Elizabeth was born Elizabeth Ann Spencer in 1868 Middlesbrough, Yorkshire [1] the daughter of Herbert Spencer & Elizabeth Ivison
In 1871, with grandparents William Ivison & Elizabeth in Fidler Street, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.[2]
With siblings & parents in 1881 living in Jackson Street, Normanby, Middlesbrough.[3]
The marriage of Charles William Davison & Elizabeth Ann Spencer was registered in 1890 Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.[4]
A clerks wife in 1911 with husband Charles & children living in High Street, Old Eston, Yorkshire.[5]
Elizabeth passed away in 1936 in Eston, Yorkshire.[6]
Date | Event | Location | [1] | 1868-09 | Birth | Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England | |
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1869-06 | Birth of Husband, Charles William | Lazenby, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom | |||||
1891-04-05 | Birth of Daughter, Alice Ida | Normanby, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom | |||||
1897-02 | Birth of Son, Charles Herbert | Normanby, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom | |||||
1915-08-17 | Death of Daughter, Alice Ida | Eston, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom | |||||
1936 | Death | Eston, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom | |||||
1945 | Death of Husband, Charles William | Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom | |||||
1963-08 | Death of Son, Charles Herbert | Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom |
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