Emma Marion Hall, bom at Manadon, and bapt. at Pennycross 29 March 1854; marr. there on Tuesday, 15 January 1878 (by the Rev. Charles Willunson, D.D.), Lieut-Colonel Walter Charles Warner Arbuthnott, R.A. (only son of the Hon^ Walter Arbuthnott of Hatton, CO. Kincardine, by Anna Maria his wife, youngest dau. of Brook Taylor Ottley of Dela- ford, CO. Dublin); born 22 October 1847; entered the Royal Artillery 13 January 1869, served in Afghan War 1880 (medal), retired as Lieut-Colonel 13 May 1892
Walter Charles Warner Arbuthnott
Lt.-Col. Walter Charles Warner Arbuthnott, 13th Viscount Arbuthnott was born on 22 October 1847. He was the son of Hon. Walter Arbuthnott and Anna Maria Ottley. He married Emma Marion Hall Parlby , daughter of Reverend John Hall Parlby , on 15 January 1878. He died on 9 August 1920 at age 72.
Lt.-Col. Walter Charles Warner Arbuthnott, 13th Viscount Arbuthnott fought in the Second Afghan War in 1880. He gained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the service of the Royal Artillery. He succeeded to the title of «i»13th Viscount of Arbuthnott, of co. Kincardine [S., 1641]«/i» on 8 November 1917. He succeeded to the title of «i»13th Lord Inverbervie, of co. Kincardine [S., 1641]«/i» on 8 November 1917.1871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 5783; Folio: 152; Page: 34; GSU roll: 895850.
Civil Parish: Vessels Town: Naples Harbour County/Island: Royal Navy Country: England
Registration district: Royal Navy Sub-registration district: Royal Navy ED, institution, or vessel: Prince Consort Household schedule number: 1
Name: C W Arbuthnot Age: 23 Estimated birth year: abt 1848 Relation: Lient Royal Artills
Gender: Male Where born: Dublin, IrelandHousehold Members: Name Age
Michael Reid 29 William Snell 37 Richard Prescott 24 Thomas Jones 28 George Brampton 33
Daniel Evans 29 Thomas William 29 James Ford 31 William Ringham 30 Charles Burgess 27
Joseph Smart 33 James Cape 26 Edward Howe 22 William Groom 27 Andrew Ramsay 30
Henry Davenport 29 Richard M Nicholls 35 William Roberts 30 James Sharland 40
William Loney 24 George Cocele 27 Edwin Farnham 34 John Gidley 24 Benjaman Faweett 25
David Wishart 21 George Kittle 33 Edward Kerby 28 William Meadwell 25 Isaac Edwards 26
Thomas Rendell 25 Henry Harman 19 Alfred Thyer 24 Isaac Briton 31 John Martin 31
William Thomas 24 Janie S Fenlon 29 William Bristow 28 Henry Cooksley 23
Robert Bogan 35 Timothy Noonan 32 Daniel Baggs 25 George F Curtis 29 William Kerby 28
Charles Tonkins 26 John Dudman 26 John Morcombe 21 John Dawell 21 Francis Allen 25
John Lister 25 James Hendy 20 John Palmer 20 Thos Clark 18 William Keeble 17
Frederick Filkington 18 John Young 17 Henry Jennian 18 Arthur Mack 18 Walter Hunt 18
Henry H Middleton 18 Stephen R Howe 17 William Howl 17 George P Bliss 18
Walter Neville 17 Peter M Larese 32 S C Orde Powlett 22
«b»C W Arbuthnot 23 «/b»
F C Fox 22 Gorey Spitari 36 John Cauchi 56 Vincenzo Spiteri 28 Vincenzo Glavina 12
Jose Seice 31 Antonio Buggeia 21 Stephen Brett Williams 28 John Mahoney 33
Francis Stirling 32 William Windsor 49 John Rolfe Nelson Moss 35
