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Thank you for the replies.
Daisy was not married and was only 16 in 1911.I have checked any Hammond's born  and Daisy Hammond's that were married but there is no way of being sure unless I start ordering marriage certificate's.
I thought if Daisy was alive in 1921 I would have to wait for that census to be released,check any Daisy's born 1894 Ipswich.
She may have died but I was speaking to my Grandmother yesterday and her sister and they are so shocked there father had a sister who they knew nothing about, I would imagine as they know so much of the family that if she had died it would of been spoken of and they would have known about her,I may be wrong but I think beng 16 and expecting a baby she like many others were sent away and never to be spoken of.
Her father was a widow at this time with 6 children all younger than Daisy ,he married a lady (who the 2nd Daisy was born too ) but she had 4 children already and only 1 went to live with her and the Hammond's the others were placed in a children's home in Ipswich ..Lovely couple !

I would imagine they were very unsympathic to the girls in general .
The attitude towards unm arrived mother's was still awful in the 60s so in 1911 it was probably horrendous .
Feel so sad for Daisy she lost her mother at 12 and was living in Kent by 16 and never seen again or spoke about .
Wish I could find out what happneed to her bit her name is too common to research .
I expect all records keep by the home have long gone or were destroyed .
Did you find your Grace after 1911 ?

Hi ,did you ever have any luck finding out any more.
I also had a great aunt from Ipswich Daisy Hammond that was in this home in 1911 ,I did find out it was a mother and baby home but no more.Would love to know more as Daisy was never spoken about ,her father went on to have more children and even called one Daisy

Hi did you ever solve this mystery as I believe the gentleman is from my family in ipswich,I have several Burmans that all emigrated to Canada and dates seem to match