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  1. Augusto. Cayo Octavio Turino (Roma, Italia, 23 septiembre 63 a.C. - Nola, Italia, 19 agosto 14 d.C.) fue adoptado por su tío abuelo Julio César y tras el asesinato de este, conformaría junto a Marco Antonio y Lépido una dictadura militar conocida como el Segundo Triunvirato. Tras un pequeño periodo de transición en el cual se enemistó ...

  2. Is this your ancestor? Explore genealogy for Constance (Phillipson) Lascelles born abt. 1851 Boulogne, France died 1934 Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom including research + children + more in the free family tree community.

  3. 3 de may. de 2022 · Augusta FitzClarence. Birthdate: December 1824. Death: October 18, 1865 (40) Immediate Family: Daughter of Lieutenant General Lord Frederick FitzClarence and Lady Augusta FitzClarence. Mother of irene FitzClarence.

  4. Photo credit: Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Tag this. This half-length portrait of Fitzclarence, depicted in the robes of peer of the realm, must have been painted in 1831, or soon after, when he became a peer and also became Lieutenant of the Tower of London. He was the illegitimate son of William IV and Mrs Jordan.

  5. 26 de abr. de 2022 · Lieutenant General Lord Frederick FitzClarence. Birthdate: December 09, 1799. Death: October 30, 1854 (54) Immediate Family: Son of William IV of the United Kingdom and Dorothea Jordan. Husband of Lady Augusta FitzClarence. Father of Augusta FitzClarence and William FitzClarence.

  6. geoffrey williams fitzclarence. conde de munster. aubrey fitzclarence. conde de munster. geoffrey fitzclarence. conde de munster. guillermo fitzclarence. conde de munster. jorge augusto fitzclarence. conde de munster. sofia sidney. baronesa de l’isle y dudley. lord federico fitzclarence. teniente general. david carnegie. conde de southesk.

  7. Lord Augustus Fitzclarence. A younger son of William IV and Mrs Jordan, writes Martin Murphy, had a natural vocation for the stage rather than the Church. Martin Murphy | Published in History Today Volume 24 Issue 9 September 1974. The Thames-side village of Mapledurham, though only two miles from Reading, is unusually difficult of access by road.