Of his three elder sons, the first Richard died young in 1782.
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The second, John, was fellow of all souls, a master in chancery, one of the managers of the private property of George III, and member for Reading, and was created a baronet in 1815.
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The third, Edward, was one of the directors of the bank, a successful and wealthy merchant.
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Of Charles's Eton life, a few fragmentary recollections are preserved.
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