Matilda Ann Harrison was born in about 1820
at Woodstock in Oxfordshire.
She was the daughter of
John Venfield Harrison and Elizabeth Townsend.
[1][2][3]
She was baptised on 25 October 1820 at Woodstock church, as the daughter of John Venfield and Elizabeth Harrison, of Woodstock. Her father was an attorney at law.
[4]
In 1851 Matilda A. Harrison was living at Woodstock
with her parents John V. and Elizabeth Harrison.
Her age was given as 30, implying a birth date in 1820 or 1821.
Her birthplace was given as Woodstock, Oxfordshire.
[1]
Samuel Churchill, M.D. and surgeon, of Fawley, Hampshire, son of John Churchill, attorney at law; and
Matilda Anne Harrison, of Woodstock, daughter of John V. Harrison, attorney at law;
were married at Woodstock church on 17 May 1855.
[2]
In 1861 Matilda A. Churchill was living at Fawley Cottage in Fawley in Hampshire
with her husband Samuel and their daughter Gertrude.
Her age was given as 40, implying a birth date in 1820 or 1821.
Her birthplace was given as Woodstock, Oxfordshire.
[3]
Matilda Ann Churchill died at 1 Cheriton Place in Folkestone in Kent on 18 April 1892, at the age of 71 or 72.
[5][6]
Sources
↑ 1.01.1
England and Wales 1851 census (Woodstock, Oxfordshire):
The National Archives of the UK: reference HO 107/1730; folio 341v:
Ancestry Record uki1851 #4156996
↑ 3.03.1
England and Wales 1861 census (Fawley, Hampshire):
The National Archives of the UK: reference RG 9/671; folio 43v:
Ancestry Record uki1861 #8011962
↑
General Register Office, death registration index online (https://www.gro.gov.uk/); accessed 11 February 2021:
CHURCHILL, MATILDA ANN;
GRO Reference: 1892 Apr-Jun Quarter in ELHAM registration district; Volume 02A Page 566;
age at death: 72
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"Churchill.—On the 18th April, at 1 Cheriton Place, Folkestone, Matilda Ann, wife of Samuel Churchill, M.D., aged 71.":
"Deaths", in Canterbury Journal, 30 April 1892, page 8, column 5
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