1775 - 1832 (57 years)
Has more than 100 ancestors and more than 100 descendants in this family tree.
1775 - 1832 (57 years)
Birth |
22 Feb 1775 |
35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Christened |
1 Apr 1775 |
St. Olave, Hart Str., London, Middlesex, England |
Died |
27 Sep 1832 |
Thun, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica |
Buried |
Thun, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica |
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Father |
Daniel Guion, b. 1 Dec 1741 |
Mother |
Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741 |
Married |
1774 |
St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England |
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Family 1 |
Polini Peraldi, b. Abt 1780, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Married |
Bef 7 Mar 1798 |
Children |
+ | 1. Anne Mary Guion, b. 4 Nov 1798, Sheerness, Kent, England |
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Family 2 |
Harriet Grindall, b. 1778-1779 |
Married |
3 Aug 1802 |
London, Middlesex, England |
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Abt 1780 - 1802 (22 years)
Birth |
Abt 1780 |
Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Died |
Nov 1798-1802 |
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Father |
Mario Giuseppe Luiggi Peraldi, b. 15 Mar 1752, Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Mother |
Laura Maria Peraldi, b. 21 Nov 1759, Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Married |
12 Aug 1775 |
Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
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Family |
Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Married |
Bef 7 Mar 1798 |
Children |
+ | 1. Anne Mary Guion, b. 4 Nov 1798, Sheerness, Kent, England |
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1779 - 1806 (27 years)
Birth |
1778-1779 |
Died |
15 Jul 1806 |
Wood Cottage, Mylor, Cornwall, England |
Buried |
17 Jul 1806 |
Mylor Church Graveyard, Mylor, Cornwall, England |
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Father |
Rivers Grindall, b. 18 Sep 1748 |
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Family 1 |
William Whitla, b. 1764 |
Married |
1 Jul 1798 |
Kaapstad, Suid Afrika |
Children |
| 1. William Grindall Whitla, c. Oct 1799 |
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Family 2 |
Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Married |
3 Aug 1802 |
London, Middlesex, England |
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1776 - 1811 (35 years)
Birth |
20 Apr 1776 |
35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Christened |
21 May 1776 |
St. Olave, Hart Str., London, Middlesex, England |
Died |
24 Dec 1811 |
Thorsminde, Danmark |
Buried |
Dead Men's Dunes, Thorsminde, Danmark |
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Father |
Daniel Guion, b. 1 Dec 1741 |
Mother |
Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741 |
Married |
1774 |
St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England |
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Family |
Sara Fuller-Harnett, b. 1792 |
Married |
1809 |
Crotto, Listowel, Kerry, Éire |
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1792 - 1873 (81 years)
Birth |
1792 |
Died |
16 Jun 1873 |
Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England |
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Father |
James Fuller-Harnett, b. 1759 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Gun |
Married |
1783 |
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Family |
Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion, b. 20 Apr 1776, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Married |
1809 |
Crotto, Listowel, Kerry, Éire |
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1741 - 1780 (38 years)
Birth |
1 Dec 1741 |
Christened |
16 Jan 1742 |
St. James's Church, Westminster, London, Middlesex, England |
Died |
May 1780 |
Buried |
04 May 1780 |
Alverstoke, Southampton, Hampshire, England |
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Father |
Daniel Guion, b. 3 Jun 1713 |
Mother |
Louisa Marie |
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Family |
Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741 |
Married |
1774 |
St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England |
Children |
+ | 1. Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
| 2. Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion, b. 20 Apr 1776, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
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1741 - 1811 (~ 70 years)
Birth |
25 Mar 1741 |
Christened |
24 Apr 1741 |
St Luke Old Street, Finsbury, London, England |
Buried |
26 May 1811 |
Mylor Church Graveyard, Mylor, Cornwall, England |
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Father |
John Harwood, b. Aft 1696 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Brown |
Married |
4 Mar 1736 |
Westminster, London, Middlesex, England |
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Family |
