[7][5] In 1871, she married her cousin Arthur Trevor Jebb (1839–1894), a barrister and landowner from Ellesmere, Shropshire.
[5] The couple's first child, Emily was born in 1872 and the following year, Jebb gave birth to another daughter, Louisa, or "Lill".
[8] In 1884, Jebb founded the Cottage Arts Association to create a network for craft education throughout England and assist in philanthropic efforts to overcome poverty in rural areas.
The idea behind the programs was to provide education and training on art production to help people make a living, but also to build appreciation for the beauty of handicrafts.
They helped provide not only funding for the schools, but exhibition spaces for the goods to be shown to society figures.