I do remember him and when he died,  and had the same thought, but the book
implies that the reference was to   Lord Mountbatten's father....
 But....it is your history and who ever said that books are infallible  ;-D)
Goodness knows that I have a hard enough time with our own history.
(VBG)Atleast  Battenberg lace was probably post   Civil War, in this country.
Happy Lacing
BarbE
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Jean Barrett
  To: Barb ETx
  Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 2:57 AM
  Subject: Re: [lace] Battenberg Lace


  Hi BarbE,
  Earl Mountbatten of Burma was Prince Phillips Uncle, not Grandfather.
  Jean in Cleveland U.K.
  On 20 Sep 2004, at 17:23, Barb ETx wrote:

  >   Yup!!!!!
  >     The first  title 'Princess of Battenberg' was created in 1858.
  > Victoria's granddaughter married into the Battenberg family.  Also  the
  > present Prince Phillip's  grand father was Earl of Mountbatten (same
  > name
  > ...anglicized).  I think I have it in near proper order.....  anyway,
  > really
  > too late for the Civil War.
  >   BarbE
  >
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