Daniel Guion, b. 1 Dec 1741 |
Married |
1774 |
St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England |
Children |
+ | 1. Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
| 2. Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion, b. 20 Apr 1776, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
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Abt 1780 - 1802 (22 years)
Birth |
Abt 1780 |
Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Died |
Nov 1798-1802 |
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Father |
Mario Giuseppe Luiggi Peraldi, b. 15 Mar 1752, Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Mother |
Laura Maria Peraldi, b. 21 Nov 1759, Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Married |
12 Aug 1775 |
Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
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Family |
Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Married |
Bef 7 Mar 1798 |
Children |
+ | 1. Anne Mary Guion, b. 4 Nov 1798, Sheerness, Kent, England |
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1798 - 1876 (77 years)
Birth |
4 Nov 1798 |
Sheerness, Kent, England |
Christened |
6 Aug 1802 |
St. George the Martyr, Queen Square, Holborn |
Died |
12 Mar 1876 |
113 Forest Road, Dalston, Hackney, Middlesex, England |
Buried |
17 Mar 1876 |
St. Mary's Cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensal Green, London, Middlesex, England |
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Father |
Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Mother |
Polini Peraldi, b. Abt 1780, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
Married |
Bef 7 Mar 1798 |
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Family |
Charles James Fox, b. 25 Jan 1799, Chelsea, Middlesex, England |
Married |
12 Aug 1828 |
New Windsor, London |
Children |
| 1. Francis Fox, b. 23 Sep 1831 |
+ | 2. Charles James Fox, b. 2 Jun 1829, Ramsgate, Kent, England |
| 3. Gardiner Guion Joseph Fox, b. 11 May 1833 |
+ | 4. Henry Edward Fox, b. 3 Feb 1835, London, Middlesex, England |
| 5. Frederick William Fox, b. 8 Sep 1836 |
+ | 6. Emily Josephine Fox, b. 16 Nov 1840, Billiter Street, London |
| 7. Alfred John Fox, b. 19 Apr 1841 |
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1779 - 1806 (27 years)
Birth |
1778-1779 |
Died |
15 Jul 1806 |
Wood Cottage, Mylor, Cornwall, England |
Buried |
17 Jul 1806 |
Mylor Church Graveyard, Mylor, Cornwall, England |
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Father |
Rivers Grindall, b. 18 Sep 1748 |
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Family 1 |
William Whitla, b. 1764 |
Married |
1 Jul 1798 |
Kaapstad, Suid Afrika |
Children |
| 1. William Grindall Whitla, c. Oct 1799 |
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Family 2 |
Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
Married |
3 Aug 1802 |
London, Middlesex, England |
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Name |
Gardiner Henry Guion |
Prefix |
Capt. |
Birth |
22 Feb 1775 |
35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
- 34 Crutched Ffriars
- For his certification as a Lieutenant 0n 2 aug 1793 he gave his birthday as 22 Febr 1772.
Just as many other young dogs of war he falsied his birth record to make sure of his share of the action. He was not alone in this and the authorities evidently winked at it.
Nelson for example, gave his age as 22 at his certification in 1779 where he was just 18.
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Christening |
1 Apr 1775 |
St. Olave, Hart Str., London, Middlesex, England |
- 8 Hart St, London, EC3R 7NB
020 7488 4318
- Guildhall, St Olave Hart Street, Register of baptisms 1706 - 1812 and marriages 1704 - 1754, 1704 - 1812, P69/OLA1/A/01/Ms 17818
- St. Olave
- Familysearch
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Gender |
Male |
Death |
27 Sep 1832 |
Thun, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica |
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Burial |
Thun, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica |
Address (43) |
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1782-1783 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England - |
1786-1787 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
1788-1789 - Chanel |
1789 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
1790 - Jamaica - - Able Seaman om the HMS Diana (32 guns frig, crew-210), Capt. T.M. Russel
- Rear-Admiral Philip Affleck was commander of the Jamaica Station( 1790?1793)
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1791 - West Indies - |
1792 - New Foundland - |
17 Apr 1794 - Spithead, Hampshire, England - |
Jul 1794 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory - |
May 1796 - Bastia, Haute-Corse, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique -
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Oct 1796 - Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique [1]- Oct 1796 the english have to leave Corsica and Corsica becomes a french departement.
