Frances Sara Fuller-Maitland Colquhoun

Colquhoun, Frances Sara, daughter of Mrs. Ebenezer Fuller-Maitland, of Stanstead Hall, Henley-on-Thames, was born at Shinfield Park, near Reading, England, June 20, 1809; on January 29, 1834, she was married to John Colquhoun. She died May 27, 1877. She contributed to her mother's volume titled Hymns for Private Devotion, 1827, one original hymn, and also some additional lines to Henry Kirke White's incomplete hymn beginning, "Much in sorrow, oft in woe."
Hymn Writers of the Church by Charles S. Nutter, 1911

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Colquhoun, Frances Sara, née Fuller-Maitland, fourth daughter of Ebenezer Fuller-Maitland of Stanstead Hall, and Park Place, Henley-on-Thames, was born at Shinfield Park, near Reading, June 20, 1809; married on Jan. 29, 1834, to John Colquhoun, son of Sir James Colquhoun, Bart., and died May 27,1877. To her mother's collection, entitled Hymns or Private Devotions, &c, 1827, she contributed anonymously a piece beginning "Launched upon the stormy ocean," and her well-known additions to Kirke White's fragment "Much in sorrow, oft in woe" (p. 774, i.). In the 1863 edition of her mother's work there is another piece by her:—"There is a vale in Israel's road," and signed "F. S. C." [George Arthur Crawford, M.A.]

--John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology, Appendix, Part II (1907)