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Windsor-Clives                                                                    Redditch Heritage


       Other Archer Windsor


       6th Earl of Plymouth

       1789 - 1833



       Life and Times of Other Archer Windsor

       Other Archer Windsor 6th earl of Plymouth                (1789        -
       1833)

       Only son of Other Hickman and Sarah; he had two sisters.
       Lady  Mary  who  married  the  Marquess  of  Downshire,  an
       Irish peerage and Lady Harriet who married Robert Clive
       son of the earl of Powis and grandson of Clive of India.                 Other Archer Windsor - 6th Earl of
                                                                                            Plymouth.
       Inherited  title  aged  10.  His  widowed  mother,  Sarah,
                                                                                       (Source: Wikipedia)
       Dowager Countess of Plymouth m. (1800) William 1st earl
       Amherst.  Other  Archer  would  have  been  exposed  to  Amherst's  court  and  political
       connections.

       Other Archer married (1811) Lady Mary Sackville, elder daughter of John 3rd duke of
       Dorset. There was no issue. When Sara Dowager countess died in 1838 Lady Mary married
       (1839) Other Archer's stepfather William 1st earl of Amherst.

       Other Archer was prominent in the creation of the Worcestershire Yeomanry Division that
       fought in Spain. At the time of his death he was Colonel of the Worcestershire Yeomanry
       Cavalry. He was fond of hunting and kept a pack and a large stud at Hewell.

       In  1832  he  entertained  the  Duchess  of  Kent,  together  with  her  daughter  Victoria,  at
       Hewell. He died at Deptford aboard his yacht, apparently from apoplexy, having dined
       with his countess at his residence in Grosvenor Square, London. He is commemorated by
       the obelisk on the Lickey Hills which is, or was, visible from Bromsgrove.

       With Other Archer's death the title of earl of Plymouth, but not baron Windsor (that title
       was held in abeyance until 1855), passed first to the oldest surviving uncle the Hon and
       Rev.  Andrews  (1764-  1837),  a  priest  of  holy  orders  and  then  to  another  uncle  Henry
       (1768-1843). Henry married Anne Copson (1798) but there was no issue.

       On Henry's death the earldom of Plymouth became extinct.

























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