Adams, Anna 'Annie' Catherine Elizabeth Stopford 17.jun.1849-10.apr.1922 Ireland, Galway - England Essex, Coggeshall
amateur pianist and composer, after her marriage she was consistently called Mrs. Cadwallader Adams and rarely Annie Stopford Adams, 1871-1873 she lived with her husband in Belgaum India where 2 sons were born, 1875-1881 residing with husband, 3 children and 5 servants (housemaid, kitchenmaid, nurse, cook, footman) at The Hall in Spennithorne Yorkshire, 1885-1886 but probably all her married life she lived often at the Adams family property Wyddial Hall Hertfordshire, 1884-1892 she often accompanied singers on piano at concerts in Sussex, 1891 residing with husband, 2 children and 4 servants (housemaid, kitchenmaid, cook, footman) at Butler's Green House Sussex, at time of death residing at Starling Leeze Cottage in Coggeshall, she was buried at Saint James Parish Churchyard in Ansty Warwickshire ; daughter of brigadier general James Stopford (1809-) and Mary Elizabeth McAndrew (1823-) who married 14.aug.1838 in Deesa India ; 18.jul.1871 in Belgaum India she married lieutenant-general Cadwallader Adams (Warwickshire, Anstey 6.may.1825-10.feb.1893 Sussex, Butlers Green)

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[] Farewell. Song words by Violet Fane, music by Mrs. C. Adams music on a copy in the British Library London ascribed to Annie Adams pub Duncan Davison & Co., London 1884 pub E. Ascherberg & Co., London b1906
[] Old days. Song music Mrs. Cadwallader Adams of Wyddial Hall pub Alfred Hays, Old Bond Street, London 1886 announced as "new music" in the Herts. and Cambs. Reporter 8jan1886
[] Regret. Song sung by Mr. Percy Blandford dedication : to Lady Brassey music Mrs. Cadwallader Adams of Wyddial Hall pub Alfred Hays, Old Bond Street, London 1886 announced as "new music" in the Herts. and Cambs. Reporter 8jan1886
[] Till then. Song with organ accompaniment ad lib. music by Laxton Eyre, words by Mrs. Cadwallader Adams pub Chappell & Co., London 1913

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