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2. Michael Bentincks Books michael Bentinck s website contains details on the author and his interesting books about personal stories from World War Two. http://www.michaelbentinck.com/Intro.htm

Author, Broadcaster and Speaker W elcome to my website. I hope you find it of interest. This site has been created for you, my readers, radio listeners, and those of you that have heard my talks. You will find details of all my books here and also a printable order form with details of prices should you wish to order any. You will find details of the talks that I am asked to give and, as I am so often asked how I became an author I have written an account for you here . From the profits of the sale of these books a donation is given each year to a chosen charity. Please see this letter for details of the donation given to Breast Cancer Research Michael Bentinck This is Michael's latest book ' Poems of Times Not Forgotten '. The book contains 49 poems, some of which have appeared in one of his 6 books, others have been sent in to him from some of his many readers and listeners. For more details about the book please click here My Dad My Hero War Time Memories Forgotten Heroes ... Overview of all Michael's books If you would like to be included on Michael's mailing list, or you would like to book Michael to come and give a talk

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4. Books Strange Inheritance, John Colville, michael Russell, 1983, About Ruth St. Maur and the Cavendishbentincks. Het Huis Twickel en zijn Bewoners http://www.bentinck.net/books.htm

Title Author Publisher Date Comments The Anglo-dutch Favourite: The Career of Hans Willem Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland (1649-1709) David Onnekink Ashgate Publishing The definitive story of my direct ancestor. Mrs Jordan's Profession Claire Tomalin Viking Not a Bentinck, but a direct ancestor, and a great actress! Ottoline Morrell - Life on the Grand Scale Miranda Seymour She was the Duke of Portland's sister. Strange Inheritance John Colville Michael Russell About Ruth St. Maur and the Cavendish-Bentincks Het Huis Twickel en zijn Bewoners R.W.A.M. Cleverens de Bruyn-Oldenzaal Extremely comprehensive with loads of pictures - but in Dutch! De groten der aarde of Bentinck tegen Bentinck Hella Haasse Querido Waiting for this to be translated into English so I can find out what it's about. Made into a TV series in 1996 Mevrouw Bentinck of Onverenigbaarheid van Karakter Hella Haasse Querido As above The Bentincks - The History of a European Family Paul-Emile Schatzmann A comprehensive history, concentrating on the Dutch branch of the family. Isoworg Henry Bentinck Michael Joseph Spy Thriller. The International Society for World Government

5. Yesterday's Journey's By Michael Spencer SE19 George MORTIN labourer born Barlborough, father michael MORTIN still lives .. 3 John COWLISHAW, Sgt in Lord bentincks Reg of Foot. Father Saml. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~spire/Yesterday/SettlementExaminationsC-D.htm

Settlement Examinations Parishes A to B E to H I to L M to R ... T to Y CALOW SE1 Ellis LOWE born Calow served John WATKINSON Calow, William TAYLOR Calow, John SKINNER Howbeck (Holbeck?) Norton Cuckney, Notts. 1751 SE3 Daniel SLACK born Clay Cross, served John WILKINSON of Pilsley. North Wingfield. 1756 SE4 Thomas CANTRILL of Calow, born Sutton Dbys. served Thomas COUSIN Sutton, Matthew WEBSTER Calow farmer. Thomas ROGERS, Sutton. 1769 SE5 John WINDLE born Calow, served in Pleasley. 1769 SE6 Gervase NICHOLSON of Calow labourer born Ordsall Notts. served in East Markham. 1777 SE7 David HANDLEY of Calow, born Woolley p.Morton. Served at Thurgaton, went to live at Sutton under Certificate from Thurgaton. Notts. 1777 SE8 Sarah ROGER born Calow served William PEARSE Sutton cum Duckmanton. 1777 SE9 Mary RENSHAW 35, married Chesterfield to William RENSHAW then of the p. of Chesterfield fwk..Enlisted as a soldier in the Train Artillery, not been with him since 1772, and he went "so she hath heard to Fort at Gibraltar. His legal Settlement was at Sutton in Ashfield, Notts. 1777 SE10 John RENSHAW of Sutton cum Duckmanton born Ashgate p. Brampton. Served Mr CLARK of Hague p. Staveley, Paul CORNHILL of Ewas in Moltby? WRY. Married 2 yrs ago. 1779

