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Charlotte Farrar 1830–1905 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1830

Birth Location: Woodhouse, Leeds, Yorkshire, England

Death Date: 1905

Death Location: Leeds, Yorkshire, England

Father: William Farrar

Mother: Mary Denison

Spouse(s): Joseph Morton

Children(s): Jane Morton, Jane Morton, John Morton, Harry Morton, Louisa Morton, Arthur Morton, Elizabeth Morton

The story of Charlotte Farrar began in 1830 in Woodhouse, Leeds, Yorkshire, England. In 1871, Charlotte Farrar resided in St Mark, Yorkshire, England. Charlotte Farrar married Joseph Morton, and had children including Arthur Morton, Elizabeth Morton, Harry Morton, Jane Morton, John Morton, Louisa Morton. Charlotte Farrar passed away in 1905 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England.

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Biography

  • The story of Charlotte Farrar began in 1830 in Woodhouse, Leeds, Yorkshire, England.
  • In 1871, Charlotte Farrar resided in St Mark, Yorkshire, England.
  • Charlotte Farrar married Joseph Morton, and had children including Arthur Morton, Elizabeth Morton, Harry Morton, Jane Morton, John Morton, Louisa Morton.
  • Charlotte Farrar passed away in 1905 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England.

Immediate Family

Parents

William Farrar
1803–1873
Birth Location: Leeds West, Yorkshire
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Mary Denison
1805–1869
Birth Location: Yorkshire, England
MD

Spouses(s)

Joseph Morton
1826–1885
Birth Location: Meanwood, Yorkshire, England
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Children(s)

Jane Morton
1854–1941
Birth Location: Leeds, Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
JM
Jane Morton
1854–1941
Birth Location: Wrangthorne, Yorkshire, England
JM
John Morton
1857–
Birth Location: Leeds Yorkshire, , England
JM
Harry Morton
1860–
Birth Location: Leeds Yorkshire, , England
HM
Louisa Morton
1863–
Birth Location: Leeds Yorkshire, , England
LM
Arthur Morton
1867–
Birth Location: Leeds Yorkshire, , England
AM
Elizabeth Morton
1870–
Birth Location: Leeds Yorkshire, , England
EM

Charlotte Farrar's Ancestors

Self
Charlotte Farrar
1830–1905
Birth Place: Woodhouse, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Parents
William Farrar
1803–1873
Leeds West, Yorkshire
Mary Denison
1805–1869
Yorkshire, England
Grandparents
Benjamin Farrar
1772–1867
Birstall, St Peter, Yorkshire, England
ANN DICKINSON
1781–1841
Yorkshire, England
Joseph Denison
1781–1865
Kirkby Overblow, Yorkshire, England
Ann Bradley
1779–1862
Pannal, Yorkshire, England
Great-Grandparents
WILLIAM FARRAR
1748–1827
Lydia Musgrave
1751–1865
Joseph DICKINSON
1758–1840
Jane HILL
1760–
Abraham Denison
1743–1808
Sarah Taylor
1758–1805
William Bradley
1748–1836
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Isaac Denison
1717–1785
Alice Hardcastle
1728–1800
William Taylor
1725–1780
Sarah Bailey
1730–1803
Richard Bradley
1704–1757
Anne WINTERBIRN
1719–1765

Charlotte Farrar's Descendants

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Charlotte Farrar (1830–1905) m. Joseph Morton (9 Oct 1826–9 May 1885)
  1. 1. Jane Morton 1854–1941
  2. 2. Jane Morton 1854–1941
  3. 3. John Morton 1857–
  4. 4. Harry Morton 1860–
  5. 5. Louisa Morton 1863–
  6. 6. Arthur Morton 1867–
  7. 7. Elizabeth Morton 1870–

Charlotte Farrar's Timeline

3 Records

1830
1830
Birth of Charlotte Farrar in Woodhouse, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Woodhouse, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
1871
1871
Age 41
Charlotte Farrar resided here in St Mark, Yorkshire, England
St Mark, Yorkshire, England
1905
1905
Age 75
Death of Charlotte Farrar in Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Leeds, Yorkshire, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1830
    Event Place: Woodhouse, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
    Record Source: 1871 England Census

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Residence
    Event Date: 1871
    Event Place: St Mark, Yorkshire, England
    Record Source: 1871 England Census

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1905
    Event Place: Leeds, Yorkshire, England
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