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Mabel's father attended a Methodist College and he later became a Unitarian (cite notes 2 and 7), whereas her sister's husband Walter Incledon was Anglican (note 7). The Baptist side of the family were her in-laws, John Tolkien's family (cite note 5, p. 17). All three of these groups/individuals are reported to have opposed Mabel's and May's conversions to Catholicism. SapientSquid (talk) 16:48, 27 March 2025 (UTC)Reply