Author Topic: Mary Norris dom. servant to the Crawfords of Clauchaig Farm, Kilmory 1861  (Read 3413 times)

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Re: Mary Norris dom. servant to the Crawfords of Clauchaig Farm, Kilmory 1861
« Reply #36 on: Saturday 13 March 21 16:00 GMT (UK) »
Agony, therefore  :'(
Poor Mary.
Monica
A quick search online suggests that retroversio uteri on its own is quite common and not necessarily problematic, but if it is combined with infection or inflammation it could well be agony.

But yes, poor Mary, dying in pain at such a young age.
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Re: Mary Norris dom. servant to the Crawfords of Clauchaig Farm, Kilmory 1861
« Reply #37 on: Saturday 13 March 21 16:16 GMT (UK) »
Yes so sad dying so young and in agony  :'(.And not much of a life for her son also

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Re: Mary Norris dom. servant to the Crawfords of Clauchaig Farm, Kilmory 1861
« Reply #38 on: Monday 18 October 21 13:03 BST (UK) »
Archibald Crawford Norris and Elizabeth Foster were my maternal grandparents. They were married on the 25th December 1895 in Kilburn London. Archibald served in the army and fought in the Boer war. He died on 21 December 1915 of stomach cancer. Archibald did work as a tailor during his time in the army. I have a photograph of him sitting at his sewing machine. I don't think he was ever told who his father was. John Crawford brother of Archibald senior used to visit him when he was young and living on the Isle of Arran, so I think he assumed that John was his father. He was sent to reform school for stealing a loaf of bread because he was hungry, so it would appear his early life was spent in poverty.

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Re: Mary Norris dom. servant to the Crawfords of Clauchaig Farm, Kilmory 1861
« Reply #39 on: Monday 18 October 21 20:00 BST (UK) »
Welcome to RootsChat, Iaine57  :)

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Re: Mary Norris dom. servant to the Crawfords of Clauchaig Farm, Kilmory 1861
« Reply #40 on: Tuesday 19 October 21 07:33 BST (UK) »
And a warm welcome from me also  :) :)


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