Children
- Emily Lorillard
- Pierre Lorillard V
- Nathaniel Griswold Lorillard
- Maude Louise Lorillard, later Baroness Revelstoke (1876 London – 2 April 1922 London) married firstly 15 April 1893 (divorced) T. Suffern Tailer, married secondly 1902 Hon. Cecil Baring, later 3rd Baron Revelstoke (1864–1934), third but second surviving son of the 1st Baron Revelstoke; her husband succeeded his unmarried elder brother in 1929. Through this marriage, Maud Lorillard is an ancestress of the present Baron and of the heir apparent to the earldom of Oxford and Asquith.
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