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Other Notable Residents of Grosvenor Square
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Other notable residents of Grosvenor Square not mentioned so far include:
Sir Lionel Darell (to whom it will be remembered George III gave a piece of ground adjoining Ancaster House, Richmond Park), who was mentioned in a Directory for 1798 as a Director of the East India Company and as living in the square.
Countess of Pembroke, who occupied No. 44.
Earl of Hertford and Lord Bernard - stated as residents of the square in the New Review of London for 1728
Sir Edward Jerningham - who wrote to his sister Charlotte in 1785, dating the letter from Grosvenor Square.
The Hon. Edward Petre, a friend of Lord William Pitt Lennox, who mentions him in his Reminiscences, also had a house there.
The Brinsley Sheridans, who Hayward records an invitation to dine with in 1838, who were then living in the Square.
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