- Admiral Jervis to Vice Roy Elliot, 6th October 1796 - Online-Googlebooks
I have sent the William and Ann, opperbottomed transport, and the Seven Brothers, sheathed with fir, to Calvi; and Lieutenant Guion has orders to co-operate with Colonel Wemys. The Tartar, copper bottomed, and two others, pass to-morrow, under convoy of the Dolphin, for Ajaccio. The Tartar having very commodious apartments, I have recommended her to Major-General Horneck, as a proper vessel for the accommodation of any Corsican families.
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Nov 1796 - Mediterranean nr.Marseille - |
Nov 1796-Dec 1797 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory - - Possible location for a marriage with Polini
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1 Dec 1797 - 7 Beaufort Buildings, London - Beaufort Buildings at flickr.com ----------------------------------------------------- 7 Beaufort Buildings at motco.com [2] |
1798 - North Sea. Cape Hope East Indie. South America - 1st Lieutnant on the HMS Diomede (guns-50, crew-300), Capt Honble Charles Elphinston
Alexander Francis Elphinstone, only son of the late Capt. Sam. Williams Elphinstone, of the Russian Navy, gson of the late Admiral Kruse, of the same service and gson of John Elphinstone, a Captain in the British and an Admiral in the Russian Navy, entered the Navy, 10 March, 1798, as Fst.-cl. Vol., on board the Diomede
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Nov 1800 - Río de Janeiro,, Brasil - |
Jan 1801 - Kaapstad, Suid Afrika - |
Jul 1801 - Dec 1801 - Atlantic Ocean - from Cape Good Hope to England [3] |
Jul 1803 - Channel, Irish Cannel [4] |
1805 - Harbour of Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
19 Jul 1806 - Downs - - The Downs is located off Deal on the east Kent coast, it was once described as 'the great road of England' and served as a vast open water anchorage, protected from French and Dutch fleets in the Channel by the shoals of the Goodwin Sands.
- Lt. on the HMS Edgar (guns-74, crew-650), Adm Lord Keith and Capt R. Jackson
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14 May 1808 - Channel, Atlantic, Basque Roads - Christian VII |
22 Jun 1809 - Falmouth, Cornwall, England - Falmouth late 1800s |
Jul 1810 - Carrick Roads, Falmouth, Cornwall, England - |
29 Jul 1810 - Mediterranean off Toulon [5] |
Jul 1811 - Mahon, Menorca - Sicily 1830 --------------------------------------- Port Mahon ------------------------- 5 Feb 1810 - 24 Aug 1812 Siege of Cádiz |
Aug 1811 - Valetta, Malta - - Moves the Sheik of Bedreddin Turkish passenger(?) from Gibraltar to Malta by order of Comodore Charles Penrose (50 pounds)
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16 Nov 1811 - Mediterranean [6] |
3 Jun 1812 - Mahon, Menorca |
20 Jul 1812 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
13 Oct 1812 - Hamblerice, Southampton, Hampshire, England - According to the Probate of the Last Will of his mother
- Wikipedia
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8 Apr 1814 - 7 Jun 1814 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory [7] |
7 Jun 1814 - 3 Jul 1815 - Coast of Portugal [8] |
1818 - France - Circular tour s/o Paris |
Bef 1822 - Frensham, Surrey, England - According to his Last Will he owned a house at Frensham
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May 1822 - Aug 1822 - Pisa, Italia - Palazzo Lanfranchi, Byron's home in Pisa |
23 Feb 1823 - Chatham, Kent, England - Date of Signature of Last Will
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1823-1824 - Greec Archipel - 20 Sep- 30 Nov 1823 Greek victory at Missolonghi- Capt. on the HMS Tribune, captured several piratical Greec vessels
- Commanders-in-Chief of the mediterranean fleet
- Greek war of Independance
- After the fall of Napoleon in 1815 most of the battle fleets were laid up "in ordinary" for the remainder of their days but the navy was nevertheless involved in a number of small wars - Burma, Greece, Egypt, China and Argentina - and British vessels were in the cross-fire during a number of others, usually civil wars such as as that in Portugal in 1832. Many small vessels were used in suppressing piracy all round the world, particularly in the Mediterranean, the West Indies and the Far East. In the eastern Mediterranean, and particularly in the Aegean and around the Ionian islands during 1826-7, while warships from Britain, Russia and France were actively defending Greece against the Turks, Greek pirates were plundering British ships and Greek warships were seaching neutral ships and calling all cargo Turkish property. The Ionian islands formed a British protectorate until they were ceded to Greece in 1863.
