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FRIPP and POCOCK familes of Bristol, UK

Notes

Sidney Bowles Fripp

Wills and Admon Index: 19 May 1880 (effects under £200)
Will of Sidney Bowles Fripp, late of Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada; Architect; died 16 March 1870 at Ottawa. Granted to Pricipal Registry under the usual limitations of Alfred Downing Fripp of 192 Haverstock Hill, Middlesex; Artist, lawful attorney of Mary Ann Fripp, widow and sole executrix, now residing at 225 Sparks Street, Ottawa.

Mary Ann Eaton

ABODES:
1880 - 225 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Canada. (see Sidney's notes)

Constance Henrietta Ballard

NOTES from Rod Fripp:
I found a book edited by Constance, she was the president of the Women’s Institute in Rhodesia, but I did not know her well.

Peter (Edward?) Fripp

No issue

Colin Fripp

No issue

Elizabeth Anne Pearson

Notes from T.I. Pocock:
Anne, only daughter of Richard Pearson MD, M.R.G.P. London, F.S.A. of Bloomsbury Square, and afterwards of Birmingham. (Author of several medical works). by Elizabeth, only daughter of Thomas Salt of Birmingham. Buried with her second husband Richard Suter in Stubbings Churchyard, Maidenhead Thicket.