the third quarter of 1939. The couple had four sons and the marriage was dissolved in 1972. Barbara died in Burgess Hill, West Sussex on 31 July 2000, and was cremated in Cambridge on 16 August 2000, with her family taking away the ashes. Barbara's son Colin Richard and his wife Diane were her executors, and her son Godfrey Peter, then living in Ann Arbor Michigan, as her literary executor. Katharine died in Lewes, Sussex on 31 December 1967. She was the last and the longest lived of the seven Brock children. She was cremated at the Cambridge City Council's crematorium at Dry Drayton on 5 January 1968 and her ashes were scattered in the crematorium garden. Example of a poem by Katharine Alison Brock This poem, "The Long Night", by Katharine, appeared in the Sunday Magazine and was republished in several newspapers. Bertha Matilda (18791939) Bertha Matilda was born at 4 Perowne Street, Cambridge on Sunday 7 December 1879. She was the baby of the family, but very little is known about her. The Electoral Register shows Bertha and Thomas both living at Arundine House in 1935, but at the time of her death she was living at 15 Howes Place, Cambridge, again with Thomas. Charles's Widow was also at that address in 1939. Bertha died there, after a short illness, on 28 February 1939, and was buried in Histon Road cemetery together with Charles, who died 12 months before her and Thomas who died 8 months after her. Notes References External links Monograph of the Palaeontographical Society in the Biodiversity Heritage Library. Arundine House from the front on Google Street View. Arundine House and studio in a Google Maps satellite image. The red tiled studio with a large north-light at the apex of the roof is in the garden at the back of the house. Partial view of the studio behind the main house as seen from Madingly Road on Google Street View. Partial view of the north-light from Madingly Road on Google Street View. The north-light is at least two floors high. Works by Charles Edmund Brock in public collections in the UK. Works by Edmond Brock the London Charles Edmond Brock, in public collections in the UK. Works by Henry Matthew Brock in public collections in the UK. Works by Richard Henry Brock in public collections in the UK. Poetry by Barbara Noel Scott on Jisc