Charles Coombe Tennant
Charles Coombe Tennant
| Charles Coombe Tennant | |||||||
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| Born | 1852 | ||||||
| Died | 1928 | ||||||
| Residence |
Ball.Col.Oxon and 2 Richmond Terrace, Whitehall | ||||||
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proposed 1874.04.14
1880.10.28 The following gentleman was proposed for election as a new Member: Charles Coombe Tennant Esq. – 2 Richmond Terrace, Whitehall
1880.11.09 elected for the second time
1882.12.12 The resignations of the following gentlemen were accepted: ... Mr C.C. Tennant ...
Notes From Elsewhere
Charles (1852-1928), who married Winifred Pearce-Serocold. Charles inherited an estate in Devon from his godfather, and subsequently added Coombe to his name to become Coombe-Tennant
Charles Coombe Tennant (1852-1928), Barrister; brother of Eveleen Myers
Poor Charles clearly could not gain his wife’s full love, divided unevenly as it was not only between him and Gerald, but also the long-dead Edmund Gurney, who was in regular contact from the Other Side. One is hard put to determine whether Charles was kept in ignorance or was complaisant during the affair with Gerald
Charles seems to have generally tolerated his wife’s frequent absences as she pursued her various activities (there is just one incident recorded of him losing his temper, over a trivial incident which was probably stress-related). One gets the impression that he spent a lot of time at the Tennant family home in London, perhaps his way of dealing with a difficult situation. Winifred found him dull and narrow-minded, but one longs to hear his side of the story
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West Glamorgan Archive Service. Tennant Estate Papers