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Les membres de la Famille Middleton sont reliés à la Famille Royale Britannique depuis le mariage du Prince William et de Catherine Middleton, en avril 2011. Suite à ce mariage, Catherine devient alors Duchesse de Cambridge.

Histoire[modifier | modifier le code]

Au début du 19ème siècle, la famille Middleton était établi dans le West Riding of Yorkshire. Connu notamment pour le cabinet d'avocat, Messrs Middleton and Sons, fondé à Leeds et ayant existé pendant plus de 150 ans, jusqu'à la fermeture en 1985.

Les descendants de William Middleton inclus :

  • Richard Noel Middleton, un des fondateurs de la Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra
  • Capitaine Peter Middleton, co-pilote du Prince Philip en Amérique du Sud
  • Michael Francis Middleton, père de la Duchesse
  • Catherine Middleton, femme du Prince William et Duchesse de Cambridge
  • Pippa Middleton, femme d'affaire
  • James William Middleton, homme d'affaire
John William Middleton, Esq. (1839-1887) President of the Leeds Law Society

L'arrière grand-père de Michael Middleton, était le politicien Francis Martineau Lupton, cousin de Sir Thomas Martineau qui lui était neveu du premier ministre Neville Chamberlain.

Michael Francis Middleton[modifier | modifier le code]

Michael Francis Middleton, père de Catherine, Duchesse de Cambridge, est né en 1949 à Leeds, dans une bonne famille proche de l'aristocratie Britannique. Son père était le Capitaine Peter Middleton (1920-2010), co-pilote du Prince Philip en 1962. Michael a trois frères.

Jeunesse et carrière[modifier | modifier le code]

Comme son père et son grand-père, Michael est scolarisé au Clifton College, à Bristol. Il est même préfet pendant sa scolarité là-bas. Après sa scolarité, Michael commence à travailler à la British Airways.

Clifton College – the boarding school for generations of Middleton men

Mariage et famille[modifier | modifier le code]

Michael se marie à Carole, née Carole Elizabeth Goldsmith le 31 Janvier 1955 à Ealing. Fille d'un constructeur nommé Ronald (1931-2003) et de Dorothy Harrison (1935-2006), elle fut élevée en Southall. Ils se sont rencontrés alors qu'ils travaillaient à la British Airways. Ils se sont mariés le 21 Juin 1980 à Dorney dans le Buckinghamshire. Après ça, ils achètent une maison Victorienne près de Reading dans le Berkshire.

Ils ont ensemble trois enfants : deux filles et un garçon. Après la naissance des deux filles, ils s'installent à Amman en Jordanie, pour le travail de Michael. Ils y vivent jusqu'en 1987.

Carole Middleton créée en 1987 une entreprise appelée Party Pieces, spécialisée dans les décorations et objets festifs. L'entreprise marche très bien, et cela permet aux deux époux d'envoyer leurs enfants dans de bonnes écoles.

Enfants de Carole et Michael[modifier | modifier le code]

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Catherine[modifier | modifier le code]

Première enfant du couple, Catherine, "Kate" et désormais Duchesse de Cambridge est née le 9 janvier 1982. Elle est diplômé de l'Université de St Andrews. Pendant sa scolarité là-bas, elle rencontre le Prince William, qu'elle épouse le 29 avril 2011.

En décembre 2012, la famille royale annonce la grossesse de la duchesse. Le 22 Juillet 2013, elle donne naissance à un fils, George de Cambridge, troisième héritier du trône. En septembre 2014, sa deuxième grossesse est annoncée et quelques mois plus tard, elle donne naissance à Charlotte de Cambridge, le 2 mai 2015. Sa troisième grossesse est annoncée en septembre 2017, au terme de laquelle elle donne naissance à Louis de Cambridge le 23 avril 2018.

Philippa[modifier | modifier le code]

Pippa Middleton in 2013.

Deuxième enfant et dernière fille des Middleton, Philippa "Pippa" est née le 6 septembre 1983. Elle étudie la littérature anglaise à l'université d'Edimbourg. En juillet 2016, Pippa se fiance à James Matthews, ainé de David Matthews. Elle héritera à la mort de ce dernier du titre de Lady Glennafric. Ils se marient le 20 mai 2017.

