Penshurst Castle — Emma Marshall

Emma Marshall nee Martin (1828-1899) was a writer during the latter part of the nineteenth century. She began writing for children and then branched out into historical romances and cheaply produced penny novels. She also wrote for periodicals, and produced private occasional poetry, letters, and journals. Her works include: The Happy Days at Fernbank: A Story for Little Girls (1861), Theodora's Childhood (1868), The Two Homes: A Story of Life Discipline (1884), The Story of the Lost Emerald (1885), Under Salisbury Spire (1890), The Mistress of Tayne Court (1890), Brothers and Sisters; or, True of Heart (1892), Bristol Bells: A Story of the Eighteenth Century (1892), In the Service of Rachel Lady Russel (1893), Penshurst Castle (1894) and The Parson's Daughter (1899).