Heart disease and aortic regurgitation, with Bright's disease and cardiac failure
Hij is getrouwd met Ann Duncan.
Zij zijn getrouwd op 8 september 1811 te Manchester, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom, hij was toen 25 jaar oud.
Kind(eren):
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Joseph Dewsnup<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Mar 1786 - Manchester, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom<br>Christening: Mar 10 1786 - Sheffield, Yorkshire, England<br>Marriage: Spouse: Ann Duncan - Sep 8 1811 - Manchester, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom<br>Death: Heart disease and aortic regurgitation, with Bright's disease and cardiac failure - 1882 - Manchester, Lancashire, England<br>Death: Jan 23 1882 - Manchester, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom<br>Burial: Jan 1882 - Manchester, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom<br>Parents: Francis Dewsnop, Hannah Dewsnop (born Bream)<br>Wife: Ann Dewsnup (born Duncan)</a><br>Children: Joseph Dewsnup, John Duncan Dewsnup, Ann Dewsnup, Elizabeth Owen (born Dewsnup), <br>Siblings: Mary Smith (born Dewsnop), George Dewsnop, William Dewsnop, Charles Dewsnop, Francis Dewsnap, Robert Dewsnop, Benjamin Dewsnop, Hannah Dewsnop, John Dewsnop, James Dewsnap<br> Additional information:
LifeSketch: From Marriage Record, Manchester Cathedral: "8 Sep 1811, Joseph Dewsnup, Spinner, and Ann Duncan, widow, both of this parish, by Banns. Witnesses, William Shaw." ns"simply means that instead of obtaining a license to marry, as is customary in this country, the young couple went before their congregation on three successive meetings and publicly expressed their desire to marry. There being no objections raised during this time, the marriage was allowed." (Dewsnup, Family Ties)
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