Probate for Caroline Hannaford reads: Caroline of Kimbolton Huntingdonshire Spinster died 15 May 1908 Probate London 24 “Hannaford August to the reverend Charles Packer and Robert Coles Robinson farmer. Effects £2450. 8s. 8d.” Hannaford, Richard Ash 50 years old Buried on the 18 May 1883 In the plot of A51 Born in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, the son of Reverend Richard Ash Hannaford who was born 1788 in Totnes, and was Curate of Titchmarsh in 1814 and the from 1830 to 1865 the Surrogate and Rural Dean. In 1941, Richard was living with the family in the High Street, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire. By 1861, Richard was living in Lavenham, Suffolk and employed as a chemist and druggist. He had his two sisters, Louisa Hannaford (Plot B52) and Caroline Hannaford (Plot B50) with him. In 1871 he was a chemist and druggist living at the High Street, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire. He had retired to live in the High Street, Kimbolton with his sisters in 1881 and this is where he died. The probate for Richard Ash Hannaford reads: (with the Will) of the Personal Estate of Richard Ash Hannaford late of Kimbolton in the “Administration County of Huntingdon Gentleman who died 15 May 1883 at Kimbolton was granted at Peterborough to Louisa Hannaford of Kimbolton Spinster the Sister one of the Universal Legatees for Life. Personal Effects £322. 14s. 3d.” Hanson, Alice 10 months old Buried on the 24 Apr 1872 In the plot of 56G Burial records state that Alice was the daughter of George Hanson. George Hanson married Fanny Hanson (Plot 56G). 118. Hanson, Fanny 30 years old Buried on the 3 May 1872 In the plot of 56G Frances Hanson (maiden name not was born in Worcester, Worcestershire and married George Hanson. In 1871 they were living in Church Lane (St Andrews Street), Kimbolton and George who was born 1842 in Birmingham was employed as a tin plate worker. Hanson, Edith Mary
Probate for Caroline Hannaford reads: “Hannaford Caroline of Kimbolton Huntingdonshire Spinster died 15 May 1908 Probate London 24 August to the reverend Charles Packer and Robert Coles Robinson farmer. Effects £2450. 8s. 8d.” Hannaford, Richard Ash 50 years old Buried on the 18 May 1883 In the plot of A51 Born in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, the son of Reverend Richard Ash Hannaford who was born 1788 in Totnes, and was Curate of Titchmarsh in 1814 and the from 1830 to 1865 the Surrogate and Rural Dean. In 1941, Richard was living with the family in the High Street, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire. By 1861, Richard was living in Lavenham, Suffolk and employed as a chemist and druggist. He had his two sisters, Louisa Hannaford (Plot B52) and Caroline Hannaford (Plot B50) with him. In 1871 he was a chemist and druggist living at the High Street, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire. He had retired to live in the High Street, Kimbolton with his sisters in 1881 and this is where he died. The probate for Richard Ash Hannaford reads: “Administration (with the Will) of the Personal Estate of Richard Ash Hannaford late of Kimbolton in the County of Huntingdon Gentleman who died 15 May 1883 at Kimbolton was granted at Peterborough to Louisa Hannaford of Kimbolton Spinster the Sister one of the Universal Legatees for Life. Personal Effects £322. 14s. 3d.” Hanson, Alice 10 months old Buried on the 24 Apr 1872 In the plot of 56G Burial records state that Alice was the daughter of George Hanson. George Hanson married Fanny Hanson (Plot 56G). 118. Hanson, Fanny 30 years old Buried on the 3 May 1872 In the plot of 56G Frances Hanson (maiden name not was born in Worcester, Worcestershire and married George Hanson. In 1871 they were living in Church Lane (St Andrews Street), Kimbolton and George who was born 1842 in Birmingham was employed as a tin plate worker. Hanson, Edith Mary
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