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3 Aug 1825 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory - For having conveyed his excellency the Earl of Chatham,governor of Gibraltar, with his suite, from that place to England, in HMS Tribune £147.12
Journals of the House of Commons Vol 81 (2 feb-31 may 1826)
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Sep 1825 - Cadiz, Andalucía, España - |
11 Nov 1825 - Palácio Nacional de Mafra, Portugal - |
1827-1832 - Bologna, Italia - - According to his sketchbook.
He also visited Verona, Venice, Neaples, Pisa and Luzern
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1 Sep 1832 - Pension Baumgarten, Thoune, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica - Die Schweiz: Handbüchlein für Reisende 1844 |
Battle (6) |
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1 Jun 1794 - Atlantic Ocean south of Éire - Glorious 1st of June |
14 Feb 1797 - Cape St Vincent - Battle of Cape St Vincent |
12 Feb 1810 - Charente, Basque Roads - Basque Roads 1809 [9, 10, 11] |
31 Aug 1810 - Mediterranean off Toulon - Repulse rescuing Philomel [12, 13]- The HMS Philomel (brig-sloop, guns-18, crew-121), captained by GH Guion, was rescued by the Repulse (74-gun third rate ship of the line), captained by John Richard Delap Halliday (Later Admiral Tollemache)
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30 Jan 1812 - Vilassar de Mar [14]- In January 1812, Captain Edward Codrington commanded a small squadron under Admiral Edward Pellew operating along the Spanish coast consisting of his ship, HMS Blake (74), HMS Curaçoa (36, Captain John Tower), HMS Rainbow (28, Captain Gardiner Henry Guion), HMS Papillon (6, Commander James Hay), HMS Sparrowhawk (18, Commander James Pringle) and HMS Merope (10, Commander Edward Flin).
- Captain Codrington vs The French Army
On the morning of January 30, Rainbow and Merope encountered Curaçoa just off the town of Vilassar de Mar flying signal flags indicating she had observed the French army advancing along the coast road. The three ships then took the French under fire killing and wounding a number of troops and forcing them to fall back on Barcelona and take a more circuitous inland route to their objective.
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1824 - Gramvousa, Elláda - The insurgents were besieged in Gramvousa for more than two years and they had to resort to piracy to survive. Gramvousa became a hive of piratical activity that greatly affected Turkish-Egyptian and European shipping in the region.
- Tribune, date unknown - A successful attack on some pirate vessels, near the Morea, in 1824 together with the Despatch 18
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Siblings |
1 Sibling |
+ | 1. Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England d. 27 Sep 1832, Thun, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica (Age 57 years) ▻ Polini Peraldi, m. Bef 7 Mar 1798 ; Harriet Grindall, m. 3 Aug 1802 | | 2. Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion, b. 20 Apr 1776, 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England d. 24 Dec 1811, Thorsminde, Danmark (Age 35 years) ▻ Sara Fuller-Harnett, m. 1809 | |
Association |
Henry Cort (Relationship: Godfather) |
Association |
Lt. John Frederick Guyon (Relationship: cousin (?) Fst.-cl. Vol., on board the Tribune under Capt GH Guion) |
Association |
Baron George Gordon Byron (Relationship: Befriended) |
Association |
Rev. Gardiner Guion Guyon (Relationship: GG Guyon is obviously named after GH Guion) |
Person ID |
I2105 |
Geneagraphie | Voorouders HW, gedcom |
Links To |
This person is also Gardiner Henry Guion at Three Decks - Warships in the Age of Sail |
Links To |
This person is also Gardiner Henry Guion at Sailing Navies |
Last Modified |
18 Apr 2016 |
Father |
Daniel Guion, b. 1 Dec 1741 d. May 1780 (Age 38 years) |
Mother |
Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741 bur. 26 May 1811, Mylor Church Graveyard, Mylor, Cornwall, England (Age ~ 70 years) |
Marriage |
1774 |
St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England |
Family ID |
F1025 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family 1 |
Polini Peraldi, b. Abt 1780, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique d. Nov 1798-1802 (Age 22 years) |
Marriage |
Bef 7 Mar 1798 [15, 16] |
- IF
Polini and Gardiner married they must have married between dec 1796 and Dec 1797 at Gibraltar
OR
between Dec 1797 and Mar 1798 at London (or Sheerness)
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Children |
