1838 Sophia Phoebe Wedderbourn (sic) [?e. d. of Jabez Wedderburn (3rd s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Sophia Clarkson Surrage] m. James Shuttleworth on 26/3/1838 at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. L/M IGI (& W.B. p. 506, footnote ø) [In March 1865, an 'Emma Shuttleworth' - who must be a daughter of Sophia Phoebe & James, was a witness at the second marriage of Sophia Phoebe's widowed sister Sarah (b. 1834). - In the 1881 Census, Sophia Shuttleworth, Tailoress, is shown as 'Head', aged 59 ('b. Bethnal Green'), living at 3, Norfolk St, Bethnal Green, with son Charles, a 'Dev…er', unm., aged 34, and daughter Sarah, a Tailress, unm., aged 24 (both 'b. Bethnal Green.)]
278. Charles Joseph SHUTTLEWORTH
1822 Sophia Phebe (sic) Wedderburn [?2nd or e.] d. of Jabez Wedderburn [3rd s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.'] & Sophia [Clarkson Surrage], bap. 29/12/1822 at Christ Church, Spitalfields, Stepney. L/M IGI (See previous entry.) [Sophia Phoebe is shown in the W.B. as Jabez' & Sophia's eldest d. - She m. James Shuttleworth in 1838, q.v. (W.B. p. 506, footnoteø) - In the 1881 Census, Sophia Shuttleworth, Tailoress, shown as 'Head', aged 59 ('b. Bethnal Green'), was living at 3, Norfolk St., Bethnal Green, with son Charles, a 'Dev…er', unm., 'aged 34', and daughter Sarah, a Tailoress, unm., aged 24 (both 'b. Bethnal Green'.)]
1822 Sophia Phebe (sic) Wedderburn [?2nd or e.] d. of Jabez Wedderburn [3rd s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.'] & Sophia [Clarkson Surrage], bap. 29/12/1822 at Christ Church, Spitalfields, Stepney. L/M IGI (See previous entry.) [Sophia Phoebe is shown in the W.B. as Jabez' & Sophia's eldest d. - She m. James Shuttleworth in 1838, q.v. (W.B. p. 506, footnoteø) - In the 1881 Census, Sophia Shuttleworth, Tailoress, shown as 'Head', aged 59 ('b. Bethnal Green'), was living at 3, Norfolk St., Bethnal Green, with son Charles, a 'Dev…er', unm., 'aged 34', and daughter Sarah, a Tailoress, unm., aged 24 (both 'b. Bethnal Green'.)]
1838 Sophia Phoebe Wedderbourn (sic) [?e. d. of Jabez Wedderburn (3rd s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Sophia Clarkson Surrage] m. James Shuttleworth on 26/3/1838 at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. L/M IGI (& W.B. p. 506, footnote ø) [In March 1865, an 'Emma Shuttleworth' - who must be a daughter of Sophia Phoebe & James, was a witness at the second marriage of Sophia Phoebe's widowed sister Sarah (b. 1834). - In the 1881 Census, Sophia Shuttleworth, Tailoress, is shown as 'Head', aged 59 ('b. Bethnal Green'), living at 3, Norfolk St, Bethnal Green, with son Charles, a 'Dev…er', unm., aged 34, and daughter Sarah, a Tailress, unm., aged 24 (both 'b. Bethnal Green.)]
1824 James Wedderburn, e.s. of Jabez Wedderburn (3rd s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Sophia [Clarkson Surrage], was bap. on 7/11/1824 at Christ Church, Spitalfields, Stepney. L/M IGI (Acc. to W.B. p. 506, James was born 'about 1821' & died 'before 1872' but he is the James Wedderburn shown in Misc. Refs., W.B. p. 508, as having died at the Alderbury Lunatic Asylum, Fisherton Anger, Salisbury, on 31/3/1869, aged 46.) - James died (from epilepsy) on Christmas Day 1869, at Fisherton House Asylum. He had m. Mary Ann Barrow in 1843 (q.v.). (They had 5 sons & 3 daughters.) - In 1869 Mary Ann was living at 10 John Street, East Street, Newington.. She m. ii) in 1872, Joseph Wright.]
