Esther Payne | Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Biography:
Esther Payne
1863 –1906

Unmarked grave Esther Payne (née Weedon) (1863-1906)

Esther was born in 1863 in Berkhamsted to Joseph, a brewery labourer, and Esther Weedon. She attended Berkhamsted National School.

Esther became a dressmaker and remained living at home with her parents in Ravens Lane until her marriage to Albert Ephraim Payne, from Market Harborough, in Berkhamsted in 1891. Albert worked for one of the brush manufacturers in the area, using a machine to bore the holes where the bristles were inserted. The couple lived in George Street and do not appear to have had any children.

By 1901 they were resident at 6, Ellesmere Road, but by the time Esther died in April 1906 aged 43 they had moved to 12, Provident Place.

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Unmarked grave Esther Payne (née Weedon) (1863-1906)

Esther was born in 1863 in Berkhamsted to Joseph, a brewery labourer, and Esther Weedon. She attended Berkhamsted National School.

Esther became a dressmaker and remained living at home with her parents in Ravens Lane until her marriage to Albert Ephraim Payne, from Market Harborough, in Berkhamsted in 1891. Albert worked for one of the brush manufacturers in the area, using a machine to bore the holes where the bristles were inserted. The couple lived in George Street and do not appear to have had any children.

By 1901 they were resident at 6, Ellesmere Road, but by the time Esther died in April 1906 aged 43 they had moved to 12, Provident Place.

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