About Mary Caroline Gray
Lived 1819 – 1893 (aged 73–74). Mary Caroline Gray was a British novelist.
Mary Caroline Grey Gray (1819 – 1893) was a British author and novelist who published under the name Mrs. Russell Gray.
Mary Caroline Grey was born on 1819 in Weymouth, the eldest of five daughters of Lt.-Col. John Grey and the popular novelist Catherine Maria Grey. In 1841, she married Russell Gray and they had three children. She published a volume of popular history, Early Days of English Princes (1846), and a number of books and stories for children. She published one novel, Lisette's Venture (1874).
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Who was Mary Caroline Gray?
British author and novelist (1819–1893)
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Mary Caroline Gray was born in 1819 in Weymouth.
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Mary Caroline Gray died in 1893.
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Mary Caroline Gray was a novelist.
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Mary Caroline Gray was British.
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