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The Durrani Dynasty (Warburton)

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Mansur Khan Indarani [Durrani?]. He had issue, a son:

1) 'Abdu'l Rahim Khan. He had issue, a daughter:
- a) Shah Jahan Begum. b. ca 1813. A niece of Amir Dost Muhammad Khan and a relative of Shah Shuja. m. (first) (div. at Kabul, 1841) Sardar Faiz Talab Khan, a 'high official' in the service of Amir Dost Muhammad Khan. m. (second) at Kabul, 27^th October 1841, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Warburton (bapt. 8^th March 1812; d. at Peshawar, 10^th November 1863, bur. there at Taikal Cemetary), educ. Coll. of Angers, Grance and Addiscombe. Cadet at Addiscombe 1829-1831, arrived in India 29/12/1831, cmsnd. 2^nd Leiut. 2^nd Coy, 6^th Btn. of Artillery, 9/6/1831, at Dum-Dum 1831-1833, and Cawnpore 1833-1835, Offg. QM of 6^th Btn. Foot Artillery at Cawnpore 1835-1836, transf. 4^th Coy. 5^th Btn at Cawnpore 1/11/1836, Actg. Interpreter and QM 6^th Btn. 1837-1838, Adj. and QM 5^th Btn. 1838, transf. No. 6 Light Field Battery, 6^th Btn. Army of the Indus 6/10/1838, cdr. "King's Own Artillery" Shah Shuja's Force 23/8/1839, served 1^st Afghan War 1839-1842 at Ghazni (medal), occupation of Kabul, Kohistan, Tutam-dara (MID), Julgah, Parwandara, and Kabul insurrection, prom. First Lieut. 6^th Coy., 6^th Btn. of Foot Artillery 18/3/1840, made over as a hostage to Nawab Muhammad Zaman Khan on 29^th December 1841 and Muhammad Akbar Khan July 1842, escaped 21^st September 1842, Instr. & QM 6^th Btn. 20/1/1843, served at Gwalior and Maharajpur, as Bde. QM Foot Artillery 1/12/1843, served at Maharajpur (rcvd: bronze star), Capt. Cdt. 3^rd Coy. Art., Gwalior contn., 1844-1852, prom. Capt. 21/2/1849, cdt. No. 6 Light Field Battery (Jalalabd Battery) 1/12/1852, on home furlogh 1857-1860, brevet Major 13/3/1859, prom. Lieut-Col. 5/1/1860, cdt. 3^rd Btn. 1860-1861, cdr. Art. Dvsn. at Amritsar 1861-1863, transf. 22^nd Bde. RA 1/10/1861, transf. 19^th Bde. 1862, cdr. Peshawar dvsn. RA 1863, ninth son of Richard Warburton, Esq. of Garryhinch, King's Co., JP and DL, High Shriff of Queen's Co., by his wife, Anne, daughter of Thomas Kemmis, of Dublin.She had isue, one son by her first husband and one son by her second:
  - i) Colonel Sir Robert Warburton, KCIE (21.5.1898), CSI (1.1.1890). b. at a Ghilzai fort between Jagdallak and Gandamak, 11^th July 1842, educ. Maddock's Sch., Mussoorie; Kensington Grammar Sch.; Addiscombe, Croydon, and the RMA Woolwich. Cmsnd. 2^nd Lieut. RA 1862, attached to 1^st btry, 4^th Bde., 1862-1864, served at Govindghar, Amritsar 1862, "F" btry., 18^th Bde. 1864-1866, exch. 21^st Punjab Inf. 1866, served in Abyssinian camp. 1868 (rcvd: medal), attached 15^th Ludhiana Sikhs 1869, Asst. Cmsnr. Peshawar 1870-1872, and Hoti-Mardan 1872-1879, Political Ofcr. Khyber 1879-1880 (rcvd: medal) and 1882-1897, prom. brevet Maj. 1880, raised the Khyber Rifles, prom. subst. Maj 1881, Lieut-Col. 1887, and Col. 1893, retd. 11/7/1897, served Tirah exped 1897-1898, rcvd. thanks of the C-in-C, the Punjab govt. (six times) and the Sec of State for India (three times). m. 29^th August 1868, Mary Ann (b. at Powick, Worcs., 1847), eldest daughter of William Cecil, of Dyffrin, Monmouthshire, by his wife, Susanna Cassandra, daughter of Charles Jeston Case, of Powick, Worcs. He d. at No. 3, Russell Road, Kensington, London, 22^nd April 1899 (bur. Brompton Cemetary), having had issue:
    - (1) Xxx. m. Birch, and had issue:
      - (a) Lieutenant-Colonel James Robert Birch, DSO (28.6.1945). b. 9^th June 1906, cmsnd. 2^nd Lieut. Cheshire Regt. 4/2/1926, prom. Lieut. 4/2/1929, prom. Capt. 8/6/1935, actg. Maj. 11/11/1939, temp. Maj. 11/2/1940, WS 27/1/1943 and subst. 4/2/1943, actg. Lieut-Col. 27/10/1942, temp. Lieut-Col. 27/1/1943, served in WW2 (MID, DSO, 39/45 star, Defence and War medals), prom. subst. Lieut-Col. 28/10/1947, retd. 7/11/1949.
