_Lewis and Sewell Families_ (Vol. viii., pp. 388. 521.).--C. H. F. will
find M. G. Lewis's ancestors, his family mausoleum, the tomb of his
maternal grandfather, &c., incidentally mentioned in "M. G. Lewis's Negro
Life in the West Indies," No. 16. of Murray's _Home and Colonial Library_,
1845. The pedigrees of the Shedden and Lushington family would probably
afford him some information upon the subject of his Query.
The Right Hon. Sir Thos. Sewell's second wife was a Miss Sibthorp, daughter
of Coningsby Sibthorp of Canwick, Lincolnshire. By her he had one child,
which died young. The Rev. George Sewell, William Luther Sewell, Robert
Sewell, Attorney-General of Jamaica, and Lieut.-Col. Thomas Bailey Heath
Sewell, were sons of the Right Hon. Sir Thos. Sewell by his first wife.
Thomas Bermingham Daly Henry Sewell, son of the above Lieut.-Col. Thomas
Bailey Heath Sewell, died March 20, 1852, æt. seventy-eight; and was buried
in Harold's Cross Cemetery, near Dublin. Two daughters, the Duchess de
Melfort, and Mrs. Richards, wife of the Rev. Solomon Richards, still
survive him. (See Burke's _Commoners, Supplement_, name COLE of Marazion;
and Burke's _Dic. of Peerage and Baronetage_, 1845, title WESTMEATH.)