Characters and Settings

Address Book

at Leyland Manor
Lady Emmeline Cartwright, youngest daughter of the Porters, former fiancée of Frederick Cartwright, writer of this diary
Lord Fitzwilliam Brougham Cartwright, husband of Emmeline, owner of Leyland Manor in Cumberland (Leath), younger brother of Frederick George Cartwright, son of John Sargent Cartwright and Edyth Broughton
Lt.-Gen. Gerald Cartwright, older brother of John Cartwright and uncle of Fitzwilliam
Frances Reeves, wife of Gerald Cartwright and mother of Francis 'Frank' Cartwright
Francis 'Frank'Cartwright, cousin of Fitzwilliam

Leyland Village and neighbourhood
Mrs. Higgenbotham and daughter
Miss Bentham,Emmeline's friend
Sir Atherfold
Mr. Barrett, his wife, his mother, his sister and his brother-in-law Mr. Kettle
Sir Humberdross, his wife

at London
Topper, the butler
Mr. Tredwell, the lawyer

at Harmondsworth Village
Maxwell Fairweather, Harriet's older brother
Sarah, her baby-girl

at Clarington House
Harriet Osberton, formerly of *** Park, Cumberland (Allerdale below Derwent)
Clive Osberton, husband of Harriet, owner of Clarington House, Gloucestershire

at Wortham Hall and neighbourhood
Mr. Thomas James Porter and his wife Emily (née Lawrence) of Wortham Hall, Cumberland (Allerdale below Derwent), parents of Emmeline Cartwright
Jeremiah Porter, only son of the Porters of Wortham Hall
Mrs. P, (née Annabella Woodbridge) wife of Jeremiah Porter
Timothy, their son
Patricia 'Patsy' Christie, née Porter, oldest daughter of the Porters of Wortham Hall, her children
George Christie, husband of Patsy
Lady Violet Tilbrington, nee Porter, mother of a son
Sir Harry Tilbrington, husband of Violet

Mr. Walker, friend of the Porters
Mrs. Drawing, her daughter Emmanuelle, friends of the Porters

Arthur Fairweather and his wife Jemima (née Pellington), Harriet's parents
Hester Fairweather, Harriet's younger sister

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Emmeline Cartwright

My name is Emmeline Cartwright. I was born in 1742 at Wortham Hall, in Cumberland.

You can view my complete profile here.

I have two sisters, Patricia, Patsy, and Violet. Patsy is five years my senior and married Mr. George Christie in 1756. They already have four children. The youngest was born 1762. Violet is two years my senior and got married when she was twenty to Sir Harry Tilbrington. She also had a child in '62. My brother Jeremiah is the oldest, born 1735. He is married since '61 and they have one son, Timothy, who was born 1763.
I'm the youngest in the family and presumably the black sheep. Well, at least from that point on when I heard who I was supposed to marry...

In 1763 I married Lord Fitzwilliam Cartwright of Leyland Manor. He is the younger brother of my former fiance Frederick, who died 25-year-old in '62.

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Fitzwilliam Cartwright

Lord Cartwright by (c) Cl. Rothe

My Name ist Fitzwilliam Brougham Cartwright. I was born in 1739 in London as the second son and youngest child to my honourable father John Cartwright and my humble mother, Edyth Brougham.

I have a brother, Frederick, who is two years my senior. My father is a second son, as I am, but unlike his brother, Gerald, he married a well-endowed woman. My uncle Gerald, who had to hand over his estate Leyland to my brother by force, has already lost his wife, Frances. After my grandfather's death, my parents assured him of their affection and he and Frank came to life with us; the happiest years I can remember.

But as the younger son, I had to leave to earn my living and decided for the army. Here I am, returning home from Quebec after a too long journey on sea and now, that I am back home in England, I will try to keep up this journal and turning its content from experiences in war to hopefully brighter ones... like this:

In 1763 I married Miss Emmeline Grace Porter of Wortham Hall. She is the former fiancée of my brother Fred.

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