Maria Walpole was a commoner

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Maria Walpole was an 18th-century Englishwoman of non-aristocratic birth who became notable for her morganatic marriage into the British royal family.

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instanceOf British noblewoman
human
member of the British royal family by marriage
birthDate 1736
birthStatus illegitimate
burialPlace Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
centuryOfBirth 18th century
centuryOfDeath 19th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
deathDate 1807
ethnicGroup English
familyName Walpole NERFINISHED
father Sir Edward Walpole NERFINISHED
floruit 18th century
givenName Maria NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
livedIn England NERFINISHED
maritalStatus married
marriageTypeToPrinceWilliamHenry morganatic marriage
mother Dorothy Clement NERFINISHED
name Maria Walpole NERFINISHED
nobleFamilyByBirth Walpole family NERFINISHED
nobleFamilyByFirstMarriage Waldegrave family NERFINISHED
nobleFamilyBySecondMarriage House of Hanover NERFINISHED
nobleTitleByFirstMarriage Countess Waldegrave NERFINISHED
notableFor morganatic marriage into the British royal family
notableRelative Robert Walpole, 1st Earl of Orford NERFINISHED
numberOfMarriages 2
paternalGrandfather Robert Walpole, 1st Earl of Orford NERFINISHED
Sir Robert Walpole NERFINISHED
paternalGrandfatherOccupation Prime Minister of Great Britain
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
relatedTo British royal family NERFINISHED
sexOrGender female
socialAscent rose from commoner status to royal duchess by marriage
socialStatusAtBirth commoner
spouse James Waldegrave, 2nd Earl Waldegrave NERFINISHED
Prince William Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh NERFINISHED
spouseHouse House of Hanover NERFINISHED
spouseTitle Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh NERFINISHED
titleAfterMarriage Duchess of Gloucester and Edinburgh NERFINISHED

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