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In page Minnie Baldock:

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In 1911, she was one of the suffragettes who boycotted the census.[7] Later in 1911, Baldock was diagnosed with cancer and underwent surgery performed by Louisa Aldrich-Blake. Baldock recovered but broke contact with the increasingly militant WSPU. She did keep in contact with Edith How-Martyn and she was still a member of the Church League for Women's Suffrage. At the start of 1913 she and her family had to move to Liverpool for her sons to seek work in shipyards[citation needed], although she and husband were also reported to be in Southampton in 1914.[5]