James[modifier | modifier le code]

James, le plus jeune des enfants est né le 15 avril 1987. Comme sa sœur, il étudie à l'université d'Edimbourg.

Parents of Michael Middleton[modifier | modifier le code]

Michael Middleton's father was commercial pilot and RAF officer Capt. Peter Francis Middleton (1920–2010).[1][2] He studied English at New College, Oxford and after leaving in 1940 served as a RAF fighter pilot during the Second World War. Commissioned as a pilot officer (on probation) in the RAFVR on 9 March 1941,[3] he was confirmed in his rank and promoted to flying officer (war-substantive) on 9 March 1942.[4] In May 1942, he was posted to No 37 Service Flying School in Calgary, Canada where he spent two-and-a-half years as an instructor, training Spitfire, Hurricane and Lancaster pilots, receiving a promotion to flight lieutenant (war-substantive) on 9 March 1943.[5] After joining the reservist 605 Squadron at Manston, near Ramsgate in Kent, in August 1944, Middleton flew a de Havilland Mosquito fighter bomber, nudging the wings of unmanned German V1 flying aircraft to divert them from hitting London. After the war, Middleton joined British European Airways as a pilot, but remained in the reconstituted RAFVR, receiving a reserve commission as a flying officer on 12 August 1949.[6] Promoted to flight lieutenant on 1 March 1951,[7] he relinquished his reserve commission on 12 August 1959.[8]

On a two-month tour of South America in 1962, Prince Philip piloted 49 of the tour's 62 flights with Peter Middleton as his co-pilot. He sent Middleton a letter of thanks and a pair of gold cufflinks. British Pathe newsreel captured Middleton and Prince Philip during the tour.[9] Middleton met his granddaughter's fiancé, Prince William, on his 90th birthday and William attended Middleton's funeral in November 2010.[9][10][11]

Michael's mother, Valerie Glassborow (1924–2006) worked at the Second World War Government Code and Cypher School (GC&CS) in Bletchley Park, along with her twin sister, Mary. Valerie and Mary Glassborow were children of Frederick Glassborow and Constance Robinson.[12] Codebreaking penetrated the secret communications of the Axis Powers – most importantly the German Enigma and Lorenz ciphers and is the birthplace of the world's first programmable, digital, electronic computer: Colossus.[13] Her Bletchley Park colleague and friend, Lady Body (née Marion Graham), recalled in 2014 that she had shared a "rather special moment" with Valerie: "Our superior officer, Commander Williams, came into the room smiling and he said, ‘Well done, girls. A signal has been intercepted from Tokyo to Geneva and it's the signal that the Japanese are surrendering'. He told us that a message has gone to the King and the Prime Minister but that it could not be announced until Geneva has sent on the message to London."[14]

Grandparents of Michael Middleton[modifier | modifier le code]

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Heiress Olive Christiana Middleton - Michael Middleton's grandmother

Trust funds had been established from the fortunes of Michael Middleton's grandmother - heiress Olive Middleton (1881–1936), a member of the Lupton family. Olive was a student at Roedean[15] and was accepted to study at Cambridge University.[16] Olive's husband was Richard Noel Middleton (1878–1951), a solicitor who had "met and married the aristocrat" in 1914.[17][18] In 1921, he became a director of the company his wife had inherited from her father.[19] Members of the Lupton family owned the Newton Park and Beechwood estates in Leeds, the latter being the family seat where, for decades, the "whole family would gather".[20] The Lupton family are described in the Leeds City Council's photographic archive as "woollen manufacturers and landed gentry; a political and business dynasty".[21][22][23][24]

Olive Middleton's cousin Baroness Airedale at the coronation of George V; the two cousins worked together for the war effort during the Great War

Olive Middleton's family had contributed to the political life of both the UK and to the civic life of Leeds, especially in the areas of education, housing, and public health, for several generations.[22] Several members were Lord Mayors of Leeds. The Luptons were prominent Unitarians and worshipped at Mill Hill Chapel, where a stained glass window commemorates the family.[25]

