Lancaster Gazette, Saturday, 25 Apr 1812, page 3
BIRTHS
On the 8th inst., at Hollinwood, Peggy, the wife of Samuel Booth, a poor weaver, was delivered of three fine children, all girls, and likely to do well; they have called them Faith, Hope, and Charity. Scarcely fifteen months have elapsed since she was brought to bed of twins.
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IGI Burial Records for St. Michael, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, shows that the babies died shortly after or before this article:
HOPE & CHARITY were buried on 26 Apr 1812.
FAITH was buried on 21 Apr 1812.
The twins mentioned above appear to be (from St. Michael records):
MARY, born on 18 Nov 1810, Christened on 02 Dec 1810, and buried on 27 Feb 1811.
BETTY, born on 19 Nov 1810, Christened 02 Dec 1810 (no death recorded yet in online transcriptions).
BIRTHS
On the 8th inst., at Hollinwood, Peggy, the wife of Samuel Booth, a poor weaver, was delivered of three fine children, all girls, and likely to do well; they have called them Faith, Hope, and Charity. Scarcely fifteen months have elapsed since she was brought to bed of twins.
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IGI Burial Records for St. Michael, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, shows that the babies died shortly after or before this article:
HOPE & CHARITY were buried on 26 Apr 1812.
FAITH was buried on 21 Apr 1812.
The twins mentioned above appear to be (from St. Michael records):
MARY, born on 18 Nov 1810, Christened on 02 Dec 1810, and buried on 27 Feb 1811.
BETTY, born on 19 Nov 1810, Christened 02 Dec 1810 (no death recorded yet in online transcriptions).
Lancaster Gazette, Saturday, 25 Apr 1812, page 3
BIRTHS
On the 8th inst., at Hollinwood, Peggy, the wife of Samuel Booth, a poor weaver, was delivered of three fine children, all girls, and likely to do well; they have called them Faith, Hope, and Charity. Scarcely fifteen months have elapsed since she was brought to bed of twins.
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IGI Burial Records for St. Michael, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, shows that the babies died shortly after or before this article:
HOPE & CHARITY were buried on 26 Apr 1812.
FAITH was buried on 21 Apr 1812.
The twins mentioned above appear to be (from St. Michael records):
MARY, born on 18 Nov 1810, Christened on 02 Dec 1810, and buried on 27 Feb 1811.
BETTY, born on 19 Nov 1810, Christened 02 Dec 1810 (no death recorded yet in online transcriptions).
BIRTHS
On the 8th inst., at Hollinwood, Peggy, the wife of Samuel Booth, a poor weaver, was delivered of three fine children, all girls, and likely to do well; they have called them Faith, Hope, and Charity. Scarcely fifteen months have elapsed since she was brought to bed of twins.
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IGI Burial Records for St. Michael, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, shows that the babies died shortly after or before this article:
HOPE & CHARITY were buried on 26 Apr 1812.
FAITH was buried on 21 Apr 1812.
The twins mentioned above appear to be (from St. Michael records):
MARY, born on 18 Nov 1810, Christened on 02 Dec 1810, and buried on 27 Feb 1811.
BETTY, born on 19 Nov 1810, Christened 02 Dec 1810 (no death recorded yet in online transcriptions).
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