 She married barrister Knightley D'Anvers (c.1670–1740), son of physician Daniel D'Anvers, in 1688.D'Anvers is known to have published two poems with a third generally attributed to her.The first was dedicated to Queen Mary; it is a poetic dialogue between Britannia and Belgia which addresses criticisms that King William III had divided loyalties between the Netherlands, the country of his birth, and Britain.