Rounding/Froggatt marriage

 The marriage took place 14 April, 2023, between Edward George (Ed) Rounding (born 1991), son of Anthony Rounding (born 1955), and his wife the former Elaine Kaiser (born 1954), and Lucy Amelia M.Y. Froggatt (born 24 August, 1993), descended from the Stanley of Dalegarth & Ponsonby landed gentry family, only daughter of Nicholas Keith Froggatt {b 11 Jan 1963), by his wife the former Maggie Tang {b 21 May 1962}, & she is a great-granddaughter of Elizabeth Norah Stanley (b 1909- ?) who descended from the Earls of Galloway and from King Henry VII.

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Susan Mary Moncrieff (née Martin) 1939-2023

 Susan Mary Moncrieff (née Martin), died 14 April, 2023, aged 83. She was born in 1939, daughter of Rupert Claude Martin (1905-1991), of Quantocks, Burnham-on-Sea, by his wife the former Ellen Wood; and married 30 July, 1966, Maj John Graham Moncrieff of Kinmonth (1929-2012), head of that landed gentry family, son of Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas Graham Moncrieff of Kinmonth, MC (1893-1983), and his wife the former Henrietta Doreen St John (1900-1987), scion of the Viscounts Bolingbroke, by whom she had issue, a son, Andrew Graham Moncrieff of Kinmonth (born 1 Dec, 1969), and a daughter, Mary Rose (born 13 Dec, 1971).

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Hon Juliet Honor Boobbyer 1930-2023

The Hon Juliet Honor Boobbyer (nee Rodd), who died 24 January, 2023, aged 92, was a scion of ther Barons Rennell.

She was born 28 October, 1930, second of the four daughters of the 2nd Baron Rennell (1895-1978), and his wife the former Hon Mary Constance Vivian Smith (1901-1981), scion of the Barons Bicester; and married 5 July, 1957, Brian Boobbyer (1929c-2011), son of Philip Watson Boobbyer, MRCS, of Ealing, London, by whom she had issue, two sons, Dr Philip Christopher Boobbyer (born 8 Sept, 1963), and Mark Tremayne Boobbyer (born 31 March, 1967).

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Charles Peter William Buller 1959-2023

 Charles Peter William Buller, who died 13 April, 2023, aged circa 64, was a descendant of the Stuart Earls of Moray. Born in Surrey (registered Apr 1959), he was a son of Peter Henry Buller (1925-2022)m and his wife the former Elizabeth Landon.

He was a grandson of Admiral Sir Henry Tritton Buller, GCVO, CB (1873-1960), and his wife the former Lady Hermione Moray Stuart (1899-1989), daughter of the 17th Earl of Moray (1955-1930).

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Westacott/Cazalet engagement

 The engagement was announced 29 April, 2023, between William Robert Westacott (born 1984), son of Christopher Robert Westacott (born 1949), of Frogmore Farm, Berkshire, and his wife the former Rowena Jane Evans (born 1963), & Eloise Margaret R. Cazalet (born 15 August, 1991), scion of that landed family, of Fairlawne, daughter of Peter Charles Grenville Cazalet (born 1959), of Monk Soham, Suffolk, and his wife the former Victoria Jane Perry.

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Alfred Quentin James Boyd-Bowman (born 2023)

Eloise Violet Boyd-Bowman (née Nelson, born 2 Aug, 1988), wife of George Boyd-Bowman (born 1988), and scion of the Barons Nelson of Stafford, gave birth to a son, Alfred Quentin James, 22 March, 2023.

George is the son of Robert Boyd-Bowman (born 1944), of Norfolk. Eloise is a daughter of the Hon James Jonathan Nelson (born 17 June, 1947), of Penselwood, Somerset, and his wife the former Lucy Mary Brown, and a grandson of the late 2nd Baron Nelson of Stafford (1917-1995).

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Bobkov/Thorold engagement

 The engagement was announced 29 April, 2023, between Michail Bobkov, son of Elena Levashova and the late Yuri Bobkov, of Vienna, & Alexxandra Susannah G. Thorold (born 29 May, 1992), scion of the Thorold baronets, daughter of John Richard Thorold (born 6 September, 1947), of Marston, Lincolnshire, and his wife the former Elizabeth Cruickshank.

