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English: St Peter's Church, Petersham.
Caroline Lucy Scott, Lady Scott (16 February 1784 – 20 April 1857), was an English novelist and religious writer. She was also a landscape painter. The inscription reads: "THE HONBLE CAROLINE LUCY, LADY SCOTT, 2nd DAUGHTER OF ARCHIBALD Ist LORD DOUGLAS, OF DOUGLAS CASTLE, BORN 16™ FEBRUARY, 1784, MARRIED 27™ OCTOBER 1810.VICE ADMIRAL SIR GEORGE SCOTT, K.C.B. DIED 20™ APRIL 1857" |
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