Ann bought Cottage House at Clapham Common for herself, her sister Sarah Tebbitt and Sarah's children.
She then moved to Finsbury Circus where she lived with her companion Louisa Little between August 1835 and January 1838.
When she left Clapham she settled a capital of £30,000 and lifetime annuity on Sarah.
However, at the 1867 Chancery hearing, Sarah maintained that the settlement was made at the behest of Simm Smith "to keep the family out of her pocket."
She left Finsbury Circus around 1840.
Meanwhile, between 1834 and 1840 she was spending part of each summer in Herne Bay.
Ann bought Cottage House at Clapham Common for herself, her sister Sarah Tebbitt and Sarah's children. She then moved to Finsbury Circus where she lived with her companion Louisa Little between August 1835 and January 1838. When she left Clapham she settled a capital of £30,000 and lifetime annuity on Sarah. However, at the 1867 Chancery hearing, Sarah maintained that the settlement was made at the behest of Simm Smith "to keep the family out of her pocket." She left Finsbury Circus around 1840. Meanwhile, between 1834 and 1840 she was spending part of each summer in Herne Bay.
Ann Thwaytes