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Wouldn't Colonel Fitzwilliam have had. . .   Written by Elizabeth S. (2/1/2004 8:13 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Second sons and money, penned by JulieW
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a lot more than five thousand settled upon him by marriage settlements. If his father was an Earl then I am sure he married a woman with a mighty fortune and therefore would there not have been a great deal of money to settle on the younger son? There is no implication that there are other siblings to share it with.


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