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John Barnard Hankey

Profile & Legacies Summary

1784 - 1868

Claimant or beneficiary

Biography

Son and heir of Thomas Hankey I of Fetcham (q.v.) and half-brother of William Alers Hankey (q.v.).

Further Information

Absentee?
British/Irish
Spouse
Elizabeth de Blaquiere
Children
6 s; 4 da
Wealth at death
£140,000
Rubinstein
1869/42

Associated Claims (1)

Jamaica Westmoreland 465 (Ackindown Pen)
£2,855 15s 7d
Unsuccessful claimant (Heir-at-law)
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Legacies Summary

Cultural (2)

Paintings
Two sets of paired portraits of John Barnard Hankey and his wife Elizabeth Barnard Hankey, the first attributed to R. Cosway and the second to Sir William Beechey, appear at <a... 
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V & A: Prints, Drawings & Paintings
Line engraving by J. T. Willmore depicting Fetcham Park, after a drawing by J. M. W. Turner. Great Britain, 1851. (Mummery Bequest). 3 copies at <a href="... 
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Full details at: Victoria & Albert Museum Collection: Prints, Drawings & Paintings....

Physical (1)

Estate
Fetcham Park [Purchased] 
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John Barnard Hankey bought back the manor to restore Fetcham Park (which his father Thomas Had bought in 1792) as a manor house. He also undertook some building work under Thomas Cubitt in 1837. His...

Political (1)

Local Government
 
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High Sheriff
1825 - 1825

Relationships (3)

John Barnard Hankey
Son → Father
Thomas Hankey I of Fetcham Park
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John Barnard Hankey
Half-brothers
William Alers Hankey formerly Alers
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William Alers Hankey was the illegtiimate son of John Barnard Hankey's father Thomas Hankey...
John Barnard Hankey
Brothers
Thomas Hankey II
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Addresses (1)

Fetcham Park, Fetcham, Surrey, South-east England, England
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