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References

Ref (i) Confirmed in page 6 of Sikander Sahib and page 151 of the Asiatic Annual Register 1803

Ref (ii) LLD.D. - Legum Doctor (Doctor of Laws in english) is a doctorate-level academic degree in law / an honorary doctorate, depending on the jurisdiction.

Ref (iii) H.E.I.C.S. - Abbreviation for the 'Honourable East India Company Service'.

Ref (iv) MS in College of Arms given in 1703 by Rev William Skinner

Ref (v) Refers to 'A Few memorials of the Right Rev. Robert Skinner D.D. Bishop of Worcester 1663', by Alan Maclean Skinner Q.C. 1800 - 1885. Printed, not published, in 1866

Ref (vi) Recorded in The Edinburgh Academy Register 1824 - 1914 and confirmed by Andrew McMillan Hon Archivist, The Edinburgh Academy, 22nd June 2015 by email.

Maria
Ethelreda
born 1791

William Anthony
Fleming Skinner
1926 - 1994

Reginald
Kenneth
Skinner
1927 - 1974

Christopher
Melmoth
Skinner
1929 - 1971

John
Pringle

Augustus Cyril Skinner =
1902-1988, d. Waitacere
Henderson, Auckland
NEW ZEALAND

Margaret
Hotchkin
1903 - 89

William Kenneth =
Skinner 1912 -
1979, died at
Melbourne,
AUSTRALIA

Kathlene
Browne

Kathleen

Evelin
Doris
1893-
1950

Reginald Charles =
Skinner 1896 -
1962 died at St
Austell, Cornwall

Mary
Felemina
Johns

Winifred
Skinner
1899 - 1900

Lt William Walker Skinner R.N. =
born 1889, died aboard HMS
Hampshire on 5th June 1916

Dorothy
Eleanor
Hughes

Augustus Egerton =
Skinner
1873-1927

Gertrude Alice
Ferguson
1870-1951

Charles Reginald =
Skinner
1874 - 1959

Frances
Kate
Wippell

William Henry =
Skinner
1877 - 1910

Nora
Emily
Ponsford

Elvina
Florence
b. 1851

Maria = 1)
Isobella
born 1842

John Sydney = 2)
Sydney
Bates

Reginald
Charles
Riddell

Augustus Charles =
Skinner
1844 - 1905

Elvina
Bunyard

William Pryce =
Skinner
1846 - 1926

Maria Louise
Walker
1849 - 1924

Georgina
Theodora
1846 - 1905

Harriet
Sidney
1793 - 1826

Elizabeth
Catherine
1795 - 1863

William Augustus
Skinner
1797 - 1814

Isabella Dovilly = 2)
Carter 1754- 1832

Lydia Henning = 3)
Ward d. 1789

Mary
Orlebar

Lancelot Skinner
born 1789

William Augustus Skinner = 1)
1748 - 1833 b. in Cookham

John
Melmoth
Skinner
1765
to
1779

Capt Lancelot Skinner R.N.
(1788 - 1799). Commanded &
died in HMS Lutine which
was wrecked on 9 Oct 1799
off the Dutch coast. The
Lutine Bell was removed in
1757 & hung in the under-
writing room of Lloyd’s of
London. He lived at The Glebe
House, Easton on the Hill,
Northamptonshire.

Mary =
born
in
1767

Henry
Thorold

John
Skinner
born
1769
called
to the
bar in
1803

Sophia =
1771
to
1848

Thomas
Walter

Charles
Skinner
1772
to
1792

Henry
Skinner
1774
to
1797

Rev William =
Skinner MA

Hannnah
Ginghill

Catherine
1781
to
1865

Jane
Sarah
1785
1865

Rev John =
Skinner
1725-1805

Sarah
Lancaster

Capt Lancelot Skinner RN
born 1726, killed in the
frigate HMS Biddeford
in 1760

Catherine
born 1727

William =
Skinner
born 1728

Elizabeth
Skinner
died 1769

Constantia
born 1730

Mary
born
1732

Melmoth
Skinner
b. 1733

Thomas
Skinner
b. 1735

Henry
Skinner
b. 1737

Margeretta
born 1739

Captain Lancelot Skinner R.N., Commander of HMS Lutine

Lutine was a frigate which served in both the French Navy and the Royal Navy. She was launched by the French in 1779. The ship passed to British control in 1793 and was taken into service as HMS Lutine. She sank among the West Frisian Islands during a storm in 1799. Captain Skinner and 33 of his crew out of a compliment of 36 were killed.

