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Birth 1850 🏛️ Irish Potato Famine | Sunderland, North Yorkshire 📍 ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn Ancestry.co.uk |
Marriage (24) 23/04/1874 | William TATTERSALL Fawcett Street Wesleyan Chapel, Sunderland, County Durham 📍 ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn |
Lived abt 1875 | 15 York Terrace, Blackburn, Lancashire 📍 with William TATTERSALL ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn |
Lived (28) 1878 🏛️ Electric street lighting in London | Briercliffe, Wellington Street, Blackburn, Lancashire 📍 with William TATTERSALL ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn |
Lived (33) 1883 | Ivy Bank, Shear Bank Road, Blackburn, Lancashire 📍 with William TATTERSALL ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn |
Lived (52) 1902 🏛️ Second Boer War | The Grange, East Park Road, Blackburn, Lancashire 📍 with William TATTERSALL ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn |
Lived (61) 1911 🏛️ National Insurance Act | Garth, St. Silas Road, Blackburn, Lancashire 📍 with William TATTERSALL ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn |
Death (66) 10/10/1916 🏛️ First World War | Lytham St Annes, Lancashire 📍 Cerebral Haemorrhage (On a visit to Mr Duke Bannister) ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn Death Civil Registration Index |
Burial abt 14/10/1916 🏛️ Battle of the Somme | Blackburn Cemetery, Lancashire 📍 Buried in the family vault ⓘAncestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn |
Children with William TATTERSALL
b. 1876, 15 York Terrace, Blackburn, Lancashire
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b. 1882, Ivy Bank, Shear Bank Road, Blackburn, Lancashire
b. 1884, Ivy Bank, Shear Bank Road, Blackburn, Lancashire
b. 1886, Ivy Bank, Shear Bank Road, Blackburn, Lancashire · m. Jessie HEAP
b. 1889, Ivy Bank, Shear Bank Road, Blackburn, Lancashire
b. 1892, Ivy Bank, Shear Bank Road, Blackburn, Lancashire
Notes
More information about her is available in the Ancestry of the Tattersall Brothers of Blackburn book.
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