Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameHannah FOSTER Anna 
, 1319
, 1319BirthSeptember 1815, Ingham, Lincolnshire, England3431
Baptism17 September 1815, Ingham Parish Church, Lincolnshire, England3432 Age: <1
Census6 June 1841, Cold Harbour, Cammeringham, Lincolnshire, England3424 Age: 25
Census30 March 1851, Dogdale, Fillingham, Lincolnshire, England3433 Age: 35
Census9 August 1870, Highland, Oakland, Michigan, USA3426 Age: 54
Census14 June 1880, Highland, Oakland, Michigan, USA37 Age: 64
Death30 August 1886, Highland, Oakland, Michigan, USA3431 Age: 70
BurialSeptember 1886, Milford Oak Grove Cemetery, Milford, Oakland County, Michigan, USA3434
Occupation1837 maid servant
FatherJohn FOSTER , 4602
MotherMary , 4603
Spouses
1Samuel DUCKERING , 1315
, 1315Baptism22 January 1809, Willoughton, Lincolnshire, England3423 Age: <1
Census6 June 1841, Cold Harbour, Cammeringham, Lincolnshire, England3424 Age: 32
Census30 March 1851, Parsonage Farm, Fillingham, Lincolnshire, England3425 Age: 42
Census9 August 1870, Highland, Oakland, Michigan, USA3426 Age: 61
Census14 June 1880, Highland, Oakland, Michigan, USA3427 Age: 71
Burial28 September 1899, Milford Oak Grove Cemetery, Milford, Oakland County, Michigan, USA3430,3429
FatherSamuel DUCKERING , 817 (1781-1840)
MotherSarah PINNING , 818 (~1782-1829)
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
Samuel’s death certificate says he was the parent to 9 children & 6 living at the time of his death. Missing one child.
On Ruth's D. family tree.
The baptism record for Samuel's daughter Mary, indicates that he was a labourer.
The 1851 Census (Parsonage Farm, Filingham Lincs Gainsborouogh District HO 107/2120 folio 321 (4/77)) Parsonage Farm, records Samuel aged 42, married, a shepherd, working for William Glover & born at Willoughton. I have assumed that because his elder brother & his sister Mary were born at Willoughton & that the only information I had on Samuel was he was born in 1809, that it is this Samuel. There is no other Samuel born at Willoughton.
Samuel was born on the 15th January 1808 and died on the 19th September 1899 at Highland, Oakland Co., Michigan, USA. (WFT CD letter 10.3.98) The logic suggests, that because Samuel and Hannah cannot be found in the 1861 Census and their daughter Ann was born in 1852, that they moved to America between 1852 and1861.
Samuel is buried at Milford Oak Grove Cemetery. Milford Oak Grove Cemetery, Milford Michigan. Designated as a Michigan historic site. Oak Grove Cemetery, established in May 1845 was formally named in May 1871. When it was officially designated as the township cemetery, the remains from the area's "old burying ground" begun on the corner of Mill and Washington streets in 1832 were moved to it. Elizur Ruggles, Milford's first white settler, and veterans of the war of 1812 and the civil war are buried here. The site has an early potter's field near the Huron River. The cemetery vault, built to thwart grave robbers and to provide a place to store remains during hard winters, dates back to 1885. In 1980, the vault was restored and a new field stone entrance was built. The original cemetery, which covered 12.76 acres, has expanded over the years to encompass 15.6 acres.
Location: The cemetery is located at 1055 Garden Street. Surveyed on: Cemetery survey taken over several dates in 1999 and 2000. Survey by: Christine Ryan - please send all corrections to Cryan372@aol.com
On Ruth's D. family tree.
The baptism record for Samuel's daughter Mary, indicates that he was a labourer.
The 1851 Census (Parsonage Farm, Filingham Lincs Gainsborouogh District HO 107/2120 folio 321 (4/77)) Parsonage Farm, records Samuel aged 42, married, a shepherd, working for William Glover & born at Willoughton. I have assumed that because his elder brother & his sister Mary were born at Willoughton & that the only information I had on Samuel was he was born in 1809, that it is this Samuel. There is no other Samuel born at Willoughton.
Samuel was born on the 15th January 1808 and died on the 19th September 1899 at Highland, Oakland Co., Michigan, USA. (WFT CD letter 10.3.98) The logic suggests, that because Samuel and Hannah cannot be found in the 1861 Census and their daughter Ann was born in 1852, that they moved to America between 1852 and1861.
Samuel is buried at Milford Oak Grove Cemetery. Milford Oak Grove Cemetery, Milford Michigan. Designated as a Michigan historic site. Oak Grove Cemetery, established in May 1845 was formally named in May 1871. When it was officially designated as the township cemetery, the remains from the area's "old burying ground" begun on the corner of Mill and Washington streets in 1832 were moved to it. Elizur Ruggles, Milford's first white settler, and veterans of the war of 1812 and the civil war are buried here. The site has an early potter's field near the Huron River. The cemetery vault, built to thwart grave robbers and to provide a place to store remains during hard winters, dates back to 1885. In 1980, the vault was restored and a new field stone entrance was built. The original cemetery, which covered 12.76 acres, has expanded over the years to encompass 15.6 acres.
Location: The cemetery is located at 1055 Garden Street. Surveyed on: Cemetery survey taken over several dates in 1999 and 2000. Survey by: Christine Ryan - please send all corrections to Cryan372@aol.com
Notes for Samuel & Hannah (Family)
Samuel married Miss Foster in 1837 at Cammeringham. (Lincs. Marriage Indexes, vol 5 Lawres Deanery - Mark 14.5.97)
The Samuel Duckering & Hannah Foster's marriage certificate records they married on the 30th November 1837 at Cammeringham Parish Church witnessed by William Hayes, Charles Summers, Sarah Duckering & Lucy Harris. Samuel was a bachelor fromCammeringham, the son of Samuel & he was working as a manservant. Hannah was a spinster, the daughter of John Foster & from Ingham & working as a maid servant. (see certificate on file) (Micahel visit 22.2.98)
Parish register: Samuel Duckering of this parish and Hannah Foster of this parish were married by banns this thirtieth day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven by me William Henry Flowers, Curate. Both made their mark X in the presence of Willaim Hayes and Sarah Duckering her mark X. No. 30.
The Samuel Duckering & Hannah Foster's marriage certificate records they married on the 30th November 1837 at Cammeringham Parish Church witnessed by William Hayes, Charles Summers, Sarah Duckering & Lucy Harris. Samuel was a bachelor fromCammeringham, the son of Samuel & he was working as a manservant. Hannah was a spinster, the daughter of John Foster & from Ingham & working as a maid servant. (see certificate on file) (Micahel visit 22.2.98)
Parish register: Samuel Duckering of this parish and Hannah Foster of this parish were married by banns this thirtieth day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven by me William Henry Flowers, Curate. Both made their mark X in the presence of Willaim Hayes and Sarah Duckering her mark X. No. 30.