Harriett WEST (C1827-1917)

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9. Harriett West (C1827 - 1917)

Spouse : George Kingsley Daniels (C1825 - 1904)

Nola Irene Warren

2nd Generation -

George Ernest Edward Warren & Iris Ella Ford

3rd Generation

Leonard Leslie Warren and Burdett Launder
George Dixie Ford & Sarah Jane West

4th Generation

Charles James Warren and Elizabeth (Agnes) McNay
Roberts Launder and Mary Burdett Salisbury
Joseph Samuel Ford and Marianette Kingham
Arthur Cornelius West & Anne Eliza Devonshire

5th Generation

John Warren and Elizabeth Manning and Mary Manning
John McNay & Elizabeth Rogerson
George William Launder & Sarah Gardiner (Roberts)
Richard Burdett Salisbury & Susan House
Joseph Ford & Ann Turner
George Kingham & Sarah Nash
William West & Lucretia Webb
Eliza Devonshire & Jesse Vine

6th Generation

James Manning & Elizabeth Snell

George Rogerson & Janet Tweedie

Thomas Launder & Sarah Puttoo

William Roberts & Sarah Gardiner
John Stagg House & Eliza Turner

Thomas Bate Ford & Elizabeth Garmans
James Turner & Hannah Stanley

James Kingham & Anna Maria Taylor
William Nash & Elizabeth Spikesley
William West & Mary Auburn

1. Eliza West and John Stanbridge
2. James West & Sarah Stanbridge
3. Mary West
4. Jane West & William Godfrey
5. William West & Lucretia Webb
6. John West
7. Henry West
8. Louisa West & James Bates
9. Harriet West & George Kingsley Daniels

10. Timothy West & Mary Ann Wilton
11. Fanny West & Reuben Cooper Mabot
12. Bethia West & Charles Taylor

Harriet West

Born 1827 at Clifton, Bedfordshire

Father William West

Mother Mary Auburn

Marriage 1848 at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire

Spouse George Kingsley Daniels (C1825 - 1904)

Death 1917 at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire

Age at Death 89 years

Children

1. Charles Daniel (1849 - ....)

2. Isabella Daniel (1851 - 1931)

3. Ann Daniel (1853 - ....)

4. George Daniel (1855 - 1937)

5. Ellen Daniel (1857 - ....)

6. Walter Daniel (1860 - ....)

1903 - Poor Law Records and Workhouse Records

Both Harriet at age 76 years and George Daniel at age 78 years were living in the Union Workhouse in 1903. They were as aged persons and were classified as 'infirm'. They received 4 shillings and 2 pence as charitable relief.