Family: 3rd Earl Stanhope Charles Stanhope / Hester Pitt (F00040)
m. 19 Dec 1774-
Husband | Male
3rd Earl Stanhope Charles Stanhope
Born 03 Aug 1753 London, England 
Christened 29 Aug 1753 St. James, Westminster, Middlesex, England Died 15 Dec 1816 Chevening, Kent Buried 24 Dec 1816 St. Botolph's, Chevening, Kent Married 19 Dec 1774 [1] Father Philip Stanhope | F00024 Group Sheet Mother
Wife | Female
Hester Pitt
Born 18 Oct 1755 Pay Office Christened 20 Nov 1755 Saint Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London Died 18 Jul 1780 Chevening, Kent Buried South East Vault under the Stanhope Chantry at St. Botolph's, Chevening, Kent Father 1st Earl Chatham, William Pitt | F00038 Group Sheet Mother Lady Chatham Hester Grenville | F00038 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Female
Hester Lucy Stanhope
Born 12 Mar 1776 London Christened 07 Apr 1776 Saint Mary, St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London Died 23 Jun 1839 Lebanon Buried
Child 2 | Female
Griselda Stanhope
Born 21 Jul 1778 Died 13 Oct 1851 Buried Spouse John Tickell | F00055 Married 29 Aug 1800
Child 3 | Female
Lucy Rachel Stanhope
Born 20 Feb 1780 Christened 30 Mar 1780 St. Mary, St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London Died 01 Mar 1814 Coldharbour, Surrey Buried Spouse Thomas Taylor | F00056 Married 26 Apr 1796 Chevening, Kent
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Notes Married:
- "Lady Hester Lucy Stanhope: A New Light on Her Life and Love Affairs" by Frank Hamel pub: 1913 page 5:
The wedding tool place on December 19th, 1774, when Charles was still Lord Mahon. The Rev. Francis Fawkes, Rector of Hayes, addressed the following lines to the bride-groom, making a delicate allusion to his well-known Republican attitude:
'When gentle hearts in faithful union join,
And mix the Hero's with the Patriot line,
With every charm uniting every grace,
And all the virtues of the Temple race,
The happy omen we with joy admit,
And bless the match of Stanhope and Pitt.'
- "Lady Hester Lucy Stanhope: A New Light on Her Life and Love Affairs" by Frank Hamel pub: 1913 page 5:
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