Princess Nadine Romanovskya

Princess Nadine Romanovskya (née Nadine Sylvia Ada McDougall; 5 June 1908 – 6 June 2000), also known as Princess Andrew of Russia, was a British aristocrat and heiress. She was the owner and châtelaine of Provender House in Kent, which she inherited from her maternal family. Early life and family Princess Nadine was born Nadine Sylvia Ada McDougall in London on 5 June 1908. A member of Clan MacDougall, she was the eldest of three daughters of Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert McDougall of Cawston Manor and Sylvia Nordstein. Her father was an officer in the British Army and her mother was a Finnish heiress. Nadine's maternal grandparents were the heiress Constance Paterson Borgström and the businessman and diplomat Emil Borgström. Her great-grandfather, Henrik Borgström, was a Finnish civil servant. Her father's family were wealthy due to success in the flour-milling business started by Sir John McDougall. Nadine's sister, Pamela, later married George Henry Milles-Lade, 4th Earl Sondes. She grew up at her family's estate, Provender House, in Kent. The house was noted for having been a hunting lodge of Edward, the Black Prince.