The lady he married had been a Miss Abrams, but was at the time he married her the widow of (I believe) a naval officer named Fisher.

She had by her first husband one son and one daughter.

There had been three Misses Abrams, Jewesses by race undoubtedly, but Christians by baptism, whose parent or parents had come to this country in the suite of some Hanoverian minister, in what capacity I never heard.

They were all three exceptionally accomplished musicians, and seem to have been well known in the higher social circles of the musical world.

One of the sisters was the authoress of many once well known songs, especially of one song called "Crazy Jane," which had a considerable vogue in its day.