During the First World War, Olive Middleton worked for the war effort at Gledhow Hall, the home of her second cousin, Florence, Baroness Airedale which was used as a VAD hospital, with Olive's cousin, The Hon. Doris Kitson and sister-in-law, Gertrude Middleton, as volunteer nurses. Olive Middleton's brother, Lionel Lupton attended Trinity College, Cambridge at the same time as Princess Diana's grandfather Albert Spencer, 7th Earl Spencer, where both men studied the same subject. The two men joined up together to fight in the Great War which saw Lionel and his two brothers killed.[26][27][28]

Beechwood Estate[modifier | modifier le code]

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Beechwood Estate, Roundhay

Olive Middleton's father, Francis Martineau Lupton, was the eldest son and heir of Francis Lupton and grew up initially on the family's Newton Park Estate[29] and then their Georgian Beechwood Estate, in Roundhay.[30][31] Whereas the family eventually sub-divided Newton Park,[32] the Beechwood estate was entailed to Olive's eldest brother, Francis Ashford Lupton who lacked a male heir. His death on 26 February 1917 followed the deaths of his two brothers - all First World War casualties. Their father's death occurred in 1921. Their sisters - Anne Lupton and Olive Middleton - were prohibited from inheriting Beechwood and the estate succeeded to their father's brother, Arthur G. Lupton. Arthur's only son, Major Arthur Michael Lupton, tragically died in 1929 following an accident on his horse the previous year whilst fox hunting on the Bramham Moor Hunt and Beechwood passed to his only son, Tom Lupton. As Tom was only nine at the time of his father's death, his aunts, Elinor and Elizabeth (Bessie) Lupton - " The Misses Lupton" - were granted a life interest in Beechwood and continued to live there, occasionally opening their gardens to the public.[33] After their deaths, (Elizabeth in 1977, Elinor in 1979), their nephew, Tom, inherited Beechwood and in 2016, Tom's children retain some of the Beechwood Estate.[34][35][36]

Olive Middleton's first cousin, Leeds Lady Mayoress Elinor Lupton, played host to the Princess Royal which included attending a music concert together in Leeds on 27 May 1943. Elinor shared great-grandparents with Beatrix Potter who had given Elinor her own hand-drawn watercolour Christmas cards. Both Elinor and her sister died as spinsters.[37][38][39][40]

Nurse Olive Middleton, back row far right, in 1915 at Gledhow Hall, the estate of her cousin Baroness Airedale

Two of Olive Middleton's uncles were Lord Mayors of Leeds: Hugh Lupton and Sir Charles Lupton who was Deputy Lieutenant of Yorkshire County (West Riding) when Princess Mary's father-in-law, the 5th Earl of Harewood, was his Lord Lieutenant.[41][42]

In 2018, Olive Middleton's great-granddaughter, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, stated that her patronage of the Nursing Now campaign meant a lot to her personally as both her great-grandmother, Olive Middleton, and grandmother, Valerie Middleton, were volunteer nurses.[43][44][45][43][46]

Ancestry of Michael Middleton[modifier | modifier le code]

Francis W. Lupton, Esq. (died 1884) - great great grandfather of Michael Middleton

Michael Middleton's great grandfather - politician Francis Martineau Lupton[47] - was the son of Francis Lupton, Esq., whose marriage to Frances Greenhow on 1st July, 1847 is listed in The Patrician - John Burke's supplement to Burke's Peerage.[48] Frances Lupton was a pioneer of girls' education who co-founded Leeds Girls' High School. Her maternal family was the Martineau family of Norwich and later, Birmingham; her aunt, the sociologist Harriet Martineau was especially close to her.[49] London's National Portrait Gallery, holds nearly 20 portraits of Middleton's ancestors; siblings Harriet and Dr James Martineau, a friend of Queen Victoria.[50]

The Rev. Thomas Davis, a Church of England hymn-writer is Michael Middleton's paternal ancestor.[51][52][53][54]

Potternewton Hall Estate, near Leeds - home to generations of Michael Middleton's ancestors, including his grandmother, Olive Middleton (née Lupton)

