X284/8/5/7

Sworn affidavit of Mary Pain, widow of John Pain of Turvey, yeoman, before Thomas Charles Higgins, JP, that: - she was 67; - she remembered the marriage of Thomas Pinkerd of Turvey, lace dealer, deceased and his wife Elizabeth; - she lived next door to Thomas and Elizabeth Pinkerd and knew them until their deaths; - Thomas Pinkerd had no son, but seven daughters, named by his wife: Sophia; Ann; Sarah; Elizabeth; Maria; Mary; Letitia; - she was present at the birth of each girl; - Sophia, the eldest, married Thomas Clare of Bedford, watchmaker; - Ann, the second, married Thomas Small of Bedford, plumber and glazier; - Sarah, the third, married Lomas Field of Leicester, schoolmaster; - Elizabeth, the fourth, was unmarried; - Maria, the fifth, married Charles Lavender of Elstow, auctioneer; - Mary, the sixth, was unmarried; - Letitia, the youngest, married George Hitchcock of Leicester, hosier

29 Oct 1822

From: 1822 To: 1822

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Pain, Mary,
Pain, John,
Higgins, Thomas Charles,
Pinkerd, Thomas,
Pinkerd, Elizabeth,
Pinkerd, Sophia,
Clare, Sophia,
Clare, Thomas,
Pinkerd, Ann,
Small, Ann,
Small, Thomas,
Pinkerd, Sarah,
Field, Sarah,
Field, Lomas,
Pinkerd, Maria,
Lavender, Maria,
Lavender, Charles,
Pinkerd, Mary,
Pinkerd, Letitia,
Hitchcock, Letitia,
Hitchcock, George

hosier, watchmaker, plumber, glazier, lace dealer, schoolmaster, auctioneers