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 Death Announcements 1731-1831

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Surname  Clive    
First names  Margaret    
Death date  28 Dec 1817    
Place of death  Near Ludlow    
Source  Gentleman's Magazine    
Date  1817 Suppl. Part II    
Page number  629    
Detail  At Oakley-park, near Ludlow, in her 84th year, Margaret Lady Clive, relict of Robert first Lord Clive, the founder of our empire in Bengal. Lady Clive was in various parts of India when her husband commanded there. She joined him in Calcutta after the re-taking of that town, and the decisive battle of Plassey. The death of Lord Clive took place in 1774. After that tragical event Lady Clive retired to the country, and confined herself to the society of her near connexions; above forty years of her life was thus passed in widowhood and seclusion. Her ladyship was daughter of Edward Maskelyne, esq; married about the year 1752; and was mother to the present Earl of Powis, and grandmother to the Duchess of Northumberland and Lady Harriet Wynn.     
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