Edward Thomas Liddell

CFT married Edward Thomas Liddell at Forres in Morayshire, Scotland; they honeymooned in the Lake District.

CFT 's husband died after many years of invalidism.

CFT 's father died around 1881, and soon after that her husband began to succumb to a nervous breakdown.

CFT 's first novel shows an interest in the position of the working classes that seems to have been intensified after her marriage and move to Jarrow. She found in her husband, the educated...

Edward Liddell , CFT 's husband, exchanged his comfortable Cambridgeshire living for a northern parish at Jarrow in Durham.

CFT and her invalid husband returned from Rome to England, settling in a cottage at Frogmore in Hertfordshire.

CFT and her husband moved to his new living, at Welton in the diocese of Peterborough, where Edward Liddell took up the care of a parish again after years as an invalid.

CFT 's final work was a biography of her husband, Edward Liddell , entitled A Shepherd of the Sheep; The Life-Story of an English Parish-Priest.

Having left Jarrow the previous month, CFT and her now invalid husband travelled by boat to Naples for the sake of his health.

They wintered in Dresden. In Rome, at the Sciarra Gallery, she met her future husband ; they apparently became engaged soon afterwards.