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Elizabeth VICKERS

1833 – 1905 · Manchester, Lancashire
Partner: John HOLMES · Partner: George GREENHOW
Father: Lot VICKERS · Mother: Sarah LEIGH
👶 Birth1833Manchester, Lancashire 📍 Baptism Records
🏛️ Slavery abolished throughout British Empire
⛪ Baptism26 May 1833Manchester Cathedral, Victoria Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M3 1SX 📍 Baptism Records 📎 View
🏠 Lived1841 (8)Paddock Street, Ardwick, Manchester, Greater Manchester 📍 1841 Census 📎 View
💒 Marriage16 Aug 1860 (27)John HOLMES
Manchester Cathedral, Victoria Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M3 1SX 📍 Marriage Certificate 📎 View
🏠 Lived1860 (27)80 Coupland Street, Chorlton upon Medlock, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 Baptism Records
🏠 Lived1861 (28)70 Clifford Street, Stretford, Manchester, Lancashire 📍
with John HOLMES 1861 Census 📎 View
🏛️ Death of Prince Albert
🏠 Lived1871 (38)Stafford House, Ellesmere Road, Ellesmere Park, Monton, Lancashire 📍 1871 Census 📎 View
🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced
💒 Marriage21 Aug 1880 (47)George GREENHOW
St Matthew’s Parish Church, Stretford, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 Marriage Certificate 📎 View
🏛️ Education Act — school attendance compulsory
🏠 Lived1881 (48)Aire Street, Pontefract, West Yorkshire 📍
with George GREENHOW 1881 Census 📎 View
🏠 Lived1891 (58)Main Street, Ferrybridge, Knottingley, West Yorkshire 📍 1891 Census 📎 View
🏛️ Free elementary education
📝 Will17 Dec 1905 (72)Left residue of estate to her nephew Archibald Paterson Will 📎 View
✝️ Death28 Dec 1905 (72)Ferrybridge, Knottingley, West Yorkshire 📍 Probate Index
🪦 Burial01 Jan 1906 (73)St Andrew Parish Church, Pontefract Road, Ferrybridge, Knottingley, West Yorkshire 📍
Aged 73 Burial Records 📎 View
🏛️ Labour Party wins first seats
⚖️ Probate31 Jan 1906 (73)Wakefield, West Yorkshire 📍
Effects: £1185 5s Probate Index 📎 View 📎 View
Children with John HOLMES
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b. 1860, 80 Coupland Street, Chorlton upon Medlock, Manchester, Lancashire · d. 1860, 80 Coupland Street, Chorlton upon Medlock, Manchester, Lancashire
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