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===[[name::Grace]] [[name::SACKVILLE]] or [[name::BOYLE]], [[personal title::Countess of Middlesex]] [[date of birth::1723]]-[[date of death::1763]]=== | ===[[name::Grace]] [[name::SACKVILLE]] or [[name::BOYLE]], [[personal title::Countess of Middlesex]] [[date of birth::1723]]-[[date of death::1763]]=== | ||
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Daughter of [[family::Richard Boyle]], 2nd Viscount Shannon. In 1740 she inherited from him the family seat of [[location::Ashley Park, Surrey]] and in 1744 she married [[family::Charles Sackville]], Earl of Middlesex and later 2nd Duke of Dorset. She was [[occupation::mistress of the robes]] to the Princess of Wales from 1747 and was an artist, to whom some surviving paintings are attributed. | Daughter of [[family::Richard Boyle]], 2nd Viscount Shannon. In 1740 she inherited from him the family seat of [[location::Ashley Park, Surrey]] and in 1744 she married [[family::Charles Sackville]], Earl of Middlesex and later 2nd Duke of Dorset. She was [[occupation::mistress of the robes]] to the Princess of Wales from 1747 and was an artist, to whom some surviving paintings are attributed. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:54, 10 March 2022
Grace SACKVILLE or BOYLE, Countess of Middlesex 1723-1763
Biographical Note
Daughter of Richard Boyle, 2nd Viscount Shannon. In 1740 she inherited from him the family seat of Ashley Park, Surrey and in 1744 she married Charles Sackville, Earl of Middlesex and later 2nd Duke of Dorset. She was mistress of the robes to the Princess of Wales from 1747 and was an artist, to whom some surviving paintings are attributed.
Books
Before her marriage, she used an engraved armorial bookplate (on a lozenge, displaying her father's arms - Franks 3412). The extent of her library is not known.
Sources
- Grace Sackville, Wikipedia.
- Gambier Howe, E. R. J. Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum. London, 1903-4.