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Died: | 28/03/1901 |
Buried: | 01/04/1901 |
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Name at death | Margaret Maria Finn | ||||||||||||
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Age at death | 43 | ||||||||||||
Gender at Death | Female | ||||||||||||
Cause of Death | Cancer of Peritoneum, Dropsy | ||||||||||||
Place of Death | Bartholomew Street Newbury | ||||||||||||
Usual Address | Bartholomew Street, Newbury | ||||||||||||
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Death certificate for Margaret Maria Finn*
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Name at death | Margaret Maria Finn | ||||||
Age at Death | 43 | ||||||
Burial Date | 01 April 1901 | ||||||
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Newbury |
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Official at Burial | The Rev'd. Edward Gardiner, Rector. | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
Top tier of base: "My faith looks up to thee/ Thou Lamb of Calvary / Saviour Divine." // Middle tier of base:In Loving Memory of / Margaret Maria / wife of Herbert John Finn / died March 28th. 1901 / aged 43 years. / 1 Cor. 111 v.21,22,23. // Bottom tier of base: And of Herbert John Finn / born October 6th. 1842 / At Rest November 29th. 1922. / "Because I live, ye shall live also." / St. John XIV, verse 19 // | |
Name on Memorial | Margaret Maria FINN |
Date of death | 28/03/1901 |
Age | 43 |
Gender | Female |
Memorial Type | Large cross & angel statue,on 3 tiered base; 4 kerbstones |
Construction Material | Limestone Letters |
Condition of memorial | Very good |
Pattison Location Code | ChNW19 |
Recorder's Notes | Herbert was a Brewer & Maltster from Ipswish, Her first married Elizabeth Mary Cullingham, daughter of a Brewer & Maltster empl 129 hands in Ipswich. They had 3 children When Elizabeth died, he married her sister in London when it was against the law, but a common practice, to marry your late wife's sister. He moved to Newbury where he was Brewer & Maltster at the Phoenix Brewery, Bartholomew St, assisted by his son, Dudley Charles. After Margaret died, he married Edith Joan in 1907. Source: Ancestry records. |
Others named on memorial | |
Herbert John FINN |
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
Source: | Newbury Weekly News |
Article date: | 04/04/1901 |
Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
Transciption: | MARGARET MARIA FINN
THE LATE MRS FINN
We regret to record the death of Mrs. Finn, wife of Mr. H.J. Finn, of Phoenix House, Bartholomew-street, who died on Thursday morning last. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon at Newbury Cemetery, the burial service being conducted by the Rector, the Rev. E.L. Gardiner. The coffin was conveyed to the cemetery in an open glass car.
The coffin was of polished oak with brass fittings and inscribed:
Margaret Maria Finn Died March 28th 1901 Aged 43
The mourners, who were present were Mr. H.J. Finn, Mr. Dudley C. Finn (son), Mr. J.B. Cullingham (brother), Mr. W.J. Finn (Cobham), Mr. A. Finn (Lydd), Mr. C.J. Barry (London) and Dr. Hickman.
Wreaths and floral offerings were sent from Mr. Finn and family, Mr. Brandfort Edwards (Ipswich), Misses K. and L. Cullingham (sisters) and Fraulein E. Maxein, (Boscombe), Mrs. Dykes Barry (aunt) London; Miss Lucy Cullingham (sister); Mrs. Van der Burgh (aunt), Ipswich; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finn, Canterbury; Mr. C.J. Barry, London; Rev. J. and Mrs. Atkins, Grammar School; Harris and North, servants at Phoenix House.
The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Penford and Sons, undertakers, Newbury.
Newbury Weekly News 4th April 1901 |
This obituary entry is awaiting verification. |
Source: | Newbury Weekly News |
Article date: | 04/04/1901 |
Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
Transciption: | MARGARET MARIA FINN FINN- March 28, Margaret Maria, wife of Herbert John Finn, PhoenixHouse, Newbury in her 44th year. |
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The articles below contain information about Margaret Maria Finn.
Margaret Maria Finn nee Cullingham
Margaret was born in 1858 in Ipswich, Suffolk. Her father Charles Cullingham owned the Ipswich Steam brewery. In 1881 she is living with her parents and is classed as a Governess as are two of her sisters. Her older sister Elizabeth has already married Herbert Finn, who works for her father and becomes a partner in the business.
In 1882 her sister Elizabeth dies (jaundice; hepatitis; Weil’s disease) aged 38, leaving three young children: Cordelia, Marion and Dudley.
It was common in those days for unmarried sisters to move in and help when a widower was left with children to care for. However it was against the law for a widower to marry his dead wife’s sister (Marriage Act 1835).
In 1888 Charles Cunningham decided to retire and sell the Ipswich Steam Brewery in its entirety. Two of his sons were also partners. The brewery and all its tied houses and cottages were sold to the Hon Ranulph Tollemarche for the fantastic sum of £65,800. Lord Tollemache had sold two portraits by Sir Joshua Reynolds to raise the funds for this venture. The brewery later became well known as Tolly Cobbold brewry.
Herbert Finn and his children moved back to his origins, Lydd in Kent. In 1889 he married Margaret at Lambeth, far from those who knew them. In 1891 They are living as a family as lodgers to Robert and Ellen Jones in Lydd.
In 1893 Herbert bought The Phoenix Brewery in Newbury. The family moved into 50, Bartholomew Street, Phoenix House and were still living there when Margaret died on 28th March 1901 aged 43. The angel was placed there in her memory.
Author: Ros Clow
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