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Lady Bannerman 1937-2023

Lady Bannerman, whio died 21 April, 2023, was the wife of Sir David Bannerman, OBE, 15th Baronet.

She was the former (Mary) Prudence Ardagh-Walter, daughter of the Rev Philip Frank Ardagh-Walter (1899-1979), and his wife the former Hazel Gertrude Frances Mary Robertson (1904-1986); and married 25 June, 1960, David Gordon Bannerman (born 18 August, 1935), son of Sir Donald Arthur Gordon Bannerman, 14th Baronet (1899-1989), and his wife the former Barbara Charlotte Cameron (who died in 2001). Her husband succeeded to the baronetcy (created in 1682), on his father's death, 21 November, 1989.

Lady Bannerman is survived by her husband and by four daughters, Claire (b 1961), Margot (b 1962), Arabella (b 1965), and Clodagh (b 1975),

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James Andrew Nigel Duff Gordon (born 2023)

Charlotte Victoria Duff Gordon (nee Griffiths, born 1984), wife of Frederick Samuel Douglas Duff Gordon (b 1981), scion of the Duff Gordon baronets, gave birth to a son, James Andrew Nigel, 21 April, 2023, a brother for Celia (born 2018), and Cosima (born 2020).

Charlotte, a journalist was the Girl About Town editor, Mail on Sunday, the only daughter of Nigel Griffiths, by his wife the former Fiona Malcolm.

Freddie Duff Gordon is the son of Sir Andrew Duff Gordon, 8th Baronet (1933-2023), by his second wife the former Eveline (Evie) Virginia Soames (b 1947).

The infant was born three days before the death of his grandfather, Sir Andrew.

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Hon Penelope Mary Motion 1933-2023

 The Hon Penelope Motion (nee Harcourt), who died 18 April, 2023, in Western Australia, aged 89, was a scion of the extinct Viscounts Harcourt. 

She was born 17 May, 1933, second of the three daughters of the 2nd and last Viscount Harcourt, KCMG, OBE, DL (1908-1979), and his 1st wife the former Hon Maud Elizabeth Grosvenor (1909-2000), daughter of the 4th Baron Ebury (1883-1932).

She married 14 August, 1954, Maj Anthony David Motion (who died 7 Sept, 2012), son of Maj Malcolm Davie Motion, by whom she had issue, a son, Stephen (born 1 Aug, 1967), and a daughter Georgina (born 24 Oct, 1965). 

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Quicke/Broughton engagement

 The engagement was announced 29 April, 2023, between Jonathan Alexander Quicke (born 1992), fourth & youngest son of Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Neville Brayley Quicke, of Hartley Witney, Hampshire, and his wife the former Amanda Julia Dewey (b 7 March, 1957), scion of the Dewey baronets & Sophie Rose Broughton (born 30 April, 1992), scion of the Barons Fairhaven, elder daughter of Maj the Hon James Henry Ailwyn Broughton (born 25 May, 1963), of Great Barton, Suffolk, and his wife the former Sarah Olivia Creighton.

Sophie Broughton is a granddaughter of the 3rd Baron Fairhaven (born 16 Nov, 1936).

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Sir Andrew Duff Gordon, 8th Baronet 1933-2023

 Sir Andrew Duff Gordon, 8th Baronet, died 24 April, 2023. He was 89.

Andrew Cosmo Lewis Duff Gordon was born 17 October, 1933, the only son of Sir Douglas Duff Gordon, 7th Baronet (1892-1964), and his wife the former Gladys Rosemary Henry (died 18 October, 1933), daughter of Colonel Vivien Henry, CB.

The baronetcy was created in 1813, for a scion of the Gordon Earls of Aberdeen. Sir Andrew's forebear - Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, the 5th Baronet and Lady Duff-Gordon - were passengers on board the Titanic. The couple boarded the Titanic at Cherbourg with ticket 11755 (£39 12s) Sir Cosmo occupied cabin A-16 and Lady Duff-Gordon cabin A-20. For some reason the Duff-Gordons signed onto the ship as Mr and Mrs Morgan. On the night of the sinking they approached First officer William McMaster Murdoch who was supervising the loading of the Emergency Lifeboat 1. Sir Cosmo asked if he and his wife could get in and Murdoch replied that he would be glad if they would. A few minutes later at 1:10 am Lifeboat 1 was lowered containing only 12 people of whom 7 were crew members. Sir Cosmo's reputation was irreparably damaged following the inquiry after the disaster.

