for 14 years. Family Pease married Mary (Marjory) Gammell Davidson (1861–1950). They had two children: Michael S. Pease, the geneticist, and Nicholas Arthington Pease. With his wife Marjory, Pease established the East Surrey Labour Party and both served on the local council. Their home at Limpsfield, The Pendicle, Pastens Road, became known as 'Dostoevsky Corner', because he housed so many Russian refugees who had been forced to leave their country because of their socialist beliefs. See also List of Fabian Tracts References External links ODNB article by Mark Bevir, ‘Pease, Edward Reynolds (1857–1955)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. 1857 births 1955 deaths English non-fiction writers English Quakers Fry family People associated with the London School of Economics Labour Party (UK) politicians General Secretaries of the Fabian Society Members of the Fabian Society Edward English male non-fiction writers