Mary Hubbard Sturgis

(died 1942)
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Summary

Mary Hubbard Sturgis died on February 27, 1942[1].

Key Facts

  • Father: Russell Sturgis[2]
  • Mother: Julia Overing Sturgis[3]
  • Spouse: Leopold Richard Seymour[4], Bertram Falle, 1st Baron Portsea[5]
  • Child: Mildred Seymour[6], Conway Russell Seymour[7], Richard Seymour[8], Edward Seymour[9], Beauchamp Seymour[10], Ethel Seymour[11]
  • Sex or gender: female[12]
  • Given name: Mary[13]

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Personal Life

Spouses include Leopold Richard Seymour[4], 1841–1904[14] and Bertram Falle, 1st Baron Portsea[5], a politician[15], 1859–1948[16], of United Kingdom[17]. Children include Mildred Seymour[6], 1872–1930[18]; Conway Russell Seymour[7], 1874–1958[19]; Richard Seymour[8], a diplomat[20], 1875–1959[21]; Edward Seymour[9], a military personnel[22], 1877–1948[23], awarded the Royal Victorian Order[24]; Beauchamp Seymour[10], 1878–1965[25]; and Ethel Seymour[11], 1881–1962[26].

FAQs

Who were Mary Hubbard Sturgis's parents?

Mary Hubbard Sturgis's father was Russell Sturgis[2]. Mary Hubbard Sturgis's mother was Julia Overing Sturgis[3].

Who was Mary Hubbard Sturgis married to?

Mary Hubbard Sturgis's spouses include Leopold Richard Seymour[4] and Bertram Falle, 1st Baron Portsea[5].

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  13. [26] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org. → on this site

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