Michael has a completely different theory on Mary...
iii. MARY JEAN MARSHALL MOLISON, b. 07 Oct 1838, St DUNSTAN, STEPNEY; d. Aft. 1881; m. JAMES ROBERTSON; b. Abt. 1835, Wapping, Middlesex, England; d. Abt. 1877.
Notes for MARY JEAN MARSHALL MOLISON:
From the 1881 census comes the following entries. As Mary's husband had died, there is the suspicion she married again, and these entries must be them. Reason is Dunbars still had a substantial wine and spirit business and a great deal of continuity in employees. Lee was an employee.
Mary ROBERTSON Household
Birth Year <1838>
Birthplace London, Middlesex, England
Age 43
Occupation
Marital Status M <Married>
Head of Household Aubrey LEE
Relation Wife
Dwelling 10 Holden Ter
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
She was living with;
Aubrey LEE Household
Birth Year <1852>
Birthplace Fulham, Middlesex, England
Age 29
Occupation Wine Merchants Manager
Marital Status U <Unmarried>
Head of Household Aubrey LEE
Relation Manager (Head)
Dwelling 10 Holden Ter
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Household:
Aubrey LEE Manager (Head) U Male 29 Fulham, Middlesex, England Wine Merchants Manager
Joseph SMELLWOOD Servt U Male 20 Birmingham, Warwick, England Inn Merchants Assistant
Mary ROBERTSON Wife M Female 43 London, Middlesex, England
Eliza COLLIER Serv U Female 22 Nottinghill, Middlesex, England General Servant
Notes for JAMES ROBERTSON:
He died before his father in law in 1878.
In the notes of Leila Shores she mentions Mary Robertson and David Robertson. Does not say if they were husband and wife, or brother and sister. David was a Mincing Lane tea merchant and an artist. Pulbrook, Robertson and Co, 2 Mincing Lane, London, E.C.,
They had a son amongst other children. The son Malcolm went to India in the Indian Civil Service, and is said to have been killed in France in the 1914-1918 war.
A difficult family to follow up as there is no record in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for a Robertson that even remotely fits Malcolm as having been killed in France.