Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameMary Elizabeth Brown 
[33, His own family of Horton Manor], [31, Her birth, baptism and death entries], [13, Her birth, announced on 24th June, 1837], [19, Her bapt, no 408 on 20 Jul 1837 at St Mary, Bryanston Sq], [3, Her death, Q1 of 1841, Kingston dist, vol 4, p. 149], [5, Her death cert No 106 of 1840, Wimbledon, Surrey, district], [46, Her burial on 6 [sic] Feb 1840], [19, Her burial, No 1244, Wimbledon burials register, 5 Feb 1840]
[33, His own family of Horton Manor], [31, Her birth, baptism and death entries], [13, Her birth, announced on 24th June, 1837], [19, Her bapt, no 408 on 20 Jul 1837 at St Mary, Bryanston Sq], [3, Her death, Q1 of 1841, Kingston dist, vol 4, p. 149], [5, Her death cert No 106 of 1840, Wimbledon, Surrey, district], [46, Her burial on 6 [sic] Feb 1840], [19, Her burial, No 1244, Wimbledon burials register, 5 Feb 1840]Birth23 Jun 1837, York Street, Marylebone, London
Baptism21 Jul 1837, St Mary’s Church, Bryanston Square, Marylebone, London
Death30 Jan 1840, Wimbledon, Surrey
Burial5 Feb 1940, St Mary, Wimbledon, Surrey
General2nd dau. d.inf.
FatherWilliam Trotter (born BROWN) (1800-1887)
MotherMary Elizabeth Welbank (1812-1885)
Notes for Mary Elizabeth Brown
She was only known originally from a list of William Trotter's children, possibly in his hand. He only gave her death as 1839 but as he also gave her as the second daughter, after Harriet Amelia who was born in 1837 (from 1881 census), so Mary E must have been born around 1838. QED.
This short life has been confirmed in her mother’s bible entries.
Apr 2008, TFPL: Her death certificate clearly says she died on 30th Jan, 1840, aged 2 years, 7 months, was a ‘Merchant’s child’, died of ‘inflammation of the ???? hip’, the informant was William Brown of Wimbledon, father, in attendance [at death] and that the death was registered on 3rd February 1840.
This last confirms her mother’s record, though not her father’s.
Her uncle Henry Brown buried her.
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This short life has been confirmed in her mother’s bible entries.
Apr 2008, TFPL: Her death certificate clearly says she died on 30th Jan, 1840, aged 2 years, 7 months, was a ‘Merchant’s child’, died of ‘inflammation of the ???? hip’, the informant was William Brown of Wimbledon, father, in attendance [at death] and that the death was registered on 3rd February 1840.
This last confirms her mother’s record, though not her father’s.
Her uncle Henry Brown buried her.
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