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Mary Caryll, in religion Mary Romana.
Died: 15 Jun 1760 in Dunkirk.

father: Lord John Caryll 2nd baron Durford in Jacobite peerage of Harting, Sussex
mother: Elizabeth Harrington of Orle Place, Sussex

Benedictines, Dunkirk choir nun.

She professed 1708.

She was the sister of Arabella Caryll, Anne Caryll, Elizabeth Caryll.
She was the great niece of Barbara Caryll, Frances Caryll, Mary Caryll, Elizabeth Caryll, Catherine Caryll, Elizabeth Caryll.
She was the niece of Mary Caryll.

Sources: Dunkirk History: 47, 61, 90.

Family tree (Caryll)

Notes:

History 47 says she was first cousin of Mary Romana Caryll.