page_title: William Haynes-Smith
section_title: Personal life
hierarchical_section_title: William Haynes-Smith / Personal life
caption_attribution_description: English: Edith Wharton collection/Beinecke 10558628. Howard Sturgis and William Haynes Smith on the steps with two dogs at Queen's Acres, Windsor, before 1920
context_page_description: Sir William Frederick Haynes-Smith KCMG was an English colonial administrator in the British Empire.
context_section_description: In 1867, he was married to Ellen Parkinson White (1838–1923) at Tunbridge Wells. Ellen was a daughter of English-born James Thomas White (son of Dr. Andrew White FRCS) and Anne Gordon Hubbard (daughter of John Hubbard and Jane (née Parkinson) Hubbard). Ellen's aunt, Mary Greene Hubbard, was the second wife of Russell Sturgis, an American merchant and banker who was the head of Baring Brothers in London. Together, they were the parents of a son and a daughter:
  William Haynes-Smith (1871–1937), who was the partner of writer Howard Sturgis (a son of Russell Sturgis from his third wife) until his death in 1920.  In 1924, when both were in their 50s, he married Alice Maud Russell Sturgis (1868–1964), a daughter of American architect John Hubbard Sturgis and the niece of his later partner.
  Anne Haynes-Smith (1870–1963), who married Rear Admiral Edward Cecil Villiers, a son of Rev. Charles Villiers and Florence Mary Tyssen-Amherst. His brother was Ernest Villiers, MP for Brighton (and husband of Hon. Elaine Guest, daughter of Ivor Guest, 1st Baron Wimborne). He was a grandson of Thomas Hyde Villiers, great-grandson of the Hon. George Villiers, and a 2x great-grandson of Thomas Villiers, 1st Earl of Clarendon.
  In 1920, he purchased Brandon Park in Suffolk.  He died at Turleigh Mill in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire on 18 December 1928.
caption: Photograph of Howard Sturgis and his son, William Haynes-Smith on the steps at Queen's Acres, Windsor, before 1920.
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