Michael Middleton's family tree is linked, via his Leeds-born cousin, Lady Bullock (née Barbara Lupton),[55] to William Petty-FitzMaurice, 1st Marquess of Lansdowne, Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1782–83. Through his direct ancestor, Dame Anne Fairfax (née Gascoigne), Michael Middleton has several descents from King Edward III.[56][57][58][59][60][61][62][63]

According to genealogists Patrick Cracroft-Brennan and Anthony Adolph, Michael Middleton's children descend, via their mother, from Elizabeth Plantagenet, King Edward IV's illegitimate daughter by Elizabeth Lucy, via Sir Thomas Blakiston Conyers, 9th Bt. of Horden, Durham.[64][65] Catherine and Prince William's closest common ancestors are Sir William Blakiston of Gibside and his wife Jane Lambton, making them eleventh cousins once removed,[64][65] These findings echo Christopher Challender Child's research, published in 2011.[66]

The Blakiston-Bowes Cabinet, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, provided proof that Catherine shared ancestry with Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. Catherine and the Queen Mother share a common ancestor, County Durham's Sir William Blakiston, whose great granddaughter, Elizabeth Blakiston, married into the Bowes-Lyon family who were ancestors of the Queen Mother, née Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. The cabinet was made in Newcastle upon Tyne to celebrate the union of the two families. Reports suggest that Catherine and the Queen Mother's blood cousinship was the reason Catherine wore the Queen Mother's tiara when she wed Prince William.[67][68][69]

Arms[modifier | modifier le code]

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Television and film portrayals[modifier | modifier le code]

William & Kate, a television movie about Catherine's romance, was released on 18 April 2011, with Catherine and William played by Camilla Luddington and Nico Evers-Swindell respectively. Other members of the Middleton family were played by: Christopher Cousins (Michael Middleton), Serena Scott Thomas (Carole Middleton), Mary Elise Hayden (Pippa Middleton), and Calvin Goldspink (James Middleton).[70] A number of television programmes were also shown in the UK before the wedding which provided deeper insights into the couple's relationship and backgrounds, including When Kate Met William[71] and Channel 4's Meet the Middletons.[72]

References[modifier | modifier le code]

  1. ↑ (en) Camilla Tominey, « Truth behind Prince George's love of aviation », Daily Express, UK,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « It (the photograph) shows the Duchess of Cambridge's grandfather, Captain Peter Middleton, with Prince Philip in 1962...flew regularly together on 2 month tour of South America... »
  2. ↑ Matt McClure, « Hope and glory: Air war vet looks to reminisce with Kate Middleton », Calgary Herald, (consulté le ) : « Greig worked alongside Kate Middleton's grandfather, Capt. Middleton, training pilots. »
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  9. ↑ a et b (en) Matthew Sparkes, « Pictured: Royal couple's grandparents' jet-age meeting », Daily Telegraph,‎ (lire en ligne)
  10. ↑ « Wartime RAF pilot who in peacetime flew for BEA and accompanied the Duke of Edinburgh on a tour of South America – Obituary – Peter Middleton (1920–2010) », UK, (consulté le ) : « Peter Middleton's first close encounter with the Royal Family was when he acted as First Officer to the Duke of Edinburgh on a two-month flying tour of South America that Prince Philip made in 1962. The second was at his 90th birthday in September when he met Prince William, who was about to become engaged to his granddaughter Kate...The Duke piloted 49 of the tour's 62 flights, often with Middleton by his side... (The Duke later sent Middleton) a letter of thanks and a pair of gold cufflinks... »
  11. ↑ Gordon Rayner, « How the family of 'commoner' Kate Middleton has been rubbing shoulders with royalty for a century », UK, (consulté le ) : « In 1962 the Duchess's grandfather Peter Middleton, an airline pilot, acted as first officer to the Duke of Edinburgh on a two-month flying tour of South America.....He (Peter Middleton) passed away in 2010 at the age of 90 and both Kate and Prince William attended his funeral »
  12. ↑ (en) « Valerie Middleton », Yorkshire Post,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « Kate's great-grandfather, Richard Noel Middleton, was a solicitor, a founder of the Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra... »
  13. ↑ (en) Eun Kyung Kim, « Duchess Kate visits WWII codebreaking site where grandmother worked », Today,‎ (lire en ligne)
  14. ↑ (en) Anita Singh, « Duchess of Cambridge learns grandmother's wartime past », Daily Telegraph, UK,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « ‘Well done, girls. A signal has been intercepted from Tokyo to Geneva and it's the signal that the Japanese are surrendering......(he) did say a message has gone to the King and the Prime Minister but it cannot be announced until Geneva has sent on the message to London.... »
  15. ↑ (en) Pauline Maclaran, Royal Fever: The British Monarchy in Consumer Culture, University of California Press, (ISBN 0520962141, lire en ligne), p. 259 :

