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Facts and Events
| Name |
Ann Coxon |
| Married Name[1] |
Ann Overton |
| Gender |
Female |
| Baptism? |
24 Sep 1820 |
South Carlton, Lincolnshire, England |
| Marriage |
20 Apr 1841 |
South Carlton, Lincolnshire, Englandto William Overton |
| Census |
6 Jun 1841 |
St. Peter in Eastgate par., Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Englandat 1 Greetwell Gate
William Overton (occ. “joiner's j[ourneyman]”) was residing with [wife] Ann Overton. (No relationships are recorded in this census.) Both were stated to have been born in Lincolnshire.
with William Overton |
| Census |
7 Apr 1861 |
St. Paul par., Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Englandat West Gate
William Overton (occ. carpenter and wood dealer) was residing with his wife Ann, son William, and daughters Ann, Rebecca, Fanny, and Martha. All of his children but the youngest (Martha) were attending school (occ. “scholar”). The place of birth of William and Ann was Bardney and South Carlton, respectively, and each of the children were born in Lincoln.
with William Overton |
| Census |
2 Apr 1871 |
St. Michael par., Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Englandat 17 Mauds Terrace
William Overton (occ. carpenter) was residing with his wife Ann, son William (occ. joiner), and daughters Rebecca (occ. milliner), Fanny, and Martha. It was recorded that Fanny and Martha were attending school (occ. “scholar”). The place of birth of William and Ann was Bardney and South Carlton, respectively, the younger William was born in Doncaster, Yorkshire, and each of the younger children were born in Lincoln.
with William Overton |
| Census |
3 Apr 1881 |
St. Nicholas par., Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Englandat 26 Wilson St.
William Overton (occ. carpenter) was residing with his wife Ann, son William (“widower”; occ. joiner), and grandson William Herbert (occ. “scholar”). It was recorded that the place of birth of William and Ann was Bardney and South Carlton, respectively.
with William Overton |
| Death[1] |
6 Feb 1884 |
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England |
Personal History
Marriage and Family
- (see the Family page for references)
On 20 April 1841, William Overton of South Carlton, carpenter and son of William Overton, carpenter, and Ann Coxon of the same place, servant and daughter of Joseph Coxon, carpenter, were married at the parish church of South Carlton, Lincolnshire. The marriage was witnessed by (Ann's father) Joseph Coxon and Rebecca Dawson.
Death and Probate
Ann Overton, wife of William Overton, master carpenter, died on 6 February 1884 at 26 Wilson Street in the city of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, of a diseased liver which she had for four months with gradual exhaustion; the death was registered on 7 February by Mary Hutton of 20 Maud's Hill Terrace, Lincoln, who was “present at death”.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 England. General Register Office. Certified Copy of an Entry of Death Given at the General Register Office
for Ann Overton, died 6 Feb. and registered 7 Feb. 1884. A copy of an entry in the certified copy of a register of deaths in the district of Lincoln, sub-district of Lincoln Home, co. Lincoln, 2 April 2014.
“[died] Sixth February 1884 [at] 26 Wilson Street Lincoln U.S.D.; Ann Overton; female; [age] 63 years; Wife of William Overton[,] Carpenter (Master); [cause] diseased Liver[,] 4 months[,] Gradual Exhaustion[,] Certified by Geo Mitchinson M.D.; [informant] Mary Hutton[,] Present at death[, of] 20 Maud's Hill Terrace Lincoln”
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