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     Lady Margaret Child-Villiers married Walter FitzUryan Rhys 7th Baron Dynevor JP, son of Arthur de Cardonnel Rice 6th Baron Dynevor JP DL and Selina Lascelles, on 12 October 1898 at St. George's, Hanover Square, London. As of 12 October 1898,her married name was Rhys. Lady Margaret Child-Villiers died on 1 April 1959.

     Gerard Sumner Wiggin was born on 15 February 1884. He was the son of Frederick Holme Wiggin. Gerard Sumner Wiggin died on 10 April 1887 at age 3.

     Lewis Merriam Wiggin was born on 22 February 1890. He was the son of Frederick Holme Wiggin. Lewis Merriam Wiggin was a historian, and bookseller. He lived at Litchfireld, Ct; which he inherited from his father and grandfather. He died; he died when Polly was still young, Polly and her brother Lewis being fostered by their uncle Frederick and his wife Ruth.

     Lucy Merriam Wiggin was born on 16 February 1883. She was the daughter of Frederick Holme Wiggin. Lucy Merriam Wiggin died on 31 January 1887 at age 3.

     Frederick Wiggin lived at London; and also Litchfield, Ct. USA. He was born in 1821. He was the son of Timothy Wiggin and Catherine Holme. Frederick Wiggin died in 1869.

     Anne Dudley married Govr. Simon Bradstreet. Anne Dudley was the first American female poet to be published. She was born circa 1612. She was the daughter of Govr. Thomas Dudley. Anne Dudley died on 16 September 1672.

     Govr. Thomas Dudley married an unknown person. He was born on 12 October 1576 at Northampton. He was the son of Capt. Roger Dudley and Susanna Thorne. Govr. Thomas Dudley emigrated in 1630. He was Governor of the Mass. Bay Colony on a number of occasions in 1631. He died on 31 July 1653 at age 76.

     Elleanor Davis was born circa 1785.

     William Partridge was baptized on 17 March 1794 at Ombersley. He was the son of William Partridge and Elizabeth Hoult.

     Eliza Davis was living. She was born before 16 October 1813 at Burford, Shropshire; this being the date her mother died, no doubt in childbirth. She was the daughter of Samuel Davis Sr. and Elizabeth Reynolds. Eliza Davis was christened on 24 October 1813 at Burford, Salop. She was a witness when Ann Davis Harper was mentioned in Peter Davis's diary: "Mrs. Reynolds and Eliza go for a ride in carriage to Ludlow." on 11 June 1836. Eliza Davis was a witness when Ann Davis Harper was mentioned in Peter Davis's diary: "Mrs. Reynolds and Eliza go to Nash to chapel and stay dinner at Mr. Reynolds." on 12 June 1836. Eliza Davis was a witness when Peter Davis was recording in his diary: "Fine day. Sunday. Eliza & I dine with Father at Burford." on 19 June 1836. Her married name was Trumper. Eliza Davis married William Trumper, son of John Trumper and Katharine Price, on 9 August 1836 at Nash Chapel, Burford; mentioned in Peter Davis's diary: "Eliza and Mr Trumper are married at the Nash Chapel." Eliza Trumper appeared in the household of Peter Davis in the 1841 census at The Lodge, Broncroft Farm, Diddlebury, Shropshire. As of between 1 April 1842 and 30 June 1842,her married name was Corser. Eliza Davis married John Corser, son of Richard Corser and Elizabeth (?), between 1 April 1842 and 30 June 1842 at Presteigne, Herefordshire. Eliza Corser appeared in the household of John Corser in the 1851 census at Moor House, Shipton, Shropshire. Eliza Davis appeared in the 1881 census at 18 Marina, Hastings, Sussex, England; Head: Eliza Corser, a widow, aged "67", which is correct assuming she was baptized straight after birth, with two daughters Annie, 36, and Caroline, 33, both born in Shipton and unmarried. She appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Upper Arley; living on own means (born Burford, aged 87). She died on 17 June 1901 at Arley Grange Upper Arley, Kidderminster, Worcestershire; aged 87. She was buried at Shipton.

