Isabella Maria Katherine ANSON (1832

Isabella Maria Katherine ANSON (1832 - 1922)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Richard George Penn Curzon HOWE (1861 - 1929) Evelyn Alice CURZON-HOWE (1862 - 1913) Edith Cecilia CURZON-HOWE (1864 - 1936) Frederck Graham CURZON-HOWE (1868 - 1920)	Isabella Maria Katherine ANSON (1832 - 1922) + Richard William Penn CURZON-HOWE (1822 - 1900)	George ANSON (1797 - 1857)	Thomas ANSON (1767 - 1818)	George ANSON ADAMS (1731 - 1789)
				Mary VERNON
			Anne Margaret COKE

		Isabella Elizabeth Annabella FORESTER (1805 - 1858)	Cecil WELD-FORESTER (1767 - 1828)

			Katherine Mary MANNERS (1779 - 1829)

Pic P1. Richard George Curzon-Howe 4th Earl Howe and Isabella Anson
7July 1897

Lafayette Negative Archive

The Devonshire House Ball, 2 July 1897. Costume: (4th Earl Howe) Costume based on the undress uniform of a mid-18th century British naval commodore, after the portrait of Richard, 1st Earl Howe by Thomas Gainsborough, c. 1764. (Countess Howe) elements of the costume including the lace apron, based on the companion portrait of Mary Hartopp, Countess Howe by Thomas Gainsborough, c. 1764. Accessories: (4th Earl Howe) Sword presented to Admiral, 1st Earl Howe by King George III as a victory trophy on 26 June 1794 to commemorate the British naval victory known as 'The Glorious First of June 1794', the hilt in blue enamel and gold, inset with diamonds; a chain, worn round the neck, probably representing the chain given by George III on 26 June 1794 to 1st Earl Howe and other senior naval officers; insignia of the Order of the Garter, (Admiral, 1st Earl Howe was made a Knight of the Garter in 1797). Furniture & Props: Louis XV-style giltwood canapé; Louis XV-style carved wood and fabric-mounted folding screen; studio Persian rug.

Pic S1. Richard George Curzon-Howe 4th Earl Howe and Isabella Anson
7July 1897

Lafayette Negative Archive

The Devonshire House Ball, 2 July 1897. Costume: (4th Earl Howe) Costume based on the undress uniform of a mid-18th century British naval commodore, after the portrait of Richard, 1st Earl Howe by Thomas Gainsborough, c. 1764. (Countess Howe) elements of the costume including the lace apron, based on the companion portrait of Mary Hartopp, Countess Howe by Thomas Gainsborough, c. 1764. Accessories: (4th Earl Howe) Sword presented to Admiral, 1st Earl Howe by King George III as a victory trophy on 26 June 1794 to commemorate the British naval victory known as 'The Glorious First of June 1794', the hilt in blue enamel and gold, inset with diamonds; a chain, worn round the neck, probably representing the chain given by George III on 26 June 1794 to 1st Earl Howe and other senior naval officers; insignia of the Order of the Garter, (Admiral, 1st Earl Howe was made a Knight of the Garter in 1797). Furniture & Props: Louis XV-style giltwood canapé; Louis XV-style carved wood and fabric-mounted folding screen; studio Persian rug.

Pic 1. Richard George Curzon-Howe 4th Earl Howe and Isabella Anson
7July 1897

Lafayette Negative Archive

The Devonshire House Ball, 2 July 1897. Costume: (4th Earl Howe) Costume based on the undress uniform of a mid-18th century British naval commodore, after the portrait of Richard, 1st Earl Howe by Thomas Gainsborough, c. 1764. (Countess Howe) elements of the costume including the lace apron, based on the companion portrait of Mary Hartopp, Countess Howe by Thomas Gainsborough, c. 1764. Accessories: (4th Earl Howe) Sword presented to Admiral, 1st Earl Howe by King George III as a victory trophy on 26 June 1794 to commemorate the British naval victory known as 'The Glorious First of June 1794', the hilt in blue enamel and gold, inset with diamonds; a chain, worn round the neck, probably representing the chain given by George III on 26 June 1794 to 1st Earl Howe and other senior naval officers; insignia of the Order of the Garter, (Admiral, 1st Earl Howe was made a Knight of the Garter in 1797). Furniture & Props: Louis XV-style giltwood canapé; Louis XV-style carved wood and fabric-mounted folding screen; studio Persian rug.

b. 07 Jul 1832 at Middlesex, England

m. 08 Feb 1858 Richard William Penn CURZON-HOWE (1822 - 1900) at Repton, Derbyshire, England

d. 29 Mar 1922 at London, Middlesex, England aged 89

Parents:

George ANSON (1797 - 1857)

Isabella Elizabeth Annabella FORESTER (1805 - 1858)

Siblings (3):

Emily Cecil ANSON (1834 - 1846)

Alice Louisa ANSON (1837 - 1879)

Geraldine Georgina Mary ANSON (1843 - 1927)

Children (4):

Richard George Penn Curzon HOWE (1861 - 1929)

Evelyn Alice CURZON-HOWE (1862 - 1913)

Edith Cecilia CURZON-HOWE (1864 - 1936)

Frederck Graham CURZON-HOWE (1868 - 1920)

Grandchildren (1):

Francis Richard Henry Penn HOWE (1884 - )

Events in Isabella Maria Katherine ANSON (1832 - 1922)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
07 Jul 1832		Isabella Maria Katherine ANSON was born	Middlesex, England
1841	9	Census	Cavendish Sq, St Marylebone, Middlesex, England
27 May 1857	24	Death of father George ANSON (aged 59)	Karnal, India		15
08 Feb 1858	25	Married Richard William Penn CURZON-HOWE (aged 35)	Repton, Derbyshire, England
29 Dec 1858	26	Death of mother Isabella Elizabeth Annabella FORESTER (aged 53)	Northamptonshire, England	Note 1	15
28 Apr 1861	28	Birth of son Richard George Penn Curzon HOWE
10 Apr 1862	29	Birth of daughter Evelyn Alice CURZON-HOWE			15
1864	32	Birth of daughter Edith Cecilia CURZON-HOWE			15
05 Mar 1868	35	Birth of daughter Frederck Graham CURZON-HOWE			15
25 Sep 1900	68	Death of husband Richard William Penn CURZON-HOWE (aged 78)			15
04 Oct 1913	81	Death of daughter Evelyn Alice CURZON-HOWE (aged 51)			15
04 Nov 1920	88	Death of daughter Frederck Graham CURZON-HOWE (aged 52)			15
29 Mar 1922	89	Isabella Maria Katherine ANSON died	London, Middlesex, England		15

Note 1: FreeBMD Mar 1859 3b 95. The melancholy death of this much-respected lady occurred on the 30th ult., at Exton Hall, Northamptonshire, from taking mistake an overdose of laudanum.

Personal Notes:

Isabella Maria Katherine Anson was the daughter of Maj.-Gen. Hon. George Anson and Hon. Isabella Elizabeth Annabella Forester. She married General Sir Richard William Penn Curzon-Howe, 3rd Earl Howe, son of Sir Richard William Penn Curzon-Howe, 1st Earl Howe and Lady Harriet Georgiana Brudenell, on 8 February 1858.1 She died on 29 March 1922.
Her married name became Curzon-Howe. As a result of her marriage, Isabella Maria Katherine Anson was styled as Countess Howe on 4 February 1876.

Source References:

15. Type: Web Page, Abbr: The Peerage, Title: The Peerage, Locn: http://www.thepeerage.com/

- Reference = p1252 (Death)

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