| Mary SEYMOUR
(Abt 1798-1843) |
Mary SEYMOUR
Her death certificate is the first documented spelling of the name as Whitney.
Definition of Consumption from Family Chronicle Magazine, v.2, #1, September/October 1997, Page 20: A wasting away of the body; formerly applied especially to pulmonary tuberculosis.
Mary married Edmund WITNEY on 31 May 1818 in West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England.1 (Edmund WITNEY was born about 1790 in , , , England and died on 16 June 1842 in Pownall Fee, Wilmslow Parish, Cheshire, England 4.) The cause of his death was Pneumonia.3 |
Cause of her death was Tubercular Phthisis (Consumption) several years.
Sources
1
The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch® International Genealogical Index™ v4.01 (©1999
Online <http://www.familysearch.org/>).
2 Certificate of Death. Widow of Edmund Witney, aged 45, died in Pownall Fee 23 December 1843, registered by doctor. This information was in an E-mail from a researcher, Howard Gibbs, in England who obtained a copy of the death certificate. See Death Cause entry for complete information from certificate.
3
Ibid, Certified Copy of an Entry of Death - DXZ718132. General Register Office, England, Registration District Altrincham, Sub-district of Wilmslow in the County of Chester.
Entry reads: #430 - Twenty third of December 1843 Pownall Fee - Mary Whitney - Female - 45 years - Widow of Edmond Whitney, turner - Tubercular Phthisis several years - Thomas Moore surgeon in attendance (residence) Bollinfee - (registered) Twenty sixth of December 1843 - John Keeling registrar. Given at the GRO the 26th day of May 2000. Application # B009415.
4 Ibid, Edmund Witney, age 52. His wife Mary was in attendance at time of death.
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