The portrait below has recently been made available by the National Portrait Gallery.
A number of other Ommannies are in their collection but not yet digitised. These include Honoria Catherine Ommanney and three more shots of Francis Downes Ommanney. I don’t know what their timetable is but it looks like they are working their way through them. If they are doing it alphabetically, we might expect them very soon.
BA (1827) / MA (1831) Exeter College Oxford
Deacon: 20 December 1829, London
Curate: 22 December 1829, Mortlake
Priest: 19 September 1830, Cantebury
Perpetual Curate: 14 December 1832, Mortlake
Later Prebendary of Wells Cathedral (1848) and Rural Dean of Chew Magna (1850).
On 15 July 1841 he married Anna Catherine de Hochepied Larpent (20 June 1819 – 14 December 1893) at Wandsworth.
Author of Plain Advice to Persons who have been Lately Confirmed by the Bishop (1863). His advice probably did not extend to family planning, as he had twelve children between 1842 and 1861.
Died 21 January 1884. An obituary was published in The Times on 24 January 1884
Octavius and Helen Ommanney (seated, centre) with, so far as it is possible to tell, many of their direct descendants and their spouses. On the basis of the apparent ages of those who can be identified, as well as Helen’s bouquet which suggests this must have been a significant event,
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