Ellen & Alice still alive in 1875, as Wilmot and unmarried.
Stroud News and Gloucestershire Advertiser 29 January 1875
Concert - On Tuesday evening a concert was given by Mr Alfred Vowles at the Hall. The programme which was a carefully selected one, was carried out in a manner that did credit to the ability of those ladies and gentlemen who took part in the vocal selctons; and the instrumental music was so skilfully rendered that it received from the hands of the appreciative audience present as much encouragement as the other items.
The programme opened with an organ overture by Mr. W. H. Cox. A trio “The Daisy’ was charmingly rendered by Miss Alice Wilmot, Mrs Alfred Vowles and Mr Theodore Hook. Miss Ellen Wilmot sang the serenade, “Star of my Night” with much sweetness and was loudly applauded. In the duet “Oh, Albion” Mr Theodore Hook and Mr Bevan narrowly escaped an encore. Mrs Alfred Vowles sang “Pack clouds away” in a very superior manner, and was ably accompanied with clarionet obligate by Mr W.H.Cox. The duet “ I heard a voice in the tranquil night” was sang charmingly by the Misses Alice and Ellen Wilmot…..
another concert with the same cast (without W.H.Cox) later that year
27 April 1875 - Western Daily Press - Bristol, Bristol, England
