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His father was Abraham Parry Cumberbatch who was born in 1784 who wife was Caroline Chaloner, born in 1788. His father was Abraham Parry Cumberbatch who was born in 1784 whose wife was Caroline Chaloner, born in 1788.


Cummberbatch was married twice. In 1843 he married Ellen Lloyd in ], ], and in 1853 Cummberbatch was married twice. In 1843 he married Ellen Lloyd in ], ], and in 1853

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Robert William Cumberbatch (1821-1876) was born in Tunbridge Wells.

He was the father of Henry Arnold Cumberbatch and both men held the post of Consul General in Turkey. Robert William Cumberbatch was Consul General from 1864 to 1876 (he died in office in Smyrna).

His grandson was Henry Carlton Cumberbatch and his great-great-grandson is the actor Benedict Cumberbatch.

His father was Abraham Parry Cumberbatch who was born in 1784 whose wife was Caroline Chaloner, born in 1788.

Cummberbatch was married twice. In 1843 he married Ellen Lloyd in Winkfield, Berkshire, and in 1853 he married Louisa Grace Hanson in Constantinople, Turkey.

Cumberbatch went to Constantinople in June 1845 as secretary to his half-brother Abraham Carleton Cumberbatch and became Acting Second Consul. He was appointed Consul at Berdiansk, Sea of Azoff 12 January 1858.

References

  1. Rootsweb
  2. Levantine Heritage
  3. ^ Ancestors of Charles Anthony Wratislaw

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