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[edit] Matthew Fowler

Matthew Fowler [1] [2] b.1964 London, England was the Australian Democrats 2007 Australian Parliament Division of Kingston Candidate in South Australia. Kingston had a margin of 0.1%. With the rise of the Greens and Family First to 3rd and 4th parties, each gaining over 4% and thus Australian Electoral Commission funding, the Kingston Australian Democrat Candidate received just over 850 votes or 0.95%. Strategic community development with community communication, cost effective Broadband internet, water and transport access are key areas of concern that were not adequately addressed.

Matthew grew up in Cooks Hill, Newcastle, New South Wales; Croydon, Sydney then finally on a family farm in Wallacia on the Nepean River near the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, New South Wales. Inspired by natural and cultural heritage, Fowler wanted to be an ornithologist from the age of nine. Encouraged by his father to broaden his interests, Fowler sought to become a naturalist like Harry Butler & was enthralled by the BBC David Attenborough "Life on Earth" series presented in 1978 by ABCTV. Schooled at Nepean High School then boarded at Kinross Wolaroi School. Studied at the University of Wollongong with a 1988Bachelor of Science (BSc) majoring in General Biology & a minor in Physical Geography (before Environmental Science was popular), Matthew worked as the Assistant Manager/ Ranger at Wirrimbirra Wildlife Sanctuary in Bargo, southwest of Sydney. [Wirrimbirra is a National Trust property dedicated by the late Dr Thistle Y Stead AM nee Harris to David G Stead.]

Fowler's progressive viewpoints developed from previously working with Anangu Pitjantjatjara-Yankunytjatjara-Luritja Traditional Owners and Ngaanyatjarra at Uluru and Luritja at Ulpanyali and Watarrka National Park. Subsequently with Warlpiri and Arrernte people at the Institute for Aboriginal Development (IAD) where he was recognised with the 1996 NAIDOC Non Indigenous Person of the Year Award and Alice Springs Desert Park[3].

Previously Fowler won 15% of the 2006 Kangaroo Island Council [4] votes in the Mayoral Election. 4500 votes in the 2000 Alice Springs Town Council[5] Election[6].

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[edit] Ahnentafel Chart for Robert Fitzgerald BOURNE

[edit] First Generation

1. Robert Fitzgerald BOURNE was born in 1905 in South Africa??. He died in 1946 in CMS St Barnabas Church Avissawella Passanage Avissawella 94 036 2222343 Ceylon (Sri Lanka). He was buried in 1946 in Bartholoemew's Church Avasewella Ceylon (Sri Lanka).

Robert married Esme NORWOOD-BROWN daughter of Dr Joseph NORWOOD-BROWN and (Dee Dee) Edith Clare PHILLIPS in 1935. Esme was born in sold ring to Lionel Fowler. She died in England. She was buried in England.


[edit] Second Generation

2. Arthur Uniacke BOURNE .Arthur married Rita RICHARDSON in Feb 1900.

3. Rita RICHARDSON.


[edit] Third Generation

4. Dr Walter BOURNE was born on 24 May 1828 in Dublin, Ireland. He married Geraldine Caroline JUDKIN-FITZ-GERALD in 1873.

5. Geraldine Caroline JUDKIN-FITZ-GERALD was born in 1839 in Corkbeg Island, Whitehaven (Whitegate) Cork.

6. research RICHARDSON .


[edit] Fourth Generation

8. Walter BOURNE was born in 1795 in Dublin, Ireland. He died on 19 Nov 1881 in Taney House, Dundrum, Dublin, Ireland. He married Louisa Arabella MINCHIN in 1821.

9. Louisa Arabella MINCHIN was born in 1794. She died in 1882.

10. Sir John Judkin FITZGERALD 2nd Bart of Lisheen, Tipperary was born in Corkbeg Island, Whitehaven (Whitegate) Cork. He died in 1860 in the Wreck of the Nimrod. He married Maria Elizabeth Geraldine FITZGERALD in 1835.

11. Maria Elizabeth Geraldine FITZGERALD.

[edit] Fifth Generation

16. Walter BOURNE was born in 1766. He died on 18 Nov 1848. He married Elinor CARMICHAEL in 1790.

17. Elinor CARMICHAEL.

18. Humphrey Charles MINCHIN of Co Tipperary & Dublin was born in 1750. He died in 1830. He married Frances Catherine SIRR in 1775.

19. Frances Catherine SIRR.

20. Colonel Sir Thomas JUDKIN-FITZGERALD 1st Bart high-sheriff of the county of Tipperary. Thomas married Elizabeth CAPEL in 1785.

21. Elizabeth CAPEL.

22. FITZGERALD.


[edit] Sixth Generation

32. Thomas Gowley BOURNE. Thomas married Mary DUNN.

33. Mary DUNN.

34. CARMICHAEL.

36. Charles MINCHIN was born in 1714 in Woodville and Ballygibbon, Co Tipperary. He married Elizabeth MASSEY on 8 Nov 1740.

37. Elizabeth MASSEY .

38. Joseph SIRR. Joseph married Elizabeth HALL.

39. Elizabeth HALL .

40. Colonel Sir Robert UNIACKE-FITZGERALD was christened on 8 Feb 1711. He married Frances JUDKIN on 27 May 1750.

41. Frances JUDKIN was born in 1725 in Tipperary. She died on 12 Aug 1791.

42. Joseph CAPEL. Joseph married Elizabeth MCCARTIE of Ballee.

43. Elizabeth MCCARTIE of Ballee .

44. FITZGERALD .


[edit] Seventh Generation

64. Dublin, Ireland BOURNE .

72. [[Charles MINCHIN]. Charles married Elizabeth PAULET.