Built as a French Magicienne-class frigate with 32 guns, she was launched at Toulon in 1779. During the French Revolution, Lutine came under French Royalist control. On 18th December 1793, she was one of sixteen ships handed over to a British fleet at the end of the Siege of Toulon, to prevent her being captured by the French Republicans. In 1795, she was rebuilt by the British as a fifth-rate frigate with 38 guns. She served thereafter in the North Sea, where she was part of the blockade of Amsterdam.

HMS Lutine sank during a storm at Vlieland in the West Frisian Islands, Holland, on 9th October 1799 whilst carrying a large shipment of gold. Shifting sandbanks disrupted salvage attempts, and the majority of the cargo has never been recovered. Lloyd's of London has preserved her salvaged bell - the Lutine Bell - which is now used for ceremonial purposes only at their headquarters in London.

The Lutine Bell

Augustus Charles =
Skinner
1800 - 1882

Mary Adelaide
Robbins
1807 - 1884

Gertrude Leonora =
1899 - 1988, died
at Auckland,
NEW ZEALAND

Star ( ) denotes more information /picture

Mary = 2)
Melmoth

Jane
Born
1690

William Skinner
born 1692

Katherine
born 1693

John Skinner = 1)
born 1694

Sarah
Lancaster

Samuel Skinner
born 1695

Mary Skinner =
1697 - 1742

1743, Edward Gilbert
1680 - 1762 of St Paul’s
Walden, Herts

Lancelot Skinner =
born 1689

Margaret
Lecock

HM Queen Elizabeth II’s
6th Great Grandparents

Lancelot Skinner =
born 17 Feb 1610
in Hereford, died
in 1595

1642, Prescilla born 1622,
daughter of John Arundell
of Bishops Frome, Somerset

Lancelot Skinner 1659 - 1724 =
Bishops Frome, Somerset

Jane, daughter of William
Parker who died in 1719

Elizabeth Skinner =
born 1625

1647 John
Norden

of Ledbury

Rev Edmund Skinner =
Rector of Le Byrtons
& Cradley

katherine dau
of Thomas
Wylde of
Worcester

Anne

Mary

Elizabeth

Belinda

William Skinner 1695-1757 Oriel College =
Oxford B.A.1711 / M.A. 1715, Rector of
Didmarton, Gloucestershire 1725 - 1735,
Benson, Gloucestershire 1735 - 1752.

Mary who
Died
in
1732

Ann =

Abigail

Stephen
Skinner

Robert
Eden

1)

2)

Mary =
1725

1782 Edward
Vaughan of
Llnfranach
Brecon
Capt Robert
Grant R.N.

William Skinner =
1727-1795, Rector
of Eastnor and
Brasted, Kent,
buried at Hampton
Bishop, Hereford

Mary,
1720
to
1799

Richard Skinner
1728-1796,
Rector of
Bafinham
Lincolnshire

Benjamin Skinner =
1731-1782, B.A. in
1752, M.A. in 1755,
Pembroke College,
Oxford, Rector of
Purley, London

1773 at Purley,
Mary Elizabeth,
sister of
Archbishop
Moore

Captain Samuel Skinner =
1652 - 1725, subject of a
fine memorial and bust in
Ledbury Church which
Proclaims: “He was no
mean proficient at
maritime affairs”

Anne
1652
to
1723

John
Skinner

Edward =
Skinner

1666
Margaret

William Skinner M.A.
1645 - 1717, Rector of
Sunbury, Middlesex
In 1675