Langley Vale Sue
09-03-12, 10:12
Name - "official" name and what they were known as – Mary Ann Carter
Date and place of birth – abt 1787, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire
Names of parents – Richard and Ann (nee Daniels) Carter
Date and place of baptism – 5 March 1787, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire
Details of each of his or her marriages – 1) to David Gaiger/Gaigor on 8 November 1803 at St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire. Widowed in January 1809.
2) to George Tivers on 1 October 1810, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire. Widowed July 1813.
Occupation(s) - if any
Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!).
As far as I know she lived in St Maurice, Winchester all her life apart from between about 1811 & 1813 when she lived in Axbridge, Somerset. After the death of her 2nd husband in 1813, she moved back to St Maurice, Winchester to her family where her youngest son was born.
Possible son (from 1st marriage) b 1807, d 1809 St Maurice, Winchester
And 2 sons from 2nd marriage b 1811 in Axbridge, Somerset & 1813 St Maurice, Winchester.
1841 census – High Street, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire
Date, place and cause of death – 17 August 1849, Winchester, Hampshire
Date and place of burial – 4 September 1849, St Maurice, Winchester, but grave not found yet.
Details of will / administration of their estate – She was pre-deceased by two of her sons. Her will leaves £50 and interest in some property to her remaining son Charles Cleveland Carter Tivers, also her 8 day clock in a mahogany case and all her books and papers. To her grandson (son of deceased son) Charles George Tivers she bequeathed £50 & some Bank of England shares/stocks(?) to be used to apprentice him or to place him in any situation the exectutors think most eligible for him. Her workbox & mourning ring is bequeathed to her daughter-in-law Margaret Colburn, mother of Charles George, along with £100 of Bank of England stock. All her wearing apparel and bed & table linen was to be divided equally between her two daughters-in-law Margaret Colburn & Hannah Tivers (share and share alike).
The executors were her son Charles Cleveland Carter Tivers and Josiah Carter Jnr, Ironmonger, ‘of the parish of St Thomas in this city’. Josiah was obviously a relative, but I haven’t found the connection yet.
Memorial inscription – not known
Link to her son George Gideon Gustavus Tivers
http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8751
Date and place of birth – abt 1787, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire
Names of parents – Richard and Ann (nee Daniels) Carter
Date and place of baptism – 5 March 1787, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire
Details of each of his or her marriages – 1) to David Gaiger/Gaigor on 8 November 1803 at St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire. Widowed in January 1809.
2) to George Tivers on 1 October 1810, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire. Widowed July 1813.
Occupation(s) - if any
Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!).
As far as I know she lived in St Maurice, Winchester all her life apart from between about 1811 & 1813 when she lived in Axbridge, Somerset. After the death of her 2nd husband in 1813, she moved back to St Maurice, Winchester to her family where her youngest son was born.
Possible son (from 1st marriage) b 1807, d 1809 St Maurice, Winchester
And 2 sons from 2nd marriage b 1811 in Axbridge, Somerset & 1813 St Maurice, Winchester.
1841 census – High Street, St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire
Date, place and cause of death – 17 August 1849, Winchester, Hampshire
Date and place of burial – 4 September 1849, St Maurice, Winchester, but grave not found yet.
Details of will / administration of their estate – She was pre-deceased by two of her sons. Her will leaves £50 and interest in some property to her remaining son Charles Cleveland Carter Tivers, also her 8 day clock in a mahogany case and all her books and papers. To her grandson (son of deceased son) Charles George Tivers she bequeathed £50 & some Bank of England shares/stocks(?) to be used to apprentice him or to place him in any situation the exectutors think most eligible for him. Her workbox & mourning ring is bequeathed to her daughter-in-law Margaret Colburn, mother of Charles George, along with £100 of Bank of England stock. All her wearing apparel and bed & table linen was to be divided equally between her two daughters-in-law Margaret Colburn & Hannah Tivers (share and share alike).
The executors were her son Charles Cleveland Carter Tivers and Josiah Carter Jnr, Ironmonger, ‘of the parish of St Thomas in this city’. Josiah was obviously a relative, but I haven’t found the connection yet.
Memorial inscription – not known
Link to her son George Gideon Gustavus Tivers
http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8751