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Caroline Girle

1738 – 1817

English diarist

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About Caroline Girle

Lived 1738 – 1817 (aged 78–79). Caroline Girle was a British diarist.

Caroline Girle (27 December 1736 – 17 November 1817) was a diarist who kept a journal throughout her life. Although some volumes were destroyed, what remains is in the British Library. These journals earned her the sobriquet "The Oxfordshire Diarist".

Family Girle was the daughter of John Girle (–1761) and Barbara Slaney (1717–1801), and had an elder brother, John (1735–1746). On 5 August 1762, in Whitchurch-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, Girle married Philip Lybbe Powys; they had four children: Caroline (1763–1764) Philip Lybbe (1765–1838) Thomas (1768–1817) Caroline Isabella (1775 – 28 August 1838), who married the Rev. Edward Cooper, a first cousin of Jane Austen.

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Important facts

Born
1738
Birth century
Died
1817
Occupation
Also known as
Caroline Powys

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Who was Caroline Girle?

English diarist

When was Caroline Girle born?

Caroline Girle was born in 1738.

When did Caroline Girle die?

Caroline Girle died in 1817.

What was Caroline Girle's occupation?

Caroline Girle was a diarist.

What nationality was Caroline Girle?

Caroline Girle was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Caroline Girle

· Wikidata: Q27650884

· DBpedia: Caroline Girle

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