Paternal Family Tree: Captain George Marlay
On 27th May 1676 Captain George Marlay was appointed Lieutenant of the 62nd Regiment.
In 1748 Captain George Marlay was born to Bishop George Marlay [aged 57].
On 1st April 1762 Captain George Marlay [aged 14] was appointed Cornet of the 9th Regiment of Dragoons.
On 13th April 1763 [his father] Bishop George Marlay [aged 72] died.
On 16th August 1770 Captain George Marlay [aged 22] was appointed Captain of the 62nd Regiment.
On 16th August 1770 Captain George Marlay [aged 22] was appointed Adjutant of the 62nd Regiment.
On 19th September 1777 Captain George Marlay [aged 29] fought at the Battle of Freeman's Farm.
On 17th October 1777 Captain George Marlay [aged 29] was captured at the Battle of Saratoga.
On 17th November 1780 Captain George Marlay [aged 32] was appointed Major (brevet) of the 62nd Regiment.
Before 1791 Captain George Marlay [aged 42] and Catherine Butler were married. She the daughter of Brinsley Butler 2nd Earl Lanesborough and Jane Rochfort Countess Lanesborough [aged 53].
Around 1791 [his son] Colonel George Marlay was born to Captain George Marlay [aged 43] and [his wife] Catherine Butler. He married 7th April 1828 Catherine Louisa Augusta Tisdall and had issue.
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On 7th April 1828 [his son] Colonel George Marlay [aged 37] and [his daughter-in-law] Catherine Louisa Augusta Tisdall [aged 32] were married.
On 14th April 1829 Captain George Marlay [aged 81] died. On 22nd April 1729 he was buried at St Mary's Church Twickenham, Richmond [Map].
Great x 2 Grandfather: William Marlay
Great x 1 Grandfather: John Marlay
GrandFather: Captain Anthony Marlay
Father: Bishop George Marlay
Great x 1 Grandfather: Robert Morgan
GrandMother: Elizabeth Morgan