BURRELL, Florence
Florence Burrell was born at Fornham St Martin, Suffolk on 24 March 1867 and baptised on 26 April 1867, second daughter of Walton Burrell (7 May 1837-3 December 1925), a gentleman farmer, and his wife Ellen Cowen (1837-2 December 1923), younger child of Robert Cowen of Nottingham, who married at St Peter's Church, Thetford, Norfolk on 24 April 1862, Florence was a sister of Ellen Burrell. Florence was educated at The Cedars School, Anglesea Road, Ipswich where, in 1881 she was a 14-year-old boarder. As Miss F. E. Burrell she exhibited at the Bury St Edmund's Fine Art Society in 1887 three animal portraits 'Belle', 'Pop', 'Ichabod'. In 1891, a 24-year-old, living at New Hall Farm, Village Street, Fornham St Martin near Bury St Edmund's with her parents, 53-year-old Walton and 53-year-old Ellen, with siblings Ellen Marion 26, Catherine 19, Frank 17, Evelyn 16, Maud C. 15, Louise 14, Mabel 12, and Duncan 10, who were all born at Fornham St Martin. Florence, a trained nurse at London's Wigmore Institute and married at St Thomas's Church, Regent's Street, London on 10 October 1899, Charles Webb (1852-31 December 1913), a stockbroker from Epsom, Surrey. In 1901, 34-year-old Florence and her 49-year-old husband Charles, were staying at the Mandeville Hotel, 8 Mandeville Place, Marylebone, London and in 1911 they were living at 8 Pelham Place, Kensington, London with two servants, but they had no children. Her husband died in 1913 and in 1939, Florence was a widow, living at Aveing Lodge, Hadley Road, Sheringham, Norfolk with some other members of the Burrell family. Florence Webb died in Surrey in 1941.