William Henry Richards 28 Edward Francis Partridge Smith 25 William Edwin Ellen
George Montague John Higginson
Thomas Patchpole 37 John Ball Bradley 29 George F Stronach 27
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Marriage Notes for Emma Marion Hall Parlby and Walter Charles Warner Arbuthnott
ALT._MARRIAGE: Marriages Mar 1878 (>99%)
ARBUTHNOTT Walter Charles W Plympton 5b 349
PARLBY Emma Marion H Plympton 5b 3491881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»Panmure Barracks
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Montrose, Forfar, Scotland
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 0203498 GRO Ref Volume 312 EnumDist 24 Page 17
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Walter Chas. ARBUTHNOTT«tab»M«tab»33 «tab»M«tab»Ireland
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Captain Royal Artillery
Emma M. ARBUTHNOTT«tab»M«tab»27 «tab»F«tab»England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
Ellen GOVE«tab»U«tab»36 «tab»F«tab»Benholm, Kincardine, Scotland
«tab»Rel:«tab»Servant«tab»Occ:«tab»Cook Dom Serv
Isabella BAIRD«tab»U«tab»23 «tab»F«tab»Aberdeen, Aberdeen, ScotlandMARRIAGE: 1881 Census: �tab�Dwelling:�tab�Panmure Barracks
�tab�Census Place:�tab�Montrose, Forfar, Scotland
�tab�Source:�tab�FHL Film 0203498 GRO Ref Volume 312 EnumDist 24 Page 17
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
Walter Chas. ARBUTHNOTT«tab»M«tab»33 «tab»M«tab»Ireland
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Captain Royal Artillery
Emma M. ARBUTHNOTT«tab»M«tab»27 «tab»F«tab»England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Wife
Ellen GOVE«tab»U«tab»36 «tab»F«tab»Benholm, Kincardine, Scotland
«tab»Rel:«tab»Servant«tab»Occ:«tab»Cook Dom Serv
Isabella BAIRD«tab»U«tab»23 «tab»F«tab»Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland
«tab»Rel:«tab»Servant«tab»Occ:«tab»House & Tablemaid Dom Serv
Images for Scotish Census records not available in Ancestry.«b»
Children of Lt.-Col. Walter Charles Warner Arbuthnott, 13th Viscount Arbuthnott and Emma Marion Hall Parlby
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«tab»«/b»Hon. Georgina Muriel Arbuthnott d. 22 Dec 1973
«tab»Violet Anna Arbuthnott d. 1 Jan 1884
«tab»Norah Gertrude Arbuthnott
«tab»Walter St. John Mayne Arbuthnott b. 30 Sep 1880, d. Nov 1880
«tab»John Oglivy Arbuthnott, 14th Viscount Arbuthnott «sup»1«/sup» b. 15 Sep 1882, d. 17 Oct 1960
«tab»Hon. Hugh Robin Claud Arbuthnott b. 12 Sep 1884, d. 15 Jan 1930
258. Reginald John Hall Parlby
DEATH: Name: Reginald J H Parlby Death Registration Month/Year: Jan-Mar 1923 Age at death (estimated): 61 Registration district: Plympton Inferred County: Devonshire Volume: 5b Page: 276
Reginald John Hall= ParlbyofManadon, CO. Devon ; born at Manadon 1 2 Febru- ary, bapt. at Penny- cross, CO. Devon, 21 April 1861 ; Captain ist Devon- shire Regiment, Ad- jutant 2nd (Prince of Wales') Volunteer Battalion Devon- shire Regiment.
1871 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 2038; Folio: 79; Page: 36; GSU roll: 831763.
