Joseph GRAHAM Q. C. ¹

  General Notes:

Joseph Graham who accompanied his mother Sarah to India on 26 June 1829[7] (perhaps on the Lady Nugent) was born at Ramsgate, Kent, in 1828. He studied the Law and, becoming a QC, was Advocate General of Bengal. In about 1856 Joseph married Elizabeth, daughter of General John R Coryton and had 3 sons.

Census 1881: 18 Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington, London, with his wife, sons Arthur and William and daughter Mary E. Occupation: Queens Councel
Census 1891: Kensington, London, England, with his wife and youngest son Arthur. Occupation: Barrister
Census 1901: Kensington, widower, with his son Arthur

Queen's Council

Kelly's Handbbok 1901:
Graham, Joseph, Q.C.; 3 s. of late maj. gen. J Graham, Bengal army; b. 1828; m. 1855, Elizabeth, 2 dau. (d.1897) of late gen. Coryton; barr. Middle Temple 1852, Q.C. 1880, bencher 1884; memb. legisl. council Bengal, 1863, adv. gen. there 1870-3; J.P. Devon: 18 Prince of Wales' ter. W.; 3 Plowden bldgs. Temple, E.C.; Union club; Thornbury, N. Devon.

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation: Barrister.

Joseph married Elizabeth CORYTON, daughter of Gen. John R. CORYTON and Elizabeth, on 27 Oct 1855. (Elizabeth CORYTON was born in 1832 in Woolwich, Kent, England and died in 1897 ².)