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The Manor of Lackham IV : 19 th & 20 th century owners and his sister Georgina Gibson who was also widowed 332 . Here he met, and married Ada Mary 333 , daughter of Thomas Williams of Pengram, Cardiff on September 14, 1857 334 . The date of their marriage is not known but their first son, Thomas Shandon Tatem, was born in 1898 335 but died in 1905 336 William Tatem set up his first company, the Lady Lewis Steamship Co, only a year after arriving in Cardiff, with just one ship. Over succeeding years he built up a substantial fleet which in 1910 became the Tatem Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. By the start of the First World War the company was one of the foremost in Cardiff with 16 modern steamers 337 William Tatem didn’t forget his birthplace, The bells there were given in 1911, in memory of his father, Thomas Tatem, and his son, Thomas Shandon Tatem, and were cast by J Warner of Spitalfields, at a cost of £485-15s-0d. 338 330 http://www.angelfire.com/ga/BobSanders/SHIPCO.html where he was employed in the offices of Anning Bros. , ship owners, also from Appledore. 331 http://www.angelfire.com/de/BobSanders/SHIPCOS.html 332 Appleyard, HS & Hedon, PM (no date) The Baron Glanely of St. Fagans – WS Tatem World Ship Society Mongraph #2 ISBN 0 905617 14 2 333 Burke (1932) ibid 334 Appleyard, HS & Hedon, PM (no date) ibid I p6 335 Burke (1932) ibid Born 20 July 1898 died 14 June 1905 336 Appleyard, HS & Hedon, PM (no date) ibid p6 337 http://www.angelfire.com/ga/BobSanders/SHIPCO.html 338 A short guide to Sat Mary’s Church Appledore Devon at http://www.appledorestmarys.com/history-guide-more.htm 101
The Manor of Lackham IV : 19 th & 20 th century owners Shipping sigils form part of Tate’s coat of arms : Fig. 31 Arms of William Tatem, Lord Glanely 339 * During World War I the shipping company lost 9 ships to enemy in total 340 . In 1916 William Tatem erected a stained glass window in Appledore church in memory of the 76 men connected with the parish who fell in the Great War 1914 – 1918” 341 William Tatem was made a baronet in 1916 342 , and 1 st Baron Glanely of St Fagans co Glamorgan.in 1918 343 William Tatem was a famous racehorse owner of his time. A resident of Cardiff recorded that 339 Burke (1932) Burke’s Peerage and Baronetage Grynny of six, azure and argent two garbs [wheat-sheaves] fesse erm between in chief an escalop gules and in base an anchor cabled. 340 Appleyard, HS & Hedon, PM (no date) The Baron Glanely of St. Fagans – WS Tatem World Ship Society Mongraph #2 p4 341 Kelly’s Directory of Devonshire & Cornwall 1939 342 Cockayne Complete Peerage volXIII p278 on 13 th July 1916 343 Burke Complete Peerage & Baronetage 107 th 3d vol 1 p112 on 28 th June 1918 102
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