February 1807 – 29 June 1894), who married Isabella Davies and had children Francis John Russell (born 1805), who joined the Navy. Lady Georgiana Elizabeth Russell (1810 – 22 March 1867), who married Charles Romilly and had children Lady Louisa Jane Russell (8 July 1812 – 31 March 1905), who married James Hamilton, 1st Duke of Abercorn, and had children Francis John Russell (born 1816), who joined the Navy. Lord Cosmo Russell (1817 – 1875), who married Anne Norbury General Lord Alexander Russell (16 September 1821 – 10 January 1907), who married Anne Holmes and had children Lady Rachel Evelyn Russell (1826 – 21 February 1898), who married Lord James Butler (son of James Butler, 1st Marquess of Ormonde) and had children In 1806 the duchess accompanied her husband to Ireland, where he served for a year as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. She also assisted the duke in implementing reforms on his estate, and it was said that she "had a strong natural sense of fairness and candour" and In 1823 the duchess met the artist Edwin Landseer, who had been commissioned to paint her portrait. He began giving her art lessons. The duke and duchess paid Landseer generously for the portrait. Soon she embarked on an affair with Landseer, of which the duke seems to have been aware. Georgiana began renting Doune House in Scotland as a retreat. A engraving of this portrait was published in The Keepsake annual for 1829, together with a poetical commentary by Letitia Elizabeth Landon, simply entitled . As Dowager Following the duke's death in 1839, the duchess moved to Endsleigh House in Devon, Woburn now being the property of her stepson Francis, the new duke. Endsleigh had been built by the duke, during their marriage, as a private family residence, with gardens designed by Humphry Repton. The Dowager Duchess also continued to live at Bedford Lodge on Campden Hill in Kensington and made it a famous centre for social gatherings. Duchess of Bedford's Walk in Kensington is named in her honour. Her finances were strained after her husband's death, who had left the new duke considerable debts, and she asked Lord Holland to allow her to graze a cow on Holland House land so that she could have fresh milk. It has been suggested that Landseer proposed marriage to Georgiana in 1840, and that she rejected him, a disappointment from which he never