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^{1870 Hendon, England - Eunice Lakeman}

Eunice SIER ‎(I5747)‎

Given Names: Eunice
Surname: SIER
Married Name: Eunice LAKEMAN

Gender: Female Female

Birth: 1816 England
Death: 16 March 1888 ‎(Age 72)‎ Esmerelda Villa, Colindeep Lane, Hendon, London, England

Personal Facts and Details

	Events of close relatives
Birth	1816 England
Marriage	Richard LAKEMAN - circa 1843 ‎(Age 27)‎ England Note: The marriage record was not to be found St. Catherine's House, London although registration at the central office London was compulsory from 1837. Parsons of some parishes resisted the new law and failed to forward information. The record no doubt lies at some obscure country church.
Biographical Notes	between 1879 and 1888 ‎(Age 63)‎ Esmerelda Villa, Colindeep Lane, Hendon, London, England Note: Eunice was barely five feet tall and had weighed 17 stone before she suffered a stroke nine years before she died. The two daughters nursed her devotedly. During the last year or so she had faded to less than 7 stones and was easily carried up and down stairs by her nurses. She died at home aged 72 years on 16 Mar 1888 and joined Richard at St. Mary's Churchyard.
Death	16 March 1888 ‎(Age 72)‎ Esmerelda Villa, Colindeep Lane, Hendon, London, England
Burial	Saint Marys Parish Church, Hendon, London, England Note: Eunice's funeral card has survived. The verses are too long to quote in full - just the first few lines: I've bid the world a glad farewell; I've done with suffering now, And nevermore one passing grief Shall shade my peaceful brow.
Last Change	15 August 2008 - 13:48:23

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Marriage	The marriage record was not to be found St. Catherine's House, London although registration at the central office London was compulsory from 1837. Parsons of some parishes resisted the new law and failed to forward information. The record no doubt lies at some obscure country church.
Marriage	The marriage record was not to be found St. Catherine's House, London although registration at the central office London was compulsory from 1837. Parsons of some parishes resisted the new law and failed to forward information. The record no doubt lies at some obscure country church.
BET	Eunice was barely five feet tall and had weighed 17 stone before she suffered a stroke nine years before she died. The two daughters nursed her devotedly. During the last year or so she had faded to less than 7 stones and was easily carried up and down stairs by her nurses. She died at home aged 72 years on 16 Mar 1888 and joined Richard at St. Mary's Churchyard.
Burial	Eunice's funeral card has survived. The verses are too long to quote in full - just the first few lines: I've bid the world a glad farewell; I've done with suffering now, And nevermore one passing grief Shall shade my peaceful brow.