Elizabeth Saunderson

Nothing is known about the early life of Elizabeth. She is Stephanie's 4x great grandmother.

She married Joseph Whitebread★ on 25 Mar, 1812 at St. Mary's Church, Gamlingay^a1 . They had four sons.

Henry baptised on 25 Dec, 1812 at St. Mary's Church^a2.
David born in 1815 in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire.
Philip★ baptised on 25 Dec, 1817 at St. Mary's Church^a3. Married Charlotte Ginn★ on 15 Feb, 1838^b1,c1. Died on 23 Mar, 1862^d1 at the age of forty-five.
William born in 1826 in Gamlingay.

Timeline

1812

25 Mar: Married Joseph Whitebread★ at St. Mary's Church, Gamlingay^a1.
Recorded as living in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire^a1.
25 Dec: Son, Henry Whitebread, baptised at St. Mary's Church^a2.

1815

: Son, David, born in Gamlingay.

1817

: Son, Philip Whitbread★, born in Gamlingay.
25 Dec: Recorded as living in Gamlingay^a3.

1826

: Son, William, born in Gamlingay.

1890

27 Apr: Son, Philip, died at the age of seventy-three in Rushden, Northamptonshire^c2.

Other Information

Other names and variations

Elizabeth Saunderson^a1
Elizabeth Whitebread^a3,a2
Elizabeth Saunders

Citations and Notes

Bishop's Transcripts for the Diocese of Ely, England

a1:Marriage entry for Joseph Whitebread and Elizth Saunderson, Gamlingay, 25 Mar 1812 (more details...)

a2:Baptism entry for Henry Whitebread, Gamlingay, 25 Dec 1812 (more details...)

a3:Baptism entry for Philip Whitebread, Gamblingay, 25 Dec 1817, Page 3, No 20 (more details...)

England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973

b1:Marriage entry for Philip Whitbread and Charlotte Ginn, Gamlingay, 15 Feb 1838

General Register Office of England and Wales

c1:Marriage entry for Philip Whitbread and Charlotte Ginn, Caxton and Arrington, Jan-Mar Qtr 1838, Vol 14, Page 33, No 7; Certified copy obtained 6 Jun 2024 (more details...)

c2:Death entry for Philip Whitbread, Wellingborough, Apr-Jun Qtr 1890, Vol 3b, Page 78, No 446; Digital image obtained 1 May 2024 (more details...)

Parish Registers of St.Mary, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire

d1:Marriage entry for George Whitbread and Elizabeth Gadsby, 23 Mar 1862, Page 130, No 259 (more details...)