He succeeded to the baronetcy on his father's death, 15 March, 1964, having served in the Worecestershire Regiment and the 1st Battalion, The Cheshire Regiment, 1952-54; and was a member of Lloyd's 1962-91.

He married firstly, 2 Sept, 1967 (div 1975), Grania Mary Villiers-Stuart (1941-2012), daughter of FitzGerald Villiers-Stuart, of Dromana, Villierstown, County Waterford; married 2ndly, 18 December, 1975, Eveline Virginia Soames, scion of that landed family, daughter of Lieutenant-Col Samuel Soames, of Boxford House, Newbury. He is survived by his second wife, Evie, and by a son, Cosmo, from his first marriage, and three sons, William, Thomas and Frederick from his second marriage.

His eldest son, Cosmo Henry Villiers Duff Gordon, born 18 June, 1968, succeeds as 9th baronet. 

Sir Andrew died three days after the birth of a grandson, James, born on 21 April, to his son Frederick and his wife Charlotte.

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Catherine Marion Mackay (née Gurney) 1933-2023

 Catherine Marion Mackay (née Gurney), who died 19 March, 2023, aged 90, was a sciom of the Gurney landed gentry family, of North Runcton.

She was born 4 March, 1933, the second daughter of Capt Walter Noel Gurney (1902-1972), of North Runcton Lodge, King;s Lynn, Norfolk, by his wife the former Helen MarionWhitwell (1904-1998); and married 30 September, 1961, George Anthony Mackay, of Dore, Sheffield, son of Donald John Everard Mackay, of Fulford Lodge, Crowthorne, Berkshire, by whom she had issue, three sons, Alastair, Angus and Robert, and two daughters, Elizabeth and the late Jeanie.

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The individuals performing ceremonial roles at the Coronation of the King and Queen

 Buckingham Palace is pleased to announce further details on the Ceremonial roles to be performed by individuals in the Coronation Service at Westminster Abbey on 6 May, 2023.

The Ceremonial roles include bearing the Regalia in the Procession and presenting the items to Their Majesties the King and Queen. Those undertaking these historic roles in the Service have been chosen to recognise, thank and represent the Nation due to their significant service, and include representatives from Orders of Chivalry, the military and wider public life.

The first processions into Westminster Abbey will be made up of Faith Leaders and Faith Representatives followed shortly afterwards by representatives from His Majesty’s Realms. Flags of each Realm will be carried by national representatives accompanied by the Governors General and Prime Ministers. Bearing the Flag of the United Kingdom ahead of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Mrs Akshata Murty will be Cadet Warrant Officer Elliott Tyson-Lee, who said: “It is a great and incredible honour to be a part of Their Majesties’ Coronation Service as a representative of the Royal Air Force Air Cadets."

This will be followed by The Procession of The King and The Queen which will be led by:-

Charles Alexander Vaughan Paget, the 8th Marquess of Anglesey (born 13 November, 1950), who is a sixth cousin of King Charles III; Hugh Richard Louis Grosvenor, 7th Duke of Westminster (born 29 January, 1991), the King's fourth cousin once removed; Nicholas James Alexander, the 7th Earl of Caledon, KCVO (born 6 May, 1955), celebrating his birthday on Coronation day, a 10th cousin once removed of the King; and Alexander Henry Scrymgeour, 12th Earl of Dundee (born 5 June, 1949), the King's sixth cousin, who will carry the Standards of the Quarterings of the Royal Arms and Standard of the Principality of Wales. Francis John Fane Marmion Dymoke (born 19 January, 1955), will carry The Royal Standard.

Mr Dymoke’s claim to undertake a historic role in the Coronation was upheld by the Coronation Claims Office. The title of King or Queen’s Champion has been held by the Dymoke family since the Middle Ages. The King’s Champion would previously ride on horseback into the Coronation Banquet and challenge any who doubted the right of The King or Queen to the throne. There has not been a Coronation Banquet since that held by King George IV in 1821 so the Champion has instead undertaken a different role since, usually bearing a flag or Standard. Mr Dymoke is a sixth cousin of King Charles.

