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Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. Eunice Winifred BRAYSHAW: Birth: 26 Jun 1927 in Morecambe, Lancashire, England. Death: 2 Mar 1963

  2. Frank Ivan BRAYSHAW: Birth: 12 May 1931 in Morecambe, Lancashire, England. Death: 1983 in Heysham, Lancashire, England

  3. Person Not Viewable


Sources
1. Title:   Charles R Brown (1862) Census British 1901
Text:   Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
  Elizabeth Bromley abt 1881 Preston, Lancashire, England Daughter Preston Lancashire Betsy Brown abt 1858 Preston, Lancashire, England Wife Preston Lancashire Charles R Brown abt 1862 Poplar, London, England Head Preston Lancashire Earnest H Brown abt 1889 Mold Wales, Flintshire, Wales Son Preston Lancashire Winifred Brown abt 1898 Preston, Lancashire, England Daughter Preston Lancashire Edith Parkinson abt 1900 Preston, Lancashire, England Boarder Preston Lancashire Mary A Parkinson abt 1879 Preston, Lancashire, England Boarder Preston Lancashire
2. Title:   Winifred Brown Birth Certificate

Notes
a. Note:   Parents died when she was 11. Moved to Modecombe.
  When they had both died, my Grandmother Winifred was sent to stay with a relative of Charles named Aunty Bertha. She it is said was cruel to Winifred and treated her badly. One day Winifred decided she would run away to escape this way of living. The story goes told me by my Aunty Denise, Winifred's daughter. That Winifred packed her little suitcase and began creeping down the stairs. When Aunty Bertha came out of the scullery and spotted her, What have you got in there she bellowed, and pointed to the suitcase. When the suitcase was opened, Bertha took out Winifred's best suit of clothes, (to pawn) and told her to go, and never to see her again. Winifred walked to Morecambe, where she knocked on the door of Hotels and boarding houses asking if they needed a maid. One big house took her in, Hannah, and Sam Stansfield brought her up as there own. She stayed there until she married Frank my Granddad. They were a wonderful loving couple,,,,, who made my life worth while, I loved them very much. They believed in fairy's fantasy and magic,,, wonderful. As a child we used to call Hannah Stansfield, Old Agony,,,, not to her face of course, but how Winifred lived with her I fail to see the woman was truly agonizing,,,,,,,God what a woman. A woman was not allowed into her house wearing trousers, no fear,,,,,,, you had to go home and change or not bother calling,,,,,,,,,


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