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George Pearse (1795-1880)Son of Theed Pearse and Susannah Rebecca Dickens
FamilyChildren from marriage between George Pearse and Elizabeth Jennings:
NotesOccupation: Solicitor of Bedford.Resided at: 1848 Harlington, Beds. Lived at Harlington Manor, Bedford HARLINGTON Beds Harlington House : Wyngate - Pearse 1600? Owned 1854 by George Pearse. J.B. Burke, Visitation, 2nd Series, I, 1854, 186. George Pearse, was a magistrate, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire and High Sheriff in 1822. He and Elizabeth lived in Harlington House in Harlington, Bedfordshire. Elizabeth was the Wingate heiress, being the daughter of Anna Letitia Wingate, a descendant of Francis Wingate, who imprisoned John Bunyan.[1] The marriage is recorded in The European Magazine, and London Review[2]: 21 October 1819 George Pearse, Esq. of Bedford-street, Bedford-square, to Elizabeth, only child of the late John Wingate Jennings, Esq. of Harrington (sic), Bedfordshire 1851 Census for Harlington, Bedfordshire, at Toddington Street: George Pearse, age 56, Land Proprieter Elizabeth Pearse, wife, age 58 Rev George Wingate Pearse, son, age 27, Curate of Harlington Anna Letitia Pearse,daughter, age 25 John Thirlwell, visitor Edmund Pearse, visitor, age 16, student and servants: a footman, a page, a cook, and housemaid. 1861 Census for Harlington, Bedfordshire, at Harlington House: George Pearse, age 66, Land Proporieter and Deputy _ Elizabeth Pearse, wife, 68 Anna L Pearse, dau, 35 and a cook and housemaid 1871 Census for Harlington, Bedfordshire, at Toddington Road: George Pearse, age 75, Landowner Anna L Pearse,dau (unmarried), age 45 Lucy Pearse, Sister (unmarried), age 74 Susan Pearse, niece, age 47 and a cook and two housemaids. References
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