Lady Hatt (RWS)

The Railway Series

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For other uses, see Jane (disambiguation).

Lady Hatt

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Background Information

Character Overview

Name

Lady Jane Hatt (née Brown)^[1]

Nickname(s)

Lady Hatt

Gender

Female

Country of Origin

Island of Sodor

Residence

Topham Hall

Affiliation

North Western Railway

Biographical Background

Spouse(s)

Sir Topham Hatt I (1910-1956)

Children

Barbara Jane Regaby (née Hatt)^[1]
Charles Topham Hatt

Relative(s)

Stephen and Bridget Hatt (grandchildren)
Sir Handel Brown I (brother)
Sir Handel Lloyd Brown II (nephew)
Dorothy Brown (née Lloyd) (sister-in-law)^[1]
Henry Regaby (son-in-law)^[1]
Lady Amanda Hatt (née Croarie) (daughter-in-law)^[1]

Lady Jane Hatt (née Brown)^[1] was Sir Topham Hatt I's wife and the sister of Sir Handel Brown I. She was very kind towards the engines.

Biography[]

Jane Brown married Mr. Topham Hatt in 1910, and they had two children together; Barbara Jane, born the year after their marriage, in 1911, and Charles Topham, born three years later in 1914. Upon Topham receiving a Baronetcy in 1948, Jane became Lady Hatt. She lived with her husband at Topham Hall in Wellsworth. She became a widow upon her husband's death in 1956.

Personality[]

The engines were extremely fond of her and liked when she visited the railway or rode in one of their coaches. A kind and gentle woman, Lady Hatt usually praised the engines for their good deeds.

Attire[]

In Toby the Tram Engine, Lady Hatt's outfit consisted of a blue top with a slate grey blouse and black shoes. Her hair was also short and black. During her trip in East Anglia with her family, she wore a blue dress with a white band around the waist.

In Thomas' Christmas Party, Lady Hatt was portrayed wearing a teal blue dress with a teal blue vest over it with a white flower corsage. She also wore a blue hat, white gloves, white shoes, and had curly short blond hair instead of black hair.