"Jenny" was born in Cardiff[1][2], presumably Canton, but was baptised at the family church, St. Matthew's, Dyffryn Clydach, on 13th June 1893.[3]
She met her ANZAC-forces husband while he was a patient at a military hospital in England. But after the war he was demobilised back to New Zealand, letters indicating the intention of re-uniting. When this eventually proved impossible, her divorce was completed in New Zealand on 3rd Dec 1926.[4]
After the death of her father the family had returned to live at Pant-awel, Bryncoch, Neath, Glamorgan, and Jenny became an elementary school teacher.[1][2][5].
She died intestate.[6], and left £2078 to her only son.