Malet Family

• 1752, Dec. 30: Baptised
• 1791, Feb. 24: Was created a baronet
• 1799, Sept. 23: Married Susanna Wales
• 1815, Dec. 15: Died and was succeeded by son Alexander Malet

• 1800, July 23: Born
• 1834, Dec. 22: Married Marian Dora Spalding (d. 1891, Jan. 2)
• 1886, Nov. 28: Died and was succeeded by son Henry Charles Eden Malet

• 1835, Sept. 25: Born
• 1873, Feb. 19: Married Laura Jane Hamilton (d. 1922, May 9)
• 1904, Jan 12: Died and was succeeded by brother Edward Baldwin Malet

• 1837, Oct. 10: Born
• 1885, Mar. 19: Married Lady Ermyntrude Sackville Russell (d. 1927, Mar. 22)
• 1908, June 29: Died and was succeeded by cousin Edward St. Lo Malet

• 1753?: Born
• 1785 - 1791 : Resident minister at Poona, India
• 1791: Was created a baronet for his services at Poona, India
• 1791 - 1798 : Acting Governor of Bombay
• 1798: Retired and returned to England
• 1815: Died

• 1800, June: Born at Hartham Park, Wiltshire
• 1815: Succeeded to baronetcy
• 1822: BA, Christ Church, Oxford
• 1824: Entered diplomatic service as attaché at St. Petersburg
• 1832 - 1834 : Secretary of Legation at Lisbon under Lord Howden
• 1834: Married Marian Dora Spalding
• 1836 - 1843 : Secretary of the Embassy at the Hague
• 1849: Became Minister Plenipotentiary to the Germanic confederation at Frankfurt
• 1860: Author of The Conquest of England
• 1866: Retired
• 1870: Author of The Overthrow of the German Confederation by Prussia in 1866
• 1886, Nov. 28: Died in London

• Unknown: Born to Thomas Spalding and Mary Anne Eden
• 1834, Dec. 22: Married Sir Alexander Malet
• 1835: Gave birth to Sir Henry Charles Eden Malet, 3rd Baronet
• 1836: Anonymously published Violet, or The Danseuse: A Portraiture of Human Passions and Character, a satirical novel
• ca. 1836: Became friends with Queen Sophia of Holland, with whom she corresponded until the Queen's death in 1877
• 1837, Oct. 10: Gave birth to Sir Edward Baldwin Malet, 4th Baronet
• 1891, Jan. 2: Died

• 1835: Born to Sir Alexander Malet and Marian Dora (Spalding) Malet
• 1854: Commissioned in the Grenadier Guards
• 1854 - 1856 : Served in the Crimean War
• 1862: Was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
• 1870: Retired
• 1904: Died

• 1837, Oct. 10: Born to Marian and Alexander Malet
• 1854: Appointed attaché at Frankfurt at age seventeen
• 1860: Appointed to the British Legation at Parana in the Argentine
• 1861: Transferred to Brazil
• 1862: Changed positions with William Brodie, attaché at Washington, D.C.
• 1864: Returned to England as Head of Chancery
• 1865: Transferred to Constantinople
• 1867: Transferred to Paris
• 1871: Promoted to Secretary of Legation at Peking
• 1873: Accepted appointment as Secretary of the Athens Legation and transferred to Greece
• 1875: Accepted appointment as Secretary of the Rome Legation and moved to Italy
• 1876: Promoted to Secretary of Embassy
• 1878: Appointed to Constantinople
• 1879: Appointed Agent and Consul General in Egypt and transferred to Alexandria
• 1883: Promoted to Minister at Brussels and transferred to Belgium
• 1884: Appointed to Berlin as ambassador
• 1885: Married Ermyntrude Hastings
• 1895: Retired and returned to England
• 1901: Published Shifting Scenes
• 1908, June: Died at the Chorleywood home of his sister-in-law, Lady Ella Russell

From the guide to the Malet Family Papers, 1808-1937, (Duke University. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library)