1869 James Wedderburn died on 31/3/1869 at Alderbury lunatic asylum, Fisherton Anger, Salisbury, Wilts., aged 46. (Misc. Refs., W.B. p. 508 - where the date of death is given incorrectly.) - [Acc. to W.B. p. 506, James Wedderburn (e.s. of Jabez W. & Sophia Clarkson Surrage), 'was b. about 1821 and d. before 1872' but he was bap. in 1824 (q.v.), and died of epilepsy at Fisherton House Asylum, Salisbury, on 25/12/1869. (The Asylum's records show that when James was admitted, in 1867, "he was in a state of mania, having the delusion that an angel came to him with waving hair /a female/ whilst in bed and imparted great knowledge to him"!)] - James' widow, Mary Ann (née Barrow) m. ii) in 1872, Joseph Wright. - W.B. p. 506
1870 Jane Sophia Wedderburn [3rd & ygst. d. of James Wedderburn (grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.'), & Mary Ann Barrow (m. 1843)] described as 'd. of James Wedderburn, scale-maker', m. Edward Wasey, a Smith (s. of Thomas Wasey, shoemaker) on 24/7/1870 at St. John's Church, Waterloo. (W.B. p. 506 & m. cert.) [In the 1881 Census, Jane Wasey 'aged 26, b. at Salford, Lancs.', & Edward Wasey, Blacksmith 'aged 33, b. Fakenham, Norfolk', were living (with four children) at 22 Wayford St., Battersea, Surrey - the same address as Mary Ann (née Barrow) and her second husband, Joseph Wright (m. 1872). It would seem therefore that at Jane is Mary Ann's daughter. - However, as James W's younger brother Jabez (b. 1827) apparently had a daughter Sarah 'Waterburn' bap. at Hayfield, Derbyshire, in 1845 (a year before he married Harriett Basson) - the same year that Mary Ann & James had a daughter Sophia (who died in 1849), I suspect that Jane Wasey may be aged 36 (not 26) and is really Mary Ann's niece 'Sarah Waterburn', not her daughter.]
1870 Jane Sophia Wedderburn [3rd & ygst. d. of James Wedderburn (grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.'), & Mary Ann Barrow (m. 1843)] described as 'd. of James Wedderburn, scale-maker', m. Edward Wasey, a Smith (s. of Thomas Wasey, shoemaker) on 24/7/1870 at St. John's Church, Waterloo. (W.B. p. 506 & m. cert.) [In the 1881 Census, Jane Wasey 'aged 26, b. at Salford, Lancs.', & Edward Wasey, Blacksmith 'aged 33, b. Fakenham, Norfolk', were living (with four children) at 22 Wayford St., Battersea, Surrey - the same address as Mary Ann (née Barrow) and her second husband, Joseph Wright (m. 1872). It would seem therefore that at Jane is Mary Ann's daughter. - However, as James W's younger brother Jabez (b. 1827) apparently had a daughter Sarah 'Waterburn' bap. at Hayfield, Derbyshire, in 1845 (a year before he married Harriett Basson) - the same year that Mary Ann & James had a daughter Sophia (who died in 1849), I suspect that Jane Wasey may be aged 36 (not 26) and is really Mary Ann's niece 'Sarah Waterburn', not her daughter.]
