Ann Brimson (FFMM)

[Langley Vale Sue]

She is my husband's FFMM.

Name - "official" name and what they were known as - Ann Brimson

Date and place of birth - 1838, Broadclyst, Devon

Names of parents - James and Elizabeth Brimson (nee England)

Date and place of baptism - 11 February 1838, St John the Baptist, Broadclyst, Devon

Details of each of his or her marriages - 12 May 1858, Broadclyst, Devon to Joseph Spiller.
Widowed April 1884.
Remarried 1885, Broadclyst, Devon to John Webber

Occupation(s) -

Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) -
1841 census - Burrow, Broadclyst, Devon
1851 census - Heath Cottage, Broadclyst, Devon
1861 census - Village, Broadclyst, Devon
1871 census - Village,Broadclyst, Devon
1881 census - Burrow, Broadclyst, Devon (mistranscribed as Shiller)
1891 census - 4 Burrow, Broadclyst, Devon
1901 census - Broadclyst, Devon
1911 census - Burrow, Broadclyst, Devon

Date, place and cause of death - June 1920, Broadclyst, Devon

Date and place of burial / cremation - unknown

Details of will / administration of their estate - unknown

Memorial inscription - unknown

[kiterunner]

Her birth was registered Jan - Mar 1838 St Thomas, vol 10 p 213, so if you order the certificate it should tell you her mother's maiden name.

[Morf]

Would Totnes be anywhere near Broadclyst, because I've found a death there for Ann Webber in 1915 (born 1838).

[Langley Vale Sue]

Thanks Kite, don't know how I missed that :(

Morf
I found that death, but discounted it as I don't know what she would be doing in Totnes. I haven't found any relatives there, and as far as I know she lived in Broadclyst all her life so I can't think why she wouldn't die there as well. Most of her children and their families also lived in and around Broadclyst.

Thanks to both of you for your help.

[kiterunner]

There's an Ann Webber death in St Thomas district in Apr-Jun 1920, age 83, which is only slightly out.

[Langley Vale Sue]

Thanks Kite, I think that must be her. She was born in early 1838 so the age would be right for Apr - June 1920. I'll get the refs and get ordering :)