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Eleanor Grace Watney Roe, only daughter of Thomas Henry Roe (1858-1927) and Eleanor Jane Watney (1863-1897), was born 1 August 1885 in Norwood, Surrey, England. She was as suffragette. In 1915 served as chief organiser of the 'Women's Right to Serve' procession in London. She was arrested, and a photograph of her was printed in the 'Daily Mirror'. After World War I she studied theosophy. On 10 August 1921 she arrived in Detroit, Michigan, with her close friend Christabel Pankhurst. Both women settled in California. During the 1930s, Grace was became involved in social work. After the Second World War Grace Roe ran a book shop and metaphysical library in Santa Barbara, California. She acted as literary executor for Christabel after her friend's death in 1958. In 1961 she was vice-president of the Suffragette Fellowship of London. Grace Roe died in Tonbridge, Kent, England in 1979.

Eileen Muriel Smith, daughter of John Cairns Ebenezer Smith (b. 1858) and Jane Davison (1861-1934) was born 1 February 1886 in County Waterford, Ireland. She married Theodore Cronhelm Tobias (1876-1959) in Dublin on 18 October 1913. They had four children: James Matthew Howard Tobias (1914-2000); Helen Margaret Tobias (1917-2011); Eirene Davison Galway Tobias (1919-2015); and Barbara Elizabeth Tobias (1924-1996). Eileen Muriel Tobias died in Dublin on 10 August 1984.

Anna Marguerite Smith, third daughter of John Cairns Ebenezer Smith (b. 1858) and Jane Davison (1861-1934), was born in County Waterford, Ireland, in March of 1897. She died in 1983 in the United States of America.