1844 Mary Ann Wedderburn, e.d. of James Wedderburn (grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Mary Ann Barrow [m. 1843], was b. 4/1/1844 at 83 Kent St., St. George's, Southwark. - She m. James Chard in 1863, q.v. (W.B. p. 506)
1851 Robert Wedderburn, 3rd s. of James Wedderburn (grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Mary Ann [Barrow, m. 1843], b. 25/2/1851 at 34 Mint St., St. George's, Southwark. (W.B. p. 506)
SCALEMAKER - DEPTFORD
Thomas Street - St John Waterloo (1846)
24 Baltic Street - St Luke - Middx (1849)
8 Little Arthur Street - Finsbury (1851-1856)
22 High Street Islington (1861)
35 Upper Queen Street - Islington (1871)
9 Deptford Bridge - London SE (1871-1877)
46 & 48 Blackheath Road Greenwich Kent (1880-1881)
1827 Jabez Wedderburn, 2nd s. of Jabez Wedderburn (s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Sophia [Clarkson Surrage], bap. 29/4/1827 at St. Olave's, Southwark. L/M IGI (In the W.B. it shows Jabez 'b. 1828'.) - Jabez m. Harriett Basson in 1846 (q.v.). They are said to have had 8 sons and 3 daughters. [In the 1881 Census, Jabez, a Scale-Maker ('100 M Appr Mk'), 'aged 54' ('b. Bermondsey, Surrey') was living at 46 Blackheath Rd., Greenwich, Kent, with Harriett, aged 53 ('b. Kent Rd., Surrey'), & 5 unm. children: George 'aged 25'; Frederick 'aged 21' (both Scale-makers) & Mary 'aged 18' (all 'b. London'); John 'aged 16' ('b. Middlesex') & Albert 'aged 10' ('b. Deptford').] - Jabez died on 5/1/1882 at 46, Blackheath Rd., Greenwich, Kent, leaving a Will. His wife Harriet was the executor. (W.B. p. 506)
1882 Jabez Wedderburn [Scalemaker, b. 1827, 2nd s. of Jabez W., son of Robert W. the 'B.P.', & Sophia Clarkson Surrage] died on 5/1/1882 at 46 Blackheath Road, Greeenwich, leaving a Will. (W.B. p. 506 & W.B. Vol. II, p. 521) [The Will, in which Jabez left everything to his widow Harriett (née Basson - shown in the 1881 Census as 'aged 53, b. in Kent Rd.'), was written on 1/10/1880. It was proved by Harriett, the sole executrix, on 13/2/1882.]
1845 Sarah Waterburn (sic), d. of Jabez Waterburn & Sarah ---, bap. 14/12/1845 at Hayfield, Derbyshire. Derbyshire IGI (Hayfield is about 12 miles SE of Manchester.) This Jabez is probably Jabez Wedderburn, bap. on 29/4/1827 at St. Olave's, Southwark, 2nd s. of Jabez W. (s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Sophia Clarkson Surrage. (Jabez m. Harriet Basson on 17/12/1846, q.v.) Jabez' elder brother James (bap. 1824) and his wife Mary Ann Barrow (m. 1843) had a d. Sophia 'b. at Foxes Buildings' on 16/4/1845 (who died at Newington in 1849) but a Jane Sophia, said to be their third & ygst. daughter (no d. or place of b. shown), 'm. Edward Wasey on 24/7/1870'. (W.B. p. 506) [In the 1881 Census, Jane Wasey 'aged 26' ('b. Salford, Lancs.') was living with her husband Edward Wasey, a Blacksmith, and four children, at 22 Wayford St., Battersea, Surrey - where Mary Ann (née Barrow), widow of James (who d. in 1869), was also living, with her second husband Joseph Wright (m. 1872). - I suspect that Jane Wasey was aged 36 (not '26') and that she was Mary Ann's niece 'Sarah Waterburn', not her daughter!]
1854 Eliza Wedderburn, 2nd d. of Jabez Wedderburn (b. 1827, grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Harriett Basson [m. 1846] was b. at 8 Little Arthur St., St. Luke's, on 5/11/1854. (W.B. p. 507 - where it says that 'Eliza m. George Gaddes at Islington in 1860'. - This obviously cannot be so, although an Eliza W. 'd. of Jabez Wedderburn, scalemaker', did m. a George Gaddes in 1860, q.v. - See also the marriage of Eliza Wedderburn & Henry Dykins in 1855.)
1863 Mary Wedderburn, d. of Jabez Wedderburn [Scalemaker, b. 1827, grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Harriett Basson (m. 1846) was b. in 1862/63 in Bermondsey, Surrey. [In the 1881 Census, Mary 'aged 18', was living with Jabez & Harriet and four of their unm. sons at 46 Blackheath Road, Greenwich, Kent - although she is not shown in the list of Jabez' & Harriett's children on W.B. 507.] (Their daughter Alice - see below - was b. & d. in 1863 & a s. William, b. 1864, d. in 1865 - so Mary was either twin with Alice or she was b. in 1862.]
