Mary Anne Drew died On This Day 13th December 1916
Mary Ann, daughter of George Drew, a solicitor in Streatham and grand daughter of Beriah Drew and Jane Angles. She married Francis Rayler Fuller on 27 July 1837; a son, Francis John, was born in 1838, followed by other children, including the suffragist Dora Frances Barrow Montefiore. At the time of marriage Mary Anne is recorded living in Mount Nod Road
Her husband was a land surveyor. With Sir Joseph Paxton, Fuller played an active part as managing director in the Crystal Palace Company, which re-erected the 1851 exhibition building at Sydenham in 1854. Fuller was also later involved with the development of Alexandra Park and Palace for public use, and wrote two works about its future, which appeared in 1870 and 1873.
Source Hermione Hobhouse Oxford DNB
Mary Ann, daughter of George Drew, a solicitor in Streatham and grand daughter of Beriah Drew and Jane Angles. She married Francis Rayler Fuller on 27 July 1837; a son, Francis John, was born in 1838, followed by other children, including the suffragist Dora Frances Barrow Montefiore. At the time of marriage Mary Anne is recorded living in Mount Nod Road
Her husband was a land surveyor. With Sir Joseph Paxton, Fuller played an active part as managing director in the Crystal Palace Company, which re-erected the 1851 exhibition building at Sydenham in 1854. Fuller was also later involved with the development of Alexandra Park and Palace for public use, and wrote two works about its future, which appeared in 1870 and 1873.
Source Hermione Hobhouse Oxford DNB
