(1693–1728) He served as sheriff for Gloucestershire in 1718 and in 1722 unsuccessfully stood in the parliamentary election for Gloucester. He married Dorothy, the daughter of his stepmother Susanna and her first husband Roger Thompson. He died in February 1728. He had several children, but all died young. The last, Elizabeth, died aged 7 in 1725 after being inoculated for smallpox. he was succeeded by his half-brother. His widow married Gilbert Maximilian Mohun of Fleet, the first cousin of the 5th baronet. Sir Francis Fust, 5th Baronet (1705–1769) He married Fanny, daughter of Nicholas Tooker of Bristol, merchant. His pride in his descent was demonstrated by the bookplates he used for his library, the larger version of which displays 40 quarterings. He was succeeded by his eldest son. Sir John Fust, 6th Baronet (1726–1779) According to his funeral monument, he was 'of the middle Stature, of a benign and comely Countenance expressive of his Mind, which was active, amiable, and generous'. The same source suggests that he was prevented from following a military career by his father, but held a captain's commission under Earl Berkeley during the alarm of 1745. Thereafter he retired from public life and lived as a 'liberal, benevolent, country Gentleman'. He married Philippa, daughter of John Hamilton of Chilsom, Kent and great-niece of James Hamilton, 6th Earl of Abercorn. She was responsible for erecting his monument. On her death the estate descended to Sir John's niece Fanny, the only daughter of his younger brother Denton (1738–78). References Extinct baronetcies in the Baronetage of England