Also taking part in the procession will be Admiral Sir Antony David (Tony) Radakin, KCB, ADC (born 10 Dec, 1965) Chief of the Defence Staff, acting as Lord High Constable of England, an office held for the day only. Traditionally the Lord High Constable is a Great Officer of State and has historically been connected to the military. He will take part alongside the Earl Marshal, Edward William Fitzalan Howard, the 18th Duke of Norfolk, GCVO, DL (born 2 December, 1956).

Merlin Sereld Victor Gilbert Hay, the 24th Earl of Erroll (born 20 April, 1948), will act as Lord High Constable of Scotland. Similar to that of Lord High Constable of England, this role has historically been connected to the military and the Earldom of Erroll through a Coronation claim. Lord Erroll is the King's fifth cousin twice removed.

Anthony Robert Lindsay, the 30th Earl of Crawford and Balcarres (born 24 November, 1958), will act as Deputy to the Great Steward of Scotland, HRH The Prince of Wales, KG. Lord Crawford and Balcarres, who succeeded his father in the peerages in March, is a sixth cousin once removed of King Charles.

The following will then process to the altar carrying Her Majesty’s Regalia:

Helena Kennedy, Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws, KC (born 12 May, 1950) – Carrying The Queen Consort's Rod.

General Sir Patrick Nicholas Yardley Monrad Sanders, KCB, CBE, DSO, ADC (born  6 April, 1966) – Carrying Queen Camilla's Sceptre

Arthur Charles Valerian Wellesley, the 9th Duke of Wellington (born 19 Aug, 1945) – Carrying Queen Mary’s Crown. The Duke of Wellington is married to Antonia von Preussen, a descendant of Queen Victoria.

The Rt. Reverend and Rt. Hon the Lord Chartres, GCVO (born 11 July, 1947) – Carrying The Queen Consort's Ring

Lord Chartres said: “The ceremonies of the Coronation are ancient but they have been freshly interpreted for our contemporary world.”

The following will then process to the altar carrying His Majesty’s Regalia:

General Sir Gordon Kenneth Messenger, KCB, DSO & Bar, OBE, ADC (born 15 April, 1962), the Governor of HM Tower of London – Carrying St Edward’s Crown as Lord High Steward of England

Elizabeth Lydia, Baroness Manningham-Buller LG, DCB (born 14 July, 1948) – Carrying St Edward's Staff - she is a sixth cousin of the King.

Richard Walter John Scott, the 12th Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry KT, KBE, CVO (born 14 February, 1954) – Carrying the Sceptre with Cross - the duke is King Charles's sixth cousin once removed.

Floella Benjamin, Baroness Benjamin OM, DBE, DL (born 23 September, 1949) – Carrying the Sceptre with the Dove

Dame Elizabeth Anionwu, OM, DBE (born 2 July, 1947) – Carrying the Orb

The Keeper of the Jewel House, Brigadier Andrew Jackson – Carrying The Sovereign’s Ring

Petty Officer Amy Taylor – Carrying the Sword of Offering

Delaval Thomas Harold Astley, 23rd Baron Hastings (born 25 April, 1960), ninth cousin of the King, and Simon Michael Abney-Hastings, the 15th Earl of Loudoun (born 29 Oct, 1974) , the King's ninth cousin once removed –  both Carrying the Spurs

Lord President of the Council, the Rt Hon Penny Mordaunt, MP, PC (born 4 March, 1973) – Carrying the Sword of State in The King’s Procession

Air Chief Marshal Stuart William Peach, the Baron Peach, GBE, KCB, DL (born 22 Feb, 1956) – Carrying the Sword of Mercy (The Curtana)

General David Julian Richards, the Baron Richards of Herstmonceux, GCB, CBE, DSO, DL (born 4 March, 1952) – Carrying the Sword of Spiritual Justice

General John Nicholas Reynolds Houghton, the Baron Houghton of Richmond, GCB, CBE, DL (born 18 Oct, 1954)  – Carrying the Sword of Temporal Justice

General Sir Gordon Messenger, the Lord High Steward of England, (also an office held for the day only) is the most senior Great Officer of State for the Coronation, in order to bear the St Edward’s Crown into the Abbey, the most significant item of Regalia. On carrying St Edward’s Crown, General Sir Gordon Messenger said: “It is a huge and unique honour to be appointed Lord High Steward for His Majesty’s Coronation. To be playing a key role on such an important and historic occasion is a source of great pride to me, my family, the Royal Marines, and the Tower of London community.”

