[1][2] Born on 13 September 1775[b] to Hannah (née Wynne; 1738–1806) and Richard Hillary (1703–1789) in Westmorland.
She was raised as a Quaker along with her older brothers Richard (1768–1803) and William (1771–1847).
1782–1838) on 16 July 1810, at St Anne's Church, Liverpool.
He entered Christ's College, Cambridge in December 1810, was ordained in 1813, served a curacy at Boxworth, Cambridgeshire (1813–1816) before becoming rector first of Barnwell St Andrew (1818), then Barnwell All Saints (1819), and finally All Saints Aldwincle (from 1820), all in Northamptonshire.
Rolls published a number of books of poetry from 1815 to 1828.