Edward BROWN

Male 1837 - 1916  (79 years)


 

Our Family History - Private Burial Ground at Thackley

On Apr 3 1785 Lucy Ann Smith #63, a Quaker, married Dr John Rawson #382 at Calverley St Wilfrid, Yorkshire. The ceremony was performed by a priest. This was against the Quaker rules and, after various investigations, it was decided that Lucy and her parents (William and Ann Smith) should have 'Testimonies of Denial', meaning that they were in effect excommunicated. When William Smith Rawson #802, the only son of John and Lucy, died in infancy, his grandfather wanted him buried in the Quaker graveyard at Idle. He was refused, so William established a private cemetery at Thackley for the interment of the child and other members of the family. This is a historical record of some of the families descended from William and Ann who are buried at this cemetery, as compiled by J. Horsfall Turner in 1907.

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Owner of originalJ. Horsfall Turner
Date1907
File nameOur_Family_History_-_Private_Burial_Ground_at_Thackley.pdf
File Size381k
Linked toAnn (SMITH); Edward BROWN; Edward BROWN; John BROWN; William BROWN; Anne SCOTT; Lucy Ann SMITH; William SMITH