Family tree - Herbert - 8th Earl of Pembroke

 
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8th Earl of Pembroke
Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke (and 5th Earl of Montgomery), K.G., see here and here,
born 1656, succ 1683,
mar 1stly, July 1684, to Margaret Sawyer [dau of Sir Robert Sawyer, Kt. (see here) and Margaret Suckeley] and had issue:

  1. Catherine Herbert, mar Sir Nicholas Morice, Bart., and had issue:

    1. Catherine Morice.

    2. Barbara Morice,
      mar 1728 to Sir John Molesworth, 4th Baronet [of Pencarrow, Cornwall]
      and had issue [see MOLESWORTH-ST.AUBYN in [Burkes Peerage]].

  2. Henry Herbert, 9th Earl of Pembroke, born 29th Jan 1693.

  3. William Herbert, had issue:

    1. Henry Herbert, 1st Earl of Carnarvon, cr 1793, died 1811.

    2. Georgiana Herbert. Her 1st cousin's son, Augustus Reebkomp, in his will 1796, left her "my repeating watch with the picture of Lady Pembroke and Lord Herbert" [11th Earl and his mother] "on the back of it"

President of the Royal Society 1689-90 [founded 1660],
these were the days when the Royal Society was inventing western science, Isaac Newton's Principia had just been published in 1687, and Newton would be President of the Royal Society later in 1703,
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding by John Locke (founding father of democracy) was dedicated to the 8th Earl in 1690,
founded Wilton Royal Carpet Factory (royal charter 1699),
Margaret died 17th Nov 1706,
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland 1707-09,
this may (or may not) be connected to how the 9th Earl ended up marrying an Irishwoman (Mary Fitzwilliam) in 1733,
mar 2ndly, 21st Sept 1708, to Barbara Slingsby [dau of Sir Thomas Slingsby, 2nd Baronet],
Lord High Admiral of Great Britain and Ireland 1708-09,
Barbara died 1st Aug 1722,
mar 3rdly, 14th June 1725, to Mary Howe [dau of Scrope Howe, 1st Viscount Howe],
his will dated 22 Dec 1732,
died 22nd Jan 1733 [using [NJ] date format, note that at the time this was regarded as the end of 1732], age 76 yrs.
Mary re-married Nov 1735 to John Mordaunt,
settlement about this marriage dated 17 Sept 1735,
there is a private act related to this settlement, and the inheritance of the 9th Earl, in Private Acts of Great Britain, London, 1735, Ch.7.

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