That's right; and Sir Cecil could have that sword the Admiral threw away by the fence here.

Following financial difficulties, a limited company was formed to run the hospital in 1924, and Sir Cecil became chairman.

Maisie shrewdly analyzes Sir Cecil's curious reluctance to find his only child, alive or dead, and pushes the investigation beyond the wishes of her client.

Sir Cecil died in 1987, having lived in the House until 1957, when the building was destroyed by fire.

Joan, Lady Dunn (only daughter of Sir Cecil) and her family maintain a close interest in the project.

"Mars and Venus, or Sir Cecil chastised", 1784.

Sir Cecil died on 15 June 1778 at the age of 77.

Sir Cecil was noted for having a large number of children, at least thirteen, for the period, so many that it "caused some remark in contemporary society".

With his wife Anne, Sir Cecil had four sons and eight daughters:

In addition to Sir Cecil, Thomas also had Francis Wheeler give a character reference.