Fanny (1836–1890), was married to Sir Edward Augustus Inglefield (1820–1894). John Gray Eustis (b. 1833) James Biddle Eustis (1834–1899), a United States senator and Ambassador to France who married Ellen Buckner (1836–1895). Celestine Eustis (1836–1921) Chief Justice Eustis died in New Orleans on December 22, 1858. His remains were taken aboard the steamship Cahawba for the trip north so they could be interred in the family tomb in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, a fact noted by Richard Henry Dana Jr. author of the celebrated Two Years Before the Mast. Dana was traveling on the same vessel, as described in his 1859 work To Cuba and Back. Descendants His granddaughter, Louise Mary Eustis (1867–1934), was married to noted polo player Thomas Hitchcock Sr. (1860–1941). His grandson through his son Allain, George Patrick Eustis (1860–1927), was the maternal grandfather of William Wayne McMillan Rogers III (1933–2015), better known as actor Wayne Rogers. References Notes Sources 1796 births 1858 deaths Lawyers from Boston Politicians from New Orleans Harvard College alumni Louisiana Whigs 19th-century American politicians Members of the Louisiana House of Representatives Louisiana Attorneys General Secretaries of State of Louisiana Justices of the Louisiana Supreme Court Chief Justices of the Louisiana Supreme Court Lawyers from New Orleans 19th-century American judges 19th-century American lawyers Eustis family