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See also the Genealogical Charts for Pride and Prejudice
And the Genealogical Charts for Sense and Sensibility
And the Genealogical Charts for Emma
And the Genealogical Charts for Persuasion
And the Genealogical charts for Jane Austen's own family
Bertrams, Norrises, and Prices
Lady Bertram, Mrs. Price, and Mrs. Norris are sisters (Mrs. Norris is the eldest of the three, and Lady Bertram the youngest). The names of characters who have died before the period of the main action of Mansfield Park are put in parentheses.
+-----------------------------------+-------+
| | |
Sir Thomas === Maria, Lady Bertram (Rev. Norris) === Mrs. Norris |
Bertram, Baronet | née Ward |
| |
+--------+----+---+------+ |
| | | | |
Tom Edmund Maria Julia |
ELDEST |
SON Lieut. Price === Mrs. Price
| née
| Frances Ward
|
+-------+------+------+-------+-------+------+------+-----+-+-------+
| | | | | | | | | |
William FANNY John Richard Susan (Mary) Sam Tom Charles Betsy
!____________________!
These three born after
Fanny went to Mansfield
Crawfords and Grants
We are told that Admiral Crawford was the uncle of Mary and Henry, and that Mrs. Grant was the half-sister of Mary and Henry. (From the following passage from Chapter 3 it seems that they have a common mother, since Mrs. Grant "knows nothing" of Henry and Mary's father's brother: "As children, their sister had been always very fond of them; but, as her own marriage had been soon followed by the death of their common parent, which left them to the care of a brother of their father, of whom Mrs. Grant knew nothing, she had scarcely seen them since.") In the chart, "(M)" stands for a deceased male, and "(F)" for a deceased female.
+--------------------------------+
| |
(M) === (F) === (M) (Mrs. Crawford) === Admiral Crawford ~~~ mistress
| |
| +-------------------+------------------+
| | |
Mrs. Grant === Dr. Grant Mary Crawford Henry Crawford
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