Sir Augustus Frederick d’Este

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Sir Augustus Frederick d’Este was an illegitimate grandson of King George III of the United Kingdom, known for his detailed diaries and for being one of the earliest well-documented cases of multiple sclerosis.

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instanceOf British diarist
human
illegitimate royal descendant
archivesAt Wellcome Library (diary manuscripts) NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath complications of multiple sclerosis
chronologyOfIllnessDocumentedFrom 1820s
chronologyOfIllnessDocumentedTo 1840s
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1794-01-13
dateOfDeath 1848-12-28
describedIn medical history literature on multiple sclerosis
era 19th century
ethnicGroup British
father Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex NERFINISHED
grandfather King George III NERFINISHED
grandmother Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz NERFINISHED
hasBiographicalTopic disability in 19th-century Britain
illegitimacy in the British royal family
hasInfluenceOn historical understanding of multiple sclerosis progression
hasSubjectOf historical studies of early multiple sclerosis cases
heritage illegitimate grandson of King George III
knownFor being one of the earliest well-documented cases of multiple sclerosis
keeping detailed personal diaries
languageOfWorkOrName English
livedIn London NERFINISHED
medicalCondition multiple sclerosis
memberOfHouse House of Hanover NERFINISHED
mother Lady Augusta Murray NERFINISHED
name Sir Augustus Frederick d’Este NERFINISHED
nobleTitle baronet
notableWork diaries documenting symptoms of multiple sclerosis
occupation civil servant
diarist
placeOfBirth London, England
surface form: London
placeOfDeath London, England
surface form: London
positionHeld official in the British colonial service
relative King George III NERFINISHED
Lady Augusta Murray NERFINISHED
Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex NERFINISHED
Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz NERFINISHED
religion Church of England
sexOrGender male
title Sir

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Lady Augusta Murray child Sir Augustus Frederick d’Este