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** [[Audrey Douglas-Hamilton, Countess of Selkirk|Audrey Durell Drummond-Sale-Barker]] or "Wendy" Drummond-Sale-Barker (1903 - [[21 December]] [[1994]], a woman pilot who was honoured with a medal for being a Spitfire ferry pilot. She was the wife since [[6 August]] [[1949]] of [[George Nigel Douglas-Hamilton, 10th Earl of Selkirk]] (1905-1994). They had no issue.
** [[Audrey Douglas-Hamilton, Countess of Selkirk|Audrey Durell Drummond-Sale-Barker]] or "Wendy" Drummond-Sale-Barker (1903 - [[21 December]] [[1994]], a woman pilot who was honoured with a medal for being a Spitfire ferry pilot. She was the wife since [[6 August]] [[1949]] of [[George Nigel Douglas-Hamilton, 10th Earl of Selkirk]] (1905-1994). They had no issue.


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* Elizabeth Lee, [http://www.oxforddnb.com/index/101024534/‘Barker, Lucy Elizabeth Drummond Sale- (1841–1892)’], rev. Victoria Millar, first published Sept 2004, 230 words
* http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/24534


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==References==
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==External links==
* Elizabeth Lee, [http://www.oxforddnb.com/index/101024534/‘Barker, Lucy Elizabeth Drummond Sale- (1841–1892)’], rev. Victoria Millar, first published Sept 2004, 230 words
http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/24534

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Lucy Elizabeth Drummond Sale-Barker, or Lucy Sale-Barker (1841–1892), a British children's writer, was born Lucy Elizabeth Drummond Davies, a daughter of Francis Henry Davies, Francis Henry Davies, a registrar of the court of chancery, who died at Coblentz on the Rhine on 22 October 1863, aged 72 and his wife Lady Lucy Clementina Drummond de Melfort (1795-1879), niece of the de jure thirteenth earl of Perth, and sister of the actual 5th Earl of Perth (1807-1902) whose claim was admitted in 1848 and actually restored 1853.

She had an older brother and sister, of whom little is known.

Lucy Davies, later Lucy Villiers[1], married 1stly Lieutenant James Villiers (who died by 1864), and had issue including a daughter, Clementina, later Mrs Thomas Dyer Edwards.[2]

She married 2ndly 10 August 1865 John Sale Barker, then of Cadogan Place,[3] barrister-at-law, living at 22 Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington, London in 1879. Her mother later lived with them and died at their house.

Descendants

By first husband

  • Clementina Georgina Lucy Drummond Villiers (b. 1859; d 3 April 1947 Painswick, Gloucestershire as Clementina Edwards) md 10 January 1878 St. Mary Abbots Church, Kensington Thomas Dyer Edwardes, sometimes called Thomas Dyer-Edwardes, Jr (21 February 1847 - 2 February 1926 Naples; bur 6 Mar 1926 Prinknash Abbey), son and heir of Thomas Dyer Edwardes who died 1885. The couple survived the sinking of the Titanic. Edwards became a Catholic in 1924. Prinknash Abbey was given to the Benedictine order, according to his wishes, by his widow Clementina.[4]
    • (Lucy) Noel (Martha) Dyer Edwards (b. 25 December 1878; - 12 September 1956) md 19 April 1900 John Norman Leslie, Earl of Rothes (13 July 1877 - 29 March 1927), and had issue.[5]
      • Malcolm George Dyer-Edwardes Leslie, 20th Earl of Rothes (8 February 1902–1975) whose son Ian succeeded him as 21st Earl of Rothes (10 May 1932- 15 April 2005), and whose grandson James (b. 1958) is the present 22nd Earl of Rothes. The heir presumptive is the Earl's brother Hon. Alexander John Leslie (b. 1962).
      • Hon. John Wayland Leslie (1909-1991)

Noelle Leslie, Countess of Rothes, married 2ndly 22 December 1927, to Colonel Claud Macfie, DSO; they had no issue. The Countess retained her title after marriage, according to Scottish peerage law. By second husband (married 10 August 1865)

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