Life History

1886	Born in Epping.
	Married Charles Jermaine.
28th Jul 1988	Died.

Notes

Also known as 'Tiny'.

In the 1911 census (shown on Charles Stewart’s page) Julia Teresa Drewry is recorded as: daughter, aged 24, and a London C.C. teacher at Buckhurst Hill, Essex.
Family anecdote remembered Julia as a headmistress. Presumably in London, but which school?

Julia travelled to some faraway places.
From 'Immigration' Lists:

Arr. date	Ship	From	Occupation	Age	Address	Arr. Port
21 Aug 1925		Bombay, India	Teacher	39	120, Castlenau, S.W.13	London
23 Aug 1926	Arundel Castle	Durban, S.Africa	Teacher	40	120, Castlenau, S.W.13	Southampton
20 Aug 1929	Ranpura	Australia	Teacher	42	14, Neeld Crescent, N.W.4	London
23 Aug 1930	Pieter Corneiszoon Hooft	Batavia, Indonesia	None	43	14, Neeld Crescent, N.W.4	Southampton

Julia does not appear in lists of passengers leaving England by ship. Perhaps she flew out to these countries. The above return dates look like they could be intended to fit with end of school summer holidays.

The London Phone Books show a 'Miss M. Stewart Drewry' at the Castlenau address from 1930 to 1944. This could be Julia's sister Maud, using her maiden name as her stage name.
Miss J. T. Drewry (Julia) is listed in the phone books at Neeld Crescent from 1937 to 1940.

GRO

Birth: Sep 1886, Drewry Julia Theresa, Epping, 4a 293