1863 Alice Wedderburn, 3rd d. of Jabez Wedderburn (grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Harriett Basson [m. 1846], was b. 28/5/1863 at Rufford's Buildings, Islington. She d. there 4/8/1863. (W.B. p. 507) [Alice was perhaps twin with Mary above.]
1865 John Wedderburn, 7th s. of Jabez Wedderburn (grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Harriett Basson [m. 1846], was b. on 22/12/1865 at Rufford's Buildings, Islington. [In the 1881 Census, John, aged 16, 'of no occupation', was living with his parents and five siblings at 46 Blackheath Rd., Greenwich, Kent.] He m. Catherine Sedgely in 1889, q.v. (W.B. p. 507)
Widow, daughter of George Roberts
1869 Harry Wedderburn, 8th s. of Jabez Wedderburn (Scalemaker, b. 1827, grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Harriet [Basson, m. 1846], bap. 31/1/1869 at St. Paul's, Deptford. Kent IGI ['Harry' is not shown in the W.B. (Presumably he died young.)]
of 15 Red Cross Street St Saviour Southwark 1851
Crown Wharf Cmmercial Road 1861
Katherine Place Commercial Rd 1862
108 Commercial Road 1881
1832 Robert (Cooper) Wedderburn, 3rd s. of Jabez Wedderburn (s. of Robert the 'B.P.') & Sophia [Clarkson Surrage], bap. 6/5/1832 at St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey. L/M IGI (The 'middle' name of Cooper does not appear in the W.B.) - Robert m. Martha Hayward in 1850 (q.v.) (They had 4 sons & 5 daughters.) [In the 1881 Census, Robert, a Scale Maker Meas. App, 'aged 51' (he was 48, 'b. Bermondsey'), was living at 108 Commercial Rd., Camberwell, Surrey, with Martha, 'aged 55' ('b. Cheltenham'), three sons (Frederick, Walter & Herbert) and daughter (Kate E.)] - Robert died in 1889 at 129 Commercial Rd., aged 57. (W.B. p. 507) - Martha died at Camberwell in the June qtr. of 1892, aged 66 (Deaths' Index) [Matilda W. (i.e. 'Emily Mathilda', b. 1853, q.v.) a spinster, was the executor of her mother's Will. (First Ave. House, Wills & Admons.)]
1832 Robert (Cooper) Wedderburn, 3rd s. of Jabez Wedderburn (s. of Robert the 'B.P.') & Sophia [Clarkson Surrage], bap. 6/5/1832 at St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey. L/M IGI (The 'middle' name of Cooper does not appear in the W.B.) - Robert m. Martha Hayward in 1850 (q.v.) (They had 4 sons & 5 daughters.) [In the 1881 Census, Robert, a Scale Maker Meas. App, 'aged 51' (he was 48, 'b. Bermondsey'), was living at 108 Commercial Rd., Camberwell, Surrey, with Martha, 'aged 55' ('b. Cheltenham'), three sons (Frederick, Walter & Herbert) and daughter (Kate E.)] - Robert died in 1889 at 129 Commercial Rd., aged 57. (W.B. p. 507) - Martha died at Camberwell in the June qtr. of 1892, aged 66 (Deaths' Index) [Matilda W. (i.e. 'Emily Mathilda', b. 1853, q.v.) a spinster, was the executor of her mother's Will. (First Ave. House, Wills & Admons.)]
303. Martha Theodosia WEDDERBURN
1851 Martha Theodosia Wedderburn, e.d. of Robert (Cooper) Wedderburn (Scalemaker, b. 1832, grandson of Robert the 'B.P.') & Martha Hayward [m. 1850], b. 28/1/1851 at 15 Red Cross St., Southwark. (W.B. p. 507) [In the 1881 Census, Martha, aged 30, unm. ('b. Southwark'), was living with her parents (& 3 of her siblings) at 108 Commercial Rd., Camberwell, Surrey.]
1853 Emily Mathilda Wedderburn, 2nd d. of Robert (Cooper) Wedderburn (Scalemaker, b. 1832 grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Martha Hayward [m. 1850], was b. 2/1/1853 at 10 Southwark Square. (W.B. p. 507) ['Matilda', a spinster, was the executor of her mother Martha's Will in 1892. - Is she the Matilda Wedderburn 'aged 25' (' b. Weybridge, Surrey'), a who had a son, Gaul Wedderburn born at St. Pancras, London, in 1881 (q.v.), who was then living at 12 Princess Terrace, with a Boarder, Mary Wedderburn [unidentified], a Nurse (widow, 'aged 62, b. Hemel Hempstead, Herts.')?]
