The Boddington-Ingram Family History
Elizabeth UNDERWOOD
(Cir 1710-1776)
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Spouses/Children:


1. William INGRAM

Elizabeth UNDERWOOD

  • Born: Cir 1710, <Rochford, Sub-District Of Prittlewell, Essex England>
  • Marriage (1): William INGRAM on 7 Oct 1732 in St. Andrew's Church, Rochford, Essex, England 1 2
  • Died: 1 Jan 1776, Southend-On-Sea, Essex, England aged about 66
  • Buried: 7 Jan 1776, St Mary The Virgin Church, Prittlewell, Southend-On-Sea 1

  

Elizabeth UNDERWOOD, or "Widow Ingram" as she was popularly known, was Licensee and Proprietress of The Ship Inn, Prittlewell, Southend-on-Sea from 1770 to 1776. The licence was then passed on to her daughter Mary INGRAM who continued to run the establishment until 1790, when it was taken over by her brother William INGRAM (Jr). (From `Ale House Recognisances 1769-1828` Rochford Hundred, Essex). 3


Elizabeth married William INGRAM, son of Thomas INGRUME and Tabitha BINKS, on 7 Oct 1732 in St. Andrew's Church, Rochford, Essex, England.1 2 (William INGRAM was born in 1710 in Rochford, Sub-District Of Prittlewell, Essex England and died circa 1764 in Southend-On-Sea, Essex, England.)

Sources


1 Extract from the Bishop's Transcripts of the original Parish Registers of Baptisms, Marriages and Buriials, Rochford District, 1837-1974. (Essex County Records Office (SEAX), Chelmsford, Essex). Rec. Date: 11 Aug 2004, Cit. Date: 11 Jan 2010.

2 Gwen Gardiner, The Genealogy charts and Research Notes of Gwen Gardiner, descendant of John Page INGRAM (NV). Rec. Date: 10 Feb 2005, Cit. Date: 10 May 2005.

3 [Anon.], Ale House Recognizances 1769-1828 - Rochford Hundred, Essex (N.p.: SEAX Essex RO Chelmsford (Q/RLv 24-82), n.d.). Rec. Date: 14 May 2001.