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| rdfs:comment | - Lady Anne Darcy (née Fitzwilliam) is a character mentioned in Pride and Prejudice. She died before the course of the novel, so she never appears in the book, but is mentioned quite a bit by Lady Catherine, her sister. Lady Anne was the daughter of the late Earl Fitzwilliam, and is thus styled as the Lady Anne, as opposed to Mrs. Darcy. Before her death, she supposedly planned a betrothal between her son and her niece in order to reunite their two lines. According to Lady Catherine, this was her "favourite wish", but that was never confirmed.
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| abstract | - Lady Anne Darcy (née Fitzwilliam) is a character mentioned in Pride and Prejudice. She died before the course of the novel, so she never appears in the book, but is mentioned quite a bit by Lady Catherine, her sister. Lady Anne was the daughter of the late Earl Fitzwilliam, and is thus styled as the Lady Anne, as opposed to Mrs. Darcy. Lady Anne and Lady Catherine have one brother who is the current earl. Lady Anne is the mother of Fitzwilliam and Georgiana Darcy, the mother-in-law of Elizabeth Bennet Darcy, and the maternal aunt of Anne de Bourgh. Because of the close relationship she had with her sister, it is likely that Lady Catherine named her daughter after Lady Anne. Before her death, she supposedly planned a betrothal between her son and her niece in order to reunite their two lines. According to Lady Catherine, this was her "favourite wish", but that was never confirmed.
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