Civil Parish: Honiton Ecclesiastical parish: Exeter Town: Honiton County/Island: Devon Country: England
Registration district: Honiton Sub-registration district: Honiton ED, institution, or vessel: 14 Grammar School, High Street
Household schedule number: 181
Household Members: Name Age
Catherine S Bell 44 Elizabeth Glade 24 Elizabeth Dean 31 Jane Hayman 20
Emile Denner 32 Edith Rousel 22 Deborah Walker 20 Mary Clark 20 Ellen Barrett 15
Edward M Andrews 11 Sidney G D Dandrews 10 Henry A Babor 16 Francis R Baxendale 10
Malcolm H Bell 12 Herbert L Bentley 11 Harry D Bewes 11 Francis G Bewes 10
Arthur E Broster 17 John E Buckle 11 Andrew R Carr 10 William D Caunter 13
James E Caunter 12 Robert Clapp 16 George S Clapp 14 John T Clapp 12
Groves P Cooper 13 John J G Draug 16 Francis J Deliex 9 Edward R Edgell 15
Charles H Edgell 10 John F Goodridge 11 Richard J B Geldart 13 Robert A G Harrison 16
Herbert A C Harrison 15 Henry N Harvey 13 William L Harvey 12 John S G Hillan 12
William V Hoyard 11 Thomas H Izod 9 Henry E Kitson 12 Herbert Lillies 14 Arthur Lillies 12
Robert H Lovell 13 Robert G Lutley 15 Ernest W S Maconchy 10 George C Maconchy 12
James C Michell 14 Arthur A Michell 13 Pentyre A Morshead 14 Herbert C Money 13
Alfred G Nepier 10 Arthur L Pitenan 16 Henry B Pinniger 12 John M Pope 12
Reginald J Parlby «tab»Pupil«tab»10 Scholar«tab»«tab»Devon, Tiverton
Philip P Rogers 13 Elizabeth W Rogers 13 Edward H G Seager 16
Charles G B Saunders 11 Richard B A Sprange 11 Henry Wm Seymour 14
Charles F Seymour 9 Frederick Tracey 13 Charles S Walters 11 Ernest A Weeks 14
Walter Were 13 Charles Whitby 11 John K White 12
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DEATH: Name: Violet A M H Parlby Death Registration Month/Year: Oct-Dec 1954 Age at death (estimated): 79 Registration district: Taunton Inferred County: Somerset Volume: 7c Page: 188
Violet Agatha Margaret, 3rd dau. of Edmund NewmanSnowofFrank- lyn, Exeter, and grand- dau. of the Rt. HonW>= SirJamesCairdjK.C.B ; born 17 May, bapt. at Exwick, CO. Devon, 26 June 1875; marr. at St. Thomas', Exeter (by the Rev. Edward Francis Russell of St. Alban's, Holborn, London), on Thursday, 6 September 1900.
Marriage Notes for Reginald John Hall Parlby and Violet Agatha Margaret Snow
ALT._MARRIAGE: Marriages Sep 1900 (>99%)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Bennett Emma Louisa St. Thomas 5b 101
Holland William Henry St Thomas 5b 101
PARLBY Reginald John H St. Thomas 5b 101
Snow Violet Agatha M St. Thomas 5b 101Births Sep 1901 (>99%)
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Parlby Violet Blanche H Plympton 5b 188The above birth seems to indicate that Reginald married Violet Snow
The following FreeBMD births confirm this...
Births Sep 1912 (>99%)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Parlby Cecil St J H Snow St.Thomas 5b 101
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Births Mar 1917 (>99%)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------PARLBY John R H Snow Devonport 5b 428
MARRIAGE: MAJOR REGINALD JOHN HALL PARLBY, of Manadon, Devon, lord of the Manors of Weston Peverell and Sampford Spiney,Major at Devonshire Regt., b . 12th Feb. 1861 ; educ. Honiton Sch. ; m 4th Sept 1900. Violet Agatha Margaret, 3rd dau. of Edward Newman-----of Franklyn Exeter.and grand - dau of the late Rt .Hon.Sir James Carid ,K.C.B., and d .15th Jan 1923, leaving issue,
