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Birth 1851 🏛️ Irish Potato Famine | Westbury, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘBirth Civil Registration Index Baptism Records |
Baptism 03/08/1851 🏛️ Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace | All Saint's Church, Church Lane, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 3BT 📍 ⓘRachael Grist Mark Cornish son of George & Charlotte Taylor (Westbury, Gardener, baptised by Henry H Duke, Vicar). Baptism 3 Aug 1851 Westbury, Wiltshire - p. 160, no. 1280 |
Lived (10) 1861 🏛️ Death of Prince Albert | Edward Street, Westbury, Wiltshire 📍 ⓘ1861 Census 📎 Census |
Occupation (10) 1861 | Scholar ⓘ1861 Census |
Marriage (20) 04/03/1871 🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced | Annie BARTLETT All Saint's Church, Church Lane, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 3BT 📍 ⓘRachael Grist Mark Cornish (b.c. 1851) Mark Cornish 18 B Carpenter Westbury Father George Cornish Farmer |
Lived (30) 1881 | Lower Road, Westbury, Wiltshire 📍 with Annie BARTLETT 📎 Census |
Lived (40) 1891 🏛️ Free elementary education | Lower Road, Westbury, Wiltshire 📍 with Annie BARTLETT ⓘ1891 Census 📎 Census |
Occupation (40) 1891 | Carpenter and Builder ⓘ1891 Census |
Lived (81) 1932 🏛️ Great Depression | 173 Warminster Road, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 3PQ 📍 with Annie BARTLETT ⓘBurial Records |
Death abt 03/01/1939 🏛️ Second World War | 173 Warminster Road, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 3PQ 📍 ⓘBurial Records |
Burial 05/01/1939 | Westbury Cemetery, Bratton Road, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 3HS 📍 ⓘRachael Grist p. 138, no. 1099 Mark Cornish 173 Warminster Road Westbury 5 Jan 1939 age 87 H.V. Adams |
Children with Annie BARTLETT
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b. 1871, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1873, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1875, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1876, Westbury, Wiltshire · d. 1948
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b. 1877, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1879, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1880, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1882, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1884, Westbury, Wiltshire · d. 1966, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada · m. 1910 Hannah Rosina BEASLEY
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b. 1886, Westbury, Wiltshire · d. 1886, Westbury, Wiltshire
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b. 1892, Wiltshire, Wiltshire
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