| Subject: Rebecca Thornloe (427) (1769 - 1832)[1],[1] |
| Father: Joseph Thornloe (428) |
| Mother: Ann Evererd (429) (b. 1734, ) |
| Type | Date | Details | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | __ ___ 1769 | Earl Shilton, Leicestershire. [1] | 0 |
| Christning | 16 Apr 1769 | Parish Church, Earl Shilton, Leicestershire. [1] | 0 |
| Name-Marr | 4 Jul 1796 | Rebecca Quail [2] | 27 |
| Marriage | 4 Jul 1796 | John Quail (426) (b. circa 1773, d. 1829); St Mary's church, Hinckley, Leicestershire. [2] | 27 |
| Daughter | __ ___ 1797 | Luiesa Quail (439); Hinckley, Leicestershire. [3],[4],[5] | 28 |
| Daughter | Rebecca Quail (440) | 28 | |
| Son | __ ___ 1799 | Jesse Quail (293); Thringstone, Leicestershire. [6],[7],[8] | 30 |
| Son | __ ___ 1802 | John Quail (85); Hinckley, Leicestershire. [9] | 33 |
| Son | __ ___ 1813 | Abraham Quail (470); Loughborough, Leicestershire. [8],[10],[7],[11] | 44 |
| Son | __ ___ 1817 | Jesse Quail (1785); [12] | 48 |
| Residence | circa __ ___ 1820 | John Quail (426) (b. circa 1773, d. 1829); Tiverton, Devon; It appears that John & Rebecca move from Leicestershire to Tiverton at around this time, from letters written by Thomas Hardy. [13] | 50 |
| Witness | 4 Mar 1821 | Burial; Jesse Quail (1785); Parish Church, Tiverton, Devon; shown aged 4 years. [12] | 52 |
| Residence | 7 Mar 1821 | John Quail (426) (b. circa 1773, d. 1829); New Yard, Tiverton, Devon; Thomas Hardy writes a letter to John Quail, Tiverton, referring to John's letter, received 7th March 1821, in which he informs Thomas of the death of an infant (which would have been Jesse). [13],[12] | 52 |
| Residence | 4 Apr 1824 | John Quail (426) (b. circa 1773, d. 1829); Chard, Somerset; It appears that John & Rebecca have moved to Chard by this date, from letters written by Thomas Hardy. Their daughter, Lucy, and her family may also have moved there around this time. Hardy says, Vol 2 of his letters, "his employers removing from Leicester to Chard, in Somersetshire, to establish a lace manufactory, he, with all his family, went with them." [13] | 55 |
| Witness | __ ___ 1829 | Death; John Quail (426); Chard, Somerset; Date & place of death inferred from Thomas Hardy letters (see source citation), so not certain. [13],[14],[15],[15] | 60 |
| Illness | circa __ Jul 1830 | Chard, Somerset; she suffers a second stroke. Hardy describes her, after her husband's death, as "poor, and deeply afflicted with asthma, and other complaints, by which she has been long confined to her bed." [13],[14],[15],[15] | 61 |
| Misc | 21 Dec 1831 | Hardy says that he "told Miss Edwards we would try to raise the poor woman (ie. Rebecca) one shilling per week during the remainder of her life." [14],[15] | 62 |
| Death | circa __ Oct 1832 | Chard, Somerset; Date & place of death inferred from the letters of Thomas Hardy (see source citation), so not certain. [13],[14],[15],[15] | 63 |
Sources
4. S0204: Private communication.