     William Trumper was Gentleman. He was baptized on 12 April 1801 at Orleton. He was the son of John Trumper and Katharine Price. William Trumper married Eliza Davis, daughter of Samuel Davis Sr. and Elizabeth Reynolds, on 9 August 1836 at Nash Chapel, Burford; mentioned in Peter Davis's diary: "Eliza and Mr Trumper are married at the Nash Chapel." William Trumper left a will on 13 October 1838; all to "my dear wife" Eliza, William Davis to be executor: witnesses (inter al.) Mary Sayer of Boraston and James Cooke, surgeon. He died before 18 October 1838. He was buried on 18 October 1838 at Orleton, Herefordshire; aged 37. His estate was probated on 22 November 1838; Letters of administration with will annexed granted to Matthias Trumper.

     William Davis Sr. was born on 6 October 1805 at Nash, Burford, Shropshire. He was the son of Samuel Davis Sr. and Elizabeth Reynolds. William Davis Sr. was christened on 13 October 1805 at Burford, Salop; IGI for his baptism says that father's name was "James", not Samuel!! He witnessed the marriage of William Trumper and Eliza Davis on 9 August 1836 at Nash Chapel, Burford; mentioned in Peter Davis's diary: "Eliza and Mr Trumper are married at the Nash Chapel." William Davis Sr. witnessed the burial of Samuel Davis Sr. on 2 September 1837 at Burford; "In memory of Samuel Davis who died 30 August 1837 aged 69 years", it says on his gravestone in Burford churchyard (near to the S-E end of the church) "Slight storms. AM. Fine afternoon. The funeral day of my poor dear Father. The chief mourners, my brothers..William & Saml , Mrs Trumper and myself. The Pallbearers, eight in number, viz. Mr Wm Reynolds, Mr Partridge, Mr B Edwards, Mr E Edwards, Mr B Giles, Mr C Williams, Mr J Nott of Eastham & Mr Wm Mytton of Deptcroft. The underbearers 6 of the workmen viz. Thos Phillips, James Porton, John Dewis??, John Jones, Wm Bayliss & Thos Peade??. Mr Rushout & Mr Rodwell , the clergymen. The former performed the burial service. Also present Mr H Davis, the surgeon, & Mr Anderson, the Attorney who prepared the will, Morgan the coffinmaker, Mills the tomb builder. The pallbearers wore hatbands and scarfs. The workmen hatbands and gloves took 5/ each in money. All the rest of workmen at Park, Nash and Burford who were not bearers gloves and 5/ each in money. Mr Russell the undertaker. On returning home Mr Anderson read the will. Only Saml & Aunt Partridge stay dinner with me. The Executors, my two brothers and myself. The trustee for my sister Mr Wm Reynolds. All passes off in the greatest and pleasantest manner possible and may the Lord have mercy on the soul of the departed. A better Father, a better husband or a more upright and honest man never was in existence." William Davis Sr. witnessed the probate of the estate of Samuel Davis Sr. after 6 September 1837; Probate of their father's will was granted to Wm, Samuel (Junior) and Peter Davis - personal effects under £2000. William Davis Sr.appeared in the 1841 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire. He married Martha Child, daughter of William Child Sr. and Beatrice Prince, between 1 January 1844 and 31 March 1844. William Davis Sr. appeared in the 1851 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire. He appeared in the 1861 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire. He was living on 2 September 1861. He appeared in the 1871 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire; William Davis, 65, farmer of 487 acres, b. Burford, employing 13 labourers and 4 boys; together with wife Martha aged 51, b. Middleton, and sons Wm. Sam., 23, solicitor, and Peter, 20, farmer's son - both born Burford; and 3 servants. He was (an unknown value) in 1876 at a principal landowner in Kingsland parish. He appeared in the 1881 census at Stanbrook House, Burford, Shropshire; (Head: William Davis retired farmer 75, his wife Martha 61, their son William S. solicitor 34 and William's nieces Mary Corser 38 and Alice J Davis 23 - and 3 servants). He died on 16 July 1888 at Stanbrook, "late of Dean Park", at age 82; described in the grant of probate of his will as "a Gentleman", he died of bladder disease and exhaustion. He was buried at the Churchyard, Burford.

