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Edward John Paul Zohrab (1818 (or 1820)-1902), second son of Peter Paul John Zohrab and younger brother of Peter Thomas Henry Gordon Zohrab, was a Colonel in the 17th Lancers and a British Diplomat. According to Lady Patricia Maddocks' book, he was probably educated in in Bakewell, Derbyshire, England, where his maternal grandfather and maternal aunt lived (the latter at the Yew Tree House). He is stated to have lived with his wife and children in Croydon, Surrey in 1861.  This page has images and links spanning five generations of Edward John Paul Zohrab's family. 

Generation 8

Edward John Paul Zohrab and his wife, Emily Busby Fox (Photograph courtesy of Diane Belford.  Diane's mother's writing appears on the photograph.)

Edward also invented the (probably unofficial) Zohrab crest above.

Generation 10

Edith Horton and Edward Thomas Hood Zohrab on their wedding day in Montreal in 1910. (Photograph courtesy of Diane Belford)

Edward Thomas Hood Zohrab during his military service in a Scottish regiment in World War I. (Photograph courtesy of Diane Belford)

Reginald Herbert Travers Zohrab (Photograph courtesy of Diane Belford)

Generation 11

Florence Edwina Zohrab, at the age of 18, in 1933. (Photograph courtesy of Diane Belford)

Muriel Zohrab (Photograph courtesy of Diane Belford)

Generation 12

Diane Belford, a granddaughter of Edward Thomas Hood Zohrab (Photograph kindly supplied by Diane herself.)