You give us a fairly complete overview of the lives of the Brontë sisters. As I said in a commentary on a past post of yours, they are writers who, although they were not milestones in the renewal of modern English literature, as will be the case, for example, Virginia Woolf, provided in their works a revealing vision of English society in the second half of the 19th century. Their combination of romanticism and realism gives access to the subjectivity (sensibility, ideas, customs) of the time, already marked by that great conservatism that was called "Victorianism". In the interesting film versions of her novels, in this case Jane Eyre, she has been able to represent these social and moral conditions. It would be interesting to have some commentary on her works, although your interest is in biography. I congratulate you on the excellent illustrations that accompany your text. Thank you, @honeydue.