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“What a certainty of instinctive faith I have in heaven, and in the Mama’s living on”: Unpublished letters of Mrs. Gaskell and unpublished Gaskell family letters.
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Biographical Appendix
Crompton, Lady Carry, wife of Judge Sir Charles Crompton, mother of Henry (“Harry”) and Charles, Casey, Emily and Ned Crompton. L 4.
Crompton, Paul; (d.1915). Eldest son of Henry and Lucy Henrietta Romilly. Drowned with his wife and six children in the Lusitania, 1915. L 10.
Gaskell, William (1805-1884). Unitarian clergyman. Married Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson in 1832. L 2.
Gaskell, Marianne (1834-1920). Elizabeth Gaskell’s eldest surviving daughter. She married Edward Thurston Holland (1836-1884) in 1866. L 1,4.
Gaskell, Julia Bradford (1846-1908). Youngest surviving daughter of Mrs Gaskell. She and “Meta” remained unmarried. L 3.
Holland, Frederick Whitmore (1838-1881). Son of Elizabeth Gaskell’s cousin, brother of Sophy Holland. L 3.
Lumb, Hannah, Mrs Samuel, née Holland (1767-1837). Elizabeth Gaskell’s beloved maternal aunt who brought her up from the time she was a baby. L 2.
Crompton, Paul; (d.1915). Eldest son of Henry and Lucy Henrietta Romilly. Drowned with his wife and six children in the Lusitania, 1915. L 10.
Gaskell, William (1805-1884). Unitarian clergyman. Married Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson in 1832. L 2.
Gaskell, Marianne (1834-1920). Elizabeth Gaskell’s eldest surviving daughter. She married Edward Thurston Holland (1836-1884) in 1866. L 1,4.
Gaskell, Julia Bradford (1846-1908). Youngest surviving daughter of Mrs Gaskell. She and “Meta” remained unmarried. L 3.
Holland, Frederick Whitmore (1838-1881). Son of Elizabeth Gaskell’s cousin, brother of Sophy Holland. L 3.
Lumb, Hannah, Mrs Samuel, née Holland (1767-1837). Elizabeth Gaskell’s beloved maternal aunt who brought her up from the time she was a baby. L 2.
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