In 1826 Quintus Vivian was named as a beneficiary in his mother's will. In the same year Quintus was named as a beneficiary in his father's will.
In 1851 Quintus Vivian, aged 40, born in Hampstead Middlesex, land owner, and wife Isabella Vivian, aged 38, born in Grittleton? Wilts, were living at Hyde Park Square, St. John Paddington, Middlesex. With them were children Flora F. (14), scholar, and Arthur H. (7) of Irchester Northamptonshire.
In 1861 Quintus Vivian, aged 50, born in Hampstead, landed proprietor and magistrate, and wife Isabella J. Vivian, aged 55, born in Farley Castle, Somerset, were in St. John Paddington, Middlesex. With them were children: Flora F. (25), Lady, and Arthur S. (17), scholar, both of [Irchester] Northamptonshire.
In 1873 Quintus Vivian of 17 Chesham-street Belgrave-square in co. Middlesex, esquire, was co-executor of the will of his brother George Vivian.
In 1881 Quintus Vivian, aged 70, born in Hampstead, retired mayor, landowner, and wife Isabella J. Vivian, aged 74, born in Farley Castle, were living at 17 Chesham St., Belgrave, St. George, London. Present was niece Mary Houlton (23) of Belgium
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Quintus Vivian of 17 Chesham Street Belgrave Square died aged 74 years (cemetery record)
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The Will with three codicils of Quintus Vivian late of 17 Chesham-street Belgrave-square in the county of Middlesex and of Trevagethan Manor Truro in the county of Cornwall, esquire, who died 8 October 1884 at 17 Chesham-street, was proved 17 January 1885 at the Principal Registry by Isabella Jane Vivian of 17 Chesham-street, widow, the relict, and Harry Houlton Palmer Vivian of Tregavethan Manor, esquire, the son, two of the executors. Personal estate £13,490 5s. 9d. 3
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