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Nothing infuriated Lady Jeanette Virginia Beaufort when she heard her husband on the October day in 2190 say "Oh! Just a mere girl."
Lady Jeanette Virginia looks at her husband, Lord Frederick William Howard and tells him " How dare you say that about our daughter."
"I have given you two sons and if you want a fourth child you better apologize or you can forget about a fourth child." Lady Jeanette states.
"Go find yourself a whore and sire a third son." Lady Jeanette states.
"I will never leave you my territory." Lady Jeanette states.
"I am a mere girl and I am my father's heiress and you will never get your stingley hands on my territory." Lady Jeanette tells Lord Frederick William.
"I will make a wager that my daughter can outdo any of your sons." Lady Jeanette tells her husband.
"What do you wager?" Lord Frederick William asks.
"I have my sons and I will leave your good nothing Howard rear-end and return to Beaufort where you have no right to tread." Lady Jeanette states.
"I did not have to marry you. My father left it up to me." Lady Jeanette states.
"Oh! You had good looks and a title but that is all you came with." Lady Jeanette states " I had my choice of young men."
"No man is going to call my daughter just a mere girl." Lady Jeanette states.
As time goes by Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard grows up to be a beautiful young woman that can beat her brothers in almost everything including sports, arm-wrestling, wrestling, archery, horse-back riding, swimming, dancing, singing, and softball.
One by one Lord Frederick William Howard's sons complain to their father " Our sister is beating us in everything."
Lord Frederick William Howard looks at his sons " Stop your damn complaining and whining." Lord Frederick William tells his sons.
Lady Jeanette Virginia looks at her husband and she says, " Oh just a mere girl that can beat your sons."
Lord Frederick William looks at his wife, "Alright,
Lady Jeanette. You have made your point and it is well taken and I admit that I was wrong." Lord Frederick William admits.
Lady Jeanette makes a second wager " I bet you that my daughter will give you your first grandson." Lady Jeanette states " If I was any woman I wouldn't marry any of your sons."
"Oh ! They are my sons now, Lady Jeanette." Lord Frederick William asks.
"You called them "Your sons " from the time they were born if I remember." Lady Jeanette states.
"Lord Andrew Charles is the only one I will claim. He has potential whereas Lord Frederick William and Lord Charles Andrew have no potential.' Lady Jeanette states.
"I sure hope I am wrong about Lord Frederick William II , but Lord Charles Andrew Howard is just like you Lord Frederick William and I pity the woman that marries him." Lady Jeanette tells her husband.
Well in 2206, Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard meets the very handsome, educated grandson of Lord John Carey, Lord William Philip Carey and Lord Phillip Carey is very happy that his heir is going to marry Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard.
Well, Lord William Philip Carey marries Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard in 2207 and lo and behold, Lady Jeanette Virginia wins a second wager with Lord Frederick William and Lady Sophia Charlotte gives birth to Lord Frederick William Howard first grandson, Lord George Frederick Carey in 2208
Lady Jeanette tells her husband " Oh! They were only mere girls, Empress Matilda, Queen Elizabeth I of England, Kosem, Sultana of The Ottoman Empire, Empress Catherine I and II of Russia, Queen Anne of England and Queen Victoria of England."
"Lord Frederick William Howard both Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria had ages named after them the "Elizabethan and Victorian Age." Lady Jeanette states.
Lord Frederick William Howard Senior looks up at his wife and says "You have made your point." and Lady Sophia Charlotte carries in her arms Lord Frederick William Howard's first grandson in her arms " Look at my fine son, father and he is your first grandson." Lady Sophia Charlotte states.
"Lord Philip is a very happy man that has a grandson to carry on his Dukedom."
"Now have any of my brothers given you a grandson to secure your Dukedom." Lady Sophia Charlotte asks her father.
"No. Lady Sophia Charlotte, but Lady Alexandra Elizabeth is expecting her first child in 2209." Lord Frederick William tells her.
"Lord Charles Andrew's child will be your second grandchild, but mine child will always be your first born grandson and nothing can take that away." Lady Sophia Charlotte tells her father.
Lord Frederick William Howard doesn't live to see his second grandchild be born as he passes away prior to his second grandson, Lord Charles Andrew Howard JR is born in 2209.
The two first cousins grow up and love each other and they are very close to each other and Lady Alexandra Elizabeth and Lady Sophia Charlotte become very good friends and they spend a lot of time together as Lady Alexandra Elizabeth is also heiress to her father's territory of Marlborough and she knows that Lord Charles Andrew Howard Senior just wants to get a hold of her territory but it never happens as she leaves it to her first cousin, Lord Richard John Churchill, her father's late brothers' son.
Lord Charles Andrew Howard Senior doesn't repeat the same mistake as his father did to his own mother when Lady Alexandra Elizabeth gives birth to their daughter in 2215 and she is named after her paternal aunt, Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard.
Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard 2228 marries Lord Richard John Churchill and they are ancestors of The Churchill's that marry two of the granddaughters of Lord Charles Andrew Howard JR- Lady Anastasia Christina Howard and Lady Karissa Elizabeth Ann Howard.
Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard's great-great-granddaughter, Lady Caroline Matilda Carey becomes Duchess of Bedford Territory in 2331 followed by her daughter, Lady Isabella Karissa Carey, followed by her granddaughter, Lady Sophia Charlotte Carey as Lady Sophia Charlotte mother, Lady Lettice Philadelphia Carey predeceases her and she carries Bedford Territory into the 24th century.
