He entertaned us with tea, porter, and beef and a bottle of brandy, and attended us to the last. The initials seem clearly T.D. not L.D., however Henry uses capital letters so seldom that it is difficult to be certain. No record has been found of her other than Mary 1 Dicken's birth. If there were no other children, she may have died shortly after Mary was born. In any case, she must have died before 1829 since she is not mentioned in the administration of her husband's estate.
Further research is needed.
The will names his wife Elizabeth Dickens as his executor. However, probably because of the nonconformist connection, mention of the family is sparse in parish registers and no connection has been made with John B Dickens. The land records of William A Dickens and the correspondence between Henry York and his parents suggest possible connections with the Bunting and Wadsworth families, both early Long Buckby families. Lee is another old Long Buckby name. Members of the Lee family also married into the Bunting and Robinson families.