    « Olive...was a society beauty educated at Roedean School, one of the top... »
  16. ↑ (en) Chris Elliot, « Revealed: How Meghan Markle's ancestry was shaped by Cambridge », Cambridge News,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « Olive Middleton was accepted into Newnham College (University of Cambridge) in 1900, where her sister Anne later studied... »
  17. ↑ (en) Carolyn Harris, Raising Royalty: 1000 Years of Royal Parenting, Dundurn, (ISBN 9781459735712, lire en ligne) :

    « Income from the trust established from the fortunes of Michael's grandmother, wool manufacturing heiress Olive Lupton,... »
  18. ↑ (en) « Royal wedding: Family tree », BBC News, UK,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « He (R. Noel Middleton) attended Clifton College in Bristol as a boarder before heading to Leeds University and qualifying as a solicitor. He met and married aristocrat Olive Lupton. »
  19. ↑ « Potternewton Hall, Entrance Gates », Leodis – a Photographic Archive of Leeds, UK Gov. City of Leeds (consulté le ) : « In 1921, Mrs Olive Middleton and her sister, Miss Anne Lupton, inherited both the woollen cloth manufacturing business from their father, Francis Martineau Lupton, and a stake in another firm, the New Briggate Arcade Company.... solicitor Mr R. Noel Middleton (died 1951) was the director of William Lupton and Sons Ltd, Est. 1773 »
  20. ↑ Claudia Joseph, « Kate - The Making of a Princess », Random House, (consulté le ) : « The whole family used to gather at Beechwood, the Lupton family's old seat, where Olive's father Francis had ....(Chapter 8) »
  21. ↑ « Elmete Lane, Beechwood, aerial view », Leodis – a Photographic Archive of Leeds, UK Leeds City Council (consulté le ) : « By 1870, Francis Lupton Esq. owned both the Potternewton Hall/Newton Hall (Park) Estate and Beechwood....As landed gentry, Beechwood typically provided for the Lupton family's enjoyment of polo, hunting and tennis »
  22. ↑ a et b « Headingley Castle », sur Leodis – A photographic Archive of Leeds (consulté le )
  23. ↑ (en) Gordon Rayner, « 'Middle-class' Duchess of Cambridge's relative wore crown and attended George V's coronation », The Daily Telegraph,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « The (Lupton) relations... were very much landed gentry and we now know that some of them had titles »
  24. ↑ « Gledhow Hall, Sir James Kitson », Leodis – a Photographic Archive of Leeds, UK Gov. City of Leeds (consulté le ) : « Leeds politician, Francis Martineau Lupton, (who) was the first cousin of Lady Airedale's mother – Baroness von Schunck (nee Kate Lupton). Francis Martineau Lupton was the great-great-grandfather of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. »
  25. ↑ Mill Hill Chapel History on the church website.Mill Hill Chapel History « https://web.archive.org/web/20130724145359/http://millhillchapel.org.uk/chapel_history.htm »(Archive.org • Wikiwix • Archive.is • Google • Que faire ?),
  26. ↑ (en) Nick Gutteridge, « PICTURED: Kate's great grandmother and her own extraordinary contribution to Britain's war », Daily Express, UK,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « She (Olive Middleton, née Lupton) grew up in opulent surroundings at the family's ancestral seat of Potternewton Hall Estate, near Leeds in Yorkshire, after being born into one of the pre-eminent families of her time...she (Olive Middleton) volunteered to work as a nurse at the sprawling estate of her second cousin Baroness Airedale, Gledhow Hall »
  27. ↑ (en) Nick Gutteridge, « Kate's hero relative died at the Somme after signing up to fight alongside Diana's grandad », Daily Express,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « Lieutenant Lupton attended Trinity College, Cambridge at the same time as Princess Diana's grandfather Albert Spencer, 7th Earl Spencer, where both men studied the same subject. After studying together between 1910 and 1913 the two men enrolled at the same time to play their part in the war effort.....Both of Lieutenant Lupton's brothers - the Duchess' other great, great, uncles - were also killed during the First World War... »
  28. ↑ Michael Reed, « Gledhow Hall », House and Heritage - David Poole, (consulté le )
  29. ↑ E. Bradford, « They Lived In Leeds - Francis Martineau Lupton », May 2014 - The Thoresby Society, The Leeds Library, Leeds, (consulté le )
  30. ↑ (en) Gordon Rayner, « How the family of 'commoner' Kate Middleton has been rubbing shoulders with royalty for a century », UK Daily Telegraph,‎ (lire en ligne)
  31. ↑ « Elmete Lane, Beechwood, aerial view », sur Leodis – A photographic Archive of Leeds (consulté le )
  32. ↑ (en) M. Laycock, « Duchess of Cambridge's links with stately home near York revealed », York Press,‎ (lire en ligne)
  33. ↑ (en) « Open Gardens, Beechwood, Elmete Lane, Roundhay, Courtesy of The Misses Lupton, (20 July 1952) – Cups of tea available », Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, West Yorkshire, England, {{Article}} : paramètre « date » manquant (lire en ligne)
  34. ↑ « Death of Major A.M.Lupton », Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer West Yorkshire, England, (consulté le ) : « The death occurred in his residence at Chapeltown Road on Saturday of Major Arthur Michael Lupton, M.C., son Mr. Arthur G. Lupton. Major Lupton met with a serious accident while hunting with the Bramham Moor last year...at the age of 44.... wife and (son) Thomas.... »
  35. ↑ (en) Claudia Joseph, Kate: The Making of a Princess, Random House, (ISBN 9781907195358, lire en ligne), « 7 - » :

