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William Cornwallis-West (1835–1917) — a British landlord and statesman.
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Jennie Jerome, also known as Lady Randolph Churchill, or Jeanette Jerome Churchill, is most famous for being the m… | Churchill, British history, Randolph churchill
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Mrs George Cornwallis-West (born Jennie Jerome - 1854-1921) American society beauty, widow of Lord Randolph Churchill and mother of Winston Churchill who became British Prime Minister. Married Cornwallis-West in 1900 Stock Photo -
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Mary Cornwallis-West mistress of King Edward VII | King edward vii, Mistress, Edward vii
NPG x197286; Mary ('Patsy') Cornwallis-West (née Fitzpatrick) - Portrait - National Portrait Gallery
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Victorian Beauty Mrs Cornwallis West Who Formerly Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
Mrs George Cornwalliswest Formerly Miss Jennie Jerome Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
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NPG x197092; Mary ('Patsy') Cornwallis-West (née Fitzpatrick) - Portrait - National Portrait Gallery
NPG x197460; Mary ('Patsy') Cornwallis-West (née Fitzpatrick) - Portrait - National Portrait Gallery
Irish socialite Mary Cornwallis-West , circa 1880. Cornwallis-West... | Socialite, Eccentric clothing, Royal mistress
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