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Fountayne (1714–1802) was a
Church of
England clergyman and the
longest serving Dean of York.
Fountayne was the
younger of two sons of John
Fountayne...
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Richard Fountayne Wilson (also
given as
Fountayne-Wilson; 9 June 1783 – 24 July 1847) was a
British politician who
served as a
Member of
Parliament for...
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Catherine Judith Fountayne, for her lifetime.
Catherine lived at
Papplewick until 1822. On her
death the
Estate went to
Richard Fountayne Wilson of Melton-on-the-Hill...
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school called Marylebone Seminary under the Rev. Dr John
Fountayne, Dean of York.
Fountayne was a
friend of both the
Lewis and
Sewell families. There...
- Hood (the late
Scottish TV executive) and Eila Ferguson. She
lived in
Fountayne Road,
Stoke Newington (for a
while with
Martin Shaw, with whom she was...
- petitions,
requesting that
Richard Fountayne Wilson should stand for parliament,
Morgan did more than most.
Fountayne Wilson had that year
shown his opposition...
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since she went to live with Montagu. On 22
October 1910 she
married James Fountayne Montagu (1887–1971) of
Papplewick Hall, son of
James Wilson Montagu and...
- (1933–1940) Sir
Charles Wilson (1923–1929)
Harold Wilson (1945–1983)
Richard Fountayne Wilson Sammy Wilson Joseph Havelock Wilson (1892–1900), (1906–1910), (1918–1922)...
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William Howard Preceded by
Viscount Milton William Duncombe Richard Fountayne-Wilson John
Marshall Member of
Parliament for
Yorkshire 1830–1832 With:...
- the main
streets in the
centre of York. It was
built in 1772, for John
Fountayne, the Dean of York. It
originally incorporated a
ground floor p****ageway...
