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Ann Annie SPENCE ‎(I5176)‎

Given Names: Ann
Surname: SPENCE
Nickname: Annie
Married Name: Ann CHAPMAN

Gender: Female Female

Birth: 17 January 1865

40 Nairne, South Australia, Australia
Death: 3 October 1951 ‎(Age 86)‎

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Birth	17 January 1865 40 40 Nairne, South Australia, Australia
Marriage	Elijah Lij CHAPMAN - 14 February 1894 ‎(Age 29)‎ Nairne, South Australia, Australia
Biographical Notes	Note: Ann was just a baby when her father died. When Ann was 29 years she married Elijah Chapman, 30 years, a "farmer". The marriage took place at her mother's home in Nairne. Albert Chapman, carpenter of Callington and Jane ‎[Dishon]‎ Spence, tailoress of Nairne were witnesses. Ann lived for many years after her husband's death in 1929. Every Christmas she would go with the Roy Chapmans and Thelma Chapman to Glenelg. They rented a house and went to the beach everyday. We have a picture of Aunt Ann in a boat with young Bob Chapman rowing. On Ann's death certificate, it states that she had been born in Nairne 86 years previously and died "Sydney Road, Nairne," at the Spence-Chapman family home. She had been nursed by her niece Beryl Chapman Boase. Ann was a "pensioner, widow of Elijah Chapman." H.E. Carr of Mount Barker was the undertaker. Ann died of cerebral thrombosis and cerebral arteriosclerosis in 1951.
Memories	Source: Thelma Chapman Skitch Note: "Aunt Ann played the organ at the Methodist church ‎[in Nairne]‎ for over 25 years; and when she left, they gave her a gold watch and chain. She also had a nice contralto voice." "The women all stayed at home in those days; they didn't go out to work. Everyone but Aunt Ann had big families. She stayed home to look after her mother."
Death	3 October 1951 ‎(Age 86)‎ Cause of death: cerebral thrombosis ‎(2 wks)‎; cerebral arteriosclerosis ‎(years)‎
Burial	Nairne Cemetery, Nairne, South Australia, Australia
Last Change	8 September 2011 - 20:38:12

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Parents Family (F1800)
Father	Samuel SPENCE 1824 - 1865
Mother	Catherine EUNSON 1824 - 1917
Brother	James SPENCE 1850 - 1851
Brother	Robert SPENCE 1852 - 1884
Brother	Samuel SPENCE 1854 -
Sister	Clarissa SPENCE 1859 - 1907
	Ann Annie SPENCE 1865 - 1951

Immediate Family (F1822)
Husband	Elijah Lij CHAPMAN 1861 - 1929

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Biographical Notes	Ann was just a baby when her father died. When Ann was 29 years she married Elijah Chapman, 30 years, a "farmer". The marriage took place at her mother's home in Nairne. Albert Chapman, carpenter of Callington and Jane ‎[Dishon]‎ Spence, tailoress of Nairne were witnesses. Ann lived for many years after her husband's death in 1929. Every Christmas she would go with the Roy Chapmans and Thelma Chapman to Glenelg. They rented a house and went to the beach everyday. We have a picture of Aunt Ann in a boat with young Bob Chapman rowing. On Ann's death certificate, it states that she had been born in Nairne 86 years previously and died "Sydney Road, Nairne," at the Spence-Chapman family home. She had been nursed by her niece Beryl Chapman Boase. Ann was a "pensioner, widow of Elijah Chapman." H.E. Carr of Mount Barker was the undertaker. Ann died of cerebral thrombosis and cerebral arteriosclerosis in 1951.
Memories	"Aunt Ann played the organ at the Methodist church ‎[in Nairne]‎ for over 25 years; and when she left, they gave her a gold watch and chain. She also had a nice contralto voice." "The women all stayed at home in those days; they didn't go out to work. Everyone but Aunt Ann had big families. She stayed home to look after her mother."

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Source	Bronte Chapman Gould
Source	Thelma Chapman Skitch Note: Daughter of George Chapman and Clarissa Spence, wife of Ralph A. Skitch.
Memories	Thelma Chapman Skitch