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Leslie Stephen
English writer and mountaineer (1832–1904)
- Child of James Stephen and Jane Catherine Venn
- Married to Julia Stephen, Harriet Stephen
- Dated 28 November 1832 CE – 22 February 1904 CE
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The family as a list · 12
Family 12
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- child of (father) James Stephen British under-secretary of state
- child of (mother) Jane Catherine Venn (died 1875)
- parent of (child) Adrian Stephen British author and psychoanalyst (1883–1948)
- parent of (child) Laura Stephen paternal half-sister of Virginia Woolf
- parent of (child) Thoby Stephen elder brother of Virginia Woolf (1880–1906)
- parent of (child) Vanessa Bell British painter and interior designer (1879–1961)
- parent of (child) Virginia Woolf English modernist writer (1882–1941)
- sibling of Caroline Stephen English philanthropist, writer on Quakerism
- sibling of Herbert Venn Stephen (1822-1846)
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sibling of James Fitzjames Stephen English lawyer, judge, writer, and philosopher (1829–1894) - married to Julia Stephen English philanthropist; wife of Leslie Stephen and mother of Virginia Woolf (1846-1895)
- married to Harriet Stephen daughter of William Makepeace Thackeray and wife of Leslie Stephen (1840–1875)
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