73. Elizabeth PAULET .

74. William MASSEY. William married Anne BENTLEY.

75. Anne BENTLEY .

76. From 1500 SIRR .

80. Thomas UNIACKE Esq MP of Carnew Co Cork was born in 1707. He married Helena BORR.

81. Helena BORR .

82. John JUDKIN Esq. of Ballymore &or Greenhills, co. Tipperary died in Greenhills, co. Tipperary.

84. CAPEL .

86. Dennis MCCARTIE of Ballee, Esq was buried in Monastery of Kilcrea. He married Mary MEADE of Tubrid, co. Cork.

87. Mary MEADE of Tubrid, co. Cork .


[edit] Eighth Generation

128. BOURNE .

144. John MINCHIN was born in 1572. He died in 1662. He was buried in 1662. He married Mary WALCOT.

145. Mary WALCOT .

160. Maurice UNIACKE was born in Youghall. He married Eleanor or Helena FITZGERALD.

161. Eleanor or Helena FITZGERALD was born in 1687.

162. Christian BORR Esq of Borr Mount .Christian married Ellen HORE.

163. Ellen HORE .

164. JUDKIN .

174. John MEADE of Tubrid, co. Cork .


[edit] Ninth Generation

288. MINCHIN .

290. Charles WALCOT of Croagh, Co Limerick, Ireland. Charles married Elizabeth GAMES.

291. Elizabeth GAMES .

320. Thomas UNIACKE of Youghal died in Youghal.

322. Garrett FITZGERALD of Lisquinlan was born in 1620 in Lisquinlan. He died in 1670. He married Lady Phillis Tynt TINTE of Ballycrenane.

323. Lady Phillis Tynt TINTE of Ballycrenane .

324. BORR .


[edit] Tenth Generation

640. UNIACKE .

644. William FITZGERALD of Lisquinlan was born in 1600 in Lisquinlan. He died in 1650.

646. Sir Robert TINTE was born in Ballycrenane. He married Lady TINTE of Ballycrenane.

647. Lady TINTE of Ballycrenane was born in Ballycrenane.


[edit] Eleventh Generation

1288. John FitzRichard FITZGERALD of Lisquinlan was born in 1580. He died in 1630. He married Ellen of Mulrony.

1289. Ellen of Mulrony was born in Mulrony.


[edit] Twelfth Generation

2576. Richard FITZGERALD .Richard married DONNELL ART.

2577. DONNELL ART.


[edit] Thirteenth Generation

5152. Edmund FitzJames FITZGERALD Dean of Cloyne .

5154. DONNELL ART of O'Keeffe in Barry's country.


[edit] Fourteenth Generation

10304. James Fitzwilliam FITZGERALD Dean of Cloyne.

[edit] Fifteenth Generation

20608. William FITZGERALD was born in Imokilly. He died in 1599.


[edit] Sixteenth Generation

41216. Richard FITZGERALD Seneschal of Imokilly by Earl Desmond.

[edit] Seventeenth Generation

82432. Sir Richard FITZGERALD Knight of Kerry 3? .Richard married Maude heiress of Lord De Courcy.

82433. Maude heiress of Lord De Courcy .


[edit] Eighteenth Generation

164864. Sir John FITZGERALD Knight of Kerry 2? was born in Kerry. He was christened in Kerry. He died in Kerry. He was buried in Kerry.

164866. Lord DE COURCY .


[edit] Nineteenth Generation

329728. Sir Maurice FITZGERALD Knight of Kerry 1? was born in Kerry. He married Joan of Kerry.

329729. Joan of Kerry .


[edit] Twentieth Generation

659456. John FITZGERALD of Ennismore & Rahinnane was born in Ennismore & Rahinnane.

659458. Lord KERRY .


[edit] Twenty-first Generation

1318912. Maurice fitzJohn FITZGERALD of Ennismore & Rahinnane was born in Ennismore & Rahinnane.


[edit] Twenty-second Generation

2637824. Lord John FitzThomas FITZGERALD of Shanid, Lord of Connelloe, Decies & Desmond was born in Connelloe, Decies & Desmond. He died on 23 Jul 1261 in Callan, Co. Kerry, Ireland. He married Honora or Una Ny O'CONNOR DON.

2637825. Honora or Una Ny O'CONNOR DON .


[edit] Twenty-third Generation

5275648. Lord Thomas FitzMaurice (DESMOND) FITZGERALD "the Great" Lord Connelloe of Shanid 1197 died in 1213. He was buried in 1213. He married Sadhbh.

5275649. Sadhbh .

5275650. O'CONNOR DON .


[edit] Twenty-fourth Generation

10551296. Maurice FITZGERALD DE WINDSOR Invader of Ireland was born in 1100/1129. He died on 1 Sep 1176. He was buried in 1177 in Grey Friars Abbey, Wexford, Ireland. He married Alice DE MONTGOMERY OR GRANDDAUGHTER O'BRIEN in 1169.

10551297. Alice DE MONTGOMERY OR GRANDDAUGHTER O'BRIEN .


[edit] Twenty-fifth Generation

21102592. Gerald FITZWALTER DE WINDSOR Constable of Pembroke Ctl .Gerald married Nesta of Wales, Princess of Deheubarth.

21102593. Nesta of Wales, Princess of Deheubarth .

21102594. O'BRIEN .


Twenty-sixth Generation

42205184. Walter FITZOTHO .

42205186. Rhys AP TEWDWR MAWR Prince S. Wales .

42205188. Martough O'BRIEN King of Munster .


Twenty-seventh Generation

84410368. Lord Dominus OTHO OR OTHER Gherardini of Florence was born in 1020 in Florence, Italy. He died in 1066 in England. He was buried in 1066 in England.


Twenty-eighth Generation

168820736. GHERARDINI of Florence .


Twenty-ninth Generation

337641472. descended from Normandy GHERARDINI .


Thirtieth Generation

675282944. NORSEMEN .


Thirty-first Generation

1350565888. Scandenavian Vikings NORWAY .

Ahnentafel Chart for Robert Fitzgerald BOURNE


First Generation

1. Robert Fitzgerald BOURNE was born in 1905 in South Africa??. He died in 1946 in CMS St Barnabas Church Avissawella Passanage Avissawella 94 036 2222343 Ceylon (Sri Lanka). He was buried in 1946 in Bartholoemew's Church Avasewella Ceylon (Sri Lanka).

Robert married Esme NORWOOD-BROWN daughter of Dr Joseph NORWOOD-BROWN and (Dee Dee) Edith Clare PHILLIPS in 1935. Esme was born in sold ring to Lionel Fowler. She died in England. She was buried in England.


