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 Death Announcements 1832-1844

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Date transcribed2000-00-00
Transcribed bySteve Van Dulken
CommentDeath announcements from the "Gentleman's Magazine", a journal which is available on Google Books. Any deaths in India, or of deaths elsewhere where there was a mentioned link with India, are included. In a few lengthy obituaries the contents have been summarised by using square brackets.

Surname  Loveday    
First names  Lambert    
Rank/ occupation  Lieut.-General    
View all other items of "Unit" with value "Bengal Army" in "Death Announcements 1832-1844" Unit  Bengal Army    
Death date  20 Dec 1843    
Place of death  Bath    
Source  Gentleman's Magazine    
View all other items of "Edition" with value "July 1844" in "Death Announcements 1832-1844" Edition  July 1844    
View all other items of "Page number" with value "91" in "Death Announcements 1832-1844" Page number  91    
Detail  At Bath, at an advanced age, Lieut.-General Lambert Loveday, the senior officer of the Bengal Army. He was the second son of Richard Loveday, esq. an apothecary, at Hammersmith, in Middlesex, to whose memory he erected a tablet in Hammersmith church, with a Latin inscription, which will be seen in Faulkner’s History of that parish, p.135. By this inscription it appears that his father was for nearly 40 years in practice at Hammersmith, and died Dec. 10, 1812, aged 81. His mother Maria, of the Bainbridge family in the county of Leicester, died May 19, 1801, aged 63. He received his first appointment in the East India Company’s service in 1778; became Colonel of the 32d regiment of Bengal infantry in Nov. 1817; attained the rank of Major-General in 1819; and of Lieut.-General in 1837. He married Miss D’Esterre, sister to Mr Norcott D’Esterre, who was killed by Mr Daniel O’Connell in a duel near Dublin in 1815; by whom he had two sons, Lieut. Byam M. Loveday, of the 15th Bombay N.I., killed in India, having married, May 12, 1842, Alicia-Cassan, eldest daughter of Major-Gen. Simpson; and the Rev. Henry A. Loveday, a Chaplain in India, married Aug. 3, 1840, to Eliza-Louisa, daughter of William Mulls, esq. and Lady Pilkington, of the Grove, Dedham, Essex; and four daughters, of whom the eldest, Mary, who is deceased, married Edward Hawkins, esq. (since remarried to Alicia, daughter of Henry Lumsden, esq.); the second, Eliza, was the wife of Lieut.-Col. Herring, of the 37th Bombay N. Inf. killed at Hyder Keel, Sept. 6, 1839; the third, Jesse, is married to Capt. Spottiswoode; and the fourth, Julia-Charlotte, married July 20, 1842, at Meerut, in India, to C. Madden, esq. civil surgeon.    
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