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Originally Posted by garinda
34. Jean François Lévisse de Montigny , Marquis de Jaucourt * 28-5-1826 + 18-9-1906 Jean François de Montigny Levisse, Marquis de Jaucourt * 05/28/1826 + 18/09/1906
x 27-12-1864 x 27.12.1864
35. 35. Viktoria Lina Steiner * … + 1925 Viktoria Lina Steiner * 1925 + .
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I might be mistaken, but it looks like the Marquis de Jaucourt, who Lina married, had a daughter who carried both her mother's name, and also the Steiner name, carrying on the Accrington connection. |
Would anyone with access to the census be able to check if Frederick Steiner's daughter is actually listed as Lina, or is it a shortened variation of Caroline/Carolina, when she live in Accrington?
Her name after marriage was the Countess de Montigny Levisse de Jaucourt.
The Census for 1861 showed a multicultural and cross-county household at Hyndburn House, Old Accrington. Head of the household was Frederick Steiner, 70, who had been born in France but was a turkey red dyer, printer and merchant employing 683 people. His French-born wife Emma, 54, did not work and they had a butler from Yorkshire, a footman from Staffordshire, a valet from France, a housekeeper from Westmorland, a ladies' maid from Somerset, a maidservant from Lancashire, two housemaids called Hannah Lamb and Sarah Veal from Yorkshire, another housemaid from Staffordshire and a kitchen maid who had been born in Germany.
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