+ | 1. Anne Mary Guion, b. 4 Nov 1798, Sheerness, Kent, England d. 12 Mar 1876, 113 Forest Road, Dalston, Hackney, Middlesex, England (Age 77 years) |
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Histories |
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Family ID |
F19358 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
19 Mar 2010 |
Family 2 |
Harriet Grindall, b. 1778-1779 d. 15 Jul 1806, Wood Cottage, Mylor, Cornwall, England (Age 27 years) |
Marriage |
3 Aug 1802 |
London, Middlesex, England |
- marriage contract 27 Jul 1802
- No. 54 Gardiner Hr Guion of this Parish
and Harriet Grindall Whitla of the same were
married in this church by License
this 3rd day of August in the year one thousand Eight hundred
and two by me Fr Festing, Vicar
This marriage solumnized Between Us
G.H. Guion
H.G. Whitta
In the presence of
Frances Fooks
A Guion
Rachel Holt
Ann Grindall
Jane Festing
Joseph Haddor (also on several other entrances)
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Family ID |
F21641 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
30 Dec 2016 |
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| Birth - 22 Feb 1775 - 35 Crutched Friars, London, Middlesex, England |
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| Christening - 1 Apr 1775 - St. Olave, Hart Str., London, Middlesex, England |
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| Address - - 1782-1783 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
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| Address - 1786-1787 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
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| Address - 1789 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
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| Address - - 1790 - Jamaica |
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| Address - - 1791 - West Indies |
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| Address - - 1792 - New Foundland |
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| Address - - 17 Apr 1794 - Spithead, Hampshire, England |
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| Battle - Glorious 1st of June - 1 Jun 1794 - Atlantic Ocean south of Éire |
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| Address - - Jul 1794 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory |
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- May 1796 - Bastia, Haute-Corse, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
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| Address - Oct 1796 - Aiacciu, Corse-du-Sud, Corse, Collectivité Territoriale Unique |
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| Address - - Nov 1796 - Mediterranean nr.Marseille |
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| Address - - Nov 1796-Dec 1797 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory |
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| Battle - Battle of Cape St Vincent - 14 Feb 1797 - Cape St Vincent |
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| Address - - Nov 1800 - Río de Janeiro,, Brasil |
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| Address - - Jan 1801 - Kaapstad, Suid Afrika |
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| Marriage - 3 Aug 1802 - London, Middlesex, England |
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| Address - Jul 1803 - Channel, Irish Cannel |
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| Address - 1805 - Harbour of Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
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| Address - - 19 Jul 1806 - Downs |
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| Address - Christian VII - 14 May 1808 - Channel, Atlantic, Basque Roads |
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| Address - Falmouth late 1800s - 22 Jun 1809 - Falmouth, Cornwall, England |
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| Battle - Basque Roads 1809 - 12 Feb 1810 - Charente, Basque Roads |
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| Address - - Jul 1810 - Carrick Roads, Falmouth, Cornwall, England |
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| Address - 29 Jul 1810 - Mediterranean off Toulon |
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| Battle - Repulse rescuing Philomel - 31 Aug 1810 - Mediterranean off Toulon |
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| Address - Sicily 1830 --------------------------------------- Port Mahon ------------------------- 5 Feb 1810 - 24 Aug 1812 Siege of Cádiz - Jul 1811 - Mahon, Menorca |
