Historical records matching Lydia Mary Tainton
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About Lydia Mary Tainton
Lydia Mary (Mary Lydia) aged 22 married Lt John Cross aged 26 on 21 July 1847 at Fort Peddie. He died in 1852 during the 8th Frontier War. She next married Major William Lee on 27 Oct 1858 at Fort Peddie. She was 34 and he 49. They were both widowed.
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Grahamstown Journal 1847 - 3 - July to September Written by Sue Mackay. Posted in The Grahamstown Journal
Saturday 24 July 1847 MARRIED at Fort Peddie on Wednesday July 21st 1847 by the Rev. John W. Appleyard, Mr. John CROSS, Assist. Com. Clerk, to Mary Lydia, second daughter of Mr. Richard TAINTON.
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Death Notice: Mary Lydia Tainton
Filed 6 March 1889
DEATH NOTICE:
MOOC 6/9/266 444 1889
Name of Deceased: Mary Lydia LEE (Nee TAINTON)
Born: Port Alfred, Cape of Good Hope
Names of Parents: Father:Richard TAINTON
Mother:Ann BROOKS
Age at Death: Sixty Three years (63 years)
Condition in Life: Gentlewoman
Widow of Major William Lee H.M. 6th Royal Regiment
Date of Death: 24 December 1888
Place of Death: Residence of daughter, Mrs. HEYWOOD(Taylor Street, King William's Town)
Names of Children (and whether major or minor)
Alice HEYWOOD (born CROSS)
John R. Alfred CROSS
Whether Deceased Left Property, and of what sort:
Household furniture
and Landed Property in East London.
Signed: A.J. (Alice) HEYWOOD King William's Town on the 18th February 1889.
Lydia Mary Tainton's Timeline
1824 |
August 7, 1824
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Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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1847 |
1847
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1849 |
1849
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1888 |
December 24, 1888
Age 64
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King William's Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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Main Cemetery, King William's Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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