Talk:Charlotte Spencer, Countess Spencer

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Did you know... that Charlotte Spencer, Countess Spencer, formed an organisation in the East End of London in 1868 that provided "outfits for girls going into service, or families willing to emigrate"?

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Charlotte had 43 children eighteen girls andtwelve boys there names (in order of birth)William jr, Roberto, Henry, Victoria, Nicholas, Erika, Emma, Joanna, Harib, Patrick, Jemima, Jerimihah, Jeremy, Gurtrude, Beatrice, Tabithiana, Elizabeth, Mary, James, Guy, Violet, Charlotte jr, Lenardo, Pablito, Yves, Samantha, Juliana, Annie, Rosemary, Amyla(AM-I-LA), Georgette, Lorietta, Maria, Belle, Elysia, Margaret, Daphne, Eryna, Kerisa, Freeda, Fredrika, Wendy and Tamaria. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.96.74.209 (talk) 18:00, 15 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]