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A spinster residing at Brussels in 1834 when she counterclaimed unsuccessfully for compensation on Tomlinson's estate in Antigua as a legatee of Penelope Tomlinson.

1. Penelope Tomlinson was the daughter of Eliza's great uncle, John Tomlinson (d. 1735). In her will dated 18/07/1802, Penelope left, among other legacies, £200 to Eliza's brother John who was aged under 15 at the time. In the event of John's early death, the £200 was to be shared equally between Eliza and her sister Lydia White - so it seems that John had not survived.

2. The will of Eliza Hamilton White of 61 Sloane Street was proved 25/11/1863 by Mary Lydia White the sister, effects under £20.

T71/877 Antigua claim no. 111 (Tomlinson's).

1. Langford Vere Oliver, History of the Island of Antigua (London, Mitchell and Hughes, 1894) Vol. 3 p. 139.

2. National Probate Calendar 1863.