    « Arthur (Michael Lupton) split his time supervising the farm at Beechwood where he had grown up....playing polo and hunting....he (Captain Arthur Michael Lupton) died when his son Tom was only nine year old... »
  36. ↑ « Planning - Asket Hill Housing Development...Roundhay », Leeds City Council (UK), (consulté le ) : « Mr M, Mr D and Ms H. Lupton – the children of Tom Lupton and great nephews and niece of Elinor and Elizabeth Lupton – were keen to ensure that, despite any Asket Hill (at Beechwood) housing developments, as wildlife lovers, they would protect their family's land just as their great aunts had done years ago. »
  37. ↑ (en) Tim Walker, « Duchess of Cambridge is related to Beatrix Potter », The Daily Telegraph,‎ , p. 8 (lire en ligne)
  38. ↑ (en) « Found in the attic: Benjamin money », The Antiques Trade Gazette,‎ (lire en ligne)
  39. ↑ (en) Dr. C. A. Lupton, The Lupton Family in Leeds., Wm. Harrison and Son,
  40. ↑ « Tonight's Concert », Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer West Yorkshire, England, (consulté le ) : « Tonight's Concert. The Princess Royal and the Lady Mayoress (Miss E. G. Lupton) will be present in the Town Hall at 6.30 pm. to-day for the second concert.... »
  41. ↑ « Bramham Moor Hunt », Leeds City Council - UK Gov. (consulté le )
  42. ↑ « Ancestors of Kate Middleton Found On Film », British Pathe, (consulté le )
  43. ↑ a et b « The Duchess of Cambridge becomes the Patron of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the Nursing Now campaign », The Royal Family, (consulté le )
  44. ↑ Olivia Buxton Smith, « The Duchess of Cambridge pays sartorial tribute to nurses as she launches Nursing Now campaign », The Telegraph, (consulté le )
  45. ↑ (en) U. Blott, « The Duchess of Cambridge says Prince William is 'in denial' about third child », New Zealand Herald,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « This campaign means a lot to me personally. My great-grandmother and grandmother were both volunteer nurses... »
  46. ↑ H. Furness, « Duchess of Cambridge to become champion of nurses », UK Daily Telegraph - 15 February 2018 (consulté le ) : « The Duchess' own great-grandmother, Olive Middleton, is known to have worked as a nurse, caring for wounded servicemen after the Leeds estate belonging to a cousin - Florence, Baroness Airedale - was turned into a field hospital. There, in Gledhow Hall, she is reported to have nursed men... »
  47. ↑ E. Bradford, « They Lived In Leeds - Francis Martineau Lupton », May 2014 - The Thoresby Society, The Leeds Library, Leeds, (consulté le ) : « Frank (Francis Martineau Lupton) entered local politics and was elected a Councillor and then Alderman »
  48. ↑ John Burke, « The Patrician », E. Churton, 1847 (page 188) (consulté le ) : « Marriage - Francis Lupton, Esq., of Leeds to Frances Elizabeth Greenhow, only daughter of T. M. Greenhow, Esq., ... »
  49. ↑ (en) Harriet Martineau, Harriet Martineau's Letters to Fanny Wedgwood, Stanford University Press, (lire en ligne), p. 150 :

