Personal Details of Edith Annie Ferry

 

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Buried:  22/01/1937

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Burial Register
Name at death Edith Annie Ferry
Age at Death 61
Burial Date 22 January 1937
Abode 63 York Road
Newbury
Official at Burial W.L. Cooper, Rector
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1917
Page Number 200
Reccord Number 11199
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Edith Annie Ferry
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission


Memorial Details
  From top of headstone: In loving memory of Edith Annie Ferry/ born May 25th 1875, died Jan.18th. 1937/ "At Rest"
 
Name on Memorial Edith Annie FERRY
Date of death 18/01/1937
Age 62
Gender Female
 
Memorial Type Headstone and Kerbstones
Construction Material Course Granite
Condition of memorial Good condition but end stone loose
Pattison Location Code NE 2(A)

Biographical Information

The articles below contain information about Edith Annie Ferry.

Henry Seward, Sarah Seward and children Edith Ann Ferry nee Seward and Alfred Henry Seward

Henry Seward was the son of James Seward and Jane Sutton born 28 April 1848 at St Mary Kingsclere

Henry Seward married in Q2 1873, in Newbury,a Sarah Maria, the daughter of John Edward and Elizabeth.  Sarah was baptised 3 June 1849 at Vernham Dean.

In 1881 and 1891 they are living in Westcombe Buildings, Northbrook Street.   Henry is a carpenter.

Sarah Seward was buried 26 March 1900 in Newtown Road Cemetery

 Henry, still a carpenter is shown in the 1901 census and was buried 18 June 1906

They had 4  known children all born in Newbury:-

Edith Anne Seward 1875 who married Edward James Ferry in Q2 1901 Buried NRC 22 January 1937

Alfred Henry Seward 1878 Buried NRC 13 Sept 1882 aged 3

Ernest 1881

Gertrude Ida 1889.

There are other Seward infants buried in NRC between 1874 & 1882 and it is possible some of whom could also have been children of Henry and Sarah.

 

 

Gerald Soper November 2010

Author: Gerald Soper
©


Edith Annie Ferry (1875 – 1937)

Edith Annie Ferry (1875 – 1937)

 

Edith Ann Seward was born on 25 May 1875 in Newbury, the eldest daughter of Henry and Sarah Maria, nee Pullin, Seward. She had eight brothers and sisters but sadly six of them died as infants and were buried at Newtown Road Cemetery.

 

In the 1881 census Edith was recorded with her parents Henry and Sarah living at Westcombe’s Buildings in Newbury along with brothers Alfred Henry aged 2 and Ernest aged 2 months. Henry was a carpenter.

 

Ten years later in the 1891 census Edith was still living at Westcombe’s Buildings in Newbury with her parents, brother Ernest aged 10 and sister Gertrude Ida aged 1. Henry had no occupation recorded, Edith Annie was a pupil teacher and Ernest a scholar.

 

Edith’s mother Sarah passed away on 22 March 1900 aged 52. She was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 26 March.

 

The following year in the 1901 census Edith was living at 2 Albert Place in Newbury with her father Henry and sister Gertrude aged 11. Henry was recorded as a carpenter and Edith had no occupation recorded, so was probably running the house.

 

A few months after the census Edith married Edward James Ferry in Newbury. Edward was born 6 December 1873 at Itchenor, near Chichester in Sussex. In the 1901 census Edward was recorded living as a boarder at 2 Rosemary Terrace in Newbury and he was a railway porter.

 

Edith’s father Henry died just over five years later on 15 June 1906 aged 59 and he was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 18 June.

 

In the 1911 and 1921 censuses Edith and Edward were living at 69 York Road in Newbury with Edward a railway porter working for Great Western Railways at Newbury.

 

Edith died 18 January 1837 aged 61 while still living at 69 York Road and she was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 22 January 1937.

 

Edward remarried in 1938 in Newbury to Hannah Langton. In September 1939 Edward and Hannah were living at 69 York Road with Edward now recorded as a railway porter retired. He died 26 October 1952 still living at 69 York Road and was buried at Henley Road Crematorium in Reading on 30 October.

 

 

Author: soper
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