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Facts and Events
Sarah Cain was baptised on 24th October 1790 at St Paul's Walden in Hertfordshire, daughter of Sarah Cain formerly Archer and her husband John Cain.
On 14th September 1811, aged twenty, Sarah married a labourer called George Goodship. They appear to have gone on to have six children baptised at St Paul's Walden between 1811 and 1830.
Sarah's father died in 1832. The following year, Sarah's husband died, aged 53.
Sarah appears in the 1841 census with her three youngest children living in Whitwell, the largest village in St Paul's Walden parish. She was working as a straw plaiter.
Sarah's mother died in 1844.
Sarah died in 1848, aged 57. She was buried at St Paul's Walden on 5th March 1848.
References
- ↑ Church of England. St Paul's Walden Parish Registers. (Hertford: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies).
1790 Baptisms: Oct[obe]r 24 Sarah Daughter of John and Sarah Cain
- ↑ England. 1841 Census Schedules for England and Wales, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. (
Kew, Richmond, Greater London TW9 4DU, United Kingdom: The National Archives (abbreviated TNA), formerly the UK General Register Office.) Class HO107; Piece 438; Book 15; Folio 7; Page 9, 6 Jun 1841.
Address: Village of Whitewell, Saint Pauls Walden, Hertfordshire Sarah Goodship, female, 50 [1786-91], Straw Plaiter, born in county Mary Goodship, female, 15 [1821-6], born in county Sarah Goodship, female, 15 [1821-6], born in county James Goodship, male, 11 [1829/30], born in county
- Deaths index, in General Register Office. England and Wales Civil Registration. (London: General Register Office).
d. Sarah GOODSHIP, March Quarter 1848, Hitchin Registration District, Volume 6, page 482, aged 59 [1788/9]
- ↑ Burial register, in Church of England. St Paul's Walden Parish Registers. (Hertford: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies).
BURIALS in the Parish of St. Pauls Walden in the County of Hertford in the Year 1848 No. 716 Name: Sarah Goodship Abode: Whitewell When buried: March 5th Age: 59 years [1788/9] By whom the Ceremony was performed: Charles Hardy, Vicar
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