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Notes for Sarah Anne JAMES
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Notes for Sarah Anne JAMES |
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Birth Note|
Index: Sep 1860 JAMES Sarah Ann Bradford W 5a 100 PoB from Census |
Marriage Note| Wilts RO 501/13 (also IGI) , sarah Anne Daughter of Samuel James, Walter occupation painter, ages confirmed - also IGI |
Census Note|
Dwelling: 4 Corn Street Census Place: St James, Bath, Somerset, England Source: FHL Film 1341586 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2437 Folio 8 Page 9 Sarah ATRIDGE OR ALRIDGE Marr: M Age: 21 Sex: F PoB: Braughten Giffard, Wiltshire Rel: Wife Occ: Kid Glove Maker |
Witness Note|
Index: Sep 1885, OTRIDGE Emily, Bath 5c 935 1885 Marriage solemnized at St MArk's Church in the Parish of Lyncombe in the County of Somerset No. 277 30th August 1885 Husband: William Charles Sully, 22, Bachelor, Tailor, 9 Bolwell Hose, Widcombe Father: Eli Sully, Gardener Wife: Emily Otridge, 24, Spinster, Domestic Servant, 18 Hadfield Bdgs, Widcombe (lived with Walter & Sarah) Father: John Otridge, Butcher Married in the parish church of according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me Thos P Williams This marriage was solemized between us: signed by both in the presence of us: Walter Otridge, Sarah Otridge |
Census Note| Name SARAH A OTRIDGE Age 32 Parish and County Bath, St James, SOM District Bath Piece and Folio No 1934/18 Fiche No 1 (FFHS) |
Not Married Note| From death certificate of John OTRIDGE, child conceived in about Jan 1896, a year after mother's husband had died. |
Death Note|
Index: Dec 1896, OTRIDGE Sarah Anne, 38, Bath, 5c 374 Registration District: Bath. 1896 Death in Sub-District of Lyncombe & Widcombe in the County of Bath. No: 220 Died: 18 Nov 1896 5 Thorpe Buildings, Bath Name: Sarah Ann Otridge, Female, 38 years Occupation: Widow of Walter Otridge, House Painter (Journeyman) Cause: Perefonital(?) Exhaustion certified by F W Hawthorn(?) LRCP Informant: George Otridge, son, 5 Thorpe Buildings, Bath When: 19th Nov 1896 Registrar: R E Davies It can be inferred that she died in childbirth. As she conceived about a year after her husband's death, and her son died of syphillis, she could have been "selling" herself to make ends meet. |
Notes for Sarah Anne JAMES
Updated on 16 Mar 2006
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