Phoenix
21-06-13, 21:27
White is just about the commonest surname in Wiltshire, so I have no hopes of progressing further with any certainty.
A bastardy order was issued 23 December 1794 because Mary White of Milford, Wiltshire (which may have been where she was working, rather than where she was born) was pregnant.
She married Henry Sworn 10 January 1795.
Her children were Elizabeth, Henry and Maria. She appears to have had no children after 1801.
Mary was buried 15 September 1833 aged 67 in St Martins Salisbury so she should have been born c 1766. Her abode was Gigant (pronounced Jig'nt) Street where descendants lived throughout the early C19th.
I haven't noted witnesses to marriage etc but am fairly sure there were no obvious clues there.
A bastardy order was issued 23 December 1794 because Mary White of Milford, Wiltshire (which may have been where she was working, rather than where she was born) was pregnant.
She married Henry Sworn 10 January 1795.
Her children were Elizabeth, Henry and Maria. She appears to have had no children after 1801.
Mary was buried 15 September 1833 aged 67 in St Martins Salisbury so she should have been born c 1766. Her abode was Gigant (pronounced Jig'nt) Street where descendants lived throughout the early C19th.
I haven't noted witnesses to marriage etc but am fairly sure there were no obvious clues there.