Her three children were all born in Lancashire: Richard Horatio Marriott (1847–1894), Adeline Marriott (b.1853), and Grace Marriott (b.1858).
All three were products of liaisons before her marriage, and all three took Alice's husband's surname later.
Richard was a sometime comic pantomime actor, under the name of Richard Marriott Edgar.

One of her grandsons was the pantomime dame George Marriott Edgar (1880–1951), known professionally as Marriott Edgar.
He was born in Scotland, the son of Richard Horatio Marriott Edgar, and he was the dramatic author who wrote the comic monologue, The Lion and Albert for Stanley Holloway.
Another grandson was the writer Edgar Wallace (1875–1932), the illegitimate son of Richard Horatio Marriott Edgar.
Her three children were all born in Lancashire: Richard Horatio Marriott (1847–1894), Adeline Marriott (b.1853), and Grace Marriott (b.1858). All three were products of liaisons before her marriage, and all three took Alice's husband's surname later. Richard was a sometime comic pantomime actor, under the name of Richard Marriott Edgar.
One of her grandsons was the pantomime dame George Marriott Edgar (1880–1951), known professionally as Marriott Edgar. He was born in Scotland, the son of Richard Horatio Marriott Edgar, and he was the dramatic author who wrote the comic monologue, The Lion and Albert for Stanley Holloway. Another grandson was the writer Edgar Wallace (1875–1932), the illegitimate son of Richard Horatio Marriott Edgar.
Alice Marriott (actress)