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8. Michael Bentinck - Pipl Profile michael Bentinck is the author of books that tell the true stories of men, women and children that lived through World War Two Source michael bentincks http://pipl.com/directory/people/Michael/Bentinck

9. Kniphausen Until 1855 (Germany) image by Klausmichael Schneider; 30 Apr 2007 . It was important, that the bentincks had kinsmen not only in Holland but also in England. http://www.crwflags.com/FOTW/FLAGS/de-ni_kn.html

Kniphausen until 1855 (Germany) Herrlichkeit Kniphausen Last modified: by jarig bakker Keywords: kniphausen lion: rampant (black) horse (white) Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... coat of arms See also: Historical Flags (Lower Saxony, Germany) Lower Saxony Niedersachsen , Germany) Germany Introduction Inn- und Kniphausen was a tiny territory (even by German standards!). One part of it is today part of Wilhelmshaven, the other was in the area of Varel, in the south of Friesland County [ Kreis Friesland ]. All I know is that it was ruled by the Aldenburg-Bentinck family and annexed to Oldenburg in 1855. It gained some notoriety when it remained unoccupied by Napoleon. Since it was considered neutral, the counts made a fortune by allowing other ship-owners to use their flag. Of course, this practice didn't last long... Stefan Schwoon , 28 Feb 2001 On this 1789 map at the Baden-Württemberg mailing list website, you can see the two enclaves of Kniphausen (but just above the limits of visibility) in the northwest section of the map. Kniphausen is two small enclaves — one within Jever and one just to the south of it which is labelled Varel . While the northern portion of the principality is unlabelled its boundaries can just be discerned. Ned Smith , 1 Mar 2001 The castle Kniphausen is in that northern half.

10. James Lambourne By John Hanson On 31st August 1784 the register of St michael s Church at Cumnor recorded the The Cavendishbentincks moved to Ampthill, near Bedford, in 1845. http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/external/cumnor/articles/hanson-lambourne.htm

James Lambourne On 31st August 1784 the register of St Michael's Church at Cumnor recorded the marriage of Samuel Lambourne to Mary Jeffs. Much later a 'lady' was to recall that both had associations with 'travelling' families, though there had been Lambournes resident in Cumnor for a hundred years and his son Samuel became a farmer in Leys Road. Mary Jeffs had roots in Appleton. James was the second son and fifth child born to Samuel and Mary. He was born in 1794 and, like the other children, was baptised in Cumnor. He grew up accustomed to travelling for his father was a carrier. James became known in the area, it is said, as 'Gipsy Jim'. It was while James was doing business at Warwick races that he met a maiden 'of fine slim form, tall figure, brunette countenance and hazel eyes, piercingly moving beneath her stylish black Beaver, and better than all, possessing a good temper' . This ravishing young girl with whom James soon fell in love was Sineta Smith, a gipsy seller of sundry articles. Her mother was called 'Prettybody Smith'. Sineta seems to have been born at Curraple in Italy. James and Sineta were married in the summer of 1816 at Shipston-on- Stour near Stratford and their first child, a daughter, born at Tubney, was baptised on 2nd October 1817 at Cumnor. She was named Sineta after her mother. Though they maintained family links with Cumnor, James and Sineta took a horse and caravan as their home, making their living from horse-dealing at fairs. They were not at Cumnor when the 1821 census was taken. Then, Samuel Lambourne, James's father, was still working as a carrier, living in Abingdon Road in a cottage that was next to the vicarage. His brother Richard, known as 'Poacher Dick', had married Elizabeth Barson, a widow, and lived with her, her four children and their son Richard at the farmstead next to the old 'Vine', opposite the church. His brother Samuel, a farm labourer but later a farmer, was living with his wife Mary and day-old son, lodgers in the home of Thomas Neale in Abingdon Road.

