Charlotte Tolson

This one time, in India...

Charlotte Katherine Tolson, born Miss Charlotte Tolson, is the only daughter of Thomas Tolson and Katherine Tolson, Baron and Baroness of Middleton. She is played by Izzie.

Charlotte "Lily" Tolson

Portrayed by Megan Fox
Full Name	Charlotte Katherine Tolson
Associated Noble House(s)	Baronry of Middleton
Date of Birth	May 12, 1789
Father	Thomas Tolson
Father's Rank	Baron
Mother	Katherine Tolson (nee Burstow)
Mother's Rank	Baroness
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Year of Debut	1807 (India), 1811 (England)
Dowry	£15,000

Family

Charlotte's immediate family is quite small, though her extended family is much larger.

The Tolson's

Thomas Tolson, Baron of Middleton - Father

Katherine Tolson, Baroness of Middleton - Mother

Edward Tolson - Brother

The Landon's

Augusta Landon, Dowager Marchioness of Beningborough - Great-Aunt

Edmond Landon, Marquess of Beningborough - Uncle

Marion Landon, Marchioness of Beningborough - Aunt

Richard Landon, Earl of Seyton - Cousin

Elizabeth "Ella" Landon, Countess of Seyton - Cousin-in-law

Elizabeth Landon - Cousin

Juliet Landon - Cousin

Frederick Landon - Cousin

Amelia "Amy" Landon - Cousin

The Burstow's

Samuel Burstow, Baron of Roth - Maternal Uncle

Angela Burstow (nee Waldegrave), Baroness of Roth - Maternal Aunt (1776 -1791)

Gerard Burstow - Cousin

Lucy Burstow - Cousin

Childhood (1789-1807)

Much of Charlotte's childhood was spent following her brother, Edward Tolson, around their Bengali home. Despite her mother's attentions, the young Charlotte could not help but notice the displeasure that she seemed to cause her father, even at an early age. Katherine Tolson was often preoccupied with society gatherings, so it was left to their Indian nanny Anika to raise the children. Although Edward was five years older than Charlotte, they found that they were quite well suited in temperment, though Edward did enjoy pulling the occasional prank on his younger sister. Charlotte was more than happy to oblige him with retaliation on her part. While Edward was rather bookish, he was known to cause some trouble, including the famous elephant riding expedition that he had coerced Charlotte into doing with him. Edward was tutored at home with a group of other English boys from the colony, while Charlotte was tutored by Anika and her mother. She formed a close friendship with three other girls in Bengal: Laura Somerville, Clare Meyrick and Julia Kitteridge. The four were inseparable, becoming Charlotte's best friends (aside from Edward, who instinctively seemed to know exactly what Charlotte needed when she was upset). In contrast to these happy memories, Charlotte also experienced first hand the pain of war and bloodshed on her door step. As the Mahraja's of India fought against the East India Company, the young Charlotte often found herself amid violence, something which her mother could not keep her from. To this day, she still has nightmares regarding the battles.

Debut (1807)

Charlotte made her debut to the small amount of Bengali society in 1807, and was proclaimed to be the Incomparable for her year. (Though as Charlotte points out, she was only one of five other ladies debuting that year, and thus she did not exactly

The Thomas Leith scandal (1809)

C'mon, you didn't think that it would be that easy, did you?

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