Marianne Sophia Elizabeth Lound

abt 1849 - 1931  (~ 81 years)

• Name	Marianne Sophia Elizabeth Lound  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  	Mary Ann in birth reg index; Marian in 1871 census; May in 1911 census; Marianne elsewhere.
  Birth	abt Nov 1849	Holborn   [1, 2, 3, 5]
  Residence	Mar 1851	15 Southampton Buildings, Holborn   [6]
  Residence	Apr 1861	60 Chancery Lane, Holborn   [7]
  Residence	Apr 1871	40 Margaret St, Marylebone   [8]
  	visitor to John Edwards, 45 b Dublin, annuitant, blind; Elizabeth Edwards, wife, 36 b Dunmow; + 1 serv. [family not identified, cf Reginald H Edwards, witness at her marriage 17 Sep 1879]
  Marriage	17 Sep 1879	St George, Campden Hill   [4, 9, 10]
  	Hallings Tatham,   b. 14 Oct 1853, Tufnell Park, Holloway ,   d. 01 Jun 1890, The Hague, Netherlands
  Residence	Apr 1881	81 Ladbroke Grove, Bayswater   [2]
  Residence	1887	44 Hertford St, Mayfair   [11]
  Residence	Dec 1887	18 Half Moon St, Mayfair   [11]
  Residence	Apr 1891	Henfield Cottage, Gravel Rd, Cookham   [12]
  	listed as widowed. with sister M A Lound, 21 b Kensington; + 2 serv.
  Residence	Mar 1901	Elew Cottage, Taplow   [13]
  	widowed; with sister M A Lound, single, 31 b Kensington.
  Residence	Apr 1911	Elmleigh, Littlebourne   [14]
  	May Tatham, widowed, 40 b Kensington with sister May Anita Lound, head of household, widowed, 42 b Kensington; + her son Vivian Stanley Lound, student, 20 b Littlebourne; + 1 serv.
  Residence	1925	79 Westbourne Terrace, Paddington   [4]
  Residence	- 1931	9 Hampton Place, Brighton   [15]
  Death	06 Jul 1931	La Casita Nursing Home, Paignton   [3, 15, 16]
  Probate	03 Sep 1931	London ; £3,238 18s. 6d.  [15]
  	Tatham Marianne Sophia Elizabeth of 9 Hampton-place Brighton widow died 6 July 1931 at La Casita Nursing Home Paignton Devonshire Probate London 3 September to National Provincial Bank Limited. Effects £3238 18s. 6d. [National Probate Calendar]
  Person ID	I1721	Tatham | Crew branch | Spouse
  Last Modified	02 Sep 2019

  
  

