Origins Part of a family by the 17th century well established among the Livery Companies of the City of London was Edward Walshe who married in the Parish of St Nicholas Cole Abbey, 1602, Margaret Styleman, daughter of a family, like the Walsh Family, of London Merchants. Direct descent can be traced from [Missing XREF c-walsh10264], appointed in 1682 Assistant in the Accomptant's Office, East India House, London. It was the Hon. East India Company the family thereafter loyally served for more than 150 years of of its rule in India. |
Family Members Elizabeth (Eliza/Betsy)
(Fowke ) 1731 - ante 1769Enoch
(Child ) ante 1670 - 1701John
+ ante 1687John
c. 1690 - post 1726Sir John (Jack)
1725 - 1795Joseph
1722 - 1728Joseph George
(Maskelyne ) ante 1695 - 1731Micklethwaite
c. 1695 - post 1701Nathanial
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