Compton, 4th | | | Hall, in son of George | | | Bobbingworth 4th Earl of | | +---------+-------+ Northampton. | | | | | | | Richard Elizabeth Fanny | | Clarke. Clarke. Clarke. | | +-----------------+ Nicholas Haddock, = Frances ... | Admiral, R.N., d. | d. 22 Nov. | 26 Sept. 1746, æt. 60. | 1735. | | | +---------+----------+--------+-----+---+ | | | | | | | Richard Fleetwood Nicholas Richard Charles | Haddock, Haddock, Haddock, Haddock, Haddock, | d. 1717. d. 1722. d. 1781. R.N. living in 1792. | +----+----------+------------+------------------+ | | | | Martha Richard Elizabeth = ... Mary, = George Calvert, Haddock, Haddock, Haddock, Harman. d. Lieutenant in d. 1722. d. 1756. d. 1754. 1818. the Guards, d. 1781. [1] See p. 19 in the Correspondence. Charnock in his _Biographia Navalis_, i. 334, has made him out to be the son of Andrew Haddock, his own nephew. [2] The best account of the Haddock family is to be found in a paper written by Mr. H. W. King and printed in _The Archæological Mine_, a work relating to Kentish history by A. J. Dunkin, vol. ii., pp. 41-51. Charnock’s _Biographia Navalis_ of course gives particulars of the services of the family; and a number of original naval commissions of its different members are still extant in Egerton MS. 2520. See also _The History of Rochford Hundred_ by Philip Benton, 1872, pp. 35 _sqq._ CORRESPONDENCE OF THE FAMILY OF HADDOCK. CAPTAIN RICHARD HADDOCK[a] TO HIS FATHER. Dragon frigᵗ in the Downes, this 30ᵗʰ May, aᵒ 1657. HONᵈ FATHER, Sir, these I hope will congratulate yoʳ safe arrivall at Leghorne, wᶜʰ God graunt may be with yoʳ health and well fare, for the continuation whereof I shall ever pray.