Husband: Matthew HARRIS [I430]
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Occupation: Blacksmith
Wife: UNKNOWN UNKNOWN [I431]
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01 (): Thomas HARRIS [I429]
Born: between 08 APR 1816 AND 31 MAR 1817 in Castlethorpe, Buckinghamshire, England 1 2 3 4
Died: UNKNOWN
Spouses: Jane OSBORNE
02 (): Jane HARRIS [I412]
Born: between 31 MAR 1821 AND 07 JAN 1822 in Castlethorpe, Buckinghamshire, England 5
Died: 01 JUL 1856 in Castlethorpe, Buckinghamshire, England
Spouses: William OSBORNE
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Witnessed wedding William Osborne/Jane Harris
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Witness to wedding Thomas Harris/Jane Osborne
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Witness to wedding Thomas Harris/Jane Osborne
Ann Harris die in her 107 year. Killed herself helping her Daughter Ann ring pair of Trousers out of her son John Black Smith which she wash that morning She made Buckinghamshire Lace Lovely and when 70 years old her and Nanny Nichols walk to Northampton and back 12 miles each way in Patterns. Her love a glass of Beerand Tom Amos see she never went short of jug of Beer The strongest, out of Fox Hunter Barrell Her Son Henry Put up big green house 1 acre every went to see that. He had lean to with Hot Air for his Fowls House as to keep small fowls. Brown Leghorn and Silver Pencell and all way had eggs in Cold Weathur. Everybody pop see old Harry for egg.
That was before this deep Litter Poultry Farm thought of. Harry said little Fowls penny pop in Big Fowls eat to much to expenceve
Village Carrier with is Horse and Cart with top on it. William Panter and then his nephew Ted Eakins took it on.