Personal Life
Haselgrove was married to British mathematician C. Brian Haselgrove and published several highly cited, technical articles with him (e.g., ). They are also credited for first solving the 6×10 Pentomino. Brian Haselgrove died in 1964, and Jenifer remarried to another British mathematician, John Leech, and took his surname. She worked at the University of Glasgow until 1982. She resides in England.
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