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Elizabeth LINDSAY (1817 - 1910)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
John Charles NORMAN (1845 - ) Augustus Harry NORMAN (1848 - 1923) Charles Miller NORMAN (1849 - ) William James NORMAN (1852 - )	Elizabeth LINDSAY (1817 - 1910) + Henry NORMAN (1821 - 1894)

b. 06 Jul 1817 at Whimple, Devon, England

m. abt Dec 1844 Henry NORMAN (1821 - 1894) at St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England

d. 07 May 1910 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia aged 92

Children (4):

John Charles NORMAN (1845 - )

Augustus Harry NORMAN (1848 - 1923)

Charles Miller NORMAN (1849 - )

William James NORMAN (1852 - )

Grandchildren (8):

Hannah NORMAN (1880 - 1970), John David NORMAN (1882 - 1961), William Henry NORMAN (1884 - 1954), James Lindsay G NORMAN (1886 - 1973), Augustus Harry NORMAN (1888 - 1916), Andrew NORMAN (1890 - 1941), Eileen NORMAN (1893 - 1971), Alexander NORMAN (1896 - 1960)

Events in Elizabeth LINDSAY (1817 - 1910)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
06 Jul 1817		Elizabeth LINDSAY was born	Whimple, Devon, England
abt Dec 1844	27	Married Henry NORMAN (aged 23)	St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England	FreeBMB Dec 1844 10 365
1845	28	Birth of son John Charles NORMAN
abt 1848	31	Birth of son Augustus Harry NORMAN	Whimple, Devon, England
1849	32	Birth of son Charles Miller NORMAN
1851	34	Census	Plymouth, Devon, England	Note 1
1852	35	Birth of son William James NORMAN
28 May 1857	39	Immigration	Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	per 'Herefordshire'
28 Mar 1894	76	Death of husband Henry NORMAN (aged 73)	Woodburn, New South Wales, Australia
07 May 1910	92	Elizabeth LINDSAY died	Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Note 1: Charles the Martyr (her age 29 ie 6 years younger)

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