Daughter of Thomas Jenner and Mary [unknown], she was born in or near Ewhurst, county Surrey, England, probably in Oct 1821. There are records of her baptism in Ewhurst on 11 Nov 1821.
She married James Finch on 1 Jan 1842 at St. Peter & St. Paul church, also in Ewhurst. They were parents of 8 children (James, Sarah, Thomas, Mary, Frederick, Ann, Martha, & George), and at least 5 of the children reached adulthood. Two (Sarah & Ann) appear to have emigrated to the U.S.
Husband James was a journeyman hoopmaker (i.e., one who made hoops for kegs, casks, barrels, & tubs), and the family appears to have typically lived close to a line connecting Chichester & Crawley.
Mary, age 38, died in Duncton, Sussex on 5 Aug 1860 (due to phthisis; in modern parlance, tuberculosis). She was buried at Holy Trinity on 10 Aug 1860.
She married James Finch on 1 Jan 1842 at St. Peter & St. Paul church, also in Ewhurst. They were parents of 8 children (James, Sarah, Thomas, Mary, Frederick, Ann, Martha, & George), and at least 5 of the children reached adulthood. Two (Sarah & Ann) appear to have emigrated to the U.S.
Husband James was a journeyman hoopmaker (i.e., one who made hoops for kegs, casks, barrels, & tubs), and the family appears to have typically lived close to a line connecting Chichester & Crawley.
Mary, age 38, died in Duncton, Sussex on 5 Aug 1860 (due to phthisis; in modern parlance, tuberculosis). She was buried at Holy Trinity on 10 Aug 1860.
Daughter of Thomas Jenner and Mary [unknown], she was born in or near Ewhurst, county Surrey, England, probably in Oct 1821. There are records of her baptism in Ewhurst on 11 Nov 1821.
She married James Finch on 1 Jan 1842 at St. Peter & St. Paul church, also in Ewhurst. They were parents of 8 children (James, Sarah, Thomas, Mary, Frederick, Ann, Martha, & George), and at least 5 of the children reached adulthood. Two (Sarah & Ann) appear to have emigrated to the U.S.
Husband James was a journeyman hoopmaker (i.e., one who made hoops for kegs, casks, barrels, & tubs), and the family appears to have typically lived close to a line connecting Chichester & Crawley.
Mary, age 38, died in Duncton, Sussex on 5 Aug 1860 (due to phthisis; in modern parlance, tuberculosis). She was buried at Holy Trinity on 10 Aug 1860.
She married James Finch on 1 Jan 1842 at St. Peter & St. Paul church, also in Ewhurst. They were parents of 8 children (James, Sarah, Thomas, Mary, Frederick, Ann, Martha, & George), and at least 5 of the children reached adulthood. Two (Sarah & Ann) appear to have emigrated to the U.S.
Husband James was a journeyman hoopmaker (i.e., one who made hoops for kegs, casks, barrels, & tubs), and the family appears to have typically lived close to a line connecting Chichester & Crawley.
Mary, age 38, died in Duncton, Sussex on 5 Aug 1860 (due to phthisis; in modern parlance, tuberculosis). She was buried at Holy Trinity on 10 Aug 1860.
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