Mary Lee (→ Whitehouse) | [1848 - 1913] | FMMFM |
Born: 19 April 1848
Birth Certificate:
Registration District | Kidderminster |
in the Sub-District of | Lower Mitton |
in the County of | Worcestershire |
When and where born | 19 April 1848 at Lower Mitton |
Name | Mary |
Sex | Girl |
Name of Father | Edwin Lee |
Name of Mother | Mary Lee, formerly Large |
Profession of Father | Labourer |
Informant | Mary Lee , Mother, Lower Mitton |
When Registered | 8 May 1848 |
Father: Edwin Lee
Mother: Mary Large
Siblings: (For dates, etc, see the extended family)
Baptismal Entry:
Church | Lower Mitton |
Date | 25 September 1848 |
Name | Mary |
Parents | Edward and Mary Lee |
Abode | Mitton |
Father's Occ | Labourer |
The father's name given as Edwin on GRO, Edward in Parish Register.
Married: Thomas Whitehouse
Marriage Certificate:
Registration District | Dudley |
Solemnized at | The Parish Church |
in the Parish of | Netherton |
in the County of | Worcester |
When Married | 1 November 1869 |
Name and Surname | Mary Lees |
Age | full |
Condition | Spinster |
Profession | |
Residence | Dudley |
Father's Name | Edward Lees |
Father's Profession | Labourer |
Witnesses | Eli Hill, Elizabeth Hill groom's stepfather and mother |
Children:
plus 5 unknown children, dead by 1911
The Whitehouse family, circa 1890
Died: 16 August 1913 Gravestone in Lye Cemetery gravestone
Death Certificate:
Registration District | Stourbridge |
in the Sub-District of | Stourbridge |
in the Counties of | Worcester, etc |
When and where died | 16 August 1913, Fletcher Street, Woollescote |
Name and Surname | Mary Whitehouse |
Sex | Female |
Age | 65 years |
Occupation | Wife of Thomas Whitehouse, galvanised holloware manufacturer |
Cause of death | Carcinoma of Rectum |
Informant | the mark of Thomas Whitehouse, widower of deceased, Present at the death, 16 Fletcher Street Woollescote |
When Registered | 18 August 1913 |
Addresses:
1851 | Cleveland Street Dudley |
1861 | Old Dock Dudley |
1871 | 21 Angell St, Dudley |
1877 | Attwood St, Wollescote |
1881 | Brook St, Wollescote |
1891 | 26 Bagley St, Stourbridge |
1901 | Attwood St, Wollescote |
1911 - 1913 | 16 Fletcher Street, Woolescote |
-1913 | Surfeit Hill, Cradley |
Said, by Harold Whitehouse, one of her grandsons, to have been Irish, or at least to have had a distinct Irish accent. It should, however, be noted Harold Whitehouse was only five years old when she died, and thus the claim is based on a very old memory.
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