z.5. Cecil Susan (Cissie) STUART WORTLEY, geb. 14/10/1835, ged. 29/12/1835, Wortley, Metropolitan Borough of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, Engeland, oorl. 02/05/1915, Greater London, Engeland, begr. Blessed Virgin and Holy Child Churchyard, Beaulieu, New Forest District, Hampshire, Engeland x 01/08/1865 met Lord Henry John SCHOTT MONTAGU, geb. 05/11/1832, Dalkeith, oorl. 04/11/1905, Palace House, 1st Baron Montagu of Beaulieu, s.v. 2nd son of Walter Frances Montagu Douglas Scott, 5th Duke of Bucclengh, 7th Duke of Queensberry en Charlotte Anne Thynne Byng.
Cecil Susan was die dogter van John Stuart Wortley en Lady Georgiana Elizabeth.
(Foster, Joseph:.Pedigrees of the County Families of Yorkshire, Vol. 2, West Riding. London: 1874)
(The Marriage, Baptismal, and burial reisters of the collegiate church or abbey of St. Peter Westminster edited and annotated by Joseph Lemuel Chester fellow of the Royal Historical Society. London. 1876)
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Cecily S S Wortley was a woman born in 1837. During the 1841 UK Census she was 4 years old and lived in St George Hanover Square, Middlesex.
Extract from a letter written by the Countess St Germans (Jemima Eliot), dated 13 Feb 1853, to her son. Cissie's father is the Earl's first cousin: "We have the Wharncliffes staying with us and have persuaded them to stay till Wednesday that Cissie may appear at our first Ball." (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/209386206/cecily-susan-douglas-scott-montagu)
Beaulieu Palace House, Hampshire
FUNERAL
OF THE LATE DOWAGER LADY MONTAGU OF BEAULIEU
The funeral of the late Dowager Lady Montagu of Beaulieu, who died at her residence, 3, Tilney-street, Mayfair, on May 2nd, took lace at Beaulieu Abbey Church on Thursday afternoon. The remains, enclosed in a shell, were brought to Beaulieu on Wednesday evening, and were then enclosed in an elm coffin made by Mr. E.R. Payne from wood grown on the Beaulieu Estate. It was simply adorned with a large iron cross and iron furniture made by the village blacksmith, and was in every respect similar to the coffin in which the late Baron Montagu's remains were laid to rest. It was afterwards placed in the church, where it remained during the night . . . The grave, a plain earth one, lined with moss and studded with white roses and lilies of the valley (the work Mr. B. Kent, head gardener), is situated in the ancient sacristy of the Old Abbey Church, and adjoins that of the deceased Dowager's husband, the first Baron Montagu. The scene at the graveside was most impressive. The sun shone gloriously, and the lad song of the birds seemed to be one of inspiration and hope . . . while the ivy-clad arches brought vividly to the mind the history of the past centuries, and seemed to stand as sentinels over the graves of those who loved and had done so much to restore the beautiful and historic Abbey ruins. [There is much more to this article, describing the service, hymns, and attendees.] (Western Gazette, 14 May 1915, p10) (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/209386206/cecily-susan-douglas-scott-montagu)
Kinders:
aa.1. John DOUGLAS SCHOTT MONTAGU, 2nd Baron
Montagu of Beaulieu;
aa.2. Robert Henry DOUGLAS SCHOTT MONTAGU
aa.3. Hon. Rachel Cecily DOUGLAS SCHOTT MONTAGU
aa.4. James Francis DOUGLAS SCHOTT MONTAGU