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| Address - - Aug 1811 - Valetta, Malta |
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| Address - 16 Nov 1811 - Mediterranean |
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| Battle - 30 Jan 1812 - Vilassar de Mar |
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| Address - 3 Jun 1812 - Mahon, Menorca |
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| Address - 20 Jul 1812 - Portsmouth, Hampshire, England |
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| Address - 13 Oct 1812 - Hamblerice, Southampton, Hampshire, England |
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| Address - 8 Apr 1814 - 7 Jun 1814 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory |
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| Address - 7 Jun 1814 - 3 Jul 1815 - Coast of Portugal |
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| Address - Circular tour s/o Paris - 1818 - France |
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| Address - Bef 1822 - Frensham, Surrey, England |
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| Address - Palazzo Lanfranchi, Byron's home in Pisa - May 1822 - Aug 1822 - Pisa, Italia |
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| Address - 23 Feb 1823 - Chatham, Kent, England |
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| Address - 20 Sep- 30 Nov 1823 Greek victory at Missolonghi - 1823-1824 - Greec Archipel |
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| Battle - 1824 - Gramvousa, Elláda |
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| Address - 3 Aug 1825 - Gibraltar, British Oversea Territory |
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| Address - - Sep 1825 - Cadiz, Andalucía, España |
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| Address - - 11 Nov 1825 - Palácio Nacional de Mafra, Portugal |
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| Address - - 1827-1832 - Bologna, Italia |
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| Address - Die Schweiz: Handbüchlein für Reisende 1844 - 1 Sep 1832 - Pension Baumgarten, Thoune, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica |
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| Death - 27 Sep 1832 - Thun, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica |
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| Burial - - Thun, Bern, Confoederatio Helvetica |
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| Baptism Gardiner Henry Guion 1775 Guildhall, St Olave Hart Street, Register of baptisms 1706 - 1812 and marriages 1704 - 1754, 1704 -… |
| Certification as a Lieutenant
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| Foundation of the Transport Board 1794 by George III
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| Letter from the Transport Board to the Admiralty, 3 November 1794 Reporting damage to Tartar, (Army Victualler), sustained on 13 September 1794 whilst in the charge… |
| List of Agents in the Transport service 1795-1796 Lieut Guion on page2, 2nd row |
| Letter of Admiral John Jervis to George Elliot, Viceroy of Corsica I have sent the William and Ann, copperbottomed transport, and the Seven Brothers, sheathed with… |
| List of Agents in the Transport service who died or were discharged, dec 1797 GHG is discharged 29 nov 1797 |
| Request for a leave of absence dec 1797
To Evan Nepean, secretary of the Admiralty
Address, Beaufort Buildings, London
His… |
| Request to appoint Gardiner Henry Guion as Lieutenant to the Diomede - Feb 1798 Request granted by Evan Nepean, secretary of the Admiralty… |
| Pay List Diomede
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| Trial of the master and supercargo of the Merchant Ship Chesterfield, Jan 1801 Diomede Cape Town Table Bay Jan 1801: Charge: Treasonable Correspondence with the Ennemies of Great… |
| Register of Bapt. in the Parish of St. George the Martyr 1802 - August 6, Ann daughter of Gardiner and Polini Guion (Born 1798) |
| Engagement off Toulon, Philomel rescued by the HMS Repulse The Philomel (brig-sloop, guns-18, crew-121), captained by GH Guion, was rescued by the Repulse… |
| Capt. Letters G.H. Guion 1811
Appointment of Gardiner Henry Guion as Captain of the Rainbow by Admiral Edward… |
| Capt. Letters G.H. Guion 1812 3 june
* asks for proper allowences for the expences to move Baron d'Eroles and Suite from Mahon… |
| Capt. Letters G.H. Guion 1813, 8 march - Hamble near Portsmouth states to be deserious to be again actively employed |
| Capt. Letters G.H. Guion 1814, 18 april Appointment to the San Juan |
