Priscilla Sherwood …Age: 71 years1835–1906
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- Priscilla Sherwood …
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- Priscilla Sherwood
| Birth | about 1835 Source: 1901 England Census |
| Marriage | John Blake — View this family yes _HTITL: Husband _WTITL: Wife Shared note: 1901 census |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | Caroline Blake about 1863 (Age 28 years) Source: 1891 England Census Source: 1901 England Census Source: 1911 England Census |
| Marriage of a child | William Lovelock — Caroline Blake — View this family 2 August 1885 (Age 50 years) Source: Jill Fleming Text: 1885 Aug 2 William Lovelock, Butcher, Father: Henry Gibbs Lovelock, Butcher and Caroline Blake Text: Reading RD, ref 2c 602 Shared note: 1891 census |
| Death of a husband | John Blake 1902 (Age 67 years) |
| Death | 1906 (Age 71 years) |
| Burial | Text: Reading Old Cemetery Priscilla Blake and John Blake are buried in Division 3, grave number 3347. Priscilla was buried in 1906 and John was buried in 1902. Also buried here is another Priscilla Blake buried in 1863 and a Elizabeth Ann Blake buried 7/02/1947. |
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John Blake Birth: about 1836 — Sindlesham, Berkshire, England Death: 1902 |
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Birth: about 1863 — Reading, Berkshire, England Death: January 1935 — Registration District, Hendon, London, England |
| Birth | 1901 England Census |
| Burial | Reading Borough Council Crematorium Services Coordinator Text: Reading Old Cemetery Priscilla Blake and John Blake are buried in Division 3, grave number 3347. Priscilla was buried in 1906 and John was buried in 1902. Also buried here is another Priscilla Blake buried in 1863 and a Elizabeth Ann Blake buried 7/02/1947. |
| Marriage | 1901 census Berkshire Reading [parish of Christchurch] 180 Southampton St John Blake, Head, 65, Biscuit factory labourer, born Sindlesham Berkshire Priscilla Blake, Wife, 66, Laundress, born Reading Berkshire Ethel Lovelock, Gd dau, 13, Assistant Book Keeper Commercial, born Reading Berkshire |
| Shared note | Priscilla was a Seamstress and a Milner. She was very stern and meticulous as she made Elsie unpick any hand stitches that didn't match. Elsie left for Canada only after Granny Blake died. That would be after 1906. [Randi Gobbato, email Feb 2020] |
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