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- Only daughter of the brother of the Earl of Meath. Was 18 years old when married. Had 3 children with John Moore.
Burke's Peerages does not mention marriage to Anthony Durnford, only marriage to John Moore. John Moore requested a divorce from the House of Parliament (a rarity in those days) from Barbara Brabazon on the grounds of adultery. Apparently grounds included the facts that Edward William Durnford and George Anthony Durnford were both born while Barbara was still married to John Moore. The John Moore Divorce Bill was passed by the Lords on July 10, 1805, she married Anthony Durnford a month later. Interestingly, John Moore changed his name to Moore-Brabazon after Barbara's death.
Monumental Inscriptions in Holy Trinity Church on the east wall of the south transep: Sacred to the Memory of Barbara. The beloved wife of Lieut.-Colonel Anthony William Durnford of Colne Villa Twickenham, (Late of the Grenadier Guards) and only daughter and heiress of the late Hon. William Brabazon of Tara House, County of Meath, Ireland. Died 4th December 145. Age 76. And is interred in a private vault under St. John's Wood Chapel Regent's Park. [Cobbett, Richard Stanley, Memorials of Twickenham: Parochial and Topographical, 1872]
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