     Martha Child was born on 31 July 1819 at Middleton-on-the-Hill, Hereford. She was the daughter of William Child Sr. and Beatrice Prince. Martha Child was baptized on 1 August 1819 at Middleton-on-the-Hill, Herefordshire. She married William Davis Sr., son of Samuel Davis Sr. and Elizabeth Reynolds, between 1 January 1844 and 31 March 1844. As of before 1847,her married name was Davis. Martha Davis appeared in the household of William Child Sr. in the 1851 census at Bury House, Wigmore, Shropshire. Martha Davis appeared in the household of William Davis Sr. in the 1861 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire. Martha Davis appeared in the household of William Davis Sr. in the 1871 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire. Martha Davis appeared in the household of William Davis Sr. in the 1881 census at Stanbrook House, Burford, Shropshire. Martha Child (an unknown value) before 1900 at had a godson, Edward Child. She (an unknown value) in 1900 at had a great-niece Beatrice Anslow. She appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Castlemead, Burford; (Head: Martha Davis, 81, widow, living on own means, with niece Beatrice Anslow, single, 29, companion and granddaughter Frances E.H. Davis, 10, and a cook and a housemaid). She died on 21 December 1902 at Castlemead, Burford, Salop, England, at age 83; Her probate says she died on 21st December, and also the memorial in the chancel of Burford church. She was buried after 22 December 1902 at Burford Churchyard, Salop..

     Peter Davis was born in 1850 at Burford, Salop. He was baptized on 8 August 1850 at Burford. He was the son of William Davis Sr. and Martha Child. Peter Davis appeared in the household of William Davis Sr. in the 1851 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire. Peter Davis appeared in the household of William Davis Sr. in the 1871 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire. Peter Davis married Fanny Child, daughter of William Child Jr. and Eliza Turner, before 4 April 1881; as they are shown as married in the census return for Dean Park, Burford. Peter Davis appeared in the 1881 census at Dean Park, Burford, Shropshire; (Head: Peter Davis, 30, a farmer of 475 acres empg. 13 men, 4 boys, and his wife Fanny, 26, and 2 domestic servants). He was a farmer on 31 August 1888 at Dean Park, Burford, Salop, England. He was Executor on 31 August 1888 at of his father's will. He lived in 1891 at Dean Park, Burford, Salop. He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Dean Park; (Peter Davis, 50, a boarder with the Burch family from Kent, but described as an employer). He lost his money having invested it in South American silver mines: as a result he and his wife had to retire to live in "genteel poverty" in Edgbaston, Birmingham. before 1913. He died on 2 November 1920 at age 70; buried in Burford Churchyard, with a granite tombstone.

     John Thomas Springthorpe of Moseley, B'ham was born circa 1851 at Manton, Rutland. He married Edith (?) circa 1880. John Thomas Springthorpe of Moseley, B'ham appeared on the census of 31 March 1901; John Springthorpe solicitor in business on his own account, born Manton, Rutland (50) with wife (41), daughters Ethel & Helen (19 & 17) and sons Gerald & Roy (13 & 4) all born in B'ham, and one domestic servant. He appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 at Manton, Ashleigh Rd, Solihull; John Thomas Springthorpe, solicitor (60) with his wife Edith of 30 years and daughter Helen Edith (27) and sons Gerald William, solicitor's clerk (24) and John Roy (14) - all born in Moseley apart from JT (Rutland) and JR (Yardley).

     Henry Pickering was born on 28 February 1851 at 24 Fordrough St., Birmingham. He was the son of John Pickering and Frances Williams. Henry Pickering appeared in the household of John Pickering in the 1851 census at 24a Fordrough St., Birmingham. Henry Pickering appeared in the household of John Pickering in the 1861 census at 80 Pershore Street, Birmingham. Henry Pickering appeared in the household of John Pickering in the 1871 census at Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham. Henry Pickering married Mary Stanfield, daughter of James Field Stanfield and Ellen (or Helen) Dancer, on 26 June 1875 at Birmingham Register Office; a witness was Mary Jane Pickering. Henry Pickering appeared in the 1881 census at 37 George St., Kings Norton, Worcs; a tallow chandler, with wife ("May" sic) and two sons - and one female servant. He appeared in the 1891 census at 99 Oakfield Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham; tallowchandler and soapmaker, aged 39, head of family with wife and 3 children - and one servant. He appeared on the census of 1901 at 30 Park Hill, King's Norton, Birmingham; a soap and candle maker on his own account aged 50, with wife, 3 children (Ernest - a chemist's assistant) and 1 servant. He lived on 26 August 1908 at Park Hill, Moseley, B'ham. He appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 at 109 Kingswood Rd, Moseley; Henry Pickering, gent., private means (61), with wife of 36 years Mary (58), and sons Ernest G (sic) druggist oils and colours (34) and William H, collector (35), and one domestic servant.

