Personal Details of Ann Willis
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| Buried: | 13/10/1871 |
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Burial Register
| Name at death | Ann Willis | ||||||
| Age at Death | 76 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 13 October 1871 | ||||||
| Abode |
Newbury |
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| Official at Burial | The Rev'd. C Grinstead, Curate of Newbury. | ||||||
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Burial Register entry for Ann Willis
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Burial Register Entry for Ann Willis
Biographical Information
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Ann Willis
Sarah Goodman (1758 – 1850)
her Daughter Ann Willis (1795-1871)
Sarah Seymour was born circa 1758. She married William Harris on 9 May 1780 at St Nicolas in Newbury. William died in November 1810 aged 50 from decline and was buried on 9 November 1810 at St Nicolas in Newbury.
Sarah remarried on 1 October 1815 at St Nicolas in Newbury to William Goodman who was a widower. William died in December 1825 aged 65 and was buried at St Nicolas in Newbury on 28 December 1825.
Sarah was recorded with her daughter Ann Willis and her husband John Willis in Church Almhouses in Newbury in the 1841 census. John was were recorded a labourer. Sarah and Ann did not have any occupations recorded.
Sarah Goodman died in November 1850 aged 92 and she was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 6 November 1850.
Sarah’s daughter Ann Willis died in October 1871 aged 76 and she was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 13 October 1871. (John is also probably buried at Newtown Road Cemetery but further research is needed)
Author: Gerald Soper
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Ann Willis
Ann Willis (1795 – 1871)
Ann Harris was born circa 1795 in Newbury. She married John Willis on 31 July 1820 at St Nicolas in Newbury.
She was recorded with her husband John and Sarah Goodman aged 76 in Church Almhouses Newbury in the 1841 census. John was were recorded a labourer. Sarah was Ann’s mother who as a widow had married William Goodman, a widower, on 1 October 1815 at St Nicolas in Newbury. William subsequently died in December 1825.
John died in August 1848 aged 52 and he was buried on 5 August 1848 at St Nicolas in Newbury.
In the 1851 census Ann was living in Bartholomew Street in Newbury, she was recorded as a pauper labourer’s widow. There was also a lodger Mary Wallen a widow aged 76.
Ten years later in the 1861 census Ann was living by herself in Lewis’s Buildings in Bartholomew Street in Newbury. Her occupation was recorded as a shoe maker’s widow.
In the 1871 census Ann was a lodger in Lamburn’s Yard in Newbury with her occupation recorded as a charwoman.
Ann died in October 1871 aged 76 and was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 13 October 1871.
Ann’s mother Sarah Goodman was buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 6 November 1850.
Author: Gerald Soper
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