Lorna's family forest

Mary Stagg^1,2

(circa 1771 - June 1839)

Relationship

4th great-grandmother of Lorna Henderson

BMDB data

     Mary Stagg was born cir. 1771 ?Lambeth, SRY, ENG.^2,3
     Mary Stagg married George Mallars on 5 Jul 1795 St Leonard, Shoreditch, Hackney, MDX, ENG, entry shows George MALLARS and Mary STAGG, b.o.t.p. single, married by banns. Both signed; Wit.: Samuel SIMPKINS, George ?LIMMING? (signed several on page.)^1,2
     Mary Stagg died in Jun 1839 ?Hackney, LND, ENG.³ She was buried on 19 Jun 1839 St Mary, Lambeth, Par. of St Mary, SRY, ENG

, assumed to be Mary MALLARS, aged 68 from the Workhouse, buried 19 June.³

Family

George Mallars (cir. 1771 - cir. Apr 1842)

Children

Thomas Mallars⁴ (cir. Jun 1802 - )
Hannah Mallars² (cir. 1804 - bet. Jan 1892 - Mar 1892)
George Mallars⁵ (cir. Mar 1807 - say 1894)
Caroline Mallars⁶ (Apr 1809 - )
William Mallars⁷ (cir. Aug 1816 - )

Charts

My pedigree chart
Maternal ancestors of Lorna

Last Edited

23 May 2021

Citations

London Metropolitan Archives: Birth death marriage (filmed originals): , Marr. 5 Jul 1795 George MALLARS & Mary STAGG, St Leonard Shoreditch, Hackney, LND, extracted May 2021.
London Metropolitan Archives: Birth death marriage (filmed originals): , Bap. 9 Sep 1804 Hannah d/o George & Mary MALLARS, St Mary, Lambeth, SRY, ref. Reference Number: P85/MRY1/349, image in Ancestry "London, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812", extracted Mar 2019.
London Metropolitan Archives: Birth death marriage (filmed originals): , Bur. 19 Jun 1839 Mary MALLARS, age 68, from workhouse, bur. St Mary, Lambeth, SRY, extracted May 2021.
London Metropolitan Archives: Birth death marriage (filmed originals): , Bap. 20 Jun 1802 Thomas s/o George & Mary MALLARS, Lambeth St Mary, SRY, extracted Mar 2019.
London Metropolitan Archives: Birth death marriage (filmed originals): , Bap. 29 Jun 1807 George s/o George & Mary MALLARS, Lambeth St Mary, SRY, extracted Mar 2019.
London Metropolitan Archives: Birth death marriage (filmed originals): , Bap. 16 Jul 1809 (b. 6 Apr) Caroline d/o George & Mary MALLARS, Lambeth St Mary, SRY, extracted Mar 2019.
FamilySearch, England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975: Bap.4 Aug 1816 William s/o George & Mary MALLARS, Lambeth St Mary, SRY, FHL Film 0254603-0254607, extracted May 2021.

E. & O. E. Some/most parish records are rather hard to read and names, places hard to interpret, particularly if you are unfamiliar with an area.

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