Grubb Family Tree - Trevor-Roper, William

Narrative

Educated at Ruthin School, Shrewsbury and Oxford. Charles James Trevor-Roper served as Justice of the Peace, High Sheriff of Flintshire and Honorary Colonel of the Sixth Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. He was "a strong Conservative" and "a pronounced Churchman", and appears to have been very popular and respected in the local area.

He married Lucy Anne Aldersey (1823-1871) in 1854, and his second wife Julia Maria Kortright in 1873. He inherited the Plas Teg estate at the death of his father, though he did not take up residence there until 1878.

Charles James left no surviving children, and the Plas Teg estate passed to his nephew Charles Cadwaladr Trevor-Roper at his death in 1901.

Events

Event	Date	Place
Birth	December 30, 1827	Mold, Flintshire, Wales

Death	March 28, 1890

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Birth date	Death date
Father	Trevor-Roper, Charles Blayney	September 22, 1799	February 9, 1871
Mother	Knight, Mary	1801	October 19, 1878
Brother	Trevor-Roper, Charles James	October 29, 1823	September 20, 1901
Sister	Trevor-Roper, Elizabeth Mary	about 1824	June 2, 1857
Sister	Trevor-Roper, Anne	about 1826	April 21, 1915
	Trevor-Roper, William	December 30, 1827	March 28, 1890
Brother	Trevor-Roper, George Edward	April 16, 1831	September 30, 1893
Sister	Trevor-Roper, Gertrude	June 22, 1833	October 23, 1889
Brother	Trevor-Roper, Richard Henry	September 28, 1834	March 9, 1894
Sister	Trevor-Roper, Charlotte Blanche	April 5, 1836	December 18, 1922
Brother	Trevor-Roper, Dacre	January 12, 1839	July 18, 1922
Sister	Trevor-Roper, Emily Constance	about 1843	November 24, 1865