1901 Census: Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 2088; Folio: 86; Page: 15.
Civil parish: Weston Peverell Ecclesiastical parish: St Pancras Town: Weston Peverell County/Island: Devon Country: England Registration district: Plympton St Mary Sub-registration district: Plympton
ED, institution, or vessel: 17 Household schedule number: 35. Manadon House, Weston Peverell
Household Members: Name Age
Reginald H Parlby «tab»Head«tab»M«tab»40 Capt. Devon Reg.«tab»«tab»Devon, Weston Peverell
Violet Parlby «tab»Wife«tab»M«tab»25 «tab»«tab»«tab»do, Exeter
Harriet Pake «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»36
Minnie Ashdown «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»28
Emma Hooper «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»30
Alice Nattamore «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»20
Emily Bakes «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»21
Barbara Allen «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»38
Wallace Reever «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»43
William Boggia «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»17
Herbert Rockey «tab»Serv«tab»«tab»26
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517. Cynthia Geraldine Hall Parlby
DEATH: Name: Cynthia Geraldine H Mckillop Birth Date: 5 Jul 1903 Death Registration Month/Year: Sep 1987 Age at death (estimated): 84 Registration district: Chichester Inferred County: Sussex Volume: 18 Page: 1548
DEATH: Name: Hugh Frederick Mckillop Birth Date: 28 Jun 1902 Death Registration Month/Year: Jan 1991 Age at death (estimated): 88 Registration district: Chichester Inferred County: Sussex Volume: 18 Page: 1805
Marriage Notes for Cynthia Geraldine Hall Parlby and Hugh Frederick Mckillop
MARRIAGE: Name: Cynthia G H Parlby Spouse Hugh F Mckillop Date of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec 1929 Registration district: Plympton Registration county (inferred): Devonshire Volume Number: 5b Page Number: 489
518. Cecil St. John Hall Parlby
DEATH: Name: Cecil St John H Parlby Birth Date: 11 Aug 1912 Death Registration Month/Year: Oct-Dec 1971 Registration district: Midhurst Inferred County: Sussex Volume: 5h Page: 1973
519. John Reginald Hall Parlby
DEATH: Name: John Reginald H Parlby Birth Date: 17 Dec 1916 Death Registration Month/Year: Jan 1993 Age at death (estimated): 76 Registration district: Bristol Inferred County: Gloucestershire Register number: E9C District and Subdistrict: 3011E Entry number: 200
259. Walter Coventry Hall Parlby
Waiter Coventry= Hall Parlby of Alberta, Canada: born at Manadon 31 May, bapt. at Pennycross 20 July 1862; of St. John's College, Oxford, matricu- lated 15 October 1881, aged 19, B.A. 1885, M.A. 1891.
Mary Irene, eldest dau. of Col. Ernest Lindsay Marryat, late R.E.,formerly of Stonecross, Lympsfield, Surrey, Member of Legislative Assembly, Province of Alberta, Minister without Portfolio from 1921 - 35, Hon . LL.D. Univ. of Alberta,and has issue, Humphrey Marryat 9 Dartmoor Ranch, Alix, Alberta, Canada ), b. 15th Nov 1899 ; m. 7th Jan 1931, Beatrice Georgina, B.A. Co. Wicklow, I.F.S, and has issue, Geoffrey Walter Hall, b. 3rd Feb 1933.
[Parle Genealogy]«b»Irene Parlby «/b»
A young English woman of middle-class privilege, Mary Irene Marryat left behind a sheltered Victorian life in 1896 to journey to Canada in search of purpose and adventure. In the ranching country east of Lacombe, Alberta she met and married Walter Parlby, an Oxford scholar, and settled down to the challenges of pioneer life.