11. Homepage Halos - Books On Archaeology Translate this page De bentincks hebben er drie eeuwen verbleven. Na een bloeiperiode in de eerste helft van de CLEVIS, HEMMY michael KLOMP. Melkmarkt 30 Zwolle, 2004. http://www.halos.nl/books.php?Province=OVERIJSSEL&Serie=

12. Wikipedia Talk:WikiProject Peerage/Archived Talk 1 - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclo That sounds like a fine idea, particularly with the Stanleys, bentincks, Cecils, like michael HicksBeach, 1st Earl St Aldwyn, or Thomas Spring Rice, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Peerage/Archived_talk_1

Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Peerage/Archived talk 1 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Peerage Jump to: navigation search This is an archive of past discussions. Do not edit the contents of this page. If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the current talk page Ok. I've been a Wkipedia editor for about a year now and since then the number of historical articles has increased dramatically. The articles on royalty are now much more detailed and structured than they were a year ago. I think the efforts of a number of individuals, whose desire was to create unambiguously titled articles has been a success. The articles on the titles of the British and Irish peerage still remain a bit of a mess. Whilst we have standardised the general style of a peer and his title like so 'James Richard Cutherbertson, 3rd Duke of Mercia' there's no standard for how a page listing (or disambiguating) a peerage should be presented. There are a number of styles currently being used. e.g. Duke of Buckingham Duke of Norfolk Duke of Albany Duke of Devonshire ... Earl of Essex NB I'm using old versions of these pages so that if someone edits the page into a different format (as I've done with the Earl of Derby) the comparison still makes sense.

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14. NEWSPAPERS GALWAY, Newspaper Items - Clanricarde Ireland of the bentincks, and the third heiress was captured by the Earl of Moray. . Newark Daily Advocate Newark, Ohio Jan 29, 1888 michael Davitt s Advice. http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlarchive/galway/newspaper/clanricarde.txt

15. Nottinghamshire: History And Archaeology | Miscellaneous Articles: Haughton Hall of two brothers, michael Stanhope settled at Shelford and founded the wellknown becoming separated again and the latter passing to the bentincks, http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/articles/tts/tts1930/blagg/haughtonhall.htm

You are in: Places Articles List of articles Haughton Hall By THOS. M. BLAGG, F.S.A. View of Haughton Hall, c. 1709. CURTIS, in his History of Nottinghamshire, writes in 1844 :—“ Haughton Hall, once the site of the hospitable mansion of the Holles’s, Earls of Clare, is now occupied by a neat farmhouse; part of the wall of the gable and of one bay of present dwelling seems to be the only relic of this once capacious structure. The moat still remains to determine its extent, the circum­ference of which would enclose a baronial castle of no insignificant magnitude” . . . “Haughton Park containing about 900 acres, the greater part in the parish of Bothamsall, is now completely dis-parked, enclosed and divided into farms.” View of Haughton Park, c. 1709. “It appears that the hall was built by the last Sir William Holles, as appears by this ensuing, which is carved in stone on either side the entrance doore and expresses the yeare of the lord, his name and rebus. On the right hand is a man’s hand holding a vine branch loaded with fruit, upon which is a shield inscribed thus W.H. A°. Di. 1545.

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17. Prestigious Bunting: WikiProject Peerage/Archived Talk 1 Majo Mills 204.196.238.69/michael K. Smith 1938, 22 Sep 2003 That sounds like a fine idea, particularly with the Stanleys, bentincks, Cecils, http://prestigious-bunting.blogspot.com/2006/12/wikiproject-peeragearchived-talk

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=4896425209617625924"); Prestigious Bunting Friday, December 1, 2006 WikiProject Peerage/Archived talk 1 Ok. I've been a Wkipedia editor for about a year now and since then the number of historical articles has increased dramatically. The articles on royalty are now much more detailed and structured than they were a year ago. I think the efforts of a number of individuals, whose desire was to create unambiguously titled articles has been a success. The articles on the titles of the British and Irish peerage still remain a bit of a mess. Whilst we have standardised the general style of a peer and his title like so 'James Richard Cutherbertson, 3rd Duke of Mercia' there's no standard for how a page listing (or disambiguating) a peerage should be presented. There are a number of styles currently being used. e.g. Nextel ringtones NB I'm using old versions of these pages so that if someone edits the page into a different format (as I've done with the Earl of Derby) the comparison still makes sense. While many of these individual styles have their merits, I think it would make sense to agree on a standard format. I don't expect that peerage articles to be born wholly conforming to any particular format, but it would be nice to agree on something that we would like to aim for. I know some people who have a particular interest in the peerage have followed a similar format to that used in Debrett's, Burke's etc. but we do not have to limit ourselves to squeezing information into one page in the way they do. I'll leave the floor and see if anyone else would like to make a contribution to this discussion.

