Cir­ca 1794.

A close friend of John Ry­land, de Fleury lived at one time on Jew­in Street, Crip­ple­gate, Lon­don. Sev­er­al of her hymns were pub­lished in the Pro­test­ant Ma­ga­zine, 1781-3 and var­i­ous hymn­als. Her works in­clude:

• Unrighteous Abuse De­tect­ed and Chas­tised, 1781
• Divine Po­ems, and Es­says on Var­i­ous Sub­jects, 1791

• Julian, p. 1559

1. Thou Soft Flow­ing Ked­ron, by Thy Sil­ver Stream
   • O Gar­den of Ol­iv­et, Dear Hon­ored Spot
2. Ye An­gels Who Stand Round the Throne