and was succeeded by his son, Cecil, in 1888. His widow subsequently married an American from St Louis, Missouri, Dr John Nicholls, in 1904 and they lived at Maidenhead, Berkshire, and she died in 1908. References External links ThePeerage.com The diary of Alice Miles was discovered in the 1980s amongst Duppa family papers and published in 1993 in edited form and with commentary, as "Every Girl's Duty: The Diary of a Victorian Debutante". The Times, report of Parliamentary debate, 12 June 1884. The Times, obituary notice 7 June 1888. 1825 births 1888 deaths Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge Conservative Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies Politicians from Somerset Miles, Sir Philip, 2nd baronet UK MPs 1874–1880 UK MPs 1880–1885 High Sheriffs of Bristol English landowners 17th Lancers officers People educated at Eton College 19th-century British businesspeople