Eleanor Butler
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Life 1745-1829 [Lady Eleanor]; b. Dublin; sister of 17th earl of Ormond; recluse of Llangollen, with Sarah Ponsonby, and a maid-servant Mary Caryll, for
fifty years; semi-masculine clothing; the most celebrated virgins of Europe. DIB ODNB
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References Dictionary of National Biography refers to her as one of the ladies of the vale, 1779-1829.
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