Lucy ARDRON I (1831 -
1865)
Father: John Ardron I (1797 - 1868)
Mother:
Martha Beighton
Tree
extract starting with common ancestor to me:
My G-G-G-Great Aunt was baptised on 13 March 1831 in
Killamarsh (DBY). (APR + IGI) (Photo -
1833 Abolition of slavery
throughout the British Empire
1833 The Factory Act -
prohibits children under nine from working in factories and reduces the working
hours of women and older children
1834 The Poor Law Act -
establishes workhouses for the poor
1837 Invention of the
telegraph by S F B Morse
1837 Death of King William
IV, succeeded by Queen
1840 The penny post
is started
On the 1841 Census (6 June) Lucy was
aged 10, living with his parents at Upperthorpe, Killamarsh,
On the 1851 Census (30 March) she was aged 20, living with his parents at Killamarsh. (PRO ref HO107 piece 2148 folio 410 pg 15)
1853 Vaccination against
small pox becomes compulsory
1854-6
1857-8 The Indian Mutiny
(against British rule)
Lucy
married William Upton on 31 January 1858 at
On
the 1861 Census (7 April) Lucy, her son and her new husband were
resident at the household of her father at Old Lane, Eckington:
a) John Ardron, head, 64, journeyman/blacksmith, Laughton
b) Martha Ardron, wife, 55, Maltby
c) William Upton, boarder, 32, labourer, Easton, Northamp.
d) Lucy Upton, boarder, 30, Killamarsh
e) George A. Beadsley, boarder, 7, scholar, Eckington
(PRO
ref RG9 piece 2534 folio 101 pg 7)
1863 London Underground opens (Metropolitan Line)
She died on 27 April 1865 aged 34 in Kilnhurst . An inquest was held and the cause of death was established as having been disease of the heart. (GRO cert Dean Ardron) GRO REF??
William
He was born in 1831. (Based on his age at marriage)
1841/1851 CENSUS??
LUCY HAD THE FOLLOWING CHILD: