Eliza and her husband had one child which died. She and her husband are buried in Trinity Cemetery, New York City (Dunscombe Bible/Catherine Dunscomb Colt notes). Eliza baptised 11/6 or 11/11/1801at St. John's Church, Bermuda (St. John's Church Register, Pembroke, Bermuda). She lived in England most of her life (Correspondence from Henry Mosle Winter to William Zuill, March 23, 1936).
The following is an excerpt from a letter by family researcher Henry M. West Winter to Bermudian genealogist William Zuill dated March 23, 1936. The full text can be read at the profile of John Dunscombe (1777-1847). This section relates to Eliza:
""By Eliza Magill, he had at least 11 children, the names of two of which I do not know. The eldest, Eliza, was born in Bermuda, and married at Albany, September 24, 1831 Henry I. Cammann, a lawyer, who died about 18 months after their marriage. Mrs. Cammann lived in England most of her life."
Notes from the book "Some recollections" by Cyprian Bridge: " My mother had three married sisters, all of whom I remember. The eldest, my aunt Eliza, Mrs Camman, whom I knew only as a widow; my aunt Margaret, Mrs Vallance; and my aunt Caroline, Mrs Crowdy, wife of Mr James Crowdy, sometime administrator or Acting Governor of Newfoundland. Like my mother, both Mrs Vallance and Mrs Crowdy were beautiful women. I last saw the later at Southsea, some years after I entered the Navy, when she was in delicate health, not long before her death. Even then, her beauty was striking. A miniature of my mother which we have shows how great was her share of good looks." (Bridge, Cyprian. "Some recollections." London: John Murray, 1918, pg. 23) "We arrived in Liverpool on Sunday evening when the church bells were ringing. I had never heard the sound of chiming bells across the water, and it seemed to me very beautiful. My maternal grandmother, Mrs Dunscomb, then a widow, and one of her daughters, my aunt Eliza, were living near Liverpool, and I stayed with them until I went to Cheltenham, where I was to meet my father" (page 28).
Related will documents include statememnt by brother George H. Dunscomb naming Eliza's living siblings himself of New York City, Edward Dunscomb of Massachusetts, J.W. Dunsocmb of Quebec, and Sarah C. Bridge, and children of deceased sisters whose names and ages are unknown all residing in England. No surviving husband, children, mother or father. George Dunscombe administrator, estate valued at less than three thousand dollars.
The Bridge family tree on Ancestry.com gives her full middle name (Mary) and says she was born Oct. 6, 1803 which conflicts with the 1801 date in the Dunscombe family Bible.
Baptised 1801 in Bermuda. Another record exists showing she was bapties 7/26/1818 in Belton, Rutland, England.