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Lucie Gordon (1821 - 1869)

Last edited by Janouk_deGroot on Nov. 25, 2015, 2:10 p.m.
Short name Lucie Gordon
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First name Lucie
Birth name Gordon
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Alternative name Lady Duff-Gordon — Lucie Austin
Date of birth 1821
Date of death 1869
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Sex Female
Place of birth England
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Lived in South Africa , Egypt , England
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Lucie Gordon was ...
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Place(s) of Residence South Africa , Egypt , England
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The french in algiers: the soldier of the foreign legion and the prisoners of abd-el-kader (1855) 0 0
Letters from Egypt (1865) 3 0
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*Mention in Athenaeum Unknown journalist (to be identified) 1872 -
*Mention in De Gids Pieter Nicolaas Muller 1873 -

Edits (especially personal situation): MCL Jan2014 HERA.
Daughter of the editor and translator from German Sarah Austin (1793–1867).
Married to Alexander Duff-Gordon, 3 children.
Her daughter Janet Ann Ross was a writer, historian and biographer.