Maria Vernon Graham Havergal

She then settled at Newton in South Wales with her sister Maria , in October 1878.

Under His Shadow: The Last Poems of Frances Ridley Havergal was posthumously published, edited by her sister Maria Havergal .

FRH 's posthumous popularity continued to grow as more than ten previously unpublished works by her appeared: among them was the two-volume collection The Poetical Works of Frances Ridley Havergal, edited by her sister .

FRH was an energetic letter-writer and even the letters composed during her youth contain snippets of poetry (which she wrote from the age of seven), rhyme, and music. Her sister Maria recalls that from...

Following the death of FRH in 1879 her family, particularly her sisters Maria Havergal and Jane Miriam Havergal Crane , undertook the completion and publication of her unpublished works. Their efforts were tremendous and her...

Several more posthumous works by FRH appeared in 1880: Life Chords: Comprising "Zenith", "Loyal Responses", and Other Poems, and Most Blessed For Ever, and Other Extracts. Life Chords contains illustrations by her friend...

Several of FRH 's poems were published individually during the next decade. These included Blessings for All and Mizpah in 1892. In 1898 another posthumous selection of her work appeared as Birthday Flowers. In...