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Mylius continued to repeat his worthless story about the King and in 1916 the small-press publisher in Greenwich Village, Guido Bruno (1884-1942), printed Mylius's pamphlet The morganatic marriage of George V, in which he re-stated all the claims dismissed at his trial and noted that the King had indeed met Mary Culme-Seymour in 1891 as, when Duke of York, he had opened the dancing with her at ...
fitzgeorge | location. 68 Little George St, Fitzroy VIC 3065. Positioned on the city edge, nestled between the popular Gertrude, Brunswick and Smith Street shopping and eating strips. A stroll to the city, free city circle tram and Carlton gardens housing the museum and world heritage exhibition building. Quality short term and holiday rental ...
Commander George William Frederick FitzGeorge (12 Oct 1892 - 13 Jun 1960) 0 references . Sitelinks. Wikipedia (0 entries) edit. Wikibooks (0 entries) edit. Wikinews ...
George FitzGeorge. Colonel George William Adolphus FitzGeorge (24 August 1843 London - 2 September 1907 Lucerne) was the eldest of three sons of the morganatic marriage which the 2nd Duke of Cambridge contracted with Miss Louisa Fairbrother, the actress, the other sons being Admiral Sir Adolphus FitzGeorge and Colonel Sir Augustus FitzGeorge.
FitzGeorge Parker . In December 1894 Helen Augusta Parker, ostensibly the wife of George Parker, of Birkdale, Lancashire, a merchant or ship broker, began to call herself FitzGeorge Parker, a name then adopted by her eldest son, Philip George Parker, who had been born at Hammersmith in March 1893, and given to her other children born a
Esther Vignon 1. Esther Vignon. 1. F, #108541, b. 12 June 1890, d. 10 November 1980. Last Edited=19 Aug 2005. Esther Vignon was born on 12 June 1890 at Menglon G. 2, 3 She married Commander George William Frederick FitzGeorge, son of Colonel George William Adolphus FitzGeorge and Rosa Frederica Baring, in 1918 at Saltburn, England G. 4 She and ...
George Edward Archibald Fitzgeorge-Hamilton. Born 1898. Died 1918. British Army Second Lieutenant Grenadier Guards 1st Battalion. More about George Edward Archibald Fitzgeorge-Hamilton.