306. Florence Annie WEDDERBURN
1856 Florence Annie Wedderburn, 3rd d. of Robert (Cooper) Wedderburn (b. 1832, grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Martha Hayward [m. 1850], b. on 27/12/1856 at 10 Southwark Square, d. 10/6/1858. [On W.B. p. 507 it shows Florence's d.o.b. as 27/12/1857 but the birth was reg. in the Jan./Feb./March qtr. of 1857, therefore she was b. in Dec. 1856.
1867 Kate Eliza Wedderburn, 5th d. of Robert (Cooper) Wedderburn (Scalemaker, b. 1832, grandson of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Martha Hayward [m. 1850], was b. on 3/6/1867 at Crown Wharf. (W.B. p. 507) [In the 1881 Census, Kate, a Scholar 'aged 13' ('b. Peckham, Surrey'), was living with her parents and 4 siblings at 108 Commercial Road, Camberwell, Surrey.]
1834 Sarah Wedderburn, 3rd (or 4th?) d. of Jabez Wedderburn (3rd s. of Robert W. the 'B.P.') & Sophia Clarkson Surrage, 'b. 1834'. [See Mary Ann & Sophia Phoebe, both bap. in 1822.] Sarah m. i) in 1856 (q.v.), John Hewitt (W.B. p. 506, footnote ø) & ii) in 1865, q.v.(as widow of John Hewett), Edward Norris, Upholsterer (s. of William Norris, Engineer). L/M IGI (& m. cert.)
1858 Mary Ann Wedderburn [b. 1829, e.d. of Jacob W. (Scalemaker, b. 1806, ygst. s. of Robert the 'B.P.') & Mary Williams] m. William Matthew Tennant on 5/12/1858 at Holy Trinity, Hoxton. (W.B. p. 506) [In the 1881 Census, Mary Ann Tennant 'aged 52' ('b. Clerkenwell'), was living at 6 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, Middx., London, with her husband William M. Tennant, a Fishing Tackle Maker 'aged 66' ('b. Boardsly, Birmingham'); d. Mary (?)I. 'aged 21' ('b. Clerkenwell') and sons William, a Warehouse Asst., 'aged 16' & Charles T. Tennant, a Clerk 'aged 14' (both 'b. Shoreditch').]
William was a "Brass finisher" (on marriage certificate)
William resided 52 Holywell Lane on date of marriage, Mary Ann at 15 Featherstone Street
William was son of Jeffrey Tennant, Cabinet Maker (deceased date marriage)
Mary Ann could not sign the marriage certificate and left her mark
Jacob her father died prior to 1858, the date of her marriage.
A "Brass finisher" (on marriage certificate)
residing 52 Holywell Lane on date of marriage
son of Jeffrey Tennant, Cabinet Maker (deceased date marriage)
Mary Ann could not sign the marriage certificate and left her mark
240. James Andrew Colvile WEDDERBURN-MAXWELL
1891 James Andrew Colvile Wedderburn [b. 1849 at Madras, e.s. of Andrew W. (afterwards Wedderburn-Maxwell of Middlebie & Glenlair) & Joanna Keir (m. 1847)] m. Helen Mary Faussett-Osborne (e.d. of the late Rev. Henry G. Godfrey Faussett-Osborne of Hartlip Place, nr. Sittingbourne, Kent) on 29/10/1891 at St. Michael's, Hartlip. - They had 3 sons & 2 daughters. - On the death of his father in 1896 James succeeded to Glenlair, Kirkcudbrightshire, when he assumed the additional surname of Maxwell. (W.B. p. 317)
1892 Dorothy Helen Wedderburn, elder d. of James Andrew Colvile Wedderburn [b. 1849 at Madras] & Helen Mary Faussett-Osborne [m. 1891, at Hartlip, Kent], was b. on 20/8/1892 at Crismill, and bap. at Bearsted, Kent. (W.B. p. 317 - In a footnote, 'A.W.' notes that Dorothy and her brother John, b. 1894, were born before their father's succession to Glenlair and the adoption of the additional surname of 'Maxwell'.)
