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Elizabeth Leigh Murray, born in 1815, was the daughter of Henry Lee (1765â1836), an actor, playwright and theatre manager, and his second wife Miss Lloyd. As might be expected for a theatrical family of that period, Elizabeth was placed on stage early in life, appearing in
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