    « (May 1857) My (H. Martineau) niece, Mrs (Frances) Lupton and her husband came for two days »
  50. ↑ (en) Hannah Furness, « Duchess of Cambridge visits National Portrait Gallery, home of little-known Middleton family paintings », Daily Telegraph,‎ (lire en ligne)
  51. ↑ William Addams Reitwiesner, The Ancestry of Catherine Middleton, Boston, Massachusetts, New England Historic Genealogical Society, (ISBN 978-0-88082-252-7), p. 16
  52. ↑ « Reverend Thomas Davis », thePeerage.com (consulté le )Modèle:Unreliable source?
  53. ↑ William Addams Reitwiesner, The Ancestry of Catherine Middleton, Boston, Massachusetts, New England Historic Genealogical Society, (ISBN 978-0-88082-252-7), p. 9
  54. ↑ « Olive Christiana Lupton », thePeerage.com (consulté le )Modèle:Unreliable source?
  55. ↑ (en) Michael Reed, « Duchess of Cambridge not posh? Her ancestor was lord mayor of Leeds », The Guardian,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « My research revealed that Kate's second cousin, thrice removed, is Leeds-born Lady Bullock (Barbara May Lupton), a Cambridge graduate. »
  56. ↑ (en) Katie Nicholl, Kate: The Future Queen, Weinstein Books, (lire en ligne) :

    « (Michael Middleton's family were) linked to earls, countesses, a former Prime Minister – William Petty-FitzMaurice, (the first) 1st Marquess of Lansdowne, who served as Prime Minister... »
  57. ↑ Gordon Rayner, « 'Middle-class' Duchess of Cambridge's relative wore crown and attended George V's coronation », UK, (consulté le ) : « Her (Duchess of Cambridge's) father Michael is a descendant of Edward III »
  58. ↑ William Addams Reitwiesner, « The ancestry of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge », New England Historic Genealogical Society, (consulté le ) : « 38561 – (Michael Middleton's ancestor) Agnes Gascoigne has several descents from King Edward III »
  59. ↑ Nikkhah Roya, « Duchess of Cambridge discovers blue blood in her own family », UK, (consulté le ) : « Further research found that in 1917, Barbara Lupton had married Sir Christopher Bullock, a Cambridge scholar and descendant of William Petty FitzMaurice »
  60. ↑ (en) Sarah Westcott, « Family tree reveals Duchess of Cambridge Kate MIddleton's aristocratic roots », Daily Express, UK,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « He (Lord Shelburne, 1st Marquess of Lansdowne) is related to (Michael Middleton's daughter) Kate through Lady Barbara Bullock... »
  61. ↑ (en) Testamenta Eboracensia, vol. V, Durham, Andrews & Co, , 121–123 p. :

