Louisa Crow

Louisa Elizabeth Crow (née Fenn; 3 July 1826 – 1895) was a popular English writer of the 19th century. Her novels included An Honourable Estate, whilst her poetry and short stories featured in Once a Week and The Quiver. She was published for most of her career (1866 onward) at Bow Bells (London), after first publishing for John Dicks' cheap novel series.

Biography Louisa Elizabeth Fenn was born in Pimlico to parents Charles and Louisa. She married Stehen Crow, a carpenter and innkeeper, in 1848 and had several children. In 1895, she died of influenza in Farnham, "literally in harness after forty years' continuous production of a long series of novels."