Paternal Family Tree: Methuen
Maternal Family Tree: Jane Mildmay Lady St-John Mildmay 1765-1857
In 1810 [his father] Paul Methuen 1st Baron Methuen [aged 30] and [his mother] Jane Dorothea Mildmay [aged 21] were married.
On 23rd February 1818 Frederick Methuen 2nd Baron Methuen was born to Paul Methuen 1st Baron Methuen [aged 38] and Jane Dorothea Mildmay [aged 29].
In 1844 Frederick Methuen 2nd Baron Methuen [aged 25] and Anna Horatia Sanford Baroness Methuen were married.
On 1st September 1845 [his son] Paul Methuen 3rd Baron Methuen was born to Frederick Methuen 2nd Baron Methuen [aged 27] and [his wife] Anna Horatia Sanford Baroness Methuen. He married (1) 18th June 1878 Evelyn Hervey-Bathurst, daughter of Frederick Hervey-Bathurst 3rd Baronet and Clare Emily Brooke (2) 1884 his half second cousin once removed Mary Ethel Sanford Baroness Methuen and had issue.
On 15th March 1846 [his mother] Jane Dorothea Mildmay [aged 57] died.
In 1848 [his daughter] Jane Charlotte Methuen was born to Frederick Methuen 2nd Baron Methuen [aged 29] and [his wife] Anna Horatia Sanford Baroness Methuen. She married 18th October 1870 Richard Southwell Stapleton-Cotton, son of Wellington Stapleton-Cotton 2nd Viscount Combermere and Susan Alice Sitwell, and had issue.
On 14th September 1849 [his father] Paul Methuen 1st Baron Methuen [aged 70] died. His son Frederick [aged 31] succeeded 2nd Baron Methuen of Corsham in Wiltshire. [his wife] Anna Horatia Sanford Baroness Methuen by marriage Baroness Methuen of Corsham in Wiltshire.
On 18th October 1870 [his son-in-law] Richard Southwell Stapleton-Cotton [aged 21] and [his daughter] Jane Charlotte Methuen [aged 22] were married.
The London Gazette 24071. 2nd March 1874. St. James's Palace, March 2, 1874.
The Queen [aged 54] has been pleased to appoint to be Lords in Waiting in Ordinary to Her Majesty:-
Charles Adolphus, Earl of Dunmore [aged 32], in the room of Gavin, Earl of Breadalbane [aged 22], resigned.
Robert, Earl of Roden [aged 27], in the room of Valentine Augustus, Earl of Kenmare [aged 48], resigned.
Cornwallis, Viscount Hawarden [aged 56], in the room of Albert Edmund, Earl of Morley [aged 30], resigned.
William, Lord Bagot [aged 62], in the room of Thomas, Lord Camoys [aged 76], resigned.
Dudley Charles, Lord De Ros [aged 46], in the room of Charles, Lord Lurgan, resigned.
William Buller Fullerton, Lord Elphinstone [aged 45], in the room of Frederick Henry Paul, Lord Methuen [aged 56], resigned.
Thomas, Lord Walsingham [aged 30], in the room of Arthur, Lord Wrottesley [aged 49], resigned.
On 18th June 1878 [his son] Paul Methuen 3rd Baron Methuen [aged 32] and [his daughter-in-law] Evelyn Hervey-Bathurst [aged 30] were married. She died less than a year later on 2nd June 1879.
The London Gazette 24843. St. James's Palace, May 10, 1880. THE Queen has been pleased to appoint to be Lords in Waiting in Ordinary to Her Majesty:-
Frederick Henry Paul [aged 62], Lord Methuen in the room of William, Lord Bagot [aged 69], resigned.
Lawrance [aged 35], Earl of Zetland, in the room of Charles Adolphus [aged 39], Earl of Dunmore, resigned.
William [aged 46], Earl of Listowel, in the room of Dudley Charles FitzGerald [aged 53], Lord de Ros, resigned.
Thomas [aged 25], Lord Ribblesdale, in the room of William Buller Fullerton [aged 51], Lord Elphinstone, resigned.
Charles Douglas Richard [aged 39], Lord Sudeley, in the room of John Major [aged 37], Lord Henniker, resigned.
Arthur [aged 55], Lord Wrottesley, in the room of Cornwallis [aged 63], Viscount Hawarden, resigned.
In 1884 [his son] Paul Methuen 3rd Baron Methuen [aged 38] and [his daughter-in-law] Mary Ethel Sanford Baroness Methuen were married. They were half second cousin once removed.
On 26th February 1891 Frederick Methuen 2nd Baron Methuen [aged 73] died. His son Paul [aged 45] succeeded 3rd Baron Methuen of Corsham in Wiltshire. Mary Ethel Sanford Baroness Methuen by marriage Baroness Methuen of Corsham in Wiltshire.
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In 1899 [his former wife] Anna Horatia Sanford Baroness Methuen died.
Great x 2 Grandfather: Thomas Methuen of Bradford on Avon
Great x 1 Grandfather: Paul Methuen
Grandfather: Paul Cobb Methuen of Corsham in Wiltshire
father: Paul Methuen 1st Baron Methuen
Frederick Methuen 2nd Baron Methuen
Great x 2 Grandfather: Paulet St John 1st Baronet 
Great x 1 Grandfather: Henry St John-Mildmay 2nd Baronet 
Grandfather: Henry Paulet St John-Mildmay 3rd Baronet
Great x 2 Grandfather: Abraham Tucker of Betchworth Castle
Great x 1 Grandmother: Dorothy Maria Tucker
mother: Jane Dorothea Mildmay
Great x 1 Grandfather: Carew Milday of Shawford House in Hampshire 
Grandmother: Jane Mildmay Lady St-John Mildmay