c 1810

Born

 

c 1830

Married

 

1867

Directory entry

At Buxted park; Harcourt Col. J.P., Buxted park

 

Buxted Place and park, now the seat of Col. Harcourt, J.P., was put into complete repair by the late proprietor

1870

History

 

Buxted Place held by Colonel Harcourt

1874

Directory entry

At Buxted park; Harcourt Col. Francis Vernon, J.P., Buxted park

 

Buxted Park is now the seat of Col. Francis Vernon Harcourt, J.P. Over the porch of Hog House, on the Buxted Park estate, is a casting of a hog, bearing date 1581; the first cannon cast in England are stated to have been cast near this spot, by Mr. Hogg, the then proprietor; the roof of the porch is also of iron

1877 to 1880

History

 

The [Buxted] estate passed to Cecil Cope Jenkinson's eldest daughter Lady Catherine Harcourt nee Jenkinson (from 1851 until her death in 1877),
to her husband Colonel Francis Harcourt (from 1877 until his death in 1880),
to Cecil Cope Jenkinson's granddaughter Mary Portman nee Fitzwilliam (from 1880 until 1899),
then to her son The Honourable Henry Berkeley Portman (from 1899 until he died in 1923),
and then to his brother The Honourable Claud Berkeley Portman (from 1923 until he died in 1929).