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Subject: [ENG-CAMS] Wisbech Deanery Magazine - April 1890
Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2007 08:33:03 -0000


WISBECH DEANERY MAGAZINE - April 1890

S.S.PETER and PAUL, WISBECH

Baptisms -
Mar 2nd, Louisa, Daughter of William Edward and Harriet HEPHER
3rd, Sarah, Daughter of Robert and Eliza MALTKIN

Marriages -
Mar 4th, Charles ATKIN, of Lincoln, to Ethel ISLIP, of Wisbech
16th, Charles COOLIN, of Long Eaton, to Sarah Ann TAYLOR, of Wisbech
16th, Benjamin GARFORD to Emily GIBSON, of Wisbech

Burials -
Feb 27th, William SPRUCE, aged 71 years
27th, Susan OGDEN, aged 71 years
Mar 5th, Ethel HARPER, aged 2 years
7th, Thomas IMAGE, aged 31 years
14th, Hannah POOLEY, aged 96 years
15th, Lydia ASHTON, aged 91 years


S. AUGUSTINE'S, WISBECH

Baptism -
March 16th, Mabel OAKLEY

Marriage -
March 5th, George Alfred TRUMPESS to Frances Ann MOXON


COLDHAM

Coldham has suffered much during the past ten weeks from the epidemic of influenza, which in many cases has assumed a serious and alarming aspect. We have had close upon a hundred cases in all, with six deaths in six weeks, and we have reason to be thankful that the mortality has not been greater.

Burials -
March 4th, William VINCENT, aged 28
Susan Ann SHIP, aged 22
March 12th, James TURNER, aged 72
17th, Elizabeth FULLER, aged 41


ELM

Marriages -
March 4th, Benjamin BOOR and Elizabeth Ann RINGHAM
10th, Robert LAKE and Susan CRANE

Burials -
March 4th, Margaret HERCOCK, 46 years
7th, Elizabeth Sarah BOOTH, 65 years
10th, Ann BERRY, 75 years


EMNETH

Burial -
March 5th, Frederick William WARD, aged 11 months


GUYHIRN with RING'S END and THORNEY TOLL

Baptisms -
March 23rd, Arthur Sidney, son of Elijah and Elizabeth BETTS
also Florence Elizabeth, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth COULSON

Burials -
March 9th, John HOCKLEY, Ring's End, aged 68 years
also, David BENNETT, Guyhirn, aged 10 months


TYDD S. GILES

On Sunday evening, March 16th, the congregation worshipping in the Parish Church were alarmed by a cry of "Fire". The house lateley occupied by Mr Wm ANDRES and his son, from some hitherto unexplained cause caught fire, and being an old thatched building, was speedily burned to the ground. The house is situate to the east of the church and about 20 yards distant from it. The falmes burst out about 7pm. The startling cry of " Fire" naturally caused a great deal of excitement amongst the large congregation assembled in the Church, and serious consequences might have ensued had it not been for the good common sense shown by alarge number who kept their seats. The men whose services might prove useful and many others at once left the building, and the service was brought to an abrupt termination. Considerable apprehension at one time prevailed lest the flames should be carried across the road, as on a previous occasion 8 years ago, to the buildings and stacks belonging to Mr WILSON, and all means were used to obviate this danger, which fortunately was averted, and the conflagration was confined to the spot where it first broke out.

Baptisms-
March 23rd, Dorothy Annie, daughter of Alexander Wm and Ellen Louisa CURSON

Burials -
March 12th, Thomas LAKEY, aged 4 years
16th, Sarah Jane LAKEY, aged 18 years


WISBECH S. MARY

Baptism -
March 5th, Charles Herbert, son of Jacob and Mary Ann GARNER


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