SAINT AUBYN FAMILY, i. 101, 195, 345; ii. 281-303. of Norman origin, ii. 281. first settle in Somersetshire, 282. Sheriffs and M.P.'s for Cornwall, 283. their intermarriages with Cornish families, 283. their large possessions in Cornwall, 284. their attitude during the Civil War, 285, 286. the family portraits, 293 _note_. Ann, marries George Killigrew, 132. Francis, i. 173. Geoffrey, ii. 282. his wife, 282. son of the foregoing, 282. his epitaph, 282. Guy de, 282. his wife, and settlement in Cornwall, 282. Mr. James Piers, the architect, 290. John, purchases St. Michael's Mount, 285 _note_. John, at the defeat of the Parliamentary troops at Braddock Down, 286. Sir John, third baronet, 287. Walpole's tribute to his incorruptibility, 287. at Oxford with Dr. Borlase, 287. his ride from Oxford to Cornwall, 287, 288. his Parliamentary reputation, 289, 290. his benevolent action during the Cornish tumults of 1727, 290. builds the quay at St. Michael's Mount, 290. his speech in favour of short Parliaments, 291, 292. his portrait, 293. his connexion with the Henry Rogers riot, 294. death of his wife, 294. again attacks Walpole, 295. his appointment on the Select Committee to inquire into Walpole's conduct, ii. 296. offered a place as Lord of the Admiralty, 298. obtains ships of war to protect Cornish trade, 298. dies at Pencarrow, 298. his character, 298, 299. a friend of Pope, 299. Sir John, fourth baronet, 300. goes to Oxford, 300. is M.P. for Cornwall, 300. his monument at Crowan, 300. Sir John, fifth baronet, 300. his escapade at Westminster School, 300. enters Parliament, 301. his scientific and artistic tastes, 302. the friend of Opie, and pall-bearer at his funeral, 302. his portrait by Opie, 302. his death and funeral, 302, 303. Sir John, M.P., present baronet, 290 _note_, 303. Lieutenant at Tel-el-Kebir, i. 211 _note_. Margaret, i. 131. Sir Mauger de, ii. 283. Thomas, Sheriff of Cornwall in 1545, 283. his letter to the Viscountess Lisle on the death of his daughter, 284. do. his grandson, 284. do. temp. Elizabeth, 284. Carew's account of him, 284. Thomas, a Royalist soldier, 286, 287. his monument and portrait, 287. St. George of Cornwall, xiv. St. Ives, its loving-cup, i. 119. St. Leger, Mary, ii. 20. 'Salmonia,' Davy's, i. 254, 283 _bis_, 285. Sandys, Rev. William, i. 131. Sargent, Rev. John, junr., his memoir of Martyn, ii. 222. Sarrake (?), in Cornwall, ii. 140. Saunders, Margaret, ii. 153. Savage, Lady Mary, wife of Henry Killigrew, ii. 179.