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Agnes Fielding Johnson, née Paget.
By 1903, their daughter Agnes Mabel Fielding Johnson (1864 – 1942), married to William Wallace Bruce (1846 – 1907) in 1885 at the Unitarian Chapel in East Bond Street, Leicester, had six children (one having sadly died in infancy).
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Agnes Mabel Fielding Johnson (1864 – 1942)
One of their daughters was Rosalind Bruce:
‘After the death of his first wife, Leonard Huxley married Rosalind Bruce, and had two further sons. The elder of these was David Bruce Huxley (1915 – 1992), whose daughter Angela married George Pember…
‘After the death of his first wife, Leonard Huxley married Rosalind Bruce, and had two further sons. The elder of these was David Bruce Huxley (1915 – 1992), whose daughter Angela married George Pember…
Ann Connolly
Ann Conolly in full fieldwork gear, taken on the Welsh Island of Bardsey. Credit: Peter Hope Jones.
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