Downton Abbey Edith Pelham Mary Talbot And Lady Sybil Crawley

Downton Abbey Edith Pelham Mary Talbot And Lady Sybil Crawley: Edith Pelham sat in the morning sun streaming through the windows of the Crawleys' Yorkshire Estate her brow furrowed as she poured over some documents related to her publishing endeavors. Mary Talbot, returning from New York, leaned against the ornate bookshelf nearby, sipping her coffee as she chatted with Edith, her eyes still adjusting to the unfamiliar urban surroundings after months in the countryside. In another part of the flat, Lady Sybil was reading while trying to juggle her own hat and parasol. As the three women went about their separate morning routines

Edith Violet Pelham, Marchioness of Hexham (née Crawley; b. 1892) known mostly as Lady Edith for most of Downton Abbey, is the second daughter of Robert and Cora Crawley, sister of Lady Mary Talbot and the late Lady Sybil Branson, granddaughter of Violet Crawley, sister-in-law of Tom Branson, Henry Talbot, and the late Matthew Crawley, and the aunt to her nephew, George Crawley and her nieces, Sybbie Branson and Caroline Talbot Lady Sybil Cora Branson (née Crawley; born April, May or June3 1895 — Between April and August 1920), known mostly as Lady Sybil for most of Downton Abbey, was the youngest daughter of Robert and Cora Crawley, the Earl and Countess of Grantham, and the younger sister of Lady Mary and Lady Edith Lady Mary Josephine Talbot (née Crawley; b. 1891), known mostly as Lady Mary for most of Downton Abbey, is the eldest daughter of Robert the Earl of Grantham and Cora Crawley, the Countess of Grantham she is the sister of Lady Edith Pelham and the late Lady Sybil Branson