Peerage Record – 62023

     Sidney Joseph Hollyoak is the son of Joseph Hollyoak.² He married Cicely Anne Holme Thicknesse, daughter of John Audley Thicknesse and Phyllis Margaret Woodcock, on 6 July 1961.¹
     Only.¹ Fellongley.¹ He lived High House Farm.¹ On 1 February 1967 Warwicks. He d .¹

     Frances Annette Eleanor Thicknesse was the daughter of Rt. Rev. Francis Henry Thicknesse and Anne Thicknesse.² She died on 6 November 1953. unmarried.¹
     Manchester.¹ Assist Matron of Crumpsall Hosp.¹

     Katharine Edith Mary Thicknesse was the daughter of Rt. Rev. Francis Henry Thicknesse and Anne Thicknesse.² She died in August 1967. unmarried.¹
     Warden of Lady Margaret Hall Settlement.¹ Between 1915 and 1925 Lambeth.¹

     Mary Sibylla Walker is the daughter of Reverend Joseph Walker.² She married Venerable Francis Norman Thicknesse, son of Rt. Rev. Francis Henry Thicknesse and Anne Thicknesse, on 20 June 1885.¹
     Sometime Vice-Pncpl of Brasenose College Oxford.¹ Rector of Great Billing.¹ Her married name became Thicknesse. In 1939 ).¹

     Francis William Thicknesse was born in May 1886.¹ He was the son of Venerable Francis Norman Thicknesse and Mary Sibylla Walker.²
     He was Major Royal Artillery.¹ Served in WW I.¹ He was Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.)¹ He was educated on 19 October 1917 Winchester, killed in action .¹

     Joyce Mary Thicknesse was born in June 1889.¹ She was the daughter of Venerable Francis Norman Thicknesse and Mary Sibylla Walker.² She married Rt. Reverend Henry Colville Montgomery Campbell, son of Reverend Sidney Montgomery Campbell, on 13 April 1915.¹ She died on 30 October 1928 at age 39, one son and four daughters..¹
     Her married name became Campbell.

     Rt. Reverend Henry Colville Montgomery Campbell is the son of Reverend Sidney Montgomery Campbell.² He married Joyce Mary Thicknesse, daughter of Venerable Francis Norman Thicknesse and Mary Sibylla Walker, on 13 April 1915.¹
     Vincent Square.¹ S.W.1).¹ Formerly Bp Guildford (3.¹ He was Doctor of Divinity (D.D.)¹ Between 1956 and 1961 Bp London.¹