Barrett Lennard, Emma Ysolda 22.jan.1857-11.aug.1938 England Essex, Brighton - Aveley
born at 2 Percival Terrace, then moved to 7 Lewes Crescent in Brighton, grew up mainly at the Belhus mansion in Aveley, she resided alternately in Brighton, at the Belhus mansion and in London Kensington, 1910 residing with her husband, 5 children and 7 servants at 33 Harrington Gardens in London Kensington, at time of death residing at Belhus in Aveley, she was the last Barratt-Lennard occupant of Belhus which had been the family home since the 15th century, her personality was singularly lovable, graciousness and charm united with unfailing sympathy and generosity, even all her servants received a substantial part of her inheritance ; daughter of baronet Sir Thomas Barrett Lennard (London 29.dec.1826-17.jan.1919 Brighton) and Emma Wood (London Peckham 1831-8.jun.1916 Brighton) ; 7.jan.1881 at the House of Her Brittannic Majesty's Embassy in Paris she married barrister John Donohoe Fitzgerald (Ireland, Dublin 1847-1918)

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[] Heart's delight pub B. Hollis & Co., London 1896
[] Christmas dawn. Song the words written by G. W. pub Novello & Co., London 30oct1900
[] Haunted. song the words written by Anna Caroline Steele pub Novello & Co., London 30oct1900
[] Through devious paths words Emma Carolina, Lady Wood pub Novello & Co., London 7jan1901
[] A Toast words Anna Caroline Steele pub Novello & Co., London 7jan1901
[] Serenade words Anna Caroline Steele pub Novello & Co., London 17jan1901
[] Christmas clouds words by Anna Caroline Steele pub Novello & Co., London 27aug1901
[] Plymouth hoe "Drake's drum". Song words Henry Newbolt pub Novello & Co., London 21nov1901
[] Courage, poor heart of stone lines from "Maud" by Tennyson copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 30jun1904
[] Lords of the restless sea words T. B. Hennel copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 25jun1906
[] The daisy's wooing. Song words T. B. Hennell pub Novello & Co., London 19jul1906
[] Bright days will come again. Song words Chetwynd Hamilton pub Novello & Co., London 17jun1907
[] King o' the sea words Edward Oxenford copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 23mar1908
[] Told in the twilight words by Edward Oxenford copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 26mar1908
[] Good old England words Edward Oxenford copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 10sep1908
[] Love's river words Edward Oxenford copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Purfleet 29dec1908 pub Novello & Co., London
[] A fairy wood words by Christine E. M. E. Bradhurst copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 11mar1909
[] Wee rose on the highway words translated from Goethe, by Christine E. M. E. Bradhurst copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 8apr1909
[] Down the green hills of Coolree words Augusta Hancock copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 30apr1909
[] The Larch wood. Song words Augusta Hancock copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 10jul1909 pub Novello & Co., London
[] Down the hill words Edward Oxenford copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Purfleet 27nov1909 pub Novello & Co., London
[] You words Anna Caroline Steele copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Purfleet 27nov1909 pub Novello & Co., London
[] The ring words Wallace Oakes copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 29jan1910
[] Marsh fires. Valse. Piano copyright Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 11feb1910
[] The rose of Ballysheely words Augusta Hancock copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 9aug1911 pub Novello & Co., London
[] Who'll buy my lavender words Augusta Hancock copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 9aug1911 pub Novello & Co., London
[] Gallant gentlemen all words T. B. Hennell copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 25jun1913 pub Novello & Co., London
[] An english gipsy song words L. S. Bethell copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 13sep1913 pub Novello & Co., London
[] At Maestricht words Frank Tayler copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 17may1915
[] Britannia words H. De Vere Stackpoole copyright music Lady Barrett Lennard, Brighton 30jun1915
[] The Canadian guns. March music Lady Emma Barrett Lennard arranged for military band by E. C. Stretton pub Novello & Co., London 1916

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