Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
The only way it could be someone else would be if Mary Ann was dau of
William Green, who was a lot older.
But the census shows William had no dau Mary.
Conclusion: Mary Ann must be the dau of Rowland Green, and sister of William and James,
unless strong evidence emerges otherwise.
Rowland Green,
He
mar pre-1823 to Ann Whisker [born 1801 (by census age), Sporle].
Listed at Sporle in 1851 census.
He is "agricultural labourer".
See image.
From here.
Listed at "Sporle Street", Sporle in 1861 census.
He is "agricultural labourer".
See image.
From here.
Ann died 1874, Swaffham district, Norfolk.
(todo) See death of Ann Green,
[GRO.UK],
Swaffham, 1874, 3rd qr, age 73, vol 4b p 247.
Rowland died 26 Dec 1876, apparently Blofield district, Norfolk.
(todo) See death of "Rowling Green",
[GRO.UK],
1877, 1st qr, age 76,
Blofield, Volume: 4b,
Page: 129.
Rowland and Ann
had issue:
As explained above, we declare her identical with:
Mary Ann Green,
born 1847 (by census age), Sporle.
Listed at mar
as living
East Dereham, Norfolk.
She mar 18 Nov 1869, East Dereham parish church,
to
William Berwick
and had issue.
See banns
from here.
See mar cert
from here.
(todo)
Is there a separate entry for the marriage in
East Dereham parish records?
Might list her father.
Think not. Think the parish register was using the state format,
and the mar cert
is the entry.
Rowland Green and family at Sporle in 1861 census.
See full size.
From here.
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