Born in Hayes, Middlesex, England
Daughter of William Evans
and Esther (Pugh) Evans
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
Joseph Bishop
— married
28 Apr 1844 in Uxbridge, Middlesex, England
Descendants 
Mother of
Jesse Bishop, Susan (Bishop) Heath, Sarah (Bishop) Chaplin, Joseph Bishop, Rachel (Bishop) Ap-Griffiths, Thomas Bishop, Hannah Bishop and Louisa Bishop
Died
at about age 81
in Hayes, Middlesex, England
Profile last modified
| Created 7 Jul 2014
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- London, England Births and Baptisms Index, 1813-1906
- FamilySearch Census 1841
- England and Wales Census 1881
- FamilySearch Census Record 1901
- GRO Death Certificate 1907
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Spice up our mix with Celtic-Gaelic genes. Wales, boyo! Along with the obvious Anglo-Saxon heritage that goes with the name Heath and the probable Viking influence on our Norfolk ancestors traced through our Howes connection that pretty much covers the main historic groups of the UK (the Scots and Irish may be a slightly different brand of Celt from the Welsh but I'll lump them all together for the sake of simplicity in this instance).
We just need to find some aristocratic connections then we can throw in the Normans for good measure.