Charles Edward Repington Esq. Amington Hall.1810

Life History

26th Oct 1755	Born in Amington Hall, Tamworth, Staffordshire / Warwickshire
between 1764 and 1786	Misc in Lord of Atherstone Manor
1779	Military in Officer in the 6th regiment of dragoons
20th Jun 1805	Married Katherine Jesse CHOLMLEY in Scrayingham, Yorkshire England, Marriages, 1538–1973 Groom's Name: Charles Edward Reppington Bride's Name: Catharine Jesse Cholmley Marriage Date: 20 Jun 1805 Marriage Place: Scrayingham,York,England Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M07390-2 System Origin: England-ODM Source Film Number: 918409 Reference Number: REPINGTON, CHARLES-EDWARD, esq. of Amington Hall, in the county of Warwick, b. 26th October, 1755, m. 20th June, 1805, Catherine-Jesse, eldest daughter of Henry Fane Cholmley, esq. of Whitby and Howsham, in Yorkshire.
1828	Misc in built Repington Arms, later renamed "Pretty Pigs"
2nd Dec 1836	Wrote will
1837	Interred in St. Editha,Tamworth, Staffordshire / Warwickshire
27th Jun 1837	Died in Amington Hall, Tamworth, Staffordshire / Warwickshire
Jul 1837	Buried in Tamworth, Staffordshire / Warwickshire
29th Nov 1837	Probate

Other facts

	1st succession by Vice-Admiral Edward Henry À COURT REPINGTON
	2nd succession by Colonel Charles ASHE À COURT REPINGTON
	Resident in Amington Hall, Tamworth, Staffordshire / Warwickshire Upon the death of Charles Edward Repington in 1837, the Amington Manor passed to his cousin, Edward Henry à Court, who assumed the name of Repington in accordance with the will, by royal license Sept. 1847.

Notes

• Name: Charles Edward Repington
  Dates: 1776-1800
  Location: Ammington Hall Warws
  Title: Esq.
  Gender: Male
  Address: Address(Es): Ammington Hall, Warws
  Source Date: 1798
  Source Info: Subscribed to The History and Antiquities of Staffordshire compiled from the manuscripts of Huntbach, Loxdale, Bishop Lyttelton, and other collections of Dr. Wilkes, T. Feilde, &c. &c. including Erdeswick's Survey of the County, and the approved parts of Dr. Plot's Natural History ... Illustrated (Vol. 1), 1798, SHAW, Stebbing. London
  Subject: history
• Manor of Atherstone: Court Rolls and Minute Books
  Administrative history:
  Names of Lords and Stewards of the Manor
  Charles Edward Repington, Esq. 19 Dec. 1764-8 Nov. 1786
• Charles Edward Repington was Lord of Atherstone Manor until 8 Nov 1786, transferring it to Stafford Squire Baxter, Esq. 4 Jan 1787.
• Tamworth, Staffordshire History:
  1761: Lawsuit rages between the Repingtons of Amington Hall and the Corporation as to the appointment of Tamworth Vicars. Settled in favour of the former.
  1828: Repington Arms built by Charles Repington of Amington Hall, later renamed "Pretty Pigs".
• Bonhams:
  Sale 13573 - British & Continental Pictures
  Knightsbridge, 13:00 16 May 2006
  English School, circa 1810
  Portrait of Charles Edward Repington, half-length, in black costume with a white cravat before a read curtain.
  Inscribed 'Charles Edward Repington Esq. Amington Hall.1810', oil on canvas, 76.2 x 64cm (30 x 25 1/8in)
  Sold for £288 inclusive of Buyer's Premium
• Manduessedum Romanorum:
  Charles Edward Repington unmarried, now (1779) an officer in the 6th regiment of dragoons.
  Repington bears Gules a fess double dancet Ermine between six billets Argent.
• The National Archives
  Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Archive Service, Lichfield Record Office
  Messrs Hinckley, Birch and Exham, Solicitors, Lichfield
  DW3222/126/19/1-14
  1821-1825
  Contents:
  Correspondence about holding courts in the manor of Lapley and Aston.
  Manors of Amington and Atherstone, nr. Tamworth, co. Warwick, held by the Family of Repington.
• Staffordshire Archives
  Collection  William Salt's Original Collection
  Section  Archives
  Section  Letters
  Series  Miscellaneous Autograph Letters
  SubSeries  Miscellaneous Autograph Letters: Letter H
  LocatedAt William Salt Library
  Level Item
  DocRefNo S. MS. 478/8/24
  Title Receipt by [Nathaniel Lord] Harrowby for £220 from Charles Edward Reppington (paid by Mr Baxter), interest on a 1778 mortgage.
  Date 2 June 1779
  Extent 1 document
• Parish Records Collection burial
  First name(s): Charles Edward
  Last name: REPINGTON
  Date of burial Jul 1837
  Age at death: 81
  Calculated year of birth: 1756
  Place of burial Tamworth
  Dedication: St Editha
  County: Staffordshire
  Tamworth St Editha:
  Denomination: Anglican
  Coverage 1549 - 1890
  Number of entries: 22,864
  Record source: National Burial Index
  Data provider: Birmingham and Midland Society for Genealogy and Heraldry
• CHARITY OF CHARLES EDWARD REPINGTON
  Charity Number: 243180
  Date Registered: 1965-07-22
  Date Removed: 2005-06-06
  Income: £0
  Spending: £0
  Icnpo Classifications: Emergency and Relief
  Governing Document: WILL DATED 2 DECEMBER 1836 (UV 50 P. 264);
  Charitable objects: CLOTHING AND BLANKETS TO BE DISTRIBUTED ANNUALLY ON THE FRIDAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS DAY TO THE POOR OF THE PARISH.
• LocatedAt: William Salt Library
  DocRefNo: S. MS. 478/18/7
  Title: Letter from Charles Edward Repington, about erecting a monument to his sister, and choosing the right church
  Date: 26 Jan 1778
  Description: Letter from Charles Edward Repington, Wolverhampton, to `Dear Sir'. His wish to erect memorial to his sister [Barbara, d. Stony Stratford, Bucks, 1775].
  Selects one [from a catalogue, missing] for about £30. Need to erect it in the church where she is buried, not the other, burned and ruined.
  Makes only slight change to addressee's inscription. Letter from Sudbury. Social news. 26 Jan 1778
  Extent: 1 letter
• Reference: PROB 11/1886/490
  Description: Will of Charles Edward Repington of Amington Hall, Warwickshire
  Date: 29 November 1837
  Held by: The National Archives, Kew
  Legal status: Public Record

Sources

• 1. Manduessedum Romanorum: being the history and antiquities of the parish of Manceter
  • 1779
  • (secondary evidence)
• 2. Reports of cases, upon appeals and writs of error, in the High Court of Parliament 1772
  • (secondary evidence)
• 3. A collection of the reports of cases, the statutes, and ecclesiastical laws relating to Tithes 1826