Edward Heneage Dering

GC , resident among a fervently Catholic group at Baddesley Clinton, converted to Roman Catholicism . This was ten years after her second husband 's conversion, and only six months before her death.

Before her death she and her husband had travelled to a health spa at Malvern Wells in Herefordshire.

GC married her second husband, Edward Heneage Dering , writer and former army officer.

Edward Heneage Dering , second husband of GC , converted to Roman Catholicism .

Rebecca's mother was born Martha Chatterton. Rebecca (also known as Pysie) had maintained a close relationship with GC since she was young, visiting or staying with her mother at the Chattertons', and later doing...

A modern source refers to the small community of GC , her second husband , Rebecca Dulcibella Ferrers , and Marmion Edward Ferrers , as a mènage à quatre

GC issued, as editor, Grey's Court, a two-volume novel whose contents were written by herself and her husband Edward Heneage Dering : money for this book was transferred into her account by 9 August...

GC 's widower, Edward H. Dering , published Memoirs of Georgiana, Lady Chatterton. With Some Passages from her Diary, the earlier part of which consists largely of the diary excerpts.