Brinsley de Courcy Nixon

Brinsley de Courcy Nixon
File:Nixon, Brinsley de Courcy.jpg
Born	1825
Died	1903
Residence	17 Bury Street St James's Athenaeum Club [1872]
Occupation	business
Society Membership membership ESL, AI Ordinary Fellow left 1872.11.19 election cancelled elected_ESL 1863.06.16 elected_AI 1872.04.22 clubs Brookes Club Athenaeum Club societies Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce

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House Notes

proposed 1872.04.08
1872.11.19 The request of Mr de Courcy Nixon that his election be cancelled was agreed to provided the books of the Institute supplied to him be returned.

Notes From Elsewhere

Brinsley de Courcey Nixon, a banker.
gentleman Nixon Brinsley de Courcy, 17, Bury-street, St. James
Share certificate (No. 14189) of Brinsley De Courcy Nixon of Brook's Club St James Street [St George Hanover Square].  ACC/1414/13  1864

Member of the Athenaeum Club from 1854

Brinsley De Courcy Nixon (1825-1903), Landowner
Seaford House. The house was built as a summer residence by Brinsley de Courcey Nixon (5 May 1825-
18 April1903), whose occupation was given on the 1881 census as a banker from London.
Brinsley de Courcey Nixon was born in County Limerick, Ireland about 1825 and his occupation at the time of the 1881 Census was given as a Banker in London. Brinsley’s father – Horatio Stopford Nixon, 1787 – 1838 from Cavan, Ireland and was married on 3rd May 1824 to Charlotte Fergus b.1782. Strathore Fifeshire Ireland.
Brinsley de Courcey Nixon was born 5th May 1825 and married on 30th June 1864 in County Limerick Ireland a Caroline Mary GOOLD (GOULD) 1830-1875. He married again on 6th October 1877 in County Limerick Ireland to Francis Evelyn HAMPTON born abt. 1830 London

Publications

External Publications

Theism: An Address by Brinsley Nixon, Esq., at the Annual General Committee of the Voysey Establishment Fund
Brinsley Nixon
Longmans, Green and Company, 1875