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Mentioned obliquely by Byron in 1811-01-10. In BLJ II-32n Marchand describes Marmarotouri as Byron's Romaic master. He was also a leader among the Grek patriots.

1807-04-16. 1810-01-10 Byron to Hobhouse

"Since your departure from the Cyclades, I have been principally in Attica, which I have traversed more than once, besides two tours in the Morea of the particulars of which Mr. Fletcher now on his voyage with dispatches will apprise you." BLJ II-31

Hobhouse's residence as of 1810-12-10

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wife of the English=Consul at Smyrna

Byron to FrWerry 1810-12-10. "Byron and Hobhouse stayed for more than a month with Werry, British Consul-General in Smyrna, on their way to Constantinople. (See Marchand, Vol I, pp. 234-6.). When they left, Mrs. Werry cut off a lock of Byron's hair.…

"Sandford Graham whom you remember at Trinity dines with me tomorrow (the 28th.) He tells me that Davies is to be married to an heiress whom he picked up at Bath. – – " 1810-11-26 Byron to Hobhouse

Mentioned by Byron in 1801-11-26 and 1813-11-17. John Cam is his eldest son. See 1810-12-10a. "Benjamin Hobhouse (1757-1831), the son of a Bristol merchant, served as M.P. until 1818. He was made a baronet in 1812. The senior Hobhouse was concerned…

John Cam Hobhouse's step-mother