Ann unknown
 

Name - "official" name and what they were known as
Ann

Date and place of birth
abt 1784, Shropshire probably

Names of parents
unknown

Date and place of baptism - if applicable
unknown

Details of each of his or her marriages - if any
married Richard Page, farmer, somewhere in Shropshire sometime before 1807

Occupation(s) - if any
none known

Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!).

1807 - Caynham Camp Shropshire (child Thomas baptised at Hope Bagot, SAL "of Caynham")
1809 - Ludford ?, Child Reuben baptised at Ludford SAL
1814 - Children Harriott and John baptised at Milson SAL, no idea if they were twins or not.
1841 - possibly Below the Cloud, Wotton under Edge, Gloucester, not born in county
1851 possibly, 11 Worcester St, Cheltenham, lodger, 77y, born shropshire, in the household of William Wines, carpenter.

Think these two census records may be a possibility as son Reuben and son-in-law John Carver were both carpenters and John and Harriot Carver lived in Cheltenham for a time. Maybe neither of these are her and she died before 1841 - like her husband.

Date, place and cause of death
not certain

Date and place of burial.
unknown

Details of will / administration of their estate - if applicable
probably not

Memorial inscription - if any

Have done some more research on this PAGE family through the IGI and family search. I looked close to Ludford, but not in Shrophshire.

Its possible Ann's maiden name was

Ann WHISTON

and was born about 1770. Ann Whiston married Richard PAGE in 1793 in Burrington Herefordshire (a few miles west of Ludlow SAL)

and had children William (1796, Burrington) Sarah (1799 Burrington), Ann (1801 Burrington), Richard (1803 Burrington), Mary (1806 Burrington),

and then possibly the same couple - Thomas (1807 Caynham), Reuben (1809 Ludford), Harriott (bp 1814 Milson), John (bp 1814 Milson).

Now cannot find a baptism for her !!

But some progress on the PAGE side of things. Its possible that husband Richard also had a brother called Reuben (1749) and an uncle with the same name (b1719)


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