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NameMary Price 
[62, 1885 edn, Townshend article, p. 1315], [62, 107th edn of 2003, Townshend article, vol 3, p. 3924], [19, Buyrial on 21 Feb 1816 at Feering, Essex]
[62, 1885 edn, Townshend article, p. 1315], [62, 107th edn of 2003, Townshend article, vol 3, p. 3924], [19, Buyrial on 21 Feb 1816 at Feering, Essex]Birthca 1729
DeathFeb 1816, St Mories Colchester
Burial21 Feb 1816, Freering, Essex
Spouses
Marriage4 May 1747, St Luke’s church, Chelsea, London [19, Marriage on 4 May 1747 at St Like’s Chelsea, London]
ChildrenCharlotte (1757-1841)
Notes for Mary Price
Her father was General Price.
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Her burial transcript on Ancestry (weak and missing vital data such as where she was buries):
Name: The Honble Mary Townshend
Gender: Female
Death Age: 87
Birth Date: abt 1729
Death Date: abt 1816
Burial Date: 21 Feb 1816
Burial Place: Essex, England
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Source Description: Burial Register; Service of Church: Registers of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials; Incumbent; Feering, All Saints; Parish Records;1813-1873
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Remarkably and for a small fee this led to getting the image from Essex archives which I can now transcribe:
“Page 3
“BURIALS in the Parish of Preering (or Feering) in the County of Essex in the year 1815
“. . . .
“1816
“Name The Honble Mary Townshend Widow
“Abode St Mories Colchester
“Wnen buried Febry 21st
“Age 87
“Off Min Thos Bainy Vicar of GillesKuik(?) St Avery(?)”
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Her age at death give a rough figure for her birth year. Looking for a baptism for a Mary Price with fornames of parents unknown around 1729 gives 648 results on Ancestry. It is impossible to work out which could be hers from that number. If findAGrave have done Feering church, there could be a memorial to her there and this might give her parents forenames. Nor results from FindAGrave.
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Her burial transcript on Ancestry (weak and missing vital data such as where she was buries):
Name: The Honble Mary Townshend
Gender: Female
Death Age: 87
Birth Date: abt 1729
Death Date: abt 1816
Burial Date: 21 Feb 1816
Burial Place: Essex, England
Search Photos: Search for 'Feering, All Saints' in the UK City,
Town and Village Photos collection
Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Map: View this parish
Source Description: Burial Register; Service of Church: Registers of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials; Incumbent; Feering, All Saints; Parish Records;1813-1873
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Remarkably and for a small fee this led to getting the image from Essex archives which I can now transcribe:
“Page 3
“BURIALS in the Parish of Preering (or Feering) in the County of Essex in the year 1815
“. . . .
“1816
“Name The Honble Mary Townshend Widow
“Abode St Mories Colchester
“Wnen buried Febry 21st
“Age 87
“Off Min Thos Bainy Vicar of GillesKuik(?) St Avery(?)”
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Her age at death give a rough figure for her birth year. Looking for a baptism for a Mary Price with fornames of parents unknown around 1729 gives 648 results on Ancestry. It is impossible to work out which could be hers from that number. If findAGrave have done Feering church, there could be a memorial to her there and this might give her parents forenames. Nor results from FindAGrave.
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Notes for Edward & Mary (Family)
Their marriage transcript (by me) from the image of the marriages register:
[Kensington and Chelsea > St Luke, Chelsea > 1704-1747
“Marriages AD 1747
“May 4
“The Honble & Revd Edward
“Townshend of Pulham in
“the County of Norfolk Bat-
“chelor, and Mary Price
“of St Margarets Westmnr
“Spinster were married by Licence
“ By F Connally”
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[Kensington and Chelsea > St Luke, Chelsea > 1704-1747
“Marriages AD 1747
“May 4
“The Honble & Revd Edward
“Townshend of Pulham in
“the County of Norfolk Bat-
“chelor, and Mary Price
“of St Margarets Westmnr
“Spinster were married by Licence
“ By F Connally”
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