The Zimapanners

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Jacob H. Pattisson's Children

The Sixteen Children

Ten sons

Son	Name	From-To	Tonbridge School	Tertiary Education	Occupation
1	William Henry Luard Pattisson¹	1837-1895	n/a	St John's College, Cambridge (1854-59)	Deputy Chief Constable; brewer
2	Jacob Luard Pattisson²	1841-1915	n/a	not known	Civil servant with Admiralty; estate agent
3	Hoël Thornthwaite Pattisson	1843-xxxx	n/a	not known	not known
4	John R.E. Pattisson³	1845-xxxx	n/a	not known	not known
5	James Jollie Pattisson⁴	1851-1903	1859-1869, Judd Exbn.	Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge: BA (1873), MA (1877)	Prepared boys for Common Entrance examinations; schoolmaster
6	Arthur Joseph Todd Pattisson	1852-1891	1862-1869	Studied Art at Kensington, Rome & Florence (1872-1879)	Colonial Commissariat, South Africa; later a trader in Basutoland⁵ (fm 1886)
7	Walter Badely Pattisson	1854-1913	1863-1871	not known	London solicitor (1877-)
8	Pierre Bouillier Pattisson	1856-xxxx	1865-1873	not known	Lieutenant, Zulu War (1879); Royal Ulster Constabulary (1880); Galway (1882-83), District Inspector (1888)
9	Frederick Luard Pattisson	1858-xxxx	1869-1875	not known	Broker at London Stock Exchange
10	Richard Murrills Pattisson⁶	1860-1948	1869-1879, Judd Exbn.	Thorpe and Hubbard Exhibitioner of Emmanuel College, Cambridge; Math Trip. 1st Class Law Trip; BA (1883), Student-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn, London	England Football Fifteen, 1883; barrister-at-law; Fellow of Emmanuel College, 1886

Sons 1, 2 and 5 were all 'Zimapanners'.

Endnotes on sons
1. Loaned money to Charles Augustus Vansittart Conybeare, 1891.
2. Loaned money to Charles Augustus Vansittart Conybeare, 1891.
3. Was tutored by Harriett Board, the governess, in 1851.
4. Loaned money to Charles Augustus Vansittart Conybeare, 1891.
5. The Territory of Basutoland is west of Durban, South Africa, and was a British Crown colony (1884). Renamed the Kingdom of Lesotho in 1966 (independent).
6. Head Boy.

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