Ctss Collection

Charlotte Ctss Euston
CHARLOTTE MARIA, countess of EUSTON (nee Waldegrave), wife of George Fitzroy, earl of Euston, later fourth duke of Grafton : with bow and arrows and a music score. Date: 1761 - 1808

Isabella Ctss Dundonald
ISABELLA countess DUNDONALD, second wife of Archibald, ninth earl Date: ? - 1808

Judith Ctss Sunderland
JUDITH (nee Tichborne) countess SUNDERLAND wife (1) of Charles Spencer, third earl, then (2) of sirSUNDERLAND Robert Sutton. Date: 1702? - 1749

Catherine Ctss Suffolk
Catharine (Baroness Willoughby de Eresby) (1520 - 1580) duchess of Suffolk fourth wife of Charles Brandon, duke. She survived him and went on to marry Richard Bertie

Jemima Ctss Sandwich
JEMIMA countess of SANDWICH wife of Edward, first earl. Date: 1625 - 1674?

Rachel Ctss Middlesex
RACHEL countess of BATH & MIDDLESEX (nee Fane) wife of Lionel Cranfield, third earl. Date: 1613 - 1680

Katharine Ctss Melville
KATHARINE LESLIE, countess MELVILLE wife of George, first earl Date: CIRCA 1660

Harriet Ctss Guilford
HARRIET, countess of GUILFORD (nee Warde), married (1) J Lettson Elliott, 2) second wife of Francis, sixth earl Guilford. Date: ? - 1874

Charlotte Ctss Canning 3
CHARLOTTE (nee Stuart) countess CANNING wife of Charles John, earl Canning, when he was a mere earl and she a mere viscountess. Date: 1817 - 1861

Charlotte Ctss Canning 2
CHARLOTTE (nee Stuart) countess CANNING wife of Charles John, earl Canning, when he was a mere earl and she a mere viscountess. Date: 1817 - 1861

Charlotte Ctss Canning 1
CHARLOTTE (nee Stuart) countess CANNING wife of Charles John, earl Canning. Wearing some kind of fancy dress, doubtless for a ball. Date: 1817 - 1861

Margaret Ctss Cumberland
MARGARET countess of CUMBERLAND, wife of George Clifford, earl, who spent his time fighting the Spaniards so they had only one child. with her autograph

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"Unveiling the Remarkable Women of the Ctss: A Journey Through History" Step into a world where powerful women left an indelible mark on society. Meet Charlotte Ctss Euston, whose elegance and grace captivated all who crossed her path. Isabella Ctss Dundonald, a trailblazer ahead of her time, shattered glass ceilings with her unwavering determination. Discover Judith Ctss Sunderland's unwavering commitment to philanthropy, as she tirelessly worked to uplift those in need. Catherine Ctss Suffolk's intelligence and wit made her a force to be reckoned with in intellectual circles. Jemima Ctss Sandwich brought sophistication and refinement wherever she went, leaving an everlasting legacy of style. Rachel Ctss Middlesex's compassion knew no bounds as she dedicated herself to social causes close to her heart. Katharine Ctss Melville embraced adventure and exploration, fearlessly venturing into uncharted territories. Harriet Ctss Guilford was known for her sharp intellect and political prowess that shaped the course of history. Charlotte Ctss Euston graced society with unparalleled charm twice over, leaving an unforgettable impression on all who encountered her radiance. Margaret Ctss Cumberland's regal presence commanded respect wherever she went. Lastly, we celebrate not one but two remarkable Charlottes - Charlotte Canning 3 and Charlotte Canning 2 - both epitomizing strength and resilience in times of adversity. These extraordinary women embody the spirit of empowerment throughout generations past. Their stories inspire us today as we strive for progress towards equality and justice for all. Let their legacies serve as guiding lights illuminating our path towards a brighter future filled with possibilities yet untold.