Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameMaria TAYLOR 
1556, 841
1556, 841Birth7 September 1873, Rowston, Lincolnshire, England1557
Baptism7 October 1877, St Clement Church, Rowston, Lincolnshire, England1558 Age: 4
Census3 April 1881, Rowston, Lincolnshire, England1559 Age: 7
Census29 September 1939, Gravel Hill Drove, Billinghay, Lincolnshire, England1560 Age: 66
Death30 March 1959, Llanberis, Skegness Road, Burgh-le-Marsh, Lincolnshire, England1561 Age: 85
NamesakeMarie
EducationScholar 18811559
FatherHenry TAYLOR , 5775 (~1852-)
MotherAnna Maria , 5816 (~1849-)
Spouses
1Thomas DUCKERING , 840
, 840Baptism23 March 1862, St Hybaulds Church, Ashby de la Launde, Lincolnshire, England1546 Age: <1
Census2 April 1871, The Cottage, Ashby de la Launde, Lincolnshire, England1547 Age: 9
Census3 April 1881, 1 West End, Martin by Timberland, Lincolnshire, England1507 Age: 19
Census5 April 1891, Wainfleet St Mary, Lincolnshire, England1548 Age: 29
Memo1) Carcinoma of stomach, 2) Renal calculus
Burial21 August 1935, Holy Trinity Church, Martin by Timberland, Lincolnshire, England1554
NamesakeTom
EducationScholar368
FatherThomas DUCKERING , 836 (1822-1912)
MotherSarah DIXON , 837 (1830-1914)
ChildrenThomas , 5145 (1898-1898)
Kate , 3727 (1899-1899)
Annie Muriel , 2440 (1902-1902)
Myra Helen , 1049 (1903-1979)
William , 1052 (1904-1957)
Lilian Mary , 1064 (1905-2003)
Norman , 1077 (1908-1991)
Raymond Henry , 1047 (1909-1984)
Leslie , 1074 (1911-1986)
Annie , 1039 (1915-2001)
Notes for Maria TAYLOR
Baptism 7 Oct 1877 Rowston, 1881 Census age 3 (abt 1877) - what year is Maria born, as on the 1939 register she declares her birth date as 7 Sep 1873? 1873 is when Mary her elder sister was born and alive when the 1881 Census was taken.
(Telephone conversation with Annie Gilbert 26.2.96)
Maria was the village mid-wife and she also laid out the dead. (Mark D. 29.10.96)
''Maria Duckering of Llanberis Skegness Road, Burgh-le-Marsh, Lincolnshire, widow died 31st March 1959. Probate to Raymond Henry Duckering, farm worker and Leslie Duckering, blacksmith. Effects £207 7s 3d.' (Michael)
(Telephone conversation with Annie Gilbert 26.2.96)
Maria was the village mid-wife and she also laid out the dead. (Mark D. 29.10.96)
''Maria Duckering of Llanberis Skegness Road, Burgh-le-Marsh, Lincolnshire, widow died 31st March 1959. Probate to Raymond Henry Duckering, farm worker and Leslie Duckering, blacksmith. Effects £207 7s 3d.' (Michael)
Notes for Thomas (Spouse 1)
The conflict here, is that Tom has the same birth year as his brother Frederick. Annie Gilbert's Family Bible has his birth date as being 1863, no conflict. (Jean D. letter 6.4.96)
Annie Gilbert recalls that her father was a groom to the Doctor in Martin. (See photograph). The uniform was green with red collars and cuffs and brass buttons. (Jean 6.4.96 & Mark 14.5.97)
'During the First World War Thomas was groom to a Dr Smith, who was then the village Doctor at Martin. Dr Smith got himself a job at Lincoln Hospital to try an avoid being sent off to war. Unfortunately it did'nt work and while he was away Thomas and Marie were given the job of looking after his house. Thomas was also working on the farm at that time.' (Mark 14.5.97)
'Thomas had away with horses. When he went to the pub he used to go with the horse and cart (see photograph). He taught the horse to take him home and to stamp its hoof to let his family know he was home.' (Mark 14.5.97)
'Thomas used to drive a cart transporting corn etc.. from farm to farm. He was involved in an accident with one, when he got his leg caught in the reins and was dragged down the road by the horse. His leg was run over by the cart. It is believed that this accident caused the cancer from which he died. ' (Mark 29.10.96 & 14.5.97)
Death date from Annie Gilbert. (Telephone conversation 26.2.96)
Annie Gilbert recalls that her father was a groom to the Doctor in Martin. (See photograph). The uniform was green with red collars and cuffs and brass buttons. (Jean 6.4.96 & Mark 14.5.97)
'During the First World War Thomas was groom to a Dr Smith, who was then the village Doctor at Martin. Dr Smith got himself a job at Lincoln Hospital to try an avoid being sent off to war. Unfortunately it did'nt work and while he was away Thomas and Marie were given the job of looking after his house. Thomas was also working on the farm at that time.' (Mark 14.5.97)
'Thomas had away with horses. When he went to the pub he used to go with the horse and cart (see photograph). He taught the horse to take him home and to stamp its hoof to let his family know he was home.' (Mark 14.5.97)
'Thomas used to drive a cart transporting corn etc.. from farm to farm. He was involved in an accident with one, when he got his leg caught in the reins and was dragged down the road by the horse. His leg was run over by the cart. It is believed that this accident caused the cancer from which he died. ' (Mark 29.10.96 & 14.5.97)
Death date from Annie Gilbert. (Telephone conversation 26.2.96)
Notes for Thomas & Maria (Family)
Parish register: 1898. Marriage solemnized at the parish church in the parish of Kirby Green in thecounty of Lincoln. October 26th. Thomas Duckering, age 36, bachelor, Coachman, residing Ingham, father Thomas Duckering, farmer. Maria Taylor, age 21, spinster, residing Kirby Green, father Henry Taylor, labourer. Both signed in the presence of Herny Taylor & Annie Taylor.