; B.A. 1796. 
Entered the Army, 1796; 12th Light Dragoons. 
Served in Portugal, 1799; in Egypt under Sir Ralph Abercromby, 1801;
Recieved the Gold Medal and also the War medal with Clasp for Egypt 
Major in the 3rd Royal Lincs. Militia, 1805-7. 
Ordination Deacon 1st  Oct 1807; Ordination Priest 24th Dec 1807 
Ord. (Sodor and Man) c. 1812. 
Migrated to St John's, June 28, 1816; M.A. (St John's) 1816. 
Chester Diocese, Licenced 18 sep 1821, St Martins Chester, Curate
in 1852. 

Married 1802
       (1) Elizabeth Keating, dau. of Redmond Power, Esq., of Whiteford, Co. Tipperary,  
           died 27 march 1852 buried Kensal Green aged 82
       (2) Harriet, dau. of Clement Harrison, of Pulteney Street, Bath. 

London Gazetta 1805
Commisions in the Royal Third Lincoln Militia, signed by the Lord Lietenant.
Richard Bewley Caton, esq, to be Major dated May 22 1805 




Richard Died Jan. 24, 1864, aged 90, in London. 
Buried at Kensal Green MI
Father of the next. (Venn, II. 124; Burke, L.G., 1937.)

Will of Richard Bewley Caton 4 May 1863, 
devising to his eldest son Richard Redmond Caton 
property vested in him as trustee or mortgagee. 
Testator died 24 January 1864, will proved PPR. 
Richard Henry Kinchant died 8 June 1864. 
The annuity to John Robert Nathaniel Kinchant during the joint 
lives of himself and Richard Henry Kinchant was duly paid to that date.

probate 4 april 1864 The Will of the Reverend Richard bewly Caton late of 21 Blanford square in the parish of Marrylebone in the county of Middlesex Clerk deceased who died 24 january 1864 at Blanford square aforesaid was proved at the Principle Registry by oaths of Richard Redmond Caton of 17 York Street, Portman Square in the said parish, and Thurston Bewley Caton of 29 Milson Street in the city of Bath Esquire, the two sons of the Executor.

Reel 1 Wiltshire Record Office, Diary of Mrs S Chauncey of Ayot St Peter, Herts,
Jan 11 1815:-- Mr Caton sent three of his children to Mr Bewley,
the Grandfather to Lincoln, Richard, Harriot and Thomas.
Jan 18 1815:-- The sale of Mr Catons at Welwyn he absent.

1841 census 
source                 HO107; Piece 679;  Folio: 38; Page: 28;
place                  Book: 4; St Marylebone;  District: 6;
Dwelling  
                                             born Scot Ireland forign parts
Richard  Caton  head 65  Clergyman        n
Eliza    Caton       60                       I
Thurston Caton       30   Surgeon         n            
Esther   Caton       20                   n
Adine    Caton        2                   N
Maria Kinchant       30   F S             n

1851 census 
source                    HO107; Piece: 1489; Folio: 539; Page: 42
place                     Marylebone , st Marys district 14 
Dwelling                  Seymore place marlylebone shed 81 

Rich.Bewley Caton  head   M 78 Clegyman Church of England         St Peters Lincoln
Elizabeth   Caton  wife   M 77                                    Ireland
Harriet Honley    visitor W 50                                    Marylebone
Jane Mahon        serv    U 50                                    Dublin
Elizabeth Cooper  serv    m 41    Cook                            Dinton Herefordshire

Electors Register 1852
Rev R. B.       Caton,         Warblington
Richard Redmond Caton, Esq.,   Tunbridge Well.
Thurson B.      Caton,         London

Wells Journal, 19 February 1853
Marriages Rev. R. B. Caton, M.A., to Harriet, daughter of the late C. Harrison, Esq., of Great Pulteney Street, Bath, and widow of the late W. Henley, Esq., Dublin. Feb. 8, at Clifton,

1861 census
source                    RG9; Piece: 82; Folio: 51; Page: 48;
Place                     Marylebone St johns district 10 , London
Dwelling                  21 Blanford Sqr, schedule 231

Richard B Caton   head M  87 Clergyman /// Landed proprietor   St Peter of Arches Lincoln
Hariet Caton      wife M  68                                   Marylebone Middx
John Reddington   serv U  52  
Mary Brock        serv U  27  
Hariet McCausland serv U  21

sheet 3


1851 census 
source                   HO107; Piece: 1656; Folio: 47; Page: 15;
place                    Warblington district 3a , Havant Hampshire
Dwelling                 Densville House 

Mary Ann   Shawe head W  50   Landed proprietor annuitant            Havent Hants 
Charles    Shawe son  U  18   Scholar at home                        East Indies
Thurston B Caton SIL  M  40   MD university of Paris
                              member of college of surgeons london   Ireland
Selena     Caton dau  M  23                                          East Indies
Constance  Caton gdau     1  
 
