Strang, John (1795 - 1863); William Hodgson Cadogan, provenance — Germany in Mdcccxxxi. By John Strang. First Edition

London : John Macrone, St. James's Square, MDCCCXXXVI. [1836]. 8vo. 2 vol. 13.5 x 22cm. Publisher's purple cloth,; spine faded. OCLC Number / Unique Identifier: 12248625... By John Strang, Author of "Tales of humour & romance, from the German house of Hoffmann, Langbein, Lafontaine, &c." "Necropolis Glasguensis," &c.. Bookplate of William Hodgson (1796-1855). He was the son of Richard Hodgson of the East India Company, husband of Sarah Hodgson Cadogan and son-in-law of Sarah Oxley Cadogan and Ward Cadogan, whose estates he inherited and whose name he took in 1833... William Hodgson married Sarah Hodgson Cadogan at Gretna, Scotland on November the 26th 1825, that marriage was solemised in England on the 10th of December at Corby near Carlisle.. Richard Hodgson was a member of the East India Company in the late eighteenth century. Ward Cadogan was the son of Thomas Cadogan of Barbados and owned a plantation there. In 1825 he purchased Brinkburn Priory. Richard Hodgson's son William married Sarah Cadogan, heiress of Ward Cadogan of Barbados and Brinkburn, in 1825. William Hodgson took the name of Cadogan on Ward Cadogan's death in 1833. .