Joseph Constable-Maxwell(-Scott)

Birth16 Jan 1847 - Everingham Park, Yorkshire, England

Death29 Aug 1923 - Hampstead, Middlesex, England

MotherMarcia Mary Stourton (Vavasour)

FatherWilliam Constable-Maxwell (10th Lord Herries of Terregles)

Born in Everingham Park, Yorkshire, England on 16 Jan 1847 to William Constable-Maxwell (10th Lord Herries of Terregles) and Marcia Mary Stourton (Vavasour). Joseph Constable-Maxwell(-Scott) married Mary Monica Hope-Scott and had 8 children. He passed away on 29 Aug 1923 in Hampstead, Middlesex, England.

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Parents

William Constable-maxwell (10Th Lord Herries Of Terregles)
1804 - 1876

Marcia Mary Stourton (Vavasour)
1816 - 1883

Spouse(s)

Mary Monica Hope-scott
1852 - 1920

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Mary Josephine Constable-maxwell-scott
1876 - 1922

Alice Mary Josephine "Elsie" Constable-maxwell-scott
1882 - 1908

Walter Joseph Constable-maxwell-scott
1875 - 1954

Malcolm Raphael Joseph Constable-maxwell-scott
1883 - 1943

Herbert Francis Joseph Constable-maxwell-scott
1891 - 1962

Winifride Mary Josephine Maxwell-scott
1878 - 1880

Margaret Mary Lucy Constable-maxwell-scott
1887 - 1912

Joseph Scott
1856 - Unknown

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