Individual Details

"[Mrs Elizabeth Laetitia Widdicombe] decided to cut and run. Leaving her husband out there, she brought her three children home again on the Royal Mail (twin screw!) liner 'Lake Champlain' in May 1901; she never saw him again. Evie the eldest [child] was twelve years old. With bank assistance [she] acquired leaseholds in Pimlico and founded a ladies' residential club, the Warwick Club Ltd, which flourished strongly until long after her death. It was before the bedsit revolution and the days of flat sharing, and fulfilled an undoubted need in its day. Various members of the family made use of the club while passing through or staying in London. For a brief period it put [her] into the chauffeur and limousine bracket."
 
Ian Morshead, The Life and Murder of Henry Morshead: A True Story from the Days of the Raj (1982), p. 57.

Birth	17 Aug 1865	Stratton, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
Christen	16 Sep 1865	Jacobstow, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
Residence	1871	Jacobstow, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
Marriage	14 Feb 1888	Jacobstow, Stratton, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom - Harry Templer Widdicombe
Death	14 Apr 1933	Middlesex, England, United Kingdom

Spouse	Harry Templer Widdicombe (1864 - 1917)
Child	Evelyn Templer Widdicombe (1888 - 1978)
Child	Winifred Letitia Widdicombe (1890 - 1967)
Child	Lewis Templer Widdicombe (1900 - 1952)

Father	Rev Frederick Thomas Batchelor (1826 - 1897)
Mother	Charlotte Salusbury Trelawny (1829 - 1894)
Sibling	Frederick William Batchelor ( - )
Sibling	Reginald Lewis Batchelor (1857 - )
Sibling	Charles Joseph Batchelor ( - )
Sibling	Jonathan Trelawny Batchelor (1859 - )
Sibling	Helen Batchelor (1860 - )
Sibling	Arthur Batchelor ( - )
Sibling	Edward Batchelor ( - )
Sibling	Owen Salusbury Batchelor (1864 - 1933)
Sibling	Anne Batchelor (1867 - 1963)
Sibling	Charlotte Lewinna Batchelor (1870 - 1960)
Sibling	Walter Harry Batchelor (1872 - )
Sibling	Caroline Batchelor (1874 - )
Sibling	Margaret Batchelor (1876 - 1955)