Cockle and Barley (book)

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Notes: Mary Wiltshire was the 'pen name' of Miss Frances M. Isborn who lived at 2, Lansdowne Grove until her death in May 1958. She was an accomplished 'cellist and taught the instrument and also the piano to private pupils. She also coached the Devizes Grammar School string quartet at her house for a couple of years before she died (pers com Graham Hancock, was viola player of Devizes Grammar School string quartet, email dated 13.8.2019)

Summary: Cockle and Barley/ Wiltshire, Mary/ undated

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