     Emma Worrall was born on 8 February 1823 at Clerkenwell, London; but should be after 25 Apr 1823, because a minor at marriage, and aged 33 according to prayer card following death. She was the daughter of Edward Worrall and Mary (?). Emma Worrall was christened on 8 June 1823 at St. Andrew Holborn. She appeared in the household of Mary (?) in the 1841 census at Richmond Street, Finsbury, London. Emma Worrall married Henry Hodgkiss, son of William Hodgkiss and Maria Clarke, on 13 March 1843 at St. Andrew Holborn, London; HH a brass founder, son of WH brassfounder. Emma Worrall lived on 13 March 1843 at 4 Richmond St., London. As of 13 March 1843,her married name was Hodgkiss. She appeared in the household of Henry Hodgkiss in the 1851 census at 11 Spring Street, Clerkenwell, London. Emma Worrall died on 25 April 1857 at Back 114, Latimer St South, Birmingham, at age 34; aged 32, wife of Henry Hodgkiss, brass dresser and gas fitter, of peritonitis (6 days), death informed by husband; but on prayer card said to be "aged 33", and in fact aged 34, if birth date is correct.

     William Reynolds was born circa 1746 at Burford, Shropshire. He married Martha Weaver, daughter of William Weaver and Rebecca Bird, on 19 June 1775 at Aston Botterell, Shropshire. William Reynolds died on 6 August 1806 at Burford; No will for him found in Documents Online. He was buried on 16 August 1806 at Burford.

     Ann Taylor was christened on 2 October 1814 at Enville, Stafford. She was the daughter of John Taylor and Sarah (?). As of before 1839,her married name was Gregory. Ann Taylor married James Gregory before 1839. Ann Gregory appeared in the household of James Gregory in the 1841 census at Grunsley St. (?), Wolverhampton. Ann Gregory appeared in the household of James Gregory in the 1851 census at Beehive Tavern, Town Wellfold, Wolverhampton. Ann Taylor married William Child, son of Thomas Child, on 27 October 1853 at St. Mark's Wolverhampton; the father of the groom was Thomas Child basket maker. As of 27 October 1853,her married name was Child. Ann Child appeared in the household of William Child in the 1861 census at Townwell Fold, Wolverhampton. Ann Child appeared in the household of William Child in the 1871 census at Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton. Ann Child appeared in the household of William Child in the 1881 census at 11 Clifton St., Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton. Ann Taylor died on 25 May 1887 at Clifton Street, Wolverhampton, at age 72; Ann Child aged 72, widow of William, licensed victualler, "congestion of the lungs, 8 days Asthma several years", death informed by John Weston, son-in-law, Finchfield, Wolverhampton.

     James Gregory was born in 1813 at Enville, Staffordshire. He married Ann Taylor, daughter of John Taylor and Sarah (?), before 1839. James Gregoryappeared in the 1841 census at Grunsley St. (?), Wolverhampton. He appeared in the 1851 census at Beehive Tavern, Town Wellfold, Wolverhampton.

