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     • Jane Austen describes Martha Lloyd in a letter of 1808 as a ‘friend and sister under every circumstance’. The Lloyds were neighbours of the Austens in Jane’s childhood home of Steventon and her sister Mary married Jane’s eldest brother, James.
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   How did Jane Austen and Martha Lloyd become friends?

   • In the countryside where opportunities to form close acquaintances were limited, the daughters of both families became close friends, especially Martha Lloyd and Jane Austen. Despite Jane being ten years younger than Martha, they obviously got along very well. Martha became like a second sister to Jane.

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   Is Jane Austen friends with Cassandra Lloyd?

   • Jane Austen and Cassandra Lloyd were very close friends. They lived near each other in the countryside and there were not many opportunities to form close acquaintances. The daughters of both families became close friends, especially Jane Austen and Martha Lloyd. Jane was ten years younger than Martha but they obviously got on very well.

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   Who did Mary Lloyd marry as her second husband?

   • Mary Lloyd, the younger of the two sisters, married James Austen as his second wife after his first wife died. The Reverend George Austen died on January 21st 1805 in Bath. Martha’s mother died soon after. Mrs Austen, Cassandra, and Mary Lloyd decided to pool their resources and live together.

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   Was Jane Austen close friends with Martha Lloyd?

   • Jane Austen had the love of her family and especially her sister Cassandra, and her best friend Martha Lloyd, who was born in 1765. Jane Austen experienced love from other human beings and she gave love to others. Let's have a look at what we can find out about Jane's relationship with Martha Lloyd.

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   How did Martha Lloyd become close to Jane Austen?

   • Martha Lloyd became like a second sister to Jane Austen. When James Austen married in 1792, he took over the parish at Deane, requiring the parsonage there. The Lloyd family had to move out and went to Ibthorpe, a small hamlet near Hurstbourne Tarrant in Hampshire, fifteen miles further away. This must have been hard for Jane and Martha, making their bond even closer.

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   How old was Martha Austen compared to Jane Austen?

   • Martha was ten years older than Jane Austen. They obviously got on very well, with Martha becoming like a second sister to Jane. When James Austen married in 1792, he took over the parish at Deane and so required the parsonage there.

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3. janeaustenlf.org › pride-and-possibilities-moreIssue 34: Jane Austen's BFF - Martha Lloyd — Jane Austen ...

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   Apr 9, 2018 · Martha had two sisters, Mary and Eliza, and in 1789 after the death of Reverend Lloyd, the Lloyd family women rented Deane Parsonage from George Austen. A life long tapestry of kinship began to weave itself together.

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4. janeaustensworld.com › 2010/10/11 › jane-austensJane Austen’s friend Martha Lloyd

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   Oct 12, 2010 · There were not many chances to form close acquaintances in the countryside and the daughters of both families all became close friends, especially Martha Lloyd and Jane Austen. Jane was ten years younger than Martha but they obviously got on very well. Martha became like a second sister to Jane.

5. racheldodge.com › 2021/05/12 › jane-austens-best-friendMartha Lloyd: Jane Austen’s Best Friend - Rachel Dodge

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   May 12, 2021 · JANE AUSTEN’S BEST FRIEND: THE LIFE AND INFLUENCE OF MARTHA LLOYD offers a unique insight into Jane’s private inner circle. Each chapter details fascinating facts and friendship forming qualities that tied Jane and Martha together.

6. janeaustensworld.com › tag › martha-and-mary-lloydMartha and Mary Lloyd - Jane Austen's World

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   May 29, 2024 · Martha and Mary soon became close friends of Jane and her sister Cassandra. Eventually both Lloyd sisters married into the Austen family. In 1792, Jane’s eldest brother James and his wife Anne took over Deane parsonage, spending £200 to refurnish it, more than they could actually afford.

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   Jane Austen describes Martha Lloyd in a letter of 1808 as a ‘friend and sister under every circumstance’. The Lloyds were neighbours of the Austens in Jane’s childhood home of Steventon and her sister Mary married Jane’s eldest brother, James.

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   Mar 26, 2021 · Jane Austen met Martha Lloyd when she was 13 and, despite a ten year age gap (Martha was 23), they became friends for life. Through Martha's life story, Wheddon shows us a different side to Austen; the female friend and fun loving wit who liked to party and dance the night away.

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   Mar 2, 2021 · Jane and Martha's close friendship shows how they supported each other in their life choices. Although in some ways, you see Martha through Jane's eyes, she emerges as a warm and loyal friend who was extremely capable.