Second Generation

2. Arthur Uniacke BOURNE .Arthur married Rita RICHARDSON in Feb 1900.

3. Rita RICHARDSON .


Third Generation

4. Dr Walter BOURNE was born on 24 May 1828 in Dublin, Ireland. He married Geraldine Caroline JUDKIN-FITZ-GERALD in 1873.

5. Geraldine Caroline JUDKIN-FITZ-GERALD was born in 1839 in Corkbeg Island, Whitehaven (Whitegate) Cork.

6. research RICHARDSON .


Fourth Generation

8. Walter BOURNE was born in 1795 in Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. He died on 19 Nov 1881 in Taney House, Dundrum, Dublin, Ireland. He married Louisa Arabella MINCHIN in 1821.

9. Louisa Arabella MINCHIN was born in 1794. She died in 1882.

10. Sir John Judkin FITZGERALD 2nd Bart of Lisheen, Tipperary was born in Corkbeg Island, Whitehaven (Whitegate) Cork. He died in 1860 in Wreck of the Nimrod. He married Maria Elizabeth Geraldine FITZGERALD in 1835.

11. Maria Elizabeth Geraldine FITZGERALD .


Fifth Generation

16. Walter BOURNE was born in 1766. He died on 18 Nov 1848. He married Elinor CARMICHAEL in 1790.

17. Elinor CARMICHAEL .

18. Humphrey Charles MINCHIN of Co Tipperary & Dublin was born in 1750. He died in 1830. He married Frances Catherine SIRR in 1775.

19. Frances Catherine SIRR .

20. Colonel Sir Thomas JUDKIN-FITZGERALD high-sheriff of the county of Tipperary .Thomas married Elizabeth CAPEL in 1785.

21. Elizabeth CAPEL .

22. FITZGERALD .


Sixth Generation

32. Thomas Gowley BOURNE .Thomas married Mary DUNN.

33. Mary DUNN .

34. CARMICHAEL .

36. Charles MINCHIN was born in 1714 in Woodville and Ballygibbon, Co Tipperary. He married Elizabeth MASSEY on 8 Nov 1740.

37. Elizabeth MASSEY .

38. Joseph SIRR .Joseph married Elizabeth HALL.

39. Elizabeth HALL .

40. Colonel Sir Robert UNIACKE-FITZGERALD was christened on 8 Feb 1711. He married Frances JUDKIN on 27 May 1750.

41. Frances JUDKIN was born in 1725 in Tipperary. She died on 12 Aug 1791.

42. Joseph CAPEL .Joseph married Elizabeth MCCARTIE of Ballee.

43. Elizabeth MCCARTIE of Ballee .

44. FITZGERALD .


Seventh Generation

64. Dublin, Ireland BOURNE .

72. Charles MINCHIN .Charles married Elizabeth PAULET.

73. Elizabeth PAULET .

74. William MASSEY .William married Anne BENTLEY.

75. Anne BENTLEY .

76. From 1500 SIRR .

80. Thomas UNIACKE Esq MP of Carnew Co Cork was born in 1707. He married Helena BORR.

81. Helena BORR .

82. John JUDKIN Esq. of Ballymore &or Greenhills, co. Tipperary died in Greenhills, co. Tipperary.

84. CAPEL .

86. Dennis MCCARTIE of Ballee, Esq was buried in Monastery of Kilcrea. He married Mary MEADE of Tubrid, co. Cork.

87. Mary MEADE of Tubrid, co. Cork .


Eighth Generation

128. BOURNE .

144. John MINCHIN was born in 1572. He died in 1662. He was buried in 1662. He married Mary WALCOT.

145. Mary WALCOT .

160. Maurice UNIACKE was born in Youghall. He married Eleanor or Helena FITZGERALD.

161. Eleanor or Helena FITZGERALD was born in 1687.

162. Christian BORR Esq of Borr Mount .Christian married Ellen HORE.

163. Ellen HORE .

164. JUDKIN .

174. John MEADE of Tubrid, co. Cork .


Ninth Generation

288. MINCHIN .

290. Charles WALCOT of Croagh, Co Limerick, Ireland .Charles married Elizabeth GAMES.

291. Elizabeth GAMES .

320. Thomas UNIACKE of Youghal died in Youghal.

322. Garrett FITZGERALD of Lisquinlan was born in 1620 in Lisquinlan. He died in 1670. He married Lady Phillis Tynt TINTE of Ballycrenane.

323. Lady Phillis Tynt TINTE of Ballycrenane .

324. BORR .


Tenth Generation

640. UNIACKE .

644. William FITZGERALD of Lisquinlan was born in 1600 in Lisquinlan. He died in 1650.

646. Sir Robert TINTE was born in Ballycrenane. He married Lady TINTE of Ballycrenane.

647. Lady TINTE of Ballycrenane was born in Ballycrenane.


Eleventh Generation

1288. John FitzRichard FITZGERALD of Lisquinlan was born in 1580. He died in 1630. He married Ellen of Mulrony.

1289. Ellen of Mulrony was born in Mulrony.


Twelfth Generation

2576. Richard FITZGERALD .Richard married DONNELL ART.

2577. DONNELL ART .


Thirteenth Generation

5152. Edmund FitzJames FITZGERALD Dean of Cloyne .

5154. DONNELL ART of O'Keeffe in Barry's country .


Fourteenth Generation

10304. James Fitzwilliam FITZGERALD Dean of Cloyne .


Fifteenth Generation

20608. William FITZGERALD was born in Imokilly. He died in 1599.


Sixteenth Generation

41216. Richard FITZGERALD Seneschal of Imokilly by Earl Desmond .


Seventeenth Generation

82432. Sir Richard FITZGERALD Knight of Kerry 3? .Richard married Maude heiress of Lord De Courcy.

82433. Maude heiress of Lord De Courcy .


Eighteenth Generation

164864. Sir John FITZGERALD Knight of Kerry 2? was born in Kerry. He was christened in Kerry. He died in Kerry. He was buried in Kerry.

