Elladora Black

Elladora Black (b. 2nd September 1850 d. 9th December 1931) was an English Pure-Blood witch and a member of the Noble and Most Ancient House of Black. The eldest daughter of Cygnus I and Ella Max, Elladora was named in honour of her mother, yet she possessed none of her beauty or grace. Instead, Elladora was vicious, bloodthirsty and cruel -- unhinged after many years of loneliness, she started the tradition of cutting off the heads of house-elves when they grew old and infirm, mounting them on the walls of Grimmauld Place. Her feud with her sister-in-law Ursula Flint was legendary. She never married or had any children.