Seaham, Co. Durham
Mathematical Gazetteer of the British Isles
Seaham Hall, Seaham was the home of Annabella Milbanke, who married Lord Byron here in Jan 1815. She had an interest in mathematics - Byron called her his 'Princess of Parallelograms' - which she passed on to their daughter Ada, later Countess of Lovelace.
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Annabella was born at nearby Elemore Hall, 'off the road ... from New Pittington to Easington Lane' which would be about 5 miles ESE of Seaham, in Co. Durham. The house is now a school.
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Several characters (Donna Inez, Miss Millpond, Aurora Raby) in Byron's Don Juan are based on Annabella. [1]; [2]
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Annabella was born at nearby Elemore Hall, 'off the road ... from New Pittington to Easington Lane' which would be about 5 miles ESE of Seaham, in Co. Durham. The house is now a school.
See THIS LINK
Several characters (Donna Inez, Miss Millpond, Aurora Raby) in Byron's Don Juan are based on Annabella. [1]; [2]
References (show)
- Myers, Alan. Myers' Literary Guide The North East. Mid Northumberland Arts Group, Ashington, Northumberland and Carcanet Press, Manchester, 1995. pp.14-15
- Blue Guide to County Durham
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