164866. Lord DE COURCY .


Nineteenth Generation

329728. Sir Maurice FITZGERALD Knight of Kerry 1? was born in Kerry. He married Joan of Kerry.

329729. Joan of Kerry .


Twentieth Generation

659456. John FITZGERALD of Ennismore & Rahinnane was born in Ennismore & Rahinnane.

659458. Lord KERRY .


Twenty-first Generation

1318912. Maurice fitzJohn FITZGERALD of Ennismore & Rahinnane was born in Ennismore & Rahinnane.


Twenty-second Generation

2637824. Lord John FitzThomas FITZGERALD of Shanid, Lord of Connelloe, Decies & Desmond was born in Connelloe, Decies & Desmond. He died on 23 Jul 1261 in Callan, Co. Kerry, Ireland. He married Honora or Una Ny O'CONNOR DON.

2637825. Honora or Una Ny O'CONNOR DON .


Twenty-third Generation

5275648. Lord Thomas FitzMaurice (DESMOND) FITZGERALD "the Great" Lord Connelloe of Shanid 1197 died in 1213. He was buried in 1213. He married Sadhbh.

5275649. Sadhbh .

5275650. O'CONNOR DON .


Twenty-fourth Generation

10551296. Maurice FITZGERALD DE WINDSOR Invader of Ireland was born in 1100/1129. He died on 1 Sep 1176. He was buried in 1177 in Grey Friars Abbey, Wexford, Ireland. He married Alice DE MONTGOMERY OR GRANDDAUGHTER O'BRIEN in 1169.

10551297. Alice DE MONTGOMERY OR GRANDDAUGHTER O'BRIEN .


Twenty-fifth Generation

21102592. Gerald FITZWALTER DE WINDSOR Constable of Pembroke Ctl .Gerald married Nesta of Wales, Princess of Deheubarth.

21102593. Nesta of Wales, Princess of Deheubarth .

21102594. O'BRIEN .


Twenty-sixth Generation

42205184. Walter FITZOTHO .

42205186. Rhys AP TEWDWR MAWR Prince S. Wales .

42205188. Martough O'BRIEN King of Munster .


Twenty-seventh Generation

84410368. Lord Dominus OTHO OR OTHER Gherardini of Florence was born in 1020 in Florence, Italy. He died in 1066 in England. He was buried in 1066 in England.


Twenty-eighth Generation

168820736. GHERARDINI of Florence .


Twenty-ninth Generation

337641472. descended from Normandy GHERARDINI .


Thirtieth Generation

675282944. NORSEMEN .


Thirty-first Generation

1350565888. Scandenavian Vikings NORWAY .


The Judkin-Fitzgerald Baronetcy was created for Thomas Judkin-Fitzgerald in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom on 5 August 1801, for his services in suppressing the Irish Rebellion of 1798 in Tipperary. The title became dormant or extinct upon the death of the 4th Baronet in 1917; no heir has been traced. [1]

[edit] Judkin-Fitzgerald Baronets, of Lisheen (1801)

1st heir Capel Gerald Judkin-Fitzgerald, 1872-1898 2nd heir Thomas Judkin-Fitzgerald 5th Baronet 1873 entry incomplete - apparently unproven

The Official Roll states that the 4th Baronet was Sir Joseph Capel Judkin-Fitzgerald, b. 1853, d. 1917, his heir was Capel Gerald Judkin-Fitzgerald, b 1872, d 1898 and the 2nd heir was Thomas Judkin-Fitzgerald, b. 1873. The Roll shows this Thomas as the 5th Baronet, doubtful this having actually been proved as the entry appears incomplete. The entry after Thomas simply says Baronetcy is either extinct or dormant and gives no date of death for Thomas, nor does it say what relationship he was to the 4th Baronet. It should be possible by searching the records of Wills and the registers of Birth, Marriages and Deaths to ascertain what legitimate male issue the 4th Baronet had and to work out from that whether there is in fact still an heir to the title.

With the vast majority of Baronetcy creations the remainder, or the way the title passes from generation to generation is to "heirs male of the body of the first grantee lawfully begotten", which means that it will pass from the 1st Baronet to his eldest surviving son and so forth, down the male line. It is highly unlikely that the remainder for this creation provided for it to pass under any circumstances down the female line. No records whatsoever about the creation of this title, save for the entry on the official Roll of the Baronetage and that doesn't assist in this case. To make certain about the remainder, the National Archives will have a record on the Patent Rolls for 1801. Grant Bavister Asst. Head of the Crown Office Asst. Reg. of the Peerage & Baronetage Crown Office, Rm. C2/13, House of Lords, LONDON, SW1A 0PW. Tel: 020 7219 2632 Fax: 020 7219 2957

the union with Ireland to form the United Kingdom in 1801, during the reign of King George III Monarchy

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  1. ^ Grant Bavister Asst. Head of the Crown Office Asst. Reg. of the Peerage & Baronetage Crown Office, Rm. C2/13, House of Lords, LONDON, SW1A 0PW. Tel: 020 7219 2632 Fax: 020 7219 2957

Descended from the unique Desmond Geraldines Uniacke family

[edit] UNIACKE OF MOUNT UNIACKE

UNIACKE, NORMAN-JAMES-BIGGS, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, со. Cork, formerly an officer in the Denbighshire cavalry, m. 10 Sept. 1844, Mary-Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the late Col. Drinkwater-Bethune, of Balfour, со. Fife, and has issue, I. NORMAN-COMPTON-FITZGERALD e. — This ancient family, whose original name was Fitz-Gerald (descended from the Desmond branch of the great Géraldine family) went to Ireland about the close of the 12th century. The name, a singular one, arose according to tradition from the following circumstance : In the skirmishes which were constantly taking place between the rival houses of Fitz-Gerald and Butler, a service, attended by great danger, becoming necessary to be done, and the commander hesitating whom to employ, an individual was pointed out and recommended to him with this remark, " Unicus est," meaning "He is the only person to undertake this service." These two words were used as the family motto until the period of the battle of the Boyne : in that memorable conflict, James-Fitzgerald Uniacke, of Coolegaragh, since called Mount Uniacke, commanded a troop of cavalry, and being present when King William III's horse was shot, dismounted, and offered his to the King, who, accepting it, called him a faithful and true man, and taking a pistol from his holster said, "Let that be your crest evermore." The family crest previous to this was a dexter armed arm gauntletted, holding a hawk's lure, but James-Fitzgerald Uniacke, and his descendants have since used the motto, "faithful and brave," and taken for crest a dexter arm in armour holding a pistol. It appears by the ancient public records, that the family of Uniacke was settled at an early period in the South of Ireland, and had possessions in the counties of Cork, Waterford, and Tipperary. The following notices of four descents in the 13th and 14th centuries, are extracted from the records in the Birmingham Tower in the Castle of Dublin : Bernard de Uniak, Esq. was resident at Cork, in 1305, as appears by an entry on the plea-roll of that year.

