Ann Forster

Ann lived: At birth (1801): Monkwearmouth Shore, Sunderland, County Durham [address?]; At marriage (1829): ? 1831 (b of Dorothy): Whitburn, County Durham [address?]; 1835 (b of Mary A): Monkwearmouth Shore, Sunderland, Co Durham [address?]; 1839 (b of Isabella): Scotland [place?]; 1840 (b of Margaret): Whitburn, Co Durham [address?]; 1845 (b of Jane): Monkwearmouth Shore, Sunderland, Co Durham [address?]; 1851 (census): 36 West Wear Street, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland (with husband John, 4 daughters Dorothy, Mary A, Margaret & Jane, and a Visitor James Happer married age 56 born Sunderland a Bread Baker); 1861 (census): 17 Blandford Street, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland (a widow, with 4 daughters Isabella, Dorothy, Margaret & Jane, and a lodger); 1871 (census): 16 North Bridge Street, Monkwearmouth Shore, Sunderland (a widow, with 3 daughters Dorothy, Margaret & Jane, Boarder Jane A Forster, and Visitor Margaret Forster) [Note: close by at 13 North Bridge Street lived younger sister Margaret, unmarried, with a married couple James & Isabella Cameron]; 1881 (census): 2 North Bridge Street, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland, Co Durham (with 3 daughters Dorothy, Margaret & Jane); At death (1884): Sunderland, Co Durham [address?].

Other information: according to relative Arthur Happer (1893 – 1972), from information by William Edward Happer (1889 – 1968) in 1957: apparently one of Ann's descendants married the Rev McCrasken, who buried Albert Edward Happer in 1909. Captain Ernest Happer (1864 – 1926) first went to sea about 1876 with Captain Forster, one of the family.