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Sally (Sarah) Chorley (1774–1852)

British (English) School

Judges' Lodgings, Lancaster

Sally (Sarah) Chorley (1774–1852)

Image credit: Lancashire County Museum Service

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Sally married into the Walker family, from whose descendants Lancashire County Museum Service acquired the memorabilia of the Rawlinson family.

Thomas Hutton Rawlinson’s nephew, John Satterthwaite, owned a slaving vessel called 'The Sally', which was seized at St Kitts by the French navy in March 1782. Thomas Hutton Rawlinson was Sally's grandfather not her father - so it was her mother also Sarah known as Sally, for whom the ship was named.

Judges' Lodgings, Lancaster

Lancaster

Title

Sally (Sarah) Chorley (1774–1852)

Date

c.1845

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 56 x W 30 cm (E)

Accession number

LANMS.2006.2.6

Acquisition method

purchased from Mr Edward Walker

Work type

Painting

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