18. The Letter-Bag Of Lady Elizabeth Spencer-Stanhope V. I. By A. M. W. Stirling (co michael Angelo was Recorder of Poole in 1784, and became member for that 29 The three Miss bentincks were Harriet, married, 1809, Sir William http://www.fullbooks.com/The-Letter-Bag-of-Lady-Elizabeth-Spencer6.html

The Letter-Bag of Lady Elizabeth Spencer-Stanhope v. I. by A. M. W. Stirling (compiler) Part 6 out of 6 FullBooks.com homepage Index of The Letter-Bag of Lady Elizabeth Spencer-Stanhope v. I. Previous part (5) and was told he was gone, which may give him an opportunity of concluding the affairrather stopping it entirely. I do not think that her own witnesses have proved much in her favour, tho' they admitted facts which made against her with great reluctance. [Illustration: QUEEN CAROLINE John Stanhope attended the trial assiduously and thus describes its close: Went to Macdonald's and accompanied him to the House of Lords, heard the Attorney General's reply; thought the first part but feeble, but latterly he became very good. His delivery and his voice are bad and he is not pleasant. Went to the House of Lord's, heard the conclusion of the Attorney General's speech, and the commencement of that of the Solicitor General, which was very good. The Bill was read a third time, by a majority of 9. The Ministers

19. William Ewart Gladstone / Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922 INDEMNITY You will indemnify and hold michael Hart, the Foundation, .. like the Cavendishes and the Russells, the Cecils and the bentincks. http://infomotions.com/etexts/gutenberg/dirs/etext02/glads10.htm

William Ewart Gladstone / Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922 Author Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922 Title William Ewart Gladstone Date Contributor(s) Teixeira de Mattos, Alexander, 1865-1921 [Translator] Size Identifier Language en Publisher Project Gutenberg Rights GNU General Public License Tag(s) gladstone project etext james ... translator Versions original local mirror plain HTML (this file) concordance (most frequent 100 words, etc.) ... Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts Share addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'ericleasemorgan'; Colophon This file was acquired from Project Gutenberg, and it is in the public domain. It is re-distributed here as a part of the Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts (http://infomotions.com/alex/) by Eric Lease Morgan (Infomotions, Inc.) for the purpose of freely sharing, distributing, and making available works of great literature. Its Infomotions unique identifier is etext3416, and it should be available from the following URL: http://infomotions.com/etexts/gutenberg/dirs/etext02/glads10.htm Infomotions Man says, "Give back to the 'Net."

20. Suggested Reading - Conflict - Manuscripts & Special Collections - The Universit Schazmann, PaulEmile, The bentincks The History of a European Family (London, Hook, michael and Ross, Walter, The ’Forty-five the last Jacobite http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/mss/online/conflict/bibliography.phtml

dqmcodebase = "/common/js/"; University Quick Links... Login to Email Intranet Portal Staff Lookup Conflict Introduction 1: Invasion of 1688 Introduction Background ... Timeline Suggested reading Catalogue records About the Project Theme 1 - The Invasion of 1688 The following were the main books used in the compilation of this unit in 1965 and 1976: Ehrman, John, The navy in the war of William III, 1689-1697 (Cambridge, 1953). Contains a chapter on 'the mobilization of 1688'. Grew, Marion E., William Bentinck and William III (London, 1924). Based on the Bentinck papers formerly at Welbeck Abbey and now in Manuscripts and Special Collections at the University of Nottingham Macaulay, T.B., The history of England from the accession of James II, in six volumes, vol. Ill (London, 1914). Lavishly illustrated with portraits (some in colour), and reproductions of contemporary broadsides, manuscripts, and engravings. Mitchell, A.A., 'The revolution of 1688 and the flight of James II', in History Today , July 1965, pp. 496-504. An illustrated article, discussing the various reasons which historians have suggested for the flight of James II.

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