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Charles DE SALIS (1736 - 1781)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Charles DE SALIS (1736 - 1781)	Jerome Hieronimus Gerolamo DE SALIS (1709 - 1794)	Peter DE SALIS-SOGLIO (1675 - 1749)	Antonio DE SALIS-SOGLIO (1649 - 1735)
				Perpetua VON PLANTA-ZUOZ
			Margherita DE SALIS-SIGLIO (1678 - 1747)	Hercules DE SALIS-SIGLIO
		Mary FANE (1710 - 1785)	Charles FANE (1676 - 1744)	Henry FANE (1650 - 1706)
				Elizabeth SOUTHCOTT (1650 - 1724)
			Mary STANHOPE (1686 - 1762)	Alexander STANHOPE
				Catherine BURGHILL

b. 25 Jul 1736 at Westminster, Middlesex, England

d. Jul 1781 at Hieres, Provence, France aged 45

Parents:

Jerome Hieronimus Gerolamo DE SALIS (1709 - 1794)

Mary FANE (1710 - 1785)

Siblings (3):

Peter DE SALIS (1738 - 1809)

Henry Jerome DE SALIS (1740 - 1810)

William DE SALIS (1741 - 1750)

Events in Charles DE SALIS (1736 - 1781)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
25 Jul 1736		Charles DE SALIS was born	Westminster, Middlesex, England
Jul 1781	45	Charles DE SALIS died	Hieres, Provence, France

Personal Notes:

Charles de Salis, was born 25 July 1736 in the Parish of St. James, Westminster and died sine prole, Hieres, Provence, July 1781. He was the eldest son of Jerome, Count de Salis-Soglio by his wife Mary, daughter of Charles, 1st Viscount Fane. After some schooling with his younger brothers (Peter, Henry and William) in his father's ancestral homeland, the Grisons Republic, he was at Eton from 1747, where he was one of the c250 pupils there at the time. He travelled abroad 1757-1760, the tour included: Lausanne (university); Northern Italy; Rome; Naples; Coire; Paris; Turin; and Holland. His maternal uncle, 2nd Lord Fane (an Opposition/Bedford Whig), had been one of the two Members of Parliament (MPs) for Reading 1754-1761. In 1761 de Salis stood in his place, but having been admitted a Freeman/Burgess of the Corporation of Reading on 4 March 1761 he was well beaten at the poll on 25 March 1761. De Salis had 258 votes, whereas the elected candidates polled 396 and 355. Apart from returning to execute his uncle's will in 1766, he subsequently lived in Provence; at Arles, Salon, Nimes and Hieres (also spelt: Hyères), where he died and was buried at the Convent des Cordeliers in 1781. He seems to have shared with his mother, maternal-grandmother (Mary Stanhope), and to a greater degree his maternal-aunt a prediliction for the vapours. De Salis and his mother both received treatment from Dr. Pierre Pomme, of Montpellier university, author of Traite des Affections Vaporeuses des deux sexes, 1767.

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