Ancestors of
William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Lamb
(6 generations)
 

        1. William Lamb
            2nd Viscount Melbourne 
            Born 15 March 1779 Melbourne House, Piccadilly 
            Died 24 November 1848 Brocket 

        2. Peniston Lamb, of Brocket Hall 
            1st Viscount Melbourne 
            Born 29 January 1745 London, Red Lion Sq 
            Died 22 July 1828 London, Melbourne House 
            Married 13 April 1769 London 
        3. Elizabeth Milbanke 
            Died 6 April 1818 London, Melbourne House 

        4. Sir Matthew Lamb, of Brocket Hall 
            1st Baronet 
            Born 1705 
            Died 6 November 1768 
        5. Charlotte Coke 
        6. Sir Ralph Milbanke 
            5th Baronet 
            Born circa 1725 
            Died 8 January 1793 or 1798 
            Married circa 1748 
        7. Elizabeth Hedworth 
            Died 6 July 1767 Bath 

        8. Matthew Lamb 
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       10. Thomas Coke, of Melbourne 
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       12. Sir Ralph Milbanke, of Halnaby 
            4th Baronet 
            Born circa 1688 
            Died 9 May 1748 
       13. Anne Delaval 
            Died 21 March 1765 
       14. John Hedworth, of Chester-le-Street 
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       24. Sir Mark Milbanke 
            2nd Baronet 
            Born before 1660 
            Died before 10 June 1698 
            Married 3 February 1680 Houghton-le-Spring 
       25. Jane Carr 
            buried 14 May 1704 St.Andrew's, Holborn 
       26. Edward Delaval 
            Born October 1664 
            Died 3 August 1744 
       27. Mary Blake 
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       48. Sir Mark Milbanke, of Halnaby 
            1st Baronet 
            Born circa 1630 
            Died 1680 
            Married before 1660 
       49. Elizabeth Acclome 
            buried Croft 
       50. Sir Ralph Carr, of Cocken 
       51. Jane Anderson 
       52. George Delaval 
            Died March 1694 / 1695 
       53. Margaret Grey 
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            Mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 
            Married 14 July 1629 
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             London, 1872. 
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