Elizabeth (Collins) Redfern (1811 - 1868)

Born 7 Oct 1811 in Manchester, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

Wife of James Redfern — married 4 Apr 1833 in Collegiate Church of St Mary, St Denys and St George, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Descendants

Died 11 Jun 1868 at age 56 in Broughton, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

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Biography

Birth

Elizabeth Collins was born on 7th October 1811 in Manchester and was baptised on 24th November 1811 at St Mary, St Denys and St George, Manchester, Lancashire (now known as Manchester Cathedral).^[1] Both her birth and baptism dates were recorded on the register.

Died 11 JUN 1868. 6 Union Terrace, Broughton, Lancashire. ^[2] Cause: Disease of heart several years. Anasarca 4 months. Census: 1841 Married 1851 Married 1861 Married Residence 1841 Piccadilly, London Road, Manchester, Lancashire. ^[3] 1851 Johnson Street, Cheetham, Lancashire. ^[4] 1861 65 Elizabeth Street, Cheetham, Lancashire. ^[5]

Medical Entry: Death certificate states " wife of James Redfern a Brush Manufacturer" and that she was 56 years old. Informant James Redfern present at the death. Note: #NI05292. Marriage Husband James Redfern. Wife Elizabeth Collins. Child: John Collins Redfern. Child: Mary Redfern. Child: Sarah Redfern. Child: Elizabeth Redfern. Child: Edward Redfern. Child: Martha Redfern. Child: James Redfern. Child: Esther Redfern. Child: George Frederick Redfern. Child: Sarah Jane Redfern. Child: John Edward Redfern. Child: Caroline Redfern. Marriage 4 APR 1833. Manchester Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire. ^[6] 1 4 APR 1833. Married by licence. Event: Witnesses 4 APR 1833. Martha Redfern, Mary Collins, James Butterworth, Mary Redfern, James Butterworth Junior.

Notes

Note NI05292Anasarca, also known as "extreme generalized edema" is a medical condition characterised by widespread swelling of the skin due to effusion of fluid into the extracellular space. It is usually caused by either congestive cardiac failure, liver failure (cirrhosis of the liver) or renal failuredisease and severe malnutritionprotein deficiency. This condition is also called leucophlegmatia.

Sources

1. ↑ Ancestry.com. Manchester, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1573-1812 (Cathedral) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. Original data: Anglican Parish Registers. Manchester, England: Manchester Cathedral. Images produced by permission of Manchester Cathedral and Manchester City Council Image
2. ↑ Source: #S004166 Page 22 June Quarter 1868 Dis Salford Vol 8d
3. ↑ Source: #S066383 Page 3 Reg Dis Manchester Sub-Reg Dis London Road ED 27 Folio 4
4. ↑ Source: #S009556 Page 60 Reg Dis Manchester Sub-Reg Dis Cheethan ED 1i Folio 305 House Sched No 191
5. ↑ Source: #S004176 Page 12 Reg Dis Manchester Sub-Reg Dis Cheetham ED 6 Folio 75 House Sched No 76
6. ↑ Source: #S186434

• Source: S004166 register of deaths Repository: Call Number: Media: Book
• Source: S004176 1861 Census Repository: Call Number: Media: Book
• Source: S009556 1851 Census Repository: Call Number: Media: Book
• Source: S066383 1841 Census Repository: Call Number: Media: Book
• Source: S114665 manchester OPC
• Source: S186434 PRs