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Henrietta Sophia Thrale

Female 1778 - 1783  (4 years)


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  1. 1.  Henrietta Sophia Thrale was born on 21 Jun 1778 in Streatham Park, Streatham, Surrey, England; died on 25 Apr 1783 in Streatham Park, Streatham, Surrey, England; was buried in Saint Leonards Church, Streatham, Surrey, England.

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • Godparent / sponsor: Mrs Elizabeth Montagu; Address:
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Montagu
    • Physical Description: Jul 1779; When Henrietta was one year old - Hester wrote in Thraliana
      Harriett is brown, rosy, fat and stout--their is not a fault to find with either of them person or Mind; and I thank God who gave them me, their health is excellent;.
    • Physical Description: 17 Dec 1781; Hester wrote in Thraliana
      She is a pretty creature! Harriet much resembles the young Rices I think--She is a pretty creature!

    Notes:

    Died:
    She was ill before 22 March 1783, as that day Dr. Samuel Johnson wrote …
    I hope, Harriet is well;.


    On 28 March 1783 - four weeks before Henrietta died - Hester wrote in Thraliana
    My youngest child Henrietta is ill;.


    On 14 April 1783, Hester again wrote in Thraliana, after Henrietta contracted measles …
    Poor Cæcilia and Harriett; I fear those poor babies will dye, notwithstanding the efforts of Jebb & Pepys to relieve them:—Thank Heav'n they are with Dear Mrs Ray {Proprietor of Russell House School opposite St. Leonard's Church Streatham}.
    On 31 March 1783, Dr. Samuel Johnson wrote …
    I hope to hear again that my dear little girl is out of danger;.


    On 14 April 1783, Hester again wrote in Thraliana, after Henrietta contracted measles …
    Poor Cæcilia and Harriett; I fear those poor babies will dye, notwithstanding the efforts of Jebb & Pepys to relieve them:—Thank Heav'n they are with Dear Mrs Ray.
    Mrs Ray was proprietor of Russell House School opposite St. Leonard's Church Streatham.



    On 31 March 1783, Dr. Samuel Johnson wrote …
    I hope to hear again that my dear little girl is out of danger;.


    Hester wrote in Thraliana
    Henrietta’s Death however was inevitable; She came home with a slight glandular Swelling in her Neck which was succeeded by the Measles & Hooping Cough: these united fell very heavy on an Infant so tender, & falling on her Lungs particularly, produced an Abscess which was the immediate Cause of her Death.;.
    Surprisingly - by today's standards - during the period of her illness and death Hester was in Bath whilst Henrietta and Cecilia were in Streatham.