Samuel Bury

After fifteen years as a widow Elizabeth Lloyd married as her second husband, at Bury St Edmunds, Samuel Bury , a Presbyterian minister nineteen years her junior.

EB 's widower published at BristolAn Account of the Life and Death of Mrs Elizabeth Bury (who had died on 11 May), with lavish excerpts from her diary and some from her letters.

A fourth edition appeared of Samuel Bury 's An Account of the Life and Death of Mrs Elizabeth Bury (containing her surviving writing, primarily her diary).

The London Mercury printed a piece about EB 's life and death, drawn from Samuel Bury 's Account.

Elizabeth Lloyd (later EB ) made the diary entry (a look back at her own childhood) which her widower later placed first among his published excerpts (ordered by topic) from her private life-writing.

If Samuel Bury was using the New Style that began the year with January, then this rhapsodic diary entry by Elizabeth Lloyd (later EB ) about meeting with God in the Mountains of Myrrh is...

EB and her husband Samuel Bury travelled together to Bath, where they planned to spend the season for the benefit of their health; while they were there he was offered a ministry at Bristol.

EB and her husband Samuel Bury set out from Bath towards Bristol. They were both invalids at the time, and took four days to make the journey.