His son, Bernard de Uniak, Esq. of Youghal, со. Cork, living in 1311, is mentioned in the plea-roll, and also in the great roll of the pipe, all preserved in that depository of ancient records.

His son, PHILIP DE UNIAK, of Yougbal, was living in 1335. Thomas de Uniak, of Cork, son of the said Philip de Uniak, of Youghal, was father of Thomas de Uniak, of Cork, living there in 1391. There having been but one family in Ireland of this peculiar name, it is certain that the present Uniackes, descend from the above-mentioned persons, though the intermediate generations from 1390 to 1500 have been lost sight of. The branch of this family which settled in со. Tipperary have since assumed the name of Fitz-Gerald, and are represented by [[Sir John-Judkin Fitzgerald]], 2nd Bart, of Lisheen, со. Tipperary.

The principal seat was Ballyhubbert, near Youghal, until the middle of the 17th century, and since then Mount Uniacke, also near Youghal, both in со. Cork.

THOMAS UNIACKE, Esq. of Ballyhubbert, who was the son of Edmund Uniacke, Esq. of Youghal, grandson of Thomas Uniacke, Esq., and great-grandson of Thomas Uniacke, Esq. of Ballyhubbert, who was living in 1500, had, by Margaret his wife, two sons, i. JAMES UNIACKE, of Ballyhubbert, who d. 1676, of whose line we treat; n. Thomas, of Youghal (see AVooDHougE branch.) JAMES had, by Margaret his wife, one son and two daus. John (only son) of Ballyhubbert, Esq., d. without issue, before 1623, as appears by an Jnyuieitio post mortem remaining of record among the rolls of the High Court of Chancery. He was s. by JAMES UNIACKE, of Mount Uniacke, со. Cork, whose will was dated 1682. By Mary his wife, he had issue, i. JAKES, his heir. ii. Norman, of Curraheen (see that branch). in. John, d. в. p. iv. Edmond, of Cappaghmusgree, со. Cork, father of JAMES UNIACKE, Esq. of Cappaghmusgree, who m. Barbara, dau. of John Power, Esq. of Clashmore, CO. Waterford, and had a dau., Catherine, who m. Maurice Uniacke, of Ballymacody, со. Cork, 3rd son of Thomas Uniacke, Esq. of Woodhouse, со. Waterford, and had issue, a dau., Barbara, who m. Walter Atkin, Esq. of Leadington, from whom descend the Atkins of Leadington. The eldest son, JAMES-FITZ-GERALD UNIACKE, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, commander of a troop of cavalry at the battle of the Boyne, m. Mary, dau. of John Mathew, Esq. of со. Kilkenny, and had issue, i. RICHABD, of whom presently. n. John, of Carrig, со. Cork, m. Judith, dau. of Redmond Barry, Esq. of Ballyclough, со. Cork, and had, with a dau., Mary, wife of Major Henry ffoffiott, of Hollybrook, an only son, Redmond Uniacke, Esq. of Carrig, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of Lionel Fleming, Esq. of Thornhill Park, со. Cork, and had issue, 1 John, of Carrig, capt in roy. fusiliers, killed at Cuidad Eodrigo, in 1812, unm. 2 Lionel, of Carrig, an officer In the army, m. Elizabeth, dau. of George Crotty, Esq. of the со. Waterford, and has issue. 3 Thomas-Fane, an officer in rifle brigade, of Linbury Lodge, со. Westmeath, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Gustavus- H. Rochfort, Esq. M.P. of Rochfort, со. Westmeath, and by her leu issue, Gustavus-Fane, an officer in 71st Highland light infantry, accidentally killed in 1842. John, an officer in 71st Highland light infantry. Frances, m. Lionel Smith, Esq., capt. 54th regt. Elizabeth. 1 Martha, m. Thomas Townsend, Esq. of Castle Towns- end, near Mallow. 2 Judith, 7П. Major-General Richard Uniacke. 3 Henrietta, m. Arthur Molloy, Esq. capt. in the army. 4 Georgina, 771. Edward Coxon, Esq. capt. in the army. 5 Isabella, m. Philip Somerville, Esq. capt. South Cork rifles. ш. Norman-Fitz-Gerald, of Castletown, со. Cork, m. Alicia, dau. of Bartholomew Purdon, Esq. of Gworane James, со. Cork, and had issue, 1 James, of Castletown, who in. Elizabeth, dau. of Simon Dring, Esq. of Bockgrove, and d. in 1836, having had two sons, and one dau., Norman-Fitz-Gerald, of Castletown, lieut-col. North Cork rifles, m. 1821, Eleanor, dau. of Col. Robert-Uniacke Fitz-Gerald, M.P. of Corkbeg, and dying in 1835, left two sons and one dau., viz. : — Robert-Uniacke-Fitz-Gerald, now of Castletown, m. 22 April, 1854, Florence-Elizabeth, dau. of the late Norman Uniacke, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, and has issue, Robert-Uniacke-FitzGerald. James-Fitz-Gerald. Elizabeth-Frances. James, of Glengarra, со. Cork, major North Cork rifles, m. Alicia, dau. of Simon Dring, Esq. of Bockgrove, and d. t. p. Mary, m. George Crawford, Esq. of Lakelands, со. Cork. 2 Bartholomew-Coote, officer in the army, d. unm. 3 Norman Fitz-Gerald, d. ». p. 4 Richard-John, H.M. attorney-general and member of Executive Council of Nova Scotia, m. 1st, Martha-Maria, dau. of Mons. de Lesdemier, of Canton Geneva, Switzerland, and by her had issue, Norman-Fitz-Gerald, of the Inner Temple, chief Justice of the Canadas, d. in 1847. Crofton, of Lincoln's Inn, formerly judge of the Admiralty in British America, and author of A Letter to the Lord Chancellor, and other works on law reform ; 771. and left issue, Richard- John, in holy orders; Crofton, d. unm. in 1817; Norman-Fitz-Gerald; Martha-Maria; Elizabeth ; and Alicia. Bichard-John, judge of the Supreme Court in British America, m. and left issue, Charles Hill. capt. in the army. Bichard-John-Norman, d. suddenly at Dover in 1844. Helen-Maria, d. unm. 1848. Mary-Mitchell, 771. in 1851, 1 C.-W.-Watkins, Esq. of Badby House, со. Northampton, formerly an officer in the army. James Boyle. Eobcrt- Fitz-Gerald, in holy order«. Mary, m. Bear-Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell, K.C.B. Martha-Maria, m. John Jcffery, Esq., eon of John Jeflery, Esq. M.P. of Sans Souci, Dorsetshire. Alicia-Margaret, m. William Scott, Esq. of Wool. co. Selkirk, andTHOMAS UNIACKE, Esq. of Ballybubbert, his 1st cousin and heir male in 1623 ; he m. Elizabeth, and was >. by his eldest «un, 1061 UNI I. Eleanor-Georgina. n. Geraldine-Cecilia.