Petty Officer Amy Taylor will be the first woman to bear the Jewelled Sword of Offering into the Abbey. She has been selected to represent Service men and women, as a Royal Navy Petty Officer, a tribute to His Majesty’s military career. She said: "Having served most of my senior career as an Aircraft Engineer on 845 Naval Air Squadron at RNAS Yeovilton where His Majesty originally trained and served as a pilot, I am deeply honoured and humbled to play my part in this historic event. Coming from a farming family His Majesty has always been such a great advocate for our community and someone I have admired growing up."

Baroness Benjamin and Dame Elizabeth Anionwu are amongst recent appointees to the Order of Merit, the final members to be chosen for the Order by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Baroness Benjamin said: “I feel honoured and privileged to be part of the historic Coronation ceremony. To be selected to carry the Sovereign’s Sceptre with Dove, which represents spirituality, equity and mercy, is for me very symbolic as it’s everything I stand for and sends out a clear message that diversity and inclusion is being embraced."

Participating in the act of Recognition of His Majesty whereby His Majesty will be presented to the Congregation at the start of the Service will be:

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Valerie Amos, Baroness Amos LG, CH, PC (born 13 March, 1954),  Lady Elish Angiolini LT, DBE, PC, KC (born 24 June, 1960), and Christopher Finney, GC (born 23 May, 1984) Chair of the Victoria Cross and George Cross Association.

During the Coronation Service the Regalia will be presented to Their Majesties. Those presenting have been chosen on the advice of Government. Those presenting Regalia to His Majesty will be:

Rupert Francis John Carington, the 7th Baron Carrington, DL (born 2 December, 1948), Hereditary Lord Great Chamberlain – Presenting the Spurs - Lord Carrington is a third cousin of the King

Syded Kamall, the Baron Kamalln (born 15 Feb, 1967) – Presenting the Armills

Gillian Joanna Merron, the Baroness Merron (born 12 Apr, 1959) – Presenting the Robe Royal

The Most Reverend John McDowell (born 1956), the Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh – Presenting the Orb

Narendra Patel, the Baron Patel KT (born 11 May, 1938) – Presenting the Ring

Indarjit Singh, the Baron Singh of Wimbledon, CBE (born 17 September, 1932)  – Presenting the Coronation Glove

The Most Reverend Mark Jeremy Strange (born 2 Nov, 1961), Bishop of Moray, Ross and Caithness, and Episcopal Primus of Scotland – Presenting the Sceptre with Cross

The Most Reverend Andrew Thomas Griffith John (born 9 Jan, 1964), the Archbishop of Wales – Presenting the Sceptre with Dove

The Archbishop of Canterbury the Most Rev and Rt Hon Justin Portal Welby ( born 6 January, 1956), – Performing the crowning with St Edward’s Crown - the archbishop is the King's tenth cousin once removed

Those presenting Regalia to Her Majesty will be:

The Rt. Reverend Rose Hudson-Wilkin CD (born 19 Jan 1961), The Bishop of Dover – Presenting The Queen Consort's Rod

The Rt. Reverend and Rt Hon. Lord Chartres – Presenting The Queen Consort's Sceptre with Cross

Brigadier Andrew Jackson, The Keeper of the Jewel House at HM Tower of London – Presenting The Queen Consort's Ring

The Archbishop of Canterbury – Performing the crowning with Queen Mary’s Crown

On presenting Regalia to Her Majesty, The Bishop of Dover said: “I am surprised, excited and honoured to have been asked to play a part in this historic once in a lifetime occasion. As I make my presentation, both Their Majesties will remain in my prayers as they seek to serve the nation and the Commonwealth.”

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Elizabeth Susan Winn 1925-2023

 Elizabeth Susan Winn who died 20 April, 2023, aged 98, was a scion of the Barons St Oswald.

She was born 25 January, 1925, the elder daughter of Major the Hon Reginald Henry Winn (1899-1985), and his wife the former Alice Moncure Perkins (d 2 Jan, 2001), daughter of T. Moncure Perkins, of Virginia, USA, and his wife a member of the Langhorne family, sister of Nancy, Viscountess Astor. 

