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Sarah Harlowe (Mrs Waldron)

(1765-1852), Actress; wife of Francis Godolphin Waldron

Sitter in 2 portraits

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Sarah Harlowe (Mrs Waldron) as Beatrice in Ravenscroft's 'The Anatomist', by Robert Cooper, published by George Cawthorn, after Samuel De Wilde - NPG L269.B7.24

Sarah Harlowe (Mrs Waldron) as Beatrice in Ravenscroft's 'The Anatomist'

by Robert Cooper, published by George Cawthorn, after Samuel De Wilde
stipple, 1807
On display in Room 11 on Floor 3 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG L269.B7.24

'Hypocrite. Act IId. Scene 1st.' (William Dowton; Sarah Harlowe (Mrs Waldron); John Liston), by and published by John William Gear - NPG D9308

'Hypocrite. Act IId. Scene 1st.' (William Dowton; Sarah Harlowe (Mrs Waldron); John Liston)

by and published by John William Gear
coloured aquatint, published July 1824
NPG D9308

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John Rusden( SH my gt..gt.gt. grandmother).

17 March 2017, 10:44

At the age of 21 S.H. had a child ( George Keylock Rusden) with the English privateer Captain Keylock Rusden. Keylock died when his son was 18 months old, and S.H. then married Francis Waldron. They raised G.K.R who attended Merchants Taylor school and the University of Cambridge before marrying Ann Townsend and running a school teaching Eastern languages at Leith Hill Place in Surrey.