Alicia-Margaret, m. William Scott, Esq. of Wool. co. Selkirk, and Sunderlaml Hall, co. Roxburgh. Anne, m. Kevin Leslie, Esq. of Wilton Park, co. Cork, an officer in rifle brigade. Elizabeth, d. unm. Eleanor-Rebecca, m. William Hackett, Esq., Inspector- general of military hospitals. Mr. Ricbard-John Uniacke the attorney-pen, of Nova Scotia, m. 2ndly, Eliza, dau. of William Newton. Esq., major 48th regiment, and by her had one child, Andrew- Mitchell. He d. 1830. 6 Crofton of Ballyre, co. Cork, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Borr Uniacke, Esq. of Woodhouse, and by her left one son and two datu., Crofton, of Ballyre, m. 1835, Esther, dau. of Percy Smythe, Esq. of Headborough, co. Tipperary. Anne-Alicia. Mary, m. Simon Dring, Esq. of Bock Grove. 1 Elizabeth, m. the Venerable Perkins Crofton, archdeacon of Aghadoe, co. Kerry. 2 Mary, m. James Lombard, Esq. of Lombardstown. co. Cork. James-Fitz-Gerald-Uniacke d. 1730, and was f. by his son, BICHARD UNIACKE, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, who in. Anne, dau. of Bobert Longfield, Esq., M.P. of Castle Mary, co Cork ( tee that family), and had issue, i. .1 ••. M v •< ?• n / i : i . i: \ i .1 > . his heir, il. John, d. g. p. 1761. in Richard, of Abadda, m. Helena, dau. of Borr Uniacke, Esq. of Woodhouse, co Waterford, and had issue, 1 Richard, d. unm. I Mary. 2 Elizabeth, m. to John Bayley, Esq. of Debsborough, co. Tipperary. (See that family.) IT. Robert, a col. in the army, m. Mary, dau. of Gen. Baines, of Gibraltar, and had issue, 1 Richard, of Castleview, gen. in the army, m. Judith, dau. of Redmond Uniacke, of Carrig, and has issue, Redmond, late an officer in the army. Richard, an officer Madras cavalry. Mary. Jane. 2 Bobert-Fiti-Gerald, officer in 3rd light-dragoons. 1 Henrietta, m. John Armstrong, Esq., capt. in the army. 2 Catherine. 3 Mary. 4 Jane. He d. in 1823. i. Elizabeth, m. John Swayne, Esq. of Youghal II. Harriet, m. Edward Nash, Esq. of Youghal. The eldest son, JAMES-I 'i i,- < ii.uM.it UJOACKE, of Mount Uniacke, m. 1st, the Lady Caroline Coote, sister of Charles, last Earl of Bella- mont, and 2ndly, Mary Higgins, by the latter of whom he had one son, who 3. him, NOBHAN UNIACKE, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, b. 1796 ; m. 1818, Eleanor, dau. of William Lax, Esq. of Wells, co. Somerset, by whom at his decease, 19 April, 1861, he left issue, . NORMAN-JAMES-BIGGS, now of Mum li Uniacke. i. George-Lax. ii. Robert-Fitzgerald, d. 13 Dec. 1862, at West Melbourne, v. Crofton-Bernard. . Eleanor, d. unm. i. Florence-Elizabeth, m. Bobert-U.-F. Uniacke, Esq. of Castletown. (See altirve.) ill. Marianne, d. unm. iv. Caroline, d. unm. v. Susan-Helena, m. George Morris, Esq. Arms— Arg., three piles from the chief, and two from the base, gu. Crestt — A dexter armed arm, holding a hawk's lure ; and a dexter arm in armour, holding a pistol. Mottoet — Unicus est, and Faithful and Brave. Seal— Mount Uniacke, KlUeagh, co. Cork. UNIACKE OF WOODHOUSE. The late ROBERT-JOHN UNIACKE, of Woodhouse, co. Waterford, J.P. and D.L., high sheriff 1819, 6. 19 April, 1795 ; m. 2 Aug. 1821, Mildred, dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Richard Bourke, Hishop of Waterford, brother to the Earl of Mayo, and by her had issue, I. ROBEBTS-BORR, b. 29 Oct. 1823 ; d. unm. 30 July, 1853. II. Richard, b. 23 July, 1833; d. 22 April, 1841. I. FRANCES-CONSTANTIA, m. 15 Nov. 1844, to Col. C.-J. Beres- TJ N I iv. Annette-Charlotte, m. SNov. " V t» Capt G.-O Airier- son, Bengal native infantry. ?L ilim (Jf. — TBOXAB UNIACKE, Fjq. of Yonjhal, co-Crrt. 2nd con of THOHAS UNIACKE, Esq. of Ballyhuhbert, aid brother of JAMES UNIACKX, Esq. of Mount Uniacke (m pr* ceding article), m. Helena, dau. of Maurice Fitzgerald, Eiq. the Fitzgerald* of Corkbec. III. Maurice, of Ballymacody, co. Cork, who m. Caihchne. dau. of James Uniacke, Esq. of Cappa, and bad issue, Barbara who 771. Walter Atkin, Esq. of Leadingtor., o& Cork. i. Clotilda, who m. Barachiai Wallis, Esq. of Carrigrcnan. ca, Cork. The eldest son, BORR UNIACKE, Esq. of Woodhouse, m. Anne. dan. ft Frederick Trench, Esq. of Woodlawn, co. Galway and by her had issue, i. HOBEKT, his heir. I. Helena, who m. Richard Uniacke, Esq. II. Elizabeth, m. Crofton Uniacke, Esq. of Ballyre. The only son, ROBERT UNIACKE, Esq. of Woodhouse, m. 1790, Anne-Constantsa, dau. of the Bight Hon. John Beresfont brother of George, 1st Marquis of Waterford, and by her who m. Zndly, June, 1806, Bobert Doyne, Esq. of Wells, co. Wexford, and d. g Aug. 1836, had issue, i. ROBERT-JOHN, late of Woodhouse. H. John-James, d. unm. in Australia. I. Jane, d. unm. ii. Barbara- Elizabeth, m. to the Rev. Joseph Chapman, in. Cathcrine-Constantia. iv. Nannette- Helen. v. Frances- Amelia, m. to the Bev. Edward Groome. vi. Helena-Selina, m. to C. Doyne, Esq. of Newtown