Portraits E

I am separating my Portraits E from F as I have too many under F and the entry is too long!

E

Mrs Gilbert Eccles British school courtesy of National Trust Castle Ward. Ann Cockburn married Gilbert Eccles (1602-1694), High Sheriff of County Tyrone and County Fermanagh, and they were grandparents of John Eccles (1664-1727) Lord Mayor of Dublin. I presume this is a portrait of Ann Cockburn.
John Eccles (1664-1727) Lord Mayor of Dublin (1714), courtesy of National Trust Castle Ward.
Elizabeth Eccles née Best, wife of John Eccles Lord Mayor of Dublin, Irish school courtesy of National Trust Castle Ward.
Elizabeth née Ambrose (b. 1706) possibly by John Lewis. She marries Hugh Eccles (1701-1761) who was the son of John Eccles (1664-1727). She was daugher of Isaac Ambrose (1680-1736), courtesy of National Trust Castle Ward.
Elizabeth née Ambrose (b. 1706) who marries Hugh Eccles (1701-1761), daugher of Isaac Ambrose (1680-1736), Irish school courtesy of National Trust Castle Ward.
Isaac Ambrose Eccles (1736?-1809) attributed to Joseph Wilson or Robert Hunter courtesy of National Trust Castle Ward. He was the son of Hugh Eccles and Elizabeth née Ambrose.
Called Isaac Ambrose Eccles (1736?-1809) English school courtesy of National Trust Castle Ward. He was Esquire of Cronroe, a gentleman of distinguished literary attainments, his father’s heir, a magistrate of County Wicklow. He was the grandson of John Eccles Lord Mayor of Dublin (1714).
Richard Lovell Edgeworth (1744-1817), by Horace Hone 1785, National Portrait Gallery of London 5069.
Maria Edgeworth, c. 1841 A daguerreotype photograph of the Irish author by Richard Beard (1801 – 1885) courtesy of Adam’s auction 30 April 2013
Victorian School Portrait of a young woman of the Edgeworth family courtesy Adam’s 28 June 2010
Young Woman of the Edgeworth Family, Victorian School, courtesy of Adam’s auction 27 Nov 2016 and courtesy Adam’s 28 June 2010.
Victorian School Portrait of a gentleman of the Edgeworth family courtesy Adam’s 28 June 2010.
Mrs. Anne Edgeworth by Follower of Sir Peter Lely courtesy of Adam’s 28 June 2010.
Robert Emmet. Published by Fishel, Alder & Schwartz 64 Fulton St. New York (1880), coloured and framed and entitled ”Robert Emmett, The Irish Patriot” courtesy Adam’s auction 18 April 2012
Thomas Addis Emmett (1764-1827) by William Carroll, bearing insription on back Thomas Addis Emmet by William O’Carroll, 57 Henry St Dublin, courtesy of Adam’s auction 22 Nov 2015.
George Ensor (1769-1843) of Ardress House, County Armagh, by John Comerford, courtesy of Armagh County Museum.
Sophia Maria Knox Grogan Morgan (1805-1867) née Rowe, with her second husband Thomas Esmonde 9th Baronet (1786-1868); Jane Colclough Grogan Morgan (1834-1872), she married George Arthur Forbes (1833-1889), 7th Earl of Granard, who is in the third portrait.
Maurice Eustace, Attributed to Philip Hussey (1713-1783), provenance Castlemore House and by descent. Hussey specialised in portraits of lawyers, possibly the setting is the Four Courts before rebuilt by Gandon, courtesy of Adam’s auction 12 Oct 2014.
Thomas Everard, 18th Century Irish School courtesy Adam’s 12 July 2011.

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