• Name: Boinville, Alfred
• Gender: Male
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The Boinville family had a long association with the Godwins. Alfred was the son of Chastel and Harriet. The Godwins and the Boinvilles became close in the 1800s. The Boinvilles were close friends of the Newtons, another family of fervent Godwinians.

• MS. Abinger c. 43, fols. 46-7: not dated
• Letters of Mary W. Shelley, mostly unpublished, ed. Henry Howard Harper (Minneapolis, 1918).
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• Name: Boinville, Cornelia (Turner)
• Gender: Female
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The Boinville family had a long association with the Godwins. Cornelia was the daughter of Chastel and Harriet and the family became close to the Godwins in the 1800s. Cornelia married Thomas Turner, another longtime advocate of Godwin, in 1812. In the spring of 1814, before Percy Shelley and Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin became close, Shelley, according to his wife Harriet, had been very attentive to Cornelia in her husband's absence. Godwin told Turner, who took his wife to Devon, ensuring she did not see Shelley again. (St Clair, p. 360)

For a fuller discussion see Harriet Boinville

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