Park. co. Dublin A row and Crett— Same as UMACKE of Mount Uniottt. Motto— Fortis et fidelis. Seat — Woodhouce, co. Waterford. Cunnljcni JJrancI). NORMAN UNIACKE, M.D. of Curraheen, co. Cork, 2nd sen of James Uniacke, Esq. of Mount Uuiacke (tee that family), m. and had issue, I. JAMES, who m. Jane, dan. of Arthur Loot, Esq. of Rathealy, co. Cork, and had issue, 1 Norman, d. g. p. 2 Arthur, d. t.p.. 8 Jasper, of Araglyn, co. Cork, who m. Maria, dan. of Joshua Andrews, Esq. of Kilworth, and had issue, James, a major B.M., who m. Emma, dan. of Edmand Roche, Esq of Kildinan, co. Cork, but had no male issue. He was killed in China in 1842. Mr. Jasper Uniacke was murdered in his own house, together with Col. Monsergh St. George, in 1793. II. JOHN, of whose line we treat. The 2nd son, JOHN UNIACKE, Esq. of Cottage, Co. Cork, m. Frances, dao. and co-heir of Roger Mainwaring, Esq of Kermincham, co. Chester, and had issue, i. JOHN-MAINWABINO, his heir. i. Mary, m. to John-B. Parker, Esq. of Cherrvmount. to Cork. ii. Frances, m. to Henry Turner, Esq. of Bath The only son, JOHN-MAINWARINO UNIACKE, Esq. of Cottage and Kermiav cham, m. Mary, dau. of the Bev. Dixie Blundel, dean of Kildare, and had issue, i. JOHN, of Chester, who m. Anne, dau. of Vice-Admiral Pierrepoint, and has issue, I. Mary, m. to Henry-Chapman ^'cVeagh, Esq. of Drews- town, co. Meath (see tliat family. U P P UPCHER OF SHERINQHAM. UPCHER, HÈNRY-RAMEY, Esq. offord, R.A. ii. Louisa-Arabella. in. Mildred-Gertrude. 1562< header> UNI Austra li a. UNIACKE OF MOUNT UNIACKE. UNIACKE, NOKMAN-JAMES-BIQQS, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, со. Cork, formerly an officer in the Denbighshire cavalry, m. 10 Sept. 1844, Mary-Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the late Col. Drinkwater-Bethune, of Balfour, со. Fife, and has issue, I. NOEMAH-COMFTON-FlTZOEBALD e. — This ancient family, whose original name was Fitz-Gerald (descended from the Desmond branch of the great Géraldine family) went to Ireland about the close of the 12th century. The name, a singular one, arose according to tradi- dition from the following circumstance : In the skirmishes which were constantly taking place between the rival houses of Fitz-Gerald and Butler, a service, attended by great danger, becoming necessary to be done, and the commander hesitating whom to employ, an individual was pointed out and recommended to him with this remark, " Unicus est," meaning " He is the only person to undertake this service." These two words were used as the family motto until the period of the battle of the Boyne : in that memorable conflict, James-Fitzgerald Uniacke, of Coolegaragh, since called Mount Uniacke, commanded a troop of cavalry, and being present when King WILLIAM'S horse was shot, dismounted, and offered his to the King, who, accepting ¡I. called him a faithful and true man, and taking a pistol from his holster said, " Let that be your crest evermore." The family crest previous to thia was a dexter armed arm gauntletted, holding a hawk's lure, but James-Fitzgerald Uniacke, and his descendants have since used the motto, " faithful and brave," and taken for crest a dexter arm in armour holding a pistol. It appears by the ancient public records, that the family of Uniacke was settled at an early period in the South of Ireland, and had possessions in the counties of Cork, Waterford, and Tipperary. The following notices of four descents in the 13th and 14th centuries, are extracted from the records in the Bermingham Tower in the Castle of Dublin : Bernard de Uniak, Esq. was resident at Cork, in 1305, as appears by an entry on the plea-roll of that year. His son, Bernard de Uniak, Esq. of Youghal, со. Cork, living in 1311, is mentioned in the plea-roll, and also in the great roll of the pipe, all preserved in that depository of ancient records. His son, PHILIP DE UNIAK, of Yougbal, was living in 1335. Thomas de Uniak, of Cork, son of the said Philip de Uniak, of Youghal, was father of Thomas de Uniak, of Cork, living there in 1391. There having been but one family in Ireland of this peculiar name, it Is certain that the present Uniackes, descend from the above-mentioned persons, though the intermediate generations from 1390 to 1500 have been lost sight of. The branch of this family which settled in со. Tipperary have since assumed the name of Fitz-Gerald, and are represented by Sir John-Judkin Fitzgerald, Bart, of Liehen, со. Tipperary. The principal scat was Ballyhubbert, near Youghal, until the middle ol the 17th century, and since then Mount Uniacke, also near Youghal, both in со. Cork. THOMA» UNIACKE, Esq. of Ballyhubbert, who wa« the son of Edmund Uniacke, Esq. of Youghal, grandson of Thomas Uniacke, Esq., and great-grandson of Thomas Uniacke, Esq. of liallyhubbert, who was living in 1500, had, by Margaret