     Mary Stanfield was born on 9 June 1852 at 29 Gough St. Birmingham. She was the daughter of James Field Stanfield and Ellen (or Helen) Dancer. Mary Stanfield appeared in the household of Ellen (or Helen) Dancer in the 1861 census at Allens Buildings, Nelson St. S,, Birmingham. Mary Stanfield witnessed the death of Ellen (or Helen) Dancer on 13 June 1869 at Back 99, Nelson Street South, Birmingham; Ellen Stanfield, 40, wife of James Stanfield, retail brewer, "Phthises 7 months", death informed by Mary Stanfield of same address. Mary Stanfield appeared in the household of James Stanfield in the 1871 census at Nelson Street S., Birmingham. Mary Stanfield married Henry Pickering, son of John Pickering and Frances Williams, on 26 June 1875 at Birmingham Register Office; a witness was Mary Jane Pickering. As of 26 June 1875,her married name was Pickering. Mary Pickering appeared in the household of Henry Pickering in the 1881 census at 37 George St., Kings Norton, Worcs.. Mary Stanfield appeared in the 1891 census at 99 Oakfield Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham; aged 38. She appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of Henry Pickering at 30 Park Hill, King's Norton, Birmingham; a soap and candle maker on his own account aged 50, with wife, 3 children (Ernest - a chemist's assistant) and 1 servant. Mary Stanfield died after 1901. She appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 in the household of Henry Pickering at 109 Kingswood Rd, Moseley; Henry Pickering, gent., private means (61), with wife of 36 years Mary (58), and sons Ernest G (sic) druggist oils and colours (34) and William H, collector (35), and one domestic servant.

     Ernest F. Pickering was born in 1877 at Birmingham. He was the son of Henry Pickering and Mary Stanfield. Ernest F. Pickering appeared in the household of Henry Pickering in the 1881 census at 37 George St., Kings Norton, Worcs.. Ernest F. Pickering appeared in the 1891 census at 99 Oakfield Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham; aged 14, scholar. He appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of Henry Pickering at 30 Park Hill, King's Norton, Birmingham; a soap and candle maker on his own account aged 50, with wife, 3 children (Ernest - a chemist's assistant) and 1 servant. Ernest F. Pickering married Charlotte Florence ("Lottie") Daffan, daughter of Charles Frank Daffan and Charlotte Ellen Elizabeth Davis, after 1901. Ernest F. Pickering appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 in the household of Henry Pickering at 109 Kingswood Rd, Moseley; Henry Pickering, gent., private means (61), with wife of 36 years Mary (58), and sons Ernest G (sic) druggist oils and colours (34) and William H, collector (35), and one domestic servant.

     Charlotte Florence ("Lottie") Daffan was born on 23 May 1892. She was the daughter of Charles Frank Daffan and Charlotte Ellen Elizabeth Davis. Charlotte Florence ("Lottie") Daffan married Ernest F. Pickering, son of Henry Pickering and Mary Stanfield, after 1901. As of after 1901,her married name was Pickering.

     Barrie Pickering was born. He was the son of Ernest F. Pickering and Charlotte Florence ("Lottie") Daffan. Barrie Pickering died in 1960.

     John Pickering was born on 20 November 1820 at Etruria, Staffordshire; son of WILLIAM P. and BETSY HULME P. but no sign of any marriage in Staffs between these two in IGI. He was born on 25 November 1820 at Etruria, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. He was the son of James Pickerill and Jane Hulme. John Pickering was christened on 3 December 1820 at St. Giles', Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. Heappeared in the 1841 census at Upper Green, Newcastle-under-Lyme. He lived on 30 August 1846 at 1 Nelson St. South, Birmingham; a tallow chandler. He married Frances Williams on 30 August 1846 at Bishop Ryder's C of E, Gem St., Gosta Green, B'ham Warwks; This was a C of E church demolished in the 60s when they built Aston University - Gem Street, Gosta Green. John Pickering appeared in the 1851 census at 24a Fordrough St., Birmingham. He appeared in the 1861 census at 80 Pershore Street, Birmingham. He appeared in the 1871 census at Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham; (Head: John Pickering 50, tallow chandler, his wife Frances 42, and their 8 children, all unmarried, Mary 23, Frances 22, Henry 20, assistant tallow chandler, Ada M. 18, Frederick 16, also assistant tallow chandler, John 14, Florence C. 4 and William E. 3 - with one servant). He appeared in the 1881 census at Park Hill, King's Norton, Worcs; John PICKERING "a soap and candle maker" aged 60, b N'castle, Stf, head, with wife and 5 chn, and 1 servant. He appeared in the 1891 census at 22 Park Hill, King's Norton, Worcestershire; head of household, b N'castle, Staffs; soap and candle [illegible], employer aged 70 - NB wife, 4 chn., and 1 servant also in the household. He was soap manufacturer, retired, as per his wife's death certificate on 10 June 1895 at Park Hill, Moseley, Kings Norton. He died on 13 January 1900 at King's Norton at age 79.