George Cousens   ser     16  footman
Charlotte Hatchard       22  house maid
Emma Philips             22  Cook
Lucy Sims                28  house maid

GRO Birth junqt1850 Havant 7 109
Constance margaret mary Caton

War office 25th aug 1854
to be Ensigns by purchase
Ewdmond Bewley Caton Gent


1871 census 
source                      RG10; Piece: 23; Folio: 75; Page: 34;
place                       Paddington district 16, Marylebone, London 
Dwelling                    8 Sussex Gardens, 

Thurston B Caton head M 63   Interest of Money            Isle of Man?   
Selena     Caton wife M 43                                East Indies 
Mary A     Shawe MIL  W 73   Pension and Land             Havant Hants 
Constance M Caton dau U 21                                Havant Hants 
Maria Kitchant sister? W 64                               Isle of Mann?

GRO MARRIAGE Decqt1876 Havant 8b 215 

Constance Margaret M Caton 

William burrell Norris


1881 census 
source                    RG11; Piece: 1096; Folio: 88; Page: 19
place                     Hove district 8 Sussex 
Dwelling                  2 Wilbury Rd shed 68 

Thurston B. Caton head  M 74  Annuitant                  Isle of Mann
Selena      Caton wife  M 53                             India
Richard R.  Caton broth W 78  Landowner                  Westmoreland
Mary ann    Shawe MIL   W 83  Annuitant                  Havant Hants
Theophile H. Evans vist W 61  Annuitant                  India
Alice   Amery         21  gen serv
Arthur  Barsted       17  footman
Emma    Scott         50  cook
Annie   Wilkinson     28  housemaid

sheet 4

RIP

Gentlemans Magazine January 1852, page 533

OBITUARY 27 March Eliza keating, 1772-1852

In London, aged 80, Eliza Keating, wife of the Rev Richard-bewley Caton, AM 
of Binbrook-walk House Linc. and Carr House East Riding co. york 
and yougest dau of the late Redmond POWER, of Whitefort co. Waterford, esq.
(second son of Edmond POWER of Chancellors Town, esq,)  by his first wife 
dau of Redmond Keating of Kilcowan co. Wexford, esq. 
commonly styled Baron Keating.

Of this family was Sir James de Ketynge, of Kilcowan, who had writ of summons 
as a Baron to Paliament & Edw. II 
Mrs Caton's uncle , the late Richard Power of Clashmore House, co. Wexford, esq. 
was, during many years ,a member for that county in the Irish  Parliament.
It was subsequently represented by his sons, 
Richard Shapland Power, of Clashmore House, esq.  and Robert Power, esq.
The only surviving child and hieress of the former was married in 1835 
to the present Earl of Huntingdon.

Of the Marriage with Mr.Caton there--------------------

All Souls Cemetery, North Kensington, Section SO105, grave 18,260

Sacred to the Memory of The Rev. RICHARD BEWLEY CATON M.A. Of Binbrook Lincolnshire His remains are deposited in the Vault Beneath He died the 24th Jan 1864 Aged 89 Also to the Memory of ELIZA KEATING his wife Youngest daughter of Remond Power Esq. of Whitefort, County Waterford. She departed this life the 27th March 1852 aged 80 And is Interred Beneath.

Obituary 30th jan 1864 John Bull
Jan 24, at his residence in Blanford Square, aged 80 The Rev. Richard Bewley Caton M.A., Cambridge, of Binbrook in the county of Lincoln, formerly leiutenant in the 12th Lancers Served in the Campain in Eygypt under sir Ralph Abercrombie in 1801, and was susequently Major in the 34 Royal Lincoln Militia.

Shropeshire Archives
Will of Richard Bewley Caton 4 May 1863,
devising to his eldest son Richard Redmond Caton property vested in him as trustee or mortgagee. Testator died 24 January 1864,
will proved PPR.
Richard Henry Kinchant died 8 June 1864. The annuity to John Robert Nathaniel Kinchant during the joint lives of himself and Richard Henry Kinchant was duly paid to that date.

Probate 4th April 1864
The Will of the Reverend Richard Bewley Caton late of 21 Blanford Square in the Parish of Marylebone in the County of Middlesex Clerk deceased who died 24th January 1864 at Blandford Square aforesaid, was proved at the Principle Registry by Oaths of Richard redmond Caton of 17 York Street, Portman Square in the said parish Esquire, and Thurston bewley Catonof 29 Milson Street in the city of Bath Esquire the Sons two of the Executors. Effects under £30,000

Probate 4th April 1864

The Will of the Reverend Richard Bewley Caton late of 21 Blanford Square in the Parish of Marylebone in the County of Middlesex Clerk deceased who died 24th January 1864 at Blandford Square aforesaid, was proved at the Principle Registry by Oaths of Richard redmond Caton of 17 York Street, Portman Square in the said parish Esquire, and Thurston bewley Catonof 29 Milson Street in the city of Bath Esquire the Sons two of the Executors.
Effects under £30,000