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--- "Hampshire Chronicle" 15 Oct 1798, page 4:
Birth. Friday last the Lady of Lord Brome was delivered of a daughter and heiress, at the seat of the Marquis Cornwallis, at Culford Hall, Bury, Suffolk.
--- "Illustrated London News" 4 Oct 1856, page 3:
LADY BRAYBROOKE.
The Right Hon. Jane, Lady Braybrooke, whose death took place at the family seat, Audley End, in Essex, on the 23rd ult., in her fifty-seventh year, was the eldest of the five daughters and coheirs of the famous military commander, Charles, Marquis Cornwallis. Her Lady ship was married, the 13th May, 1819, to Richard, third and present Lord Braybrooke, and had issue five sons, three of whom survive her; and three daughters, of whom the eldest is yet unmarried --- the two younger are Lady Vavasour and the Hon. Mrs. Savile. Lady Braybrooke, herself the daughter of one of the best and wisest soldiers of his time, has --- as well as her sisters, the late Lady St. Germans and Mrs. Ross, --- had sons who have perished in their country's service. Her third son, Henry Aldworth, a Captain of the Grenadier Guards, was slain at Inkerman; and her fifth son, Grey, an officer of the 5th Dragoon Guards, died of the wounds he recieved at Balaclava. The other two that make up the four grandsons of the Marquis Cornwallis, who have lost their lives in the recent war, were Captain Granville Eliot, of the Coldstream Guards, second son of the Earl and Countess of St. Germans; and Captain Ross, of the 3rd Buffs, son of Charles Ross, Esq., and Lady Mary his wife.
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