From Mrs. D. Langley Moore, 0.B.E. 5 P '
Founder gsaqwggr rmce Albert Road

Museum of Costume L0l’ld0l’l. NW1 7SR
(Assembly Rooms, Bath) 01-485 1037

. 26th June 1981
Jogn Mithcheson, Esq

Beechmounty

Qonyngham Lane

Bridge, N? Canterbury.

Dear Sir,

Your letter to the Byron Society has for some reason
been farwarded to ma to answer, although the simplest method
of reply would have been to suggest your getting aw biography:

Afla, Cougtesswef Lavelace, Bxrgn's

7”“ §T5_§.iti§;a£§:§;a2EEEé.r"".”"TJ'o'"hn Mu mags)

It is available at any public library er can be requested
fer yau frsm the Central Libraries organization.

Byron’s &aughter’s name was as above, ggg Lady Anne
fi'iilbam<e- Miss ,I'vu‘..,1ba.:Ei1<el1%.?While..-v29::1a::1.\u.t1f¢u._gr2a;:;7..1§:t. she rented
Bififions fo5f§"§K§§gflWQgg1gd, ahfi lent it to 3 re 7 Nwwwfm,
’g§g5g§§fi€5$§igh when the latter married H$nyg‘Tp$X§fii@p. shat
happened there {and it is a most sordid story) is told in
Chapter # and later chapters of the book abeve named. The dates
are given of these events, but as far the pfiecise term of Lady
Byron's tenancy, I do net know it. She scarcely ever went
to the hsuse, and Byron's daughter p§sitig§;1 never went there»

I knew nothing about Fatrixbourne, nor does the name
occur in any document conwerning Bifronsc

Yours very truly,

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