Edward Montague Groube

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Royal Navy.

• connection. My connection to Edward Groube (1846) who is one of my Argentinian Groube line enquired about by Juan Delius
is as follows:

Edward Groube (1846)
His father was George Groube (1810)
His father was Thomas Groube (1774) & he also had Rev Horatio Groube (1814)
He had George Groube (1847)
He had Edith Groube (1880) who married Percy Howe (1866)
His father was Robert Howe (1833)
His father was Frederick Howe (1805)
His father was James Howe (1777)
His father was George Howe (1741) & he also had Sarah Howe (1775)
She had Alexander Moss (1811)
She had James Moss (1846)
He had Laura Kershaw Waldock or Moss (1864)
She had Winthrop Larkinson (1889)
He had Dulcie Larkinson (1926) who married Colin Davies (1925)
She had me- Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

• source. & Juan Delius who writes:
My Groube story has to do with 5 sons of George B.B.Groube, Edward Montague, Horatio Frederick, Herbert Leslie, Montague Cecil, and Ernest Sinclair Groube, having emigrated to Argentina around and after 1870 and having for a time run a large farm that their brother in law .William Naylor Carne (b.1840, Liverpool- d. 1906, m. Catharine Groube, b.1842, India -d.????, Cornwall) and a cousin? of his, Edward Clifton Carne (b. 1823 -d. 1886, m.1852, Buenos Aires, Ellen McClymont, b.1832, Inglaterra -d.1879) owned in Central Argentina. At some point Horatio, Herbert and Montague bought that farm Las Bebidas off the Carnes. Horatio and Montague Groube however worked for a while as gold miners in North Argentina. Montague had at least 2 natural daughters Elina (b.1890, Chilecito -d.1926, Chilecito) and Ramona (b. ) Alvarez there before he married; they were eventually recognized by him and bore the surname Groube.

Edward married.