House of Wessely d’Elzevier
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| El Bridget | |
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| Noble House | |
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| Country |  Atmora |
| Founded | 7 March, 1609 |
| Founder | Lawrence, 1st Duke of Dalkeith |
| Current head | Francine L. Bridget, 16th Duchess of Dalkeith |
| Titles | Duke of Dalkeith Marquess of Kintyre Count El Bridget Viscount of Dalkeith Baron El Bridget |
| Style(s) | Your Highness |
| Estate(s) | Dalkeith Palace Lyonhall Palace |
| Cadet branches | TBA |
El Bridget is the surname of a Lieseltanian noble family, also known as the House of El Bridget or the L. Bridget Family. This El Bridget family has been one of the richest and most influential aristocratic families in Lieseltania and Atmora since the 18th century, and has been rivalled in political influence perhaps only by the Count of Rosebery and the Campbell family.
Members
- The Duke and Duchess of Dalkeith (the duke and his wife)
- TheMarchioness of Kintrye and Howard Ellis (the duke's daughter and son-in-law)
- Countess Louise L. Bridget
- Countess Sophia L. Bridget and Edmund Wieringa (the duke's daughter and son-in-law)
- Count Lawrence L. Bridget (the duke's son)
- Estella, Grand Duchess of Styria (the duke's daughter)
- TheMarchioness of Kintrye and Howard Ellis (the duke's daughter and son-in-law)
- Count Alexander L. Bridget and Countess Margaret L. Bridget (the duke's brother and sister-in-law)
- Countess Erika L. Bridget (the duke's niece)
- Countess Francine L. Bridget and George Smith (the duke's niece and nephew-in-law)
- Jonathan Smith
- Sophia Smith
- Countess Madeline L. Bridget and Michiel van Jeveren (the duke's sister and brother-in-law)
- David van Jeveren and Anne-Marije van Jeveren (the duke's nephew and niece-in-law)
- William van Jeveren (the duke's grand nephew)
- Charlotte van Jeveren (the duke's grand niece)
- Erika van Jeveren (the duke's grand niece)
- Jacqueline van Jeveren (the duke's niece)
- David van Jeveren and Anne-Marije van Jeveren (the duke's nephew and niece-in-law)