Pendock Neale

1728 - 1772  (43 years)

• Name	Pendock Neale  [1]
  Born	10 Jun 1728	Tollerton, Nottinghamshire   [2]
  Christened	09 Jul 1728	Tollerton, Nottinghamshire   [2]
  Will	30 Nov 1768	'Ints', Saint Stephens, Cornwall   [3]
  Died	1772	Ince Castle, Cornwall   [4]
  Buried	18 Jan 1773	St. Peter's, Tollerton, Nottinghamshire   [5]
  Probate	03 Mar 1773	London, England
  Residence	Gravesend, Kent   [6]
  Person ID	I00622	Eliots of Port Eliot
  Last Modified	16 Jun 2021

  
  

  Wife	Harriot Eliot,   b. 15 Dec 1731, Molenick, St. Germans, Cornwall ,   d. 22 Jan 1776  (Age 44 years)
  Married	03 Apr 1753	St. George's Chapel, New Windsor, Berkshire   [7]
  • "Heraldic Church Notes from Cornwall" by Arthur Jewers, pub. by Mitchell & Hughes; , page 116-7: Before leaving the walls for the floor, we must notice two hatchments, which, as far back as 1867, were in a state of dilapidation, and on the restoration of the church disappeared altogether. The oldest had these arms: Per pale, the dexter per fess; in chief, 'Gu. three bars arg., on a chief of the last seven trefoil az'.; Pendock: in base, 'Gu. three bars emb. at the top arg.' (Barre?): imp. 'Arg. a fess plain gu. betw. two bars gemelle, wavy az'.; Eliot, of Port Eliot. Crest: 'A tower gu., from the top a demi pelican or, vulning herself ppr.' It was for Pendock Neale, Esq., of Totterton, co. Notts, who was married at this church 3rd April, 1753, to Harriet, daughter of Richard Eliot, Esq., and sister of Edward, first Lord Eliot of St. Germans.
  Last Modified	16 Jun 2021
  Family ID	F00047	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  --- "Stamford Mercury" 7 Jan 1773, page 3 Lately died at Ints, in Cornwall, where he went for the recovery of his health, Pendock Neale, Esq; possessed of large estates in the counties of Nottingham, Leicester, Lincoln, and Cornwall. --- "Hampshire Chronicle" 11 Jan 1773, page 3 Deaths. Pendock Neale, Esq. possessed of large estates in the counties of Nottingham, Leicester, Lincoln, and Cornwall. --- "Notes on the Churches of Nottinghamshire" by John T. Godfrey, Phillimore & Co., 1907, page 461 --- seen on Google Books: "Pendock Neale Esqre died s.p. at Ints in the County of Cornwall A.D. 1772, and was interred on the north side of the chancel of this church, January 18. A.D. 1773. In remembrance of whom and his wife Harriot a daughter of Richard Elliot Esqre of Port Elliot Cornwall; this monument is dedicated by Pendock Barry Barry A.D. 1842, in compliance with the request of his deceased mother, that the memory of her uncle and aunt might be perpetuated; to both of whom she was under the greatest possible obligations, and for whom she ever entertained those sentiments of love and esteem so truly worthy of herself." ** Pendock Neale, Esq., was the eldest of the three sons of John Neale, Esq., of Tollerton, and his wife Elizabeth Major, of Belper, co. Derby, and uncle of Pendock Neale (afterwards Barry), LL.D., mentioned in the preceding note. He married Harriot, daughter of Richard Elliot, Esq., of Port Elliot, Cornwall, and sister of Richard, first Lord Elliot, of that place. He died, without issue, at Ints Castle, Cornwall, November, 1772, and was buried, as above stated, at Tollerton, 18 January, 1773.

  
  

• Sources

  Monthly Magazine or British Register, Volume 17, Part One for 1804, by Sir Richard Phillips, page 289. Parish Register for Pendock Neale listed: http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/mansfieldchurches/mansfieldwoodhouse2.htm. "Visitation of England and Wales" by J. Howard et al, Vol. 13, page 128. "Oxford Journal" Saturday 09 Jan 1773 --- I have a PDF copy. For Date: "Notes on the Churches of Nottinghamshire" by John T. Godfrey, Phillimore & Co., 1907, page 461 --- seen on Google Books Footnote: "Oxford Journal" Saturday 09 Jan 1773 --- I have a PDF copy. For Date: "Notes on the Churches of Nottinghamshire" by John T. Godfrey, Phillimore & Co., 1907, page 461 --- seen on Google Books. Tombstone Inscription. "Memoirs of William Hickey" Vol 1, 1749-1775. [S00003] FamilySearch.org.