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Her nieces and nephews include played characters [[Katharine Steele]], [[Julianne Grafton]], [[Daniel Rossington]], and [[Jemima Palmer]]. | Her nieces and nephews include played characters [[Katharine Steele]], [[Julianne Grafton]], [[Daniel Rossington]], and [[Jemima Palmer]]. | ||
[[Category:NPCs]] [[Category:Births in 1760]] [[Category:Married Ladies]] [[Category:Mothers]] | [[Category:NPCs|Crane]] [[Category:Births in 1760]] [[Category:Married Ladies]] [[Category:Mothers]] [[Category:Debutantes of 1777]] |
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Full Name | Annabella Crane |
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Associated Noble House(s) | Marquessate of Raulings, Earldom of Bridgeton, Viscountcy of Grafton |
Date of Birth | 12th June 1760 |
Father | Julian Grafton (deceased) |
Father's Rank | Marquess |
Mother | Caroline Grafton(nee Hissop) (deceased) |
Mother's Rank | Marchioness |
Town Residence | 14 Berkeley Square |
Year of Debut | 1777 |
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Year of Marriage | |
Spouse | James Crane |
Spouse's Rank | |
Issue | Georgiana (1793), Matthew Crane (1795-1810), Julian (1797) |
Annabella Crane is the daughter of Julian Grafton, the first Marquess of Raulings, and the mother of Georgiana and Julian Crane. She is the sister of Lord Raulings, Lady Francesca Palmer, and the Dowager Duchess of Welby, and is the cousin of Madeleine Fitzgerald (nee Freye).
Her nieces and nephews include played characters Katharine Steele, Julianne Grafton, Daniel Rossington, and Jemima Palmer.