1889. [her father] John Lavery [aged 32]. "Eileen, Her First Communion". Portrait of Eileen Lavery.
In 1889 [her father] John Lavery [aged 32] and [her mother] Kathleen MacDermott were married.
In or before 1891 Eileen Lavery was born to John Lavery [aged 34] and Kathleen MacDermott.
In 1891 [her mother] Kathleen MacDermott died of tuberculosis.
1901. [her father] John Lavery [aged 44]. "Eileen [aged 10], her first communion".
1909. [her father] John Lavery [aged 52]. "The Mother", showing the artist's daughter Eileen [aged 18] with her child.
In 1909 [her father] John Lavery [aged 52] and [her step-mother] Hazel Martyn [aged 28] were married. The difference in their ages was 23 years.
In 1912 James Dickinson and Eileen Lavery [aged 21] were married. They were divorced before 1920. She the daughter of John Lavery [aged 55] and Kathleen MacDermott.
In 1919 William Francis Forbes-Sempill 10th Baronet 19th Lord Sempill [aged 25] and Eileen Lavery [aged 28] were married. She the daughter of John Lavery [aged 62] and Kathleen MacDermott.
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In 1920 [her daughter] Ann Moira Forbes-Semphill was born to [her husband] William Francis Forbes-Sempill 10th Baronet 19th Lord Sempill [aged 26] and Eileen Lavery [aged 29].
Around 1923 [her son] June Mary Forbes-Semphill was born to [her husband] William Francis Forbes-Sempill 10th Baronet 19th Lord Sempill [aged 29] and Eileen Lavery [aged 32].
Around 1924. [her father] John Lavery [aged 67]. "Mrs Forbes-Semphill". Portrait of the artist's daughter Eileen Lavery [aged 33] and his grand-daughter Ann Moira Forbes-Semphill [aged 4].
Ann Moira Forbes-Semphill: In 1920 she was born to William Francis Forbes-Sempill 10th Baronet 19th Lord Sempill and Eileen Lavery. On 30th December 1965 William Francis Forbes-Sempill 10th Baronet 19th Lord Sempill died. Ann Moira Forbes-Semphill inherited the Semphill peerage. The Baronetcy passed to his younger sibling Ewans Forbes who had been registered at birth and raised as female, but lived as a man, and had his birth re-registered as male. This inheritance was challenged on grounds of sex by a cousin, John Forbes-Sempill, but upheld in the courts.
In 1935 Eileen Lavery [aged 44] died.
On 30th December 1965 [her former husband] William Francis Forbes-Sempill 10th Baronet 19th Lord Sempill [aged 72] died. [her daughter] Ann Moira Forbes-Semphill [aged 45] inherited the Semphill peerage. The Baronetcy passed to his younger sibling Ewans Forbes who had been registered at birth and raised as female, but lived as a man, and had his birth re-registered as male. This inheritance was challenged on grounds of sex by a cousin, John Forbes-Sempill, but upheld in the courts.