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EADE, Anne
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Name EADE, Anne Birth 1833 Blything, Suffolk, England
Gender Female Death 1897 Blything Registration District, Suffolk
Person ID I4807 Edgoose Last Modified 30 Jan 2026
Family PINKNEY, John, b. 1824, Blythburgh, Suffolk, England
d. 1900, Blything Registration District, Suffolk
(Age 76 years) Marriage 1858 Blything Registration District, Suffolk
Family ID F2031 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Jan 2026
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Notes
ANNE PINKNEY formerly EADE 1833-1897
An ANNE, daughter of James EDE and Elizabeth, was baptised at Blythburgh, Suffolk, on 8 September 1833.
The marriage between John PINKNEY and Anne EADE was registered in 1858.
(GRO June Q 1858 Blything 4a 1019)
The 1871 census of 5 St. Dunstan's Court, City of London:
John PINKNEY, head, aged 46, police constable, born at Blythburgh;
*Anne PINKNEY, wife, aged 37, born at Bulcamp, Suffolk;
William T. PINKNEY, son, aged 11, scholar, born at St. Bride, City of London;
Annie PINKNEY, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at St. Dunstan, City of London;
Charles PINKNEY, son, aged 6, scholar, born at St. Dunstan, City of London;
Elizabeth PINKNEY, daughter, aged 3, born at St. Dunstan, City of London;
James C. PINKNEY, son, aged 1, born at St. Dunstan, City of London.
(RG10/424/71/28)
The 1881 census of No. 8, Apollo Court, St. Dunstan, City of London:
John PINKNEY, head, aged 50, police constable, born at Blythburgh, Suffolk;
*Ann PINKNEY, wife, aged 47, born at Bulcamp, Suffolk;
Charles A. PINKNEY, son, aged 16, office boy, born in the City of London;
Elizabeth E. PINKNEY, daughter, aged 14, domestic, born in the City of London;
James C. PINKNEY, son, aged 11, scholar, born in the City of London;
John PINKNEY, son, aged 8, scholar, born in the City of London.
(RG11/376/58/32)
From the 1891 census of Gorleston, Blythburgh:
John PINKEY (sic), head, aged 66, pensioner, born at Blythburgh, Suffolk;
*Annie PINKEY (sic), wife, aged 57, born at Bulcamp, Suffolk.
(RG12/1483/93/3)
The death of Anne (sic) PINKNEY aged 62 was registered in 1897.
(GRO March Q 1897 Blything 4a 556)
(revised 20.08.2011)

