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Edward AKERMAN

1846 – 1909 · Patney, Wiltshire
Father: Jonathan AKERMAN · Mother: Ann Griffin PEARCE
👶Birth
15/09/1846 7:15pm
🏛️ Irish Potato Famine
Patney, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Photo
⛪Baptism
06/12/1846
🏛️ Repeal of the Corn Laws
St Swithin Church, Woodland Road, Patney, Wiltshire, SN10 3QZ 📍 📎 Baptism
🏠Lived (5)
1851
🏛️ Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace
Patney, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Census
🏠Lived (15)
1861
🏛️ Death of Prince Albert
The Old Manor, 61 The Street, Chirton, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Census
🏠Lived (25)
1871
🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced
The Old Manor, 61 The Street, Chirton, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Census
💼Occupation (25)
1871
Farmer of 138 acres employing 3 men & 2 boys
🏠Lived (35)
1881
High Street, Potterne, Wiltshire 📍
Boarder 📎 Census
💼Occupation (35)
1881
Retired Farmer
🏠Lived (45)
1891
🏛️ Free elementary education
High Street, Potterne, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Census
💼Occupation (45)
1891
Gardener (Employed)
🏠Lived (55)
1901
🏛️ Second Boer War
High Street, Potterne, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Census
💼Occupation (55)
1901
🏛️ Death of Queen Victoria
Gardener (Worker)
✝️Death (63)
22/12/1909
Devizes Workhouse, Wiltshire 📍
Dropsy & Bronchitis ⓘWiltshire Archives

Edward Akerman was buried on 24th December 1909. He died in the Devizes workhouse at age 64. The register also contains the cause of his death, dropsy and bronchitis, which is rare for this to be recorded in the register.

🪦Burial
24/12/1909
St John The Baptist, The Street, Chirton, Wiltshire, SN10 3RP 📍 ⓘfindagrave.com
Wiltshire Archives 📎 Grave 📎 Grave 📎 Grave 📎 Grave 📎 Grave

In
Memory of
EDWARD AKERMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DEC 22, 1909,
AGED 63 YEARS
At Rest

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