Mary James

1851 England Census, Finsbury, St. Luke Old Place, Middlesex: Henry James (head), aged 34, married, general practioner (his wife is not present and is never present for the next 30 years); John James, father, married, aged 66, Secondary of London, born City of London; Hester, mother, married, aged 59, born Shere, Surrey; Anne, sister, unmarried, aged 35, born City of London; Mary, sister, unmarried, aged 28, born Stamford Hill; Julia, sister, unmarried, aged 25, born Newington; Edmund, brother, unmarried, aged 26, law student, born Newington; Alfred, brother, aged 19, born Newington; 3 servants.

1901 England Census, Southwest Battersea, London: Mary James, head, single, aged 78, born Stamford, Middlesex; Julia James, sister, aged 74, born Stoke Newington; both sisters living on their own means, two servants.

Probate: James Mary of 8 Beauchamp road Lavender Hill Surrey spinster died 11 December 1904 Probate London 10 February to Charles Henry Pettitt, solicitor [great nephew, grandson of her sister Sibilla Vickers]. Effects 1129 pounds 16s. 2d.