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Eleanor SAUL(ARMER, Ellen)

1772 – 1847 · Beetham, Westmorland
Partner: Thomas ARMER
👶Birth
1772
🏛️ Industrial Revolution transforms Lancashire
Beetham, Westmorland 📍 Baptism Records
Death Certificate
Baptism
15/06/1772
Beetham, Westmorland 📍 Ancestry.co.uk

Daughter of Richard & Jane

💒Marriage (27)
08/04/1799
🏛️ French Revolutionary Wars
Thomas ARMER
St Oswald Parish Church, Main Street, Warton, Lancashire, LA5 9PG 📍 Lancashire Online Parish Clerks 📎 Marriage 📎 Marriage

Marriage: 8 Apr 1799 St Oswald, Warton Nr Lancaster, Lancashire, England
Thomas Armer - husbandman of this parish
Ellen Saul - (X), spinster of this parish
Witness: Thomas Saul; Agnes Burrow
Married by Banns by: Thomas WASHINGTON, minister
Register: Marriages 1796 - 1813, P 5, No 33
Source: Film 1849662

🏠Lived (69)
1841
Borwick, Lancashire 📍 1841 Census 📎 Census
✝️Death (75)
23/09/1847
🏛️ Irish Potato Famine
Silverdale, Lancashire 📍
Apoplexy Burial Records
Death Certificate
📎 Death Cert
🪦Burial
27/09/1847
🏛️ Factory Act
St Oswald Parish Church, Main Street, Warton, Lancashire, LA5 9PG 📍 Lancashire Online Parish Clerks

To be confirmed

Burial: 27 Sep 1847 St Oswald, Warton Nr Lancaster, Lancashire, England
Ellen Armer -
Age: 75
Abode: Silverdale
Buried by: Thomas DEAN, Vicar
Register: Burials 1813 - 1862, P 133, No 1057
Source: Film 1849663

Children with Thomas ARMER
M
b. 1799, Lindeth, Silverdale, Lancashire · d. 1872, Kirkland, Garstang, Lancashire
F
b. 1802, Lindeth, Silverdale, Lancashire · d. 1826, New Hollins, Silverdale, Lancashire
M
b. 1803, Silverdale, Lancashire · d. 1825, Silverdale, Lancashire
M
b. 1808, Silverdale, Lancashire · d. 1842, School House, Preston Patrick, Westmorland · m. 1836 Charlotte ASTLEY
M
b. 1811, Silverdale, Lancashire · d. 1870, Holme, Westmorland · m. 1841 Maria HODGSON
F
b. 1813, Silverdale, Lancashire · d. 1896, Garstang, Lancashire · m. 1840 John BRAITHWAITE
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Witness of her Death: Thomas ARMER
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