Hephzibah ("Epsey") Whybrew (now Yeatman)

Born: 25 September 1854, Bermondsey, Southwark, London, England (Q4 1854, Bermondsey, London, Vol.1D, p.67)
Parents: James Whybrew and Lydia Whybrew (nee Stevens)
Siblings: David Whybrew, 29 January 1846 (died 19 February 1846)
George Whybrew, 24 January 1847
Rachel Whybrew, 9 December 1848
Joseph Silas Whybrew (twin), 5 October 1850
Mary Elizabeth Whybrew (twin), 5 October 1850 (died 26 May 1852)
Samuel Whybrew, 23/28 February 1852
Hephzibah Whybrew, 25 September 1854
William Whybrew, 1 February 1856
Ellen Whybrew, 16 November 1858
Annie Whybrew, 7 January 1861
Married: George Yeatman, 10 June 1879, St John, Croydon, Surrey, England (Q2 1879, Vol.2A, p.307)
(George was a hairdresser; his father Henry John Yeatman was a wheelwright; George's brother was Edward)
Children: Rhoda Yeatman, 1 April 1880 (Q2, Vol.02A, p.222)
David Yeatman, 1883 (Q1, Reigate, Vo.02A, p.172)
John Yeatman, 1888, (Q1, Reigate, Vol.02A, p.171) (married Gladys)
Miriam Yeatman (now Leworthy), 21 January 1893 (Reigate, Vol.02A, p.192)
Walter Yeatman, 16 May 1900 (Q2, Reigate, Vo.02A, p.196)
Address: 1871: Pitlake Bridge Terrace, Croydon, Surrey, England
1891: Cromwell Road, Reigate, Surrey, England
1901: Lynwood Road, Reigate, Surrey, England
1911: 18 Linkfield Street, Redhill, Reigate, Surrey, England
1939: Australia Laundry House Warren Way, Woodingdean, Brighton, Sussex, England
Occupation: 1901: Ostrich feather dresser
Died: 28 February 1944, (aged 89) (Q1 1944, Brighton, Sussex, Vol.2B, p.317)
Buried: 6 March 1944, Reigate, St Mary, Warren Way Woodingdean, Brighton, Surrey, England
Probate: 6 May 1944

Woodingdean: home is the long house in centre of picture

Whybrew sisters - Rachel, Annie, Ellen, Hephzibah

Whybrew sisters - Annie, Ellen, Hephzibah, Rachel