Princess Mary
Duchess of Gloucester and Edinburgh
Born
April 25th, 1776
249 years ago
Died
1857
168 years ago — 81 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1776, the Duchess of Gloucester and Edinburgh served as a prominent member of the British royal family. As the daughter of King George III and Queen Charlotte, she held significant royal status and was involved in various court activities. Throughout her life, she maintained a close relationship with her siblings and took part in charitable efforts, supporting various causes associated with the royal family. Her marriage to Prince William Henry, Duke of Gloucester, further solidified her position within the aristocracy. She resided at various royal estates, becoming a respected figure within her social circles.
Served as Duchess of Gloucester and Edinburgh
Participated in royal charitable activities
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