She was unmarried.

Elizabeth Winn was a granddaughter of the 2nd Baron St Oswald (1857-1919), of Nostell Priory, near Wakefield, West Yorkshire.

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The 3rd Viscount Knollys 1931-2023

 The 3rd Viscount Knollys died 21 April, 2023. He was 91.

David Francis Dudley Knollys (pronounced 'Knowles') was born 12 June, 1931, son of the 2nd Viscount Knollys, GCMG, MBE, DFC (1895-1966), and his wife the former Margaret Mary Josephine Coats (died 1987), a scion of the Coats baronets, daughter of Sir Stuart Coats, 2nd Baronet.

He was a grandson of the courtier Sir Francis Knollys, GCB, GCVO, KCMG, ISO, PC (1837-1924), who served as Private Secretary to HRH The Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) 1870-1910, and to HM King George V 1910-1913, who was created a Baron in 1902, and advanced to Viscount Knollys, of Caversham, in 1911. 

He was educated at Eton and served at a lieutenant in the Scots Guards (1951). He succeeded his farther in the two peerages, 3 December, 1966.

Viscount Knollys married 1 Oct, 1959, the Hon Sheelin Virginia Maxwell (1937-2022) (who was granted, in 1959, the title, rank and precedence of a Baron's daughter, which would have been hers had her father survived to succeed to the Barony of Farnham), daughter of Lt-Col the Hon Somerset Maxwell, MP (1905-42, he was killed in action at El Alamein), and his wife the former Angela Susan Roberts (later Mrs Edward Remington-Hobbs), who was killed in a plane crash in Jamaica, 10 Apr, 1953.

Viscount Knollys was widowed 26 September, 2022. He leaves three sons, Patrick, Christopher, and Michael, and one daughter, Clarinda. The eldest son, the Hon Patrick Nicholas Mark Knollys, who was born 11 March, 1962, now succeeds as 4th Viscount Knollys.

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Bethell/Earnshaw engagement

 The engagement was announced 27 April, 2023, between Edward David John Bethell (born 1994), scion of the Barons Westbury, son of the Hon James David William Bethell (born 22 February, 1952), of Middleham, North Yorkshire, and his wife the former Sally Roberts (born 31 May, 1955), and Camilla Jane L. Earnshaw (born 1989), daughter of Mr Alan Earnshaw, of Leicestershire, and Mrs Sally Earnshaw (nee Scott), of Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire.

Edward Bethell is a grandson of the late 5th Baron Westbury (1922-2001).

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The 5th and last Viscount Gough 1941-2023

 The 5th Viscount Gough died 14 April, 2023. He was 81, and the last of his line.

Shane Hugh Maryon Gough was born 26 August, 1941, son of the 4th Viscount Gough (1892-1951), and his wife the former Matgaretta Elizabeth Maryon-Wilson (who died 9 March, 1977), scion of the Wilson baronets. Shane Gough succeeded to the viscountcy, created in 1849, on his father's death, 4 Dec, 1951. 

Viscount Gough served in the Irish Guards 1962-67;  & was admitted to the Royal Company of Archers. He was member of the Executive Committee of the Standing Council of the Baronetage.Appointed FRGS, &c.

Gough was unmarried and his peerages and baronetcy now become extinct.

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Wilbur Thomas Owbridge Cubitt (born 2023)

 Eleanor Cubitt (nee Milligan-Manby), wife of James William Cubitt [born 25 July, 1992], scion of that landed family, gave birth to a son, Wilbur Thomas Owbridge, 10 April, 2023.

James Cubitt is the elder son of Major General Sir William George Cubitt, KCVO  [born 1959], of Honing, Norfolk, by his wife the former Lucy Jane Pym [born 24 Sept, 1961], scion of that landed gentry family.

Eleanor Cubitt, scion of the Milligan-Manby landed gentry family, is the elder daughter of James Milligan-Manby, of Thorganby, Lincolnshire, by his wife Emma.

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Arlo Edward Crosthwaite (born 2023)

 Alexandra E. Crosthwaite [nee Moore], wife of Thomas Richard Crosthwaite [born 1988], descended from the Hervey-Bathurst baronets, gave birth to a son, Arlo Edward, 14 April, 2023, a brother for Archie Thomas Peter, who was born 28 January, 2020.

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