 She remarried a few weeks after her legal widowhood, to James Laidler on 10 January 1856, and died on 11 September 1858.In August 1831, her father William Dunn-Gardner, formerly Dunn, Esq., of Chatteris House (died 10 November 1831) devised (bequeathed) the estate of Soham Mere, bought with the funds originally settled on his daughter and her husband, to his eldest natural grandson John Dunn Gardner, described in 1863 as a stranger in blood under the law.However, at the time (1831), John Dunn Gardner was his legitimate grandson, as the son born to his daughter within wedlock (albeit not by her husband).