Edgar Mahmud-Cromwell

### Relatives

Sally, Duchess of Richmond (Wife) Eliza Mahmud-Cromwell, Countess of March and Kinrara (Daughter)

Lady Carson Mahmud-Cromwell (Daughter)

Maximus von Habsburg (Son-In-Law)

Andrew Wells (Son-In-Law)

Zane Wells (Grandson)

Jacob Wells (Grandson)

Lady Tatiana von Habsburg (Granddaughter)

Trevor von Habsburg (Grandson)

Oswald von Habsburg (Grandson)

Edward Rosier (Nephew)

Tracey Davis-Rosier (Niece-In-Law)

Margaret Mahmud-Cromwell (Sister)

Kelvin Mahmud-Cromwell (Brother)

Letholdus Cromwell (Father)

Esra Mahmud (Mother)

Beyza Mahmud (Aunt)

Isolde Rosier (Great Niece)

Marguerite Rosier (Great Niece)

### Affiliation

Hufflepuff, Welsh National Quidditch Team, The Quidditch Inquiry

### Occupation

Quidditch Player for the Welsh National Team (1975-1988)Writer and Creator of The Quidditch Inquiry (2013-present)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

Edgar Lawrence Letholdus Mahmud-Cromwell was born 13 July 1957 at Cromwell Estate in Ilkley, England. He was raised Catholic with his younger brother, but his older sister, Margaret, was raised Islam. Edgar did not take a saint name as he had one in his legal name, Saint Lawrence. Edgar grew up on Cromwell estate with his parents, Letholdus Cromwell, a realtor, and Esra Mahmud, a stay at home mother as well as his two siblings, older sister Margaret and younger brother Kelvin. To say the least, Edgar's parents were well off. As a child, he had a tutor and had regular quidditch lessons. Upon turning eleven, Edgar got his Hogwarts letter, one year after Margaret. He was sorted into Hufflepuff, where he was rather popular. Edgar was handsome as a teenager, and rather kind too. During his Hogwarts years, he was an extremely successful quidditch player and led Hufflepuff to numerous wins as their most talented chaser. He was closer to his sister than his brother, who seemed to be distant from the whole family except for his father. Edgar got average grades in school, but his real passions were quidditch and art. He wanted to be an artist, but it seemed that Edgar was destined to be a quidditch player. He began playing for the Welsh National Team upon his graduation, and it was at a quidditch match where history would repeat itself. Edgar's parents had met at a quidditch match, and Edgar met Sally, Duchess of Richmond, at a Quidditch match. It was 1984 when twenty-seven year old Edgar locked eyes with Sally, who was sitting in the same spot his mother had been when she met his father 31 years earlier, in an expensive seat. The two share eye contact until Edgar was pulled back into the game by a teammate calling out his name, but right after the match he knew that he had to meet her and went straight to go and find her. The two met in an awkward introduction and over the next four years, their love would grow. Thirty-one year old Edgar married thirty-three year old Sally in a beautiful religious ceremony at St. Dwynwen Chapel, followed by a reception at the Cromwell Estate. The couple went on a two month honeymoon in Italy and Sally returned pregnant. In 1989, the couple welcomed their first child, Eliza Mahmud-Cromwell, who was given the title of Countess of March and Kinrara. In 1992, they had their second child, a daughter that they named Carson, who was given the dignification of being called a Lady. The family resided at Cromwell Estate, where Edgar's mother Esra and older sister Margaret as well as her son Edward lived. It was not to worry, the 209,000 galleon or $5,225,000 etate had plenty of rom for the entire family and their privacy. Esra spent most of her time in her three joint rooms, her bedroom, library, and study. Margaret had her own room on the second floor, which was largely hers. The third floor housed Edgar and his family. Edward had a room on the first floor. Edgar and Sally had a very amorous and passionate marriage, healthy and happy, unlike the marriage of Margaret, which ended quickly and Edgar never approved of in the first place. He did, however, approve of the marriage of Edward. Margaret's son was much older than Edgar's child, Edward being eleven years older than even he and Sally's oldest, Eliza. Eliza and Carson, aged twelve and ten respectively, were both bridesmaids at their cousin's wedding to Tracey Davis. Edgar was also a godfather to their eldest child, Marguerite. The birth of Marguerite meant that Carson was closer in age to her cousin's child than to her cousin himself. Though Edgar was no longer a quidditch player since getting married, he was still an avid quidditch fan and frequently could be seen in expensive quidditch seats, or near coaches, as he was sometimes called in to help coaches work on plays for numerous teams. In 2009, Edgar published his own quidditch magazine which he chose to name The Quidditch Inquiry. Sally greatly supported him in this and occasionally wrote an article or two for the magazine, as she too was a fan of quidditch. This made the wealthy couple wealthier, but also a target. In 2013, someone attempted to rob them, but his name was never released to the public. He got a hold of only one thing, a diamond tiara, before being caught, but it was returned to the couple. In 2013, Eliza also turned twenty-four and married half-blood Maximus von Habsburg. Both Edgar and Sally approved of the match and supported their daughter. They were also waiting in the hospital anxiously when Eliza gave birth to their grandchildren, twins Tatiana and Trevor, whose names were Tatiana Sally and Trevor Edgar after the couple. However, Tatiana and Trevor were not the first grandchildren of Sally and Edgar, in 2010 when Carson was nineteen, she and her boyfriend Andrew became parents to a boy, Zane Wells. The couple married seven years later, in twenty-seventeen, and Sally and Edgar also gave their blessing as the two had a son together and had been dating for a long time. In 2018, both Eliza and Carson had children, Eliza having a son, Oswald, and Carson also having a son, Jacob. Edgar was thrilled and was a doting grandpa to the children. He and Sally are still doting grandparents to this day and continue to live at Cromwell Estate with his wife Sally and sister Margaret. As of April 2021, Edgar is a jovial 63 years old and enjoys writing for his magazine, biscuits, and joking around with Sally.