Biography:
Rebecca Pocock
1871 –1907
Rebecca Pocock
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Unmarked grave Rebecca Pocock (née Grace) (1871-1907)
Rebecca was born in 1871 in Akeman Street, Tring, to William Grace, a sawyer, and his wife Sarah (née Burch).
In 1881 the family lived at 22, Brook Street, Tring.
Rebecca went into domestic service and in 1891 she was employed by grocer Charles Chasteney and his wife as a general domestic servant in their home on the High Street, Berkhamsted.
She married William Leonard Pocock in Berkhamsted 15 August 1896. They were both Berkhamsted residents.
In 1901 the couple were living at 49, Highfield Road. William was a labourer in Cooper’s chemical works.
Rebecca died at home in April 1907 aged only 36.
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Unmarked grave Rebecca Pocock (née Grace) (1871-1907)
Rebecca was born in 1871 in Akeman Street, Tring, to William Grace, a sawyer, and his wife Sarah (née Burch).
In 1881 the family lived at 22, Brook Street, Tring.
Rebecca went into domestic service and in 1891 she was employed by grocer Charles Chasteney and his wife as a general domestic servant in their home on the High Street, Berkhamsted.
She married William Leonard Pocock in Berkhamsted 15 August 1896. They were both Berkhamsted residents.
In 1901 the couple were living at 49, Highfield Road. William was a labourer in Cooper’s chemical works.
Rebecca died at home in April 1907 aged only 36.
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