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She is survived by her rueful father-in-law, her sister-in-laws [[Honoria Bartram]] and [[Eleanor Bartram]] (widow of the eldest son [[William Bartram|William]]), and her so-called "son" John.
She is survived by her rueful father-in-law, her sister-in-laws [[Honoria Bartram]] and [[Eleanor Bartram]] (widow of the eldest son [[William Bartram|William]]), and her so-called "son" John.


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Latest revision as of 04:21, 20 December 2017

Florantia Bartram
Portrayed by Vanessa Kirby
Full Name Florentia Bartram
Associated Noble House(s) Barony Bartram
Date of Birth 1767
Father
Father's Rank Tailor
Mother
Mother's Rank
Town Residence
Year of Debut
Dowry
Year of Marriage 1784
Spouse John Bartram
Spouse's Rank Baron's son
Year of Widowhood 1789
Issue John Silvanus Bartram

Florentia Bartram (1767-1798) was born Florentia Hartwell. Although a hardworking and agreeable woman, she was the daughter of a tailor and not a very prosperous one at that, and thus deemed to be an unsuitable bride for John Bartram and any self-respecting member of the aristocracy.

When John Bartram, the second son of Lord Bartram and his wife Sarah, a baron, eloped with and married her c.1784, he was cut off without a penny. They lived in poverty together until their son was born on 16th July 1785, whereupon her husband left the family only to die in 1789. Their son, who was named John Silvanus Bartram, was consequently given up to the Foundling Hospital, as Florentia's job was unable to support them both. She did visit him from time to time until her death in 1798.

She is survived by her rueful father-in-law, her sister-in-laws Honoria Bartram and Eleanor Bartram (widow of the eldest son William), and her so-called "son" John.