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*'''Sister-in-law''': Mary Tavistock-Whitby (b. 1781)
*'''Sister-in-law''': Mary Tavistock-Whitby (b. 1781)


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Latest revision as of 20:54, 18 October 2021

Cordelia Tavistock-Whitby
Portrayed by Ruth Wilson
Full Name Cordelia Margaret Tavistock-Whitby
Associated Noble House(s) Barony of Tenbough
Date of Birth 23 March 1782
Father George Symson
Father's Rank Gentry
Mother Adelaide Symson
Mother's Rank Gentry
Town Residence
Year of Debut ????
Dowry ????
Year of Marriage ????
Spouse Edmund Tavistock-Whitby
Spouse's Rank Baron
Issue Edmund, Grace (deceased), Charlotte (deceased), James (deceased)

Cordelia, Lady Tenbough is the beautiful but bored wife of Edmund, Baron Tenbough.

WIP

Cordelia was created by Emily and is played by Ginger.

Family

  • Father: George Symson (b. 1756)
  • Mother: Adelaide Symson (b. 1762)
  • Brother: George Michael Symson (b. 1781)
  • Sister: Rosamund, Lady Walsom, née Symson (b. 1784)
    • Brother-in-law: Sir Henry Walsom, Baronet
  • Sister: Mrs. Imogen Kendall (b. 1785)
  • Brother: Captain Felix Symson (b. 1787)
  • Brother: Lysander Symson (1789-1798)
  • Brother: Caspian Symson (b. 1791)
  • Sister: Miranda Symson (b.1793)


  • Husband: Edmund Tavistock-Whitby V, Baron Tenbough (b. 1774)
  • Son: Edmund Tavistock-Whitby VI (b. 1800)
  • Daughter: Grace Tavistock-Whitby (stillborn, 1803)
  • Daughter: Charlotte Tavistock-Whitby (November-January 1805)
  • Son: James Tavistock-Whitby (1806-1808)


  • Mother-in-law: Geraldine Tavistock-Whitby, nee Hopkins, the Dowager Lady Tenbough (b. 1755)
  • Sister-in-law: Mary Tavistock-Whitby (b. 1781)