Fance, Miss, daughter of Major and Mrs. Fance, Herefordshire neighbour.
Fance, Mrs., friend and Herefordshire neighbour of the Barretts, to whom EBB presented a copy of The Battle of Marathon (1820).
Faraday, Michael (1791–1867), natural philosopher, scientific adviser, and Sandemanian.
Faucit, Helena (real name Saville, afterwards Martin, 1814–98), Lady Martin, actress. In AB-2, AB-3, AB-7.
Fauveau, Félicie de (1801–1886), French sculptress. Her mother was Anne (Feb 1779–13 April 1858). Older brother was Hippolyte.
Félix, Elizabeth (1821–58), better known as Mademoiselle Rachael, actress.
Fell, Marianne (née Offer, 1821–1903), correspondent. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-5.
Fellows, Charles (1799–1860), traveller and archaeologist.
Felton, Cornelius Conway (1807–62), American educator, professor of Greek literature and president of Harvard University.
Fenton, Henry Philip (d. 1907, aged 86), diplomat.
Ferdinand II (1810–59), Bourbon King of the Two Sicilies.
Ferdinando, see Romagnoli, Ferdinando.
Field, Henry William (1803–88), coin designer and assayer.
Fielding, Henry (1707–54), author and magistrate.
Fields, Ann (“Annie”), (née Adams, 1834–1915), American literary hostess, writer, and wife of James Thomas Fields.
Fields, James Thomas (1817–81), American publisher, editor, and poet.
Fisher, Harriet Theodosia (1809–48), step-daughter of Joseph Garrow and half-sister of Theodosia Trollope.
Fisher, William (1817–95), Irish- born portrait and subject painter. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-5, AB-6.
Fitton, Sarah Mary (ca. 1796–1874), writer of children’s books. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-5.
FitzPatrick, Gertrude (afterwards Smyth, 1831–1912), eldest dau. of John Wilson FitzPatrick, later (1869), 1st Baron Castletown. She married (1862) Edward Skeffington Randal Smyth (1831–97).
Flaxman, John (1755–1826), sculptor, decorative designer, and illustrator.
Fletcher, John (1579–1625), playwright.
Flood, Frances (née Hanford, 1823–75), sister of Compton John Hanford.
Flower, Eliza (1803–46), radical and composer. In AB-2. See biographical sketch.
Fonblanque, Albany William (1793–1872), political journalist and journal editor.
