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| style="color:white; background:darkred; width:1px height:30px" | Born: [[Not Created|<span style="color:white;"></span>]] | | style="color:white; background:darkred; width:1px height:30px" | Born: [[Not Created|<span style="color:white;"></span>]] | ||
| style="color: white; background: | | style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " | Died: [[Not Created|<span style="color:white;">4 Apr 1822</span>]] | ||
| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " | Married: [[William Walmisley|<span style="color:white;">William Walmisley</span>]] | | style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " | Married: [[William Walmisley|<span style="color:white;">William Walmisley</span>]] | ||
| style="color: white; background:darkred; " | Mother: [[Not Created|<span style="color:white;"></span>]] | | style="color: white; background:darkred; " | Mother: [[Not Created|<span style="color:white;"></span>]] | ||
| style="color: white; background: | | style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " | Father: [[Thomas Jackson|<span style="color:white;">Thomas Jackson</span>]] | ||
| style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " | Descendant: [[John Angus Walmisley|<span style="color:white;">John Angus Walmisley</span>]] | | style="color: white; background:darkgreen; " | Descendant: [[John Angus Walmisley|<span style="color:white;">John Angus Walmisley</span>]] | ||
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Mary Jackson was the mother of [[John Angus Walmisley]], she married [[William Walmisley]] | Mary Jackson was the mother of [[John Angus Walmisley]], she married [[William Walmisley]] | ||
== Birth == | == Birth == | ||
Mary was the daughter of [[Thomas Jackson]] of Bewdley, Worcestershire (near Kidderminster, east of Birmingham). | Mary was the daughter of [[Thomas Jackson]] of Bewdley, Worcestershire (near Kidderminster, east of Birmingham). | ||
She was born around 1750 (based on her age at death). | |||
== Marriage == | |||
Mary married [[William Walmisley]] on the 15th March 1778 by banns at St Margaret's, Westminster, Middlesex. He was a widower, and she was a spinster. Both signed the register, in the presence of George Hall and James Fox. | |||
== Children == | |||
[[William Walmisley]] and Mary had five sons: | |||
* Edward George Walmisley (b.26 Dec 1778, d. 19 Sept 1835) (see section at end of [[John Angus Walmisley]]) | |||
* William Walmisley (b. 9 May 1780, d. 1822) | |||
* Thomas Forbes Walmisley (22 May 1783, d. 1866) born in Union Street (Renamed St. Margaret's Street), Westminster. | |||
* Robert Walmisley (b.28 Jan 1786, d.1 Dec 1843) | |||
* [[John Angus Walmisley]] (23 Nov 1791) | |||
== Death == | |||
According to her memorial at the St Peter and St Paul Churchyard, Bromley, London, she died on the 4th April 1822 aged 72. | |||
He is buried in the St Peter and St Paul Churchyard, Church Road, Bromley, London. | |||
Their memorial stone (laid flat) says: | |||
''Sacred to the Memory | |||
of | |||
William Walmisley Esquire | |||
42 years a Clerk in | |||
the Parliament Office, | |||
nearly 20 Years of which period | |||
he held the.Situation of | |||
Clerk of the Papers of | |||
The House of Lords. | |||
He departed this Life on | |||
the 17th day of January 1819 | |||
in the 74th Year of his Age.'' | |||
''Also | |||
MARY Relict of the above | |||
Who died 4th April 1822 | |||
in the 72nd Year | |||
of her Age'' | |||
''Also | |||
Elizabeth Walmisley | |||
Eldest daughter of the above | |||
Who died on the 29th June 185(7) | |||
At 76'' | |||
== Other records == | |||
From the "Biographical Notes on Clerks in the House of Lords 1800 to 1939.": | |||
15 Mar. 1778 Mary (died 4 Apr. 1822), daughter of Thomas Jackson of Bewdley, Worcs. | |||
WALMISLEY, William ... Born about 1745 being in 74th year at death. Married (2) 15 Mar. 1778 Mary (died 4 Apr. 1822), daughter of Thomas Jackson of Bewdley, Worcs. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:53, 24 January 2020
| Born: | Died: 4 Apr 1822 | Married: William Walmisley | Mother: | Father: Thomas Jackson | Descendant: John Angus Walmisley |
Mary Jackson was the mother of John Angus Walmisley, she married William Walmisley
Birth
Mary was the daughter of Thomas Jackson of Bewdley, Worcestershire (near Kidderminster, east of Birmingham).
She was born around 1750 (based on her age at death).
Marriage
Mary married William Walmisley on the 15th March 1778 by banns at St Margaret's, Westminster, Middlesex. He was a widower, and she was a spinster. Both signed the register, in the presence of George Hall and James Fox.
Children
William Walmisley and Mary had five sons:
- Edward George Walmisley (b.26 Dec 1778, d. 19 Sept 1835) (see section at end of John Angus Walmisley)
- William Walmisley (b. 9 May 1780, d. 1822)
- Thomas Forbes Walmisley (22 May 1783, d. 1866) born in Union Street (Renamed St. Margaret's Street), Westminster.
- Robert Walmisley (b.28 Jan 1786, d.1 Dec 1843)
- John Angus Walmisley (23 Nov 1791)
Death
According to her memorial at the St Peter and St Paul Churchyard, Bromley, London, she died on the 4th April 1822 aged 72.
He is buried in the St Peter and St Paul Churchyard, Church Road, Bromley, London.
Their memorial stone (laid flat) says:
Sacred to the Memory
of
William Walmisley Esquire
42 years a Clerk in
the Parliament Office,
nearly 20 Years of which period
he held the.Situation of
Clerk of the Papers of
The House of Lords.
He departed this Life on
the 17th day of January 1819
in the 74th Year of his Age.
Also
MARY Relict of the above
Who died 4th April 1822
in the 72nd Year
of her Age
Also
Elizabeth Walmisley
Eldest daughter of the above
Who died on the 29th June 185(7)
At 76
Other records
From the "Biographical Notes on Clerks in the House of Lords 1800 to 1939.": 15 Mar. 1778 Mary (died 4 Apr. 1822), daughter of Thomas Jackson of Bewdley, Worcs.
WALMISLEY, William ... Born about 1745 being in 74th year at death. Married (2) 15 Mar. 1778 Mary (died 4 Apr. 1822), daughter of Thomas Jackson of Bewdley, Worcs.