• Born: 6 Oct 1774, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England ²
• Christened: 1 Nov 1774, St. Mary, Redcliffe, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England ²
• Married: 25 Oct 1792, Holy Trinity, Westbury upon Trym, Gloucestershire, England ³
• Died: 28 Jan 1826, Portland Place, Middlesex, England ¹
• Buried: 7 Feb 1826, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire, England ⁴

  Research Notes:

Marianne Vivian of Portland Place London died aged 51 years (burial record).

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Abstract of the Will of Marianne Vivian Wife of John Vivian of Portland Place in the County of Middlesex, Esqr., written 26 Jan 1826, proved 15 Apr 1826. ⁵

Refers to an Indenture dated 13 Jul 1815 between herself and her husband of the one part, John Vivian of Pencalenick in co. Cornwall, Esq., John Lyddon Edwards of the City of Bristol, Esq. and John Ennis Vivian of the Middle Temple, London, Esq. of the second part, pertaining to the capital sum of 26,000 five pounds per centum Navy Annuities.

Gives £10,500 of the said capital stock to her eldest son John Edwards Vivian, along with the interest and dividends that may be due.

Gives £3,150 of the said capital stock to her son George Vivian with its dividends or interest.

Gives £2,100 of the capital stock to her son the Rev. Charles Pasley Vivian, with its dividends or interest.

Gives £2,100 of the capital stock to her son Quintus Vivian, with its dividends or interest.

Gives £525 each of the capital stock to her daughters Elizabeth Vivian, Julia Vivian, Emily Vivian and Marianne Vivian, with the dividends or accrued interest.

Gives £315 of the said capital stock with its dividends &c. to Arthur Wells of the city of Bristol, esquire.

Gives £315 &c. to her friend and cousin by marriage Caroline Louisa Broughton.

Gives £105 &c. to her cousin Henry Arthur Broughton.

Gives £105 &c. to her cousin Samuel David Broughton.

Gives £105 &c. to her cousin Thomas Lyddon Edwards.

Gives £52 10s. of the said capital stock &c. to her housekeeper [blank] Richards.

Gives £52 10s. &c. to be divided equally among the servants.

Gives to her daughter Elizabeth her diamond necklace, ear rings and head ornaments.

Gives to her daughter Julia her pearl bracelets with diamond clasps and her pearl head ornaments.

Gives to her daughter Emily her . . . . . . . necklace, ear rings and bracelets with her pearl rings.

Gives to her daughter Marianne her pearl necklace, ear rings and two diamond rings.

Desires that her body be buried in the parish church of Westbury upon Trim in the county of Gloucester beside her father the late Samuel Edwards esquire.

Appoints the said John Ennis Vivian and the said Henry Arthur Broughton co-executors of her last will and testament.

(Signed)

Witnesses: Charles Mansfield Clarke, Hodes? Dickinson, Samuel David Broughton