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.

 

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

 

Edward also invented the (probably unofficial) Zohrab crest below:

 

 

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

 

 

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

 

Florence Edwina Zohrab, at the age of 18, in 1933.
(Photograph courtesy of Diane Belford, a granddaughter of Edward Thomas Hood Zohrab.)

 

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