Plaque

St Marylebone School - Ossington & de Walden

Erection date: 1890

Inscription

May God bless the work of his servts. Charlotte Viscountess Ossington and Lucy Lady Howard de Walden. Completed MDCCCXC.

{The Latin date translates as 1890}

Beautiful filigree carved text. Compare the typeface with that at Abbaye de la Cambre.  

This was erected the year after Charlotte died childless, and Lucy had inherited her great wealth so the building was probably seen as a memorial to Charlotte.

Site: St Marylebone School (3 memorials)

W1, Marylebone High Street, St Marylebone School

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This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
St Marylebone School - Ossington & de Walden

Subjects commemorated i

Lucy Lady Howard de Walden

Sister to Lord George Cavendish Bentinck and Charlotte Viscountess Ossington....

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Charlotte Denison Viscountess Ossington

Sister to Lord George Cavendish Bentinck.  1827 married John Evelyn Denison, ...

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This section lists the other memorials at the same location as the memorial on this page:
St Marylebone School - Ossington & de Walden

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St Marylebone School - Stokowski

St Marylebone School - Stokowski

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St Marylebone School - William Benett

St Marylebone School - William Benett

To the glory of God & in memory of William Benett, Esquire, these schools...

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