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On 25th November 1893, Henry Hussey Vivian, who had recently been enobled as Baron Swansea, was granted an additional crest which he bore alongside the slightly altered crest of his uncle. This crest - a collared lion's head - was based on that of the Vivians of St.Columb but with the addition of two bezants (gold roundels).
En avril 1815, sir Hussey Vivian est nommé commandant de la 6e brigade de la division de cavalerie du comte d'Uxbridge. La brigade de Vivian comprenait les 10th Royal Hussars et 18e hussards ainsi que la 1re et 2e légion allemande du roi. Lors de la Bataille de Waterloo, la 6e brigade est postée sur le flanc gauche du duc de Wellington.
VIVIAN, Sir RICHARD HUSSEY, first Baron Vivian (1775–1842), lieutenant-general, colonel of the 1st royal dragoons, eldest son of John Vivian of Truro, vice-warden of the Stannaries, by Betsy, only daughter and coheir of Richard Cranch, vicar of St. Clements, near Truro, was born in that city on 28 July 1775. He received th
Photograph of the Honourable Violet Vivian and an unidentified small child, sitting on the ground in the garden of Cestyll, in Anglesey, North Wales.The Honourable Violet Mary Vivian, daughter of Hussey Crespigny Vivian, 3rd Baron Vivian of Glynn and of Truro, was Maid of Honour to Queen Alexandra. She created a much-admired garden at Cestyll, near Camaes, Anglesey, North Wales. She was ...
John Vivian. John Vivian (1750–1826), mining and copper-smelting entrepreneur. 1750 He was born on 9 January 1750 in Cornwood, Devon, the eldest of four sons of Thomas Vivian, vicar of Cornwood, and his wife, Mary, daughter of John Hussey, barrister, and sister of John Hussey, solicitor-general. Educated at Truro Grammar school and in France.
1809/10 John Vivian, a Cornish mine owner, established his own smelting works at Hafod, north of Swansea, going into partnership with his sons Richard Hussey Vivian and John Henry Vivian. Vivian and Sons soon established itself as a major manufacturer of copper. By 1811 John Vivian had returned to Cornwall; John Henry managed the Hafod works.
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