Tomb inscription · 1852
Lucie Bromley
- Date
- 10 July 1852
- Place
- Stephens
- Plot
- Serial 2275
- Inscription
- Lucie, second daughter of Major-General Webber of Buckland House, county Devon, and Lucie, his wife, who departed this life suddenly on the 10 July 1852, at her residence Summerland, near Kottigerry, aged 34 years. She married at St. Stephens', Ootacamund, 7th November 1843, Thomas, 5th son of Sir Robert Howe Bromley of Stoke Hall Newark, Nottinghamshire, Baronet, and by him had four children, one of whom and one by a former marriage survive to mourn with their afflicted father her untimely end and irreparable loss.
- Notes
- Colonel Webber 6th N.I., of Buckland House, Braunton, married at Bangalore, February 18th, 1810, Miss Elizabeth Lucy L'Ecolier. Major General Henry Webber died Aug. 8, 1833 in England. Sir Robert Howe Bromley (1778-1857) was the third baronet and an admiral of the White. His son Thomas was an officer in the Bombay Army, and retired in 1855 after thirteen years' service with the rank of Lieutenant. On the 17th June 1906, at 17, Rutland Court, Georgina Ellen, widow of the late Sir Henry Bromley, fourth Baronet, died aged 79. On the 13th May 1906 at Govt. House, St. Christopher, West Indies, Sir Robert Bromley, Bart., of Stoke, Newark, administrator of St. Christopher and Nevis, died aged 32. Lieut. N. B. Bromley of the artillery married Miss Ann Morgan (in Bengal) Nov. 1806. 2nd Lieut. R. Bromley of the artillery died at Goomsoor (killed in action) March 5, 1836. (See No. 2842.)