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--- "Lord Granville Leveson Gower: Private Correspondence" Vol. 2, 1916, page 105-6:
Lady Harrowby to her brother (Granville Leveson Gower)
Grosr Square, Friday, 16th August, 1805.
My very dear Granville,--- After the sad letter the last mail brought you from Ld. H. you will not be surpized to receive the dismal tidings that our dear, dear Mother is now no more. She expired yesterday afternoon soon after three o'clock without a groan, having, I fear, previously suffered considerably during a whole week; her death was therefore a release to her, and I trust now she is receiving the reward of her exemplary and actively virtuous and pious life. You may judge of Charlotte's feelings and mine upon this occasion by your own upon the receipt of this. She was the kindest of Mothers to us all, my dear G., and I hope and trust you will always bear in mind her particularly fond, doting affection for you, together with the earnest advice she has given you these few last years. The last letter recd. from her (not written a fortnight ago) from Bognor expressed the greatest anxiety concerning you. Poor Ly. Euphemia's attention to her was unwearied to the last moment, and I am sure you will join with me in rejoicing that my mother has so kindly remembered her in her will, of which I send you a copy. It was opened in presence of my brother, Charlotte and the Duke, Mr. Eliot, Ld. H. and myself; and as my Brother is not remaining in London (having arrived from Wolmers today upon this business merely), and as the Duke of B. must go to his Tegt. at Lewes, as he has recd. peremptory orders so to do, the Invasion being daily expected, such being the case and Mr. Eliot at Greenwich, busied with preparations for their departure for Madeira the middle of next month, Lord H. has undertaken to pay servants, bills, and to do a few necessary things for you about which he is to consult Mr. Lowndes. The remainder will all remain just as they are now, till orders are recd. from you. When Mr. E. left Croom's Hill this morning Georgiana was not made aware that all was over, but she knew everything short of that, and bore it fully as well as one could expect. I therefore hope that tho' the stroke will be a severe one to her, and will and must affect her strongly, yet that her health will not be materially injured by the sad truth. You shall hear again from one of us after Ld. H. has seen Mr. Lowndes. --- Adieu, my dearest brother, yours in haste,
S.H.

--- "Lord Granville Leveson Gower: Private Correspondence" Vol. 2, 1916, page 105-6:
Lady Bessborough to Granville Leveson Gower
Grosr Square, Friday, 16th August, 1805.
. . . Think of what I felt when on driving to the door to enquire I found all over. Both your sisters were there, but Ly. G. Eliot was not told for some days. . . .
There can be no doubt for her (GLG's mother) it is a blessing; she never has been happy since your poor father's death, and never could have been so.

Susanna married 1st Marquess of Stafford, Granville Leveson-Gower on 25 May 1768 in London. Granville was born on 04 Aug 1721; died on 26 Oct 1803 in Trentham Hall, Staffordshire; was buried on 02 Nov 1803 in St. Mary and All Saints,Trentham, Staffordshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
• "The Scots Magazine" Volume 30, 1768, page 278:
May 25. At London, Earl Gower, Lord President of the Council, to Lady Susan Stuart, daughter of the Earl of Galloway.

1. Georgiana Augusta Leveson-Gower was born on 13 Apr 1769 in Earl Gower's House in Whitehall, London; was christened on 14 May 1769 in St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London; died on 24 Mar 1806 in Madeira; was buried on 05 May 1806 in Eliot Family Vault, Old Cemetery, St. Germans, Cornwall.
2. Duchess of Beaufort Charlotte Sophia Leveson-Gower was born on 11 Jan 1771 in Earl Gower's House in Whitehall, London; died on 12 Aug 1854 in Westbrook Hay, Hertfordshire.
3. Susan Leveson-Gower was born before 15 Sep 1772; was christened on 15 Sep 1772 in Trentham, Staffordshire; died on 26 May 1838.
4. 1st Earl Granville Granville Leveson-Gower was born on 12 Oct 1773; was christened on 05 Nov 1773 in Trentham, Staffordshire; died on 08 Jan 1846.