Florence Miriam Gill (1873-1921) was born in the Liverpool area of the UK. She won a scholarship to the Liverpool School of Art in 1893 and went on to be an artist working in advertising and illustration, just as her brother Arthur (b.1868) had done.
By 1901, Florence and her brother Arthur, together with Arthur's wife Sarah Ann (Annie), were living in Watford, Hertfordshire.
Florence doesn't appear to have married, and she died in Watford at the age of just 48.
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Gill, Florence M. (1873-1921) - The Surprise 1919
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