Born in St George's Hanover Square, London.1,2

1a 222

Recorded in census in Marylebone, London (22 John Street North, Marylebone).1

RG9/79 fol 126 p10

Recorded in census in City of London (Mansion House, St Mildred's, Poultry).3

RG10 fol60 p14

Occupation Housemaid

Recorded in census in City of London (2 Princes Street, London).4

RG11/379 fol 45 p 5
Princes Street runs alongside Bank of England, v close to Mansion House. Head of household is John Stuart, bankers clerk. It may be that these were clerks living on the bank's premises, and Mary was one of the servants to the household.  A cook and another housemaid were also listed.

Moved house in to Yorkshire

Ellen Emery's diary notes that in the last week of November or the first week of December 1887, Mary Spivey went to Yorkshire.  There is no trace of her in either 1891 or 1901 censuses, nor of a marriage certificate.