Identity area
Type of entity
Person
Authorized form of name
Pepper, Thomas Ryder
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Description area
Dates of existence
c.1760-1828
History
Thomas Ryder Pepper married Anne Bloomfield, daughter of John Bloomfield and Anne Charlotte Waller. He lived at Loughton House which built in 1777 on lands owned by the Pepper family. The Pepper family lived at Loughton House until Thomas Pepper died as a result of a hunting accident. Thomas Pepper requested in his will that his brother-in-law, the 1st Lord Bloomfield, Benjamin Bloomfield, acquire Loughton House.
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Functions, occupations and activities
High Sheriff of Kings County in 1792.
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Relationships area
Related entity
Bloomfield, Benjamin (1768-1846)
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Category of relationship
family
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Description of relationship
Benjamin Bloomfield is the brother-in-law of Thomas Ryder Pepper