Loverd, James Charles

Mr James Charles Loverd (James Charles Loverd, 13th December 25).

James was born in Tunworth the second son of Sir William Loverd of Tunworth and Lady Loverd of Tunworth, and younger brother to Mr George Thomas Loverd - his twin brother.

Early Life
James was cared for and raised in the Household of his parents, in the Hall at Tunworth, until the age of seven. On 12th December 32 James was placed in the care of the Abbott of Christ the Saviour's, Scildburg; with a monastic regime including domestic chores and farm labouring, as well as academic studies, music and art.

On 4th October 40, James, despite not being in favour with the new Bishop of Scildburg, began his training for ordination. While James still followed the monastic regime, he now had more time devoted to academic studies, with the intention that he should undertake a theological degree at university.

Titles and Styles
13th December 25 - present Mr James Charles Loverd

Arms


As the second son of a Knight, George is entitled to use his father's coat of arms differenced with a bordure (from 13th December 25 (his birth)), blazoned thus:

"Gules, on a fess Or three ermine spots Sable, a bordered Or"

Health
On 22nd April 31 James developed a serious illness - Typhoid Fever, the disease lasted for two weeks, until 8th May 31.

On 17th January 38 James developed a serious illness - Measles, the disease lasted for four weeks, until 17th February 38.

On 7th August 40 James developed a serious illness - Tuberculosis, the disease lasted for four weeks, until 7th September 40.