1892 Dorothy Helen Wedderburn, elder d. of James Andrew Colvile Wedderburn [b. 1849 at Madras] & Helen Mary Faussett-Osborne [m. 1891, at Hartlip, Kent], was b. on 20/8/1892 at Crismill, and bap. at Bearsted, Kent. (W.B. p. 317 - In a footnote, 'A.W.' notes that Dorothy and her brother John, b. 1894, were born before their father's succession to Glenlair and the adoption of the additional surname of 'Maxwell'.)
1894 John Wedderburn, e.s. of James Andrew Colvill Wedderburn, Retired Major with Bengal Staff Corps., & Helen Mary Godfrey Wedderburn, formely Faucett Osborne [m. 1891, q.v.], was b. on 20/7/1894 at Thornham RSD, Hollingbourne, Kent. (Birth Cert.) [The birth cert. shows the child's name as 'Henry' but adds that the 'given name' was John. - On W.B. p. 317 it shows that John Wedderburn was b. on 20/7/1894 at Crismill, Bearsted, Kent. In a footnote, 'A.W.' notes that John & his sister Dorothy Helen, b. 1892, were born before their father's succession to Glenlair and the adoption of the additional surname of 'Maxwell'.)
254. Frederick William BISSHOP
educated at Merchant Taylors, 1870-75
He became the head clerk at the City and Midland Bank, London.
257. Arthur Augustus Helyar WEBSTER WEDDERBURN
1853 Arthur Augustus Helyar Webster-Wedderburn, e. surv. s. of Charles Francis W-W & Ann Helyar [m. 1849], was b. 2/10/1853 in Bengal and became Inspector of Constabulary in Jamaica. He m. i) Catherine Elspeth Maude Hamilton in Jamaica in 1888, q.v. (W.B. p. 336) [On 12/1/1907 a 'Mr. Wedderburn', Chief of Police in Jamaica, died in the great earthquake. (Admiral Sir Frederick Fisher's "Naval Reminiscences", pub. 1938) This 'Mr. Wedderburn' is not Arthur Augustus, however, as his wife Catherine died on 5/6/1907 & Augustus m. ii) in 1913, Henrietta Caroline Bradley. - He died at Brighton in 1919. (Burke's Peerage, p. 2773 - 'Ogilvy-Wedderburn' - shows Augustus as Deputy Inspector of Constabulary.)]
259. Gertrude Violet WEBSTER WEDDERBURN
1857 Gertrude Violet Webster-Wedderburn, e. surv. d. of Charles Francis W-W & his 2nd wife, Ann Helyar [m. 1849], was b. in Nov. 1857 in Paris. She m. her cousin, Horace Augustus Helyar, in 1877, q.v.(by whom she had a s. & a d.) & ii) John Savile-Lumley in 1894, q.v. (W.B. p. 336)
1894 Gertrude Violet Helyar, widow (b. 1857, d. of Charles Francis W-W & Ann Helyar), m. ii) John Savile-Lumley (only s. of the late Rev. Frederick Savile-Lumley, rector of Bilsthorpe, nephew & heir presumptive of the 1st Baron Savile) on 3/11/1894 at St. Margaret's, Westminster. (W.B. p. 336) [John Savile-Lumley succeeded as 2nd Baron Savile in 1896.]
263. Albert Annesley WEBSTER WEDDERBURN
married Mary from Sydney. Mary's parents had a pub in Glebe, and Albert moved to Sydney (Glebe). His house there was called "Montana". Albert lived in Montana at one time.
from Sydney. Mary's parents had a pub in Glebe, and Albert moved to Sydney (Glebe). His house there was called "Montana". Albert lived in Montana at one time.
270. Maude Gertrude Annesley WEBSTER WEDDERBURN
Novelist - divorced 11 August 1902 from Henry Alexander Hadden.
Maude was committed to a sanitorium, Camberwell House, Peckham, where she died Nov. 6th 1930
At the turn of the century, Maude was a well-known novelist. She was also an occultist.
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