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Annette Sydney Baird later Mason
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| Born | 1905 | ||||||
| Died | 1950 | ||||||
| Residence |
20 Belgrave Square, SW1 [A63 1924] Eynsham Hall, Witney, Oxon Freeland House, Freeland, Oxford [1927] | ||||||
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1924.02.19 proposed by C.G. Seligman seconded by E.N. Fallaize
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Lady Annette Sydney Helen Mary Baird (b. 19 Nov 1905 ; d. 1 Feb 1950), mar. 17 Aug 1925 Lt Cdr Michael Henry Mason DL RNVR, only son of James Francis Mason, of Eynsham Hall, co. Oxford, by his wife Lady Margaret Evelyn Lindsay OBE, only dau. of James Ludovic [Lindsay], 26th Earl of Crawford
Hon. Annette Sydney Helen Mary Baird was born on 19 November 1905.1 She was the daughter of John Lawrence Baird of Ury, 1st Viscount Stonehaven and Ethel Sydney Keith-Falconer, Countess of Kintore.1 She married Michael Henry Mason, son of James Francis Mason and Lady Evelyn Margaret Lindsay, on 17 August 1925.1 She died on 1 February 1950 at age 44.1
From 17 August 1925, her married name became Mason.1
North Leigh church. In 1954 the south aisle was extended eastwards to provide an organ chamber and vestry, forming a memorial to Annette (d. 1950), wife of Michael Mason of Eynsham Hall
1866 saw the arrival of the present freeholder’s grandfather, James Mason, a mining engineer who made his fortune from copper in Portugal. An amateur scientist of some distinction, Mason bought the Eynsham Park Estate with the intention of pursuing agricultural experiments. After his death in 1903, his son James Francis Mason and his wife Lady Evelyn took over the Hall. ... Eynsham Hall was rebuilt in 1908 by architect Sir Ernest George. His practice was known as ‘the Eton of architects’, his speciality was Elizabethan-style buildings. His interiors for Eynsham Hall were finely decorated in Jacobean style, complete with oak panelling, stone fireplaces salvaged from French châteaux and plasterwork ceilings in the Inigo Jones style.
