Arizona republican., 1921-10-24

win Duppa, Esq sprung from the honorable Herefordshire family. a man endowed with the highest pro- pity and every virtue: who having. by the grace of God, by eXtremel temperance, prolonged his life to his S7th year, most peacefully breathed forth his very brave and pious soul on the 9th day of December, A. D., 1737, having lived S6 years. 9 months, and 25 days. He married Jane. the daughter of Richard Rockford, Esq, of London, an illustrious lady, and worthy of such a husband adorned with splendid gifts of mind and body. She lived little over 55 years, dying on the eth day of September, 1fOS, and lies buried in the Parish church of Chatham. Baldwin Duppa, the son and only child, piously dedicated this sepulchral marble to the mem
 ory of the best of parents, in the year of Salvation, 173s." Within the walls of the Hollingbourne church are monuments of several other mem bers of the Duppa family.
 Baldwin Duppa (5) of Holling
 worth, born in 1882. barrister- law, was high sheriff of Kent in 1T35, and one of its Deputy Lieutenants. He died unmarried, 30th November. 1764, aged S2, and was buried within Hol- lingbourne church. By his will he devised his estates to his kinsman, the Rev. Richard Hancorn (6)-
 Rev. Richard Haneorn (6) assumed by Act of Parliament, ,, George III. in compliance with the terms of the bequest, the surname and family arms of Duppa. He married an heir ess by the name of Boas, lady of German ancestry. He died in l19O without issue. He was survived by his brother, Baldwin Hancorn. who also surrendering the family name assumed the name and arms Of Dup pa. His son was Baldwin Duppa CD.
 Baldwin Duppa CD was ship wrecked on the Bolt Head; he was the only officer, who, with 20 of the crew, escaped by leaping from the vessel on the rocks. He married Martha. Clutch. lady of ancient de- scent in Cornwall; their issue were, Baldwin Duppa (S) heir 10 the estate,
 Richard who died unmarried and Martha, who married William Hig- gins of Middlewood in Herefordshlre, and had issue William, Robert and Margarie Baldwin Duppa died Tn 179S. and was survived by this son Baldwin Duppa (s).
 BaIdwn DuppaDu (9)i born November. 176S, married in lSuo; Mary, daughter of Major General Gladwin of Stubbing Court, in the 1 county of Derby. General GladWin
 was distinguished officer in the
 war with the French in America in ! l760. His issue was George Duppa l (10),. Baldwin Francis Duppa, Ellen and other sons and daughters.
 Baldwin Francis Duppa 1O), par rister- at-law, married Catherine | daughter and co-heir of Philip Oar ren, Esq. brother to Harry Darrell l Esq. of Cela Hill, in Kent. MT. Duppa was magistrate and deputy heuten-
 ant for the county of Kent. His is
 sue were Baldwin Francis Duppa | CID, Huston Whitney, Catherine | Mary, Eleanor Henrietta, Blanche i Horemia, Bryan Edward, :. A, Hen I " Charter Charles GladWin, George l Mary Dorothy. Frances Annie, Sarah ! Charlotte. Harriet. Ellen, and oui i friend, Byran Philip Darrell Duppa | CID. England offered but few op- portunities to the youngest child or | family of , children.
 George Duppa CID went to New II Zealand about 1886: on his return
 home he bought the estates of ms
 nephew. Baldwin Francis Duppa the
 head of the family and brother oi !, Bryan Philip Darrell Duppa- Al ms
 death. George Duppa beQueathed tn'
 estates away from his own son ahl
 gave them to a nephew. Richard |. Duppa Turbot, the son of Ellen Dup , pa. the youngest of the aunts of Oar
 reH, on the condition that, by roya
 license. he should change his famil Y
 name to the ancient spelling Of d'
 Uphaugh.' The French pronuncla
 tion is the same as the modern form . of Duppa. This is the third chang in the family name. as this son wa , born to Ellen through her marriag' to her cousin Gladwin Turbot O Oyster Hole Derbyshire.
 Richard Tubot de .Uphaugh. Esq } G2) is now head of the family tron , his scho5lrly letters we gather tha ! he is a gentleman advanced in life b After tracing these four changes II the family name in order to retail Q one name in the ownership of tn family estates. it would be interest s ing to know the next descent in tn 7 thirteenth generation of the famlL % of de UphauEh. It has seemed to e personal to make this inquiry of tn |. people in England who have givc1 - the information herein. l. would b