Jane Martha Temple
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Jane Martha Temple
Summary
Jane Martha Temple is a human[1]. She was born on January 1, 1672[2]. She died on June 26, 1751[3].
Key Facts
- Jane Martha Temple was born on January 1, 1672[2].
- Jane Martha Temple died on June 26, 1751[3].
- Jane Martha Temple's father was John Temple[4].
- Jane Martha Temple's mother was Jane Yarner[5].
- Jane Martha Temple was married to William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland[6].
- A child of Jane Martha Temple was Lady Elizabeth Adriana Bentinck[7].
- A child of Jane Martha Temple was Lady Barbara Bentinck[8].
- A child of Jane Martha Temple was Lady Sophia Bentinck[9].
- A child of Jane Martha Temple was Willem Bentinck[10].
- A child of Jane Martha Temple was Lady Harriet Bentinck[11].
- A child of Jane Martha Temple was Charles John Bentinck[12].
- Jane Martha Temple is recorded as female[13].
- Jane Martha Temple's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Jane Martha Temple's family name is recorded as Temple[15].
- Jane Martha Temple's given name is recorded as Jane[16].
- Jane Martha Temple's depicted by is recorded as Jane Martha Temple, Countess of Portland (1672-1751)[17].
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Origins and Family
Jane Martha Temple was born on January 1, 1672[2]. Her father was John Temple[4]. Her mother was Jane Yarner[5].
Personal Life
Among Jane Martha Temple's spouses was William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland[6]. Children include Lady Elizabeth Adriana Bentinck[7], 1703–1765[18]; Lady Barbara Bentinck[8], 1709–1736[19]; Lady Sophia Bentinck[9], 1701–1741[20]; Willem Bentinck[10], a politician[21], 1704–1774[22], of Dutch Republic[23], specialised in politics[24]; Lady Harriet Bentinck[11], 1705–1792[25]; and Charles John Bentinck[12], 1708–1779[26].
Death and Burial
Jane Martha Temple died on June 26, 1751[3].
FAQs
Who were Jane Martha Temple's parents?
Jane Martha Temple's father was John Temple[4]. Jane Martha Temple's mother was Jane Yarner[5].
Who was Jane Martha Temple married to?
Jane Martha Temple's spouses include William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland[6].