Clancarty collaterals?

[Paul Theroff]

The 2013 Debrett's lists no collaterals for the Earls of Clancarty.

I have come across a burial on findagrave which may pertain to a member of the family, and if so, he may have extant issue:

Frederick Augustus Le Poer Trench

Birth
    1863
    West Bengal, India
Death
    24 Sep 1927 (aged 63–64)
    City of Lismore, New South Wales, Australia
Burial
    East Lismore General Cemetery
    East Lismore, City of Lismore, New South Wales, Australia

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/217927705/frederick-augustus-le_poer_trench

Query whether he is the Frederick Augustus said to have been born 1862, son of Henry Luke le Poer Trench (1820-1907). Henry Luke is said to have been "Maj-Gen Bengal Staff Corps", so could well have had a son born in Bengal.

The 1920 Debrett's lists Frederick Augustus and his brothers as unmarried, and does not say where they lived. It does give marriages for his sisters.

Findagrave lists at least one son of Frederick Augustus, who died in 1996. This son was married and may have had issue?

[colinp]

I think this question has been touched on from time to time on this forum.  This post may be of particular relevance -  Heir to the Earldom of Clancarty?

[Paul Theroff]

ahh, thanks! I usually try to search the archive before posting, but I confess that in this case I did not.

[Henry W]

The thread Colin points to is the reason why I don't list the Earldom on my list of Titles without heirs, and instead only list the Viscountcy granted to the 2nd Earl, as the possible heir is descended from the 1st Earl.