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Facts and Events
Name |
Rebecca Dixon Farmer |
Gender |
Female |
Birth[1][2] |
13 Mar 1847 |
Frittenden, Kent, England |
Alt Birth[2] |
Bet Apr 1847 and Jun 1847 |
Cranbrook Registration District, Kent, England |
Christening[3] |
6 Jun 1847 |
Frittenden, Kent, England |
Census[5] |
1851 |
Staplehurst, Kent, EnglandAged 4 |
Census[6] |
1861 |
Shadoxhurst, Kent, EnglandMount Pleasant, Aged 14 |
Marriage |
25 Oct 1863 |
Shadoxhurst, Kent, Englandto John Joshua Mills |
Census[7] |
1871 |
Shadoxhurst, Kent, EnglandBlindgrooms Cottage, Wife, aged 24 |
Census[8][12] |
1881 |
Shadoxhurst, Kent, EnglandVillage Green, Wife, aged 36 |
Census[9] |
1891 |
Shadoxhurst, Kent, EnglandSnailswood Farm, Wife, aged 46 |
Census[10] |
1901 |
Ashford, Kent, England104 Godinton Road, Wife, aged 54 |
Death[4] |
30 Mar 1929 |
Ashford, Kent, England |
Burial[3][11] |
2 Apr 1929 |
Ashford, Kent, England |
References
- ↑ Doug Back corres.
Has Birth Cert., born 3pm. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 FreeBMD
Jun Q 1847, Cranbrook, vol 5, p.6[79].
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Doug Back corres..
- ↑ FreeBMD
Mar Q 1929, Cranbrook, vol 2a, p.1979, aged 82.
- ↑ 1851 Census
HO107/1616, fol.273, p.18.
- ↑ 1861 Census
RG9/513,fol.83, p.2.
- ↑ 1871 Census
RG10/959, fol.145, p.1.
- ↑ 1881 Census
RG11 Piece 0948 Folio 84 Page 7.
- ↑ 1891 Census
RG12/700, fol.141, p.1.
- ↑ 1901 Census
RG13/782, fol.138, p.7.
- ↑ 1929 - From Ashford Newspaper 6 Apr 1929...'DEATH OF NURSE MILLS.-The funeral of Mrs Rebecca Mills-or as she was more popularly known, Nurse Mills-of 108, Godinton Road, the widow of Mr John Mills, took place on Tuesday. Mrs Mills, who passed away while sleeping on Saturday, had been a nurse for over sixty years, and had, in her delightfully happy way, tended to the needs of the highest and the lowest in the town for the past thirty-five years. She was the daughter of the late Mr Charles and Mrs Kitty Farmer, and was born at Staplehurst. She passed through her course of nursing at Guys Hospital, London, and then took up private nursing at Shadoxhurst, where she met and married Mr Mills. She continued her work as a nurse throughout her life, not relinquishing her duties until about twelve months ago, when she was stricken with what was to prove to be a fatal illness. The funeral service took place in the Wesleyan Church-she had been an ardent Wesleyan for fifty years-being conducted by the pastor (the Rev A J Summerfield), while one of Nurse Mills favourite hymns, 'A Charge to keep I have', was sung. The family mourners were Messrs. Charles, George, Alfred and Leonard Mills (sons), Mrs Stanley, Mrs Head and Mrs Brunger (daughters), Mrs G Mills, Mrs J Mills, and Mrs A Mills (daughters-in-law), Mr Brunger (son-in-law) Mr Daniel Mills (brother) and Mr and Mrs Tom Ditton (nephew and neice). The church was filled with sympathisers and friends, among whom there were a number of her former patients. Among the wreaths were tokens from Amy and family; Charlie and Mar y; George, Eliza and family; Annie and Arthur; Maurice; John and Jean; Leonard a nd Rhoda; little Ronnie; sister Mary; Minnie and Tom; Mrs Murril; Mrs G Ottaway ; Mr and Mrs Cornell; and Mrs Buckman.'
- ↑ Claims to be born Staplehurst
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