In FMG she m. Thomas Reid, a merchant, and had issue.  No dates, though.

In the 1851 census: this looks like her with the Exeter birth:

Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation  Disability  Where Born

REID, Mary Head Widow F 59 1792   Exeter, Devonshire
REID, Thomas Son Unmarried M 30 1821 Merchant   Hampstead, Middlesex
REID, Mary K Daughter Unmarried F 27 1824   Hampstead, Middlesex
REID, Emily Daughter Unmarried F 17 1834   Hampstead, Middlesex
WHITE, Lucy Servant Unmarried F 30 1821   Hampstead Bodiam
WILSON, Mary Servant Unmarried F 25 1826   Marman, Nottinghamshire

RG number: HO107 Piece: 1492 Folio: 113 Page: 13    

Registration District: Hampstead Sub District: Hampstead
EnumerationDistrict: 6 Ecclesiastical Parish:

Civil Parish: St John Hampstead Municipal Borough:
Address: Heath Street, St John Hampstead
County: Middlesex
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In 1841, again this looks like her, with her husband, a merchant and a fair family including apparent twins in the eldest.  The children’s names correspond with 1851, missing ones apart.

Name Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Where Born

REID, Thomas M 50 1791
REID, Mary F 45 1796
REID, Samuel M 20 1821 Middlesex
REID, Thomas M 20 1821 Middlesex
REID, Mary F 15 1826 Middlesex
REID, Letitia F 13 1828 Middlesex
REID, Elizabeth F 12 1829 Middlesex
REID, Emily F 7 1834 Middlesex
MILNE, Sarah F 25 1816
CLOUGH, Maria F 25 1816
SEWARD, Elizabeth F 20 1821

RG number: HO107 Piece: 674 Book/Folio: 7/17 Page: 28    

Registration District: Edmonton    Sub District: Hampstead
EnumerationDistrict:   Ecclesiastical Parish:

Civil Parish: St John Hampstead Municipal Borough:
Address: Green Hill, St John Hampstead
County: Middlesex
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In 1861 she was with just the same two daughters and three servants, still in Hampstead.

In 1871, she had her daughter Elizabeth with her, noth Mary nor Emily and still had three servants, one being a nurse - for her?

This looks like her death:

Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Sep 1878   (>99%)
REID Mary 87 Hampstead 1a 438
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Graeme Wall includes Lucy as Mary and Thomas’ first child, born in 1814 and married William Sharpe in 1841.  The marriage is likely from the following, remembering that Hampstead was in Edmonton district:

Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Jun 1841   (>99%)
COLLINS John George Edmonton 3 59   
GULLEN Jane Edmonton 3 59   
Horwood James Edmonton 3 59   
King Josiah Edmonton 3 59   
REID Lucy Edmonton 3 59 <---  
SHARPE William Edmonton 3 59 <---
TAYLOR Elizabeth Edmonton 3 59   
TAYLOR Elizabeth Edmonton 3 59

But I have no convenient access to suitable records for her birth.

She is not to be found under her married name in the 1841 census but is in the 1851 census with four daughters and one son.  Perhaps her marriage certificate would show her father’s name and her address and confirm the relationship?  If it does, then Lucy is down as the grandmother of Samuel Courtauld who founded the Courtauld Institute; Further a daughter of S Courtauld married Sir R A B Butler KG, one of the architects of the Conservative recovery after WW2.

This is probably her death, giving a birth of around 1815:

Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Mar 1896   (>99%)
Sharpe Lucy 81 Islington 1b 257
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