     James Field Stanfield was born in 1825 at Wolverhampton. He was baptized on 25 June 1825 at Saint Peter's (or the Collegiate) Church, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. He was the son of James Geo. Stanfield and Sarah White. James Field Stanfield married Ellen (or Helen) Dancer. James Field Stanfield appeared in the 1851 census at 18 Suffolk Street, Birmingham. He lived on 9 June 1852 at 29 Gough St., Birmingham; a retail brewer/nailcutter. He appeared in the 1861 census at High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. He witnessed the death of Ellen (or Helen) Dancer on 13 June 1869 at Back 99, Nelson Street South, Birmingham; Ellen Stanfield, 40, wife of James Stanfield, retail brewer, "Phthises 7 months", death informed by Mary Stanfield of same address. James Field Stanfield died before 1875.

     William H. Pickering was born in 1876 at Birmingham. He was the son of Henry Pickering and Mary Stanfield. William H. Pickering appeared in the household of Henry Pickering in the 1881 census at 37 George St., Kings Norton, Worcs.. William H. Pickering appeared in the 1891 census at 99 Oakfield Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham; aged 15, scholar. He appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of Henry Pickering at 30 Park Hill, King's Norton, Birmingham; a soap and candle maker on his own account aged 50, with wife, 3 children (Ernest - a chemist's assistant) and 1 servant. William H. Pickering appeared on the census of 1901 at 30 Park Hill, King's Norton, Birmingham; a commercial clerk, living at home. He appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 in the household of Henry Pickering at 109 Kingswood Rd, Moseley; Henry Pickering, gent., private means (61), with wife of 36 years Mary (58), and sons Ernest G (sic) druggist oils and colours (34) and William H, collector (35), and one domestic servant.

     Eliza J. Davis Eliza Davis was educated at private school and obtained her BA at London in 1897, and her MA in 1913. She went into teaching in 1898, being appointed Assistant Mistress at Bedford High School. She then moved on to Stepney Pupil Teachers' School in 1904 until 1908. From 1908 to 1912 she was Lecturer and Vice-Principal at Moorfields London County Council Training College. Then in 1914 she was appointed as a Research Assistant in the Department of History at University College London; in 1919 becoming Lecturer in the Sources of English History. In 1921 Davis moved to the University of London to become Reader in the History and Records of London; a post she held till 1940. She was Honorary Secretary to the Editorial Board of History from 1916 to 1922, and Editor from 1922 to 1934. She was also Honorary Librarian at the Institute of Historical Research from 1921 to 1923 and Acting Secretary from 1939 to 1940. She published some historical articles. She died in October 1943. She was born on 11 February 1875 at Grimley Village, Worcs.. She was the daughter of John Jeffries Davis and Catherine ("Kate") Freer. Eliza J. Davis appeared in the household of John Jeffries Davis in the 1881 census at Grimley, Holt, Worcs.. Eliza J. Davis was an historian after 1895 at London University. She died on 30 October 1943 at age 68; suffered from severe rheumatoid arthritis.

     Katherine ("Kay") Jeffries Davis was born on 6 June 1876 at Grimley Village, Worcs; "Katharine" in her sister's birthday book. She was the daughter of John Jeffries Davis and Catherine ("Kate") Freer. Katherine ("Kay") Jeffries Davis appeared in the household of John Jeffries Davis in the 1881 census at Grimley, Holt, Worcs.. Katherine ("Kay") Jeffries Davis was taught botany circa 1897 at St Peter's College, Peterborough. She died on 13 June 1953 at General Hospital, Croydon, at age 77; from a cerebral haemorrhage. Had suffered from severe rheumatoid arthritis.

     Anne Jeffries Davis was born on 17 March 1878 at Grimley Village, Worcs.. She was the daughter of John Jeffries Davis and Catherine ("Kate") Freer. Anne Jeffries Davis appeared in the household of John Jeffries Davis in the 1881 census at Grimley, Holt, Worcs.. Anne Jeffries Davis was a worker in the main London post office and lived in Croydon. Suffered from severe rheumatoid arthritis. circa 1898 at London. She died after 1898.