| Capt. Letters G.H. Guion 1815 * Letters concerning the exchange of ships of Lt Geo Robinson (Minestral) and Lt. H S Shannon… |
| Memorandum of the services The Admiralty conducted surveys of officers' services in 1817, 1828 and 1846, by sending circular… |
| Royal Navy Biography or Memoirs of the services Action of 13 Feb 1810 at Basque Roads, Nr Rochelle
Action of 13 Aug 1810 off Toulon, Philomel… |
| Chart of France Auvray, Marchand d'Estampes
Duai Malaquis No7 Paris
Mr. Le Capitaine G.H. Guion 1818
His… |
| Chart Gardiner Henry Guion - bought in Paris, 1818 Description of his journey through France |
| Use of marine chronometers by the Royal Navy to determine longitude at sea Pond became the first Superintendent of Chronometers for the Royal Navy in 1821. Letters about this… |
| Notes of Conversation between Rear-Adm Hammond and H.M.F. Majesty (= Dom João VI (13 May 1767 – 10 March 1826), Mafra 11 Nov 1825 through the interpretation in French by Capt Guion dated from HMS TRIBUNE', Saturday evening 12 Nov… |
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| 1796 june - Evacuation of Leghorn (Livorno)
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| The Royal Navy and Corsica 1794-1796
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| 1796 Nov-Dec The evacuation of Corsica
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| List of Individuals/families who were not pardoned by Napoleon on October 17th 1796 (Letter to General Gentili) and had to leave Corsica
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| Sketches of The Service. Sir Robert Steele, KNT., K.C.S., Deputy Lieutenant of Dorset. - Vol.1 1805-1806 Gardiner, Daniel and Reynolds at probably Portsmoutn
7 May 1811, Daniel Guion and… |
| Glorious first of June
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| 1810 - Basque Roads Naval History of Great Britain - Vol. V |
| Royal Naval Biography, or Memoirs of the services Christan VII - Basque Roads Feb 1810
Philomel - off Toulon 31 Aug 1810
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| Compilation of Biographies in which Gardiner Henry and Daniel Oliver Guion appear * The Marine Officer Or Sketches of Service (1840) -Robert Steele
* Naval Biography by John… |
| The Life, Writings, Opinions, and Times of the Right Hon. George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord Byron - by John Gideon Milligen , Matthew Iley 1810 Probably Falmouth - page 148
Captain Guion was only a Commander in the Navy, and his Lordship… |
| Gardiner Henry and Daniel Oliver Guion in googlebooks
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| The mediterranean sea
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| History of the Sheerness Dockyard
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| The Annual review and history of literature - 1803 Vol.II
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| Frigate Captains of the Royal Navy 1793-1815 Thomas Nigel Ralph Wareham
Thesis for the Degree of
a Doctor of Philosophy in History
May 1999 |
| Chronologie of the Royal Navy 1793-1798
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| Chronologie of the Royal Navy 1793-1801
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| January 1812- Captain Codrington vs The French Army
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| Life and correspondence of John Jervis, Earl of Vincent
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| THE MID-EIGHTEENTH CENTURY NAVY
FROM THE PERSPECTIVE
OF CAPTAIN THOMAS BURNETT AND HIS PEERS Submitted by Anne Byrne McLeod
to the University of Exeter as a thesis for the degree of
Doctor… |
| A Narrative of the Proceedings of his Majesty's Fleet under the command of Earl Howe from te 2nd of May until the 2nd of June 1794
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| Battles between England and France 1781-1818 1st Draft |
| OFFICERS in the Royal Navy 17th century Officer Ranks in the Royal… |
| Guion and Guyon pedigrees
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Notes |
- Gardiners Network
- John Frederick Guyon born 21 Nov. 1807, entered the Navy, 11 Feb. 1823, as Fst.-cl. Vol., on board the Tribune commanded by Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion.
John Frederich Guyon was a brother of General Richard Debaufre Guyon who died 11 Oct 1856 in Scutari, Turkije. His widow is mentioned in the Last Will of Sarah Fuller-Harnett, widow of Daniel, brother of Gardiner.
Admiral Gustavus Stupart was a 1st cousin of John Frederick.
- Usefull Websites
- Googlebooks
- Wikipedia
- Horwoods Map of London 1799
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