  Father	John Lound,   b. abt 1817, Stratford, Essex ,   d. 23 Oct 1884, 35 Kensington Park Gardens, Kensington  (Age ~ 67 years)
  Mother	Mary Ann Lound,   b. abt 1826, North Walsham ,   d. 22 Jul 1902, 28 College Rd, Brighton  (Age ~ 76 years)
  Marriage	13 Oct 1848	St Andrew, Holborn   [17, 18]
  	marriage solemnized at the parish church of St Andrew, Holborn, October 13th, 1848: - John Lound, full age, bachelor, auctioneer, of Southampton Buildings, father John Lound, licensed victualler; - Mary Ann Lound, full age, spinster, of Southampton Buildings, father William Lound, commercial traveller; married by licence, by me, Charles Fane Edge, curate; in the presence of Samuel Major Hicks, Edward Mallet.
  Notes	The Lound family had a very interesting history. An extract from a Lound contact: Jane Barton Lound, marr John Busley Seamark (b.1815), had a brother John Lound, who was a year younger than she was, & a sister Sophia Cooper Lound who was born in 1824. Their father was a licensed victualler of Hooper Street, Westminster Road when he went bankrupt in 1832 - at Sophia's baptism in 1835 (11 years after her birth), his occupation is given as 'gent'. Their mother died in 1837 leaving the children some assets & leaseholds, proved in 1846. According to later letters, Sophia Cooper Lound received 'a liberal schooling, finished in Paris'. In 1852 Sophia Cooper Lound took an unassisted passage to Australia with Henry Lound, who it seems was her cousin (son of William Lound). She married Thomas Fox. In the meantime, brother John Lound had married Henry's sister, Mary Ann Lound in 1848. He went on to become a wealthy auctioneer & they had 11 children, 9 surviving to adulthood. The eldest girl married [Hallings] Tatham, a ship owner, another daughter married a surgeon, another married the private secretary to the British Ambassador in Argentina, so it was quite an interesting family. The eldest son was a gambler,so the second eldest inherited the business after John died in 1884. Another son was the Rector of Sapcote in Leicestershire. John's widow, Mary Ann Lound, proved to be somewhat flighty -- she picked up with a chap 20 years her junior, Faulkner Lee, who was a member of the Mohawk Minstrels (Tambo & Mr.Bones & all that). There was an awful hullaballoo from the eldest son who could obviously see his inheritance disappearing before his eyes. He tried to have his mother locked up in an asylum. It all made the news in the London Times. Mary Ann married Lee [marr reg Exeter 2Q1888] but they later divorced. In Australia, Sophia Cooper Lound/Fox went on to have three daughters, two surviving. Her husband was a clerk of petty sessions & later a schoolteacher, but he took to the drink & she seems to have had a pretty miserable life, eventually striking out on her own to become a schoolteacher. She seemed to be one of the 'genteel poor' until her death in 1908, so I was quite surprised to find her brother John left her 500 pounds in his will & I wonder whether she ever received it. [Seamarks Family History website accessed 16 Oct 2010] children resid Apr 1871: Julia, 14; Louisa, 10; Stanley, 9; Millicent, 7; Ella, 4; Madeline, 2.
  Family ID	F0657	Family Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Hallings Tatham,   b. 14 Oct 1853, Tufnell Park, Holloway ,   d. 01 Jun 1890, The Hague, Netherlands  (Age 36 years)
  Marriage	17 Sep 1879	St George, Campden Hill   [4, 9, 10]
  	At St. George's, Campden-hill, Hallings, son of Mr. Charles R. Tatham, of Tufnell Park-road, N., to Marianne, daughter of Mr. John Lound, Kensington, Sept. 17. [Pall Mall Gazette] Married by A G Lound [Alfred George, her brother], Curate of Shrewton-cum-Maddington. Witnesses: John Lound [her father], Charles R Tatham [his father], Mary Tatham [his mother], Julia Lound [his sister], Reginald H Edwards, Redmond S Jarrett.
  		Hallings Tatham & Marianne Sophia Elizabeth Lound Marriage register
  Divorced	06 Aug 1889	[11]
  	Two separate divorce petitions, combined by the Court into one case: - Appellant: Hallings Tatham. Respondent: Marianne Elizabeth Sophia Tatham. Co-respondent: Frazer Sandeman. Type: Husband's petition for divorce; filed 03 Dec 1887. - Appellant: Marianne Elizabeth Sophia Tatham. Respondent: Hallings Tatham. Type: Wife's petition for divorce; filed 16 Dec 1887. [Divorce Court Files: TNA refs 1887, J 77/393/1944 and 1982] Interim child access arrangements: Upon hearing the solicitors for both parties and referring to the order of the Court dated 31 Jan 1888 as to custody, I do order that Hallings Tatham the Respondent have access to the child of the marriage (Horace Hallings Tatham) herein at an Hotel at Hastings in the County of Sussex once a fortnight between the hours of 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. for 3 hours and that the said Respondent do give 48 hours notice as to the day, time & place of such access and thereupon the child be sent by the Petitioner. Ordered 23 Feb 1888, J. C. Hannen. Case heard on 02 Feb 1889 in High Court - Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Court II - before Sir James Hannen and Sir Charles Parker Butt, with a special jury to try the questions of fact arising out of the pleadings of the cause. Verdict of the jury: 1. That Hallings Tatham had committed adultery; 2. That the said Hallings Tatham had been guilty of cruelty to Marianne Sophia Elizabeth Tatham; 3. That the said Marianne Sophia Elizabeth Tatham had not committed adultery with Frazer Sandeman nor with persons unknown; 4. That the said Frazer Sandeman had not committed adultery with the said Marianne Sophia Elizabeth Tatham. Court judgment: Husband's petition dismissed with costs. Wife's cross-petition accepted. Marriage dissolved by reason of husband's adultery coupled with cruelty. Decree Nisi 02 Feb 1889. Final Decree 06 Aug 1889. Disputes over alimony, child maintenance and custody were continuing in May 1890. Court ordered £300 p.a. for wife + £75 p.a. for child. Husband's appeal was dismissed. Frazer (or Fraser) Sandeman, the co-respondent in the husband's petition, was born in Paddington in 1856, the son of a London discount broker. He was in business as a wine merchant; it is not known whether he had any connection with the port & sherry importers George Sandeman & Co. He is listed in the 1891 census as married, occupation not known, the only guest at the Red Lion Hotel, Armathwaite, Cumberland. He attended the first annual dinner of the Aberdeen Caledonian Club in Jan 1899. He has not been traced in the 1901 or 1911 censuses, nor elsewhere, and no record of marriage has been found. He died in Chertsey in 1923.
  Children	+ 1. Horace Hallings Tatham,   b. 01 May 1882, 31 Ladbroke Grove, Bayswater ,   d. 05 Apr 1923, St Katherine's Home, Woking  (Age 40 years)
  Last Modified	02 Sep 2019
  Family ID	F0162	Family Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S02] BMD Index, birth reg Holborn, 3Q1849. [S01] Census, UK, 1881. age 29 b Kensington [S02] BMD Index, death reg Totnes, 3Q1931. age 80 [S04] H Curtis: Notes for a Pedigree of the Tathams of Co. Durham. [S22] IGI / BVRI, LDS member post 1991. [S01] Census, UK, 1851. [S01] Census, UK, 1861. [S01] Census, UK, 1871. Marian Lound, 21 b London [S11] Newspaper, Pall Mall Gazette, 18 Sep 1879. marriage notice [S02] BMD Index, marriage reg Kensington, 3Q1879. [S07] Other Sources, Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes, 1887-1889. file J 77/393/1944 [S01] Census, UK, 1891. age 39 b London [S01] Census, UK, 1901. age 48 b Kensington [S01] Census, UK, 1911. age 40 b Kensington [S14] National Probate Calendar. [S05] The Times, legal notices, 09 Sep 1931. notice to creditors [S02] BMD Index, marriage reg West London, 4Q1848. [S06] Parish Registers, marriages, St Andrew, Holborn, 13 Oct 1848.