Mary
(Mary Ann)
Lowcock
Born about in Addingham, Yorkshire. England. UK
Ancestors 
Daughter of Charles Lowcock
and Elizabeth (Wigglesworth) Lowcock
Sister of
Clara Lowcock, Margaret Lowcock, Ellis Lowcock, Sarah Emma (Lowcock) Dyson, Priscilla Lowcock and Emmanuel Lowcock
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown]
[location unknown]
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Biography
Mary Ann Lowcock was born to Charles & Elizabeth Lowcock about 1852 at Addingham in Yorkshire.
By 1861 she was living with them and four younger siblings at Whitstone Hill, Oldham in Lancashire.
Sources
- 1861 Census:
https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1861/0015910182&expand=true
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Regret not. The census for 1861 clearly shows her as being born in Addington in Yorkshire and with parents Charles & Elizabeth (Wrigglesworth) Lowcock There are possibilities you may wish to consider at 1853 at Doncaster and 1849 at Keighley as well as many in Lancashire including 1849 Barrowfield, Burnley, 1848 Hebergham Eaves, Burnley and about another dozen in early 1850s Good hunting Peter