  - ii) John Paul Warburton, CIE (1911). b. 28^th August 1840, as Jan Dad Khan, educ. Roman Catholic Sch., Agra. Adopted by his step-father, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Warburton, and given the name John Paul Warburton. Assist. Dist. Supt. Punjab Police, 28/5/1864, served at Ludhiana, Delhi, Muzaffargarh and Amballa 1864-1872, prom. Dist. Supt. 2/4/1873, Assist. Insp-Gen. Railway Police 14/6/1894, retd. 1900, Insp-Gen. Patiala State Police 1900, Mbr. Cncl. of Regency Patiala State 1900-1909. Received a grant of land in the Gujjranwala dist, now a town named Warburton, in Pakistan. m. at Ludhiana, Punjab, 24^th December 1863, Mary Ann (b. at Cawnpore, 23^rd September 1839; d. at Amritsar, Punjab, after March 1889), widow of Ensign William Phillip Meakins, and daughter of John Whayman, sometime Punjab PWD, by his wife, Isabella. He d. from injuries received in a fall from his horse, at Gilbert House, Kasauli, Pujab, 21^st October 1919, having issue, seven children, three sons and four daughters:
    - (1) Robert Paul Warburton. b. at Ludhiana, Punjab, 19^th April 1865, educ. Edinburgh Univ. Joined Uncovenanted Civil Service. m. Ida Louisa (b. at Hissar, 25^th July 1871), daughter of William Barnett Edward Ives, by his wife, Agnes Constance. He had issue, one son and one daughter:
      - (a) Julian Durani Ives Maclean Warburton, KPM (1.1.1932). b. 14^th October 1894. Joined Punjab Police 24/9/1914, Dep. Supt. Punjab Police, Multan 6/2/1931, SDO Railway Police 3/3/1932, Dep. Supt. at Sheikhpura 25/10/1932, and Karnal 10/4/1935. m. Lucy Agnes Marie (m. second, ca. 1945, and returned to England), sometime Cipher Ofcr. Indian Intelligence Dept. He d. at Karnal, 6^th April 1936, aged 41, having had issue, an only daughter:
        (1) Pamela Durani Warburton. b. 13^th February 1936.
      - (a) Louise. She d. aged three years.
    - (2) Arthur Warburton. Served in the Boer War and in Burma Police. m. ca. 1935, Molly (b. 1908; m. second, at St Paul's Church, Ambala, 23^rd December 1939, Alan Thornton Bain, Lieut. East Lancs. Regt), daughter of Thomas Stevenson Macfarlane. He d.s.p. at Bexhill, Surrey.
    - (3) John Paul Warburton. b. at Ludhiana, Punjab, 7^th August 1878.
    - (1) Durani Warburton. b. at Ludhiana, Punjab, 1867, educ. Woodstock Sch., Landour. She d. unm.
    - (2) Lizzie Selina. b. at Ludhiana, Punjab, 19^th March 1873, educ. Woodstock Sch., Landour. m. at Lahore, 7^th March 1895, The Hon Alfred Ernest Martineau (b. at London, 9^th September 1868; d. at Lahore, 23^rd November 1926), educ. Univ. Coll. Sch., London, entered ICS 1889, Registrar Lahore Chief Court, Divsnl. Judge 1897, Puisne Judge High Court of the Punjab 1918, 1921-1926, second natural son of His Honour Judge Alfred Martinieau, sometime County Court Judge, Sussex. She d. 11^th April 1952, having had issue, three sons and two daughters:
    - (3) Minna Edith. b. at Ludhiana, Punjab, 3^rd September 1874, educ. Woodstock Sch., Landour. m. Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Gordon Arabin Wimberley (b. 22^nd August 1869; m. second, 1950, Julia Christie, and d. 16^th January 1953), Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. SWB 9/9/1891, transf. IA 24/10/1893, served NWF at Tochi (rcvd: medal & clasp), prom. Capt. 10/7/1901,Cantonment Magistrate at Jubbalpore 1903, prom. Maj. 9/9/1909, and Chakrata, prom. Lieut-Col. 9/9/1917, third son of The Rev. Charles Irvine Wimberley, sometime Vicar of Hartlip, Kent, by his wife, Frederica Mildred Mountain, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Arabin, RA. She had issue, two sons.
    - (4) Muriel Pauline. b. at Ludhiana, Punjab, before 30^th April 1876, educ. Woodstock Sch., Landour. m. Captain Kenneth Stenning. She had issue, a daughter, who married a Frenchman.