Arthur Woodriff Jaffray (1822-1864)

Merchant, of Hartsfield Manor, Betchworth, Surrey

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Family
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His father established a successful dry good business that operated between London and New York. Arthur became a partner in the family firm and in 1863 began to build Hartsfield Manor in Surrey (see images). He didn't live to see the house finished, having died in 1864 after a bullet wound to his hand from a shooting accident became infected. His widow and her new husband moved into Hartsfield in 1871.

Parents

John Richmond Jaffray

Dry Goods Merchant of 28 Eaton Square, London & 5 Old Slip, New York

1785-1870

Caroline (Woodriff) Jaffray

Mrs Caroline Eliza (Woodriff) Jaffray

b.c.1790

Spouse

Mary Twynam (Woodriff) Moir

Mrs Mary Twynam (Woodriff) Jaffray, Moir

1841-1885

Children

Capt. Edward Woodriff Jaffray

of The Bungalow, Queenborough, Kent; Cavalry Officer in the 13th Hussars

1863-1939