Ellinor Davenport Adams

Ellinor Davenport Adams (birth registered in the fourth quarter of 185811 April 1915) was a British journalist and author. She wrote mainly girl's fiction, and told her stories from the child's perspective.
Biography.
Ellinor Davenport Adams had her birth registered in the fourth quarter of 1856. She was the third surviving child, and second surviving daughter of William Henry Davenport Adams (5 May 182830 December 1991), a journalist and author, and Sarah Esther Morgan (13 August 18351908), the daughter of shoemaker Timothy Morgan. The couple had married at St. Mary's Church in the Parish of Paddington, London on 26 December 1850.
The family as a whole were quite involved in literature and drama. Her father had over 100 books to his credit, and her eldest brother, William Davenport Adams (28 December 185126 July 1904) was a noted journalist and author. Her elder sister, Florence Mary Susan Ballingall (4th quarter 18554th quarter 1943) was also a journalist and writer, who wrote children's one-act plays, mainly about fairies.}} Her brother Alfred Elliot (later Davenport) Adams (1st quarter 1861