Alice TOWNSEND (1815

Alice TOWNSEND (1815 - )

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Thomas RADMORE ( - 1907) Henry Townsend RADMORE (1843 - 1909) Jane RADMORE (1846 - ) Alfred RADMORE (1851 - 1877) Emily RADMORE (1858 - )	Alice TOWNSEND (1815 - ) + George RADMORE	Thomas TOWNSEND (1770 - 1845)	William TOWNSEND (1734 - 1817)	William TOWNSEND (1711 - )
				Ellenor PHILLIPS
			Alice ROWE	William ROWE
				Elizabeth CANN
		Anna Maria MAY (1777 - )

b. 29 Mar 1815 at Upton Pyne, Devon, England

m. abt Dec 1840 George RADMORE at St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England

Parents:

Thomas TOWNSEND (1770 - 1845)

Anna Maria MAY (1777 - )

Siblings (4):

Anna Maria TOWNSEND (1812 - )

Jane May TOWNSEND (1816 - )

Henry Cann TOWNSEND (1818 - 1889)

William TOWNSEND (1820 - )

Children (5):

Thomas RADMORE ( - 1907)

Henry Townsend RADMORE (1843 - 1909)

Jane RADMORE (1846 - )

Alfred RADMORE (1851 - 1877)

Emily RADMORE (1858 - )

Events in Alice TOWNSEND (1815 - )'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
29 Mar 1815		Alice TOWNSEND was born	Upton Pyne, Devon, England		68
abt Dec 1840	25	Married George RADMORE	St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England	Free BMD Dec 1840 10 365	2
1843	28	Birth of son Henry Townsend RADMORE	Devon, England		2
05 Jan 1845	29	Death of father Thomas TOWNSEND (aged 74)	Upton Pyne, Devon, England		68
1846	31	Birth of daughter Jane RADMORE			2
1851	36	Birth of son Alfred RADMORE			2
1858	43	Birth of daughter Emily RADMORE			2
1877	62	Death of son Alfred RADMORE (aged 26)			2
1907	92	Death of son Thomas RADMORE			2
abt Dec 1909	94	Death of son Henry Townsend RADMORE (aged 66)	Exeter, Devon, England	Note 1	2

Note 1: Free BMD Dec 1909 5b 55 aged 66

Source References:

2. Type: Book, Abbr: Devon to Downunder, Title: Devon to Downunder, Auth: Bettie Elworthy, Publ: Bookbound, Date: 1997

- Reference = 6 (Marriage)

- Notes: Her sister Alice 1815 married George RADMORE, a widower of Thorverton. In
Ian Stoyle's book "Thorverton, Devon" George is shown as owning two farms, Court
Hayes and Easton. From his first marriage to Mary Ann KINGDON, he had a son
George Kingdon Radmore who married Elizabeth RADFORD and a daughter
Mary who married Thomas POTTER in 1878.
During the 17 years from 1841 to 1858, George and Alice had seven children but
two died in infancy. Their second son Henry Townsend Radmore 1843 married his
cousin Clara Kingdon in 1872 and Emma HARRISON in 1880. He died in 1909.

In 1866 at the age of 20, Jane Radmore married her first cousin, John Vinnicombe
Radmore. After Jane's death, her sister Emily 1858 also married him. Because of family convolutions, John Radmore was Emily's first cousin, second cousin,
brother-in-law and husband!!

The other two sons were Alfred 1851 who died in 1877, possibly not married and
Thomas who lived until 1907.

68. Type: Gedcom File, Abbr: Bowcher Gedcom, Title: Bowcher Gedcom, Auth: Katharine Wale, Date: 27 Aug 2011

- Reference = (Birth)

- Reference = (Name, Notes)

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My family tree. The original project begun about 1998. ID numbers less than about 6,000
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