Louisa Jane Matthewman | Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Biography:
Louisa Jane Matthewman
30/05/1845 –19/09/1892

Louisa Jane Matthewman

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Louisa Jane was born in 1845, the youngest daughter of Joseph Billingsley and Elizabeth Bullock (see plot x158). Unlike her elder sister, Julia, who died of grief at the death of her two brothers in a boating accident in 1872, Louisa lived for a further 20 years but still died at the comparatively young age of 47. She married Captain Thomas Adams Matthewman, a master mariner in 1887 at Winchester. They lived in Southampton, where she died in 1892. Thomas died in 1917 at the age of 75 in Colchester. There were no children – perhaps the boating accident had in fact had a profound impact on her, and it is interesting that she is buried in Berkhamsted (her brother Joseph Bullock later chose to be interred with her), rather than with her husband.  
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Louisa Jane was born in 1845, the youngest daughter of Joseph Billingsley and Elizabeth Bullock (see plot x158).

Unlike her elder sister, Julia, who died of grief at the death of her two brothers in a boating accident in 1872, Louisa lived for a further 20 years but still died at the comparatively young age of 47.

She married Captain Thomas Adams Matthewman, a master mariner in 1887 at Winchester. They lived in Southampton, where she died in 1892. Thomas died in 1917 at the age of 75 in Colchester. There were no children – perhaps the boating accident had in fact had a profound impact on her, and it is interesting that she is buried in Berkhamsted (her brother Joseph Bullock later chose to be interred with her), rather than with her husband.

 

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