Irene and Walter became actively involved in the cooperative movements, joining the United Farmers of Alberta to improve the lives of farm families. Irene Parlby served as president of the United Farm Women of Alberta for four years (1916-1920), lobbying government for better education and health care in rural areas. When the U.F.A. formed the provincial government in 1921, Mrs. Parlby was named Minister without Portfolio, and for 14 years pushed for reforms in health, education, and the rights of women and children. Mrs. Parlby became famous as one of five Alberta women who launched the petition leading to the Privy Council's 1929 ruling that women are "persons" eligible to sit in the Canadian Senate.
In 1930, Irene Parlby was appointed by Prime Minister R.B. Bennett to represent Canada at the League of Nations. In 1944, she retired to a quiet family life at her homestead on Parlby Lake where she lived until the age of 97 - remembered by Albertans as a champion of farm families and the rights of women.«b»[Wikipedia]
Irene Parlby«/b» (January 9, 1868 - July 12, 1965) was a «u»Canadian «/u» women's farm leader, activist and politician.
Born in «u»London «/u», «u»England «/u», Parlby came to Canada in 1896. In 1913, Parlby helped to found the first women's local of the «u»United Farmers of Alberta «/u». In 1921, she was elected to the «u»Alberta «/u» Legislature for the riding of «u»Lacombe «/u», holding the riding for 14 years. Appointed as minister without portfolio, she was the first woman «u»Cabinet minister «/u» in Alberta.
Parlby was one of the «u»Famous Five «/u» or Valiant Five, who by means of a court battle known as the «u»Persons Case «/u» established that women were "qualified Persons" in the meaning of the «u»Constitution of Canada «/u» and therefore entitled to sit in the «u»Senate of Canada «/u».
A lifelong advocate for rural Canadian women and children, Parlby was president of the United Farm Women of Alberta from 1916 to 1919. On behalf of the UFWA, she pushed to improve public «u»health care «/u» services and establish «u»municipal «/u» «u»hospitals «/u» as well as mobile «u»medical «/u» and «u»dental clinics «/u». In 1921 Parlby was elected to the provincial legislature and made a cabinet minister (the second woman in Canada to hold a provincial cabinet post).
She was once quoted saying: "...and what when we die? Should women go back to the state they once belonged to. No, they should rather take arms against it, and fight for acknowledgment, not uniformity." Here she fought for acceptance rather that equality to the male race.
Among other honours, in «u»October 2009 «/u», the Senate voted to name Parlby and the rest of the Five Canada's first "honorary senators."
Marriage Notes for Walter Coventry Hall Parlby and Mary Irene Maryyat
MARRIAGE: Walter was thirty-five years old when he and Irene married. He was the thirteenth youngest son of the Reverend John Hall Parlby and an Oxford Graduate witha degree in classics. He arrived in the North-West in 1890 and initially ranched with his brother Edward before establishing his own homestead just north of Edward's on the shores of Parlby Lake, named for the brothers. Today the lake is a bird santuary on the outskirts of Alix.
Parlby Lake is in Alberta, Canada[Place names of Alberta]
Contrary to what some people may think, Parlby Lake in central Alberta is not named after Irene Parlby, one of Alberta's most famous women. According to Historian Merrily Aubrey, the honour rested with the family into which she married.
The name Parlby Lake, near Bashaw, was recorded by the Dominion Land Survey in 1893 and 1894. And it was named for the brothers Edward and Walter Parlby. They were ranchers who settled somewhere nearby some years ago.
The two brothers had emigrated from England, and, according to a popular term of the time, they were called "remittance men."
And remittance men were usually the sons of well-to-do English families. Now often, these sons either had caused some embarrassment in the old country, or were just younger siblings who had a few prospects in the heavily structured society in class-conscious England. Parents would remit them money to help them in their endeavours.
I think both the Parlby brothers were of good character but with few prospects in England. They came to Canada to ranch in the Beaver Lake district. Together they held nearly 1500 acres. Walter, who had been born in 1862, was an Oxford graduate in Classics, so a very well read man.
