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| Name at death | Ann Stratton | ||||||
| Age at Death | 84 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 30 December 1915 | ||||||
| Abode |
Workhouse Infirmary,
Newbury. |
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| Official at Burial | Charles L Jeayes | ||||||
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The articles below contain information about Ann Stratton.
Ann Stratton
c1829-1915
Ann her parents, siblings and early life:
Ann was baptised on the 25th March 1829, in Winterbourne, Berkshire, the daughter of Thomas and Letitia Prince (nee Head) who were married in 1821, in Winterbourne.
Ann’s father Thomas was baptised in Chieveley, in 1797, the son of Benjamin and Phoebe Prince (nee Curtis) who were married on the 13th June 1796, in Leckhampstead. Thomas died aged 80, on the 10th January 1878, in Winterbourne
Ann’s mother Letitia was baptised in 1798, in Leckhampstead, Berkshire, the daughter of James and Mary Head (nee Oakley) who were married in 1796, in Leckhampstead. Letitia died aged 87, in 1886, in Donnington, Berkshire
Ann’s siblings were:
John, 1820
John, 1822
Thomas, 1824
Joseph, 1825
Mary, 1827
Phoebe, 1831
Henry, 1833
Isaac, 1835
Sarah, 1837
Martha, 1838
Elizabeth, 1840
Letitia, 1844
In 1841 Ann (12) was living in Winterbourne, with her father Thomas (45), an Agricultural Labourer, her mother Letitia, (40) and her siblings, Joseph (15), Mary (14), Phoebe (12), Henry (8), Isaac (6), Sarah (4), Martha (2) and Elizabeth (18 months)
In 1851 Ann (22) was working as a Housemaid, in Leckhampstead, Berkshire, for a Farmer, Edward Witts (46) and his family.
Ann in later life:
Ann married in 1861
Marriage details:
Place: St Mary, Speenhamland, Berkshire
Date: 6th July 1861
Groom: John Stratton, full age, bachelor, occupation, Porter, abode, Woodspeen
Bride: Ann Prince, full age, spinster, abode, St John the Evangelist, Newbury
Fathers: Thomas Stratton, a Brewer and Thomas Prince, a Labourer
Witnesses: Isaac Prince and Sarah Prince
(John Stratton was born c1837, he was baptised on the 30th April 1837, in Speenhamland, Berkshire, the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Stratton (nee Allen) who were married on the 16th May 1831, at St mary the Virgin, Speen, Berkshire)
John and Ann had a daughter, Annie Matilda (born c1870) baptised in 1870, in Speenhamland
The 1871 census records John Thomas (34), a Corn Porter and Labourer, Ann (40) and their daughter Annie (1), living in Speenhamland, Berkshire.
In 1891 John Thomas (59), a General Labourer, Ann (60) and their daughter Annie M. (21), a Housemaid, were living at 1, Stanley Terrace, Speenhamland, Berkshire
The 1901 census records John (68), an Agricultural Labourer and Ann (72), living at 3 Kennet Place, Newbury, Berkshire
Ann was widowed in 1908, John Thomas Stratton died aged 70. (Death registered in the March quarter, in Newbury).
The 1911 census records Ann (80) as an old age pensioner, lodging at 33 West Street, Newbury, with her married daughter Annie Matilda Hill (43), her son-in-law, William Hill (44), a Groom/Domestic Gardener and her grandchildren, Francis William (18), Dorothy Annie (14), Ernest Edward (13) and Albert Henry (6).
Ann died aged 84, in the Workhouse Infirmary in 1915, she was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 30th December.
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