Eve Hemy

Artist (see 1911 UK Census) and daughter of Marine Artist Thomas M.M. Hemy.

1901 Channel Islands Census - Parish of St Matthew - living at 32 La Banquette, Queritez, Jersey, Channel Islands

• Thomas M. Hemmy (sp?) Aged 50, Artist Painter of Marine, etc.-Own Account, born 'At Sea' B.S.
• Annie Hemy Aged 49, born Durham, England
• Eve Hemy Aged 19, born Darlington, England
• Henry Hemy Aged 18, born Darlington, England
• Gweneth (sp?) Hemy Aged 16, born Darlington, England

1911 UK Census for Charters Towers, Lingfield, Surrey (District of Godstone) - near East Grinstead, Sussex:

• Stanley De Brath - Head, Married 29 years, M. 56 yrs old, Retired Engineer, Schoolmaster, Born Sydenham, India
• Priscilla (transcription error states Bisalt) De Brath, Married, F. 54 yrs old, born Fakenham, Norfolk
• Gladys De Brath - Daughter, Single, F. 25 yrs old, born Simb. India
• Eve Hemy (transcription error states Eve Henry), Visitor, Single F. 29 yrs old, Artist
• Frederica Beatty (transcription error states Frederic Bcotty), Vice Principal, Single, M. 39 yrs old, b. Dublin Ireland
• Margaret Hyde, Visitor, Single F. 35 yrs old, Matron, b. Woolwich, Kent.

'1932 April' - Dennis De Brath, Student, aged 14, travelled with his aunt Miss Eve Hemy (age 46, occupation 'nurse') on the ss Usambara from Lourenco Marques, Mozambique (they embarked from Mombasa [Beira]) and arrived in Southampton, England, on 17 Apr 1932 Shipping Line: Deutsche Ost - Afrika - LinieSummer . Their proposed address was 2 Harbor View, St. Helens, Isle of Wight.