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Sir James Malcolm Monteith Erskine   1863-1944
James was born about 1863. He was the Conservative M.P. for the St. George's Division of Westminster from 1921 to 1929. In 1929 he was created a knight

Cicely Mary Quick                                  1873-
Cicely was born on 10 September 1873, the daughter of Rev. Charles Penrose Quicke and Anna Mary Minturn, at Ashbrittle, Somerset.
I have identified the following children. 		Sir James Malcolm Monteith Erskine
Janet Menteith Born abt 1899   London Married John Wardrop Moore
+ Four No Dates    
Birth of Parents
Sir James Malcolm Monteith Erskine b: abt 1863         Devonshire       1863 3Q Newton Abott 5b 140

Cicely Mary Quick b: 10 Sep 1873               Ashbrittle, Somerset
daughter of Rev. Charles Penrose Quicke and Anna Mary Minturn

Marriage
abt 1898
Sir James Malcolm Monteith Erskine
Cicely Mary Quick 		London       1898 3Q St George Hanover Square 1a 970

Children
Janet Menteith Erskine b: abt 1899               London       1899 3Q St George Hanover Square 1a 436
daughter of Sir James Malcolm Monteith Erskine and Cicely Mary Quick

1901 Census RG13-2326 1 April 1901 Weston Super Mare, Somerset
2 Beaufort Villas
Sarah M. Thompson
 Charles P. Quicke (Visitor)
James M. M. Erskine (Visitor)
Cicely G. Erskine (Visitor)
Janet M. Erskine (Visitor)
Plus 5 Servants 		Age 44
 Age 69
Age 37
Age 27
Age 1 		Lodgeing House Keeper
 Clergymam (C of E)
Living on own means 		Bedworth
 Bath
N. K.
Ashbrittle
Westminster 		Warwick
 Somerset
Devon
Somerset
London 		abt 1856
 abt 1831
abt 1863
10 Sep 1873
abt 1899

Death
Sir James Malcolm Monteith Erskine Died 5 Nov 1944, Age 81,   Eccleston Square, London
1944 4Q Westminster 1a 341

The Times, Monday, Nov 6, 1944                         DEATHS
SIR JAMES ERSKIN
  Sir James Malcolm Monteith Erskine. Conservative M.P. for the St. George's Division of Westminster from 1921 to 1929, died at his home in Eccleston Square, S.W.1, yesterday, at the age of 81.   A grandson of Sir David Erskine, Bt., of Cambo, Fife, he was educated at Wellington College.   In 1898 he married Cicely, daughter of the Rev. C. P. Quicke, and had four sons and a daughter.   He twice defeated Unionist candidates at St. George's Westminster, as an Independent, but was later returned as the official Unionist candidate.   In 1929 he was created a knight.

Death
Cicely Mary (Quick) Erskine No Data