Louisa
Augusta Osborn (1819 – 1899)
She was born
20 February 1819 and baptised 3 March 1819 at St Andrew Holborn, a daughter of Henry Osborn (Grays Inn Terrace, stable keeper) and
Elizabeth.
She married
George Anderson, (a brother of John who married her sister, Isabella) 2
November 1837 at St Luke’s, Norwood [1]
(registered in the December quarter 1837 in the Lambeth district).
In 1841, she
and George were living with her sister Isabella and John at 43/43a Green
Street, Grosvenor Square, where John had a horse-dealing business [1].
George
probably died between 1851 and 1861 [1].
In 1881
(transcript) at 43 Ordnance Road, Marylebone, in the household of her son in
law, she, Louisa A. Anderson, a widow, was aged 62 and born in London.
Her death was
registered in the Brighton district in the June quarter 1899. She was aged 80.
George and
Louisa’s child(ren?) was
1)
Katherine Augusta
Anderson (1845 – 1918), born in the September quarter
1845 in the district of St George Hanover Square. She married John Beattie Crozier
in the March quarter 1878 in the Marylebone district. John studied philosophy and economics as well
as practising medicine and was a published author.
In
1881 at 43 Ordnance Road, Marylebone, John B. Crozier
was aged 30, a general practitioner LRCP born in Canada. His wife, Katherine A was aged 35 and born in
London. Their children were Gladys aged
2 and a male infant, both born in London.
With them were 3 servants and John’s widowed mother in law, Louisa A.
Anderson, aged 62 and born in London.
In 1891, John B and Katherine A Crozier with
their children including Percy aged 10, are at 9 Elgin Avenue, Paddington,
London. John B Crozier was a General Practitioner of
Medicine.
Katherine’s
death was registered in the Paddington district in the December quarter
1918. She was aged 73. John died 8 January 1921 in the Paddington
district. He was aged 71.
John
and Katherine’s children were:
a)
Gladys Crozier, birth registered in the
September quarter 1878 in the Marylebone district. She was an author and took the additional
name of Beattie.
b)
Percy Beattie Crozier (1881 – 1913), the only
son, born in 1881 in St John’s Wood and birth registered in the June quarter
1881 in the Marylebone district. He
married Anne Burslem Smith and was killed in action
19 May 1915
in Northern France. He was aged 34. He lived at Wroxall,
Isle of Wight and had two daughters, Auriol (an artist) and Cynthia, and a son
John who died 15 January 1913 aged 3 days.
(http://www.isle-of-wight-memorials.org.uk/people_b/beattie-crozier_p.htm).
Posted
1 September 2013