In 1896, a neighbour of the Parlby's returned from a trip to England and she brought with her a family friend, a young woman by the name of Irene Marriott. Irene also came from an upper-middle-class English family, but at 28 years old and still single, her prospects in the old country were also limited.
Irene and Walter fell in love, and, after a courtship of over a year, they married in November of 1897, and gave birth to Humphrey in March in 1899. Irene Marriott Parlby became one of the Province's and the British Empire's most famous citizens.
CHRISTENING: Humphey Manyat Parlby Born 15 Nov 1899, Baptism 12 Dec 1899 Walter Eventy Herold Parlby,
Mary Irene Parlby St Matthias, Earls Court Kensington and Chelsea. Abode: Buffalo Lane, Alberta, Canada. Father's Occupation: RancherHumphrey Marryat Parlby, born at 41 Earl's Court Square, London, on Wednesday, 15 November, bapt. at St. Matthias', Earl's Court Square, 13 December 1899.
260. Edward Mackenzie Hall Parlby
Edward Mackenzie Hall Parlby= of Alberta, Canada ; born at Manadon 29 September, bapt. at Pennycross 26 November 1865; educated at Cheltenham College.
Edward is assumed to be a child of John Hall Parlby and Emma Admonition Radcliffe because they and the family were living at Manadon at that time.
1881 Census: «tab»Dwelling:«tab»Hailes St
«tab»Census Place:«tab»Winchcomb, Gloucester, England
«tab»Source:«tab»FHL Film 1341618 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2564 Folio 106 Page 3
«tab»Marr«tab»Age«tab»Sex«tab»Birthplace
George P. ARCHER«tab»U«tab»27 «tab»M«tab»Warleigh, Devon, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Head«tab»Occ:«tab»Curate of Winchcomb
Edward H. PARLBY«tab» «tab»15 «tab»M«tab»Manadon Plymouth, Devon, England
«tab»Rel:«tab»Visitor«tab»Occ:«tab»Scholar
Annie Morrison, only dau. of Francis Wilkins, formerly H.B.M. Vice-Consul at Chicago, U.S.A., by Jean his wife, eldest dau. of George Steele; born at Chicago 31 July 1873; marr. by special licence at Red Deer, Alberta, Canada (by the Rev. Frederick Goodman), on Thursday, 2 January 1896.
Marriage Notes for Edward Mackenzie Hall Parlby and Ann Morison
MARRIAGE: Passenger Lists leaving UK 1890-1960 Transcription
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First name(s) �tab�ANNE M
Last name �tab�PARLBY
Gender �tab�Female
Age �tab�60
Birth year �tab�1874
Marital status «tab»M
Occupation «tab»H'WIFE
Departure year «tab»1934
Departure day «tab»20
Departure month «tab»10
Departure port «tab»GREENOCK
Destination port «tab»MONTREAL
Destination «tab»MONTREAL
Country «tab»CANADA
Destination country «tab»CANADA
Ship name «tab»DUCHESS OF BEDFORD
Ship official number «tab»160482
Ship master's first name «tab»JAMES
Ship master's last name «tab»TURNBULL
Shipping line «tab»CANADIAN PACIFIC
City «tab»GREENOCK
Ship destination port «tab»MONTREAL
Ship destination country «tab»CANADA
Ship square feet «tab»13309
Ship registered tonnage «tab»11881
Number of passengers «tab»63
Record set «tab»Passenger Lists leaving UK 1890-1960
Category «tab»Travel & migration
Record collection «tab»Passenger lists
Collections from «tab»Australasia, Great Britain, Ireland, United States
John Francis Hall Parlby, George Alexander Hall Parlby, Jean Admonition, born at born at Red Deer, Alberta, born at Long Valley Ranch, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, Canada, 23 January, bapt. at Lacombe, Alberta, Canada, 12 6 December 1899, bapt. at Lamerton, Alberta, 16 May March, bapt. at Lamerton, Lamerton, Alberta, 23 June 1897. Alberta, 21 August 1898. 1900.