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In the 18th century, among fashionable women, a cult of same-sex ‘romantic friendship’ was accepted, even if to some contemporary observers it appeared ‘queer’. One famous case of such friendship was linked with Chiswick House in London, home in the later 18th century to Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire.
24 de dic. de 2013 · Lady Georgiana Spencer, the future Duchess of Devonshire, was born into one of the wealthiest aristocratic families in England – the Spencer’s (Fun Fact: Georgiana is Diana, Princess of Wales’ great-great-great-great aunt. And pay attention – some of the similarities are uncanny). Daughter of John Spencer, the 1st Earl Spencer, and his ...
Administrative / Biographical History. Georgiana Cavendish (née Spencer), Duchess of Devonshire (1757–1806), was the eldest daughter of John Spencer, first Earl Spencer and his wife, Margaret Georgiana Spencer (née Poyntz). Of her four siblings, only two others survived to adulthood: George John Spencer, who became second Earl; and Henrietta.
7 de oct. de 2021 · In modern times, Lady Diana Spencer, later Diana, Princess of Wales, has perhaps been the most famous Spencer family member. But long before Diana's lifetime, Lady Georgiana Spencer married in ...
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16 de nov. de 2020 · John Spencer, Diana's Father . John Spencer, Princess Diana’s father, was known as Viscount Althorp until he was honoured with the title 8th Earl Spencer following the death of his father in 1975.
26 de ago. de 2017 · By the 1930s, Garrard had supplemented Lady Sarah’s gifts and constructed the tiara into the diamond floral diadem we know today. Diana’s mother, Frances Burke Roche, wore a tiara from her own family’s collection at her wedding to the 8th earl, but all of three of her daughters — Jane (pictured above), Sarah, and Diana — wore the Spencer tiara at their weddings.
30 de mar. de 2024 · Il 30 marzo 1806 si spegneva, nella lussuosa Devonshire House, Lady Georgiana Spencer, la nobile antenata della principessa Diana.Leggenda narra che, alla sua morte, fosse gravata dai debiti; ma ...
