Mary Hibburd , Pupil (1841) at her aunts' school. Founded Bell Farm School, Clewer Hill. At the 1851 census, she was recorded at 4 High St., in New Windsor, a visitor (unmarried), at the home of the Oxleys. Ref. HO107/1695 folio 359 18. the 1861 census records her visiting 47a Welbeck st., Cavendish the head of household being Mary A. Perreira, the Lady superior of the house. This must be some quite of convent or nunnery. the nuns are descibed as Sisters of Mercy.
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| Born: Egham, Surrey, , England Jul 1832 | Baptised: Egham, Surrey, , England 5th Aug 1832
| | Died: Bell Farm, Clewer, Windsor, Berks., , England 17th Mar 1877 | Buried: Windsor, Berks., , England Mar 1877
| | Family: Hibburd of Egham |
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Census
- 1841 census (member of household - High st, Teddington, Surrey, , England)
- 1851 census (lodger - High st, New Windsor, , , )
- 1871 census (sister - Bell Farm, Clewer Hill, Clewer, Windsor, Berks., , England)
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Timeline
| Jul 1832 | Born (birth) Egham, Surrey, England | | 5th Aug 1832 | Baptised (baptism) Egham, Surrey, England | | 1841 | Member of household in 1841 census (census) Teddington, Surrey, England | | 31st Mar 1851 | Lodger in 1851 census (census) New Windsor | | 1871 | Sister in 1871 census (census) Clewer, Windsor, Berks., England | | Mar 1877 | Buried (burial) Windsor, Berks., England | | 17th Mar 1877 | Died (death) Clewer, Windsor, Berks., England | | c. 1877 | Made a will (will) |
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