Shelley - Family Trees of the Bracknell/London/Windsor group

          John Collins|
Berners St., London|
& a liberal planter|
St. Vincent, W. Indies| |Mrs.Collins
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            |       |     William|
Godwin|
1756-1836|
Enquiry|
Concerning|
Political|
Justice 1792|
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| |Mary
|Wolstencraft
|1759-1797
|A Vindication
|of the Rights
|of Women
|1752
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|   Jean-Baptiste|
Chastel|
de Boinville|
b.1756|
d.Feb.7.1813|
Wilna|
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|Harriet
|Collins
|High Elms,
|Bracknell
|Berks
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Dr.William|
Lambe|
1765-|
1847|
Report on|
Cancer|
1809|
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|Mrs.
|Lambe
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| John|
Frank|
Newton|
1767|
-1837|
The|
Return to|
Nature|
1811| |Cornelia
|Collins
|d.1818?
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            |   | | |         Percy|
Bysshe|
Shelley|
1792-|
1822|
| |1.Harriet
|Westbrook
|1795-1816
|1813: at
High Elms
Bracknell |2.Mary
|Wolstencraft
|Godwin
|1797-1851
|Frankenstein
|1818 Thomas|
Turner|
Attorney|
Binfield|
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|Cornelia
|Pauline
|Eugenia
|de Boinville
|b.Feb.23.1795 John|
Collins|
Alfred|
Chastel|
deBoinville|
b.1797| |Harriet
|Lambe
|m.1817
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1784 - James Marshall , William Godwin's friend, to St. Vincent, met John Collins

1809 - J. F. Newton is reported to have read Lambe's report in 1809, possibly becoming a patient, then wrote his Return to Nature in 1811.

1809 - William Godwin met John Frank Newton and Thomas Turner who were linked to Bracknell group in 1803
1809 - Mary W. Godwin (age 12) met John Frank Newton

1812 - Percy Bysshe and Harriet Shelley met William Godwin, then John Frank Newton (whilst Mary was in Scotland)

1813 - Shelley and frist wife, Harriet moved into the Bracknell group. During this time Cornelia Turner (nee De Boinville) was teaching Shelley Italian, which has been alleged to have caused some resentment from Harriet, but there is no real evidence that she was unhappy about it.

1814 - Shelley eloped with Mary W. Godwin