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| 👶 Birth | 19 Mar 1838 | Liverpool, Merseyside 📍 ⓘ1881 Census Maiden name taken from 1871 Census which includes two of her sisters. 🏛️ Coronation of Queen Victoria |
| 💒 Marriage | 31 Jul 1861 (23) | Edward POTTS Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Grosvenor Street, Chorlton Upon Medlock, Lancashire 📍 📎 View 🏛️ Death of Prince Albert |
| 🏠 Lived | 1871 (33) | 82 Windsor Road, Oldham, Lancashire 📍 with Edward POTTS 📎 View The 1871 Census includes Sarah Ann Pendleton, Domestic Servant, aged 21; Elizabeth Jones, Domestic Servant, aged 23; Phebe Wall, Domestic Servant, aged 21; Mary Ann Ackroyd, Sister-in-Law, aged 37, No Occupation, Born Liverpool and Thirza Ackroyd, Sister-in-Law, aged 23, No Occupation, Born ?, Leicestershire. 🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced |
| 🏠 Lived | 1881 (43) | The Gorse, Vicarage Lane, Bowdon, Cheshire 📍 with Edward POTTS ⓘ1881 Census 📎 View |
| 📝 Will | 01 Jun 1888 (50) | Date of her will obtained from will of her husband 🏛️ Jack the Ripper murders in Whitechapel · County Councils established |
| ✝️ Death | 12 Feb 1898 (60) | Eccles, Lancashire 📍 ⓘAncestry.co.uk |
Children with Edward POTTS
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b. 1862, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1932, Poulton Le Fylde, Lancashire
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b. 1864, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1930, Whitehaven, Cumberland County, Illinois, USA
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b. 1865, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1865, Oldham, Lancashire
b. 1868, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1937, 85 Lonsdale Avenue, Wembley, London, Middlesex · m. William TATTERSALL
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b. 1869, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1905, Barton Upon Irwell, Lancashire
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b. 1871, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1958, Keswick, Cumbria
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b. 1873, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1953, Keswick, Cumbria · m. Ernest LONGBOTTOM
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b. 1875, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1965, Keswick, Cumbria
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b. 1876, Oldham, Lancashire · d. 1963, Keswick, Cumbria
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b. 1878, Bowdon, Cheshire · d. 1942, Green Springs, Sandusky County, Ohio, USA · m. Mary YATES
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b. 1882, Bowdon, Cheshire · d. 1956, Poulton Le Fylde, Lancashire
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