ARCEDECKNE, Louisa
Louisa Arcedeckne was baptised at Hacheston Church, Woodbridge, Suffolk on 2 October 1817, only daughter of Andrew Arcedeckne (8 January 1780–8 February 1849) and his wife Anne Harriet Arcedeckne née Beckford. Louisa married at St George’s Hanover Square, London on 6 July 1839, Charles Andrew Vanneck, later 3rd Baron Huntingfield (12 January 1818-21 September 1897), and they had ten children. Louisa was tutored in art whilst living in London by Henry Bright, during the period of Bright's twenty-year residence in London 1836-1856. In 1871, she inherited, from her childless brother Andrew Arcedeckne (July 1822-31 May 1871), the Glevering Hall estate in Suffolk but this was leased out until it was sold in the 1890s. Her husband died in 1897 and Louisa, Lady Huntingfield died on 4 February 1898, both of Heveningham Hall, Huntingfield, Suffolk, which remained in the Vanneck family until its sale on the death of the unmarried Lt-Col. Joshua Charles Vanneck (1842-1915), 4th Baron Huntingfield.