Quintus VIVIAN of Tregavethan, Esq.

   General Notes:

2nd son

   Research Notes:

1851 England Census:

Age given: 40 years
Birthplace given: Hampstead, Middlesex, England
Dwelling: Hyde Park Square, St. John Paddington, Middlesex
Occupation: Land Owner

Present were wife Isabella (38) of Grittleton? Wilts., children: Flora F. (14), scholar, and Arthur H. (7) of Irchester Northamptonshire

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1861 England Census:

Age given: 50 years
Birthplace given: Hampstead, Middlesex, England
Dwelling: St. John Paddington, Middlesex
Occupation: Landed Proprietor and Magistrate

Present were wife Isabella J. (55) of Farley Castle Somerset, children: Flora F. (25), Lady, and Arthur S. (17), scholar, both of [Irchester] Northamptonshire

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1881 England Census:

Age given: 70 years
Birthplace given: Hampstead, Middlesex, England
Dwelling: 17 Chesham St., Belgrave, St. George, London
Occupation: Retired Mayor, landowner

Present were wife Isabella J. (74) of Farley Castle Somerset, niece Mary Houlton (23) of Belgium

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From ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, dated Feb 14 1885.

The Will (dated Dec 13 1875,) with three codicils (dated Aug. 2 1887; July 15, 1878; and Sept. 12. 1883), of Mr. QUINTUS VIVIAN, late of NO. 17 Chesham Street, Belgrave Square, and of Tegavethan Manor Truro, Cornwall, who died on Oct. 8 last, was proved on the 17th inst. by Mrs. Isabella Jane Vivian, the widow, and Harry Houlton Palmer Vivian, the son, the acting executor, the value of the personal estate amounting to over £13,000. There are gifts to his wife and daughter, and the residue of his property the testator gives to his said son.

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Died aged 74 years.

   Marriage Information:

Quintus married Isabella Jane HOULTON, daughter of John HOULTON of Farley Castle, Somerset and Marianne ELLIS, in 1834 in Farleigh Hungerford, Somerset, England. (Isabella Jane HOULTON was born about 1806 in Farley Castle, Somersetshire, England and died on 12 Dec 1887 in St. George's Square, London, Middlesex, England.)