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Harriet Arbuthnot
Diarist (1793-1834)
- Child of Henry Fane and Anne Batson
- Married to Charles Arbuthnot
- Dated 10 September 1793 CE – 2 August 1834 CE
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Overview
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Family
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The family as a list · 17
Family 17
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- child of (mother) Anne Batson (1759-1838)
- child of (father) Henry Fane British politician (1739-1802)
- sibling of Anne Fane (1780-1831)
- sibling of Caroline Fane (born 1791)
- sibling of Charles Fane (died 1813)
- sibling of Edward Fane (1783-1862)
- sibling of Elizabeth Sarah Fane
- sibling of Frances Mary Fane
- sibling of George Augustus Fane
- sibling of Henry Fane British Army general
- sibling of Lieut. Neville Fane
- sibling of Mildmay Fane British Army officer, died 1868
- sibling of Robert Fane British judge
- sibling of Sir Henry Chamberlain, 1st Baronet British diplomat and Baronet
- sibling of Vere Fane British politician
- sibling of William Fane East India Company civel servant, born 1789 April 05; died 1839 March 07
- married to Charles Arbuthnot British politician (1767-1850)
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