Born: 1828, Liverpool, England.
In 1856, Emily married E. G. Shepcote, curate of Odiham, Hampshire (and later a missionary in South Africa); her married name is sometimes shown as “Shapcote.” In 1866, Emily moved to the Roman Catholic Church; her husband followed two years later. Her other works include:
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