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NameAnn Betts 
[19, Burial on 8 Oct 1761 at St Ann’s Soho]
[19, Burial on 8 Oct 1761 at St Ann’s Soho]DeathOct 1761, Pursers Cross, Soho, Middx
Burial8 Oct 1761, St Anne’s church, Soho, London
GeneralOf Soho, Westminster.
Spouses
Notes for Ann Betts
She is known primarily from the provision James Lock made for her in his will.
Two burials for Ann Betts have been found in the London area near Soho:
First name(s) Anne
Last name Betts
Death date ? ? 1761
Burial year 1761
Burial date 08 Oct 1761
Burial place St Anne, Soho
County Middlesex
Country England
Archive City of Westminster Archives Centre
Record set Westminster Burials
The image of the BT adds ‘Purcers Cross’, presumably where she died.
The other burial is:
First name(s) Mrs Ann
Last name Betts
Death year 1759
Death date ? ? 1759
Burial year 1759
Burial date 10 Jan 1759
Denomination Dissenters
County London
Country England
The National Archives reference TNA/RG/4/3982
Description LONDON: Bunhill Field's Burial Ground, City Road: Burials.
Record set England & Wales Non-Conformist Burials
The image of this record adds ;from Chancery Lane’ which is presumably where she died.
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In James Lock’s will she was identified as “Mrs Anne Betts (now lodging at at the house of Mr Dyer in Kings Street near Saint Ann’s Church Soho in the County of Middlesex)” so it is likely that she was buried at St Anne, Soho and she was the upper of the above two entries and died in October 1761.
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Two burials for Ann Betts have been found in the London area near Soho:
First name(s) Anne
Last name Betts
Death date ? ? 1761
Burial year 1761
Burial date 08 Oct 1761
Burial place St Anne, Soho
County Middlesex
Country England
Archive City of Westminster Archives Centre
Record set Westminster Burials
The image of the BT adds ‘Purcers Cross’, presumably where she died.
The other burial is:
First name(s) Mrs Ann
Last name Betts
Death year 1759
Death date ? ? 1759
Burial year 1759
Burial date 10 Jan 1759
Denomination Dissenters
County London
Country England
The National Archives reference TNA/RG/4/3982
Description LONDON: Bunhill Field's Burial Ground, City Road: Burials.
Record set England & Wales Non-Conformist Burials
The image of this record adds ;from Chancery Lane’ which is presumably where she died.
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In James Lock’s will she was identified as “Mrs Anne Betts (now lodging at at the house of Mr Dyer in Kings Street near Saint Ann’s Church Soho in the County of Middlesex)” so it is likely that she was buried at St Anne, Soho and she was the upper of the above two entries and died in October 1761.
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