A small memorial tablet is located at her grave in the East Cloister, identifying her as the wife of Gilbert Abrahall. (Source: Westminster Abbey Home page/History/Famous People)
Her death year is given as 1710/11. Gilbert Abrahall was the "Page of the Back Stairs to Q. Anne," while Elizabeth was "herself Mistress Starcher to Her Majesty,..." (Source: The Marriage, Baptismal, and Burial Registers of the Collegiate ..., Volume 10, p. 271 edited by Joseph Lemuel Chester)
Her death year is given as 1710/11. Gilbert Abrahall was the "Page of the Back Stairs to Q. Anne," while Elizabeth was "herself Mistress Starcher to Her Majesty,..." (Source: The Marriage, Baptismal, and Burial Registers of the Collegiate ..., Volume 10, p. 271 edited by Joseph Lemuel Chester)
A small memorial tablet is located at her grave in the East Cloister, identifying her as the wife of Gilbert Abrahall. (Source: Westminster Abbey Home page/History/Famous People)
Her death year is given as 1710/11. Gilbert Abrahall was the "Page of the Back Stairs to Q. Anne," while Elizabeth was "herself Mistress Starcher to Her Majesty,..." (Source: The Marriage, Baptismal, and Burial Registers of the Collegiate ..., Volume 10, p. 271 edited by Joseph Lemuel Chester)
Her death year is given as 1710/11. Gilbert Abrahall was the "Page of the Back Stairs to Q. Anne," while Elizabeth was "herself Mistress Starcher to Her Majesty,..." (Source: The Marriage, Baptismal, and Burial Registers of the Collegiate ..., Volume 10, p. 271 edited by Joseph Lemuel Chester)
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