Name	Davy, Louisa Jane Wade
Date of Birth	1851
Place of Birth	England
Date of Death	20  April 1929
Place of Death	Prospect SA
Place of Burial	West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide SA
Arrived in South Australia (date/ship etc.)	Arrived as an infant- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Burnett Litchfield, who landed in Australia from England with their family in 1851.
Lived in Prospect (dates)	Moved from Salisbury SA to Prospect SA in 1920
Addresses in Prospect	5 Harrington Street, Prospect SA
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Parents	Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Litchfield
Spouse(s)	William Charles Davy
Date(s) of Marriage(s)	May 14, 1880
Place(s) of Marriage(s)	Trinity Church, Adelaide SA
Children	Ruby Claudia Emily (only child). Dr. Ruby Davy Mus. Bac. - the first woman to take a degree as doctor in any faculty at the Adelaide University.
Occupation(s)	Music teacher- ran the Salisbury School of Music (SA) Organist, music conductor and church musician Assistant teacher of pianoforte and theory to her only daughter, Dr. Ruby Davy, when in 1920 the Dr Ruby Davy's School of Music was opened in Prospect.
Interests	Gifted with a fine soprano voice, she led a church choir at the age of 10, and was actively associated with church work as organist and choir leader for over 20 years.
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Notes (points of interest etc.)	Descendant of the Earl of Litchfield. An uncle, Dr. John Litchfield, was the first medical man at the Adelaide Hospital. Another uncle, Captain Charles Litchfield was a Commissioner of Police in Adelaide. The Hon. Thomas Reynolds, who married Mrs. Davy's aunt, was on two occasions Premier of South Australia.
Sources of information	'Davy, Louisa Jane (1851–1929)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/davy-louisa-jane-13908/text24790
Principal researcher	Kristina Barnett (based on above obituary)