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found: Letters to and from Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk, and her second husband, the Hon. George Berkeley, 1824: page v (Henrietta Hobart; eldest daughter of Sir Henry Hobart, the fourth baronet of his family; exact date of her birth is nowhere preserved; stated to have died in 1767, at the age of sevety-nine, it seems that she was born about 1688; around 1708 she married the Honourable ...
Henrietta Hobart was the eldest daughter of Sir Henry Hobart She was born about 1688, and was left an orphan at quite an early age. Her eldest brother being but fifteen, she was in a very unprotected situation, and, as a matter rather of expediency than of prudence or affection, married Charles Howard, who subsequently, by the deaths of his two elder brothers and their sons, became Earl of ...
HOWARD, HENRIETTA, Countess of Suffolk (1681–1767), mistress to George II, born in 1681, was eldest daughter of Sir Henry Hobart, of Blickling, Norfolk, bart., by Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Joseph Maynard, son of Sir John Maynard, commissioner of the great seal in the reign of William III. She was married, Lord Hervey tells us, 'very young' to Charles Howard, third
Henrietta Howard, Countess of Suffolk (Q50326866) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. b. circa 1669/70, d. 10 August 1715. Henrietta Somerset; edit ...
Letters to and from Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk, and Her Second Husband, the Hon. George Berkeley: From 1712 to 1767, Henrietta Hobart Howard Countess of Suffolk: Author: Henrietta Hobart Howard Countess of Suffolk: Editor: John Wilson Croker: Publisher: J. Murray, 1824: Original from: the New York Public Library: Digitized: Jan 5, 2007 ...
Biographie. Elle est l'une des trois filles de Henry Hobart, propriétaire dans le Norfolk, et de son épouse Elizabeth Maynard. Son père meurt en duel quand Henrietta a huit ans et sa mère meurt quatre ans plus tard, en 1701, la laissant orpheline à douze ans. Elle est ensuite la pupille de Henry Howard, 5e comte de Suffolk.
Henrietta Howard, Countess of Suffolk. Although she was married to the Earl of Suffolk, Henrietta Howard was also a good friend King George II. The King helped her to buy some land by the river Thames in Twickenham. She built Marble Hill House on the land. She separated from her first husband and then he died, but she still kept the title ...
