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| **Andrew Redmond Murray Prior** (1786-1860) was Andrew Murray Prior’s younger son. He was appointed Accountant General of the Irish Post Office on 8 May 1809. On 17 March 1814, he married Catherine, daughter of Sir John Call of Cornwall and widow of Major-General [[wp>Henry_MacKinnon|]] who had been killed during one of the major battles of the Napoleonic Wars, the 1812 siege of [[wp>Ciudad Rodrigo]].\\ | **Andrew Redmond Murray Prior** (9 February 1783((Patrick Prior's family tree)) -1860) was Andrew Murray Prior’s younger son. He was appointed Accountant General of the Irish Post Office on 8 May 1809. On 17 March 1814, he married Catherine, daughter of Sir John Call of Cornwall and widow of Major-General [[wp>Henry_MacKinnon|]] who had been killed during one of the major battles of the Napoleonic Wars, the 1812 siege of [[wp>Ciudad Rodrigo]].\\ |
| Andrew and Catherine had a son (John Lawrence M-P: for more see {{https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/27CZ-J8R/john-laurence-murray--prior-1810}}) and four daughters (Catherine, Fanny, Sophia and Emily). Andrew allegedly had an affair with Lady Sarah [[the_butler_family|Butler]] that resulted in an illegitimate child.\\ | Andrew and Catherine had a son (John Lawrence M-P: for more see {{https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/27CZ-J8R/john-laurence-murray--prior-1810}}) and four daughters (Catherine, Fanny, Sophia and Emily). Andrew allegedly had an affair with Lady Sarah [[the_butler_family|Butler]] that resulted in an illegitimate child.\\ |
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| Other references: //Norfolk Cronicle//, 15 February 1806 [not seen; need to subscribe to see]; Burke's Landed Gentry p.1076. | Other references: //Norfolk Cronicle//, 15 February 1806 [not seen; need to subscribe to see]; Burke's Landed Gentry p.1076. |