his wife, two sons, i. JAMES UNIACKE, of Ballyhubbert, who d. 1676, of whose line we treat; n. Thomas, of Youghal (tee AVooDHougE branch.) JAMES had, by Margaret his wife, one • on and two daus. John (only son) of Ballyhubbert, Esq., d. without issue, before 1623, as appears by an Jnyuieitio poat mortem remaining of record among the rolls of the High Court of Chancery. He waa g. by JAMES UHIACKE, of Mount Uniacke, со. Cork, whose will was dated 1682. By Mary his wife, he had issue, i. JAKES, his heir. ii. Norman, of Curraheen (see that branch). in. John, d. в. p. iv. Edmond, of Cappaghmusgree, со. Cork, father of JAHES UNIACKE, Esq. of Cappaghmusgree, who m. Barbara, dau. of John Power, Esq. of Clashmore, CO. Waterford, and had a dau., Catherine, who m. Maurice Uniacke, of Ballymacody, со. Cork, 3rd son of Thomas Uniacke, Esq. of Woodhouse, со. Waterford, and had issue, a dau., Barbara, who m. Walter Atkin, Esq. of Leadington, from whom descend the Atkins of Leadington. The eldest son, jAHEs-Frrz-GEBALD UNIACKE, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, commander of a troop of cavalry at the battle of the Boyne, m. Mary, dau. of John Mathew, Esq. of со. Kilkenny, and had issue, i. BICHABD, of whom presently. n. John, of Carrig, со. Cork, m. Judith, dau. of Redmond Barry, Esq. of Ballyclough, со. Cork, and had, with a dau., Mary, wife of Major Henry ffoffiott, of Hollybrook, an only son, Bedmond Uniacke, Esq. of Carrig, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of Lionel Fleming, Esq. of ThornhiU Park, со. Cork, and had issue, 1 John, of Carrig, capt in roy. fusiliers, killed at Cuidad Eodrigo, in 1812, unm. 2 Lionel, of Carrig, an officer In the army, m. Elizabeth, dau. of George Crotty, Esq. of the со. Waterford, and has issue. 3 Thomas-Fane, an officer in rifle brigade, of Linbury Lodge, со. Westmeath, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Gustavus- H. Rochfort, Esq. M.P. of Bochfort, со. Westmeath, and by her leu issue, Gustavus-Fane, an officer in 71st Highland light infantry, accidentally killed in 1842. John, an officer in 71st Highland light infantry. Frances, m. Lionel Smith, Esq., capt. 54th regt. Elizabeth. 1 Martha, m. Thomas Townsend, Esq. of Castle Towns- end, near Mallow. 2 Judith, 7П. Major-General Richard Uniacke. 3 Henrietta, m. Arthur Molloy, Esq. capt. in the army. 4 Georgina, 771. Edward Coxon, Esq. capt. in the army. 5 Isabella, m. Philip Somerville, Esq. capt. South Cork rifles. ш. Norman-Fitz-Gerald, of Castletown, со. Cork, m. Alicia, dau. of Bartholomew Purdon, Esq. of Gworane James, со. Cork, and had issue, 1 James, of Castletown, who in. Elizabeth, dau. of Simon Dring, Esq. of Bockgrove, and d. in 1836, having had two eons, and one dau., Norman-Fitz-Gerald, of Castletown, lieut-col. North Cork rifles, m. 1821, Eleanor, dau. of Col. Kobert-Uniacke Fitz-Gerald, M.P. of Corkbeg, and dying in 1835, left two sons and one dau., viz. : — Eobert-Uniacke-Fitz-Gerald, now of Castletown, m. 22 AprU, 1854, Florence-Elizabeth, dau. of the late Norman Uniacke, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, and has issue, Bobert-Uniacke-FitzGerald. James- Fitz-Gerald. Elizabeth-Frances. James, of Glengarra, со. Cork, major North Cork rifles, m. Alicia, dau. of Simon Dring, Esq. of Bockgrove, and d. t. p. Mary, m. George Crawford, Esq. of Lakelands, со. Cork. 2 Bartholomew-Coote, officer in the army, d. unm. 3 Norman Fitz-Gerald, d. ». p. 4 Blchard-John, H.M. attorney-general and member of Executive Council of Nova Scotia, m. 1st, Martha-Maria, dau. of Mons. de Lesdemier, of Canton Geneva, Switzerland, and by her had issue, Norman-Fitz-Gerald, of the Inner Temple, chief Justice of the Canadas, d. in 1847. Crofton, of Lincoln's Inn, formerly judge of the Admiralty in British America, and author of A Letter to the Lord Chancellor, and other works on law reform ; 771. and left issue, Richard- John, in holy orders; Crofton, d. unm. in 1817; Norman-Fitz-Gerald; Martha-Maria; Elizabeth ; and Alicia. Bichard-John, judge of the Supreme Court in British America, m. and left issue, Charles Hill. capt. in the army. Bichard-John-Norman, d. suddenly at Dover in 1844. Helen-Maria, d. unm. 1848. Mary-Mitchell, 771. in 1851, 1 C.-W.-Watkins, Esq. of Badby House, со. Northampton, formerly an officer in the army. James Boyle. Eobcrt- Fitz-Gerald, in holy order«. Mary, m. Bear-Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell, K.C.B. Martha-Maria, m. John Jcffery, Esq., eon of John Jeflery, Esq. M.P. of Sans Souci, Dorsetshire. Alicia-Margaret, m. William Scott, Esq. of Wool. co. Selkirk, andTHOMAS UNIACKE, Esq. of Ballybubbert, his 1st cousin and heir male in 1623 ; he m. Elizabeth, and was >. by his eldest «un, 1061 UNI I. Eleanor-Georgina. n. Geraldine-Cecilia. Mount Uniacke Fitzgerald of Lisquinlan and Corkbeg