    « "Dame Anne Fairfax, my (Sir Thomas') wif" – as executrix and she is granted administration 11 April 1521. »
  62. ↑ (en) Mike Laycock, « Duchess of Cambridge's links with stately home near York revealed », The Press (York),‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « ....he discovered previously unpublished pictures in the depths of the Leeds archives showing the Potternewton Hall Estate where Olive ...(and) her blood cousin Baroness von Schunck...grew up. »
  63. ↑ Michael Reed, « POTTERNEWTON HALL », House and Heritage, (consulté le ) : « ...the Duchess’s great-grandmother, Olive Lupton (later Middleton), was born and grew up on the Potternewton Hall Estate near Leeds...Darnton Lupton had lived at Potternewton Hall from the 1830’s and had been Mayor of Leeds in 1844....From 1860 the (Barker) family had split their estate and sold Potternewton Hall to Frank Lupton, a wool merchant and mill owner, and the father of politician Francis Martineau Lupton (who was Olive's father and had himself grown up at Potternewton Hall). The Lupton family had been landowners since the 18th century and Frank’s brother, Arthur Lupton, a wool merchant in the family firm, owned the adjacent Newton Hall Estate. Arthur had nurtured ideas for subdivisions on his adjoining estates since the 1850’s and in 1870 decided to sell Newton Hall to Frank and his other brother, Darnton Lupton. »
  64. ↑ a et b (en) Patrick Cracroft-Brennan, « How royal is the royal baby? », Channel 4,‎ (lire en ligne) :

    « 'This ups the game a little – making the pair 11th cousins once removed.' »
  65. ↑ a et b Robin Turner, « Prince George related to Llywelyn the Great, claims genealogist » [archive du ], WalesOnline, Media Wales, (consulté le ) : « 'This means that Prince George's parents William and Kate are related to each other through Edward IV' »
  66. ↑ Christopher Challender Child, A Gratifying Discovery: Connecting Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, to Sir Thomas Conyers, 9th Bt. of Horden, Durham, vol. 12, New England Historic Genealogical Society, fall 2011, 35–36 p. (lire en ligne [archive du ])
  67. ↑ (en) Rebecca Perring, « Proof Kate Middleton IS related to Queen Mother: Duchess to view cabinet proving ancestry », Daily Express, UK,‎ (lire en ligne)
  68. ↑ (en) Katie Richardson, « Duchess of Cambridge shares Queen Mother's County Durham ancestor according to new research », The Northern Echo,‎ , p. 7 (lire en ligne) :

    « It makes sense that Kate wore the Queen Mother's tiara when she married Prince William – both women share a great deal; Durham ancestry, the vast Gibside Estate and the same famous cabinet »
  69. ↑ (en) Zachary Stieber, « Queen Elizabeth Mother Related to Kate Middleton, New Research Shows », Epoch Times,‎ (lire en ligne)
  70. ↑ William and Kate Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 19 February 2011
  71. ↑ Rewind TV: When Kate Met William; Kate and William: Romance and the Royals; The Suspicions of Mr Whicher; The Crimson Petal and the White The Observer, 1 May 2011
  72. ↑ TV review: Meet the Middletons; Help! My House is Infested; The Reckoning The Guardian, 18 April 2011

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  • Coryne Hall, « Well Connected », Majesty, London, Rex Publications Limited, vol. 34, no 10,‎ , p. 38–39 :

    « The Lupton family were certainly no strangers to royalty.....The Duchess of Cambridge may have working-class ancestors but she has distinguished ones too. »

  • (en) Jill Ashley Miller, Call Back Yesterday, London, Strathmore Publishing London 2007, , 98, 99, 125 - References Lupton family (ISBN 978-0-9550887-3-5, lire en ligne)
  • (en) Kelly's Handbook to the Titled, Landed & Official Classes, vol. 47, Kelly's Directories, (lire en ligne) :

    « Lupton, Charles (O.B.E. 1918), L.L.D. Leeds, Dept. Lieut... surv. s. 01 Francis Lupton, Esq., J.P. of Beechwood, Roundhay; b. 1855; M. 1888, Katharine, 04 dau. of Thomas Ashton, n.1.., J.P., of Ford Bank, Didsbury and Hyde, Cheshire; admitted a solicitor 1881; »

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