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LIFE GOES
ON: AN INTRODUCTION
MY
GRANDPARENTS - I - MY GREAT-GRANDPARENTS - I - MY
GREAT-GREAT-GRANDPARENTS - I - MY
GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GRANDPARENTS
THE SIXTEEN
FAMILIES
KNOTT - I - BOWLES - I - WATERS - I - HARRALL - I - PAGE - I - WISEMAN - I - CROSS - I - CARTER
CORNWELL - I - HUCKLE - I - MORTLOCK - I - MANSFIELD - I - REYNOLDS - I - CARTER - I - ANABLE - I - STEARN
CHRONOLOGY - I - DRAMATIS PERSONAE - I - WHERE PEOPLE CAME FROM - I - CALENDAR
MAP OF ELY - I - MAP OF MEDWAY
MAP OF
CAMBRIDGE AND DISTRICT
THE
WORKHOUSE
WORLD WAR I - I - WORLD WAR II
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LIFE GOES
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Rachel Rogers
born Dry Drayton,
Cambridgeshire, 1825
died Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire, 1906
on the Reynolds family tree
part of the Anable family story
married to William
Anable
mother of Samuel
Anable
daughter of
John Rogers
and Mary Chapman
Rachel Rogers(1825-1906).
My Mother's Mother's Mother's Father's Mother. My
Great-Great-Great-Grandmother.
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1825: Rachel
Rogers born at Dry Drayton,
Cambridgeshire. She was baptised at St
Peter and St Pauls' church Dry Drayton on 6th
February, along with her sister Elizabeth, so she
may well have been a twin. Her father John's
occupation was given as blacksmith.
1845: Rachel married WIlliam
Anable on 26th October at St Peter and St Pauls'
church, Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire.
She was 20 years old. Both William and Rachel
signed the register with a cross. Rachel's
father's occupation was given as blacksmith.
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1851
census: Rachel was twenty-six years
old at the time of the 1851 census. The
Anable family were living at 23
the Cottages, Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire.
Rachel's
husband William is shown as a bricklayer.
He was 27 years old.
Rachel
had two children at the time of the 1851
census: Elizabeth was 5 and Samuel was 1.
Also living in the house at the time of
the census were two lodgers, John and
Mary Rogers, aged 65 and 64 respectively.
John's occupation is shown as blacksmith.
Almost certainly, these are Rachel's
parents.
The
census records that Rachel was born at Dry
Drayton in Cambridgeshire, as
were her children. Her husband was born
in Grantchester, Cambridgeshire. The
transcript for the entry is here.
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1861 census: Rachel was
thirty-six years old at the time of the 1851
census. The Anable family were living at
Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire.
Her husband
William is shown as a bricklayer.
He was 37 years old.
Rachel had
five children living at home at the time of the
1851 census: Elizabeth, his daughter, who appears
on the 1851 census, is no longer at home. Living
in the house at the time of the census were
Samuel aged 11, William aged 9, Maria aged 7,
Susan aged 5 and Rachel aged 9 months. Nine year
old William's
gravestone is still
extant in Dry Drayton graveyard - he died at the
age of 71 in 1922. The two lodgers, John and Mary
Rodgers, Samuel's mother's parents, who appear on
the 1851 census, are no longer living in the
household.
The census
records that Rachel was born at Dry
Drayton in Cambridgeshire, as were her
children. Her husband was born in Grantchester,
Cambridgeshire. The transcript for the entry is here.
1906: Rachel died in Dry
Drayton, Cambridgeshire. She was 81
years old. She was buried in Dry Drayton
graveyard on 25th August.
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