Audain, Estella Julia (pseud: Irene Audain) 1849-3.dec.1895 West Indies, Saint Vincent - England, London Brixton
pianist, professor of music, unlike her sister Ida she never performed in public, she must have had a thorough study of composition because some of her compositions became extremely popular Europe wide and had countless performances but never by herself, 1861-1864 residing with her parents, sister Ida, 2 baby brothers, governess, nurse, housemaid, parlor maid and cook at 2 Pembridge Gardens Kensington, 1871 residing with her widowed mother (income from West Indies possessions), sister Ida, 3 young brothers and 3 servants (cook, parlor maid, housemaid) at 14 Colville Terrace Notting Hill Kensington, 1881 as married interpreter of music residing with her mother (independent), sister Ida (interpreter of music), 3 brothers, Lady-help and 2 servants at 18 Boscombe Road in Hammersmith, 1891-1895 as professor of music residing with husband and a servant at 24 Appach Road in Brixton, she died aged 46 from an apoplexy coma while she and her husband were on a visit one mile from home at 1 Sandmere Road in Clapham ; daughter of West Indies proprietor Hon. John Audain (Richmond-hill, Saint Vincent, West Indies 1808-13.may.1864 Notting Hill) and Hannah Bannatyne (Penang, East Indies 1825-5.may.1883 Notting Hill) ; 19.sep.1871 at All Saints Kensington she married bank clerk Alfred Reginald Soppitt (London Islington 1842-21.nov.1908 Brixton) ; they had no children

sister Ida Augusta Audain (West Indies, Saint Vincent 1850-1932 London)
harpist, 1882-1905 unlike her sister Estella she continuously gave performances in public, 1881-1884 studied harp with Charles Oberthur and Thomas Aptommas at the Royal Academy of Music, 1884-1886 she was member of the Band of Harps (of 16 young female harpists), 1889 she was professor RAM and harpist to the Queen, 19.dec.1892 she played harp in duo with Aptommas (harpist to the Queen) at Howley-place Maida-hill London ; 2.jan.1893 at St Stephen in Paddington she married professor of music Arthur Edward Dyson (Windsor 18.aug.1864-1942 London)